the philippines in the sun. starts in may 25th long t.w. . hey listen up. that's what video game music sounded like 30 years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level punk a sense to him compose a logo a monster. featured in many games his music is better known to. his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. oh genre that's so much more than just background music. video game music on t.w. . this is a deadly news and the top stories. u.s. president donald trump says he was being sarcastic when he suggested injecting disinfectant into paper to stop the coronavirus medical experts warned against the idea after trump proposed that on thursday the u.s. death toll from the corona virus is now past 50000 as. u.n. secretary general antonio good tennis has joy.

compared to the earth the sun may be gigantic but among stars it's classified as a dwarf. astronomers classify stars based on the spectral characteristics of the light they emit. on a plot of their luminosity versus their color most stars appear in a continuous band known as the main sequence in the midst of it is our sun a fairly average star. the smallest stars are called red dwarfs. they use up their hydrogen so slowly that they're likely to continue burning for trillions of years our sun by contrast is expected to shine for just 12000000000 years. this nebula contains the heaviest star identified by astronomers to date researchers are mystified by how it could accumulate so much mass this colossal star is 265 times as massive as the sun and 10000000 times brighter. once it's exhausted its nuclear fuel it may explode in a supernova while its core collapses to form a dense neutron star or even a black hole all the chemical elements of the jets during this process are the building blocks for everything all the planets and even life everything we're made of including the i

alice sun is not only a source of sustainable power it also. a prerequisite for life. but if we look at the entire milky way we find the sun isn't actually that special it's just one stone among many. from the philippines sent us a. question. what is a star. we can see up to 6000 stars with our naked eye they only appear as that will dots since they're incredibly far away. in reality stars are gigantic celestial bodies made of hot balls of ionized gas in the interior of the star there is such high pressure and temperature that lightweight nuclei like hydrogen fused together to form heavier ones like helium. this nuclear fusion process generates light starlight one star isn't cosmic terms right on our doorstep the sun it's the only star that we've been able to study in great detail. compared to the earth the sun may be gigantic but among stars it's classified as a dwarf. astronomers classify stars based on the spectral characteristics of the light they emit. on a plug of their lumen on city versus their color most stars appear in a continuous band known as the main sequ

sunday is also offering a mks of clouds and sun. we'll talk about a seven-day outlook that is looking warmer, in the next few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. before we move on to talk about the new mass order here in our studio, lisa and i are a good 30 or more feet apart. we have our masks here and we different because face masks are required to be worn in most bay area counties. >> any time you're indoors or within close proximity of others within an essential business or at work, you will be required to wear a mask. >> now, in effect for these counties, alameda, contra costa, san mateo, san francisco and marin. a similar order already exists in sonoma county. employees and shoppers must wear them any time you're at the grocery or drugstore and while you're waiting to enter those places. mayor to keep their distance. >> keep at least six feet from anyone. what we don't want is more confrontation, more stress and more drama in general as a result of this order. >> enforcement of the mask order begins wednesday. santa clara county

this has been a week of no sun and there's sun beginning to pop out here. there will be more sun and it will be warmer as well. some breaks in the clouds already. 50s for most, upper 40s here as well. i think we are setting the stage for a nice couple days here unless you're in southern california, one more day of rain down there. san diego had record rain yesterday. even out to flagstaff, that's pretty good rain. it's heading out and beginning to make the move. it's been a long time coming here. upper 60s, near 70 degrees. the clouds will burn off, allowing for more sunshine and warmer temps next week. >>> time now 7:20. after twitter wars, there seems to be a new bond between governor newsom and president trump. how the pandemic helped the leaders find common ground. and the cdc recommends you wear a mask if you go outside. do you know the proper way to wear them? we'll show you how to put on and take off your masks and gloves. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure

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we are going for afternoon sun again with widespread 60s. i'll have a look at the details for your easter sunday, and even warmer weather for next week, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >>> together yet separate. a closer look at how tablets are playing a vital role connecting patients with their family in the covid-19 lockdown. >>> plus easter sunday with the newsoms. hear the message from the governor and his family complete with >>> and a safari search. how you and the family can hunt for easter lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. oi've been involved in. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me

sunshine with us yesterday for most of us and waking up to partial clouds and sun right now.e's a view from walnut creek. the cloud cover but a bit of that sunrise on the way. 53 downtown. 50 in san jose and the coast. it's going to be breezy at the shoreline, so really no changes there. it's sort of a disruptive marine layer due to the incoming system. the golden gate bridge you can see a few clouds around. 48 to the north, 45 petaluma, 46 in napa. the delta is at 48. 54 in concord and a cool 46 in livermore. overall, with not that thick blanket of clouds, we're cooler, anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees cooler from the east bay as well as napa and novato, a chillier start. speaking of the north bay, san rafael has had a nice view this morning, so we've kept it there with that sun coming up officially in about five minutes or so. partly cloudy, with clouds this afternoon for some. otherwise it's more sun and then those light showers, more like drizzle on the way latend.acaza to five-foot wave heights, not that big of a deal now. later on the wave heights increasing and can't get c

