a bit of sunshine moving in behind it for the southwest, but, again, on the cool side.t remains unsettled as we move through the end of the week. further showers at times, just signs of things warming up a bit by the end of the week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: uk ministers say the public must adjust to "a new normal" as the coronavirus outbreak remains at a "delicate and dangerous" stage. latest figures show another 413 people died in uk hospitals. senior nhs officials insist that social distancing measures remain vital. we now have a very definite trend in a reduced number of people in hospitals. that is definitely showing that our compliance with social distancing is proving to be beneficial. boris johnson is back in downing street, two weeks after being discharged from hospital treatment for conronavirus symptoms. italy reports its lowest coronavirus daily death toll in over a month as the government is set to announce a gradual easing of the country's lockdown. children in spain are allowed out for the first time in six weeks, as the daily number of deat

on the other hand in southwest kansas where 20% is processed we are on an uptick so i'm in southwest kansas seeing what i can do to help these folks out as well. shannon: i have worked in a number of hospitals out there that were bracing and preparing for this, that is not come to fruition was one of them into peak a talks about a case that talked about st. francis

a little bit drier across scotla nd southwest.nd will turn cooler still as we move into monday was to be showers we are seeing in the south and southwest, those will fade away, and southwest, those will fade away, and instead around an area of high—pressure, we will see a northerly wind. it will turn drier and it will turn cooler. this is bbc world news. these are the headlines. in record number of deaths in the uk from coronavirus, 938 reported over a 2k hour period. the british prime minister is facing a fourth night in the hospital. downing street says mrjohnson is making steady progress, though he is still in intensive care. the wto says global trade could fall by as much as a third because of restrictions to contain covid—19. the wto chief says the pandemic could provoke the deepest recession of our lifetimes. the saudi led coalition has announced it is halting military operations nationwide in order to and the five—year war. senator bernie sanders has announced he is ending his campaign for the democratic credential nominati

i want to fly southwest. i want to fly southwest. i want to tell my wife i'm flying southwest, you don't have to worry about me. i'm not getting covid from southwest. what has to happen to make it feel like that's the case? >> i think a lot of things have to happen for the country to come back to life much less air travel obviously we and the federal government have a role to play in this. i think people ultimately, if they're going to travel, they need to have something to be able to do when they get there disney world needs to open back up restaurants need to open back up you have those kinds of things then people need to feel safe. you know, we'll need to do our part there so we'll need to protect our employees, we'll need to disinfect our airports, our airplanes. our customers will need to know what we're doing they'll need to feel comfortable with that. all those things, i think, are very far along in terms of being able to deploy, you know, those kinds of procedures. then as far as customers go, you know, we'll certainly "the d

and we saw that happen with south by southwest. so amazon prime is playing south by southwest shows right now actually. and you're able to go on and see some of these documentaries or short ores comedies, whatever it is you're interested in, that weren't able to be shown at these festivals. >>> watch the full interview and get more from cnet every tuesday on cbsn bay area, streaming 24 hours a day on kpix m.fler beacday. weathemakes it hard stay inside. those folks are distant. chief meteorologist paul hagen distant from the studio here. he's at home. he joins us now. paul. >> we got out today and enjoyed the nice weather and made sure we stayed our six feet away from everybody else. it seems like people are easily doing that today. on a weekday, not as crowded as the weekend. today is the warmest day of the week. it's not going to be real cool as we head toward. but not quite as warm. that marine layer had a hard time budging. from right along the coast, you can see clouds in the visible satellite perspective clinging to the coast

southwest scotla nd northwest of england. southwest scotland and northern ireland.hern coast, they channel island could see gusts of 50 mph. look at these temperatures. way, way down from where they have been. seven in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 11! degrees at best. high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through monday night into tuesday morning you can see this blue shade on the chart. widespread fraud. if you spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling on tuesday with a lot of dry weather in the coming week and it turns warm once again.

i think that is true many ways because if any of you have been to the southwest, it is talking.t is very high, and elevation .it's so dry and the distances that these soldiers were traveling even on horseback, they were spending two - three months on the road. in west texas the water sources is the pecos river was very few and far between because and there's that army marching and then another army marching another antagonist from an california who came from los angeles also water sources born for part. he staggered the company. so you'd only be going forward of 100 men in time rather than all 3000 at a time. so they wouldn't just suck dry a water source all at once ready to give it time to replenish. so that's one of the things they tried to do to help survive in the road. so in his picture coming little crazy because it's eyes were so light-colored. and he was a commander and he oversaw everything. he made them train and carry all of the with them and carry water with them. he did notot lose a single persn in that march except in the engagement with the confederates did by the

