ceo scott kirby, announcing a new initiative, called, united clean plus.addition to sanitizing, touchless bag check-in, not touching anything, sneeze guards at check-ins, mandatory masks for crew and passengers and use of electrostatic spraying, the machines that fog everything pretty much. united says if the flight is 70% full, they will allow you to not take it, change your flight without penalty. meantime at delta they will not book any flights more than 60% of capacity. the, ceo of delta, ed bastion on the fox business network talking to maria bartiromo saying that he also expects to increase the schedule this summer, 200 to 300 additional flights. he also says we need to get this economy open because we need to give travelers a place to go. listen. oops. i'm so sorry. i forgot, i was supposed to tell you what ed bastion said. that is what he said. don't have, used the thing last hour. silly me. i'm getting old, what can i say, connell. he did also say 12 to 18 months before there is serious recovery in the airline industry. my apologies for that. conn

united and clorox. they are launching venetian clean. they understand the optics of security and safety but they understand people want to come in and enjoy the casino. i think when you have a bellwether like that in las vegas, where you think about mass crowds and scale, that tells you a lot. i don't believe the venetian or anyone else would be opening up, carnival cruise lines is going to cruise in august, unless there was demand. we are definitely seeing a pickup in demand. the hotel industry is looking at 8%, 9% occupancy in early april. we see that ticking up into the 30s now. it's growing quickly and we have even seen hotels on beach locations in california and florida run 80% or 90% occupancies. i just this morning heard from an industry expert that said there are resorts in colorado that were sold out for last weekend. so there are demand pockets for sure. that doesn't solve the problem you basically have in travel but it is coming back. liz: clayton, one of the first things that went as soon as everything shut down were marketin

united clean plus.ll be a little amenity kit that has snack, water and some had wives for you as you enter the aircraft, along with a mask if you need it. a lot of people are bringing their own masks. david: where did you get all of these masks? was it hard to get millions of masks? oscar: interestingly enough, the supply of those masks have increased. in large part, since we are not flight internationally, we have taken a lot of missions to bring back ppe, bring back repatriated citizens. up to 30 million tons of things we brought back for the country. david: i think you have changed your food. you are not really serving the normal type of food. you are serving stuff that is prepackaged more or less. oscar: we are trying to reduce touch and everything as much as possible. david: your flight attendants cannot even sit next to each other very closely? oscar: distancing is a really important part that we have to continue to monitor as best as possible. the aircraft is a very confused spot -- --l the diffe

the protest came on the same day united introduced a set of health and safety guidelines called united clean plus. >>> coming up here, a reminder from south lake tahoe that visitors are not welcome. >>> also am of the financial toll being felt in san francisco as the city goes from too much to little to no tourism. >>> and was on top of the weekend weatherwise? back in a moment. ♪ if you're going to san francisco ♪ be sure is aware some flowers in your hair ♪ >>> from the ferry building in san francisco, sites that have usually been packed with tourists have been largely empty for the past two months. obviously the tourist industry has been hit hard and ktvu's christien kafton with the impact on how businesses that rely on tourists are hoping they will be able to recover. >> reporter: the city by the bay is a global tourist destination, but the global pandemic and travel restrictions of effectively cut the city off from the outside world. san francisco's hotel industry is feeling the pinch, ordinarily from morally they weaken they would expect about 85% occupancy. >> right now many of our ho

protest came on the same day that united introduced a new set of health and safety guidelines called united clean plus.>>> still to come, concerns about a resurgence of the coronavirus in china. what is being done to stamp out a potential second wave. >>> the companies that specialize in cleaning and sanitizing offices are in demand. the one company helping businesses plot a safe and healthy reopening. >>> marking a milestone in the age of coronavirus. how a congregation has come together to celebrate their priestess birthday. z3w63z z1s6z y3w63y y1s6y >>> a new poll shows most americans are concerned about seeing an uptick in infections as every state in the country begins to rollback restrictions from the coronavirus. the new survey from the associated press north center for public affairs research finds that 83% of americans are at least somewhat concerned that lifting restrictions in their area will lead to additional cases of coronavirus. about 54% say they are very concerned. the poll also found that more democrats are concerned about the possibility of additional infections compared to rep

