alamo,st mission, the which was right here in the city of san antonio. a few years later, there was a second mission as that bushed, which was mission san jose, which has been restored rather elaborately and is the largest and most successful mission in texas. moved frome missions north texas to san antonio. they are scattered along the san antonio river south of downtown. the largest of them is mission concepts eon -- mission largeston, which is the restored church -- spanish church in the united states. we have two smaller ones. that gives us five missions. it is the largest grouping of spanish missions in the united states. texas was very desirable for its geography and location. as a lot of borderlands are, the control went back and forth between various governmental entities. would suspect san antonio ans. whiplash in the early 19th century. there were six governments up until the 1820's. san antonio was under the control of spain. and then in 1821, there was a revolution in which mexico took control. then came the republic of texas in 1836, which wa

u c berkeley stanford, sa jose state university santa clara university cal state university st bay and mission preparatory school in san francisco r a full list make sure you head over our website kron 4 dot com. we have more or less it there. well that in contra costa county now the board of supervisors declared a state of emergency, opening up funding to help address the outbreak. n the contra costa county community college distrt is activelypreparin for the next steps in its response to the deadly virus kron forcefully chagall reports. >>the california community colleges chancellor's office need to wave local approval of instructors to ach online during emergencies. much like the emergency the board of upervisors just declared in contra costa county. in light of the novel coronavir outbreak the chancellor's office says state approvl is not required for such a waiver and campuses like diablo valley college in pleasant hill are encouraged to exercise their local approl authority during emergency personally >>i don't learn very good like if our professors are teaching us we're not going to get

st. peters elementary school, in the heart of san francisco's mission district, working parents are scrambling to figure out what to do with their children. the archdiocese decided to close all 90 schools in san francisco, marin and san mateo competentes starting thursday. >> i let my boss know right away. >> frustrating. i have to plan b. i am not sure. >> reporter: in a letter to families the archdiocese wrote that the closure will be from march 12 through the 25. the san francisco public health department confirmed an archdiocese of san francisco student tested positive for covid-19. additional diagnosed of covid- 19 across our schools are likely. >> to me it is kind of scary. i heard people died from it. >> reporter: this mom showed us her computer. she is a legal assistant and plans to work from home to keep an eye on her daughter. she is lucky to have that option thanks to her employer. >> she will accommodate me and i will do some work from home but i won't be able to get the full time work i was getting before. >> reporter: some parents don't have the option of working from home. . >>

sunday streets mission district, davies symphony hall converkoco and st. patrick's day afraid cancelled. >>> and the 76ers. and craft and chocolate and flower day has not been called off. a number of companies asking employees to work from home. apple is one of them urging bay area workers to work remotely. they join facebook, twitter and others taking steps to protect their employees. >> and in south bay, take a look. this is the costco in san jose, continues to be empty. completely out of water and toilet paper. stores are getting daily deliveries they say but still not enough for the increased demand. costco has suspended freed food samples because of coronavirus and safety concerns. >>> do you have questions about the coronavirus? you can go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. we have an entire page on the story and information you need to know about the illness snp. >>> so, we're going to get more on the coronavirus coming up, but, lisa, let's talk about the weather, like you said, a few sprinkles better than nothing. >> we brought back the storm impact scal

hunter farrel mission director for the presbyterian church in peru learned from pastor eleanor stark of st louis that another equally polluting dove run plant was located in her culinary m. . 3. this foundry also belong to franco. the pastor decided to go there with peruvian archbishop federal grant oh. links are formed between the peruvian and american communities. pastor eleanor stock had organized a meeting she invited some environmental health specialists from st louis university fred mandel struggle and 2 representatives from la jolla community. we had a conversation had a meal together and talked for a couple of hours really just sharing experiences around the circle and as each person spoke every testimony that was given from people in her kill any of the folks allowed or you would say that's the same situation we're facing the same situation in our city. and the stories are the same same things that were happening same relationship with the company same kind of intimidation and threats same kind of denying that there was an issue the same health issues in both places and. the mobil

