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>>they're granted vicki so frustration of course has increased here in the bay area's well thousands of miles away from minneapolis and although we're seeing these images of damage and violence we also do not want to lose sight as to the message here. unfortunately, the demonstration though in san jose started out peaceful and then quickly escalated to what you saw there an officer knocked down lying beside a car's tires and you can see that he was and dragged by fellow police with the help of a bystander to a safer area to be then checked for his injuries, we have yet to learn exactly how they're doing tonight. police cars were vandalized as well when there's broken and with the words stop killing spree painted on to a windows you can see there and take a look at highway one o one which has since reopened it was shut down in both directions at around 4 o'clock this afternoon. a group overtook the freeway and then as you can see took their anger out on unsuspecting drivers. we saw least 2 cars with their windows smashed and broken by protesters at least one man climbed onto the roof

some rules in some areas, but certainly wanting to encourage people back to work if they can do so safely. vickir said that it was thanks to the public‘s "effort and sacrifice" that the spread of the disease had been slowed and the death rate was coming down. with me now is our health correspondent catherine burns. part of the government's thinking today is based around how quickly what should those most at risk take from the prime minister's statement was yellow nothing has changed for them. if you look at the changes, they are baby steps. boris johnson was clear they have these five tests to see what they had to do to open up to see what they had to do to open up lockdown. and he says, "we have by no means fulfilled all of them." so for most of us, the advice is the same. there are small tweaks to being able to exercise a bit more, but right now nothing changes. the people who talked about the shields of people, the same situation applies. right now, their advice is to just stay put. for everyone else, they are moving these steps 2—3, but essentially very little has changed for most people sto

your book from main street to mall, vicky howard, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> italy hasecorded the fewest number of daily deaths since its lockdown in march. it's fatality count is 31,700. once the center of the pandemic, confinement measures will be further relaxed on monday. the prime minister calls it a calculated risk that had to be done with prudence. as italy looks to recover, it's been surpassed by brazil. according to johns hopkins, brazil now has the fourth highest number of cases and those cases still surging. all this as brazil's president has continued to downplay the covid-19 threat. cnn's matt rivers has more from mexico city. >> reporter: as each day passes, the news out of brazil continues to seemingly get worse and worse and it is without question now that what is going on in brazil is truly one of the worst outbreaks in the world. new data released by the brazilian government shows the death toll in that country tops 15,000 after an additional 816 deaths were reported on saturday. the total number of cases also continues to go up. the government there r

>>all right turning now to the 4 zone forecast and they're vicki abry says she's in the right here and there so it is better living really arab recent i didn't have my mask year. all right at the end of the show it ok to just target all right, but you know we like watching your smile too so uh oh you guys never mind are right. yeah, he has the week we can get a look at the big one. >>yeah the big one especially for mother's day looking great grand kelly to shop our mass at the end of the news has let's take a look at our cooler 4 zone forecast because we're going to cool down in a big way to slightly below average at 62 degrees for downtown san francisco and half moon bay. so out of the 70's even burlingame in millbrae in the mid 60's, upper 60's for foster city and about the 77 degrees. so wind speeds will be 10 to 20 miles per hour but out of the west-southwest we're going to get more of that sea breeze influence even extending into our interior valleys at san jose n livermore cooling down to 82 degrees with widespread 60's and 70's along the east bay shoreline and we are going to notice stil

better to follow rich people with nothing to do some ideas for their next party right thank you so much vicki and grant moving forward to some more serious news of course we're going to dive deeper into the latest bay area county reopening businesses tomorrow, new at 11 join me on the kron on app for in in-depth interview with the slaughter county health officer to learn more about the changes and the do's and don'ts that come with it not the other dues. all right we'll see if appreciate the l and by the way make sure you download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free. >>local news coverage debris say you don't have the laughing gas to you. >>i wish i did i wish like who did and i wonder what the pain when number one and the way they need a study it is my guys i was a part of the study looked the next time it will that it now looks like the great that's all of that data coming out of your nose. i don't know what that a >>and yet a new study coming out of you good night, mascot. (male announcer) in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives o