. >> reporter: earnest says united has also adochted enhanced cleaning procedures. >> we recently purchased50 electric o'static sprayers. these are the machines they use to clean hospitals and disinfectants. and we're going to use them before every sing many flight starting next month. >> if passengers don'ts feel comfortable, what should they do? >> one of the things we've done, gio, is actually given our customers a lot of flexibility. if there are reasons people feel uncomfortable or their plans have changed they are able to change their travel plans without paying a fee. >> reporter: new ways of making air travel safe are emerging. a regional airport in washington state is now using thermal cameras to test passengers for fever before they go through the tsa checkpoint. airlines then determine whether or not anyone flagged can fly. >> you canceled about 90% of flights. how can the airlines survive? >> this is the biggest financial crisis the commercial industry has ever faced. we reduced our schedule to try to make sure that when demand does start to bounce back that united airlines can

worldwide panic demand surging as high as 500% households stock up on cleaning supplies clorox announcing a partnership with unitedflights including enhanced cleaning disinfection before takeoff snack bags include sanitizedwipe color ax raising dividend by 5% joining me is ceo, of the clorox company chairman, great to have you this morning thanks very much for joining for having me good to be with you. >> well, look i know it has been a very strong quarter, quarters, for clorox did you ever think you were going to be selling number one products in america that the clorox wipes? >> the to be honest we would all have liked to be without pandemic but it is true a lot of consumers right now northeast disinfecting products in times of need revert back to brands they trust we have most trusted brand in our category sending a lot of colorks products right now to help people in needed. >> clorox products completely cleared from store he shelves you increased predicts more than 40% still warning that consumers and cloroxwipes won't be fully in stock until summer walk us through the supply chain tell us if there are bottlen

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unit comes on the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish for that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our v's right now gas prices are low other bay area rv rental companies that i talked with told me they expect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. still ahead tonight there's outrage in minneapolis after new video emerges showing the circumstances of the man's death. after he was handcuffed by police. also a man in his 90's was killed in san francisco's glen park neighborhood and we're learning new details about the man now charged with his death. and at 6.30 at least 17 states are showing a surge spike in cases as the country nears 100,000 deaths from covid-19 at least 17 states are showing a surge spike in cases as all 50 states are now in phases of reopening and almost 90 days. >>from the first american. nears 100,000 covid-19 deaths america has

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unit comes on the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish for that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our viewers right now gas prices are low other bay area rv rental companies that i talked with told me that they inspect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. next here at 5 a freak accident on a georgia highway what happened to one brother and sister who we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. and kept the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. meet visible. unlimited data, messages and minutes. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. my new bite-

clean room, if you will, at an airport. but i expect you will see airlines support a health screening. what they'll say, though, the passenger will pay for that. >> the largest carrier at sfo, united, is implementing new cabin cleaning, electrostatic fogging of each plane before each flight. while plexiglas barriers are common, they're not under consideration right now. united is open to new industry-wide protocols. >> if those sorts of efforts materialize, we'd love to be a part of that conversation. but, frankly, we're not waiting around for other people to make decisions what we should do. >> a major obstacle is fear among passengers. a passenger said another passenger yelled at her when she took her two children to the lavatory. >> on the plane there were people really afraid. and if you went and used the rest room, they would push you back and tell you not to come near them. >> be respectful and kind. we're all losing our patience right now. the best thing we can do is be kind. >> good words of advice. with some passengers definitely on edge and no single approach, passengers will be able to select which airlines they think is taking the best safety measures. but that also ma

