square they've got thousands of tulips out there that can parent lee you can go by and pick for free that's pretty nice to be a beautiful display out there. and this is a bomb on to and this happens weekend of each month. this is called for that is going to take place in oakland that's going to be at mary lake community out there bring near a pet for mine and enjoy all of friends out there with their catch to and boy it's going to be a nice day to be out sun and clouds little bit on the cool side and a little breezy so make sure you dress warm as around the bay area tonight of course we get those clouds that have been moving in and it's been cool yesterday and cool again today even a couple of scattered rain showers check this out this summer was in i didn't have to change charlie any of these numbers except for the percent since last time i updated because as a rain since january were sent in almost 9 inches of rain in san francisco that is only 47% of normal only about a 3rd percent of normal in the san jose at less than 4 inches oakland, you're looking at under 6 inches of rain th

tulip, you're going to time us. time is of the essence. jake, take it away. sure i get all of my hands and my wrists, i will demonstrate with some alcohol gel. the principles are the same. we are trying to cover much of our hands and wrists as possible. i am going to put a good amount on, i'm going to start... that's a lot more than i would've thought. i will do it with you. i overdid it slightly, every pump is different. i will rub it over, then the back of my hands, my fingers are together, and then the other side. then like this, fingers together. and then like this. i'm trying to cover all of my fingers. underneath your jewellery and things? yes, and people forget that their thumbs stick out, so watch those. then fingertips. we're still going. you just passed 20 seconds. it's because i am talking. 20 seconds is the time, that felt like a long time. you can take as long as you want. minimum of 20 seconds to get good coverage. i've touched so many services today. from leaving home to being here. how often should i be washing my hands? as often as you can, r

tulip, thanks for the update.dar at that one call centre in dudley in the west midlands. the economic cost of the spread of coronavirus is also being felt. global growth forecasts have been cut, and the financial markets have fallen further. and there could be major implications for uk businesses and their employees, as our business editor simonjack explains. how is working at home? businesses are having to face up to the challenges of working around coronavirus. do you really need to come in? at this software company, there are some new office rules. we're doing a number of things in the office. we are asking our staff to take their laptops home at the end of every day in case they are unable to come to work the next morning. we are operating very strict policy on sickness — if you don't feel good, please don't come in. we are asking all of our team to set up meetings via video conferencing, which obviously reduces mobility, and general cleanliness in the office, including hand wipes and hand sanitiser. many empl

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tulips available for free. more than 100,000 tulips on display for american tulip day.who goes can pick a bouquet and take them home. the pop-up garden open from 8:00 to 40 this afternoon. organizers expect the large turnout bought of the popularity of past years. i feel like we are doing things in reverse. spring a few weeks ago. now the tulip festival yet feels more like winter. >> it does with the cool temperatures, wet pavement. it's a weak system though, level 1 on the impact scale. we are lki at aray start seeing. but from emeryville, the temperatures in the low 50s. so this afternoon it's feeling cool. get peeks of sun and this is it. if you see the showers and drizzle and mist, we've got maybe a couple more hours of it. we'll time it out for you and talk about the rest of the cool weekend coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next draymond green lays into charles barkley as the feud continues. casey >>> all right. in sports tonight stephen curry will play his second game since returning from his broken left-hand. the warriors take on the 76ers at chase center. if you

just tip through tiptoe through the tulips you can actually take the tulips home. they're going have a 100,002 lives in union square tomorrow, you know what you can pick them for free how about that your neighbors, nothing a better hand if you take one of those you can actually take that home with you so about this will do for that's going to be at the merit. a lake in oakland if you want to bring out your cat and enjoy a lot of folks going to be out there and enjoying that too so certainly a dress warmly and yeah be prepared. it's going to be very cool little wet tomorrow morning early on highs tomorrow, only in the 50's. yeah, keep your fingers crossed it looks like this rain is coming through. and don't forget to spring forward this weekend. we lose an hour saturday night. in the for good night everybody will see it in a 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. bec

it's tulip season in the netherlands, but this year growers are destroying millions of flowers a day,stined for a mother's day gift are ending up in skips instead. anna holligan reports from the hague. inside the world's largest flower auction, the demand forfresh blossoms has been decimated by the pandemic, leaving horticulturalists with the undesirable job of wrecking the source of their own livelihoods. at the moment, the growers are destroying the flowers at their own nurseries. maybe 70%, 80% of the total production is being demolished. the combination of rock bottom prices and high quality roses and tulips left on the shelf is, they say, unrivalled in the last century. the dutch auction already exists for more than 100 years and this is the first time that we are in such a crisis. the growers are now asking the dutch government to rescue them with an emergency financial package, or face ruin within weeks. a lot of companies, growers and trade companies, will go bankrupt and that will be devastating. for some, it's already too late. this mother's day, the best way for most of us

