sanford is not stopping there. we have a lot of other clinical trials, using convalescent plasma, other antivirals, things that work with the immune system. gov. noem: and the state will be supporting those efforts as well. yes, question on the phone? >> this is carol hart with the red river farm radio network. , butis still covid related more focused on the agriculture side. on saturday you send a letter to smithfield asking them to take care of the coronavirus concerns. on sunday, as you know, smithfield decided to close the sioux falls plant. is there anything else you would like to say about smithfield's closure on sunday? have you talked to them since they have closed? gov. noem: i talked to ken sullivan this morning. we are going to talk later this afternoon or tomorrow morning and discuss the future of when they can get back up and running. i think the letter and the request made to them, they are looking at. but also knowing they give their employees time to go home to heal, to visit with their families, an

an e-mail may have tainted a recent coronavirus study conducted at sanford university. the wife of a sanford proffer a professor invited people to join in part of the study. a stanford research team has reportedly corrected the problem. >> ucf researchers have teamed up with partners to test people in san francisco mission district. the free testing aims to better understand how the virus affects the latino community and other vulnerable populations. we have that story for us. sarah? >> it's a small area, just 16 square city blocks but this testing zone has a big impact on the latin x come under. community. >> we are a community that has been ignored. >> san francisco department of public health launched free coronavirus testing in the city's mission district. anyone who lives or works in the area from 23rd street and south bend to harrison street may be eligible. >> i live around the block and i have been sheltering forever and i want to know one way or the other. >> this area was chosen because it's the second most populated tracted in tract in the city. this is one o

sanford health has a research arm that is helpful to us during this time.vira has a comprehensive knowledge of how to deliver telehealth services and to get out on the ground and care for people not just in healthcare needs, but there mental health care needs which is what we are facing in south dakota as well through this virus. monument health has an amazing ability to triage and appoint healthcare peak remote and rural areas. it has been amazing expertise to have. i rely on the people around me and come back to the foundation of using facts. i talked to people everyday that are scared, that have a lot of fear and emotion. we followed the science, what we know of the virus and the data and the facts that we see on the ground will make the best decisions for our people living here in south dakota. i want everyone to remember that i lived here my entire life, too. i have a mom in the vulnerable population. she has diabetes. i have a son with severe asthma. i have nephews with the existing conditions as well. i put myself in your shoes. i know when it is you

noem: sanford health is world renowned.hey are highly recognized around the world for the investments that they are making into research and finding solutions to a lot of our biggest health care challenges. to have them leading this is phenomenal. i also think that south dakota is the only state who could have possibly done this. to get three health care systems to work together and partner in something like this is unprecedented, and then to have a small population like we do where we can implement something like this statewide and to have a state government and a governor who supports it so much that we are willing to partner in it and then to get a relationship with the federal government that when you call them up and say i need 1.2 million doses of hydroxychloroquine and they get it here within two days, that would not happen in any other state. that is what is special about south dakota. we now have an opportunity not only to help our people get through this virus better and keep them healthier and literally try to us

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a senior fellow at sanford's hoover institution says along with the social distancing, another factor is in play here. victor david hanson believe that is the coronavirus likely arrived undetected in california last fall when the doctors reported an early and tough flu season. he says during that time, as many as 8,000 visitors from china arrived in california every day. >> when you calculate as well that there are people on the direct flights of san francisco and lax, it would be naive to think that the california population was not exposed. >> now, hanson say that is many in california may have been expose today the coronavirus late last year and leading to the immunity. sanford is conducting a test to find out more about this, bit the results may not come in for a few more weeks. >>> happening today, the labor department is going release the number of new unemployment claims filed last week. several analysts expect the report to show that 6 million more workers filed for unemployment in addition to the nearly 10 million that filed over the past previous two weeks. it's expected the

i do believe sanford indicated they were doing other clinical trials at the same time . this is not the only clinical trial they are conducting. what terms of perspective, you paid in the last two weeks, how does that compare for last year? >> payments at this time last year would have been about $504,000. >> so, more than 20 times? >> correct, which is what we have seen consistent with the claims so far. gov. noem: further questions? ok, thank you, have a wonderful day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response andhe coronavirus pandemic, it is all available on demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. watch white house briefings, track the spread throughout the u.s. and world with interactive maps, watch on-demand anytime unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. at the daily coronavirus white house briefing, president trump spoke about congressional efforts to pass ano