saturday at low pressure to the southwest was on high pressure to the northeast.ayed right with the best of the sunshine across northern and western scotland. northwest england and northern ireland. for the sow, once again, we have more clout, some heavy thunder he showers particular through the morning. gradually tracking their way northward to becoming fewer and further between. could you see a few creeping in to the south of northern england. i the further north you are the driest it will be the with rest of the sanch eye. still quite a cool feeling dave was a particularly where we have cloud and showers and once again eastern coast of breeze off the north sea. sunday this area of high pressure to the north and east, extends a little bit further south and westford. the breeze eases down slightly through sunday. fair amount of cloud to start for the morning. it's equally across central and western areas up it's equally across central and western areas up through the day, that cloud will start to retreat westwards increasing amounts of sunshine from the east. aft

if any of you have been to the southwest, if you fly there especially from here, it's shocking. the plane it's very high elevation, it's extremely dry in the distance these soldiers were traveling, even on horseback, they were spending two months or three months out of the road. in west texas the water sources once you got past the pecos river were very few and far between. so there was that army marching and another army marching under james carlson who is another protagonist from california through the desert from los angeles to tucson also water sources few and far between. seeing how those armies dealt with that logistically, one of the ways they did it which is interesting as they staggered their companies. so you would only be going forward 100 men as a time rather than all 3000 at one time. so if you did get to a waterhole or spring they wouldn't just suck it dry like all at one time, they had to give it time to replenish. that's one of the things they tried to do to help army survive on the road, carlton, who you will meet, he also has very light-colored side and a littl

and between weather systems this feature getting close to the southwest.aturday for the top the back edge of that area of low pressure could be certain further showers to the northeast of scotland. in between plenty of dry weather some sunshine but also some cloud building up through the day. one or two places could become quite grey. it will feel pleasantly warm in the south i think 15 or 16 degrees. 0n feel pleasantly warm in the south i think 15 or 16 degrees. on it to sunday, it looks like this frontal system now flirts with southern parts of the country the high pressure will be building in all the while across the uk. it looks like again part two for the weekend could be dry for most of us. some good smells of sunshine to wake up to possible cloud into the afternoon. 0ne possible cloud into the afternoon. one or two showers being brought to the north of scotland on the northerly wind at the haps app currently system for some thicker cloud and showers to the southwest. in between wet, dry and settled a little bit warmer 16 or 17 degrees. into next wee

probably the sunniest weather towards the southwest.r underneath the cloud in scotland and noticeably so in the northeast of england. there will also an onshore breeze too. that cloud will continue to drift its way northwards, up towards the northern isles, taking a bit of rain there overnight. but elsewhere, i think we'll some good clear spells, particularly further south across england and wales. but after the warmth and the sunshine here in the day, temperatures here will be no lower than eight or 9 degrees. into friday, good friday, and a few changes for the northern half of the uk. whilst there may be some sunshine, there's the chance of catching a few showers, which could be heavy. they're very hit and miss, mind you. for much of england and wales, it's probably going to be dry. the sunnier skies from the midland south towards. here, temperatures again, 23—24 degrees. a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland. as we move into the weekend, we will start to see some erosion of the a

so very warm temperatures around 19, 20 southwest of scotla nd temperatures around 19, 20 southwest ofngland. but it's during sunday that there is much more uncertainty. now it looks like the shower band could move its way further south into england and wales with a cluster of showers then returning into a more northerly breeze across scotland. there be some sunshine around. those temperatures and other parts of the uk, back down to around 14 or 15 degrees uk, back down to around 1a or 15 degrees could make 19 or 20 still perhaps in the south. this is bbc news. my name's mike embley. the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: president trump says infection rates and cases in hotspots are dropping and more states will be in a position to reopen. thank you. these strands demonstrate our aggressive strategy to battle the virus is working and that more states will soon be in a position to gradually and safely reopen. it's very exciting. the world health organization insists they warned everyone about the virus in good time, and with infection rates rising, warns the p

probably the sunniest weather towards the southwest.l be quite a bit cooler underneath the cloud in scotland and noticeably so in the northeast of england. there will also an onshore breeze too. that cloud will continue to drift its way northwards, up towards the northern isles, taking a bit of rain there overnight. but elsewhere, i think we'll some good clear spells, particularly further south across england and wales. but after the warmth and the sunshine here in the day, temperatures here will be no lower than eight or 9 degrees. into friday, good friday, and a few changes for the northern half of the uk. whilst there may be some sunshine, there's the chance of catching a few showers, which could be heavy. they're very hit and miss, mind you. for much of england and wales, it's probably going to be dry. the sunnier skies from the midland south towards. here, temperatures again, 23, maybe even 24 degrees. a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland. as we move into the weekend, we will