our chief political correspondent vicki young is in downing street. sotoday's, and advisers giving a press conference. that is right, dominic cummings will give a statement at four o'clock, he will ta ke statement at four o'clock, he will take questions from journalists who will be there and socially distancing. it is extraordinary the lengths that the prime minister is now going to protect his adviser. you can imagine at a cabinet minister would not get this kind of backing in some circumstances, but it is an acknowledgement that yesterday, the prime minister coming out and defending his adviser really didn't work and in some ways made it worse. and there were a lot of concern mps watching that press conference expecting some kind of inquiry to be launched, or even for him to be sacked, not didn't happen, and they feel that that is a prime minister's own judgement which is being questioned, as well as what dominic cummings dead. a territory mps, dominic cummings dead. a territory mp5, 20 dominic cummings dead. a territory mps, 20 of them now, saying tha

so where's the bulk of the -- all these marshmallows are getting made. where are they being sold? -alexa: the internet. -lemonis: the internet. how are you? i'm marcus. -vickiw are you, sir? -lemonis: nice to meet you. and so all the online orders -come in to you? -vicki: yes. -lemonis: and you ship them? -vicki: yes. lemonis: what's your favorite part of working here? vicki: um... lemonis: what's your least-favorite part? -vicki: the communication. -lemonis: tell me about that. vicki: alexa tells it one way and then sam comes in and interjects. ♪ sam: vicki came to alexa one day and asked her if she had to continue to wear the uniform or if she could wear jeans. alexa: because she was doing something else. vicki: i was working with bleach and i didn't want to ruin my dress pants. alexa: because of that, i said you can wear other pants. sam: we have a uniform. it's black pants. all right? -vicki: i got written up. -sam: i didn't write you up. vicki: i don't have anything in my file? sam: you have things in your file. you most certainly do. [ chuckles ] lemonis: sam comes off very perky and agreeable, but it's starting to feel like a performance to me, and i

. >> so vicky, as these restaurants and grocery stores see these shortages, are there any other waysually buying meat? >> yeah, hoda, we want to make sure people know that grocery stores still do have meat. as that may change, there are a lot of other ways to get what you need direct to consumer shipping companies like omaha stakes, chicago steaks or proud cow. you can try restaurant suppliers. they may be selling meat in much larger quantities. you may be able to team up with families or neighbors for orders and farmers. check your local farms some already online looking at ways to sell eggs directly to consumers. hoda. >> good information. thank you, vicky savannah >>> all right. overnight an alert tied to kids with the coronavirus several kids have been hospitalized with a mysterious illness. we'll talk about that with dr. john torres after this ♪ whatever your dog serestbrings home to you,. it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. today, he's be

yeah, it's looking great and of course we can't disappoint our very own vicki liviakis because she's a mom so she's going to be celebrating mother's day set to make sure this one is her big can purchase seen as well so grant, no pressure we have the best mother's day plant for her and for your mom as well let's take a live look outside in the south in san jose and we are seeing that marine layer spreading inland cooling down temperatures and visibility at near 0 at times. >>during the overnight hours but better lifting and clearing by around mid morning. but temperatures out there right now widespread 50 so noticing that cooling trend the double digit scoring in our interior valleys and overnight lows, slightly cooler than last night low 50's to upper 40's for most of the bay area and we're going to have very seasonable weather or our mother's day sunday and a dry forecast as well very cloudy start but expect some better clearing by your sunday afternoon low 60's along the coast with upper 60's along the bay and widespread upper 60's and low to mid 70's as you make your inland so make sure to

especially for the 1st half of your weekend in just a friendly reminder today is friday may or so happy may grant vicki let's take a live look outside the south bay of san jose, beautiful sunset out there right now and we did notice your clouds but we're starting to notice that marine layer making its way inland it's only going to get bigger during the overnight hours as the storm tries to sweep through the bay area this weekend current wind speeds out there right now right now 3 z but pretty gusty earlier today, 30 miles per hour or less and still a bit breezy for those of you in napa and fairfield sustained winds in that 20 mile per age but fortunately tracking calmer winds speeds this weekend storm tracker 4 overall dry ing that perfect comma she'd storm out in the pacific northwest going to make its way into bay area bringing an increase in cloud cover during the overnight hours and also the return of drizzle but we are going to notice and scattered showers trying to make its way into the north bay specifically in santa rosa by your saturday afternoon and saturday night really just bringing traces

a great yeah, so that's question by vicki. they have been talking about this surge.hese other inflammatory molecules are involved in the body's immune system, identifying foreign objects. whether that is the bacteria, virus. again, the short answer is we don't know the actual physiology but there are researchers quite literally working on this as we speak all over the world trying to get a better understanding of this novel coronavirus. we have some existing information because we have had other coronavirus is. sars is similar to this particular virus but again, this -- it isreally affecting various organs since -- systems in our body from the neurologic to the cardiac to the clotting mechanisms. there has been some skin manifestations. we think it is a direct response to the virus but it could also be as a result of an inflammatory response. we need a lot more data. i sound like a broken record player but it is the safer answer than saying something that is not true. we need a lot more data. steve: when you study the neurological impacts, what are you looking for? t

