[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. i am proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 sma

[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. i am proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 sma

it won't go too far, likely anchoring in the san francisco bay near treasure island. from there, the crew can only wait and watch for any signs they may have picked up the virus. >>> new this morning, a coronavirus patient in gilroy has died. the city's mayor says that he learned yesterday that two elderly people had contracted the virus and that one of them died. he says that both cases have been confirmed by the cdc. >>> sonoma county is reporting a second case of community spread hours after its first reported case. the first infected person worked at the county's rohnert park health center. that person has been asked to self-quarantine and so are those who may have come into contact with the individual. meanwhile, the county has ordered the cancellation of events for more than 250 individuals and gatherings of more than 10 among high risk people. >> we've been through disasters and emergencies before. and you've been with us every step of the way. we know that this is scary and disruptive. we haven't been through this kind of disaster before, but we can do this be

you can see as we look down toward san francisco, treasure island and chinatown, a few light showersthe coast throughout the day today. the system is going to get hung up to the southern half of the bay area. most of the activity will be out of the north bay but we're seeing it now there. sweep on top of mt. st. helena, it's a snow system. snow falling in lake county and temperatures well below average. we'll see numbers not much warmer than this throughout the afternoon, mid 50s out there. 54 in oakland. out of the west today ahead of the system, by tonight as we get behind the system, we're still breezy, looking at your sunday. we have breezy to gusty winds, 25 to 30 miles an hour. and this is late sunday. it's still definitely going to be a chill this the air out there. you can see right now, still dark out there. :17 the sunrise. wintry mix into next week. looking at heavy snow in the mountains through monday. it looks like if you want to go, tuesday and wednesday would be your best bet. here we go through 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. the winds will continue to increase. and the rain will

[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. i am proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 sma

the city of san francisco skyline from treasure island. as the sun sinks into the west a beautiful finish to this monday night. a warm start to march. with santa rosa up to 76 degrees today. san jose 73. concorde 73. san francisco 70. the wind gusts the big story of the past couple days. winds picked up off shore drive direction. there is a wind advisory until 4 am. mostly affecting the upper elevations. the north and east bay hills with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour possible. introducing down tree lines down trees and power lines as a threat. tonight the winds will keep things fairly warm. 50 degrees overnight vallejo. 47 livermore. mountain view 50 degrees san francisco down to 52 tonight. with high pressure that is offshore a perfect situation for the high here coupled with the low that is just off of vandenberg. offshore winds in northern california. high pressure moves closer and the temperatures will come up. the gradient relaxes. the winds will die down into later in the day tomorrow. it will be warm and drive through midweek. b

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san francisco. a view from treasure island. the top of sales force tower looking in the fog. the temperatures reaching in the 70s away from the bay today. warm spots and in the city, 62 degrees. that number will be very similar tomorrow. everybody else is going to back off a little bit. the temperatures tonight, not bad. feels nice out there right now. the temperatures will end up in the middle to upper 40s in most locations to start the day on friday. we are going to warm up. not a cold day. that will hold off until the weekend. the temperatures in the upper 60s around south bay around 60 degrees, around the coast. east bay in the upper half of the 60s and 70 degrees in a couple locations. the bay area itself is going to be in the lower 60s with those near 60 degree readings along the cost. a little warmer as we head farther inland and warmer farther to the north as well. the big start to the north will be the temperatures increasing and it will move to the east. and a lot of snow to the sierra and 2-4 base in the high sierra, treacherous travel conditions but around here we

