susie, let's go back to one of the uk papers now, the times. this is not merger but to huge pharmaceutical companies working together in a deal to make a vaccine on a huge scale. it sounds good, it's quite a long way off, evenif good, it's quite a long way off, even if this all goes according to plan. yes, i've lost count of the number of stories i've seen about a vaccine that is literallyjust around the corner any day now, it's on some of these foreign papers, the same stories are being played out in other nations, president deter tight was saying we have a vaccine, we will get orders can buy it in and glaxosmithkline and is a no fee, a big pharmaceutical giant, it's possible that they have the power to do mass production and get it spread across a big distance. they are talking about human trials in the autumn but it wouldn't be ready until a year later. yet, and we already had some human trials starting in oxford today, i saw on the news earlier so there are a little trials around the world and hopefully one of those will come ready but we n

susie onto the japan times, a huge problem next year.times,japan a huge problem next year. susie onto thejapan times, japan came a huge problem next year. susie onto the japan times, japan came very late to this, if you were injapan a few weeks ago you would have no idea in terms of social distancing and how bad the pandemic was and their lead, untraceable covid—19 infections on the rise, the key to all this is that you have to test and trace where people picked it up and trace where people picked it up and it seems a lot of japanese aren't saying to the authorities quite where they did pick it up. no, it seems they have issues and there are concerns here in the japan times to do with the fact they may have been visiting places of entertainment, late euphemistically call it, bars, nightclubs, possibly at places where sex was for sale and don't feel like telling people where they have been. further down the story it says you may have further issues because finding out where someone issues because finding out where someone has been is notj

susie steimle, thank you for that.eep sending your stories and ideas to project home, and see all of susie steimle's reporting on our website. >>> tonight a bay area restaurant is showing that we are better together during this crisis. >> west coast beef company in san jose is expressing gratitude by feeding front line workers who don't have time to grab a meal, even though the restaurant is struggling. the owner dropped off food for firefighters today. last week, he made a similar drop off for nurses at stanford hospital. >> we have a commitment to our employees, which i think comes first and foremost. so i have people who depend on us and depend on this restaurant being open. so i think that's the main driver for us, continuing to fight the good fight, if you will. they're on the front lines every day, so it feels good to do something for them, and that's what we do, cooking food. that's how we can give back. >> the restaurant has set a goal of delivering more than 800 hot meals. >>> after more rain today, the same s

tonight, susie steimle shows us how our story helped bring this mom indoors just in time for the surprise of her life. >> i know. >> reporter: as is the case for most moms, the second your baby enters the world, life as you know it will never be the same. that sentiment is especially true for erin. >> it's definitely given me the will and want to keep moving forward. no looking back. >> reporter: the last time we saw her, things looked quite different. >> just the whole situation. like i said, i don't know what to do, who to talk to. i al alone. there's not that much resources out here for women. >> reporter: she was homeless and pregnant, sleeping in a tent in west oakland in october. back then, she didn't even know how far along she was. >> about four or five months. haven't been to the doctor. >> reporter: she also had no idea she had another surprise on the way. >> it was surprising when i found out i was pregnant with twins. >> good job, erin. >> reporter: after our story aired, bay area community services reached out to erin and gave her a car. that car allowed her to drive three ho

>> i think there's a good chance overt, yes. >> reporter: susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a unique video diary from an emergency room physician. how healthcare workers dealing with the pandemic. >>> plus property tax deadline coming one but homeowners in two bay area counties will be getting a break. >>> and bay area small businesses give getting some major help from silicon valley, the generous grant one big tech is dishing out. >>> after three straight rainy days, the sun returns to the bay area today. plenty more in store as wege closer to the weekend. small rain chances still in the forecast tomorrow and thursday. we'll talk about that and we'll have that weekend forecast coming up. >>> and a brand-new episode of the bold and the beautiful airing tonight at 2:12 the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. abbvie. here. now. >>> tonight an exclusiv