. >> vicky nguyen, thank you so much let us at 7:45 take a look at the forecast dylan dreyer in for aling hot temperatures breaking records tuesday and wednesday. 22 million people under heat alerts across california and into arizona and southern nevada. the temperatures today will be about 10 degrees above average and tomorrow is going to be 15 to almost 20 degrees above average. look at tuesday, 103 for a high in fresno, and 83 in los angeles, and we will be breaking records in that part of the country as we go throughout most of the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. here's a live look outside in san francisco. we do at least have a cool start to the day but it's going to heat up and we are going to see that heat advisory in effect for the inland areas where highs will reach into the upper 90s. up to 99 degrees in antioch today while san francisco will be in the low 80s. more of this hot weather all throughout the week. make sure you take it easy and find some air conditioning especially for a lot of those inland valleys. >>> and that's your latest forecast kristen. >> t

so it is a very different situation for him to be in. he can answer those critics by speaking for himself. vicki vicki young, many thanks. recap the events that have brought us to this point. this is what we know so far about mr cummings' movements. the uk was placed into lockdown with strict limitation on travel on march the 23rd. the last time mr cummings was seen before developing covid symptoms was on the 27th of march. 0n the 31st of march, durham police were made aware of reports that an individual travelled from london to durham. 0n the following day, the police spoke to his father on his father's request. dominic cummings returned to work in london on april 14th. but there have been reports that, in the meantime, he also travelled 30 miles for a day out with his wife at barnard castle. durham constabulary says that it can confirm it has received further information and complaints from members of the public, which it is reviewing and examining. it comes after durham's acting police, crime and victims' commissioner wrote to the force's chief constable, calling on officers to establish whether mr cummings broke the

with us at 9 o'clock, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan thorn caught up with beachgoers in pacifica he joins us now live with the. >>soed opinions of the crowds, hey dan. >>well that's right grant vicki, there was a decent amount of people here at linda mar beach today, lots of families out here looking to cool off or maybe just get out of the house for a couple of hours. but the question is was there too many people here and were they following shelter in place guidelines. clusters of people spread out along the sand of linda mar beach in pacifica the warmer weather driving in london have utters to the coast to catch some rays and in other cases ways the memorial day weekend crowds making l

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with us at 9 o'clock, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan thorn caught up with beachgoers in pacifica he joins us now live with the. >>so mixed opinions of the crowds, hey dan. >>well that's right grant vicki, there was a decent amount of people here at linda mar beach today, lots of families out here looking to cool off or maybe just get out of the house for a couple of hours. but the question is was there too many people here and were they following shelter in place guidelines. clusters of people spread out along the sand of linda mar beach in pacifica the warmer weather driving in london have utters to the coast to catch some rays and in other cases ways the memorial day weekend crowds making some locals uncomfortable, but they say they understand why people want to get out it's a little more crowded. >>maybe then i would like it to be but. i will just have to see. >>police have warned and signs remind beachgoers to not lounge know setting up chairs umbrellas blankets or tense, you're advised to keep moving. tony mendez drove his family down from oakley he says they needed the relief. >>you this covid be locked up in

so it has happened elsewhere. people know that that message, at a moment of national crisis, has to be crystal clear. vickire told to just a couple of minutes away, but we we re a couple of minutes away, but we were told that about 20 minutes ago! so we are not quite sure, but it is going to be in the garden of downing street. it is a beautiful day over there. there are journalists present, socially distanced of course, in the garden of downing street, listening to an unprecedented news conference with the chief adviser to the prime minister dominic cummings, who is going to be making a public statement and taking questions afterwards. no doubt lots of questions about the details of his trip to county durham amid all the going calls for his resignation and the claims that he broke the government‘s own lockdown guidelines. we have heard from andrew bridgen, a conservative mp, saying that he was supporting dominic cummings and that he has not been able to give his side of the story and that the public will be surprised when they hear his side and that it will be, in his words, unprecedented. so we will wait