[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 small b

[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. i am proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 sma

san francisco bay. so it's not going to go far, somewhere near treasure island.e the remaining crew members will sit out their quarantine. over the past week, 2500 passengers have gotten off and at bases and motels in the bay area. >>> the cdc is now saying people should cancel or postpone all gatherings of 50 people or more for the next eight weeks, including conferences, concerts, sporting events, weddings, and any other gatherings.social distancing also includes organizational events and those planned by individuals. >>> i'm jackie ward live from san francisco city hall where later this morning we're expecting mayor london breed to now new health orders and directives for the city. governor gavin newsom is calling for a series of state closures of bars and wineries, restaurants to cut capacity and telling every senior in the state to stay home. lawmakers admit what is good for public health is bad for the economy. the governor's directive to shut down all nightclubs and bars is devastating for anyone who makes a living by working in those venues. and restauran

i direct the financial district project in the office of the san francisco treasurer. we worked in collaboration with the sfmta and many community groups to create the low income discounts for towing, booting, and payment plans. i really want to thank the m.t.a. staff who are always open to being in dialog with us at the financial justice project and also community groups. i want to speak in support of the reduced towing fee for people struggling with homelessness. i think this is an important step in the right direction and we support it. probably one of the most important starts of my job is listening to people in community groups and residents about how these various penalties are hitting them and i just would like to share some of what i've heard. going from $236 to $100, having 15 days to put that money together, that will make a difference for folks. they'll have a longer amount of time to come up with a smaller amount of money. and we hear that coming up with $100 might as well be like coming up with a million dollars. we have to realize that people don't have t

board at risk of the >> let's take a live look outside at the beautiful skyline of san francisco from our camera on treasure island. >> as we go to break, more election results. our election coverage will continue throughout the morning. you can find the full results at the bottom of your screen and on kpix.com. >>> mu video. an undocumentedan unruly passenger tried to open the door. the flight was diverted and the man was removed by airport police. the flight was going to dallas from chicago. >> >> developing this morning, at least 24 people are dead after a powerful tornado tore through tennessee. entire communities were leveled during the storm. ildingtional s ident donald trump is planning to witness the devastation and see it firsthand on friday. >>> new this morning in brazil, a major landslide killed at least 16 people and ntue to loo through the mud and rubble for survivors. dozens of houses and buildings were destroyed in the slide. >> the coronavirus outbreak sends wall street into a slump. here is diane king hall with today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street's turbulent ride continues

the rain isn't here yet, just increasing clouds looking at downtown san francisco right now towards treasure a couple of spots dropping into the upper 40s. otherwise in the low 50s, even 54 in oakland. overnight lows not dropping too far from where we are right now. down into the low to mid-40s away from the bay, 40s around the bay itself. temperatures close to normal, a little cooler than average, but not as chilly as the last couple of mornings in the 30s. highstomorrow 50s to 60 degrees. not much variation from spot to spot. everyone on an even playing field because we have a lot of cloud cover overhead, and good rain chances starting off. starting off with scattered showers, and the rain is with us on and off throughout the day. a little action possible heading into tomorrow evening, but we're not done with the rain yet at that point. we'll see a better chance of rain heading our way around sunrise on sunday morning. that's going to move from west to east. it will be along cold front that will try and drop temperatures, but really sunday could bring us a degree or 2 warm up. the burst of

[applause] >> i am the san francisco treasure. i am proud to stand with mayor breed and city leaders to deliver help to support small businesses, particularly businesses suffering during this time. the treasures office we manage the city banking, investments and tax collection. we work very hard to make sure we can do everything to support our local community and the businesses in it. i want to expand on what the mayor announced. there are two important payments that we are as a city deferring in order to provide some relief to thousands of businesses here inen the city. all of the businesses that pay business taxes, many are required to make quarterly payments during the year, and the small businesses that we have selected there will be 8,000 of them that will not be required to make first quarterly payment, which would have been due the end of april. they can make that payment on time and in full by the end of february of next year. a 10 month deferral on the time they can have to make that payment of their taxes. over 13,000 sma