. >> i see spying over the side of my left corner the former district attorney susie loftus standing over there. the mayor said she wanted to see a woman irish mayor of san francisco. we don't have that yet. we do have a woman chair of the irish sister city committee with cork, noreen, thank you for being here. you know charlotte has not been as successful without being diplomatic. you cannot have just the murphy dancers performing without having the wee land dancers. i would like to invite them up to do a little dance for us. [applause] ♪ ♪ (applause) >> thank you very much. one last announcement if you get a chance to drive by city hall tonight, the mayor instructed the building be lit up in green. that is tonight and i believe the mayor is saying green, white and orange. okay, mayor, whatever you say. also on st. patrick's day as well. thank you, mayor breed. i would like to ask the dancers to come up to receive their certificates of honor for coming today to perform for us. make sure you coun count to fivr 10 minutes. go over to the office to continue the celebration. thank you e

kpix 5's susie steimle talked to providers who say this isn't happening quickly enough. >> like i said, i keep hearing they're going to do the right thing. i'm hoping to see them actually do what they say they'll do. >> reporter: on week 4 of san francisco's shelter in place order, tens of thousands are still unable to do so. mark roth has been staying in a navigation center along the embarcadero, where social distancing is impossible. >> you have the beds that are 3 inches apart, so how do you stay 6 feet away from people? >> reporter: in a drastic change of direction, the city announced it will now start doing what homeless providers have been asking them to do for weeks now, move at risk people out of congregate living spaces and into hotel rooms. >> we need to think about changes to avoid having an outbreak or situation in places like that. >> reporter: it was just last wednesday that mayor breed announced a plan to move people into mosconi west to thin out the existing shelter population, saying moving the homeless population into hotels was challenging. >> i know that we have tho

community members in colorado delivering a cherry pie to susie montoya, susie watched from her windowpeople going the extra mile to help one another, foxnews.com/america together. 102, that is pretty good. marymac it is 10 minutes past the are, new data reveal social distancing is working to try to stop abca24 even in the nation's hardest it cities. it is giving less populated areas a chance to strike first. she joins us to explain. abca2 can you feel it in the air tonight? new phil collins challenge drumming up a lot of fans on social media. we will explain coming up. >> a new study sounding the alarm as evidence suggests abca24 may be airborne. abca2 we are told to protect ourselves respiratory droplets, what does this distinction mean for the virus's potential spread? >> doctor linda doll, we appreciate it. let's get to this quote from the university of nebraska medical center that says spread from direct droplet, person-to-person as well as indirect contacts which would be contaminated object and airborne transmission are indicated supporting the use of airborne isolation precauti

and last a lockdown hasta monsoon oscillation residence in the chinese susie where the pandemic began taking their 1st steps towards resuming normal lives. also on the show we'll take you to nicaragua in central america where bullies still being planning to spot a coronavirus bringing the sport to walk around the world football is a war and about playing during the pandemic baathists has fallen on deaf ears. i'm jarred great i'm glad you could. i mean british prime minister boris johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 dies after testing positive for the corona virus johnson has been in self isolation but continues to have persistent system symptoms including a high temperature it was taken to the hospital for tests on the advice of his doctor downing street says the admission is a precautionary measure and notion emergency. our london correspondent paul sent us the latest on johnson's condition and she explained what the government's plans would be should his else worsen he will remain in the hospital overnight and get some tests done and he has been in self isolation for the past 1

deaths for instance in the united kingdom a total number of somewhere over 200000 tests have been done susi end of january here in germany 300000 tests are being done every week so that means that a lot more people are being discovered who are positive and the number of deaths compared to that is a lot lower ok so the higher the amount of people diagnosed a lower the death rate tell us because i mean you know the general consensus seems to be that germany has relatively successfully been able to contain the spread of the corona virus so far at least they have had some success with that does that mean that we could see some relaxation for the lock downs that are in place. there's a lot of pressure on the german government for some relaxation to be a knowledge as soon as possible especially from the business circles but. a survey of german voters recently came to the conclusion that more than half of germans would agree to an extension of the locked on measures that are in place at the moment what's happening is that government ministers including the health minister on those starting to talk

well, this morning, susie steimle shows us how her story help bring this mom indoors just in time forurprise h. >> reporter: as is the case for most mums, the second your baby enters the world, life as you know it will never be the same. that sentiment is especially true for aaron. >> definitely giving me the will and the want to keep moving forward. no looking back. >> the last time we saw aaron, things looked quite different. >> i don't know what to do, i don't know who to talk to. i just really alone.'s in aaron was homeless and pregnant, sleeping in a tent in west oakland in october. back then, people didn't even know how long she was. that's what aaron and the babies are staying, at least for now. >> i wouldn't be able to get to and from the doctors. i wouldn't have been able to do a whole lot. a changed your life? >> yes, very much so. >> she's been clean for three years, but she's still not out tht provided her a car also promised her housing. but that has yet to materialize. her grandmas one bedroom is crowded and far from a permanent solution. >> i'm trying to figure it out.