so much, and enjoy yourfood, it looks wonderful. happy grilling! thanks for having me! today's news conference is just a few minutes away. let's speak again to our chief political correspondent, vicki rishi sunak who will give us more details of what's going to happen with the fellow scheme. this is all about retaining jobs. so, with the fellow scheme. this is all about retainingjobs. so, helping people as soon as the coronavirus closed businesses, helping people with their livelihoods, and we already know this scheme was extended until the end of october. a number of mps have written to the chancellor particular concerns about the self—employed. they are asking for more generosity to make sure that scheme can continue past the weekend. the chancellor has made it clear he does want to save as many jobs as possible but acknowledges it won't be possible to save all of them. how they have described it is they want an economy in some kind of fit state for people to go back to say they want as many thriving businesses to still be there, and they've had to help people in the meantime. of course, there is the longer term issue of how all this is paid for, and that will mean some very diff

vicki young, is at westminster. these schemes have been saving millions ofjobs and are very popular so it is tricky for rishi sunak to rishi sunak to change themlj popular so it is tricky for rishi sunak to change them. i think the chancellor might look back and think that announcing all that help with broad political backing might have been the easy bit. taking it away even gradually without causing a real spike in unemployment could well be a lot more difficult. because he has talked before about the country heading for a recession and today he talks about hardship because he cannot save everyjob. there are many who think that crunch point could be coming quite soon. look at the hospitality industry, if you have a restaurant that has not had income for months, no guaranteed opening date, no guarantee that customers will come back in the same way. there could be social distancing restrictions. even contributing a tiny part of the wages in august might not be remotely possible. of the government has been dealing with this terrible health crisis. it looks like there is an economic one coming down the track. there has

>>well so the money and standing by in our newsroom with what we're working on hale was one fun way to a adhere to social-distancing the grant vicki coming up at 11 we're going to be taking a look at a newly released report regarding that in it of research indicates that if united states have acted faster with social distancing policies. >>thousands of covid-19 deaths could have been prevented. join me for that information on the kron on app at 11. i thank you ella and make sure and download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage get a last check of the weather risa. >>either grande and nicki yeah let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge, the low cloud cover up to the house disability right now and temperatures in the 50's and 60's terrible we're all going to cool down into the low to mid 50's for overnight lows which tomorrow's daytime highs about 5 degrees above average so widespread 60's and 70's along the coast and even some low to mid 80's as you make your way inland then a big warm up starting monday through wednesday of next week back to you grant vicki. >>all right that will wrap up kron 4

so small. >>um i don't know that the change thinking vicki little own sippin scoop, california cafe in downtown brentwood where people are currently able to order out the door she too has a small storefront but is already thinking about the second part of phase 2 when dining may resume for our story i think that we're going to proceed as we are speaking out and maybe a little bit before that i want to come in and see actually because the sea ice in the first shots i spoke to today are looking forward to reopening fully once it's safe to do so. >>this myers is still here it's still in our communities hasn't gotten any less deadly are in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news new signs are in place around a lake merritt in oakland, those signs say starting today parking is banned around lake merritt on weekends and the memorial day holiday. >>violators will have to pay a $73 fine the city announced new parking limitations in order to keep people from crowding in that area as well as other city parks, then dean and food drugs are also banned in city parks and parking lots. >>the parking limit

so small. >>um i don't know that the change thinking vicki little own sippin scoop, california cafe in downtown brentwood where people are currently able to order out the door she too has a small store front but is already thinking about the second part of phase 2 when dining may resume for our story i think that we're going to proceed as we are speaking out and maybe allow us to the point that i want to come in and see. >>actually is the sea ice in the first shots i spoke to today are looking forward to reopening fully once it's safe to do so i think the i 2 we have as a positive attitude. except the situation and doctor. that's that's what we're trying to in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>oakland mayor libby shaft joined us earlier today, she said her city's early actions to prevent the spread of covid-19 were instrumental in saving lives and she added residents need to continue doing their part putting people first. >>early caution has saved thousands of lives so we have to have continued vigilance because we will save more. but we do expect some potential announcements in th

be how long did not only that but extended grant vicki because we're back in a drought and also tracking warm summer like temperatures 10 days from now so not to say that we want to see and no rain in sight. not even this weekend back to you. >>all right, thanks sheila braces from sin city to silence some people are calling las vegas ground 0 for the u.s. economic crisis, yeah looks like a ghost town as cnn's kyung lah reports first time the city is facing a crushing struggle because of the pandemic. >>las vegas as we've never seen. or heard before the entire vegas strip shut down 100% of casino doors, closed tourists gone. in the news like a ghost town and they really sad. >>it's why alicia garcia and so many other laid-off casino workers are in this line miles of cars, hundreds of families wait outside the boulder station casino. they're not here for work. for free food from the food bank. >>and never see myself to the s p farm you never see myself to this report. what can you do that. >>a cancer survivor marcella mary weather had a great union job at the mgm casino just weeks ago. i said before that. >>i'm not gonna go for that becau

