in sunnydale and other locations where we have large populations of children who may not have access to the internet, this is going to be critical to ensure that they have the support they need. the school district has been able to purchase over 4,000 laptops, and we are currently working with can school district to secure an additional 4,000 or so laptops to support those students who may not have the devices they need at home for the plans to launch distance learning. we really want to thank the tamo bravo. a private equity firm which provided $2 million to the school district to help with this effort. this donation along with others will ensure real equity, and will make sure that every kid in our school system has access to high-quality internet service as well as laptops that they need with the tools that they need so that everyone has access to learn during this very difficult time as we know it. it is really amazing to see the community come together, and so many people go out of the way to provide this level of resources that are instrumental to all children in san francisco

also the tenderloin developing corporation, and the village on sunnydale avenue between 4:30 pm and 530 pm. >>> ktvu is giving a special thank you to all mothers helping to keep everybody safe . this morning we are honoring that lady. her son said she is her hero as she worked as a registered nurse in the covid-19 unit and said i would like to acknowledge her hard work and dedication to take care of those affected with the illness. she is one of the strongest people that i know and i strive to be as strong as she is. our family loves her very much and happy early mother's day. >>> with mother's day coming up on may 10 we want you to tell us what your mom is your hero. send a photo and story to my hero at fox tv.com and we will be featuring moms over the next few weeks. >>> work resumes today on the next phase of reopening the new section of the harvey mote terminal. southwest airlines is going to move their new baggage claim and ticket counter there. the airport said it is resuming construction on other parts of the project that have been delayed. nine more gates are set to open soon

in the village on sunnydale avenue.4:30 to the 5:30. >>> well, program has started right here in the bay area to help families in need. it is going state right now. this is a farm family program. it will send surplus food, farm produce to local food banks. farmers and ranchers are seeing a 50% drop in demand because restaurants are closed. govern newsom says the state foodmaxx have seen a 70% increase in demand. >>> cracking.com people who ignore the stay-at-home order. why governor newsom could soon ban trips to allstate beaches. >>> plus, easing up on restrictions in six bay area counties. what you will be allowed to to do again starting on monday. >>> and fighting the spread of coronavirus. the research underway that could be a game changer and stopping covid-19. >> announcer: from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> all right, good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach on this last day of april. gasia, thank you for having me on board here. it is always a pleasure to work with you

in sunnydale and other locations where we have large populations of children who may not have access to the internet, this is going to be critical to ensure that they have the support they need. the school district has been able to purchase over 4,000 laptops, and we are currently working with can school district to secure an additional 4,000 or so laptops to support those students who may not have the devices they need at home for the plans to launch distance learning. we really want to thank the tamo bravo. a private equity firm which provided $2 million to the school district to help with this effort. this donation along with others will ensure real equity, and will make sure that every kid in our school system has access to high-quality internet service as well as laptops that they need with the tools that they need so that everyone has access to learn during this very difficult time as we know it. it is really amazing to see the community come together, and so many people go out of the way to provide this level of resources that are instrumental to all children in san francisco

also the village on sunnydale avenue from 4:30 pm until 5:30. >> cracking down on people who ignore the stay at home order is what governor newsom may soon band trips to all beaches across the. >>> offering temporary housing for the homeless in san francisco has dozens of trailers and rvs now available at pier 94. >>> finding a babysitter during the pandemic is some of the virtual options parents are turning to to find help. >>> good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. a nice looking picture of the oakland estuary. it will be a nice day and mostly sunny and breezy. we will talk about the weather coming up in a bit as we go on with the pandemic and the shelter at home or shelter in place order. i keep wondering, and i will start with you mike, what kind of things do you think will be permanent that will never change back after this is over? have you thought of one thing? >> well, you know what? i think the whole restaurant industry will change. the layout, i think that is one. i got in the mail today and i have not seen the changes firsthand but when it comes to flying, airlines and i

around the peninsula we have light rain around 101 and 280 from south san francisco into sunnydale and stretching into santa clara and cupertino. and along the coastline a light round of rain over areas of pacifica and half moon bay shifting into areas near the south bay, san jose is covered in green and it looks like the san mateo bridge as well as the dunbarton and further east where we have the east bay shore from oakland into alameda, hayward, fremont and over towards 580 and 680 580 and 684 pleasanton, livermore and san ramon looks like you're getting light rain. into the sierra where the snow is winding down a little bit and advisory expired to travel after 3 feet of snow reported. levels over the sierra 3500 feet, this is a look at the storm and where it is expected to go south with southern california and taking moisture with it but not before giving us more rounds today. look at the rainfall amounts reported this past 24 hours, anywhere from 3 to 5 inches in the santa cruz mountains, san jose more than 2.5 inches and most of the bay area and the urban spots in the central and

in sunnydale and other locations where we have large populations of children who may not have access to the internet, this is going to be critical to ensure that they have the support they need. the school district has been able to purchase over 4,000 laptops, and we are currently working with can school district to secure an additional 4,000 or so laptops to support those students who may not have the devices they need at home for the plans to launch distance learning. we really want to thank the tamo bravo. a private equity firm which provided $2 million to the school district to help with this effort. this donation along with others will ensure real equity, and will make sure that every kid in our school system has access to high-quality internet service as well as laptops that they need with the tools that they need so that everyone has access to learn during this very difficult time as we know it. it is really amazing to see the community come together, and so many people go out of the way to provide this level of resources that are instrumental to all children in san francisco

many months after being assigned to that mission and sing the illustration, i found myself out in sunnydale california meeting the real hubble telescope there is on the left. that is shown in its cradle just as it's being taken out to package up and ship down to florida for its launch. these are human beings are nearly sold.you can sort of see. the size of a school bus roughly about 15 feet diameter something that fits very snugly into the payload bait of the space shuttle. if you went to hubble when it was a built in the payload bay and try to put your fist between the telescope and the side of this shuttle, it was not a whole lot more room than the size of your fist. that's how tightly squeeze in the bay it was. one of the really remarkable things to me about hubble's i dug into the history, is it hinted at the sketch on the right, that's an exploded diagram that shows you all of the equipment bays, all the little doors that are open that give you access to the scientific instruments. these big boxes on the bottom into the operating electronics that are in the middle. all of the stuff tha

in sunnydale and other locations where we have large populations of children who may not have access to the internet, this is going to be critical to ensure that they have the support they need. the school district has been able to purchase over 4,000 laptops, and we are currently working with can school district to secure an additional 4,000 or so laptops to support those students who may not have the devices they need at home for the plans to launch distance learning. we really want to thank the tamo bravo. a private equity firm which provided $2 million to the school district to help with this effort. this donation along with others will ensure real equity, and will make sure that every kid in our school system has access to high-quality internet service as well as laptops that they need with the tools that they need so that everyone has access to learn during this very difficult time as we know it. it is really amazing to see the community come together, and so many people go out of the way to provide this level of resources that are instrumental to all children in san francisco

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