i want to speak on behalf of the tai' chi group that has been practicing tai' chi in mclaren park for over 15 years. i myself have been practicing in the park over 10 years so we see a lot of changes and the -- for the past 15 year, we've been using the abandoned tennis court to practice tai' chi, which was an unsafe facility for us. and our group was ranging from, you know, 30 to 50 people in different times. so, we are very excited that the park is going to have a new facility for us. i once, you know, tai' chi has become very popular in the city. it's not only people practicing in mclaren park, but golden gate park and also in chinatown. so, really excited. thank you, everybody, you know, for their hard work and we really look forward to the court in order to practice. one thing i do like to mention, you know, the court is fantastic. but we were worried about weather because right now we can only do it when the weather is nice, not rainy or windy as we know that part of the city is always windy. so unfortunately, you know, during the design phase, you know, we raised our concern. b

. >> he was in my tai chi class. >> reporter: she had kennedy in her tai chi class at the assisted living facility. >> i just met him for the first time when he came to gordon manor. and it was a privilege, for sure but also a pleasure. >> reporter: at least 20 residents and seven employees have been infected with covid- 19 at the assisted living facility. loved ones are unable to visit the sick. >> it has been a really hard to weeks or three weeks or month. that we have been under lockdown and my main concern is for my residents. they are my friends. >> this by the english and devastation she says that there are glimmers of hope and positivity at the family run this is whose tagline is just like family. >> even if it is complete devastation around us, it is like an island, like there is a big tornado in the swirling around us. >> reporter: at least the residents have died at excel healthcare center on high street, at least 36 of the residents and 17 staff members are infected. excel has a history of violations including in december, when inspectors at the facility failed to follow a doct

. >> he was in my tai chi class. >> reporter: the director had kennedy and her tai chi class at the assisted living facility. >> i met him for the first time when he came to gordon manor. and it was a privilege, for sure, but also a pleasure. >> reporter: at least 20 residents and seven employees have been infected with covid- 19 at the assisted living facility. loved ones are unable to visit the sick. >> it has been a really hard to weeks, or three weeks, or month. that we have been under lockdown, and my main concern is for my residence. and, you know, they are my friends. >> reporter: despite anguishing devastation, she said that there are glimmers of hope and positivity at the family run business whose tagline is just like family. >> we are able to have these little moments, even if it is complete devastation around us. it is like an island, there is a big tornado swirling around us. >> reporter: across the bay in oakland at least three residents have died at excel healthcare center on high street, at least are infected. excel has a history of violations including in december when inspec

they increasingly need to stay home in order to tay healthy and safe and this week we're expecting. >>about 30 to 40% of our operators to not be able to show up to work. >>transit planner spent the weend working on a new schedule which would normally take about 4 months. but here it is starting tay there will be significant delays tomorrow service will be suspded to 7 rout. that have experience low ridership service will be reduced to y just 17 lines out of 60. th most to use bus routes serving dicafacilities in the city will continue to run. here's a reminder from chief tomlin. >>muni service right now is on for essential workers an only for essential trips. if you have any other means of being able to get around please choose walkingor biking or iving or more importantly. >>choosto stay at home, we put list of those routes that are still in service on our website kron 4 docom. i'm porting in san francisco sarah stinson back to you. >>on the east coast, new york has been the epicenter of the coronavirus the number of cases andeaths continues to go up. but goveor andrew cuomo now sa

tai: the equity markets right now are giving uncertainty of duration. in the near term, i think you will still see days were markets are struggling with earnings estimates, short-term earnings estimates and also the pace of recovery. i would argue that the recovery we saw in april, a lot of that is due to the extremely generous monetary and fiscal policies we just discussed. investors need estimates for how long this recession is going to last. my recommendation would be, if you are looking to equities, you need to have a long-term projection or perspective in terms of investing equities. you are not there to play tactical applications. you have to think more strategically for the next two or three years where the earnings outlook well iron itself out. i think that is crucial. that's where sectors like technology, health care, communications, those are more resilient in this pandemic. they are the front runners and favorites. beyond that, you start to see technology and hardware sectors come back. the important point is the sequencing of sectors rotatio

i want to speak on behalf of the tai' chi group that has been practicing tai' chi in mclaren park for over 15 years. i myself have been practicing in the park over 10 years so we see a lot of changes and the -- for the past 15 year, we've been using the abandoned tennis court to practice tai' chi, which was an unsafe facility for us. and our group was ranging from, you know, 30 to 50 people in different times. so, we are very excited that the park is going to have a new facility for us. i once, you know, tai' chi has become very popular in the city. it's not only people practicing in mclaren park, but golden gate park and also in chinatown. so, really excited. thank you, everybody, you know, for their hard work and we really look forward to the court in order to practice. one thing i do like to mention, you know, the court is fantastic. but we were worried about weather because right now we can only do it when the weather is nice, not rainy or windy as we know that part of the city is always windy. so unfortunately, you know, during the design phase, you know, we raised our concern. b