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it dies quickly with the sun. go ahead. >> you said yesterday you will look in senator mcconnell's suggestion for -- declare bankruptcy. >> we will look into it. i have been talking to a lot of different senators. that was a very interesting presentation. >> i want to talk about mcconnell's suggestion that aid to the states --. >> i will not talk about it. i will talk about it later. i would like to talk about something that is more interesting. >> can i ask mr. brian a question? >> yeah, sure. >> thank you, when you started your presentation, you describe this as an emerging result. does it mean your study is conclusive? is there more work to do? >> we are continuing that. on the aerosole side. we will looking at soar disinfectants. and a scientistic community, we are continuing to study it to understand it characteristics. >> can you explain why some hot spots in the u.s. are hot and humid, like new orleans, for example. >> if you look at the coronavirus adds coronavirus as a chain with many links, we have ident

out there, and today we'll have a mix of clouds and sun. right now mostly cloudy conditions with upper 40s out there from san ramon to dublin, and pleasanton. 54 in concord and widening the view, another mild start. in oakland at 57. 54 in san carlos with 46 in novato. this is san rafael underneath the clouds this morning. starting out with the gray sky, then partial clearing for partly cloudy day this afternoon, and looking at some light showers possible as we get through monday morning. we have our doppler storm impact scale. the system continues to weaken but it will bring breezy winds later on today and the clouds as we get started for your monday mornings. beach hazard statement 11:00 tonight through 11:00 p.m. tomorrow, increased risk of those sneaker waves and strong rip currents. so far wave heights not very impressive at four to five feet but they will continue to build through the overnight hours. this is the morning setup, as we go through about 9:00/10:00, you can see mostly cloudy conditions, but out in the east bay, looking at

partial sun for most of us.tomorrow but 60s in the forecast by the middle to end of the week. the wind shift and onshore flow backs off and high pressure will build in come wednesday. looks like through the end of the week, even tuesday it will be nice. today partly cloudy, some clouds around lingering throughout afternoon. there's a system offshore that was going to bring us a little more rain we thought earlier in the week but now just a slight chance, isolated chance. our beach hazard statement tonight through tomorrow night, wave heights are small but they will be building out there. as we go through the of your sunday, you will see all of the cloud cover here and the east bay, best chance for livermore, dublin, walnut creek to see sun, cooler there though in the 60s. and then as you get closer to the bay, a little breezy, sun in oakland. from redwood city down through o belmont, up in the north bay. we had the late-day sun yesterday. we're also looking at the clouds increasing throughout the afternoon from

once that sun comes up, you will get the mix of sun and clouds. i want to give you a bit of a preview in our temperature trend this afternoon. if you pay attention to the icons, you will see we will remain in the 50s. today we will be as cool as ten degrees in some areas. 11:00 a.m., 62 degrees. normal highs about 59. i will go into more detail on what this cooling means. >> sounds good. we will check back. thank you very much. >>> 176 people, sadly, have died from coronavirus. in the long redicting fewer americans could die from covid-19. let's check in with bob redell this morning. the state could see this sooner, bob? >> yeah, the peak deaths, according to the university of washington's institute. you look at this on your tv screen. the prediction, the number of covid deaths in california will peak at 1,483 on may 18th, and then they are predicting a sooner death peak with about 400 fewer people dying. this is just a prediction. reporting the number of cases could be grossly under reported. the real number could be thousands higher. in the stud

we have some afternoon sun on the way. look at the temperatures and the rest of the weekend next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> racing for results. california continues to lag behind. the abc 7 i-team looks at how governor newsom's promise to process faster really holds up. >> and they are the pet paramedics of sorts. how one emergency transportation company is finding a new purpose in this pandemic. >> she reached out and said, 40, can you use your platform to help me reach some of the youth? >> sage words from e-40. what he's saying this morning to keep us sheltering at home. >>> all right. new overnight, you're looking at the video showing the end of a wild chase in contra costa county. police officers shot and killed the suspect after he rammed this white patrol car, injuring two officers. it all started thursday, when a vallejo family contacted police about a missing 29-year-old woman. her family says she was going to get prek fast with the suspect that morning. the suspect contacted the family and made an unsettling comment w