more than 100,000 on display for american tulip day.one who goes can pick a bouquet and take them home. the pop-up garden open from 1:00 to 4:30 this afternoon. organizers expect a large turnout because of the popularity in past years. i do love tulips. it's nice that some things go on as normal. >> exactly. very pretty. this morning just a little bit of rain out there. some mist and drizzle. a live look outside from the golden gate bridge where nobody is there. and the pavement doesn't look too wet. it's 47 along the coast with upper 40s in livermore. so we have a little fog. but overly the front pushes through. then afternoon sun. a couple of opportunities for rain, though not much. we'll talk about it next process with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also next draymond green lays into the charles barkley as the ongoing feud continues casey pratt has the details in sports. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. >>> welcome become

tulip mazumdar and simon gompertz, thank you both very much. today's other news. the bbc has seen details of another complaint of bullying against the home secretary priti patel. it follows the resignation at the weekend of the top civil servant in the home office, who also accused her, amongst other things, of bullying. the documents show a settlement of £25,000 was paid to a former staff member four years ago, after ms patel was accused during her time as employment minister. the home secretary's spokesperson denied she knew anything about the complaint. rianna croxford has the story. are you a workplace bully, home secretary? she is one of the government's most senior ministers. no more allegations have emerged about her treatment of staff. —— no more. on saturday, the most senior civil servant in a home office resigned and announced he was suing the government for constructive dismissal. in an extraordinary statement, he said he was aware of a number of complaints against the home secretary. this afternoon, the minister for home secretary.

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tulip mazumdar, bbc news.rnment imposed a strict lockdown with just four hours' notice. there is widespread concern at the huge crowds who've been forced onto the streets — by a policy that was meant to enforce social distancing. yogita lamaye reports from mumbai. a group of people being sprayed with chemicals. turn around and cover your mouths, officials shouted. they are believed to be migrants returning to their villages from the cities they worked in. and this appears to have been an attempt to sanitise them. an investigation has now been launched into this incident, which evoked anger in india. as did the plight of hundreds of thousands of daily wage earners in the country's cities. left without money, food and shelter because of the nationwide shutdown. translation: we are labourers, but we have nothing now. they say it may be one or even two months without work. it's really hard. we can't even go back to our villages. around india now, the government and private organisations have been trying to help th

thank you very much, tulip mazumdar, a busy evening in dudley. the nhs is doing to stop the virus spreading in the uk, but what about the government's role? our political editor laura kuenssberg has been asking the prime minister, whether he and his ministers are preparing for a widespread outbreak. you've got to consider the realistic, the realistic possibility that there is now going to be a significant expansion in the number of cases. and what. .. and so, you know, we will be setting out tomorrow the steps that we are going to take as a country, as a government, working together to inform the public about what we're doing, and setting out the method by which we'll be taking those decisions. are we looking already at closing lots of schools, cancelling big events? and, you know, the public have seen other parts of the world basically in lockdown because of what's been going on. understood. is that what people should expect? what we've got is a range of calibrated responses to the spread of coronavirus, and clearly, the measures that you have m

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i love tulips. spring with tulips and now it's going back to feeling like winter. >> yeah, we needed to break that 37-day stretch and we did with some sprinkles yesterday. light rain out outside of the system. here's a look from the abc7 roof camera. certainly see the wet pavement out there with all the oil buildup on the road, it is slick. but it's party cloudy, enough to enjoy the second half of the day. but cool and sunday not looking too bad either. >>> draymond green shouldn't you pay less when now you can. data? because xfinity mobile gives you more flexible data. you can choose to share data between lines, mix with unlimited, or switch it up at any time. all on the most reliable wireless network. which means you can save money without compromising on coverage. get more flexible data, the most reliable network, and more savings. plus, get $300 off when you buy a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> well, let's talk sports. tonight,

