. >>> north 101 at tully. we don't see slowing for the last 10 minutes but there is a crash reported in this direction. it sounds like everything is moving off to the shoulder and no major injuries. looking at a smooth flow of traffic there. along the peninsula, the east bay is great. slowing like southbound highway 13. there are road crews there and reports with someone with a flat tire mid span from the richmond-san rafael bridge. and light rain. but if it is mid span, it is narrow and dark through the area. so we'll bring you the follow up but no problems comes into the north bay. back to you. >>> we begin with the latest on the coronavirus. test kits passengers on the cruise ship are being tested at a richmond lab. results are expected today. the 3,500 people on board that cruise "the grand princess" stopped from docking in san francisco. we know that at least 45 passengers with were being tested. this is video of the coast guard dropping off the test kits by helicopter and then the kits being dropped off

sigue desviando el trÁfico ya que las calles 10 y siete san josÉ entre la avenida balen y la calle tullyndio. las mangueras de los bomberos lucharon para contener el incendio que se desatÓ antes de las 3:30 p.m. en san josÉ. juan carlos trabaja para la compaÑÍa de cercas mesas celes y fue testigo del incendio. >> pensÁbamos que estaba quemando las paletas y esto sÓlo que paso. julio. bomberos de san josÉ no ha podido confirmar en cuÁl de los negocios se originÓ el incendio, todos los empleados fueron evacuados y no se registran heridos. >> al ver las llamas nos avisaron y venimos preocupados para ver que sucedÍa, afortunadamente una seÑal nuestro pero sigue el incendio y se notan muy grande. julio: el trÁfico se ve afectado ya que las eternidades cerraron el acceso de la calle 10. una vez que el departamento de bomberos confirme exactamente la causa y el origen del incendio nosotros tendremos todos los detalles, mientras tanto evite esta zona. ramon: en nuestra cobertura especial de las elecciones primarias de este sÚper martes. paola: 14 estados participan en las peÑa y california prime

katherine tully-mcmanus. this is the headline of the new york times. restaurant growth screeches to a halt amid the pandemic shutdown. the new york times reported restaurants and bars face a catastrophic loss of revenue that could destroy countless operations across the nation, as customers stay home and practice social distancing to stem the spread of the virus. the industry is not alone in feeling the pain from the economic it as the u.s. heads into a likely recession but it is reliant on people going out and congregating. mainly in the industry have been left without solid answers as to how deep this pandemic impact will go. on that front, we turn to sean kennedy who was with the restaurant association based in washington, d.c. hiss joining us via zoom, home in washington. sean: great to be here. host: how big of an industry for the industry over the coming weeks and months? sean: the forecast we gave to congress and the white house last week is we are anticipating $225 billion in losses. job loss between 5 million and 7 million jobs if it continues

. >> and i'm tully road. that's for a meeting just took place on extended the local health emergency. let's start in oakland with who is with the docked cruise ship as passengers continue to disembark. >> reporter: it slowed down considerably from where it was. just not as many people have been getting off, but we did hear from travis air force base, they are spending more buses today. compliments of several buses they received at 8:50 last night, up at travis air force base in fairfield, about 37 miles from here. we know they are going to get more people going up there today. the one thing we are sure to be noticed of was the fact that travis says if anyone tests positive for the coronavirus, those folks will not be going to travis air force base. they will be going elsewhere, they are only going to take people that are going to be put into courting. that's in order to protect people themselves that are being quarantined, not to mention their own staff and people like that. that is the situation here. at the

at this valero gas station on tully road.y don't know who did it or why. >>> for the first time in 50 years, san mateo county is adding a new public park. the board of supervisors approved buying the beach from the space trust. price tag for this beautiful piece of land? 3 million bucks. right now access is dangerous, consisting of a steep narrow path but they'll be working on that. public officials are setting up a fund to add picnic tables, trails, and restrooms. it is located right there between half moon way and the small down of tus ka dare row. >>> with a smaller size comes a tighter bond. >> we do it right. that tight knit group is lending all of its support to one of its own members in need. we need good news. >> reporter: as you know this story focuses on san jose's semiquest film festival. it may not seem like a great week for them. they were forced to postpone a second week of screening. if organizers are looking to put their disappointment into perspective, they don't have to look far. film lovers come to cine que

host: we are talking with katherine tully-mcmanus. her work available on rollcall.com. scheduling question, there will be a couple of pro forma sessions, but essentially lawmakers are out for nearly a month, the house and the senate, correct? guest: correct. we don't know at this point when the house will come back. majority leader steny hoyer told reporters he didn't know and that he will be checking in with health officials, the members of the house themselves, and other entities to make sure that when they come back, it is safe for members to be traveling back to conduct business of the house. but also that members are ok to leave their communities. but, to have the majority leader say he does not one when the house will reconvene for legislative business was pretty stunning. host: thank you very much for being with us. her work available at rollcall.com. katherine tully-mcmanus. thank you very much. this is the headline of the new york times. as the restaurant growth screeches to a halt amid the pandemic shutdown. the new york times reported restaurants and bars fac