. >> i see spying over the side of my left corner the former district attorney susie loftus standinged to see a woman irish mayor of san francisco. we don't have that yet. we do have a woman chair of the irish sister city committee with cork, noreen, thank you for being here. you know charlotte has not been as successful without being diplomatic. you cannot have just the murphy dancers performing without having the wee land dancers. i would like to invite them up to do a little dance for us. [applause] ♪ ♪ (applause) >> thank you very much. one last announcement if you get a chance to drive by city hall tonight, the mayor instructed the building be lit up in green. that is tonight and i believe the mayor is saying green, white and orange. okay, mayor, whatever you say. also on st. patrick's day as well. thank you, mayor breed. i would like to ask the dancers to come up to receive their certificates of honor for coming today to perform for us. make sure you coun count to fivr 10 minutes. go over to the office to

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congresswoman susie lee says nevada is among the most devastated states onomically but yet when we saw the ppp. >>program actually implemented in our stay we rk near the bottom in terms of accessi those loans, california ranks 50th in the nation andthe percentage of alications that have be funded california congressman jackie spear says california washingt new york and ne jersey. >>have among the highest numbers of covid-19 cases but those states have some of the lowest percentages of approved ans, according to congresswoman spear who also points out the 4 states are among the most liberal in the country is there an issue of political bias going on here, i don't know, but we ne to investigate the trump administration says the loans are procsed on a first come first serve basis in washington. alexandra le mon. joe biden says that he will be releasing details thin a week or so on his search for a running mate, he is finalizing become a ing state that president trump could pick up so i wou say that she's the leader of the pack, my darkhorse is senator from nevada because she is a very cre

tonight, sáz spoke susie steimle spoke to families in chinatown. >> reporter: one of chinatown's charmsis its bustle. the tight knit neighborhood is known for being community-oriented and dense. it's very essence is now its greatest threat during covid-19. >> we have to protect san francisco, chinatown f >> reporterolm young is the of esallyriabout people living in those are single rooms occupied by low income families. usually they're about 80 square feet of space, and makeup a large portion of chinatown. >> it's like living on a cruise ship in many ways. >> reporter: malcolm introduced us to a woman that lives with her husband and three boys in a single room on grant street. he translated our interview. >> she said the room she lives in is very, very small. in that room they basically have to eat, live, congregate. they have two beds, and it's just a very small space. >> reporter: her story offers a glimpse into the inequity that existed before the crisis, and now is exacerbated by it. >> if you're asking me whether i feel safe in an sro, if you were living in a space with so many peo

susie spoke to homeless advocates who say it isn't happening quickly enough. >> i keen hearing they're going to do the right thing. i hope they will actually do what they kay they are going to do. >> reporter: tens of thousands are still unable to do so. mark ross has been staying in a navigate center along the embarcadero where social distancing is impossible. >> then you have your bed there's inches apart. how do you stay six feet away from people? >> reporter: in a drastic change of direction, the city announced they will now start doing what homeless providers have been asking them to do for weeks now, moatrisk people into hotel rooms. >> we need think about making changes to avoid having an outbreak for situation in places like moscone west. >> reporter: it was just last wednesday that the mayor announced plans to move people into moscone west, saying that moving the home's population into hotels was challenging. >> i know we have thousands of hotel rooms here in san francisco, and i know people are asking why don't we just open the doors and let everyone who is homeless get acces

susie stein, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00, starting today, more people just qualified for unemployment benefits in the state. plus -- >>> san jose is facing a 45 million-dollar budget deficit. the revenue streams that have all but dried up. what one city council member says has to happen now. >>> law enforcement patrolling popular beaches and parks. 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 i

susie lee. hi, everyone. thank you for doing this. first of all, being part of the problem solvers caucus is such an important part -- i am a freshman and it was the first caucus i decided to join because i came to washington hoping to work together to solve problems and clearly this pandemic is unprecedented. the stress and devastation that it is inflicting upon our economy, especially in nevada is in the -- unlike anything and he of us have experienced. the package and roadmap we have put forward, to me, what is important about this is that it is not just short-term. it is long-term. how are we dealing with the public health crisis, but also how are we looking long-term at the impact on our economy and how will we take the necessary steps not just to reopen the economy but what will we learn in terms of our supply chain and how we will be prepared in the future? people always complained that congress does not do things in a bipartisan manner, yet we were able to put forth three unprecedented sized packages to help the american publi