. >>> taking live look outside at the city of san francisco from our camera on treasure island, you can see a ship going out there on the right-hand side of >>> the dow added 1351 points and the nasdaq was up 313. >>> doctor anthony saatchi is typically seen giving formation at the coronavirus roofing. >>> patients who have recovered from covid-19 are now starting to share their successful treatment stories. a palo alto resident tells us she was eligible to use an antibody developed to treat ebola, she got her treatment at stanford healthcare, one of 25 across the country conducting the clinical trial. after that, they say and against covid-19, all of these treatment so far have not been fda approved to treat the coronavirus. >> lesion and that everything you put into you do need to check with your physicians first. we are all trying to do the same thing, find the best cure for the patient. >> doctor say the ultimate goal is to create a vaccine.>>> as for drivers, the dmv is now shutting down all california field offices for the rest of the month because of the coronavirus outbreak. onl

so it will do that by dropping anchor in san francisco bay, probably off treasure island. from there the crew can only wait and watch for signs they may have picked up the virus. >>> and a clammer for widespread coronavirus tests. but kits arriving from the u.k. flunked. they were counterfeit. lax seized fake kits last week. they pointed out we all need to be skeptical of test kits available on line. and coronavirus test are carried out in public labs and hospitals. at the same time, the first dose of a potential vaccine for covid-19 will be given in a clinical trial that begins tomorrow. there is an unusual site, no tables or chairs at starbucks. customers at this location in southern california were able to order at the store but they were told to take their coffee and food to go. the idea is to encourage social distancing. starbucks is taking steps to protect employees and customers against the coronavirus. in a letter posted on the website the ceo says the starbucks experience may look different as we navigate through this time together. they are also preparing for the

i direct the financial district project in the office of the san francisco treasurer. we worked in collaboration with the sfmta and many community groups to create the low income discounts for towing, booting, and payment plans. i really want to thank the m.t.a. staff who are always open to being in dialog with us at the financial justice project and also community groups. i want to speak in support of the reduced towing fee for people struggling with homelessness. i think this is an important step in the right direction and we support it. probably one of the most important starts of my job is listening to people in community groups and residents about how these various penalties are hitting them and i just would like to share some of what i've heard. going from $236 to $100, having 15 days to put that money together, that will make a difference for folks. they'll have a longer amount of time to come up with a smaller amount of money. and we hear that coming up with $100 might as well be like coming up with a million dollars. we have to realize that people don't have t

i direct the financial district project in the office of the san francisco treasurer. we worked in collaboration with the sfmta and many community groups to create the low income discounts for towing, booting, and payment plans. i really want to thank the m.t.a. staff who are always open to being in dialog with us at the financial justice project and also community groups. i want to speak in support of the reduced towing fee for people struggling with homelessness. i think this is an important step in the right direction and we support it. probably one of the most important starts of my job is listening to people in community groups and residents about how these various penalties are hitting them and i just would like to share some of what i've heard. going from $236 to $100, having 15 days to put that money together, that will make a difference for folks. they'll have a longer amount of time to come up with a smaller amount of money. and we hear that coming up with $100 might as well be like coming up with a million dollars. we have to realize that people don't have t

. >>> taking live look for treasure island camera at the city of san francisco. time and temp. 4:42, 52 degrees in the >>> former mayor, susan and! the diversity in city commissions and helped pass a living wage ordinance she was a two-term mayor. she was also a 16 year member of the city council. hammer was instrumental in the cities partnership with san jose university to build the martin luther king library. shall select fundraising for a new theater center for the school. >>> taking live look a downtown san jose this morning, hammer pushed for development in this area, which has seen dramatic growth in the past two decades. she oversaw construction of the san jose arena, also known as sap center also caught the shark tank. the mayor says susan made san jose a place for compassionate action, artistic celebration and for you full aspiration. i know i'm not alone in saying that i will miss her tremendously. hammer was 81 years old. >>> the wild ride continues on wall street, u.s. stock futures are up slightly after president trump announced he will work on an em

i direct the financial district project in the office of the san francisco treasurer. we worked in collaboration with the sfmta and many community groups to create the low income discounts for towing, booting, and payment plans. i really want to thank the m.t.a. staff who are always open to being in dialog with us at the financial justice project and also community groups. i want to speak in support of the reduced towing fee for people struggling with homelessness. i think this is an important step in the right direction and we support it. probably one of the most important starts of my job is listening to people in community groups and residents about how these various penalties are hitting them and i just would like to share some of what i've heard. going from $236 to $100, having 15 days to put that money together, that will make a difference for folks. they'll have a longer amount of time to come up with a smaller amount of money. and we hear that coming up with $100 might as well be like coming up with a million dollars. we have to realize that people don't have t