united release ad statement in part, we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing. all sxaengs employees were asked to wear face coverings consistent with our new policy. united said they had 25 medical professionals on board flying home from new york. air travel could very soon include a temperature check before you board a plane. the tsa announce it would back airlines. there is not yet a decision about making temperature checks a requirement as way to monitor coronavirus but they're thinking about it. several government agencies are talking about the issue a mandate could come as early as the end of the week. airlines for manager, the trade organization for the leading carriers, says it would support temperature checks carried out by the tsa. not only are schools adjusting to social distancing, now they're getting ready to give advance placement around the world will test. they'll have 45 minutes to get it done. the one big concern with an online exam is cheating. we spoke with the summit of sgool

joseph, we've seen airlines now promoting their cleaning regimens. united even announcing a partnership with clorox this week. would you feel comfortable flying right now? >> yes, absolutely. but i want to put this in context in this piece i wrote that talks about what is actually -- what are we concerned about on the airplane in terms of exposure pathways or routes of transmission for this virus? i worked with sanjay before and i really liked that story. in addition to contaminated surfaces we have to think about airborne transmission of the virus. i've researched air quality in airplanes for a long time. in 2013 i was a lead author on a national academies report looking at infectious disease mitigation in airports and on airplanes. turns out when you're seated on the airplane the air quality is quite good. in fact, it resembles what is used in hospitals. i'll put some numbers to this. on an airplane you get about 10 to 12 per hour, that is how much fresh air is coming into the airplane and everything recirculated runs through a high efficiency hepa filter

united released a statement. we have overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a boding and deplaning process, and they were asked to wear face covering. they said there were 25 a medical professionals on board flying home from new york. >>> unemployment numbers will get worse before they get better. that is the latest prediction who the treasury second who says the the new order onner may be in order. >> if we need to spend more money, we will absolutely do that. but we will take a few weeks. >> in an interview sunday, he put the u.s. unemployment rate at 25%. the latest number at 23% does not factor in the last few weeks. he thinks next year will be a great year for jobs. >>> another great resource for coronavirus related news. the nbc bay area news later, you get the top headlines, nbcbare bay area.com. >>> a take a live look, a beautiful, beautiful mother's day. and weekend, now rain just around the corner, rob mayeda is tracking it. >> the bay area meteorologist off the hook. we don't have rain moving in, and we're starting to see changes outside. first, you see the trees behind me and in

lane and also tackles much larger vehicles his company clean logistics fits truck tractor units with fuel cells keep dreams of 0 emissions freight transport and would like to cooperate with large truck manufacturers but why has the response been so underwhelming. pretty tense any i don't know and to be perfectly honest i don't care because it's not our job to lectures. big manufacturers. convert vehicles and i'm not interested in why others aren't doing it now the main thing is we can show that it can be done. once a vehicle arrives we start to read everything out. it's like with a skeleton here all that's left is the cab the frame and the front axle. and then we rebuild the rear axle tanks behind the cab and the fuel cells on the left and right and in the middle of the letter frame everything in it on the periphery and the batteries up front for. the e.u. wants to cut c o 2 emissions from road traffic by 40 percent by 2030 meeting the target will mean changing the power systems for trucks. there's always been change a century ago we still had the horse and cart there have always bee

francisco city attorney's office also writes "between occupants, the owner must thoroughly clean and sanitize the unit in accordance with covid-19 health guidelines." banfo says hosts certify the checklist that they have cleaned everything in between guests. >> all the countertops, all the light switches, the turner in, the couches. >> but he admits globe is taking them at their word. having gone through in his words, a great deal to qualify as hosts. he says globe is also making sure guests are healthy. >> you do have to send us your temperature. you got to take a picture of a thermometer reading, send it to us. >> san francisco deputy health officer dr. susan philip. >> not everyone who has covid we now know has a fever. it may not be broad enough to cover all the bases for infection. >> the san francisco city attorney's office said it could not discuss specifics of the ongoing investigation. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> coming up, bay area churches pulling together to help save lives. the donation they're making to help people at risk >>> also, santa rosa's homeless. moving fro