susie steimle spoke with analysts who say we are just now starting to see the impacts, and last month'sumbers prove the housing market is not immune to the coronavirus. >> reporter: it's the spring selling season, which usually means home sales spike and excited prospective buyers spend their weekends jumping from open house to open house. but since the pandemic hit, things have gone quiet. >> who wants to move now? nobody. >> reporter: patrick carlisle has been watching as sales and new home listings come to what he describes a screeching halt. >> the number of homes pulled off the market jumped by 800% in one week. the number of properties going into contract are down. so these are very drastic effects. >> reporter: for weeks now, real estate agents have been optimistic that the product that is california real estate will remain un flappable. are you worried about it? >> not really. i remain optimistic. we've been there before. >> reporter: home prices and rent haven't gone down, but the housing market is usually about three to six weeks behind the stock market, so the imfacts facts i

congresswoman susie e ys nevada is amon the most devastated states economically but yet when we saw the ppp. >>program actually implemented in our stay we rank near the bottom in terms of accessing those loans, california ranks 50th in the nation and the percente of applications that have been funded california congresswoman jackie spear says california washington new york and new jersey. >>have among the highest numbers of vid-19 cases but those states have some of the lowest percentages of approved loans, according to congresswoman spear whoalso points out the 4 states are among e most liberal in the country is there an issue of political as going on here, i don't know, but we need to investigated the trump admistration says the loans are processed a first come first serve basis washington, alexandra le mon. a druthat has been touted by the president as a possi help to the pandemic and has >>done well in early testing cnn medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has more. >>coronavirus patients desperate for a cure awaiting the results of studies on several drugs so we'll know which coul

>>you can take you know one entity that had 200 employees an carve that out nevada congresswoman susie lee says that's not what congress intended on the other hand senate reblican leader mitch mcconnell says the progam was designed to save jobs. u can make an argument that of my b is lost. >>the size of my employer doesn't makey difference to me the u.s. house is expected to vote on the addiional funding thursday, which also set aside biion for smaller community banks and credit unions to she loves those $60 billion are reserved for independent conactors and truly small businesses owned by minorities anveterans but many small businesses are still left out in the cold. >>like businesses that earn more than half their revenue from gambling like video poker and slot machines is setting major impact on local taverns local restaurants, lawmakers from gambling states like nevada colorado arizona and mississippi say they're working todeal those businesses a better hand in the near future. in washingn. alexandra, the mount. well our coverage of the coravirus continues on our website kron 4 dot

the play partisan politics, the mocrats are concerned about how the program s operating congresswom susie lee says nevada is among the most devtated stat economically but yet when we saw the ppp. >>program actually implemented in ourtay we rank near the bottom in terms accessing those loans, lifornia ranks 50th in the nion and the percentage applcation california congrswoman washington new york and new jersey. >>have among the highest numbers of covid-19 cases but those states have some of the lowest percentages of approved loans, accordg to congresswoman spear who also points out the 4 states are among the most beral in the country is there an issue of litical bias going on here, i don't know, but wneed to investigated the trump administration says the loans are processed on a first come first serve basis in washington, alexandra le mon. >>people are having trouble getting unemployment benefits but nocontra costa has opened up a call center t help desperate people in need with kron four's michelle kingston now with a closer look. no question is too small or too large this is the new cont

morning we saw a refreshen prime minister recovered prime minister he was back with his normal and susie as a man speaking in an upbeat tone but with a serious message of course said this lockdown might most likely have to continue and we saw a prime minister johnson who survived a virus that he himself did not take serious in the beginning and much has changed in the prime minister's attitude towards this virus and of course he's also taking over a very different country when he contracted the virus at 1st there were less than a sow's and deaths and we are now at a point where the country saw over 20000 deaths over the weekend and joined the few countries in the world without us the case of a what did the prime minister say about up possibly easing the lockdown restrictions. well boris johnson is facing intense pressure from newspapers from companies from donors of his conservative party to ease the lock down to bring the economy back and boris johnson said it's just not the right time yet he has said it's no way he can ease restrictions at this point and that he fears say a 2nd wave bo