i detect lilac, hydrangea, tulips. >> stephen: (as cuomo) "lilac, hydrangea, tulips.his is new york, all of that is being overpowered by garbage, and subway poop that you hope is from a dog." mmm. mmm. mmm. ( applause ) although, don't get too excited about that floral bouquet, as cuomo explains: >> just to clarify, i said this had a floral bouquet. that was a joke. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's not really a joke if you just say something that could be true but isn't. ( laughter ) "hey, guys, it's my birthday!" "oh, happy birthday!" "it's not my birthday. that was a joke. hey, everybody! ted here thinks i tell the truth when i talk. what a jackass! by the way, why does everyone hate me?" fear of the virus has had a huge effect on the economy. yesterday, the dow fell 2,000 points, so the president immediately held a press conference to announce his plan to plan to have a plan to do stuff. >> we're going to be meeting with house republicans-- mitch mcconnell, everybody-- and discussing a possible payroll tax cut or relief, substantial relief, very substantial relief. we

. >> a little, i detected, lilac [ laughter ] hydrangea, tulips, what does it smell like to you?ghter ] tulips, yeah floral bouquet [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's like a germaphobic sommelier. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he said it smells like a floral bouquet, and the state also made some other scents that really say "new york. for instance, there's times square elmo after a 12-hour shift. [ laughter ] >> steve: what mmm, cigarettes, mmm >> jimmy: there's also, summertime garbage behind bubba gump shrimp. [ laughter ] then there's, uber driver who just stopped for shawarma. [ laughter ] and of course, penn station bathroom after a crocs convention [ laughter ] get this, guys, harvard just announced that they're sending all of their students home until further notice and they'll take classes online. now, if you meet someone who says they went to harvard, you can be like, "oh, that online school?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause finally. >> come on >> jimmy: meanwhile, today, "wheel of fortune" filmed without an audience as a a protective measure against the coronavirus. t

tulip mazumdar, bbc news. extraordinary dedication there. says the nhs supply chain is increasing its capacity. here's senior cabinet minister michael gove. yesterday, just yesterday, hundreds of thousands of aprons, eye protectors, respiratory masks, surgical masks and gloves reached the front line, and there is a 24—hour helpline if any front line nhs worker is concerned about not having the ppe equipment that they need, they can call in order to make sure that ppe equipment can be delivered. let's talk to a front line health worker from bristol. joining me now from her home in bristol is dr claudia paoloni, president of the hospital consultants and specialist association, also known as the doctor's union. are you getting the kit that you need? we are getting repeated m essa 9 es need? we are getting repeated messages from oui’ need? we are getting repeated messages from our members that it is not coming through in a consistent way, so the answer is, it's inconsistent. yes, we understand the government is trying very hard but they clearly

tulip mazumdar, bbc news. with the government to fly britons back to the uk. the government has also pledged £75 million for charter flights. caroline hawley has more. i've left three children behind. two children are asthmatic. i should've been home, that's the bottom line. i should have been home. tabassum is one of hundreds of thousands of british people stuck around the world right now. pakistan is in lockdown. there've been no flights out for two weeks, and there are many others in this country alone desperate to get back to the uk, some with pressing medical needs. my mum is a diabetic so medication is low, it's hard to get hold of. we just need some intervention, to be honest. but how to get people back when the world is closing down. this is 0rly airport in paris. today, it is shutting indefinitely to commercial flights, just one illustration of the vast logistical challenge of getting people home. this is tom on holiday in morocco. the foreign office says it's helped to get more than 8000 travellers h

that's right tulips again these are all fake and in good fun but it doesn't matter if it happens every single year take in the still able to catch a few of us with their pranks and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. at the billboard smartphone through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on apple t.v. and online at portable t.v. and as always you can find our coronavirus tracker on the portable t.v. after we get the latest news and information about the spread of the virus as always you can check us out on you tube dot com slash 2 bus start to see an x. that. i. i. leg. length. low. leg. welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is our to u.k. . britain's coronavirus death toll soars to its highest daily death rate yet and could still be underestimating the scale of the crisis that's as the government fails to hit its own target for testing. police chiefs want officers not to be overzealous in forcing the lock dow

tulip mazumdar, bbc news.ng borders, and lines at the supermarket, the covid—19 pandemic has also seen some of the best of humanity on show. whether it's the tireless effort of frontline medical staff, volunteers trying to support the isolated, orjust people on social media trying to bring a bit ofjoy into the rest of our days, countless people have used the current crisis as an opportunity to show some kindness. to take a closer look at this phenomenon, we can get the thoughts of jamil zaki, associate professor of psychology at stanford university. thank you for being on the programme. so, why are we seeing an epidemic of kindness do you think at this time? well, first of all, we are seeing that epidemic and if you are depressed, scrolling through twitter, you can look at# through twitter, you can look at # covert kindness, to see callous examples of this epidemic of kindness all around the world. while we seeing it? well, i think it is not unique to this tragedy. after disasters throughout history, turns out