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i have to say i got a mi tai. they are delicious. i had to get it. you can only order alcohol with food. so, the combination. you're okay. so, jessica also ordered takeout. i'm showing her picture at 6:00. come back then. >> i believe i had mine with champagne. i'm just saying. >> good choices. we'll see you at 6:00, janelle. >>> let's take you outside on this beautiful -- what is it? tuesday -- tuesday evening. i think it's 80 degrees. let's bring in jeff raniere. you said be prepared for the warmth and exactly what we thought. >> yes. nice afternoon outside, maybe take dinner out on the patio this evening just to kind of switch things up for us as we get you into that live sky camera network tonight there is not a cloud in sight from our east bay camera in walnut creek. looking way back towards concord you can see the unlimited visibility we have right now. it's the warmer weather a lot of us have been asking for. the temperatures gets close to a few records. we didn't have any records set, but we did get to 81 in santa rosa. the previous record wa

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the label tay as human scum accusing him of embezzling funds raping a minor. and. spying for the south the money. finally we end policy on a more home warming story to have come out to this crippling pandemic a ninety nine year old british war veteran has managed to raise a almost fifteen millionon euros. to help the uk's national health service after completing one hundred laps of his garden with the help of his trusty walking frame. thousands of people havave to natives to tell moree schools to bobolster the finances of the nhs. the veteran has told local media that that he's fought so many battles during his life and his sidede h has always won and it's going to win. this againn when it comes to o this. deadly viru. not brings you up to date do stay with us here on fronts twenty four. if you have a new coach welcome to the frontier on france twenty four. from today. this is a region it's foreign affairs with the while minutes thank you for being with us good. how do you feel about the wrist to the coronavirus crisis. use responses- and the scope of this response

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the gordon manor director had kennedy in her tai chi class at the assisted living facility. >> i just met him for the first time when he came to gordon manor. it was a privilege, for sure. >> loved ones are unable to visit the sick. >> it's been a really hard two weeks, or three weeks, or a month, that we been under lockdown. my main concern is for my residents. you know, they are my friends. >> despite the anguish and devastation there are glimmers of hope and positivity at the family run business whose tagline is just like family. >> we are here to be able to have those little moments, even if it's complete devastation around us. it's like an island, it's like there's a big tornado swirling around us. >> across the bay in oakland at least three residents outside at excel healthcare center on high street, at least 36 other residents and staff members are infected. they have a history of violations including in december when the facility failed to follow a doctor's order for oxygen administration. long term care advocates a there are certainly more cases in nursing homes then have yet

two volunteers were injected with a potential vaccine tay.ical correspondent has this special report. >> this could change everything. a vaccine against coronavirus. a way out for all of us. >> ok. >> thest volunteer to receive it was a microbiologist. she is 32 today. >> of course, i want to try to support science, scientific process whever i can. since i do not study viruses, i felt a bit useless these days, but this is aay for me to support the cause. yes, that is why i am here and i am excited. >> half of those on trial will get coronavirus vaccine permit half, a different one. the volunteers do not k rw which wendeived. >> i will basically sit here, cubate this thing, and provide some good follow-up data. we will see. hopefully it works. >> what would normally take years has been done in three months by scientists at the university. around 80s groorldwide are developing coronavirus vaccines. a few others in the u.s. ando china have als started human trials. there is no guarantee any of them will succeed. >> personally, i am very optimist

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let's get started with tay's top new the coronavirus pandemic has claimed more than 18,000 lives in the united states. there are now more than half a million confirmed cases in the u.s., according to john hopkins university's coronavirus resource tracker. city, where more than 5,800y people have died from covid-19. today, mayor bill de blasio announced that the city's schools will rmain closed for the rest of the academic year. >> having to tell you that r cannot bring our schools back for tainder of the school year is painful. but i can also tell s ree right thing to do. >>enivasan: a few hours later, new york governor andrew cuomo said he has the authority over schools statewide and that the mayor's announcement was an "opion." >> i understand the mayor's position, which is, he wants to close until june. and we may dthat. but we are going to do it in a coordinated sense with the other localities. >> sreenivasan: cuomo also reported that hospitalizations in the state are deining, and may have hit their apex, but he said deaths from the virus continue at what he called a" >> terrible ne

reporter: last time in early march in taji there was a response from the military from tai hezbollah>> very powerful response by the way. that response knocked out five different places and took out a lot of very bad people. reporter: the tweet suggested it may go up the food chain. >> that was a big response. they hit one sight. we hit five big ones. ammunition sites. you saw what happened. i won't say how many people were killed but some bad people were killed and a lot of them. that was a big response but this response will be bigger if they do something. reporter: thank you, mr. president. going back to your conversation with president xi, wonder if you received an intelligence report that talked about the discrepancy of the numbers, if you addressed that -- >> i have not seen that but their numbers seem to be a little bit on the light side and i'm being nice when i say that relative to what we witnessed and what was reported but, we justed that with him, not so much the numbers as what they did and how they're doing and we're in constant communication with, i mean i would say th