kelly shining and saying this is why i love southwest. a neat little moment in there is a picture to prove it. jillian: some chocolate chip cookies. carley: i don't remember. i fly southwest open, i don't remember the chocolate chip cookies, they need to bring that back. rob: they did better than most, one airline people like, very rare with an airline. jillian: in the next hour of "fox and friends first," florida's reopening starts today, republican congressman says giving small business a boost is the best way to get back to his prosperity. he joins us live. rob: a spectacular show in the sky, the latest salute for the front lines from a captain from the air force thunderbirds joined us to talk about operation america strong in the next hour. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> we suffer with one heart but we will prevail. we are coming bac

probably the sunniest weather towards the southwest.theast of england. there will also an onshore breeze too. that cloud will continue to drift its way northwards, up towards the northern isles, taking a bit of rain there overnight. but elsewhere, i think we‘ll some good clear spells, particularly further south across england and wales. but after the warmth and the sunshine here in the day, temperatures here will be no lower than 8—9 celsius. into friday, good friday, and a few changes for the northern half of the uk. whilst there may be some sunshine, there‘s the chance of catching a few showers, which could be heavy. they‘re very hit—and—miss, mind you. for much of england and wales, it‘s probably going to be dry. the sunnier skies from the midland south towards. here, temperatures again at 23—24 celsius. a little bit milder, i think, across the northeast of england and for many parts of scotland. as we move into the weekend, we will start to see some erosion of the area of high—pressure. the pressure is starting to drop a bit. we‘ve

they are very far apart run well different kinds of federal agencies and in most taurus go to the southwest for the southwestern culture indigenous culture, the architecture or the green chili and gelatos not civil war history. there is a great example of s,this if you've ever been to santa f fe, right in the middle is an obelisk and it is a memorial to the soldiers who fought in the war against the confederate and the savages. so around that monument what we found interesting but everyone ignored it. so we went around and talk to people do you know what that is? know. so walking the path all the way a around so there isn't anything calling the attention to the civil war history. and that john clark takes part in the fundraising for that memo on --dash memorial so the pause itself it is created the sites when the officers put them to work otherwise they start crowding around. and then you would never know that because it is not noted. for various reasons and those mechanisms the history of the war has sometimes been forgotten. and also how complicated and how many different groups of people

amazon was bad what happened to southwest was worse. we didn't end up in federal and state court. herb kelleher and i. >> but you mentioned that you looked around and you could not find other companies that were able to be amazon but you also said he found some people that amazon beat but they would not talk to you on the record. >> yes. i found many amazon victims and talk to them personally. and got their stories and then said that's great. can i quote you? know. even the people who were in totally different industrie industries, people that were industries now competing with amazon. everybody was so afraid of amazon that nobody would go on the record. i have zero on the record firsthand quotes in this book about what happened. >> why are people so afraid? >> you have to ask them. i don't know. that's not for me to share. but i will tell you it was so severe that i could get nobody to go on the record. so there are no quotations. just me. >> right now in washington there is a ton of scrutiny of antitrust grounds looking at congress and the ftc. do you think amazon is a monopoly.

the southwest airlines ceo says he does not expect demand for air travel to rebound. still ahead tonight. it's an unsettling new trend that is emerging during this pandemic people >>the all the employees of the store. do the right thing in not engaged with somebody that tension was carrying a and mfi wrist. >>it is a disturbing trend during the covid-19 pandemic using a cough as a weapon during the crime. tonight, the fbi tells kron four's haaziq madyun they're cracking down on offenders nationwide in their effort to protect essential workers. >>the boys of that store. do the right thing in not engaged with somebody that tension was carrying a and mfi risk to women cover lead over al a and resent us a buzz have been arrested on federal charges in connection to using a cop as a weapon during a robbery back on april 6 2020 inside a walgreens in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood fbi special agent in charge john bennett and they were approached by offshore personnel. >>they began to cost all you know pretty. pretty aggressively and then they always told everybody th

a bit of sunshine moving in behind it for the southwest, but, again, on the cool side.rming up a bit by the end of the week.