this week, united airlines announced a clean-plus standard, a partnership with clorox and cleveland clinicn disinfecting procedures. joining us with more is david gura. david, we've been talking about air travel mid-pandemic, we're still moving to the far end of the sidewalk when we pass other people even with our masks on, talk about where we are right now in term of the airline industry? >> i called up an faa aviation, when you board a plane these days you're boarding with your carry-on bag but also boarding with a fear and lack of trust in all of this. the airlines are acutely aware of this. we have seen the airlines themselves and airports trying to put in place procedures and policies that are going to make passengers more comfortable. we'll see the glass partitions at ticket counters, at the gates, lot more you the passenger will have to do. a number of airlines have begun restrict to access to middle seats on planes. it's easy to do because they're not selling them, demand is so low, what's interesting is, you know, there hasn't been any effort to reconfigure the way planes are set

. >> reporter: like other airlines, united already has systems in place to make flying safer. better cleaningatic sprayers to disinfect every nook and krany. cranny. but social distancing is pretty much impossible on a plane. united was called out a few weeks ago when a passenger tweeted a photo of a packed flight. >>> you had a flight recently that it went viral with somebody claiming, my god, there's no social distancing at all. what have you done about that? >> we're going to let you know, if you're flying on us a day or two in advance, hey, by the way, peter, the flight that you're on seems to be over 65, 70%, we'll figure out a number. if you're uncomfortable with that, there is a flight leaving three hours later that has really very a lot of capacity. so if you're uncomfortable and your plane allows flexibility, that's what we've pivoted to to ensure that you have that. >> reporter: besides being less crowded, your upcoming flight may also be cheaper. >> welcome, sir. >> thank you. >> reporter: i can find a lot of bargain flights right now. sins airlines are losing $100 million a day, y

united released a statement that read in part, we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing. >>> starting today if you are planning on riding an amtrak train you're going to need a facemask. capital cordon is requiring facemasks over the rail and bus lines and while waiting at stations. one traveler says she'll follow the rules though she's not a fan of wearing the facemask. >> i abide by whatever policies are the institution of the train station. personally i do not like to wear them. >> amtrak says service will be denied to customers not wearing any facial coverings. >>> this morning a looming deadline. next on "today in the bay," what you need to know if you still have not received that stimulus check. >>> plus, mom to the rescue. how one bear in south lake tahoe saved all her cubs and, you know what, it was all caught on camera. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning right now at 4:42 as we check out our temperature trend in san be jose. a light jacket needed to start out,

united is relaxing social distancing policy. every seat is full on the 737. we wanted to get some clarification on policies. we were told we have overhauled cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding process. passengers and employees are also asked to wear face coverings. united is offering to fly healthcare workers for free which included 25 passengers on that flight, including the doctor tweeted the photo. he said he is confused why everyone else was lying. >>> it is 4:45. it's time for check on your forecast. >>> good morning. we are looking at some changes for today with wet weather returning. tracking a cold front that will bring light and scattered showers. here is what you can expect. this is a live look from our sales force tower camera. we start in the 50s today. now let's look at doppler. we are tracking this weather system. it is a cold front that will bring light showers back to the bay area. watching that closely for you. that will move in later today. let's talk about what to expect in your weather headlines. we are looking at some light and scattered showers back in the bay area for today. the best chance will be

. >> united ceo says the airline will not block middle seats on the planes and focus on other measures for preventing the spread of coronavirus. face masks, cleaning and air filtration work better than trying to social distance. this comes weeks after this photograph of a packed united flight went viral. the out rage originally prompted united to say it would limit seating. they since said it would notify passengers ahead of time if the flight is fully booked. >> if you like the free samples good news. they are coming back. the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to the popular warehouse club experience. but today costco ceo said in an earnings call the samples are coming back in mid-june. wouldn't say exactly how. he said it won't be like the old way. where members were allowed to pluck the samples from a tray. they require everyone in the warehouse to wear a mask. >> the free samples are back. soon. but just a little bit different than in the past. >> i think a lot people will be happy. everybody loved that. i think we're happy with the cool off today. >> we are. we have the forecast. we needed this. >> the swelter backing off a little bit. the sea

