and i never thought i would say this but listen to tracy moore begun on howard stern other day. >> if all of us are scared then we're going to die and never going to live. >> well -- i just feel you're being a little cavalier about it and i'm worried with all of the people. >> not being cavalier i don't live in fear all day long. if you're not partying, we're concerned we just don't see people going to tv set all day long. i don't to count no more bodies. no i rather see people that are recovering. i would rather give us some type of hope. out there world is still spinning. mean to tell me you're staying in your house for a month straight who do you think you are noah's ark? >> that's what i'm doing. that's what i'm doing. [bleep] better get out you're going to become like mannable that's like on the hill -- [laughter] now tracy is cracking jokes but seriously folks keep your chin up out there. this is the united states of america. we'll battle back and once we do we'll be better than ever. joining me now dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy infectious dise

chicago describing you as stern,'s -- grumpy, steely and unrelenting. would you use those words? mayor lightfoot: i think some of those are accurate. there is no playbook for this pandemic. i am not even a year into my term. i think it is important for me to stand up a very robust response to this pandemic. luckily i have a great team around me. people say you should smile and laugh more. it is a little hard to do that in the midst of a circumstance when so many people are losing their lives but we do have to find the humor in life. a very great and sarcastic sense of humor. i have been having fun with this but i am tough. there is no question about it. i think you have to have a certain level of toughness. i think the mayors across the beenry have really recognized not only locally but on national or international scales. they are people very similar in demeanor to me. this is serious business. you have to have a real fortitude to take on and not be by the pain that people are experiencing. that pain israel and i feel it. that gives me more resolved to come up with solutions. >>

right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, san francisco marking an unofficial holiday with a stern warning, stay away. we are live at hippie hill with a safer way to celebrate. >>> my bay area leaders say, not so fast. >>> and another testing site opening up right here in the bay area, why there is none like it anywhere else in the wo monday? >> good morning two. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies as we head to our day tracking a week weather system that is going to usher in those clouds and also a few spotty sprinkles or showers as we go through our monday. the grsanta rosa, petaluma from a whole, as well as for oakland, near concord, a few spotty sprinkles this morning. as we take you through our day as we had through our morning, you can see low to mid 40s, daytime has a little bit below average for this time of year, 59 in san francisco, 66 in san jose and 62 for oakland. we will talk about a warm-up as we head to the week, details coming up. let's check in for a look at traffic.>>> we do have a couple things going on out there the f northbound 880 right around 42nd. this is

police have issued a stern warning, stay away from hippie hill. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live were thousands normally gather for the unofficial cannabis holiday . a difference this morning? >> yeah, there is no doubt that it is canceled renown just in case you didn't get the message, they've got the roadblocks up already. we have seen park rangers roaming about, the patrol cars, they have left the scene if you look closely might be able to see a couple of them still on foot, but they are diverting traffic. trying to get ahead of whoever might be coming here to smoke out. this is what it looked like just a few moments ago. san francisco police are out there already, the warning is out, anybody trying to enter the grounds will be arrested or cited. we were out there earlier at the fence line as they kicked us out, even. they mean business. arcelebrion draws upwards of 10 to 20,000 people it is not an officially sanctioned event by the city but it is allowed to go on unchallenged. that is not the case this year as the mayor gave a stern warning tryi

of the world's largest hospitals opens in london to treat 4,000 coronavirus patients, and there's a stern warning for people in britain to stay indoors this weekend. this advice is not a request. it is an instruction. stay at home, protect lives, and then you will be doing your part. as the us suffers its worst daily death toll from coronavirus, america's health watchdog says people should wear face masks when they go out — but the president doesn't seem to agree. so, with the — the masks, it's going to be really a voluntary thing. you can do it, you don't have to do it. i'm choosing not to do it but some people may want to do it and that's ok. the head of the imf says the pandemic has caused an economic crisis like no other with the world's economy at a standstill. and battling the virus in asia's biggest slum, where social distancing is virtually impossible. hello and welcome to bbc news. the world health organization says the pandemic is developing into more than a health crisis and has called for all lockdown restrictions to be kept in place to attack the spread of the virus. here, th