st. peters elementary school, in the heart of san francisco's mission district, working parents are scramblingfigure out what to do with their children. the archdiocese decided to close all 90 schools in san francisco, marin and san mateo competentes starting thursday. >> i let my boss know right away. >> frustrating. i have to plan b. i am not sure. >> reporter: in a letter to families the aches wrote it will be from march 12 through the 25. the san francisco public health department confirmed an archdiocese of san francisco student tested positive for covid-19. additional diagnosed of covid- 19 across our schools are likely. >> to me it is kind of scary. i heard people died from it. >> reporter: this mom showed us her computer. she is a legal assistant and plans to work from home to keep an eye on her daughter. she is lucky to have that option thanks to her employer. >> she will accommodate me and i will do some work from home but i won't be able to get the full time work i was getting before. >> reporter: some parents don't have the option of working from home. >> i don't want to leave her

it was a mission a mission done in service to mother england. somebody said about st kilda and they go in there but so the rock or rock was right there in the middle of the atlantic and there seems to be a dispute who owns it and i thought why if i be your 1st civilian to reside on rock all that would help the case it wasn't quite so good the wind carried their safety line. they closed in without it. is very dangerous there now you can see how lumpy is quite dangerous. they were far from ok after that momentary triumph but then a strong work ethic the big the way down i go down there was 54 straight down into the foam flies helplessly into the sea. the landing at 1985 cost told him to clean his knife. but he eventually made it to safety and flew in london and getting to the top was only the beginning however great britain willing to claim the law because an island it. happened international law stipulates that the time must remain there for 21 days old. when the boat turned to go home and leave me for the 1st time. i was glad to see them go i was on my adventure i'm h

mission. walt disney family museum in the presidio is closed today and annual san francisco st. set for this coming saturday, has calle. sales force is j growing number of companies encouraging people to work from home if they can because of the coronavirus. this goes for workers in both california and washington state. sales force said it will continue to pay its vendor hourly service providers. >>> and do you have more questions about the coronavirus? go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. we have an entire page there dedicated to related stories and the information you need to know about the illness. >>> talking politics, your voice, your vote this morning. senator kamala harris is announcing she's throwing her support behind former vice president joe biden, becoming the ninth former candidate to endorse the former vp. >> i believe in joe. i really believe in him. and i have known him for a long time. one of the things that we need right now is we need a leader who really does care about the people and who can therefore uny le. and i believe joe can do that. >> reporter: harris post

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st. jude does, that's now 94 percent. and you know how that got done? it's through donations, by people getting behind this missionwn of life. kennedy: thank you so much for watching the best hour of your day. what a week we've had. follow me on facebook and instagram. e-mail, kennedy at fox business. go wash your hands >> i have been called to lead my people from bondage. >> a preacher slave unleashes holy hell. >> he felt that his purpose was to be a redeemer. >> their ancestors nearly wiped out... >> did you know of the connection to nat turner? >> it was just something that we kind of talked about quietly. >> their strange inheritance? a piece of history. >> did you think to yourself there's any chance this really could be nat turner's bible? >> my first reaction was one of, "is this a crank call?" >> what do you think it's worth? >> i was told several millions of dollars. >> what will the family do? >> it wasn't the proper place and time to really talk about it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

mission district is off. all concerts in the next two weeks at davy symphony hall cancelled and the annual st. patrick's day par taid cancelled. the warrior game hofltding the philadelphia 76ers, a craft chocolate interprets experience at pamz of fine arts under way this week and flower bowl day at union square has not been called off. but we talked about this. a number of companies now have been asking employees to work from home to prevent the spread of the virus, apple now is urging bay area workers to work remotely. they join twirt, factual basis, fbi, lyft and others to protect employees. >>> and in the south bay this is the costco and center road in san jose. it is completely out of water and toilet paper. we've been following the stories about the past week that stores getting daley deliveries but say it's still not enough for the increase demand. costco says they are suspending free food samples because of coronvirus safety concerns. >>> now, do you have questions about the coronvirus in you can go to abc 7 news.com/coronvirus where we have an entire page dedicated to related stories a

mission. the walt disney family museum in the presidio is closed today as well. the annual san francisco st.arade saturday is called off. >>> salesforce is joining a growing number of companies encouraging employees to work from them if they can because of the coronavirus, this goes for workers in both california and washington state. salesforce says it will continue to pay its vendor hourly service providers. >>> cities across the bay area are introducing protections for renters who could face eviction because of loss of work from the coronavirus. several companies are urging employees to avoid work gatherings or stay home if they feel sick. san jose mayor sam liccardo proposed a temporary moratorium on evictions for renters who can't pay rent because of lost wages resulting from the outbreak. the city is looking for temporary relief for burdened and unpaid landlords. supervisor dean preston is doing something similar in san francisco. >> this legislation would not waive or eliminate the obligation to pay rent. it just says that people can't be evicted over it during the state of emergency.