it has a very nice floral bouquet, i detected lilac, hydrangea, tulips -- >> trevor: no! are you putting your hands in someone else's face? that's the first rule of coronavirus! what? cuomo is the guy who would open the door to prove the zombies are gone. i swearer i don't hear them, let me check -- ( laughter ) i will say a state making its own hand sanitizer to give people free hand sanitizer is a great idea. i love this. though i don't know why cuomo is selling us on the smell. there's coronavirus, i'm buying hand sanitizer. i'm taking it. imagine if the captain of the titanic was, like, everyone, get in the life rafts! they smell like baked cook skis and come in a great shade of yellow for spring! i'm in, i'm in! ( laughter ) waiting on governments to figure out a solution to corona, the world health organization keeps reminding us there's a lot us as individuals can do to prevent the spread on disease. for more, we're joined by our seen your health expert jaboukie young-white, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) jaboukie, it's really scary, and everyone wants to know,

for more on how best to protect yourself, here's our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar.use and thatis the one thing everyone can use and that is washing their hands regularly as we have seen for 22nd several times a day. also important remember that the world health organisation is saying, look, this thing can still be contained. we saw what happened with china, there's so many cases and i looking very frightening there and cases are in decline now. there are hotspots p°ppin9 decline now. there are hotspots p°pping up decline now. there are hotspots popping up in other parts of the world now which is a major concern. of course it is. but there's still hope there for some of the worlds leading scientists that this thing can still be contained. here in the uk, a patient with underlying health conditions has become the first person to die. borisjohnson spoke earlier. 0bviously, sympathy is with the victims and their family. but the situation is pretty much as it has been since we are still in the contained phase. 0ur scientists are trying to make preparations for the delay

putting tulips on your window sill is certainly one of the nicest ways to welcome spring but this year in many households around the world windowsills could look different empty or less flowery. with corona virus spreading spring flowers are having a hard time finding their way into people's homes due to border restrictions lock downs and shop closures millions of flowers in the netherlands are being dumped for a big bunch of 50 this dutch flour farmer can only get 5 euros far less than he would normally be stopping isn't an option then i'd have to let my business go bankrupt and lose all my savings stopping isn't an option but you have to look a long way for the motivation to start it all up again. the 2 it may be the netherlands most iconic export product in total dutch flour exports were worth more than $6000000000.00 euros last year but now trading here in this auction facility near amsterdam is only a fraction of its usual volume i fire which is a disaster for the flour and just because our export. has gone to the nearly 0 at the moment. roses from kenya are also suffering because

the combination of rock bottom prices and high quality roses and tulips left on the shelf is, they sayn already exists for more than 100 years and this is the first time that we are in such a crisis. the growers are now asking the dutch government to rescue them with an emergency financial package or face ruin within weeks. a lot of companies, growers and trade companies, will go bankrupt and that will be devastating. for some, it's already too late. this mother's day, the best way for most of us to show our love is by keeping our distance, to protect those and their 60s, 70s and beyond who appear to be more likely to die if they catch the coronavirus. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, it is a dry sunday out there across much of the uk. a good deal of sunshine around, just a bit of patchy cloud here and there, and this is how it looks as we go through the afternoon. just 7 or 8 degrees along these north sea coasts. elsewhere, some of us are creeping into double figures. still a bit of patchy rain towards the western

the combination of rock bottom prices and high quality roses and tulips left on the shelf is, they sayction already exists for more than 100 years and this is the first time that we are in such a crisis. the growers are now asking the dutch government to rescue them with an emergency financial package, or face ruin within weeks. a lot of companies, growers and trade companies, will go bankrupt and that will be devastating. for some, it's already too late. this mother's day, the best way for most of us to show our love is by keeping our distance, to protect those and their 60s, 70s and beyond who appear to be more likely to die if they catch the coronavirus. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. social distancing measures are changing the way people work, socialise and even worship. the bbc spoke to the archbishop of york, john sentamu, about how the church of england is planning to move services online after being instructed to close for three months because of coronavirus. what is interesting is that people now are streaming services, and some are being trained on how they can use th