>> yep that's what we'll do right now quarterly results coming from southwest moments ago.he man who knows them by heart. phil lebeau from chicago this morning. >> we'll talk about the q 1 numbers. everybody is focused on cash, liquidity, and fleet plans when it comes to the 737 max. expectation of a loss of .41 cents a share. coming in with $4.23 billion versus an estimate of $4.43 billion. looking at their liquidity as of last friday, $9.3 billion cash on hand this year, southwest has raised or boosted its cash position to cash on hand by $6.8 billion don't be surprised if we see more of this the cash burn is between $30 to $35 billion a day. ahead of going reporting q1 results tomorrow, they do not expect it to be back on schedule before may 30. prior to this, they were probably set somewhere in the september time frame they are not expecting before september 30 they go on to say we expect the max to be removed through october 30 in light of the current environment, we are in the process of revising our current order book with boeing and look at a sensible delivery sched

we can do that off of our wonderful first word news, southwest made the 737 max orders and they can find a revenue trend given what they have seen in transportation. pepsico withdraws a forecast and we will see a few more of those. a quiet market, and equity lift but bonds are quiet. oil has been a challenge, brent crude at $29 -- $20, $19. francine: i need to look at some of the earnings. hsbc slipping after adjusted profit slumped. they also cautioned bad loan charges. santander air is fluctuating and novartis up after maintaining its profit forecast.

oakland, concord, fairfield, 25 miles per hour at the west/southwest. the onshore breeze is in place. it is from sfo, hayward 50s on temperatures. lakeport at 49. 59 at napa airport. low clouds and fog. that system. that is a good signature. it rotates, generates a little bit of energy to going down the coast. it is not expected to move inland here, but maybe in southern california. any rain, well, there could be some drizzle. so halfmoon bay, san francisco. it does try to generate a little shower activity around morgan hill. we'll take an eye on san jose. could be splash and dash showers in 24 to 36 hours. the better opportunity will be late sunday and into monday. the temperatures will continue to cool off into the weekend. >>> time is 4:51. new reports that suggest covid 19 was developed in a lab in china. >>> this is a laboratory that contains highly contagious materials. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you about a white house investigation now into where the deadly coronavirus came from. >>> plus the latest tool using innovative technology to track cov

the navajos who were living in the southwest for hundreds of years saw the white man's war as the invasion of their territory both the union and the confederacy saw the indigenous groups with the attempt to control their west as an obstacle. so i also learned that after the unionn successfully defended from confederate invasion spring 1862 they turn to these other enemies to initiate a hardware campaign against them. so this meant at the same time the union was fighting the war to emancipatema enslavement , they were fighting a war to exterminate or remove people from the west. i figured all of those out and thought it was an interesting aspect of the war nobody had thought about. then i figured out things why i had never heard about this before. the field of civil war history focuses on virginia and the battlefield and the homefrontt and politics and extraordinarily important so what that means rarely do we move outside that area. also made tradition in civil war history referring to the trans- mississippi west with the battle of shiloh and all this area around the mississippi river that

american canyon 54 and senate soma at 53 and a peak breeze at 37 and mount diablo at 30 and west/southwest in the berkeley hills which will keep the onshore going for most. north wind to santa rosa and temperatures mainly 60s and 70s, a little bump up tomorrow but not originally as much as we thought, and then i downshift and it looks cooler too much color towards the end of april into 1 may.>> small communities which usually depend on outside visitors are getting swamped with tourists during the warmer weather. next what towns along the russian river are doing to handle the rush of nonresidents. and taking advantage of the state home orders, major projects underway right now while there is less traffic on the roads in the bay area bit now this is a live look at the traffic now at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few cars moving through but just breezing through, sal castaneda will watch this and every thing else in traffic and bring this morning's edition of traffic jams coming up on mornings on 2. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight

west winds in nampa, west southwest 21 gusting to 31. out water temperatures cold, san francisco with half moon bay. all you need his help and there is your help. the system coming and drag across mostly cloudy, partly cloudy, cooler, a possibility is one of the system so they could drag across mendocino county lake county. so far holding onto 3100s or five 100 either way, temperatures on the lowdown. a pretty good fog bank the next few days. 60s and 70s and low 80s. by the time we get to thursday or friday, temperatures continue to take a dip. >>> thank you. >>> today, moving into dorm rooms at a university, coming up at 6:00, how many people will stay in the campus which is now closed. >>> he pictures near the bay bridge, look at the traffic backup because of a police investigation of an early morning shooting. we have the latest on the shooting on interstate 80 at the bay bridge. the newest information for you coming up in just minutes. >>> up next, the travel industry could be in for major changes, even after airline and hotel bookin