in specific terms, one year's cost of this war would clean up all of our waters in the united states. the half-hour this program is being telecast to reduce that or translate that in terms of the cost of war. the federal government will be spending $1 million just in this one half-hour in vietnam. justin vietnam. >> i think of all the arguments that are made, that is the least impressive. the world knows we have the power to exterminate every living inhabited. it is not our power that is in question out there. it is the wisdom of our policy. it is the richest and strongest nation dropping more bombs in north vietnam then we did in all of europe during the second world war. if you remember this proportion of strength and wealth, that puts us in a bad light world. in fact, this war has done more to undermine america's moral leadership in the world than anything that has ever happened. the faster we put the matter right in the southeast asia, and end this war, the sooner we win back again the respect this country should have throughout the world. >> what do you say to people who are real

every seat full on this 737, so we contacted united to get some clarification on their policies during the pandemic, and they told us we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding process to promote social distancing, despite the picture. all passengers and employees are also asked to wear face coverings. united's also offering to fly healthcare workers for free which included 25 passengers on that flight, including the doctor who tweeted the photo. he says he's just confused why everyone else was flying right then. >>> meanwhile, some healthcare workers dealing with the coronavirus are getting free vaccinations and vacations. american airlines is teaming up with hyatt hotels. at new york's elmhurst hospital, more than 4,000 doctors, nurses, and assistants are eligible for the vacations. they're for three-day stay vacations in the u.s. and caribbean. >>> a senior assisted living home in walnut creek used an idea from william shakespeare to allow families to celebrate mother's day. >> john ramos has the story. >> reporter: assisted living homes have been hit hard by the pandemic and those living in them are in

we contacted united to get some clarification on their policies during the pandemic and they told us: we've overhauled our cleaning procedures and implemented a new boarding process to promote social distancing. all passengers and employees are also asked to wear face coverings. united's also offering to fly healthcare workers for free which included 25 passengers on that flight. including the doctor who set out the photo. he said he's confused as to why everyone else was flying right now. >>> you keep teasing us here with that rain word. >> yeah. and i want to get right into the details of the timing of this for tomorrow and how much. so let's start out by showing you what the leading edge of the rain is going to look like tomorrow. we looked at this at the top of the newscast. i'm going to bring us ahead to 11:00 tomorrow morning. that's when we start to see the very first bands of rain from this system start to make it up into mendocino and sonoma county. play this forward. this gets us into the early afternoon. most of it is still north bay. keep your eye down here as we pull in some showers in the afternoon a

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unit comes on the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish with that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our viewers right now gas prices are low and other bay area rv rental companies that i talked with told me they expect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>thank you chris star justine let's take a quick live look at our temperatures for this afternoon, upper 90's low, 100's. >>we're still in the middle of this heat wave. uh so we're going to be looking at excessive heat once again today john trimble that will join us in just a bit to talk more about when that will find some relief and there is some on the horizon with te this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is w

. >> united ceo says the airline will not block middle seats on the planes and focus on other measures f pventing the spread of coronavirus. face masks, cleaningnd air filtration work better than trying to social distance. this comes weeks after this photograph of a packed united flight went viral. the out rage originally prompted united to say it would limit seating. they since said it would notify passengers ahead of time if the flight is fully booked. >> if you like the free samples good news. they are coming back. the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to the popular warehouse club experience. but today costco ceo said in an earnings call the samples are coming back in mid-june. wouldn't say exactly how. he said it won't be like the old way. where members were allowed to pluck the samples from a tray. they require everyone in the warehouse to wear a mask. >> the free samples are back. soon. but just a little bit different than in the past. >> i think a lot people will be happy. everybody loved that. i think we're happy with the cool off today. >> we are. we have the forecast. we needed this. >> the swelter backing off a little bit. the sea br