. >> i do believe sanford indicated they were doing other clinical trials at the same time. this is not the only clinical trial they are conducting. >> in terms of perspective, what you paid in the last two weeks, how does that compare for last year? >> payments from a year ago would have been about $504,000. >> so, more than 20 times? >> correct, which is what we -- which is consistent with the claim numbers we have seen. gov. noem: further questions? ok, thank you, have a wonderful day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer: television has changed since c-span began, but our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. already we have brought to primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment, and an out of the federal response to coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online, or on our radio app. the conversation through "washington journal," or through our social media scene. c-span, america

among those making the announcement, sanford's go, alameda, sonoma, contra costa, san mateo, and marin. >> it will be an important part of the new normal. >> reporter: the new rule applies to anyone coming to an essential biz is or taking public transportation but not to those in personal vehicles out for exercise, or hanging out at home. >> the requirements to wear face coverings does not take the place of social distancing. >> reporter: they do not need to be medical grade, health officials say bandannas or cloth masks will do. >> this just feels like another order, it is important to realize that this actually enables us to lift other, more restrictive orders. >> that is the hope. right now, no easing of restrictions has been announced. notably, santa clara county is not mandating masks yet. resident say they would support it. >> it is hard to distance yourself in the store when there are others around and if we can reduce the amount of come you know, spray going all over the place, that is probably a good thing. >> i think it should be a requirement, i feel guilty not wearing one r

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they plan to donate 420 meals per week to the entire er and icu staff at cpm's the and sanford. the owners say this is a way to help local healthcare workers and keep their staff employed during this difficult time. >> great stuff. you can check out more positive stories like this at kpix.com/together. you can send your ideas to us as well. >>> they have one of the best flat iron steaks. >>> e bull prtithursd's ndraft. joe montana joints a new team to raise money there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> the korean baseball league is planning to start their season on may 1. of course without fans. hopefully this

10th district congressman jodi heise and later with george's second district democratic congressman sanfordishop. watch c-span's "washington at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning and be sure to watch "washington journal" on sunday at 9 a.m. for a look back six years to the student protests at kent state which erupted into a confrontation between students and the ohio national guard. join the discussion. ♪ television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues -- to provide an unfiltered view of government. this year we brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment process, and now the federal response to coronavirus. the publicch all of affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app and be part of the national conversation to c-span's daily "washington journal" created by private industry, america's cable television companies, as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. at monday's coronavirus briefing, georgia governor bryan p announced theaters and restaurants and dining rooms can reopen

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recruits in the country, today he made a sensation check >> i will be committing to the university of sanfordwilliams was stanford's highest recruit since 2007. and on this day 16 years ago, the church played their first game in front of 2000 fans, including then vice president richard dixon, who called in the finest ballpark in america. fast-forward now, 33 years, to barry bonds first game in a girm he homered in his first at-bat. check it out, san francisco missed the playoffs, despite winning 103 games, that was a crime, in that year, the giants had to 20 game winners, shot divorce john and billy, that's the last time >>> that's it at 5:00, we will see you back at 6:00 for another hour of news the cbs weekend news is next, and we will be back in just 30 minute's. . captioning sponsored by cbs >> gradney: be tonight easter disrupted, virus restrictions force christians to celebrate a new way. some ignore the threat as u.s. captioning sponsored by cbs >> gradney: tonight, easter disrupted. virus restrictions force christians to celebrate a new way. some ignore the threat, as u.s. deaths surg

and then with congressman sanford bishop. live at 7:00 eastern this morning. eastern for at 9:00 a look back at the antiwar student protest at kent state that erupted into a deadly confrontation between students and the ohio national guard. join the discussion. >> at a rose garden news conference, president trump and members of the white house coronavirus task force announced new plans for a nationwide coronavirus testing strategy. the president confirmed that over 5 million tests have been conducted so far. he also took questions on comments made by attorney general william barr on how states are reopening -- handling reopening, on the state of the economy, and on the health of north korean leader kim jong-un. pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you. today i would like to provide you with an update in our war against the coronavirus.