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. >>> keep sending your stories and see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> self-employed californians can start applying for unemployment, provides 6 weeks of benefit, those for pandemic benefits will enter their 2019 income, if automatically they'll get the minimum $167 per week plus a boost for months. >>> the los angeles lakers, returning cut, the team says they returned the money after it found out funds from the program had depleted. practice facilities the open may 8, restrictions would not apply totara , they want top hook out and no scrimmaging. >> good morning, let's take a look at the latest 101 alamany project, you can see this is a live shot from cal trans, the northbound portion is completed their working on that southbound side it is hoping to have things wrapped up and done by may third. if you are headed southbound 101, you'll be using 280 in fo moviouth i don't any closures on 28thinm the limit. take a look at traffic elsewhere. we have a few brake lights for on going construction as well as you approach 680, temperatures dipping down to 17 mep, along east shore freew

we came out in may so of course there are lots of that reaction straight i want to share this from susie who says as a parent a grandparent an educator or one who celebrates state versity i feel it's important for all kids to see themselves and children slip more books or need it's represent our nation of diverse learners without stereotyping or misrepresentation which i think you know if your work does that very well matthew what are people telling you about it when they see it when they see the book when they see the film it's been amazing you know like there's been some story you know i've seen a lot of parents kind of saying like they wish that they had a book like this growing up you know kind of it's crazy now when you go to certain books to read you see like whole section there that are devoted to going to african-american picture books you know when you hear it's an artery yeah yeah i'm lucky i want to show people how little girls react to your book is that ok i can get me some surviving member of the moment say this is what happens i have a council look at this park some of them

diseases like breast and bowel cancer are being put on hold to let him barber has more from london susie smith's been through breast cancer she had a mastectomy radiotherapy and chemotherapy because of coronavirus she's had further cosmetic surgery later this year put on hold and she can't get checkups at the moment she's busy homeschooling her 3 children right now but she's worried you know i think that her mum by menu that would have happened before and are. now the bread or the pope would not cover. that. one i'm a grandma now now wait. as the number of cases shot up many hospital suspended all non-urgent operations to free up beds and equipment like ventilators for coronavirus patients and increasingly their counseling routine cancer operations guidelines say chemotherapy and emergency cancer surgeries should be prioritized but many cancer patients including those undergoing chemotherapy have a compromised immune system due to their treatment and they're now having to choose between risking catching covered 19 in hospital or risking their cancer coming back the very treatments that c

my wife susie and cannot stop talking about the show she a lot of my friends are absolutely like you you know i took you for some. he would be for this kind of thing 2. look i have to admit i couldn't stop watching it at 1st also but then i got started getting almost too weird to bizarre to nefarious and i kind of like ok i feel like after i've finished watching a couple of those episodes toward the end there i had to dig a shower and i mean there's just so much go oh and by the way i've got something else to new things to do to new developments in the last 48 hours the state of minnesota is now going after him and they may soon charge him for trying to take wolves out of minnesota. and you can't you can't cross state lines with wild animals that's a that's against a federal law and also one of his buddies there one of the guys who worked in his one of the zookeepers or whatever is now doing an interview saying that he did some pretty horrible things with the animals that may involve things that i would almost prefer not even to talk about on camera so on top of the charges he's tryi

dinner plate like they're ceramic as opposed to like a metal yeah but they're very strong yes i mean susie ceramic and some kind of ceramics they use on the bottom sides of shuttles these to use and it was a ceramic but it was stronger than almost anyone how they found is that they've also i guess back in august they've also been making bricks in the same process out of moon dust where that way then when you're up there you don't have to bring all this with you you can make it out of the resources that are there i definitely want my condo on them own to be made out of them and bricks loom bricks or bricks or as others are sort of a bit of a remember everyone in this world we're not told that we're loved about so i told the wall i love i am tired rolled with a downtown of the lalas he's been watching those hawks number great lady. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. fine art market which i think is a great market to give an indication of where prices are weather heading the fact that fine art of sotheby's and other auction houses has gone up dramatic

discovered different species of viruses who was of the belief that when combined with as it were my susie pack this malaria medication could be effective he this a very small initial studies too small to draw any conclusions from that it did in larger study with 80 patients we had but he believed were good results and i just talked to him earlier this week and he summarizes 1st 1000 patients on the medication combination and he said of the 1000 patients admitted to the hospital with code 1000 diagnosis 7 died and 20 went to the i.c.u. and we don't have a control group again that's not the kind of data we like to make decisions on but it perhaps because of this these combined bits of data has become the most why they prescribe sought solution from doctors trying to desperately find solutions for this illness when you give it how much he gives when the side effects those are still undecided issues. he's unconvinced he says the evidence thus far is anecdotal and contradictory he also says i think we've got to be careful that we don't make that majestically to assume that this is a knockout d