alliance atlas find rocket with us on sept 7th for the united states peacekeepers on a mission dedicated to america. and the u.s. military's mystery space clean blasted off and you don't get it once again only this time with an extra load of science experiments the spacecraft x. $37.00 was launched on board a united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket from cape canaveral in florida sunday night but adding to the plane's mystery is the fact that officials aren't saying how long the spacecraft will remain in orbit or the actual purpose of this mission the previous mission lasted a record 2 years with a touchdown shrouded in darkness at nationals kennedy space center just last year. or let's head over to regina hamm with us force h.q. bull riding has now returned to the ring and one rider had a pretty good night i would say so any time you probably don't get injured by bull riding is a good night and there's nothing sports fans enjoy more than a sort of finish and they got one. the p.b.r. lucas oil invitational as the last writer of the evening bro kids way into the top 10 drinking to get things off so mason taylor rather than leader but no dice for

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unitomes on the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish with that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our viewers right now gas prices are low and other bay area rv rental companies that i talk with told me they expect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>it's so hard because of things that are open again you can't go to them right now like i'd like to go cool off at the beach, but i can't part because there's no parking lots and just go walk the mall for kill a few hours during the hottest time of day because hard to find really obvious. i know we have john trouble standing by with a look at our forecast today where it's looking like what upper 90's once again harm. >>yeah upper 90's for almost areas, inland. still a few triple digits on the map to now of the bit of good there's this temperatures won't be quite as

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unitn the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish for that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our viewers right now gas prices are low and other bay area rv rental companies that i talked with told me they expect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>kron four's also saluting the class of 20 20 here in the bay area every night we shine a spotlight on a specific senior tonight's kron 4 shout out goes to this young man seth london senses graduating from granada high school in livermore where he maintained a gpa above 4 point oh throughout his entire high school career. he was also on the varsity golf team all 4 years he is heading to san diego state university in the fall to major in aerospace engineering and you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under ne

exposure to the virus and overall safety and at el monte cleaning the motor homes is how they make happy campers during covid-19 as soon as the unit comes on the law we disinfect it and we clean it thoroughly. and when we finish with that we disinfected again there's a lot of sanitizing that's you know it into as much about before. >>another draw to our viewers right now gas prices are low and other bay area rv rental companies that i talked with told me they expect bookings to increase even more when national parks and campgrounds reopen. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>let's get a look whether what you can do in the i would i would sleep in an rv i sleep in my car as long as it has a see if it was any cooler than yet john looking at the forecast we're off to be with looks beautiful out the window john but already starting to warm up. >>yeah already starting to see some warm temperatures and back for some months spots and didn't really cool down much last night. i was looking at temperatures close to 80 degrees when i first got into this morning. so it is definitely i'm not the coolest morning, but cool enough that you should

arabians of find themselves well of courage for the united she is that anybody who continues to believe in secretary of state palmdale really needs to clean their ears and reopen their eyes to understand you had it right rick this is a very important were 8 in the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia they used to work together pretty well pretty consistently to make a lot of money for oil companies by moving the price up or down as needed now they've had over flowing out of the united states in the leadership of mr trump wants to make sure and among the people doing the oil fracking and in the oil business in the middle of our country from china in the north to texas in those to do that is trying to get price up and to get the price up the biggest producer of oil in the world is saudi arabia we've had a. occulted virus that worsens that simple law of economics to supply so far down that the price of oil goes up that is what the people in the midwest the actors are and actually be oil producers $1.00 fact little heard all along with our heating oil our gasoline and the fertilizer producers who use the oil act comes later