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sanford is conducting an antibody test to try to find more. those results are not expected for at least a few more weeks. >>> happening today, the labor department will release the number of new unemployment claims filed last week. several analysts expect the report to show 6 million more workers filed for unemployment in addition to the nearly 10 million who filed over the previous two weeks. it is expected the numbers will continue to grow. many people, nationwide, have been unable to file claims because state unemployment the >>> we are taking a look at wall street this morning ahead of that report. that report comes out at 5:30. right now, futures indicate a slightly lower opening across the board to follow a pretty good day for the market yesterday. investigators seem encouraged by signs that the spread of the corona virus could be stabilizing in some of the hard- hit areas. energy and travel companies and retailers were all on the plus side. the trump administration now working on plans to eventually reopen the country. now,dr. the top i

kpix 5's kit doe was at sanford medical center to see it. >> these firefighters and law enforcement personnel are back at it again. as one nurse said, it's a small but beautiful thing. imagine coming to work like you've done your entire career and suddenly one morning someone up and calls you the h word. >> heroes coming through. heroes right through here. thank you. . >> the so-called appreciation events where police and fire get together to give a rousing and heartwarming welcome to hospital workers during shift change have been contagious and spreading all over the bay area like, well, you know. >> what was that like? >> amazing. [ laughter ]. i feel so appreciated. >> they will tell you, it's one of the most stressful times of their lives. facing an unseen enemy at work while they and all their lives are turned upside down at home. >> it's nice to be able to return the favor and let them know how much we appreciate them and the sacrifices that they're making for the safety and the safety of their families. >> and in a twist, the hospital staff themselves came out holding a sign saying tha

that will be help at sanford school of medicine starting at 1:30. we posted a link at the web links section at ktvu.com. >>> and oakland congresswoman barbara lee will host a telephone town hall meeting at 6:00 tonight talking about the corona virus and resources available for her constituents. her guests will include alameda county's public health officer and a manager at the u.s. small business administration. if you want to take part in that town hall meeting, we posted a story with the phone number on the front page of our website, ktvu.com. >>> all right. we are keeping an you on wall street as usual right now. it looks like the markets are going to open up 1 to 2% when that opening bell rings this morning. that is after a rough day again yesterday with all three major indexes losing nearly 4.5%. now, economists expect more losses today after we find out new americans file for jobless benefits last week. the previous report showed a record 3.3. others predicting it could jump 5 million. the national restaurant association issuing a stay-at- hom

. >> sanford have been doing 500 test today for the past week i hope to ramp up to 1000 test today and they're working with other labs to get similar programs up and running, ann rubin ktvu fox 2 sec news. >> today a new testing site is opening up in san francisco and this is on seventh street and testing will be by appointment only with a goal of 200 test today. the company one medical is partnering with the mayor's office to combat the spread. >>> a new test for covid 19 has been developed by researchers at ucsf which promises results in just minutes. it is called the stars cov two detector where your skin is jabbed with a very thin needle and test results come back in 30 to 40 minutes and it is easy to use and analyze and you do not need special equipment that could help us test more widely become available than the current covid 19 test kits.>> we're talking about millions and millions of tests. it is very important that we should develop this rapid test. >> the new test still not has been approved for fda clinical use and ucsf researchers are trying to fast-track the approval proc

joining us on the phone is daniel roeska, senior analyst, sanford bernstein.st airlines prepared for this? we just heard the ceo from accor saying they had a decent cash situation going into the crisis. can the same be said for airlines like air france and lufthansa? daniel: theuld say so, they are in best balance sheet after the records we have seen. anna: what do you think of the outcome between governments and the aviation sector? will we see government taking stake in european airlines? longl: that depends on how the duration of the crisis in the lockdown will be in the end. if we have a slightly optimistic scenario where we see some return in the end of may and early june, i do not think government support will be required. it will reach a level where it has to be tied to equity stakes. if the lockdown in the supply side constraint on air travel is in the second half, this is a possibility we will be talking about, more government equity in european airlines. matt: are we going to need to see some regulatory changes? when i was a kid, an adult male can si

newman , senior research analyste, sanford c. bernstein.s your key takeaway these numbers out of samsung? strong,e numbers are stronger than we have expected. is thathappening smartphone demand has been hurt by this pandemic in china and western europe and north america. weakness will follow. the strength in pcs is offsetting that. price is strong and trending up. that is driving profit recovery and memory which is generating the lions share of profits. it is better than expected and not bad yet. we are looking forward to the second quarter where there is more downside from western europe and the u.s. the memory demand will remain strong, and that will power pricing up for memory and include earnings for samsung. pricing, arehed on they able to get that balance back? there were missteps in overproduction in the memory space. why do you think prices will stay strong? mark: i think prices will remain , there is a lot of uncertainty around supply and demand. tocing is sensitive supply-demand balance, and there is so much uncertainty, suppliers