you focused on southwest, ikea. why did you decide to focus on those companies? >> i'm a scientist by training. very steeped in the scientific method. if you going to do a reasonably controlled experiment. you need to eliminate the variable. one of the most powerful variables is the phenomenon of technology. if you look at the potential for a company that does nothing really that interesting but adds sufficient technology to an old business, you can get outside success. but i didn't want to study them. when i saw this pattern of the innovation stack, i said i want to study companies but i don't want to study companies like google. you look at google, or amazon, all of these are fantastically successful. what is it that creates their success? in some cases, just up your disruptive nature of technology overwhelms anything else. this is why i laugh when people study google's business practices. they could defend their own space program. which is fantastic but their management could be crummy. i wanted to exclude that. what you're left with is businesses throughout h

and then towards the five southwest, probably going to be a dry day and another warm day for the timemperatures peaking at 21 01’ year and temperatures peaking at 21 or 22 celsius. into the weekend, a couple things we can be sure about, temperatures will drop a little and the winds will remain my but a lot of uncertainty about those particularly on sunday. we are looking at more cloud towards wells in the southwest and this is where we are more likely to catch a shower 01’ we are more likely to catch a shower or two but there will be more cloud coming into the northwest of scotland. elsewhere it will be a still very dry and some sunshine around. it is during sunday that there is much more uncertainty because now it looks like the shower band could move its way further south into england and wells with a cluster of showers that turn into a more northerly breeze. and the sunshine around and temperatures in parts of the uk and back down to 1a 01’ parts of the uk and back down to 1a or 15 degrees could make 19 or 20 still perhaps in the south. this is bbc news with the latest headlines fo

the united states government had no appetite for extending war into the southwest. there was a strong desire for peace that came more from philosophical as well as expedient ideas. from ordinary settlers to the highest offices in the land, state and federal governments was a still stronger desire to settle these lands. throughout this formative. period i am talking, i'm excited to get into the 19th century. the policy tornado americans was really the acquisition of land. peace, jet -- the policy toward native americans was really acquisition of land. peace and other goals were less successful. underlying all of them was a goal and sense of inevitability regarding the acquisition of land. washington himself, for washington for himself, he was quite a land speculator in his own right. not resist thinking about what these lands offered. in the famous image of washington and his family, his wife and his grandchildren, and of course his enslaved servant you can see on the side we get a sense of this. the map is not representing native lands, although i guess ultimately i

you don't think amazon was bad but southwest airlines was worse. and herb kelleher had it worse than i did. >> so you looked around and you couldn't find other companies that could be amazon. so you found people amazon beat but they were not willing to talk to on the record. >> i found many amazon victims and talk to them personally and got their stories and then said that's great. can i quote you? know. even people in totally different industries that were not one - - now competing with amazon, everybody was so afraid that nobody would go on the record. zero on the record first-hand quotes about what happened to them. >>host: why are people so afraid of amazon? >> you have to ask them. i know. that's not for me to share but i will tell you it was so severe that i could get nobody to go on the record. so there are no quotes. just me's. >>host: now with all the companies on the antitrust grounds and sec do you think amazon is a monopoly? >> not a monopoly in the traditional sense but i think i'm not an antitrust lawyer. that any company that gets bi

their way eastwards and those could turn heavy and thin before it turns brighter and drier in the southwestand wales — now take place in care homes. the uk‘s health secretary announces testing will soon be rolled out — to all residents and staff. anyone who is working or living in a ca re anyone who is working or living in a care home will be able to get access toa care home will be able to get access to a test, whether they have symptoms or not. the scottish government recommends, people should use ‘face coverings‘ in confined public spaces, to help slow the spread of covid 19. british airways announce up to 12 thousand redundancies — after the collapse in passenger numbers, caused by the pandemic. france announces plans to ease the lockdown from the 11th of may. but, the prime minister says, the country will have to learn to live with the virus. and in germany, as lockdown restrictions are eased — infection rates rise — we‘ll have the latest. millions of people across the uk — take part in a minute‘s silence — to mark, more than a hundred frontline workers, who‘ve lost their lives during

you focus on southwest, ikea and others. why did you decide to focus on those companies outside of the technical industry? >> guest: i am a scientist by training and my father was a scientist. i've been very steep in the scientifics. if you are going to do a reasonably controlled experiment, you need to eliminate the variables, and one of the most powerful variables is the phenomenon of viral growth and technology. so, like if you look at the potential for a company that does nothing really that interesting but has sufficient technology to an old business, you can get outside success and i didn't want to study back. when i saw the pattern of the innovation stack i said i want to study companies but not companies like google. it is successful or amazon, they are successful. what is it that creates this a success. business success. in some cases just the pure disruptive nature of technology overwhelms anything else. so, this is why i laugh when people study the business practice. they could fund their own space program which i