the combination of rock bottom prices and high quality roses and tulips left on the shelf is, they say more than 100 years and this is the first time that we are in such a crisis. the growers are now asking the dutch government to rescue them with an emergency financial package, or face ruin within weeks. a lot of companies, growers and trade companies, will go bankrupt and that will be devastating. for some, it's already too late. this mother's day, the best way for most of us to show our love is by keeping our distance, to protect those and their 60s, 70s and beyond who appear to be more likely to die if they catch the coronavirus. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. the latest on the situation in spain, it is the second worst outbreak in europe after italy. the latest number of coronavirus cases has risen up to 28,572. that is a pretty big jump. in terms of the death toll, that has risen from 1326, up to 1720. another huge rise in the death toll in spain. second only to italy, in terms of the number of cases and deaths. hello. it's a dry sunday out there, across most of the uk. n

the combination of rock bottom prices and high quality roses and tulips left on the shelf is, they sayh auction already exists for more than 100 years and this is the first time that we are in such a crisis. the growers are now asking the dutch government to rescue them with an emergency financial package, or face ruin within weeks. a lot of companies, growers and trade companies, will go bankrupt and that will be devastating. for some, it's already too late. this mother's day, the best way for most of us to show our love is by keeping our distance, to protect those and their 60s, 70s and beyond who appear to be more likely to die if they catch the coronavirus. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. a musician from dublin has found a way to spread a little cheer for those in isolation because of the coronavirus outbreak. mickey smyth — a regular performer at care homes and on hospital wards — has been serenading his regular audiences from a distance, keeping them entertained with his energetic versions of golden oldies and some irish classics. volunteers up and down the uk are pulling

our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar is at an nhs 111 call centre in the west midlands — and calls they are receiving. the night shift has just actually started here. some of the night shift staff members havejust come in and they are getting settled down. staff members, nurses, doctors, call handlers, are working 24/7 to advise people who think they may have been exposed to this coronavirus. with the volume of calls they are receiving — on normal weekday they deal with around 3000 calls for a wide variety of health issues. it is now looking at more than about 4000 cases every weekday. so quiteajump. that is why bosses here looking at recruiting 115 more call handlers here for this call centre in the coming days and weeks as the uk braces itself for more cases. there hasn't yet been a case identified in the west midlands here since this outbreak started. the economic cost, of the spread of coronavirus, is also being felt. global growth forecasts have been cut, and the financial markets have fallen further. and there could be major implications for uk businesses and their empl

ten thousand of these tulips haven't been hicks and now they've opened their own sellable if the coronavirus crisis continues possible self employed people in france say they're worried about the future of that businesses. and finally staying here in paris which apparently is a great place to invest if you have the means to do so. according to global real estate firm savills the french capital has seen one of the biggest spikes in luxury housing prices worldwide. over 6% beat out new york dubai and hong kong just behind berlin for the highest increase the retirement stretch ending last september for a look at what's's knknown as s quote prime real estate or housing that's about two million euros in value. clearly an investment for some mark the rising prices also source for inspiration for others many saying the city is becoming increasingly less affordable i have still have not some of the things is that once this this is the profile as he changes the charm and the atmosphere the city just to. so it's important that that social makes to keep that alive right. how you do that i don't know. c

people were out enjoying the tulips. >> i'm just staying in, in my apartment and just walking outside once a day just to get some fresh air. >> reporter: yona says seeing so many people is concerning. >> kind of frustrating to see because i don't think people are taking it very seriously. >> reporter: mayor london breed is warning against play dates and dinner parties, urging people to isolate to protect public health. >> we want people to shelter in place, to stay at home if at all possible in every single instance. >> reporter: some say we have work to do. >> i don't think people are taking it that serious. but in the night when i walk the dog, i don't see people. >> reporter: the mayor and the governor both say it's okay to go outside for a walk, but they stress keep six feet between you and other people. and at this point it's up to us to follow the guidelines. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> certainly no play dates or dinner parties as we move forward here. >>> a major change to the upcoming g7 summit. the world leaders will no longer meet face t

the dutch tulip industry is the latest to be hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.siness is down by as much as 85%, a huge hit for amsterdam's flower industry. -- lastr, experts work year, exports were worth or than $6 million. some are giving tulips a way to health care workers as an appreciation for their work. president donald trump wading into the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia. the president saying he could intervene and wants to break the deadlock as he faces calls from lawmakers to help the domestic oil industry. yesterday seeing the biggest spike in oil on record, falling from the lowest settlement price in 18 years. meanwhile, oil trading legend andy hall says he is thankful to be out of the business. he described the market is broken and "in long-term decline." alix: thanks so much. let's stay with oil for a second. lori calvasina of rbc capital stanleycaron of morgan are still with me. how do you look at the energy sector right now? lori: we've been neutral here for a while. we viewed it as a trading sector. this a lot of interest in energy