mission district is off. all concerts in the next two weeks at davy symphony hall cancelled. and the annual st.ncluding the warrior game at chase center hosting the 76ers at 5:30. you can watch on abc 7. also tonight our own dan ashley the casa concert is going on tonight ♪ bad to the pony ♪ bad to the bone ♪ >> the sixth year dan hosting the even. raising money for children in need. the beneficiaries are court appointed special advocate pl big brothers and sisters and boys and girls club. the headliner this year is rick springfield. tickets available. the concert starts at 8:00 tonight. >> let's check the weather with lisa. >> we see the fog behind you. it's wet out there. as the cold front continues through. this is the level one on the impact scale taking us through the first part of the day. the weak system dropped about a tenth to two tenths and with the low snow levels around the bay area. getting closer to the east bay around richmond and san pablo. and 5807 looking at scattered toward the covert and the east bay from hayward, 880 and rain/snow mix around mount hamilton. the system conti

st. maries hospital. >> he adds his summation was heartfelt and left him feeling great. >>> some students are not letting the virus stop their annual cancer fundraiser. missione high school still planning to hold the relay for life for the american cancer society. normally the event is held at the campus, but with schools closed they are inviting people to take hard at home, with all kinds of games, challenges, and contests. >> it is so important to the community to have this event because personally, i know how much it has on streets and their families who deal with cancer -- it to happen come together and show their support, not only having the fundraisers but also, having the people there. >> the virtual relay for life lifestream is set for saturday, april 21. >>> you know someone making a difference or providing hope in your community? ktvu want you to nominate your local hero. here is how it works. email your story along with pictures or video of the hero in action to myhero@foxtv.com . each weekday we will highlight some of the submissions, again, economic someone by sending an email along with video or pictures to myhero@foxtv.com . >>> this is one of

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mission district is off. all concerts in the next two week at davy symphony hall cancel this is the big one, the annual san francisco stpatrick's day parade cancelled. events still going on, including tonight's warrior games at chase center hosting the philadelphia 7ers, a kraft chocolate experience at the palace of fine arts is under way this weekend. and flower bowl day at union square has not been called off. >>> in the south a, take a look, we've been talking about this the past week. this is the costco and center road in san jose. it's completely out of water and toilet paper. stores are getting deliveries daily but say it's still not enough for the increased demand. costco is also suspending free food samples because of coronvirus safety concerns. >>> and do you have questions about the coronvirus? you can go to abc7news.com/coronvirus where we have an entire page dedicated to related stories and the information you need to know about the illness. and lisa, i mean a friend of mine sent me a picture from a drug store today lock up cleaning supply was bike locks. >> wow. >> it's getting -- yeah getting intense out

mission district is off. all concerts in the next two weeks at davy symphony hall cancelled. the big one, the annual san francisco stior claim game at chaps center. hosting the 76ers at 5:30. if you are not going watch the game here on abc 7. and still on tonight, our own dan ashley's rock the skasa charity skerpt at the lesher center in walnut creek ♪ bad to the bone ♪ >> this will be the sixth year dan hosting the even. raising money for children in need. the headliner this year is rick springfield. the concert at 8:00 tonight. and now a check of the weather and a bit much good news lisa. >> that's right, liz. you may want to hold off on the dog walk, bike ride, good rain in spots. mixture between nuisance and real rain coming down there from tiburon through milpitas, 880, allen rock, 680 throughout the east and south bay along the coast. here on the peninsula los altos pills, palo alto and as we widen the view you'll notice that we have more green to the north from the san rafael up towards napa. and yountville, the system winds down by early this afternoon. and we're looking at lake though right now where winter