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salvador man has is to put on a chain on the stern of the little sponge that's. designed to know. that much although the. vocal just do not. still. show was there a lot. of them will push it. puts them. you prudes not just on parts of the new ball not in one or the other so there is 2 more. to. go or it would. seem wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape our disdain comes to educate and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the coronavirus pandemic is being accompanied by a global outbreak of conspiracy theories in part aided and abetted it seems by remarks coming out of the white house. as the month of fasting and prayer and no notes ramadan starts muslim communities the world over find themselves unable to assemble in mosques that shut down by the pandemic. the u.k. enjoy some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings from flouts knocked down nothing the country's parks and beaches. and creature comforts with many struggling and self isolation zoos have gone online to

joining our conversation is maggie stern, maggie stern has been symptom-free for six weeks from coronavirus, an infection she caught. she continues to test positive. we'll answer some of maggie questions. maggie, thanks for being a part of this show. i don't think we ever had a chance to talk to somebody infected with coronavirus and it sounds like in doing the right thing, you notified the government, you notified the government. take us through your experience. >> hi, thanks. our son was studying abroad in europe for the semester and the last week of february he was in madrid and he was on spring break and his program got suspended because it was in italy. so prior to coming home he was going to prague for a few days and due to be home on march 5th. on march 3rd, he contacted us and told us that he had, we weren't aware of what it was. >> we're going to have to fix maggie's audio. we can't hear her and she can't hear us right now. let's try to fix that. doctor, i talked to maggie and she represents a real conundrum, not talked at any of the press briefings, she tested positive, she was te

tell me what's not talk his idea of talk radio taught it's everywhere howard stern was never a d.j. it's talk what we're doing is talk what news is the only thing that changes is how do you provide it and your people do it the right was it in the bathroom who are doing some of the best program they have by just all. yeah you know what i what i was saying about dying i think you're absolutely right about about the platform of top it's it is everywhere and thank goodness but i was talking about specifically what was known what we grew up in and then started out in radio and i think i think i think that's it that's a shame to it to a great extent but i just want to say the folks at alluded to this in my intro to you during a down times and helping guide me through my technical ignorance to which would be much to my betterment if i didn't have such ignorance and learned more you have and you know i and we were friends where we would hang out together every day and all that but you know have have have have come to my rescue in so many ways over the past few years that i tell everybody ab

tonight at ten, there's a stern warning for the public to stay indoors this weekend to beat the coronavirusk. among the dead, aimee o'rourke, one of two nurses today to lose their lives. this advice is not a request. it is an instruction. stay at home. protect lives. and then you will be doing your part. (pres) social distancing remains key to the government's strategy to beat the pandemic. also tonight.... so, here we are ready to start our ward round.

has so far sent only $300.00 corona test kits to eat according to local health officials who have a stern warning we. actually. receive your fear is reduced if you want to. if the corona virus spreads and it will hit those who are defenseless and have nothing to counter it. so here's a look at small ways that coverage 19 is impacting the world and there's growing concern that the scale of the crisis in the u.s. with president trump warning of vicious days ahead the death toll in new york state doubled in some just 2 hours more than 1900. and the president of the philippines has ordered police to shoot dead anyone who causes trouble in knock down areas audrey could deter taser televised speech came just hours after a group of people was arrested in a manila slum for demanding the government do more to help feed the poor. welcomes around the world reporting shortages of protective equipment like facemasks for medical staff and for ordinary citizens but one country that's avoided this problem is taiwan so how did they do it and could very pro-choice be emulated by others i d w zefi because r

some of the other stories making headlines around the world russia's prime minister mikhail mishra stern has tested positive for the coronavirus state media say the 54 year old will now and to self isolation the 1st deputy prime minister under a blue soft will be his temporary standing. in traffic jams of up to 30 kilometers of the border between kenya and uganda because of mandatory coronavirus testing the controls were instituted introduced after several kenyan truck drivers tested positive drivers say they've been waiting in tailbacks for days in libya's civil war rebel leader a half dozen arms the ceasefire for the muslim holy month of ramadan the statement follows international calls for a truce for the country's internationally recognized government says its forces will keep fighting citing a lack of trust and have to uphold the proposed. south koreans and celebrating the borders birthday worshipers of the temple and sold it candles and incense and prayed on the lanterns many offered to press for people affected by the pandemic and staff held up signs encouraging social distancing.