. ♪ ♪ here comes the sun here comes the sun ♪ >> for "today," harry smith. >> boy, was that beautiful from harry's piece, emergency room doctor, director of medical health at columbia university medical center. dr. spencer, good morning, so good to see your face this morning. >> thank you. >> thinking about two roles doctors and nurses are playing, not only physician but not only physician but hand holder, family member. how do you as a physician handle both of those roles and still be efficient as a doctor? >> quite frankly, i think it's one of the most important things we can be doing right now. it's nearly impossible to understand what family members are going through in this time being able to provide some type of connection, even as impersonal as skype or facetime video means so much to people, patients, families if that's what we spend the majority or big chunk of the time every day, i know that is potentially having a bigger impact than other stuff we're doing. >> dr. spencer, you wrote something striking, about a husband and wife in the er one room, two patients, side by side,

. >> if light, if sun, sun itself, the sun has a tremendous impact on it. sun and heat. and humidity. will wipe it out. it doesn't live well with sun. sunlight. heat. doesn't live well in heat and sun and disinfectant. the disinfectant has an unbelievable -- wipes it out. i do think that disinfectant on the hands could have a very good effect. >> jimmy: i agree. i think it could. this is what happens when you mix adderall with geritol. it would appear that the president is extra sensitive about his job performance right now. there was a story in "the new york times" that said he has been watching a ton of tv and eating fast food. so of course he saw that story and yesterday he tweeted "i work from early in the morning until late at night. haven't left the white house in many months (except to launch hospital ship comfort)." yeah. we know. you haven't left the house in months. no one has left the house in months. and also, you did leave the house. you had a rally in march and you went to mar-a-lago. but back to your twitter tantrum. "and then i read a phony story in the f

it does not live well with humidity and sun, sunlight and heat. it does not live well with heat and sun and disinfectant and that's what i brought out. i thought it was clear. anything else? >> can you comment of what you are considering right now for helping the oil and gas industry? >> i want to help that industry, they got hurt by massive amounts of oil being produced by very big -- >> what you just heard the president just lying right there. fascinating because he's lying about something we all witnessed just yesterday of him talking to his own coronavirus task force about doing research into injecting bleach disinfectants into people somehow cleaning them from the inside because disinfectants work on table tops and things like that. now the president is claiming he was speaking sarcastically to reporters, sarcastically sugi suggesting that. there was no sarcasm. >> the president yesterday made a dangerous and idiotic comment raising a ludicrous idea inje injecting disinfectant of somebody out there is not something any human beings should do

step outside and warm up a bit. >> sun, we need you.hank you, lisa. >>> also next live sports are back today -- somewhat. we explain the showdown happening with the stars on espn. >>> plus, stephen curry went a little viral yesterday for his hot take. hear what comment he made that hear what comment he made that has the sports world buzzing.ay, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. on the mobile app, whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letti

joshua. >> that's nbc's vaughn hillyard reporting from sun city arizona.nians have probably the same medical concerns you have wherever you live. let's unpack what we heard at the daily white house briefing. joining us to discuss us, the white house policy director under president obama and an msnbc medical contributor. good evening, doctor. >> good evening. thanks for having me. >> what's your sense of where we sit in the curve of the outbreak? one message from the task force today was that this week is important. dr. deborah birx said that new york and new orleans could hit their peak of cases. and colorado and washington, d.c., are curving upward. what is your sense of where we are in this crisis and how much longer this might last? >> yes, joshua. it is concerning all of us, and i am tracking most of the major cities across the country. all of us are looking at what we're calling doubling rates to see how quickly new cases double, and in detroit, dallas, nashville, we are seeing very concerning -- you know, anywhere from three to four days for cases to