so small. >>um i don't know that the change thinking vicki little own sippin scoop, california cafe in downtown brentwood where people are currently able to order out the door she too has a small storefront but is already thinking about the second part of phase 2 when dining may resume for our story i think that we're going to proceed as we are speaking out and maybe allow us to the point that i want to come in and see actually physically see ice in this shop say spoke to today are looking forward to reopening fully once it's safe to do so. >>this myers is still here it's still in our communities hasn't gotten any less dead leader in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news new signs are in place around lake merritt in oakland they say starting today parking is banned around the lake on weekends and the memorial day holiday. >>violators will have to pay a $73 fine the city announced new parking limitations to keep people from crowding into the areas once in 2 city parks, then ding and food trucks are also banned in city parks and parking lots, the parking limitations will remain in effect un

see voted vicki is director of the max planck institute for the study of ethnic and religious diversity see if this is even been going on in the german city of goettingen way you'll base. afraid so there's all sorts of prejudices that appear in every day circumstances one incident we heard about with some chinese student being thrown off a public bus. which is the nicest i mean you've got to get what you're going to get back home i mean you don't feel that welcome to you but this is something that we hear time and again throughout history epidemics and xenophobia. fortunately xenophobia is the word means on is this fear of foreigners a fear that they somehow threaten society into the threat might be in terms of people think a threat to the economy and jobs of threat to national security in terms of crime and terrorism of threat to. national culture that it's somehow in this case as you're saying through history we've seen people thinking that foreigners represent a threat to public health what what's what's what is that because i mean what's the advantage of discriminating like that what's the actual benefit of throwing an asian kid off a bus. well i would say overall there is n

vicki young, is at westminster. it isa it is a tricky problem for the chancellor, changing a scheme that has been so successful in securingso successful in securing the jobs of millions of people. of course, and announcing their help in the first place is in some ways the easy pa rt the first place is in some ways the easy part as everyone is going to be on your site, but the sheer scale of this, the government paying the salaries of millions of workers and to extend it for eight months until october, a real sign of how hard the road ahead on the road to recovery is going to be, and in many ways the chancellor not shying away from that, talking about the recession and the fact he will not be able to save every singlejob. and the fact he will not be able to save every single job. labour broadly on side but will concern you are taking away some of that support before allowing things like pubs and restau ra nts a nd cafe before allowing things like pubs and restaurants and cafe is to reopen, so even making a small contribution to people's salaries could be a big problem. overall this has been a dose of painkillers to get peo

all of these things have to be prepared for so the prime minister will be giving notice to lots of people about what is to come later. vicki much. just to remind you we will be bringing you boris johnson's statement at 7pm uk time. 6pm abroad. a special programme with huw edwards. you can get that on the bbc news channel, bbc world and bbc one with plenty of analysis following that on the news channel. well, let's take a look at some of the other developments around the world. daily death tolls are continuing to drop in some nations, including spain, but there's concern that easing lockdown restrictions could lead to a "second wave" of infections. france has recorded its lowest daily number of coronavirus deaths for more than a month, with 80 deaths over the past 2a hours. the authorities are preparing to relax restrictions from monday. but the picture is worsening in russia, which has recorded a rise of 11,000 new cases in the past 2a hours. over 200,000 people there are confirmed to have the virus. in germany, the rate of coronavirus infection in germany has accelerated, days after chancellor merkel announced a further e

worried about the spot then happening again so i think it's a cozy with a very important no confidence because john's will be great say prove jason to vicky pryce from london thank you very much indeed for for joining us on the show you. well in the aftermath of this extraordinary economic crisis which has followed the global pandemic or new economic thinking a mess of as countries come to terms with the fool economic ramifications of covert 19 a time to jobs care of a leading economic thinker and scotland a former s.n.p. member of parliament just kind of an joins me from edinburgh now the bigger economy is all economies of we'll go to the big guns in order to confront the economic consequences of a lot though the enemy is unprecedented positions of our and in just world recession and just as a deliberate act of policy isn't this exactly the the moment where central banks are justified in a substantial purposes quantity of easing printing money isn't this the exactly the situation where the unprecedented action is justified i think you're right miss me was how quickly i mean as a matter of microseconds the core of the big central banks we