of the world's largest hospitals opens in london to treat 4000 coronavirus patients and there's a sterno stay indoors this weekend. as the us suffers its worst daily death toll from coronavirus, america's health watchdog says people should wear face masks when they go out — but the president doesn't seem to agree. so, with the masks, it's going to be really a voluntary thing. you can do it, you don't have to do it. i'm choosing not to do it but some people may want to do it and that's ok. the head of the imf says the pandemic has caused

he's dipping his pen into the well, searching for the words that will both be stern and reassuring to the folks in the southern states. it is this inkwell that he uses that he has by him side -- aside as he seclude himself in springfield at a location where he isn't going to be bothered by all of the onlookers, the individuals looking for a public statement. he is going to try to craft those words using this inkwell for the first inaugural address. at the time of his assassination , when individuals were going through his office to collect not just the papers, but also the content of his office, this quill pen was on his task. boy in was a little southern indiana he was probably using quill pens as he was writing. during his presidency he was using, you know, quite modern pens to do his eloquent writing. found theen they quill pen on his death at the time of the assassination, it was sitting close by a beautiful gold pen. now why did he have a quill pen and a gold and sitting right next to each other on his task as president? it's a matter of speculation, but consider this. maybe repr

. >>> a stern warning from the governor. the virus does not take the weekend off. this after crowds gathered in the warm weather at the beaches. here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: the governor said that by following the shelter- in-place orders and making a collective sacrifice that california residents have be back the tide of the virus. he warned that crowding into beaches and parks could quickly undo that progress and set in motion a second wave of cases. it seems like these at beaches of across california that governor newsom said threatened a resurgence of the virus. but the virus does not take the weekends off, it does not go home because it's a beautiful day. >> reporter: there's growing evidence that the stay-at-home order is a slipping. traffic measured by caltrans said that traffic jumped 16%. >> you want to respect the people at risk. at the same time a lot of people walk around you see so many people out. a lot of people are having a tough time. >> reporter: restrictions that have kept them away from family and friends, even for s

again, tom brady this morning on the ever popular morning show with howard stern. he was on actually for about two hours talking about numerous things including his legacy after he retires. he said he didn't really care about that. and finally the one that impacts us here in the bay area, kind of, he was asked directly, you know what, that joe montana question. >> do you believe you are better than joe montana? and i want the true answer.>> know. >> that's a lie. >> know. >> you are lying now. you have the super bowl rings area >> i've had more super bowl rings than him. it's a trajectory of how i about myself. the only thing i care about is mi the best i can be. that's really what i care about. i'm the best i can be.>> you are the best.>> that's a tough one, but you get a lot of people who think joe is number one. this is always my favorite time of the year. you've got the nhl and nba playoffs ready to start with baseball season underway. right now we have zilch, but we do have joe fonzi with this day in the history of sports, that being april 8. >> april 8 will a

still the governor had a stern message heading into the warm weekend ahead expect that means that people are prone to want to go to the beaches, parks and playgrounds or a hike and i anticipate there will be an increase in volume but i also think if there is, and people are practicing physical distancing, i will be announcing in a week or so that the numbers are going back up. >> the governor urged people to wear face coverings while out and the upbeat dam analogist to the method how many lives were saved by the areas early emergency force cast of 2.2 million fro0 deaths nationwide. the bay area has seen fewer than 250 death so far. >>> the bay area biotech firm gilead took a hit after a leaked report suggested the antiviral drug flopped. a clinical trial in china. according to a document accidentally published. the drug did not improve the condition or reduce their load but did show side effects that some patients had to be taken off of it. >>> we reached out for a statement and no word back yet. >>> six weeks of shutdown and businesses and owners are worried that they won't be able to