degrees and as it turns drier overnight, this weather friend continues to bring some rain to the southwesthere could be some sunshine with some showers in the big grey and cloudy elsewhere in the could see this more consistent perhaps heavier rain pushing northwards and eastwards. once that clears it will have some dry and sunny weather before it turns wet and windy again in the southwest later on. and although there is more rain to come, it will not be as cold for england and wales as it was today. it all of this rain means that the polar levels have dropped and they remain low to moderate across the country tomorrow. more rain to come overnight as well on this to other friends there and as we head into thursday, that central low—pressure coasters we have more but whether to come as well. submit patchy rain to start off on thursday in scotland, a band of rain for northern england and northern ireland, bits of that will see some sunshine but also some heavy or potentially fun to read downpours developing with some strong and gusty winds to the english channel is. the temperatures still dis

he became quite a popular man in southwest virginia, was photographed a great deal. i'll show you a few of the photographs. i got the photos from his grandson, who is still living. he's in florida. he is 95 years old. he does email better than i do. he has shared so many photos. we cannot see them all, but i will close with my favorite photograph, and that is also the only time i will read anything, is at the end. so, this is tom later in life. we will come back to the story of the foot in just a little bit. this is the earliest photo we have of tom. it was taken on his wedding day. he was married on christmas day 1872. i'll show you another photograph shortly of he and his young bride and the lady that probably saved his life. i will elaborate on that as we go through. tom was born in 1837 about two miles outside of abington. the delegates were still in richmond in the secession convention contemplating whether or not they were going to take virginia out of the union. well, there was an old army officer, william edmondson jones. some of you have probably heard that

england particularly up over southwest england particularly up over high ground.es but still a warm day and cooler close to the posts. over high grounds in wales, the morris of the west country, could see the odd shower but most places are dry and into the weekend a lot of dry weather but a growing chance of catching a shower which will turn a little cooler. on saturday we have the slack pressure pattern and not a lot of light to make lines on the chart. this area of low pressure will eventually come into play but saturday is another predominantly dry day and if anything we will see a little more in the way of cloud and still tension for an odd shower in wales and southwest later on and still relatively warm. that will change a little bit as we get into the second half of the weekend, as there is very weak area of low pressure does think it's way and from the north and the frontal system as well which will bring some outbreaks of rain for some of us but the front ethical front and behind at the air will start to turn a little colder particularly across northern ar

everything is coming from the west or southwest.to start with and then we will see this band of rain moving up from the southwest it could be heavy and persistent. behind it there is a little bit of sunshine across wales, the midlands. then more rain will arrive. temperatures will be higher tomorrow it won't be as cold. we have a couple of weather fronts on the scene tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. the rain will be coming into the north and east words. we have one band of rain sitting here, very slow moving. and more rain across scotland, but the main will be coming across england and. it could be heavy and thundery. some stronger winds blowing through the english channel. temperatures 12 01’ the english channel. temperatures 12 or 13 degrees. a bit below average for this time of year. as we go to the end of the week, the area of low pressure will start to drift away, but very slowly will things eased down. there is still some more showers around and may be some persistent rain across the north of scotland. they will push their

saturday we are looking at more cloud towards wales in the southwest.e more likely to catch a shower or two. there will be more cloud coming into the northwest of scotland. elsewhere chances dry and a lot of sunshine around. still very warm, temperatures around 19, 20 southwest of scotland 20 or 21 in the of england. during sunday there is much more uncertainty because now it looks like a shower band could move its way further south into england and wales with a cluster of showers then returning into a more northerly breeze at the cross of scotla nd northerly breeze at the cross of scotland top there be some sunshine around at those temperatures in the northern parts of the uk back down to around 1a or 15 degrees could make it 19 or 20 still perhaps in 00:29:10,140 --> 2147483051:51:19,784 the 2147483051:51:19,784 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 south. this is bbc news i'm tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump says infection rates and cases in hot spots are dropping — and more states will be in a posi

our people in southwest virginia adhering to social distancing? is, why intion southwest virginia we have a small number of individuals who are testing positive. i think it is fair to say that the highestg increase, the highest number of positives in dense populations across virginia. certainly in rural virginia. i am from rural virginia. we tend to be more spread out and do not gather in large groups. i think that is part of the reason for that. capabilities,ing if they have had contacts, they are going through the same screening mechanism. if they meet the criteria, they are being tested. i think a lot of your question , thelated to the decrease less population in the rural areas of virginia. >> [inaudible] given that the states capacity has grown, are there any changes to the criteria? what aree more tests, we doing with capacity? >> the first thing is about enforcement. think in talking to a lot of our law enforcement agencies at they are taking this very seriously. we have had discussions with in hamptonxample roads, after what we saw this we