here, you can see the showers stretching from south san francisco, sfo san mateo and getting the wet start to the day. here is a live look with your treasure island camera and running in the 40s and 30s in santa rosa. could see an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon. in the 50s. i'll time out what you'll see next coming up. let's check in with a look at traffic. >>> good morning mary. let's look at the roadways right now. we're not seeing a lot going on right now, but we're we'll have first reports of an accident on 24 but doesn't look like it is blocking any lanes. if you look at the maps here, h the sown to see what is going on. bay area bridges. another reminder. oar >> breaking news, prince charles testing for coronavirus. officials say the 71-year-old has mild symptoms but otherwise is in has been tested. she does for the have the virus. as for queen elizabeth, she has left london be at windsor castle. >>> a live look at capitol hill. a major device overnight on a $2 trillion package. cbs's skyler henry with more on what happens next. >>> after days of intention discussions. the senate reached a bipartisan agreement on an historic

here, you can see the showers stretching from south san francisco, sfo san mateo and getting the wet start to the day. here is a live look with your treasure island camera and running in the 40s and 30s in santa rosa. could see an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon. in the 50s. i'll time out what you'll see next coming up. let's check in with a look at traffic. >>> good morning mary. let's look at the roadways right now. we're not seeing a lot going on right now, but we're we'll have first reports of an accident on 24 but doesn't look like it is blocking any lanes. if you look at the maps here, a lot of green is good. westbound 24 head the out to the sown to see what is going on. bay area bridges. another reminder. oar >> breaking news, prince charles testing for coronavirus. officials say the 71-year-old has mild symptoms but otherwise is in good health. his wife has been tested. she does for the have the virus. as for queen elizabeth, she has left london to be at windsor castle. >>> a live look at capitol hill. a major device overnight on a $2 trillion package. cbs's skyler henry with more on what happens next. >>> after days of inte

right over the san mateo bridge, across fremont, light to moderate rain pushing through and through palo alto. this morning, a live look with our treasure island camera. 48 in san franciscore. foggy in santa rosa and down to freezing so could see some patchy fog there, as well. maybe some black ice with those foggy conditions and temperatures at freezing. as we head through the day, we're looking at temperatures for ail of is in the 50s. unsettled weather as we head through the day. more scattered showers. we'll talk more about that coming up. that is your look at weather. let's check in with gianna. >> we're seeing a few brake lights out there. the good news, they are moving this out of the road way. crews are on scene getting this vehicle out of lanes at the decline just as you come off the foster city side. san mateo bridge, you can see the wet weather so definitely be careful as you hit the roadways this morning. >>> all right. taking a look at other bay area bridges. very quiet at the bay bridge. a reminder it is cashless as you travel through ner. no delays. that stall through treasure island cleared. the ride on the golden gate bridge, because of the wet weather l

right over the san mateo bridge, across fremont, light to moderate rain pushing through and through palo alto. this morning, a live look with our treasure island camera. 48 in san francisco. foggy in santa rosa and down to freezing so could see some patchy fog there, as well. maybe some black ice with those foggy conditions and temperatures at freezing. as we head through the day, we're looking at temperatures for ail of is in the 50s. unsettled weather as we head through the day. more scattered showers. we'll talk more about that coming up. that is your look at weather. let's check in with gianna. >> we're seeing a few brake lights out there. the good news, they are moving this out of the road way. crews are on scene getting this vehicle out of lanes at the decline just as you come off the foster city side. san mateo bridge, you can see the wet weather so definitely be careful as you hit the roadways this morning. >>> all right. taking a look at other bay area bridges. very quiet at the bay bridge. a reminder it is cashless as you travel through ner. no delays. that stall through treasure island cleared. the ride on the golden gate bridge, because of the wet weather lik