. >>> a local business and a sanford bioengineer have found ways to repurpose scuba and snorkeling masks for the safety of front line health care workers all at no cost. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo has the story. >> from providing safety underwater to protecting those on the front line, scuba and snorkeling gear are being repurposed to give medical professionals another option. >> there's a health crew sis around the world no matter what. covid has exposed the underbelly of the problems that exist. >> in march, he returned from a work trip in france self-quarantining in the same room as his snorkeling gear. he thought of a way to turn his full face mask into a reusable option for front liners without sacrificing visibility. >> you move the snorkel up top and put the coupler and the biofilter that's already a preapproved medical device that blocks viruses. >> he has collaborated with his students. the fda has approved the product as a face shield or face mask but not as a respirator. it's macing waves in the bay area. the company recently donated 200 scuba masks to alta bates

. >>> a local business and a sanford bioengineer have found ways to repurpose scuba and snorkeling masks for the safety of front line health care workers all at no cost. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo has the story. >> from providing safety underwater to protecting those on the front line, scuba and snorkeling gear are being repurposed to give medical professionals another option. >> there's a health crew sis around the world no matter what. covid has exposed the underbelly of the problems that exist. >> in march, he returned from a work trip in france self-quarantining in the same room as his snorkeling gear. he thought of a way to turn his full face mask into a reusable option for front liners without sacrificing visibility. >> you move the snorkel up top and put the coupler and the biofilter that's already a preapproved medical device that blocks viruses. >> he has collaborated with his students. the fda has approved the product as a face shield or face mask but not as a respirator. it's macing waves in the bay area. the company recently donated 200 scuba masks to alta bates

employees are told to take off and mentally next week, other choices to take a pay cut for that peter, sanford health dare raised a statement, quote the current pandemic affected many nations globally, this is a difficult but necessary decision to sustain the long term health of the organization so we can provide critical services to the community. lifo's supreme court postpone the bar examine, the court ordered a state bar to examine online within remote or electronic, calling it sweats after tkraá 35 years ago, they open the doors while the shelter at home order was put into place, later in a heartfelt facebook post, the owners thanked their regulars and colleagues, pointed out the economic impact of the coronavirus as a recent for closing. >> we're going to miss it dearly, its been my life, i love to cook . i'm sad, they were fantastic neighbors. >> 30 employees did lose their jobs, the immediate focus is try to raise funds to help them get through these difficult times. >>> advocacy organizations around the state are calling for governor newsome to cancel remember and mortgage payments. th

look the people are being paid for peacefully my dear to the city sanford are the ones traveling the extra mile where are the media the old we go dear and we give them a chance to tell their story 'd . they called it wrong because. the us president threatened to cut funding to the world health organization as 2000 new coronavirus deaths are recorded in the u.s. in 24 hours. 40 back to bill you're watching al-jazeera and i've not global headquarters into also ahead a rise in 1000 related deaths in france spain and the u.k. but there is cause for optimism the number of new infections is falling. roswell han opens its doors again weeks of lockdown and now over in the chinese city which 1st reported the corner virus outbreak and. a corner virus testing center torn apart in ivory coast protesters say it was too close to their homes putting them at tyrus school. thank you very much for joining us the u.s. president has criticised the world health organization for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic donald trump has accused of being china centric and has stretton to cut funding attack

opening withe' .ongressman sanford bishop host: is the "washington journal." we want to get your thoughts on the expanded role of government during the perrone eyes -- during the coronavirus pandemic. there rate, supporters of their role look at the financial aid and credit people are receiving. roledo you think about the of big government, at as it is known at this time? do you agree or disagree? if you live in eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8000 is the number to call. dish in thein any mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. the recent column appeared in yesterday's wall street journal. the era of big government is back is the title. to show you some of what they wrote. conversations with a broad cross-section of political figures suggest there is little reason to expect a return of the status quo on federal spending, or the prevailing attitude toward the proper role of government. the era of ronald reagan is over a democratmanuel, who served as the mayor of chicago and president obama's first chief of staff. an echo came from the other .id

