what he is your thoughts if travis were here today. what would he think about what you've done and the person that you are now today? >> well, i always say as it pertains to the travis manion foundation, i say, you know, he would be right beside all of us, with the organization. he'd be right in the mix. i also am very clear to say that the one thing he would hate is that we named it the travis manion foundation. and that was actually something we recognized, but it was like a few years ago and my dad said, gosh, i just feel like travis wouldn't like we named it after him. maybe we ought to change the name. and i said, we're already committed. we can't change it now. and in the chapter i talked about how i decided to run along with about a hundred of our family and friends, in 2007 we decided to run the marine corps marathon because travis signed up for it that year and one of the things i say in the book is that travis didn't ask me to run the marine corps marathon from iraq. he called my dad. he knew that wasn't something i was going

what's your thoughts if travis were here today?quote he think about what you have done in the person you are now today? >> i would say, as it pertains to the travis foundation, i say would be right beside all of us, with the organization, would be right in the mix. i also an there to say one thini could hate, we named it the travis foundation. [laughter] it was something we recognized but it was like a few years ago and my dad said, i feel like travis wouldn't like that we named after him. i said we've already committed. we can't change it now. i talk a lot in that chapter, a lot of the takeaways are because i talked about how i decided to run along with 100 of our family and friends in 2007, we decided to run the marine corps marathon because travis was signed up that year.r. one of the things i say in the book is that travis didn't ask me to ask him, he called my dad. he knew that was not something i was going to do. it was like, as soon as travis passed away, here i am saying now i'm going to run a marathon. there's something to

look at travis, 32 miles an hour. everything looks pretty quiet, but it will be a little bit warmer today with highs in the 60s and 70s for most, here. a little bit above average. that has been a tall order in april. we have been very cool. we have been about three degrees below average. let's head over to sal now. >> good morning to you, steve. right now we have traffic that is doing very well. it is going to be a nice drive. let's take a look at the richmond bridge. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. i do not even see a car coming our way right now. nice and light. you can also tell traffic has been light on all bay area bridges. >>> thank you, sal. there are more than half 1 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states, with more than 22,000 deaths. there have been more than 39,000 deaths. california's public health department reports the number of virus patients in intensive care units did not increase from friday to saturday. there are still 1000 people in the icu across the state. howev

>> travis was that young man, h was headstrong and he was courageous.s a slave trader, but he also was a charismatic leader . >> he was with his own right of his brother, regrading the buie night in louisiana. he was known as crocodile alameda, a tough kind of character out of the value. they decided to dig in their heels and its freedom or death. we are going to make our stand here. it was the second american revolution in their mind. >> show us what they were up against. we brought the overhead shots o what it looks like today. >> the first thing is to think about we see the chapel and we think that's the alamo, actuall the alamo was a pretty big place . if you start with where the chapel is here, the actual alam went much further. this was even further out. this would've been that worthwhile someone we'd think about walking or standing in th middle of the compound. how many would you need to full defend it? >> i think you would need five or 600 to fully defend it. >> most of the defenders in the alamo overusing rifles which ar slower to load than a m

and they would decide to stay along with colonel william barry travis. and one of the most famous men in america, davy crockett was under his command. and davy crockett and travis decided it's freedom or death. >> courage is something that's different in every person, but most people are not courageous alone. you get courage from the people you're around. if the people around you show optimi optimism. >> for 15 days they fought furiously. in 1500, some say over a thousand casualties. and from travis to crockett, who was supposed to intimidate sam houston's forces, it didn't. weeks after the alamo massacre, the battle flashes here to this fort behind me where 400 men led by west point drop-out jim gannon to engage. sam houston didn't want to see it happen. his orders were not heeded. he's caught in the middle of an open field. after brielt , a brief fight, they were allowed to live, he trusted him to hold to his word, and he didn't. they were marched out and executed. sam houston had to give one of the most unpopular decisions in his career, take his men