the fairgrounds on tully road will be equipped with emergency trailers in addition to drive-thru testing already there. county leaders will tour the fairgrounds tomorrow offering a look at how the facility will be used to help and perhaps when it will be opened. all current shelters in the county already in operation. >>> a bay area hospital on the front lines of the covid-19 fight says it is on the verge of running out of personal protective equipment. seton medical center in daly city is accepting coronavirus patients but supplies of masks and other vital protective equipment are running dangerously low. seton says it has enough for five days but one nurse we spoke to says that estimate seems rather generous. she has had to wait hours for the go-ahead to use protective gear. >> i have no clue whether i have the equipment that day to take care of the patients that i'm about to receive until after i've already gotten a report on the patients. i had to wait over two hours yesterday on a supposed rule-out covid unit to receive isolation gowns. >> seton is one of two hospitals the state of

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this is north 101 right at tully road. traffic is light around 101 from the south through the peninsula. 580, you have brake lights with coming from tracy from 205 getting on 580, stay south to grant line. looking okay through the river bound valley, no delays if you are having westbound 80 to the interchange. the rest of our main freeways are in the green friday with no delays in the green sure. mass transit is also getting rolling this morning with no delays. >>> right now, thousands of passengers aboard a cruise ship connected to a coronavirus death of being held off the san francisco coast. >> 45 people aboard the grand princess has been tested for the virus. those results are expected today. >> kpix 5's jackie ward is at the testing facility at this morning with the latest. >> reporter: this is where all of those tests have been taken, the california department of he are eagerly awaiting those results, especially since governor gavin newsom told us this was a four hour process. this morning, the cruise line tells us t

looking at a cold air funnel cloud that was seen in the evergreen area of san jose on ruby avenue and tully road. a pretty wild weather in some parts of the bay area this weekend. and particularly today. rob mayeda joins us now with more information on what some people saw but some people didn't. >> yeah, it was really isolated. and that was the big story today. around san jose we certainly saw a lot of activity. up and toward santa rosa too we almost had an inch of rain come down. meanwhile off to the west sebastopol virtually nothing. so we'll explain what happened with our atmosphere a little later on. right now 51 degrees in san jose after a high of 68. so it's muggy and mild. the atmosphere had some extra moisture to work with and the heating of the day got involved. mid afternoon. you see this radar loop around san jose. it was that line of showers which did produce that cold air funnel cloud and also earlier around santa rosa you can see the intense thunderstorms which stalled out essentially for a time, which helped drop again just under an inch of rain just south of downtown santa

governmt police now investigating a y deadlyshooting in san jose it happened in the 1600 block of tully road right near highway o mall. the victim was taken to a local hospital where he later died. police do not have a description yet the suspects. we'll take a break at 51 coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco s a new fleet of harvey's to isolate homeless people who become infecte with the coronavirus mo on that program in a minute. >>and after the break a guilty verdict reached in the murder of nia wilson and now a new phase in the trial begins today, we'll expln. here's quick live look outside the bay bridge approach. yesterday saw like traffic for most of the bay area's arteries heading in and out of san francisco will see ifhat's the case again today, robin winston in the traic center wi when you're confident i, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the por of gut health confidence every day. beneber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. od mor mr johnson. beneber. trust your gut. you can run like there's no tomorro] but tomorrow alwayso

the south bay 101 showing a slower drive past tully and a crash affecting only the on-ramp. and a crash near 680 and highway 4 but i think it is clear but i'll track that closely. and a build through berkeley and slowing at university. avoid the bay bridge toll plaza anth toll plaza. >> good news. >>> coming up next, multiple deputies are accused of taking or shares pictures of the deadly helicopter crash involving nba legend kobe bryant and the change they plan on making in the wake of that scandal. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes. all for just $6.99. the $6.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! >>> welcome back. 6:25 right now. and a fallout this morning for l.a. county deputies. accused of sharing graphic photos from the scene of kobe bryant's helicopter crash. the sheriff said they photos including one trainee that showed them off at a bar. it is not aware of what discipline they will face because they don't have a policy in p

host: we are talking with katherine tully-mcmanus. her work available on rollcall.com. a couple of pro forma sessions, but essentially lawmakers are out for nearly a month, the house and the senate, correct? katherine: correct. we don't know at this point when the house will come back. majority leader steny hoyer told reporters he didn't know and that he will be checking in with health officials, the members of the house themselves, and other entities to make sure that when they come back, it is safe for members to be traveling back to conduct business of the house. but, also that members are ok to leave their communities. but, to have the majority leader said he does not one when the house will reconvene for legislative business was pretty stunning. host: thank you very much for being with us. her work available at roll of our livess any coverage of the government response to the coronavirus outbreaks, watch at any time at c-span.org/coronavirus. briefings to updates from governors, it is all there. use the charts and maps to track the virus's global spired. -- spread.