one that governor and howard stern said he's been unbelievably available, make the call, get a call right back almost immediately. some of the governors extremely grateful for federal assistance now looking for ways to resist. a little bit of back-and-forth, kind of weird political stand. some signaling that they will go against the federal government's future plans to reopen the economy. the president joked about it a little bit and compared it to mutiny and wrote "a good old-fashioned mutiny every now and then it is, it's invigorating, especially when the mutineers need so much from the captain. too easy. but the president was also clear he plans to work hand-in-hand with everybody opening this country. not is, when. they will be rebounds and hot spots would have to make sure we don't go back to closing this economy down. we can't afford it. the country cannot afford that. so what actions can be taken to safely reopen this economy? here now with reaction, greg garrett. this is one of those things, what's important to me is that everybody wants to get back to work. we can't afford it, we

governor cuomo, i got a little ticked off at him for a while but i heard him on "howard stern" yesterday howard pushing his buttons giving him every opportunity. he said, the guy delivered for new york. he did deliver. he delivered thousands of ventilators, masks, respirators, hospitals, he manned the hospitals, navy ship. delivered. they don't have to work together, the governor and the president, now they work together to get the country back open. >> i think the differencesf you'll see when you hear people like governor cuomo and governor newsom who are willing to say good things about the president is because they actually have some responsibility. the media no longer has responsibility and they feel free to go out and make things up and say whatever they want. but the governor actually has some skin in the game. they've been working well with the president. at the end of the day, they want things to go well. they aren't looking to play the same game the media is to just destroy the president because they have constituents they care about trying to help and the president joining with

. >> is con sterns afrom neighbors here about people coming to this. twice today people have come by and yelled go home to the people they've seen here right now. along hiin san mateo county sits this electronic road sign, warning drivers to go back home and they are farther than five miles from their house. at rockaway beach, parking lots these signs outside the pacifica taco bell warn of no beach access and a 10-minute limit. so why did chopper 5 spot some people on the beach and in the water? the answer lies in this parking lot for grocery outlet. it's partially roped off with orange cones, but that's how many people are making it on to the beach amidst a shelter in place. >> i feel like if you could walk to, like, the destination, it's okay, but if you're parking in the parking lot. or you're supposed to stay in your neighborhood is, like, the vibe that is out and i think should be followed. that's why i think there's a little few too many people. >> reporter: it's not locked down because it's on private property. a pacifica police captain told kpi

chicago describing you as stern,'s -- grumpy, steely and unrelenting. would you use those words? mayor lightfoot: i think some of those are accurate. there is no playbook for this pandemic. i am not even a year into my term. i think it is important for me to stand up a very robust response to this pandemic. luckily i have a great team around me. people say you should smile and laugh more. it is a little hard to do that in the midst of a circumstance when so many people are losing their lives but we do have to find the humor in life. a very great and sarcastic sense of humor. i have been having fun with this but i am tough. there is no question about it. i think you have to have a certain level of toughness. i think the mayors across the beenry have really recognized not only locally but on national or international scales. they are people very similar in demeanor to me. this is serious business. you have to have a real fortitude to take on and not be by the pain that people are experiencing. that pain israel and i feel it. that gives me more resolved to come up with solutions. >>

enjoys some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings and flounce lockdown flooding the country's parks and beaches. also a record number of americans claim unemployment benefits in a week as the pandemic batters the u.s. economy bringing the jobless total to almost $30000000.00. pounds creature comforts with many struggling and self isolation zoos have gone online to give people a chance to pets that animals.