clean every nook and cranny. but social distancing is pretty much impossible on a plane. and united passenger tweeted a packed flight. >> if you're flying on a day or two in advance, hey, by the way, the flight that you're on seems to be over "x" pet full, 65%, 70%, we'll figure out a n wit, the is a flight leaving three hours later that has a lot of capacity. if you're uncomfortable, you're allowed that flexibility. so that's what we have pivoted to, to ensure you have that. >> reporter: besides being less crowded, your upcoming flight may be cheaper. you can find a lot of bargain flights right now. but since some airlines are losing $100 million a day, you can also expect fewer flights and more turbulence ahead. >> for now, again, the operative term is to let's get through this crisis at the time and say a prayer or whatever it is that we do to make sure that not just our industry but the world at large becomes a healthier place. >> reporter: i guess you could say when an entire industry is basically grounded, there is no place to go but up. ♪ ♪ r communities. our priority will al

well of course the united states is that anybody who continues to believe that as secretary of state they. really need to clean their ears and reopen their eyes to understand you have it right rick this is a very important were raked in the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia they used the word. together pretty well pretty consistently to make a lot of money for oil companies i mean we didn't price up or down as needed now it had over flowing out of the united states in the leadership of mr trump wants to make friends among the people doing the oil fracking and in the oil business in the middle of our country from china in the north through texas in the us to do that is trying to get the price up and to get the price up the biggest producer of oil in the world is saudi arabia we've had a cold virus at work since that and simple law of economics cut the supply so far down that the price of oil goes up that is what the people in the midwest the crackers want are and actually the oil producers one fact a little hurt all of us with our heating oil and our gasoline and the fertilizer producers w

united ceo says the airline will not be blocking middle seats on its planes and will use other safety measures to stop the spread of coronavirus. face masks, cleaning and air filtration systems actually work better than trying to social distance. this comes just weeks after this photo of a packed united flight went viral. a ucsf doctor took the picture of his flight to sfo and united said it would limit seating and the airline since changed its policy saying it would notify passengers ahead of time if their flight is fully booked. >>> free samples at costco are making a comeback. costco cfo revealed on an earnings call that those samples are coming back in mid-june. he wouldn't say what it looked like but wouldn't be the old way. costco requires all customers and employees to wear masks. >>> all right. let's talk about not much changed around the bay area. as you can see from our graphic there or around the state. it doesn't change much because we don't expect much rain this time of the year. however, i have been watching the reservoir levels and they're starting to drop. still pretty healthy but you can see trinity, shasta and they're down to the

tom bilard in a clean zone as he suited up to enter the critical care unit. we asked him to take a camera inside nationwide, half of covid patients that need this level of care don't survive. >> never had quite so many patients quite as sick as they are. seen a lot of death. >> reporter: even with all the checks and all the divisions, this virus can still spread this is a surgical nurse that started to have a fever and cough a few days ago today she came in for a test she'll get the results in 48 hours. you look pretty nervous. >> i'm scared. just in case because i've got a young one at home. >> reporter: her husband is an electrician laid off now taking care of their two kids as she isolates in a room at home british officials say the u.k. passed the peak of its outbreak days ago but it's still stretching the capacity of even the best hospitals, which are now hospitals within hospitals. richard engel, nbc news, coventry. >> an amazing look from inside that fight >>> it is the first of the month again. bills are due and pressure growing on so many out of work

. >> reporter: united did not comment on why social distancing was not implemented on the flight and instead replied in par, we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing. united added that this was a complimentary free flight for medical professionals and everyone on board was asked to wear face coverings, consistent with their new policy. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> luz, thank you very much. >>> the first flight to india out of the u.s. since the coronavirus related closure is happening right now in san francisco. abc 7 news was at the san francisco international airport this evening where hundreds of people were anxiously waiting. right now, 225 indian nationals stuck in the u.s. are finally flying back home. india stopped all inbound flights on march 22nd because of the coronavirus. people heading home were thankful. >> so we were stuck in bakersfield for two months. i am relieved and happy. >> we have parents to take care of back home, so we were desperate to go back home, and we are so grateful that they offered us this. >> the pe