. >> do i detect a lilac hydrangea, tulip? >> is an hdtv thing? it was a funny moment.he hand sanitizer will be produced by prisoners in the state of new york. a superior product with higher alcohol content. mixed reaction on social media, i will stick with prl and making a plea to amazon and ebay to stop people from selling at astronomically high prices. shannon: something else other than the hydrangea and the lilac. weird tv, thank you. appreciate you bringing it up for sure. still to come fox news alert, this is horrible, two elite marines killed fighting isis, they are the first american servicemembers killed in iraq this year. live with how it could lead to a strategy shift overseas, mississippi is one of six data for grants while joe biden hits the trail, bernie sanders bails on the magnolia state, predicting a blowout for biden, he joins us live. lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression,

. >> people in san francisco got free tulips today, but festivities were scaled back because of the coronavirus. abc 7 news in union square for flower bowl day, originally a garden was supposed to be setup so people could pick their own flowers. but this year volunteers handed them out instead. now, despite warnings about avoiding large crowds plenty of people showed up for today's white elephant sale in oakland. the oakland museum womens board holds the event every year. the board says it's the biggest rummage sale in northern california. it also runs tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >>> in the east bay, abc 7 news anchor dan ashley rocked the r concert charity concert tonight at the center in walnut creek. >> sounds pretty good. rick springfield headlined the show. dan started the foundation six years ago which raises money for children in need. tonight they expect to raise tens of thousands of dollars that help are children in the community. for more information you can head to rock the casa.org. >>> and a friendly reminder to spring forward tonight for daylight-saving time. that means

. >>> here are from last night's powerball -- >>> people in san francisco got free tulips but festivitiesse of the coronavirus. abc7 was in flower bowl day. originally a garden was supposed to be set up so people could owds, plentyfeo for the while e in oakland. it's the biggest rummage sale this northern california and runs today from 10:00 to 4:00. >>> happening today in the south bay, the cinequest festival continues in san jose with innovation to connect audiences and artists. it was supposed to run until next sunday but event screenings and closing event with jessize berger will not go on. this is because of public health considerations of large onrthering to stop the spread ob dungheme edition. people seeing at home and a lot of the grocery stores, a lot of them are empty. >> coming into work, big party friday night, saturday night. it's quiet out there. >>> good morning, everyone, we're looking at a chilly start to the day and finish as temperatures will be in the 50s for you. 60 in fremont. few peeks of sun here and there. chance of showers south of san francisco tomorrow and tues

the arbor week eco-fast and the tulip flower bulb day. and another convention is now canceled, it had been scheduled at the moscone he convention center on march 27. >> we keep a list on our website , www.kpix.com. >>> coronavirus concerns are still creating a frenzy at stores and pharmacies. we sent out dial-in shopping to see what is in demand and what is back on the shelves. >> hand sanitizer is the hottest item right now. i went to six stores all gone. there are signs that panic buying is slowing down. at the south san francisco costco, workers handed out toilet paper like hot cakes. within a few hours toilet paper and bottled water sold out, even here. >> they saw toilet paper in the baskets but when i got there they were out and said to come back tomorrow. >> there were plenty of cleaning supplies and including disinfected spray and wipes. >> it is not that crowded. actually the lines are not that long. i got good parking. >> the weather could've been a factor keeping people home. it appears to be cooling off with the panic buying.