>>hey good morning mornin rain appearing on orm y and tracker 4 coming in from the southwest of the santa cruz mountains getting a little dose of all of th the ad from the weekend. and some stones and some of higher elvations ys what we're looking at for now mount hamilton included in as well let's go and take a look at the motion you'll e we're talking about in terms of where it's coming from as you can seethe general local location and that projected to go throughthe east bay throughout the early afternoo in the north bay probably by thelate afternoon into the evening hour. >>what is this this is not hamiltoand lick observatory where we expect to see some snows from all of this when it'all said and done a look at the golden gate bridge and a kind of ugly a little bit from behind us. bu the shot ahead of us looking kind of optimistic there a littleit as the skieopen up a bit little bit of a morning breeze as wecan see from the flag flapping around quitecold store up in the north bay, 34 sata rosa, 37 front about uh what napa elsewhere around midday, middle 40's at that warming up into th

now, it is south or southwest. that is a no doubt about it onshore wind. to the sacramento valley. berkeley, 52. redwood city, 53. there is our system. it produces some high and mid- level clouds. they will be with us today probably into tomorrow. you can see the wind is now turning westerly, so that is onshore. they started to cool down yesterday. what about rain? probably not much through friday or saturday, but then the european model just goes bonkers as we go into sunday night and monday. we'll finetune they can change on a dime. but something to watch going into the latter half of the weekend and into early next week. 50s and 60s and 70s today and temperatures coming down. they'll continue that friday. cooler temperatures. >> all right, thank you, steve. >>> it is 4:19. communities feeling the economic impact of social distancing are now calling on governors to reopen their state. still ahead, protesters ignore stay-at-home orders and apply some pressure on lawmakers. >>> plus, it started as a small operation, but see what one organization is doing t

it is a west/southwest in the oakland, berkeley littles. a couple of systems that will keep us on the cool side. you can see how they are digging themselves in the west coast trough. that keeps our temperatures near average or below. a look at what is going on. my guess is no. >> you're right, steve. there is not a lot going on. a nice-looking driver around the bay area. i hope we just stay nice and quiet today. and sit 4:32. let's go back to dave. >>> well, today the federal government social distancing guidelines will expire. president trump said he will not extend them. 30 states relaxed. today, stay-at-home orders in 12 states will expire. more than 60,000 people in the u.s. have died due to the corona virus and health experts say continued vigilance will be crucial to keep the u.s. below the 70,000-death level forecast by some of the models. >> if we are unsuccessful or prematurely try to open up and we have additional outbreaks in are out of control, it could be much more than that. it could be a rebound. >> the original white house s

the weather front, just towards the southwest, not a lot of it.to wait till friday. by thursday the temperature could get up to 20 or 21 degrees. still a nip in the air. and then friday, saturday and sunday, what we find is the weather front will be crossing the country but it will be a slow process because there is a high—pressure across scotland and high pressure tends to slow things down. once again, some rain but the chance of isn't until the end of the week. goodbye. this is 0utside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. in new york state, the number of people who have died has now passed 10,000. however the authorities are optimistic the worst of the outbreak is now over. the world health organisation warns countries across the globe not to end the coronavirus lockdown too soon. while covid—19 accelerates very fast, it decelerates much more slowly. but in france, president macron announces schools will begin to reopen in mid—may — and

it's clear in san jose and then going to the southwest breeze at 5 miles an hour. the pressure is lining down a little bit. still high at 3010. yesterday 80s for oakland airport has a record high of 80 degrees. a west wind and then those are down about 15 almost 20 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. that's a huge change. 40s and 50s and they are still rocking it up to 81. the hills are in the warm area and then at 55. belmont at 49 degrees. the system is off of the north west coast of california and humble county. that's going to lead to a significant cool down if it's not late tonight, it's tomorrow. it's going to open the door for a couple of systems. one is moving in sunday and monday. it looks like we're going to get back to the april rain. looks like we have a couple of days and still warm and then and nerve. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> 6:20 is the time right now. oakland could consider closing the streets for the shelter at home orders. coming up next, the look at the weekends slow streets programs and the additional changes that could soon h