one unit can produce up to 2000 liters of safe drinking water a day the clean water can be pumped to a holding tank on land give you a little we made a conscious decision to use only standard parts available across the world with standard sizes if say a pipe is damaged or missing you'll be able to get a replacement wherever you are including africa that's called. the system is powered by the river current and needs little maintenance making it suitable for remote areas without a power supply. waiver currently costs around $15000.00 euros but the company hopes to make it cheaper when it goes into mass production. martin davies is now also working on a person that can be used to purify standing water. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. education is key not just in the classroom but also in the field like what's behind me and sometimes people wonder if the students really learned all that they need to learn for a better future from the schools in the can build innovative

>>in this cause cleaned out michael was doing preventive maintenance on this unit, a loss of air conditioning is no joke that everyone can find relief out on the river or at the mall. >>don't forget folks are still urged to stay at home and the sick or elderly have a tough time during the pandemic caution is the watchword for technicians are wearing gloves or wash your hands in between calls. >>there were mass. you know we have a. sanitizer and soaps in our car to make sure that we're maintaining not only our safety but for our clients as well. >>but like most all essential workers michael will do what it takes to get the job done in anticipation of a typically warm summer in sacramento. lonnie wong fox, 40 news. >>and still ahead we'll be looking at your neighborhood and gets the break down how hot it's going to be today. it's going to be out of that it was yesterday. >>and the school down is pretty slow so this is going to be with us for a few days, we'll have more details in [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. >>9.29

. >> he's invested in a fogger to clean rooms and a mobile uvc unit to reduce pathogens. >> you understand why people are nervous? >> sure. i'm also nervous. i'm nervous on the flip side. if we don't do anything, what about that patient. >> that they get really sick. >> they get really sick. >> reporter: all dentists facing the new reality that being afraid of the dentist means something different now. >> i wanted to make sure my child was safe and comfortable in a setting outside the home. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to most? >> well, getting my teeth straight definitely. >> reporter: the challenge of reopening a business when it's anything but business as usual. >> there is a major business consideration here. one study suggesting that 46% of dental offices around the country would close if they aren't reopened by the end of august. and the labor department says dentists offices lost half a million jobs just in april, more than a third of the total number of lost jobs throughout health care. some hygienists are not returning to work because of safety concerns say they're be

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. >> reporter: he invested beyond the guidelines including a fogger to clean rooms and a mobile ubc unito reduce pathogens. you understand why people are nervous? >> for sure. i am nervous. and i am also nervous on the flip side, if we don't do anything what about that patient. >> reporter: if they get really stick? >> now being afraid of the dentist means something different now. >> i wanted to make sure my child was safe and comfortable in a setting outside the home. >> what are you looking forward to most when all of this is over. >> getting my teeth straight. >> reporter: the challenge of reopening a business when it is anything but business as usual. joining us now, a senior scholar from the johns hopkins center. let's talk about the science of aerosols. that's the main thing. i have heard it from people who are deciding whether or not to go to the dentist. the hygienists, many of them have decided not to go back to work right now. et cetera the number one thing that they talk about -- it's the number one thing that they talk about. what do we know? how difficult or easy can it be,

. >> reporter: united did not comment on why social distancing was not implemented on this flight and instead replied in part, with overhauled cleaning safety procedures implementing those on board in the process to promote social distancing. united also added this was a complementary free flight for medical professionals and everyone on board was asked to wear face coverings consistent with their new policy. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc news. >> and that tweet has gone viral. >>> happening today we're closely monitoring crowds as keshorevee forple t hours. oakland mayor said they would be quick to shut down lake mara and the park if they see social distancing violations today. >>> a bold legal move from tesla ceo elon musk. he's threatening to move his company out of fremont and even out of california, and asking the court to force alameda county to let him reopen his manufacturing plant. >> reporter: musk and california health county officials feuded for weeks whether the fremont plant that manufacturers elon musk's tesla cars is an essential busy. the court said it's not. according to the criteria laid down by governor newsom, t