are rolling through without any problem so a quick trip here downtown san francisco there's a report of stall westbound at the treasureand off front looks like it may be a a car that's blocking the ramp of them. there's also bus that stuck behinit that's not able to squeeze by so for excelling at treasure island just be on the lookout for that action over to the gold gate. we have our usual maintenance work that's the flashing lights you see on the right heading out of san franciscothey're blocking one lane but folks are getting through withoutdelay, so easy here nevado to the toll plaza 92 was busy but it's not bad. bridges, mainly on the flat section heading toward the high ris it's getting a lile crowded, but no big problems leaving haywd all right we're taking a peek affic tracker and we're in the green for the east shore freeway for 24 west. i want to treat lafayette i don't see any problems for 5 80 or the name itself, we're off to a fantaic start less than 15 minutes from to 38 to downwn oakland. they want a national headlines now the th to the democratic nomination is a little cleareas former vice president jo

san francisco. it's great west of treasure island and the skyways wide op so a very quick 11 minutes to make it in nore 24 looks good at 14 minutes wannacry oakland and you're ne on both the macarthur and then the mets from 2.38 to downtown oakland james. >>thank you very much rob and there's something ecial in the sky. it's a uniqstar one that's never been seen before. amateur astronomers were the first to spot. it is basically in t data that was collected by nasa's spce satellitethe star is about it's nearly twice the mass our own son and his pulsating tear drop shaped which is kind of interesting a lot re research going to be done about that all right we'll take aquick break here, 6.56 coming up in the next hour 3 tsa workers at san jose internationalairport have tested positi for coronavirus we'll have a live update with the very latest details on that story and a numbr of commuters taking public transportation. >>it appears to be going down and that's impacting. trals because of the coronavirus and say how much ridership is acally down on bart and after beinclosefor almost a weekto the coronavir

crossing into san francisco we do have an issue coming over in towards treasure island. no slowing shows up on the system. i have the arrow on the map showing a big rig reported through the 280 split. that may be an issue traveling south. a big shot of the bay, no problems crossing the bay for the san mateo bridge. a new incident on 680. so far nothing big reported. a sparkly clear view. that's a nice way to start this friday. >> exactly. we'll look for the sparkly. >>> 4:51, mike. a southern california city leader was admitted to the hospital to be treated for coronavirus. earlier this week steve padilla spoke about what it feels like to test positive for the deadly disease. >> this is a scary time, but it's also a time to remember what community really means. >> his daughter says he's now on a respirator. padilla said symptoms of fever, body aches, headaches and chills came very quickly. it may seem like weeks ago passengers from the "grand princess" cruise ship are ten days into their two-week quarantine. many at travis air force base. "the chronicle" learned two-thir

treasure island camera with those clouds. looking at 49 in concord, low 50s, livermore, san francisco, san jose. as we head to the day, partly sunny skies, daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year if not just slightly below average. partly sunny, a few showers are possible for the north bay, we will talk more about that and time it out for you on future cast coming up. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic.>>> chp is providing traffic control, a large truck carrying a wide load. they are trying to back it up and let it travel to number 10 which is little bit wider to get it through their. you are seeing a little bit of a delay. you might have a few brake lights of you work your way toward the toll plaza. other than that, everything is fairly quiet. just before lakeville it is blocking at least one lane. >> i'm in of it -- i'm anne makoveck. four people died, 130 people are sick here it is sailing to the panama canal. now on its way to fort lauderdale florida, over the weekend, 400 asymptomatic passengers were transferred three different ship and panama's gov