escape they see because it was a scorcher of a day to day vicki and catherine temperatures out there right now pouring down into the 60's 70's soally most of our interior valleys getting relief from the heat at or near triple digits, but the 2 outliers out there right now antioch in half moon bay 81 degrees and and justice still warm their bay 55 degrees so 25 degree difference right now with those 2 cities but 20 part temperature changes still tracking a warm air mass even for most of our interior valleys in the north bay and east bay but a beautiful shot of the san francisco skyline but tomorrow it's going to be the peak of this year and especially for interior valleys, we have a heat advisory for most of our inland locations and for solano county an excessive heat warning because triple digit heat. it's certainly expected. so widespread 50's and 60's tonight, very little overnight relief for inland locations but taking a look ahead at the 7 day outlook cooling down by friday for most bay area cities. >>the bruces sounds good. thank you very much, everybody stay cool and that wraps up kron 4 news that mps going to be a warm w

tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis said today state leaders made changes to the stay at home order by expanding phase 2 so that more businesses can begin reopening. >>and while 6 bay area counties remain in phase. one there are some parts of the state that are allowed to move forward kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>state leaders announced indoor and outdoor malls can reopen for curbside pickup and office work can resume under new guidelines released tuesday washes and pet grooming facilities can also reopen the governor says a healthy workforce is key is california gradually restart its economy. i think there's a deep desire for people to come back to work not everybody is going to come back right away, but some counties are prepared to come back at a faster pace than the state health officials announced tuesday view and el dorado counties are the first to approve to go further in the california space too. both counties met testing and contact tracing criteria set by the state. >>along with mandates requiring no deaths and no more than one confirmed covid-19 cases per 10,000

vicki unfortunately our storm track. >>keeps the rain well to the north and well to the east of us so we're just going to be wrapped around all this moisture but we're going to remain dry. yet again so ending our wet season on a warm and dry know as we wrap up this very dismal wet season. we got about half percent of the rain that we should be getting but one thing that we are noticing though very pleasant temperatures today and for tomorrow as well and here's a live look outside and we take a look at the castro cameras city hall lit up in red white and blue. on our first responders this evening because of this coronavirus pandemic so thank you so much for all you do absolutely beautiful tribute out there right now with the downtown san francisco lit up in red white and blue and current wind speeds out there right now noticeably, calmer light and breezy compared to those gusts of 35 miles per hour parts of san francisco specifically the downtown area even throughout the east and south notice some pretty gusty wind speeds as well temperature wise 50's and 60's is starting to notice that cool down expect some areas cooler o

discussing with vicky pryce the former head of the government economic service and united kingdom about the efficacy of the financial policies being pursued by governments right in the world will do so for the v. shaped recovery or are we more set. for a long recession. record price. for the bills have to be settled some point after the crisis is over the policy makers wrote the world will be looking for different means of of raising taxation is to close some of the substantial 1st call gobs of the early opportunities in terms of the economics effect of the crisis for example we knew them 1st and carbon taxes given the substantial fall in the resource price that may offer themselves us more attractive policy options are normal for economic viewpoint it's a carbon tax that we need is not just because of the cause and now there's all sorts of behaviors that many kids much more likely that will get to a solution that will lose less force and you know you then move into the area carbon capture and storage to alternative fuels you can get out of boston piers that can be used to not i'm certain way by no means the entity who owns just on gas presence this is huge it was to say to construc

so in a highly—unusual step the prime minister's senior adviser, dominic cummings, is going to make a public statement this afternoon. 0ur chief political correspondent vickit. what are we expecting him to say? we don't know how he's going to do this, we know it is a public statement and he will also take questions. it is a real acknowledgement that things have not been handled well, but what the prime minister did yesterday, coming out and defending his adviser might have made things worse. a lot of conservative mps are concerned that people are questioning the judgment of the prime minister by clinging on to his adviser. i think the anger from conservative mps, some of them going public, because they in turn, are hearing the anger from their constituents. even if dominic cummings didn't break the law, he undermined the government's message, he didn't behave in the same way as millions of other people have done. this feels like a last and potentially very risky and dramatic way of trying to save dominic cummings' job. vicki young, thank you very much. as we've heard, durham's acting police, crime and victims‘ commissioner, has written to the force's chief