san francisco police issuing a stern warning ahead at four 20. good evening. we will get to that story in a moment. a train derailment down several intersections. a total of five train cars derailed off the tracks before 2:00. the train is blocking real crossings at 65th, 66, 67th. police are advising drivers to avoid the area and use alternate routes. the tanker cars are empty and no one was hurt. union pacific and alameda county fire are on the scene. no word when the street will reopen. >>> tomorrow is for 20. the unofficial marijuana holiday. typically thousands of people flock to hippie hill in san francisco. tonight people were telling everybody to stay home. jackie ward live to tell us how they plan to stop the annual celebration. >> reporter: ahead of the weekend the mayor did warn her city this year's for 20 looks different than in years past. right now this tent is to >> during 420 we are going to be at golden gate park and fence it up. we will have police officers enforce. this will not be the scene at hippie hill on 420. the san francisco police de

of the world's largest hospitals opens in london to treat 4,000 coronavirus patients and there's a sternekend. this advice is not a request. it is an instruction. stay—at—home, protect lives, and then you will be doing your part. as the us suffers its worst daily death toll from coronavirus america's health watchdog says people should wear face masks when they go out — but the president doesn't seem to agree

anyone was out gathering for the 4-20 celebration that usually happens, but most folks took that that sternarning from mayor breed to heart. nice to see people taking this seriously. >> yeah, one person we spoke said don't break the rules, stay home, celebrate your own way, or wait until next year. >> yeah. i think that's the best advice, and kind of what we're in the mode of doing, now five weeks into the shelter in place orders, we're getting maybe a little used to this. that might be a stretch. let's look what is happening on the high-def doppler. we do have some showers out there at the moment. those are few and far between. a couple of showers over sonoma county and napa county just to the east now. another little slightly heavier shower over northeastern napa county. these are drifting to the east, and they are going to shut down entirely over the next couple of hours. should be a nice evening the rest of the way. current temperatures running in the upper 50s and low 60s. lyft more clouds and sunshine in most locations, but a nice view of downtown from treasure island, other lowe lowe

>> the stern warning of why you shouldever bathe in bleach to kill the coronavirus. >> using harsh chemicals like bleach will more harm than good. >>> open for business. >> the vernor says businesses must screen employees for vers. >> is it too much too soon? >>

. >>> up next, despite stern warnings, people are flocking to beaches in this california county. looking to reopen. >>> feeding hundreds of vulnerable restaurants. how a restaurant >>> when it gets hot southern california's fit to the beach. some beaches are already open. the reopening strategy to keep away the crowds. >> reporter: lifeguards in huntington beach say 9000 people were on the sand and in the water on this one day. despite la county officials advice to residents to stay close to home. the surfer hit the waves in orange county where most of the beaches are open. >> i came from santa monica. 42 miles. it was worth every mile. >> the beach is in the backyard for this local. he is worried about what he has been seeing. >> i am seeing increasing people on the beach. i worry a little bit about social distancing because clearly it is not happening. >> parking is a drop him along the coach coast. up and down main street, retail shops are locked up tight. restaurants can't allow patrons in except for takeouts. tables are empty and chairs are stacked high. >> the supervisor si

some parts of the area could even get up to above 80 >>> a stern warning from san francisco mayor london breed. today she announced the city will not tolerate any public celebration of 420, including gatherings at hippie hill. 420 is san unofficial marijuana holiday typically celebrated by huge crowds at robin williams meadow in golden gate park. >> the area will be completely fenced off. there will be other roadblocks and things that make it difficult to get into the area. it is not safe for us to gather in large groups of people, especially during a pandemic, because the consequences could be deadly. >> the mayor says officers will be patrolling the area and will issue citation physician necessary. 420 is an unsanctioned event that the city normally tolerates, but the mayor said today not during a pandemic. >>> a new authorization to help offset the lack of gear for medical workers nationwide. the authorization has the potential to sterilize approximately 4 million of the n95 masks per day, so that they can be reused by healthcare workers on the front lines of this pandemic. and genera