. >>> well, we're taking you live outside with our treasure island camera with blue skies as we look toward downtown san francisco. we're watching our temperatures rise. a mild day across the bay area. i'll let you know what to expect with the next weather system. my weather forecast is coming up. [ running and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. >>> happening today, so called sanity trial begins after john lee cowl was convicted of first- degree murder in a 2018 killing at a bart station. he now faces life in prison. he could serve his sentence at a mental health institution. she was found guilty yesterday of stabbing the 189-year-old to death in oakland. wilson's sister survived the stabbing. >> police are asking for help in locating the suspect involved in a fatal shooting. officers reported to mission boulevard and blanch street for a shooting last friday. 30 minutes later, two victims were found in oakland suffering from gunshot wounds. one was taken to the hospital and treated. the other died from injuries. anyone with information is asked to contact hayward

san francisco over to the east bay. a has a, broken down vehicle stuck around treasure island.ing the number three lane from the left. hears dennis with sports. >> it has been a couple of weeks of contradiction and uncertainty but now it sounds like steph curry could return to the warriors thursday night in an nba finals rematch against toronto. he was actually sent to the minor leagues this morning, to ere s issue wi bren ha and curry to a few pointers to the young guns. have been out since november. tonight against the government, to punch out into innings in his spring debut and the a's beat the cubs 5-2. meanwhile, mark a0 -2 for tonight. he sporting 333 average this spring. hoping to build on a 2019 career year. you will be a free agent after 2020. you better believe he wants to keep his family at home. >> it is pretty special that my family can just, you know, drive down the road and come see me play whatever they want. sumac how old is your daughter? i have a two-year-old girl. >> she doesn't understand when you're coming up to bat yet? >> no, not quite yet. i think she

death in 2014, her sister and niece are rummaging through her san francisco condo, wondering whether their inheritance is filled with treasuresdesperate to get things cleared out. it was overwhelming because i didn't have a clue what i was looking at. >> do you take a garbage bag and just get started? >> it was tempting. it was really tempting. there was drawer upon drawer upon drawer. and when you opened them, every drawer was just overflowing. >> she converted closets into bead drawers. these are beautiful. >> it's not just loose beads stashed everywhere, but hundreds of bead necklaces. >> we probably spent the better part of two days just taking the necklaces out and laying them across the beds. >> the handmade pieces range from glamorous to exotic to simply bizarre. >> this is a necklace that naomi wore. it's dogs' teeth. >> dog teeth -- that's a new one. thousands upon thousands of beads. it's simply overwhelming for carol. when you looked at all the beads, what was your first reaction? >> "wow. what have we gotten into?" >> but help's just a phone call away -- to naomi's friend and fellow bead enthusiast jamey allen. >>

in cantonese the california state treasurer is urging people in san francisco chinatown to vote on super tuesday. >> california moved our primary up from june to march. >> reporter: ma led her support others a merchant walk campaigning for presidential candidate mike bloomberg. she said the former new york mayor is not a spoiler by staying in the race when pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar have dropped out and thrown their support behind joe biden. >> i think we have to see what voters say super tuesday tomorrow, right? for people to decide who should or shouldn't stay in the race is not really fair. >> reporter: among those participating in the get out the vote merchant walk were supporters of other candidates. >> i'm supporting joe biden and the reason why is because i know his history. i know the work that he's done. he is a true blue democrat as am i. >> reporter: the walk ended at imperial palace restaurant where the group made it a point to dine there. the owner says the coronavirus scare has caused business to decline up to 70%. >> ifcontinues like this, i don't know how long we co

san francisco, cape bruny kron 4 news. >>as california continues its response to the virus. the state treasurer says that it highlights the importance of the census. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more from a conversation with the treasurer today. >>we're just encouraging everyone each during this down time to do what they can teach and to just hop on a computer and sign up state treasurer fiona ma encouraging californians to take 2 minutes during the stay at home order to fill out the 2020 census outreach teams for the senses the shifting torch. >>virtual stone gangs weapon, ours and other virtual it like facebook's lies with this being the first digital census, it's convenient only takes a couple of minutes to fill out online all you need is the census co that's mailed to your address if you don't fill it out online says officials will send you a paper questionnaire. >>everything that you can think of is funded using the census data results from the census will decide legislative districts and key federal dollars for the next decade. census officials say the coronavirus outbreak sh