sun went down at 7:47. tonight we have the clouds around.t and drizzle especially near the coastline. we had active weather around the state this afternoon. soeshlted with an area of low pressure. level one system coming our way. that is not until monday. it will bring us less than 15 hundredths of an inch of rain. we'll take it. it keeps the fire danger down. temperatures 40s 50s. as we take a look at live picture. you can see the overcast conditions. widespread clouds and patchy morning drizzle. sunnier skies for the afternoon. and light showers arriving monday morning. the hour by hour forecast will detail it out. we heads towards tomorrow morning. there will be slippery roadways. towards about 4:00 p.m. notice the clouds break apart. more sun than today. the marine layer will wash out. in the morning, not the case. you will have to deal with the gray skies and low visibility. 40s 50s. if you do step out for a couple minutes of fresh air go to the supermarket you will see brighter conditions. temperatures will be similar to today. in a fe

yesterday bill because when they say that something will last through 4 hours or 6 hours but of the sun is out were they use disinfectant it goes away in less than a minute did you hear about this yesterday but i was asking the circuit has taken a very sarcastic question to the reporters in the room about disinfectant on the inside but it does kill it and it will kill it on the hands and that would make things much better that was done in the form of a sarcastic question to the reporters at it so kimberly what reaction has there then be to donald trump's own reaction to the comments effectively saying that he was being sarcastic. as a result of the president's comments the surgeon general for his part felt compelled to issue a statement he says that is important to talk to a doctor before any medical treatment is sought we should also point out that the food and drug administration also feels it's important to put out this statement in light of the fact that the president has pushed malaria drugs like hydroxy clore queen saying in fact that if you do cells treat you are susceptible to h

to look into whether or not sun and disinfect ant on the hands but whether or not sun can can help ushe came in yesterday and he said they've done a big study. this is a study. where they've come in with a final report that sun has a massive impact negatively on this virus. in other words, it does not live well with hugh midty and doesn't live well with sun, sunlight, heat. doesn't live well with heat and sun and disinfect ant and that's what i brought out and i thought it was clear. >> no one is prouder to put in birth certificate matter to rest than the donald and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. ike did we fake the moon landing? [laughter] what really happened in roswell? d where are -- big e and tupac? >> in year's core response dinner is postponed dewar -- due to the coronavirus. see speeches from presidents ronlt reagan, george bush. george w. bush and barack obama. white house core responsibilities' speeches. ll this on the free c-span radio app. next, nasa statementor jim bridenstein briefing president trump on three pieces of nasa

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a mix of sun and clouds for your weekend.ou can see those temperatures on the rise through the weekend and especially into next week with 20 of sunshine.>>> on this weekends liam's list that we have fun, food, and a lot of place to get back. we are joined now with casey ps radio liam, i will remember what we had last week the girl off that we had for a long time. what do you have this week? >> thank you, the gun is looking said like you said. let's begin with food and a get friday morning to everyone. chef charlie palmer, we know him from charlie palmer steak house in hillsboro. his pigs pigs and piedmont pinot. it continues on his instagram page every thursday at 1:00. conversations with chef charlie. also inviting you to support his staff during this challenging time. hope chef charlie save our restaurants and support his team. next up, i love my coffee as much as i love my pinot. kickstart your morning with static boom coffee. hunter and wife team hunter and lexi. it is a glutton for good coffee and he wants to share his r

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>> exposed to the sun. >> if they're outside, right.heir hands are exposed to the sun will that kill it as though it were a piece of metal or something else? >> not, i don't want to say it will at the same rate because it is a non-porous surface, but what we do know is we looked at worst-case scenario the virus lives longer on non-porous surfaces of the porous surfaces doesn't live quite as long. in theory what you said correct. >> [inaudible] >> yes, mr. president. [reporters shouting questions] reporter: how should governors opening their states working on that incorporate the findings of this study into those guidelines? >> i will leave that up to the governors. this is a decision, this factors into their decision process. with knowing this knowledge, having this knowledge as we continue to study and further know what the virus does, how it reacts it could impact the way a governor will look what he opens in a state, how he opens it, what environments these things are opened up but i leave that up to the governors to make that decisi

a lot of sun.res were five to 15 degrees higher. >> tomorrow night you see a if showers rotating in. around the east bay. a stray shower or two not out of the question. 7:00 p.m. thursday. in the south bay. how are we doing in terms of rainfall? believe it or not in the first week of entire month we have received an average month worth of rain. san jose and sfo and hayward. doing good there. 113% of average. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it is a lovely view. visibility is good. a mild mainly sun n day. stray shower not out of the question. it is going to be bright and sunny pr easter weekend. fog and clouds in the in case you want to get vitamin d. keep social distance. get outside and see sun. it will feel so good. with that sun coming down on you. even if it's just a few minutes. we check out the beach hazard statement up until tomorrow morning. higher risk of rip current and sneaker waves. 7-day forecast. a milder afternoon tomorrow. minor dip thursday and a recovery as we head into the holid