so that creates a cloud of mystery around these advisers. sorry, madeline, just picking up on that point, what are my colleagues earlier in the day, vicki youngrence said most of the time the british people had actually heard him speak. and we got to see him sitting down for an hour, hour and got to see him sitting down for an hour, hourand a half, we got to see him sitting down for an hour, hour and a half, we were told one thing about how he might be, and then he came across in a certain way, i'm not giving away any of this. jack blanchard, is that the dominic cummings you know? you don't know? you know, i know people who know? you know, i know people who know him very well, and they say that he is absolutely often a very considered, polite, mild—mannered person. although, he's not always like that, he's clearly very intelligent. you know, people who work with them have does make very views of him. some of them really, really like him and some really, really like him and some really, really don't. that's fair to say. but what you saw and what was smart from downing street today as opposed to what's been a pretty big communications disaster

to the so shoe a few weeks ago governments around the world were just starting to announce of a map economic packages to deal with the economic impact of lockdown in today's show we asked vicky pryce the former head of the government economic service in the u.k. which countries may have jobs that right is a rapid recovery possible or are we certainly never to blame for about a prolonged economic recession and we are sleeping in scottish economic commentators jobs cut of and what you thinking might a mess from this crisis but 1st it does mean a glass school with your tweet should e-mails and your messages thank you alex 1st of all in response to our extended interview this to heidi burns a former chief medical officer for scotland mike says this is a fascinating interview long in-depth and totally vetting absolute and i really really hope people in particular on board and take action tracy says this is the best interview i've listened to and makes a lot more sense than what we have to listen to on the news with the politicians seem to tell us very little and almost says wish she was still r.c.m. or heidi then in this points to a sure last week on media on the pandemic award w

so. >>a bit of optimism there thank you for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis p even with that optimism from the governor some people here in the bay area. >>are starting to get pretty restless indeed, hundreds of people took to the streets to protest the ongoing lockdown as for relief from rent and mortgage payments, they rally here outside san francisco city hall today. despite evidence that physical distancing is working in that more than 1900 people have died in california from covid-19 protesters say they want the state to reopen now more than 100 vehicles also circled city hall protesting that city and state officials relieve rent and mortgage payments. now. >>30 million people are unemployed. many of these people are not going to be able to make their rent or their mortgage payments are here today in order to him and that people be given relief. when they're otherwise going to be put into the streets. >>it's tough spots there are already. it there already is a moratorium i should say on the fictions if you are unable to pay rent or mortgage beca

so the stay—at—home message has to be slightly moved away, because people will have to start for thinking differently and they want people to prepare for that. vickiur health correspondent catherine burns. you've been speaking to an intensive ca re you've been speaking to an intensive care doctor? yes, i wanted to know how this is going down on the ground. this consultant was just about to start their night shift. they said they think this is all slightly airy fairy, but at the same time they realise that they know the economies to get going. but this isn't specific enough and we need some clarity. it was interesting, they said that they feel over the last six weeks, they've dodged a bullet because lockdown worked to some extent... and the nightingale hospital didn't have to be used. and that sort of thing. they said they got away better than they expected the last six weeks, and that's because other patients have stayed away. in the last week they've seen an increase in people coming in with heart attacks and strokes. they stayed these people are presenting later than they would have, so they are more ill if they would have gotten there earlier.

it will be dry out completely on tuesday, so nice to see some much needed rain making its way back into the bay area after tomorrow. thank you grant vicki alright san francisco company is helping hundreds of thousands of families. >>across the state including here in the bay area with a valuable tool in the coronavirus fight our first jonathan mccall explains what they were given today. >>it was back to school tuesday for students in pittsburgh. for the first time in months they return to campus but only to pick up the items left behind in their classrooms. but they do drive away with more than just pens and paper 2000 families also took home digital thermometers. district officials say the small devices will provide a big boost for families in the coronavirus fight these are really amazing thermometers they provide helpful tips. >>for our families and there's an app can next to the phone. >>to provide tons of information back to the families of these 2000 thermometers are just a fraction of the 400,000 being donated to school districts across the golden state. >>for free. all courtesy of san francisco based in to help the thermometer i

