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i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program britain has passed a sobering milestone in its fight against the corona virus pandemic fresh data from the u.k.'s office for national statistics reveal that more than 32000 people have died from covert 19 that's the highest number in europe and 2nd only to the united states globally now the u.k. has been under lockdown since the end of march and strict social distancing rules remain in place a trial of mobile phone app has just begun and authorities hope that it will help to contain the outbreak. the arliss launch the new testing ground for a contact tracing app that could be ruled out across the country. but with britain now registering the highest number of covert related deaths in europe is it too little too late even the government's chief scientific advisor has now admitted failings. and maybe you don't think we could have done differently there i think if we'd managed to ramp the testing capacity quicker it would have been beneficial and. you know for all sorts of reasons that didn't happen crossers critics have long said that britain's conse

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celebrities including sarah jessica parker and kelly have made cameos.ven jennifer garner sampled a few moves herself. >>> it is a small step towards normal but a giant leap for the aerospace museum of california. they plan to reopen outdoor exhibits tomorrow. people will be able to walk around the park as long as they are wearing a mask and keeping their distance from others. some of the aircraft on display are ones flown by neil armstrong. >>> let's get a check on traffic with gianna. >> good morning, as we look at the roadways, you are dealing with some foggy spots. safety departments have declared an emergency. sensors in that area are seeing things at the limit. it is smooth sailing right here. taking a look at traffic along 580 westbound, this is one of our busy spots. this is out of tracy. there are delays just before mount house and the extent to grant line into the alatoona pass. it is a 33 minute drive time from the connector towards 680. there are brake lights as you approach the dublin interchange. another 15 minutes have been added on if you

celebrities including sarah jessica parker and kelly have made cameos even jennifer gardner sampled aew moves herself. >>> it is a small step towards normal but a giant leap for the aerospace museum of california. it plans to reopen outdoor exhibits tomorrow. people will be able to walk around the 4.5 acre park near sacramento as long as they are wearing a mask and keeping her distance from others. some of the aircraft on display are ones flown by neil armstrong. >>> let's get a check on traffic with tianna. >> good morning, as we look at the roadways, let me show you the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is starting to stack up. the lights have been turned on. this morning, they were turned on around 60 7 am. keeping a close eye on that as we are seeing more and more cars hit the road ways. you're going to find delays across the upper deck into san francisco, coming into the city the golden gate bridge is moving okay as far as traffic goes but there is limited visibility and a fog advisory remains for the golden gate bridge as well as part of 101, especially portions out of the waldo br

kelly? >> yeah, you know, sarah i was wondering, do we think that the -- the news that joe biden was in on thisg about michael flynn that obama had with susan rice sally yates a bunch of over figures that is going to become an issue for him in the election? >> look i think there are a lot of things that are becoming an issue for joe biden, and one thing is very clear, is there is a -- certain level corruption we are seeing unfold more and more but we are also seeing double standard play out in media i think people are starting to finally wake up try to hold him accountable. i have been saying almost three years one of the best decisions that president trump ever made was to fire james comey comey was a liar a leaker disgraced fbi trying to overturn 2016 election results he couldn't take down the president because he had nothing on him so instead he tried together after avaround him like general flynn he was disgrace a great decision for the president to get rid of him, now we are seeing how many people were involved in that corruption, i think that attorney general barr, and team over there has

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sarah marty. >>well as safe sleeping site the slated to open tomorrow in san francisco's haight-ashbury district is already facing some strong opposition kron four's maureen kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of merchants. >>lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are already drawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids great out on the street but not everyone in the aight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a group calling themselves concerned citizens of the hate follow

sarah stinson reporting live for us from walnut creek. meantime a safe sleeping sites slated to open tomorrow in san francisco's haight-ashbury district is already facing some strong opposition kron four's maureen kelly reports on a lawsuit filed by a group of merchants. >>lines for the city sanctions tent city for homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic are already drawn it's supposed to only be a temporary site existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months here on the location of the old mcdonald's and hate and standing for 40 plus tense campsites will be going to homeless already camping out in the hate you can see here not maintaining social distance sunshine powers who operates the tie dye shop love on haight says many of those sleeping on her corner or young ranging in age from 16 to 32. she supports the idea of the safe sleeping site some of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. >>the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone. >>and i think this safer. and more humane. i mean these kids right out on the street but not everyone in the haight thinks this is a groovy idea. >>a group calling themselves concerned citizens of the hate follow

sarah in the north a nearly a 100 people linked to a nursing home and the lael have coronavirus and 2 people have died. >>now families want their loved ones removed from the facility conference morning. kelly has a look. >>i want him moved out of there and i want someone to come in there. >>and shut this down and that bennett lewis is talking about her 31 year-old nephew a stroke victim who's been living at the windsor blue care center for about a year and is one of the 75 patients there that have tested positive for covid-19 she's been unable to visit in person, but saw him through window with the skilled nursing facility right now today. i just laughed. open but then they looked it looks like he's not really there. >>and it is just disturbing for us. >>bennett is not the only one concerned about a loved one there what we need is like gavin newsome to come up and jump off and she. this will happen no more. and take over this place put winds are out of business or president trump. help please. danny is worried about his mother maria. >>an 86 year-old alzheimer's patient. although she tested negative for corona virus, 24 workers tested positive and his niece fear that's left the care center