you see the sun off in the corner.u look at your window and a great shop, snap a pic and send it to me. beautiful view over san francisco as well. we'll get the clear skies all day long along with warmer temperatures. a look at satellite radar. it showcases what's going on now and what's to come as well. let'sookt your daytime highs, upper 70s and, yes, those are 80s in the forecast, san jose. 80 degrees. over the next seven days a lot of changes ahead. we go from 80s today to 70s tomorrow and then by the weekend a drop in temperatures and a chance for showers as we head in towards saturday and late sunday. mike, i'll send it over to you. >>> all right, vianey. we're looking over here because my kids are getting antsy, they're on spring break. danny and billy sent us pictures. i want to show you a fort they built. they're in san francisco and i mean the people in the engagement photos in the background there. they're having a little novel time. billy wanted to get out and do . he's golfing in the hallway. he set up a m

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a lot of sun. today the temperatures were five to 15 degrees higher. >> tomorrow night you see a if showers rotating in. around the east bay. a stray shower or two not out of the question. 7:00 p.m. thursday. in the south bay. how are we doing in terms of rainfall? believe it or not in the first week of entire month we have received an average month worth of rain. san jose and sfo and hayward. doing good there. 113% of average. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it is a lovely view. visibility is good. a mild mainly sun n day. stray shower not out of the question. it is going to be bright and sunny pr easter weekend. fog and clouds in the morning. in case you want to get vitamin d. keep social distance. get outside and see sun. it will feel so good. with that sun coming down on you. even if it's just a few minutes. we check out the beach hazard statement up until tomorrow morning. higher risk of rip current and sneaker waves. 7-day forecast. a milder afternoon tomorrow. minor dip thursday and a recov

sun and heat and humidity wipe it out. this is from tests. they have been doing this test for a number of months. the result, so then i said, why do we do it inside the body? or even outside the body with the hands? the disinfectant i think would work, he thinks would work. he use it when you're doing your hands and i guess that is one of the reasons they say wash your hands. whether it is washing your hands or disinfectant on your hands is very good. so they're going to start looking at that. and there is a way of, if itself has a sun tremendous impact on it. it kills -- what was it from , hours to minutes, it is dead. so i said you have to go back and look. i would like them now to look as it pertains to the human body, not just sitting on a railing or sitting on a wall. maybe there something that we can work with. i'm not a doctor. they have to work with the doctors. but maybe there is something to light in the human body and helping people that are dying. ok? >> to clarify then, sir are you , encouraging americans -- you are not encouragi

no sun up shooin, clearing skies. is the reason why the seven-day forecast is showing temperatures rising through wednesday. palo alto, it's possible you could see temperatures climbing closer to the upper 70s and notice the dropoff for the second half of the week. and right now, it look like we will get through saturday. and next sunday, plan on seeing a little more rain in the forecast. but it's a pleasant forecast if you like warmer up temperatures. san francisco close to 7 0 theren on wednesday. and inland, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, mid 70s, and close to 70 i think on wednesday. the first half of the week e is warm interdrier. next weekend, next sunday, a little more rain and sierra snow. we will take a look at how much rain and snow. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you very much. >>> coming up, give a little, take a little. a new twist on a south bay city's neighborhood book pantry that is helping people in the crisis. >>> a campbell woman is doing her part to help others in the pandemic. she put up a free

remember, it feels 10 to 15 degrees warmer in the sun.ll be at least 90 in fairfield, and antioch and concord and santa rosa in the upper 80s for warm spots today. we will look at more comfortable weather coming up next. >>> foster farms is coming through in a big way for the san francisco marin, and a big rig drove up carrying 110,000 servings of poultry and has given away 2.5 million servings of chicken. >>> an effort is under way to make hand sanitizers taste worse. the fda is asking sanitizer makers to make the product more bitter so kids and adults won't drink it. calls to the national poison datacenter went up 79% last month compared to the same time last year, and the fda is advising advising not to use bad >>> all of the extra screen time is making our lives extra stressful and it's already a stressful time. people work harder to interpret nonverbal cues like facial expression and tone through the video chats, and it could harm people especially for those not co comfortable with seeing themselves on camera. >> they should have pho