toheavirusat travis air threat. now that base is taking on a whole new role. the idea that started in a garage. and the emergency move in a bay area city to get more homeless people in hotels amid the coronavirus outbreak. in addition to the physical risk, the outbreak is taking a huge toll on the mental health of many medical workers and first responders. the new resources available to help them out. >> my message would be it's okay not to be okay right now. and turn to whatever it is that helps. >> kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news stories that are happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help out. go to kpix.com/together and you'll find stories of how we're better together. >>> travis air force base in fairfield has been on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak since day one, housing quarantined cruise ship evacuees. >> but with those people now gone, the base is now fighting the virus in a different way. >> reporter: buses of exposed americans rode onto travis air force base in the hundreds, immediately mobilizing an entir

it's warm and so is the travis in there as well. down to a ten degrees compared to yesterday. 54 and ken wood at 42. they were 62 at this time yesterday. the north wind is stopping. that system right there is going to lead to a big change starting tomorrow. you will see the low clouds, and then you will see a cool down and then maybe a little bit of rain popping up here. it's inland on friday as the system goes down to the coast. look at the cloud cover over us on sunday. there's the light rain on monday and then heading up in to the sierra. the projection is not for the heavy rain, but we will get the old gauge along and then going to a 10th of an inch. i don't think that we're down with the rain after that. the 80 s and upper 70s are on the way down. today is another nice day, and then we see that coming back. i think that's rareing back on thursday:a lot of cloud cover and cooler temperatures going in to the weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> first responders at the scene of a deadly crash earlier this morning in the ea

>> travis had just been born, and he told me i needed to watch valerie and travis very closely.nd when my dad said that, i paid attention because my dad was not afraid of anything. >> on march 16, 1988, in l.a. just around dawn, mickey thompson is walking to his car with his wife, trudy, when two men on bicycles approach. >> they had trudy out of the car in the front of the driveway and executed her, and then they went up, and they shot mickey multiple times. mickey and trudy die on the scene. that morning, danny gets a call telling him to head to his dad's house right away. >> police were already there doing the investigation, so his dad just kind of laid in the driveway. his hero, the man that he saw as unbeatable, undefeatable, that changed everything for him that day. >> how could somebody that's invincible be gone? >> police believe michael goodwin contracted the hit in an act of revenge, but it takes more than a decade to arrest him. >> michael goodwin stood as jurors walked into the pasadena courtroom. >> goodwin is found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. >> it was

there it is. 31 travis, my job is done here. it will be cooler today as soon as systems move in and that allows temperatures to take a tumble so we will see 60s etc. even upper 50s near the coast. let's head over to fremont street at the bay bridge. front and center. >> that's right. we have a situation with the bridge just as you get into san francisco with a detour on it to diverge people off of the bridge and come down fremont street. because of police activity, it happened overnight on the span. a shooting occurred sometime just after midnight. are still investigating. fortunately it's not a normal commute day and we do not have a lot of traffic but there is a little bit of a backup on the span and reduces it out to the fremont street exit but it's not major, but driving to san francisco and you are an essential worker you should know about that. otherwise, we are up to start on all the area bridges, you can use the san mateo bridge as an alternate route and use the 101 into san francisco. let's go back to dave. >>> a contro

i started my career i was laughing at travis. i used to be until age 30 which was many years ago now, almost 39 years ago. believe it or not. i was a waitress at the butter cup bakery in berkeley, california. and then i lived in san francisco and forever i was a california rez dentd and i love it there so much. i lost just to make a quick story, the people i have been waiting on gave me money to open up my own restaurant and the financial adviser lost all of it trading option. just saying, travis. >> wow. can you imagine if that was how your future shaped up. how crazy is that? >> that's why i'm a financial adviser today. i can be a broker. they make you broker. no big deal. >> she's joining us from her home in the bahamas. clearly her expertise comes into play. danny asks this question. should i take some money out from my retirement investment due to coronavirus? i think this is something people are going through right now. >> it depends how old you are. if you have five years or longer until you need the money. assuming you're

personnel at travis air force base among the first in the u.s. to confront the coronavirus threat.ow that base is taking on a whole new role. the idea that started in a garage. and the emergency move in a bay area city to get more homeless people in hotels amid the coronavirus outbreak. in addition to the physical risk, the outbreak is taking a huge toll on the mental health of many medical workers and first responders. the new resources available to help them out. >> my message be it's okay not to be okay right now. and turn to whatever it is that helps. >> kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news stories that are happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help out. go to kpix.com/together and you'll find stories of how we're better together. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's tim