on the other hand in southwest kansas where 20% is processed we are on an uptick so i'm in southwest kansas seeing what i can do to help these folks out as well. shannon: i have worked in a number of hospitals out there that were bracing and preparing for this, that is not come to fruition was one of them into peak a talks about a case that talked about st. francis announces layoffs and furloughs, the university of kansas health system st. francis campus announcing it is implementing 200 furloughs to mitigate the impact the covid-19 pandemic animal hospital financial footing, site significant decreases in patient volume due to postponed elective surgeries, procedures and testing for its revenue losses. how concerned are you about the medical system in kansas? the story we're hearing across the country about closing doors to employees because they were ready for the worst of the pandemic and it is not come to fruition but leaves them in a tough financial spot? >> whether you are a hospital or a rancher in the cattle industry we have been hugely stressed by this. the economic consequen

fairfield west and southwest around 15 and a big low around southern california which some of that coke ever does swing and giving the possibility of light rain looks like the best opportunity, morgan hills 17 100's. let's go over to sal castaneda , good morning.>> good morning steve, not a lot going on and as a matter fact traffic driving along pretty well. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving a well at the toll plaza westbound there's one big truck in a couple cars, we will let you know something develops, and to headlines,>> today both bart and muni will make more service cutbacks, only 17 of meanies 68 bus lines will be running in bart trains will run every 30 minutes is that every 15 minutes and meantime the grand princess cruise ship will sail away from pier 35 today after refueling a pick up new supplies. also more than 600 crewmembers are still on board. one of the crewmembers is still being isolated because of the coronavirus. >>> today alameda county is expected to release its own covid 19 data tracker and santa clara and contra costa counties already

forces loyal to the rival have pulled back to an airbase southwest of tripoli, reportedly under attackprime minister says his forces will continue their advance. de-escalation. a reporter says the gains are significant for the u.n. backed government. >> it was a swift takeover according to sources, partly because of the turkish air force supply, which as you know, the government has been targeting locations in this city and other locations in the west of the country ahead of this operation. the significance of this city is that it stands him away between tripoli and the border and whoever controls it can control the international coastal highway linking tripoli to the tunisian border. forces tell us they are now starting procedures to bring back those who were displaced, those who were forced from their forces. hatas they are trying to bring citizens back to the city. they are trying to bring life back to normal. as you know, there is a fierce battle over the past two days between the forces and forces loyal to the government of national accord, and now the government forces say they w

you travis west/southwest was due north. 49 yesterday at this time. they were 61. that is a big difference. that is going to start playing into a cool-down if it isn't later today, for sure tomorrow. highs today, above average, and another nice day. so get out and enjoy it if you want to, if you can. let's head over and see if there is anything going on. probably not, but you never know. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. we do have traffic that is doing pretty well for the most part just as you mentioned. you can tale that the traffic is doing okay here as you drive on the san matteo bridge. it is nice and light heading out to the high-rise with major issues. it is 4:02. let's go back to dave. >> all right. plans for reopening california is developing. the governor says he has a road map to do it, but it won't happen until at least next month. six things have to happen first. ktvu has details. >> there is no light switch here. i would argue it is more like a tim dimmer. >> reporter: the governor says reopening so it and the economy may be an on agai

that's one of the reasons the rural numbers, especially in southwest georgia, are so bad. i did a lot of reading over the weekend about the people getting hit the hardest with this. cardiovascular disease, you the, low immunity, a lot of respiratory, pulmonary type issues is just hammering people as well, the elderly, especially the medically fragile who are elderly like we have in our nursing homes and long-term care facilities. that's one reason we have and so focused on that issue and will continue to be in the days ahead. >> can you give us an update on best practices and guidelines for schools finishing out the year? not just on distance learning but on things like sports. and do you have advice for people who do not have distance learning resources? >> i have been so difficult -- so busy dealing with surge capacity, storms, and other things that i have not checked in with the superintendent. but i know from the last press conference there are a lot of great things going on. school district's are in a tough spot because of lack of internet access, which is a bad thing

southwest or a west southwest wind. you can see that at the oakland berkeley hills or to the delta. an onshore breeze. that sends low clouds all the way out to travis. 50s now on most of the temperatures but they have come way up as well. the lows simply just -- it opportunity have anything to bump it along so it is really slow to move. it is making the move now. you see the circulation starting to make the move inland. the moisture continues to wrap back around there. the rain line looks to be holster. i'll mention morgan hill. north of that, there is a low cloud deck. i don't think that low cloud deck is going anywhere. low and high clouds with some sun. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. like a mini summertime pattern here except the inland temperatures are certainly not that warm. not much change into friday. high pressure thoses in as we go into the weekend and early next week. >>> time is 4:42. next, some frustration among he open. >>> coming up, why officials didn't act fast enough. >>> as basketball fans wait for the nba to come back. steph curry checking in on local hero