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one bay area county has a stern warning yoneco from more than five miles away. >>> in in sonoma county when i talk to a going to the grocery store during the pandemic is certainly more of a hassle than it used to be. folks skipping long lines trying to grow their own food. don ford spoke to an expert on how to build your own victory garden. >> 80 years ago during world war ii, victory gardens were quite popular. now during this war, they're making a come back. gardening is a popular past time during the lock down and so popular that cars lined up in sonoma en sono ecology center gave away hundreds of tomato plants as victory garden starter kits. if you want to grow something different with your own hands and then eat it. then chris land ericas per is your mean. >> if you're cooped up at home and you have a window sill. plant a few things in pots. >> or you can start your own raised beds. this has a top to keep birds and deer out. then there's this. some plants produce their own fertilizer. >> compost is fantastic. gets the funguses in your soil -- all these white bumps are microrisal f

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focusing on reopening the country, but america's top health leaders are not onboard and are issuing him a stern warning. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us from washington this morning with a look at what both sides are saying. tracie? >> reporter: hi, good morning, marcus. good morning, everyone. well, both sides are concerned about health and the economy and the president's new coronavirus task force will be looking at both this week. the president wants to reopen the country as of may 1st. some health experts say we are not ready yet. and this morning on the "today" show we have heard, you will soon hear from, the director of the cdc talking about what it's going to take to get this country to a point where we can reopen for business. >> again, central to the success of that so we stay open is to be able t

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seems mayor london breed's stern warning work.she said, stay away from hippie hill and san francisco for 4/20 or you will be cited even arrested. our crew also spotted guards and roadblocks at hippie hill reinforcing the message that 4/20 is canceled because of the stay-at-home order. later on, more on how people celebrated a different way. maria medina. >>> officials in the tahoe area stepping up their efforts to try to stop visitors from making trips up to the sierra. most travel to that area is deemed nonessential and illegal during california's shelter in place. now supervisors in el dorado county have approved a $1,000 a day fine for anyone who gets a citation. 48 hours to provide some sort of verification of essential travel need. people heading to the property that they own are exempt. >>> i'm chief meteorologist paul heggen in the at-home weather center. check out this severe weather moving through the southeast. this is video of a tornado forming a long i-75 in florida. this is a drivers view of that twister, dead ahead.

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the gathering police were called in to break up and the mayor's stern response this morning. >>> goodne. wednesday april 29th. good morning, reggie. >> good morning. it looks like we're both in sort of red i like it. it's a good wednesday. >> it's a good wednesday. i'm not madnicco, how will it l outside? >> it will look pretty gray. your red will pop nicely against that gray. places like

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with that stern warning.l scott says his officers here in san francisco have started taking reports on businesses that are still open, but they are not considered essential businesses. and his officers have also started writing citations to people who are not following the stay at home orders. when san francisco started its stay-at-home order nearly three weeks ago, the police chief said his officers were try to educate residents on the order. for the most part, people are complying, but a few are not. >> the last time i was in front of you, i predicted that there will come a time where we have to cite, and that time has come. and we have begun citing. >> reporter: this weekend, chief scott says at least one person was cited for not complying with the stay-at-home order. and several nonessential businesses were given written warnings to close. in santa cruz, sheriff's deputies issued 40 citations this weekend to people at area beaches for failing to stay six feet away from each other. >> this is for everyone

. >> a very stern warning for anyone who planned to celebrate for 20 at san francisco's hippie and thes be taken right now in golden joini to mornings on 2 i am dave clark . >> in morning i'm pam cook and thank you for waking up with us this morning early and not as chilly for sure. i definitely felt the warm afternoon yesterday coming in and steve said it will continue.>> that is right dave and pam, no doubt, cooler this morning but afternoon temperatures will be warning or warming, 43 in santa rosa right now in napa airport is at 39 and a lot of 50s, livermore is 45 and we are under clear skies and if there's any patchy fog it will not last long. north wind and yet napa

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right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, san francisco marking an unofficial holiday with a sternarning, stay away. we are live at hippie hill with a safer way to celebrate. >>> my bay area leaders say, not so fast. >>> and another testing site opening up right here in the bay area, why there is none like it anywhere else in the wo monday? >> good morning two.