right n its clear but it still comfortable, so maybe get that walk out of the way a little earlier tay because we are still looking at some really enjoyable weather right now to a current mperatures are mostly in th60's with pittsburgh at 71 the bottle at 70 fairfield at 74. so now ally is a good time to get out there and just maybe take it easy. this afternoon and stay inside some of the cooler score conditions side your own house conditions, barry dry across not ju the bay area but the entirety of the state as high pressure buds up across the region. this is going to keep conditions crystal clear today tomorrow cloud cover drifting across the bay and temperatures a touch cooler, but certainly no chance of rainfall ahead really through the weekend nor into next week so we're closing out the month of april warm we're closing it out dry to not sothing that we maybe should be seeing we'd ve to ha some rainfall from northern california where your updated drought monitor show extreme drought conditions at deep red right along the oregon border and for those of us in parts of the bay area a

we are talking about specifically where they are being held in san diego, and that includes the owe tayesa facility there. in all there are about 34,000 people detained across detention centers in the u.s., and i.c.e. did review cases for the most vulnerable, and critics point out many have not committed a crime besides crossing over illegally. >>> a crew member on the ship will soon be transferred to a medical facility. >>> when it comes to seeing the niners at levi stadium this fall, you may have to wait sometime. for now the nfl is insisting it's still a go, but a santa clara county executive officer this week said he doesn't expect fans back into the seats until at least november. that would mean sharks' games also have to remain on hold. the 49ers tell nbc sports bay area, they will follow the recommendations from all levels of government. >>> nike is working to help those working on the front lines. the oregon based company is repurposing sneakers to produce face shields for health-care workers. good to see that. >>> something else good to see this morning, actor and movie produce

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san ma tay santa clara county has been hit particularly hard with over 1,900 cases.ty and mendocino county have not reported any deaths. ecng residents from the tvoints -- coronavirus outbreak. a meeting gets under way at 2:00 p.m. >>> san francisco is now tracking coronavirus by zip code. the major says this allows us to see on a map where the confirmed cases are located. >> what this map reveals, information that helps us to understand where the cases are but it's in no way indicates that some parts of our city are safer than others. i don't want us to get the idea that that is the case in any of our neighborhoods. >> the mayor says the tracker also shows obvious disparities within the city. the case count is highest in the mission where there's large latino population. there are also more cases in the south of market area where there's a large concentration of people who are homeless. >>> tens of thousands of americans are home from the hospital after recovering from the coronavirus. >> this morning new numbers show more than 70,000 people have now recovered from

. >> we are back where we were. 21 tays ago. 21 days of hell. but we're back to where we were. 21 days of hell. but we're back to where we were. what we need to find out is when we will be back to the point where only several hundred people showed up at the hospitals every day with a covid infection. that's what we want to see. we want to know how fast that decline continues and how low the decline gets. >> so those are the numbers that are the good signs. and those numbers have come, the governor says, because people have to by a have to have to byobey. >> 10s of thousands of people heading to the newly reopened beaches in california. paul in newport beach. what's happening there today? >> reporter: we're having our first test here in southern california. 18 million residents in the middle of a covid crisis. you will see the police officer go by behind me. they are checking with everybody here and it looks like there is order here ana because they are observing the social distancing rules. those newport beach. it's been open. people are staying

extra sunshine and here's a look at our rain summary from showers that started on saturday through tay critic for us in about half an inch of rain to upwards of an inch and a 3rd of rain highest amounts for those of you at san francisco airport even hayward as well open slightly ss than an inch of rain now a little bit more than half an inch of ra with oaklanalso seen very impressive rain totals slightly lessthan an inch of rain and toda's daytime highs about 5 to 15 degrees below erage because of that storm cloud cover in fact the biggest drop in temperatures those of you in san jose. more than 15 degrees below average only warming up to 52 average high for this time of year should be 68 degrees and here's a live look outside where those you in the south bay noticing dry calm conditions but pretty cool ir mass right now in the mid to upr 40's but overnight lows tonight, we'll be in thlow to mid40's. so are going to notice some tempetures not getting a school in the 30's likesanta rosa 39 degrees but still going to be relatively illy out there right now and also seeing daytime highs fo

to remain to our east satuday before monday our best chance of rainfall also our coolest in cloudy a tay not going to be any heavy rain fr this but a good dose of much-need precipitation before we dry out after that point. daytime highs today in the 60's and 70's not a big chge from yesterday but 've certainly rounded the corner now warming up anymore just cooling down from this point on antioch in santa rosa at 76 degrees each today well conquered in livermore mid 70's at 75 oaklandhayward and san fransco only in the 60's tomorrow, a little coolerhan today and even cooler yet me saturday sunday and monday the weekend overa just ooks to jacket kind of weather and by the time we work our way into mondayof next week it will be back to umbrellas for some of us as we get out there back to you allright, thanks a lot john san francisco's annual for 20 celebration is not going to happen. >>this is because of social-distancing in big crowds. the police chief issued a warning saying that that these mass gatherings of anybody tht wants to get in on this it's not goingo be allowed and they're going