once we had colonel travis and james they alamo got volunteers. >> surprise of many of the texas army outnumbered into which an organizer take over the alamo mission bad news is coming, general santa ana would step up sam houston had orders to evacuate, and he decided to stay along with the colonel also affected one the most famous men in americaam the time david crockett was under his command. >> davy crockett and travis it's freedom or death. [inaudible] most people are not courageous alone. you get courage from the people you are around spirit of people around you show optimism,. [inaudible] for 13 days travis is been fought seriously sometimes over 1000 casualties were santa ana's army. every texan killed there supposed to intimidateim sam houston itt didn't. 1836 we sent to the alamo massacre the goal 400 men knew they were about to be engaged, see engagement sam houston never wanted to see happen. once again his orders were note heeded.. he hesitated in the cot in the middle of an open field. we're fighting in exchange he was allowed to live he trusted mexican general to hold hi

matthew: thank yououpp travis. how is everybody feeling. he feeling okay. no handshakes. it is great to be here at politics and prose. travis, as mentioning some of my earlier books, a kind of like where this fits into some of the previous ones i've done but a little background about myself. it is always good to let people know the person whoeo wrote the book. the person who you will be giving your money to hopefully. i grew up in a town about 30 miles north of philadelphia, means nuts were cracked, this was the town means. university of pennsylvania in philadelphia and i made majored in folklore. so i have that going for me. [laughter]. so after i graduated, i could not find any work there. [laughter]. and my parents were surprised. so started working in public radio. it was kind of the place where folklore people went at the time. and i worked at a few stations in seattle and, in minnesota it's a lose. i met my wife in st. louis in 97 and we were married in 98. and in 2005, she was hired by ane state department enjoyed foreign service. so since then, i have been able to

my name is travis cullum on a bookseller here and i am also in charge of the club. a few seconds to silence everyone your cell phones are going, we also recording a video and audio. also went come said to the q&a portion, we have a standing mic right here, at the end of the aisle. we ask you speak clearly into it and you keep your question to question. and then following everything, we have all the books on sale behind the cash register at the front of the store. so if you just want to get up and get those income back in matt will be more than happy to sign them. we ask you keep your chairs in place. we have another talk after this and they would greatly appreciate it. but yes, we host a lot of events this year or every year really. if you need any help with keeping track of all those we have the calendars up at her info desk, also check our website we update that all of the time, it's just the best bit of information we can push that enough. today we have the pleasure of hosting matthew tran eight matthew is an award-winning journalist he's been on marketplace and

thank you travis. how is everybody feeling. doing this with a handshake. it is great to be a politics and prose again. i said it before, this is like madison square garden, travis was mentioning some of my earlier books, i kind of like how this fits into theke previos books i have done. but a little background about myself is in order, it was good to let people know the person who wrote the book. the person who you will be giving your money to hopefully. i grew up in a town about 30 miles north of philadelphia, is an indian word means were nuts were cracked. i went to college at the university of pennsylvania in philadelphia and majored in folklore. i got that going for me. and after i graduated, i could not find any working for clor f, my parents were surprise, so iki started working in public radio. it was kind of the place where folklore people went at the time. i worked at a few stations in seattle, minnesota, st. louis, i met my wife in st. louis and 97, we were married in 98 and in 0 five she was hired by the state department and joined the foreign s

travis was mentioning my earlier books. kind of like where this fits into the previous books i have done but a little background about myself is in order. always good to let people know the person who wrote the book, the people you will be giving your money to hopefully. i grew up in a town about 30 miles north of philadelphia, i went to college at the university of pennsylvania and major in folklore. i have that going for me. after i graduated, i couldn't find any work in folklore. i started working in public radio, the place folklore went at the time. i met my wife in st. louis, we were married in 98, hired by the state department. i have been able to write these books, my wife has a real job. the string of non-selling books is given me something to do when we are overseas. quick plugs for my earlier books, last team standing, big fan, the 1943 merger of the steelers and eagles. the nfl was so short of players during world war ii they had two teams. it is on them for -- they are not the last team standing but the publishe