st. supper are using web service zoom to host wine tasting. e chats are happening every thursday. they're recorded so you can catch up. >>> and coming up, the 49ers who's moving on from the mission>> time now for a quick sports update. we'll start with the nfl where emanuel sanders is leaving the nl. he signed a two year, $6 million deal with the saints. he kougt 5 passes for 203 yards. >>> san mateo native tom brady made it official yesterday. he signed a contract with the buccaneers. in 20 seasons with the new england patriots, the qb has six super bowl titles on risumi. our own vern glen did a story on some hockey players with their own spin on the sport. >> you're the spring hockey ghie. >> looks like hockey. sounds like hockey, but no ice. i wonder what joe thoroughton of the sharks would say. >> we used a ball and we're running. it's actually way harder than ice skating. i'd love to see joe try to last a period with us. >> reporter: any given sunday night here in the old dry ice arena in oakland these guys have been running up and down this rink for 20 years. and it's not just here. >> there's a group in san jose. there's a group in oakland. there's a group in san francisc

quickly, i actually live over in the mission district and just wanted to say that my wife and i 100% support the proposal for the hummingbird space there. i work for st. anthoniny foundation. we've been on the corner of golden gate and jones for 70 years. we really wanted to emphasize that we've had many conversations with folks from the community. we understand there's some anger around how this process went through, but that said to us this is an issue of urgency. people are dying in the street every single day. many of our staff respond to overdoses, medical emergencies, see people die on that corner, in that corridor. we would welcome help from the city, department of public health, health right 360, glide. we believe the right people would be in place for that corner for people to get the help it needs. i know there's a lot of talk about postponing and i want to reiterate there is so much urgency around this issue. people are overdosing and dying every single day. thanksgiving day i got off work and walked down the street and saw another person dead on that corner. i don't know how many more people have to die in the city before we take this abs

mission between 19th and 20th. and, we will come out on the end of this as well as other people. >> hopefully we will have a st.l the best. hang in there and hopefully we get people to knock on the door and take care of you folks. >> thank you, great to talk to you again. >> gillian thanks so much. >>> let's kick it over to rosemary, and let's get the forecast on this saturday morning. >> yes. spring showers in the forecast, frank. we have a little bit going on this morning. another chance tomorrow afternoon into the evening. and more to come in the week ahead. here's a look over the oakland estuary, clouds are overhead a few sprinkles falling here and there. soh you g you can see read from storm tracker 2 areas over monterey seeing a good a rain to santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. early morning, it shifted into the south bay and over areas of the diablo range and now to about 580 right around livermore. squeezing a little bit closer fremont may have a few scattered showers towards dublin and pleasanton and livermalong the peninsula, a fe sprinkles possibility. maybe over the bay. and it has to do with the low

quickly, i actually live over in the mission district and just wanted to say that my wife and i 100% support the proposal for the hummingbird space there. i work for st anthoniny foundation. we've been on the corner of golden gate and jones for 70 years. we really wanted to emphasize that we've had many conversations with folks from the community. we understand there's some anger around how this process went through, but that said to us this is an issue of urgency. people are dying in the street every single day. many of our staff respond to overdoses, medical emergencies, see people die on that corner, in that corridor. we would welcome help from the city, department of public health, health right 360, glide. we believe the right people would be in place for that corner for people to get the help it needs. i know there's a lot of talk about postponing and i want to reiterate there is so much urgency around this issue. people are overdosing and dying every single day. thanksgiving day i got off work and walked down the street and saw another person dead on that corner. i don't know how many more people have to die in the city before we take this abso

quickly, i actually live over in the mission district and just wanted to say that my wife and i 100% support the proposal for the hummingbird space there. i work for st. anthoniny foundation. we've been on the corner of golden gate and jones for 70 years. we really wanted to emphasize that we've had many conversations with folks from the community. we understand there's some anger around how this process went through, but that said to us this is an issue of urgency. people are dying in the street every single day. many of our staff respond to overdoses, medical emergencies, see people die on that corner, in that corridor. we would welcome help from the city, department of public health, health right 360, glide. we believe the right people would be in place for that corner for people to get the help it needs. i know there's a lot of talk about postponing and i want to reiterate there is so much urgency around this issue. people are overdosing and dying every single day. thanksgiving day i got off work and walked down the street and saw another person dead on that corner. i don't know how many more people have to die in the city before we take this abs