treasure island. that happened at 1:00 in the morning. there shouldn't be any more problems crossing into san francisco. back to you. >>> all right. thank you very much, mike. entering its third week of the shelter in place order, and it looks like it's going to last longer. sources tell nbc bay area all nine bay area counties plan to extend the shelter in place order until may 1st to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. that means more empty streets and parks, closed businesses, and more distance learning for students. this comes after president trump extended nationwide social distancing guidelines yesterday. >> the better you do, the faster this whole nightmare will end. therefore, we will be extending our guidelines to april 30th to slow the spread. >> president trump says he plans to reveal more about those extended federal guidelines and we'll see where they go from there. >>> san francisco is rapidly expanding its public really on the front lines. nowis now has 340 confirmed coronavirus cases, those numbers are expected to surge this week. the mayor's office says three new drive-through sites will open in a ses to seven

treasure island camera. temperatures are in the 50s right now with 56 in san francisco and 55 in san jose.through the afternoon today, tomorrow, and especially for the weekend we do have rain chances still on saturday and then unsettled into next week but daytime highs today low 60s in san francisco upper 60s in concord with fremont 70 . mostly cloudy and killer friday and even cooler for the weekend. that would go with the shower chance saturday and for next monday and tuesday. wayne: that would be awesome. - it's "let's make a deal!" wayne: $20,000. tiffany: i can sing. - ♪ she's with wayne brady wayne: cbs daytime, baby. jonathan: so ready! wayne: it's a zonk, right? - let's do the curtain, wayne. wayne: they got the big deal! - (screaming) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: welcome to "let's make a deal," wayne brady here, thank you for tuning in. three people, let's make a deal, shall we? let's go, first up to bat. linda, is it linda, the whoopie cushion, linda, come on, linda. linda. let's go over here. sir, yes, carlos, come

edgewood is a treasure to san francisco and our children. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> supervisors today you heard many people come here and speak on topics very hard for you to listen to. now, the skyline of san francisco has changed drastically. well it's the people that bide the skyscrapers, we need community benefit set aside, just like you give 2% to the arts commission. 2% or 3% of the billions so that we can take care of our children and our you'll youths and those organizations that cater to the children and the youths. we don't need to be rocket scientists. now the controllers office monitors all the non-profits. we have to have a mechanism where we have a leeway, where we have a commission or a committee that looks into situations like this where an organization that is well-known falls on bad times and is given a helping hand. so, i know a lot about edgewood. they do good work, but also you all know, all of us know these times are difficult times. if you can help them, that would be a nice thing. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> h

edgewood is a treasure to san francisco and our children. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> supervisors today you heard many people come here and speak on topics very hard for you to listen to. now, the skyline of san francisco has changed drastically. well it's the people that bide the skyscrapers, we need community benefit set aside, just like you give 2% to the arts commission. 2% or 3% of the billions so that we can take care of our children and our you'll youths and those organizations that cater to the children and the youths. we don't need to be rocket scientists. now the controllers office monitors all the non-profits. we have to have a mechanism where we have a leeway, where we have a commission or a committee that looks into situations like this where an organization that is well-known falls on bad times and is given a helping hand. so, i know a lot about edgewood. they do good work, but also you all know, all of us know these times are difficult times. if you can help them, that would be a nice thing. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> h

it's pretty qut in san francisco, here's the bay bridge 80 west and the lie is growg, but it's been holding back at the boom of the maze so from that point up the incline its low treasure island to the suspension, 's wide open so 10 minutes after fremonstreet. and then if yore coming from the peninsula to san francisco. no proems at all for one oh one or 2.80 both under15 minutes to downtown darya ange. thanks a lot 71, les get to the top story which is the coronavirus now a 3rd person has died in california. >>that latest death coming out of elk grove in sacmento county near what we know about the victim is that she was a woman in her 90 with underlying health nditions. >>she died and an assisted ving facility. but here in the bay area there are a few more confirmed cases here santa clara county has the most you can see there on the list that has 48 confirmed cases, san francisco. the closest in line, san francisco's 14 san mateo 9 confirmed cases solano 8 sonoma county and alameda counti. both with 3 and a marine couy reporting just one confirmed case right now. >>in the south bay 3 ts officers at san jose inrnational airport have coronavirus and they're being treate