travis, vacaville. holding temperatures up in the 50s.he morning, other locations are still in the low 40s. palo alto, 52. leading edge of some of the clouds are making moved to the north. it won't be today. the first system is dropping in with the gulf of alaska. that will start to usher in some rain. light rain and, early saturday morning. it will. up in intensity throughout the day. the key, though, will be on sunday into monday. that will be a really cool system that will have a normal trajectory. i think also, you get april, the days are long. the sun is higher. there could be some big-time hundred times sunday into monday for us. truckee tahoe. 3+ feet with this coming together. i think it will. that is on the temps here, today. near average, a lot of these times. maybe slightly cooler tomorrow. slightly more onshore breeze. this, be dry and the weekend, everything changes, you guys. rain to snow, the mountains. maybe some thunderstorms here. much, much cooler. >> thank you, the. >>> marking a milestone but without the usual center.

my name is travis cohen, i'm a bookseller and in charge of the Ãbamended to quick housekeeping and wecan jump right in. i'm gonna take a quick second to remind everyone to please silence your cell phone. we are also recording video and audio in today's talk. also when it comes time for the q&a portion we have a standing microphone right here, at the end of the aisle we ask that you speak clearly into it and keep your question to a question. following everything we have all the books on sale behind the cash register at the front of the store so if you want to get those and come back will be more than happy to sign them. then we ask that you keep your chairs in place. we have as many of you probably know we host a lot of events this year or every year, we need help keeping track of those we have more info desk pand check our website we updat that all the time it's the best way to get that information. campers that enough. today we have the pleasure of hosting matthew algeo, an award-winning journalist whose Ãbis the author of many books, he is here to discuss his new book "all this marv

my name is travis kellen, bookseller here and also in charge of the first editions club . a few bits of housekeeping and we can jump right in. pleasesilence your cell phones, we are also going to be recording video and audio . it's going to, also when it comes time for the q&a portion, we have a standing might read here. i'm at the end of the aisle, you speak clearly into it and keep your question to a question then following oueverything , we have all the books on sale behind the cash register at the front of the store. so ifyou just want to get those and come back in , matt will be more than happy to sign them and then we just ask that you keep your chairs in place. i'll need another talk after this and we greatly appreciate that. but also, we have as many of you know we host a lot of events this year, every year really and if you need any help keeping track of all those we have the calendars at the info desk and also just check our website. we update that all the time and it's the best way to get that information. we can't push that not. but we had the pleasure of posti

onshore wind at travis. and that will be a lot of that cloud cover drag ago cross as the series of symptoms will move in. how about those 80s? >> all right, over to south now. yesterday was a little busy day for this? how are we starting off now? >> well, we are starting off with a problem in san francisco. westbound 80. there is police activity that has the lanes blocked. westbound, this happened late last night and has been there ever since. westbound 80. it is a shooting in the area, and police are investigating that right now, just checked in with chp. those lanes are still closed. when you get off the bay bridge, you will be taking the freemont street offramp and taking a detour as you can see police. san francisco police and chp investigating this shooting and you until this scene clears. they have been out there for a while now. now, hopefully it will be clearing soon. it is 4:02. let's go back to the desk. >>> but is possible that as early as late july, california schools might reopen. governor garvi

thanks, travis. how is everyone feeling. is everyone feeling okay. it is great to be at politics and prose again. i've said it before for the authors it is like madison square garden it just smells better. [laughter] as you mentioned in the earlier books i like where this fits into the previous books that i've done. a little background about myself is in order. it's always good to let people know the person that wrote the book, the person that you will be giving your money to hopefully. i grew up in a town about 30 miles north of philadelphia where it means nuts were cracked and i went to college at the university of pennsylvania and philadelphia and majoredcr in folklore. so i've got that going for me. and after i graduated, i couldn't find any work so my parents were surprised and i started working in public radio and it's kind of the place where the folklore people find the time and worked at a few stations in seattle and minnesota and st. louis and i met my wife in st. louis in 97. sowe were married in 98 and in over five, she was hired by the st