.>>> keep sending your ideas and see all of susan -- susie's reporting on our website. >>> good morningmichelle. let's take a look at the road which are now. it is foggy out there. we will have run a coming up and a second. just a heads up, we do have some fog advisory in effect. iran 92, some foggy shots, chp issu extedl it is slightly slow as you head through their again, not a lot of volume on the roadways. traffic is moving at an okay piece but careful, limited visibility in and around that area. also a bit murky if you are up in the northbay right now, that will affect your drive and parts of petaluma, santa rosa, napa, highway 29, 12, 101 and as we look at our freeways, we are seeing a lot of green. no delays or issues because of that fog. again, mary will have more on that coming up and just a second. as you head out of san francisco, and earlier accident is still in the clearing stages apparently there was some guardrail damage. you got crewjust hes as you ar using 101 southbound, definitely my see some slight slowing as you approach the scene. i want to show you travel times ri

juan: susy lleva aÑos visitando el local de tony.llamando porque tienen hambre. eso es mÁs de 10 veces lo que recibimos en un dÍa normal. juan: paco, quien lleva 20 aÑos en la industria, llegÓ hace ocho aÑos de san antonio a miami a dirigir este banco de alimentos y nunca habÍa visto algo asÍ. paco: en dos semanas o en tres semanas esto serÁ peor. juan: es justo en medio de la crisis cuando tiene que implementar media de seguridad para evitar que mÁs de 60 empleados enfermen. paco: en la cuarentena, nosotros no podemos recibir alimentos de personas que te ama la bodega. juan: entonces sÓlo les queda una opciÓn paco: estamos recibiendo de las tiendas grandes, centros de distribuciÓn y comprando alimentos. juan: paco hace un llamado a quienes quieran ayudar. paco: necesitamos donaciones de fondos, para ir a recoger los alimentos de las granjas, de los centros de distribuciÓn y de las tiendas. juan: mientras tanto, los dÍas pasan y los nÚmeros de nuevas infecciones y muertes por coronavirus siguen en aumento. gladys ramos, tan impotente

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the democrats are concerned about how the program is operating congresswoman susie lee says nevada ismong the most devastated states economically but yet when we saw the ppp. >>program actually implemented in our stay we rank near the bottom in terms of accessing those loans, california ranks 50th in the nation and the percentage of applications that have been funded california congresswoman jackie spear says california washington new york and new jersey. >>have among the highest numbers of covid-19 cases but those states have some of the lowest percentages of approved loans, according to congresswoman spear who also points out the 4 states are among the most liberal in the country is there an issue of political bias going on here, i don't know, but we need to investigated the trump administration says the loans are processed on a first come first serve basis in washington, alexandra le mon the treasury department has issued new guidelines on that initial round of payment protection money. it's now requiring that borrowers must certify in good faith. >>that they absolutely needed to k

so for today at us to 68 san francisco oakland 7870 or susie, 7470 a san jose and acss the der bay. some selected warm spots in the through can 82 gone on for concord what a lot of 70's on the east y shoreline. all those locations looking for big time warm up tomorrow will be replacing th lowe80's to the east bay shore like up a little bitwe'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast for you and also the extent that as well as search for little chance of rain coming. maybe the north bay this weekenbut that will be just marty back to you all right dave, thanks a lot. >>in the northbay this morning, 16 people at the ndsor vallejo care center have tested positive for covid-19 officials there sa that they're continuing to testthe remaining staff and residents. inhe east bay of these 14 skilled nursing homes in alameda county have rerted cases of the coronavirus we talked for th executive director of californiadvocates fo nursing home reform patricia mcginnis about the changes she woulliketo see in nursing homes to curb the spread of coronavirus. >>ey have to increase staffing. there's no que

>>you can take you know one entity that had 200 employees and carve that out nevada congresswoman susie lee says that's not what congress intended on the other hand senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says the program was designed to save jobs. you can make an argument that of my job is lost. >>the size of my employer doesn't make any difference to me the u.s. house is expected to vote on the additional funding thursday, which also set aside billion for smaller community banks and credit unions to she loves those $60 billion are reserved for independent contractors and truly small businesses owned by minorities and veterans but many small businesses are still left out in the cold. >>like businesses that earn more than half their revenue from gambling like video poker and slot machines is setting major impact on local taverns local restaurants, lawmakers from gambling states like nevada colorado arizona and mississippi say they're working to deal those businesses a better hand in the near future. in washington. alexandra the mount fell earlier today coffers catherine heenan spoke wi