. >> texas, lilac, hydrangea, tulips. jillian: how that regular hand sanitizer?y: new york will make their own and it will be produced by prisoners in the state of new york. governor cuomo says it is a superior product because it has a higher alcohol content. mixed reaction, jody says if it doesn't have the floral bouquet it can't be effective. sticking with the basics, i will stick with curiel. governor cuomo pleading with amazon and ebay to stop the price gouging. jillian: it is hard to find any of it now. rob: why in demand? tom brady starting a production company. carley: a big career announcement that has nothing to do with football. he is starting his own production company and announced exciting times ahead on and off the field. 199 production will deliver original content like movies, tv shows, documentaries and i'm sure you can't the name 199 production, pays homage to the fact he was the 190 ninth overall draft pick in the draft. a little bit of a throwback to his success, proof that you don't have to be picked number one to be number one. rob: such a s

. >>> and people in san francisco got free tulips yesterday, but festivities were scaled back becausef the coronavirus. abc 7 news was in union square for flower bowl day, originally a garden was supposed to be set up so people could pick their own flowers but this h instead. >>> and despite warnings about avoiding large crowds, plenty of people showed up for the white elephant sale in oakland. the oakland museum women's board holds this event every year. the board says it's the biggest rummage sale in northern california and also runs today from 10:00 to 4:00. >>> and we will have much more coronavirus coverage come up throughout the newscast this morning so stick with us here. go to abc7news.com/coronavirus, where we have an entire page dedicated to related stories and information that you need to know about the illness, but let's also talk about the weather. lisa, my cousin was driving up from the peninsula to meet me in the city and had a downpour come down on her, good news. >> definitely got things slick out there and a rainy first half of the day, but some sun for some of you y

the city also called off planned events, including sunday streets, arbor week, and tulip fest. another convention has been canceled. bitcoin 2020 had been scheduled to kick off march 27. we are keeping a list of event cancellations, postponements and modifications around the bay area. you will find it on our website, kpix.com. area sports teams are shutting out fans. the warriors are playing to a hometown crowd right now, despite warnings from san francisco officials against large gatherings. the team says it is taking additional cleaning precautions as it monitors the situation. the warriors are, however, urging anyone in high risk groups or who feel sick to stay home. >> i went on amazon and bought a mask. i just want to take precautions just in case. i am not full on paranoid, but why not? >>> and the cuisine festival and on this weekend, but not as planned. organizers were still able to deliver delicious soul food, but they had to cancel entertainment and fundraising activities, which included a raffle for a steph curry jersey. >> all that we can't do, but at least we can g

tulip mazumdar, bbc news. that somebody is cheating, and depending on how they think they are cheating, they should not be naive enough to think that they can get away with it during this period of time and that there might not be any traces, either in their system or indeed of the history of ordering things online or otherwise, that we could not utilise to detect them and catch them. premier league and english football league clubs are set to discuss a collective wage deferral agreement at a meeting with the pfa tomorrow. tottenham have become the latest club to announce that their 550 non—playing staff will take a 20% pay cut during the coronavirus pandemic, with chairman daniel levy saying he hopes players will do the same. yesterday, newcastle became the first premier league club to put non—playing staff on leave. england captainjoe root says he expects talks to be held with the england and wales cricket board, over possible pay cuts for international players, to help safeguard the game's future during the

tulip mazumdar, bbc news.ew emergency powers on restricting our movements. the death toll in spain increases by 849, the highest daily number in since the epidemic started, deaths in spain now total to over 8,000. president trump says the next thirty days will be ‘vital‘ to stopping the virus in the us — as the number of cases rises to over 164,000 — the highest number anywhere in the world. in russia, a full lockdown has been imposed in many regions, as the numbers of confirmed infections continues to rise. the government response has increased rapidly in a matter of days — as recently as last week, the kremlin claimed there was "de facto no epidemic" in russia. from moscow, steve rosenberg reports. moscow, they call it the city that never sleeps, but its quiet now. another capital where time has stopped. coronavirus has put moscow into lockdown. people ordered to stay home. but some are out. they seem confused and sceptical. "i don't get it", albina says. "the authorities say the number of sick people here i

tulip mazumdar, bbc news.en made to work in equipment treating both positive and suspected positive covid—19 patients. equipment that is absolutely not suitable for the job. just basic gloves, aprons, surgical mask, dangerously unsafe, especially working in close contact with these patients. paul in peter brook says i don't feel safe at work, i work in a factory building engines on a production line. some operations are less tha n production line. some operations are less than two eaters apart, i'm diabetic and worry about catching coronavirus at work. and one more from a viewer who says i'm an on—call firefighter in devon and somerset, we are expected to get on the back of a fire engine and sit next to our colleagues with no masks or gloves. all we have been told is keep the windows open. thank you for those. let me bring you this breaking news. from spain. it's to do with the numbers of dead from coronavirus. the death toll has risen to 8189. the latest figures. up risen to 8189. the latest figures. up 849 c