and travis has a west/southwest. with that in mind, we'll still see upper 70s to near 80 inland. that little system sneaking in is going to play into a big cool-down as we head towards tomorrow and into the weekend. highs today. let's head over to sal and see if there is anything going on. good morning, sal. >>> good morning to you, right now, we do not have a lot going on when it comes to the commute. let's talk about the commute as we approach. let's sew if i can see that. the mcarthur maze. traffic is moving along pretty welcoming around the corner to the bay bridge. we're off to a good start. it is 4:32. let's go back to dave. >>> firefighters were busy. they rescued a man whose car slammed into a canal in the city of pittsburg. the contra costa county fire protection district says it happened after 2:15 this morning in the canal underrailroad avenue a half mule south of highway 4. three of the firefighters jumped into the water, rescued the man who had been taken to the hospital in critical condition. the crew's adjustment with the car out of the canal as well. as you can im

that lowest going right on the cost of producing rain travis just 25 gusts almost a 30, out to concord and oakland, couple of 50s here like walnut creek has 52, trying to see if you showers around hollister santa cruz mountains but i think it is too far south for the system, a little bit of a bump on saturday next system coming will give more cloud cover sunday to monday right now the 60s, 50s by the coast. the city did not get over 57 yesterday, a little bump up in the temperature saturday and looks like we will be clearing and a little nicer on tuy. >>> looking for potential immunities to covid 19. next the antibody study at stanford and why not all tests are created equal. less a bay area company which makes robots is now focused on taking protective gear. details of a very innovative way to help healthcare professionals. wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resi

coast, making the move and taking a turnaround around southern california, and onshore breeze for travising to 30 mph, a lot of low 50s for most and 50 to 55 would cover it for the most, kenwood is 46 and low 50s, 50 around petaluma and cloverdale is 51 so not much of a difference they are but a few 30s. a little activity towards monterey and hollister and gilroy but the low is on its way south with a little break on saturday for the next system comes sunday night and into monday. 50s and 60s and a big fog bank the coast and the bay and inland temperatures take a drop today, a little bump up on saturday and then cooler sunday. >>> more coronavirus deaths at bay area nursing homes and coming up we will tell you the latest facility affected by the virus and the investigation underway at alameda after several deaths at a nursing home in hayward. also frustration for those still waiting to get the government stimulus check and we will see what is getting in way of that payday. no word for sports broadcasters during the pandemic and why they say they are worried about their profession even af

my name is travis cohen. i'm going to take a second to silence your cell phones, all recording video and audio. it comes to the q and a portion, at the end of the aisle, speak clearly into it and following everything all the books on sale behind the cash register, we will be happy to sign them and keep your chairs in place and would greatly appreciate that. also we have as many of you know we host a lot of events this year, every year really. if you need help keeping track of those we have the calendars on our info desk and check our website, we update that all the time. we can't push that enough. we have the pleasure of hosting matthew algeo, an award-winning journalist who has appeared on all things considered, marketplace, morning addition, many books, harry truman's excellent adventure, the president is a sick man among them. easier to discuss "all this marvelous potential: robert kennedy's 1968 tour of appalachia," the story tells of kennedy's tour four months before his assassination. they have recast t

walls reach and from travis to crockett. it was supposed to intimidate them. it didn't. 1836, weeks after the massacre, the battle lashes here. 400 men knew they were about to be engaged. engagement they wanted to say. once again, they were not cheated. she's caught in the middle of an open field.n in exchange, they were in. they trusted the mexican general to hold his work. he didn't. the men marched out and were executed. houston new he had one of the toughest, most unpopular orders in his career. keep the men he hadad left and retreat. today, as the runway great. >> they wanted to preserve himself texas. he's going over formation and strategy at which time they come to a trade. sam houston and his mate said you go through that in the american where i can go get more troops and rest my guys or make this decision. all of that andnd go to a new santa ana the army would be waiting. after much celebration, sam houston decided to finally fight the first and only time santa ana sam houston when square off. who better to take this matter and the author of 18 minute

north wind and yet napa airport has an east wind and 39 which is 100 colder at 49 for travis and north wind translated the warmer for all with the 60s and upper 70s and may be near 80 and around fairfield they could do it. one of the few. we are well above average on the highest which is not something that we have seen. and now sal castaneda is here now and will tell us if anything new is going on.>> good morning steve, nothing that is to major out there and you see that traffic will be okay if you're driving on the golden gate bridge. it is a smooth drive and i do not see anyone. and by the way it is always this way even when we did not have the pandemic going on. pretty light at this hour and this morning it is the same but no problems on any of the bay area bridges, now back to dave. >>> starting today all staff and visitors of contra costa and alameda county health care facilities have to first be screened before they go inside of the new order requires anyone going into a nursing home or other congregant facility to have their temperature check and wear masks and residents also ha