why didn't you commission survey testing like the sanford team just carried out to get an accurate picture of the spread and fatality of this virus. will you carry out nationwide survey testing immediately? two, based on this new data do you now except that it's unnecessary and impractical to identify, isolate and contact trace everyone who has this virus. three, will you tell the government, the media, the big business bosses that widespread virus testing of individuals is not necessary for reopening? will you rule out immunity certificates immediately. for, do you agree that all deaths matter not just coronavirus deaths. will you commit to a study of the long-term public health cost of the shutdown to help inform any future pandemic response like suicide, rise in opioid and lower life expectancy caused by shutdown induced poverty. now, the contour of the political battle over all of this became clear this week. president trump now owns reopening but with connecticut governor looking at the end of may and mayor de blasio saying mae and governor newsom saying next year, democrats own the s

last week he made a similar drop off the nurses at sanford hospital. >> we have a commitment to our employersch i think comes first and foremost, people who depend on the sound on this restaurant being open. that ismain , continuing to fight the good fight if you will. >> they are right on the front lines everyday, putting their lines -- their lives address. i think that is something good we can do to help give back. >> the restaurant has set a goal of delivering more than 800 hot meals. and for more stories of the bay area coming in cates say that the first úplan s to put their lives at risk, the new place that they will now go. >> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or - will invisalign aligners really work for my smile. - is there a better alteivto bs? - only invisalign aligners use smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably. and in many cases, it works faster than braces. (upbeat music) .>> right stg on cbsn bay area major cutbacks to bay area transit. gianna breaks down the commute changes today aft

podcast and the nation's leading tackling evan weaver, he goes to the cardinals in the sixth round and sanfordh. and basketball news espn reported the nba reopened team practice facilities beginning this friday in areas that are loosening stay at home restrictions. now, there's going to be no group work outs or organized team activities. there will be alternative plans made for those in markets with stricter guidance. we have not seen the nba since march 11th. that's when the season was suspended, but possibly good news on the way. send it back to you. >> that's nice hearing about the nfl draft. it's nice hearing some of the basketball players can practice their skills, and now more than ever its important to stay informed. so abc 7 news will continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. with news for you, and of course at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and 11:00 you can see dion lim and me. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. for drew and chris and dion and the entire abc 7 news team thank you. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplu

why didn't you commission survey testing like the sanford team just carried out to get an accurate picture of the spread and fatality of this virus. will you carry out nationwide survey testing immediately? two, based on this new data do you now except that it's unnecessary and impractical to identify, isolate and contact trace everyone who has this virus. three, will you tell the government, the media, the big business bosses that widespread virus testing of individuals is not necessary for reopening? will you rule out immunity certificates immediately. for, do you agree that all deaths matter not just coronavirus deaths. will you commit to a study of the long-term public health cost of the shutdown to help inform any future pandemic response like suicide, rise in opioid and lower life expectancy caused by shutdown induced poverty. now, the contour of the political battle over all of this became clear this week. president trump now owns reopening but with connecticut governor looking at the end of may and mayor de blasio saying mae and governor newsom saying next year, democrats own the s

sanford, l.a. county, university of miami, these studies we have seen, i think their status -- i think there tests distinguish between those two things. if they do not, there is not a lot of validity to the test. i think what they showed, in varying degrees, exponentially more people having the antibodies that have actually tested positive, and it seems like the overwhelming majority of the people who have the antibodies never even had symptoms. so that is saying this thing was more widespread than we had thought. it is not even that people were not getting tested, they had no reason probably to think they needed to get tested at the time. the larger that denominator of people with the antibodies is, the lower the overall hospitalization rates and lower the overall fatality rate of the disease. the more antibodies we determine , i think is good news. some people say that is some people that have not been tested and were positive, but i think it is better news than that because it shows, for the vas

and 70s and then it's all low to mid 60s here. 63 in napa and then concord out of the 70s and then sanford has a roaring delta wind out there. it's going to 29 and then 52 in the airport and then with the on shore breeze. a couple of 40s. there's not too many. i think it's at 49 degrees on the peninsula. it's close and all at 53. 33 up in rake tahoe. may a little bit of activity. we're going south and monterey. that's saying going down to southern california and take the turn around. we will get a break and then that does not look like much. the forecast models have kicked back. if it does happen, it's on monday. tomorrow may look like sun and could get a few near 70s. most locations in to the 60s and then back to warmer sun on tuesday. >> wow, nice. thank you, steve. >>> 5:21 is the time right now. more safety directives going in to affect in the bay area. coming up, where the masks are required for anyone heading out in public. >>> and there's a need for more volunteers to help deliver the food to senior citizen in the bay area. up next, where and how you can sign up. blip >>> welcome ba