lyla travis with e end result, urban wdlife center says she's been getting triple the number of calls to her nonprofit havinshut down our volunteer we find ourselves understaffed. >>and having 3 times the amount of animals coming in so it's been quite interesting son to helter in place. >>she believes one reason and now more aware of what's around them. i think it's also having to do with e fact that suddenly the human encroachment has. >>pulled back from society and animals are reacting by moving out into human envinments and in for a number of reasons why because we're suddenly not there. but also because our garbage is not there and eat some food sources have suddenly sappeared this also coincides with birthing season for many animals, including deer, this fall and was found in fremont travis says it's best to leave baby deer one, if they're sitting up in their eyes, your brht and their heads are alert. just leave them in t mont are going come ck in 12 or 24 hours somewhere and not wind out once be enough to be able to trigger milk production. while care in marine county says they'

riverside travis is babying for science participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration volume and frequency when you get out of here you're going to have a science degree why not wait for science why now before we know if it's safe i mean it's either a vapor a smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are about to roll the dice exactly it's a roll of the dice some. of the people that are choosing a thing over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the know and they know that conventional cigarettes and give them cancer there's a chance that it's better and so they're rolling the dice with that but they're still gambling with their own how and sometimes adults are making more informed decisions with only of. well absolutely i mean adolescents there's still. in a stage of brain development they're not as capable as adults of making good decisions and they're uniquely 5th up to bullet to addiction and usually we've got regulations in place that help protect for specifically those kind of cases but here it's so new you know you know the regulations aren

piece personal protective equipment we're going to take a look at what's currently being made at travis air force base. >>plus face coverings that are now required in many parts of the bay area certainly sonoma county among them how families and businesses there. >>say they're adjusting to this new reality. >>and here's the full list of confirmed covid-19 cases in the bay area. we'll be right back after a quick break. >>use of face coverings is now required in sonoma county public health order went into effect yesterday across forcefully to go reports from santa rosa that is where. >>businesses and families are now adjusting to having to cover up. >>businesses proactive in following orders either watch or germany, you don't want my rock and robbie on guerneville road in santa rosa asking customers to cover their faces before entering the shop gets a pain. when we do it as we get through the order issued by the sonoma county public health officer requiring the public wear face coverings in indoor facilities outside of their homes went into effect on friday i have 2 children. >>and i thin

care that and over 50 percent of the mortgage market we own 100 percent of the national debt call of travis bickle bonds or so it's like lloyd blankfein standing in the from the mirror saying we buy the bonds you buy for me to buy the buying from me how about me you buy the boat from me travis bickle in debt pusher the new martin scorsese film on netflix or you know what i think we got to make a charles bronson remake of death wish and called debt wish i believe i've seen you working on that and speaking to a crazy director for our able able forest that he would direct me in that wish and i'm the natural successor of charles bronson it's a vigilante banker dude in new york city it goes crazy and seeks justice is like occupy wall street meets godzilla but max in terms of these you know this mortgaging the future or at least it was a set of a future back in 2008 and there was a much more of a future back in 200-2001 during the dot com crash now it's like that the notion of having some sort of future becomes more and more precarious and like doubtful about whether or not this you know this emp

. >> travis, wral. reporter: hi. two parter. one, have we posted any new jobs for public health employees who would do contract -- contact tracing? second, how many tests do we need to do a day, versus what we had the capacity for now in order to take the next step towards reopening? gov. cooper: first, we know that we need to increase the workforce on contact tracing, and we informed some partnerships to do that and are working to get employees who are trained in how they do that, and i will let dr. cohen talk about that specifically. this week we plan to lay out meet,ends that we need to along with testing and tracing capacity in order for us to be able to ease restrictions. we are working with our coronavirus task force. right now, for example, the president's plan that was sent guidance,ederal requires a 14 day reduction in covid positive cases. north carolina does not meet that criteria. it also requires testing and tracing in order to be able to meet that threshold. and what we are doing is looking at all of this as a whol

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heidi travis, chief executive of sue ryder, thank you forjoining us.use the former vatican treasurer, cardinal george pell, has been freed from jail. he's won his appeal against his conviction for sexually abusing two choirboys when he was archbishop of melbourne in the 1990s. the 78—year—old cardinal, who was once the vatican's treasurer and one of the pope's most senior aides, said that truth had prevailed. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. he is the most senior catholic official ever convicted of child sexual abuse. his arrest and subsequent trial rocked the church. now george pell is a free man after seven judges in the country's highest court ruled that a jury was wrong. from the moment allegations were put to him by the police, cardinal pell had always maintained his innocence. what a load of absolutely disgraceful rubbish. completely false. madness. in 2018, a jury found george pell guilty of abusing two choirboys at melbourne's st patrick's cathedral in the late 90s, whilst serving as archbishop. he was convicted of five counts of sexual abus

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southwest to travis is 23 miles an hour and then gusts up to 35. we have the breeze coming up and then canyon and then even out to fairfield. 40s and 50s on the temperatures here and then that's going to colt the sierra. don't think that we're expecting the thunderstorm activity today. it's looking quieter. it's a cloudy start and then breezy and we're taking in that in to wednesday and thursday. if not on wednesday and thursday and any rain this week is looking to wait until the weekend:right now it does not look like anything for us and the sierra. there's a lot of factors that are positive for that to happen. >> thank you, steve. >>> >>> first respondersaction to s. police officers, when out in public. a trend in oakland. >>> first, the bay area cities that are voting to stop the minimum wage for going up this summer as a way to help small businesses. blip michael vasquez! well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've

and were quarantined again at travis air force base. >> we shared a toothbrush for a few days. >> threedays later rick tested positive and was hospitalized. his symptoms -- >> i never had any symptoms. i was in the hospital for eight days. >> reporter: as for kathy, she never got infected. >> all the time we were together i never contracted it. >> reporter: both of them how to be a cure. a bay area biotech company is hoping to harness what ever is in the blood the rick healthy and kathy from becoming infected. >> they thought that maybe kathy's blood was better than my blood because she never got sick. >> anything we can do to expedite a vaccine or a cure, anything. >> help society. >> reporter: rick has completely recovered. as for what is in their blood, it could be antibodies or other parts of their immune systems playing a role here. >>> bay area experts have some tips on what to do if someone you live with start showing symptoms of coronavirus. first call the doctor to see if you need to be seen in person. then choose a room in your house to be quarantined. if possible, do not shar

travis has a west wind at 44 degrees and then going 45. those are down about 15 degrees from yurts. that's a huge difference. 40 and 50% and santa rosa is down to 41. 40s and 50s in kensington and still getting a slight offshore. that's turning today. the dome of high pressure is usually large and in charge. it was yesterday, and that system right there is working the way towards us. as it does, that's going to ramp up the fog bank starting tonight, tomorrow and maybe a little rain out there in to the valley as we head to friday night and in to saturday. here is the system for late night. it's going to give us the rain on sunday and monday. the signs that the extended outlook has more rain. not a lot of rain with this. it looks like we will get back to the amounts and maybe a little bit more in to the sierra. that is not until sunday or monday. the highs are coming down and well above average today. tomorrow they will start to drop more so as we get the fog bank. we will get the on shore breeze in place. it's 60s and 70s and then they're going to be inching down, and they're going d

now left the facility. 850 passengers arrived at travis march ninth and were monitored every day for coronavirus symptoms. passengers who tested positive were quarantined elsewhere. at one point, more than 100 passengers tested positive for the virus, two of them died. >> we take a live look in downtown san jose where emergency paid sick leave for essential employees is one step closer to extension. the city council voted last night, and unlike some other large cities in the state, san jose has no mandatory sick leave requirements for businesses. workers are covede but only for thdasick time. following yesterday's vote, councilwoman sylvia arenas saying now more than ever, our working families living paycheck to paycheck need access to paid sick leave to be able to stay home when necessary, without to further strain their limited resources. the extension will provide a cushion for an estimated 35% of san jose workers who don't have any paid sick leave. a final draft is expected to be voted on next tuesday.>>> new video this morning of an enormous two alarm fire in san jose that is le