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slowly, but surely grandin vicki we're going to be on cruise control for most of tomorrow but then some changes this weekend with the return of rain and pop-up thunderstorms. so let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge or what we can make of it visibility pretty or out there right now at or near 0 along the bay area coastline and into 2 miles visibility right now in downtown san francisco near golden gate bridge. so don't forget to turn on your low beams or your blurs day night as i like to call every thursday night during his lockdown visibility will be buried or tomorrow morning as well as we noticed some stubborn but better clearing by around your friday afternoon. so let's take a look at temperatures right now quite the spread 50's along the coast. 80's as you make your way inland so 5060 70's and 80's outside right now cooler along the coast but more in our interior valleys and overnight lows tonight will cool down so enjoy the pleasant 50's for most of our inland areas you are officially out of that heat advisory in tomorrow's daytime highs near average along the cote 67 degrees happening bay also in the mid 60's, but we are going to notice som

>>hey there granted, vicki and grand just to help you sleep tonight just f y within the last 24 hours now and i'm has gotten an inch of rain though, so we did notice anywhere from an inch to an inch and a half of rain where most of the highest peaks in the north and let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast as we're drying out there right now at lea for the time being but i am keeping an eye on those scattered showers right off the coast and here's a live look outside along golden gate bridge dry for the most part storm clouds know what may get bigger tonight. >>and tomorrow's daytime highs we'll be a little bit cooler because of the storm system overnight past that is going to be behind a cooler air mass of downtown san francisco cooling down to 63 degrees ad is happening big mid 60's from brisbane to burlingame wind speeds breezy around 20 miles per hour or less in detail, 66 degrees and also it is 4 degrees or your microclimate monday forecast and widespread low to mid 60's right along the south bay. sandra. they spend agrees and 66 for those of you in livermore so we're going to be about 5 to 8 degrees below average for most of o

at this opens your eyes so police are trying to get the protesters off but not succeeding at least not right now and unlawful assembly as a result has been declared again vickie'sention multiple officers were injured. >>near 7th and broadway as things were thrown at them. they're asking people to leave that area and the freeway and the unlawful assembly has now been declared and that could up the ante in terms of what the police do to gain control of that situation and despite all the cries peaceful assembly. >>that doesn't appear to be happening tonight, you the gist of motions are raw and these feelings are being expressed on the streets from coast to coast in fact, let's going take a alive picture now from washington d c where protests have been going on all day and apparently into the night there in washington as they are some 3 hours ahead of us. >>yeah that kids wanted to i was thinking in oakland there without a permanent police chief after ann kirkpatrick was fired. they have an interim chief but certainly not a model of stability in that city is where now looking live in washington d c and the secret service says bin fervently trying to protect the whi

so small. >>um i don't know that each thinking vicki little own sippin scoop, california cafe in downtown brentwood too has a small storefront but is already thinking about the second part of phase 2 when dining may resume for our story i think that we're going to proceed as we are sitting now and maybe allow us to the point that i want to come in and see actually because the sea ice in for us in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and we're tracking coronavirus cases in the bay area this morning. there are more than 10,000 confirmed cases along with 389 people who have died from the virus and take a look at your screen here are the latest numbers broken down by county. >>santa clara county continues to have the most cases at over 2400 and 135 deaths boats alameda and san francisco counties have more than 2000 cases. we have a complete breakdown of cases and deaths by county on our website. so if you want to check it out just go to kron 4 dot com. more than 100 of the cases in the north bay are tied to a nursing facility, a 127 people have been infected and 11 others have died at the win

open so people can get out and get some exercise and green car 40 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with a look ahead at the holiday fast approaching hind the precept. >>either grant vicki, staying warm temperatures today but some relief for most of our interior valleys for your friday afternoon and then a gradual warming trend for all bay area city starting saturday of this weekend's let's take a live look outside and we see city hall like we just mentioned lit up in green to shed a spotlight on parkinson's disease this evening. and we are noticing stormtracker 4 overall dry and clear conditions in fact pretty calm out there right now, but a little bit breezy in downtown san francisco sustained wind at 23 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 25 miles per hour or less but calmer conditions for everyone else in the bay area temperatures out there right now widespread 50's along the bay area shoreline but still in the 60's as you make your way inland and conquered in the low 70's are tracking a 25 degree difference between half moon bay and conquered out there right now this evening. so unique microclimate forecast along the bay area coastline on a count of no return of

so i encourage businesses to look at that as a resource. it's free. they don't have to pay for it because ultimately this cost does come back to the businesses, steph. >> vicki you. >>> that report from kroger is great. and those big businesses who have been able to stay open during these past few months and thrive and hire more people have to help the rest of those businesses out there because those bodegas, those mom and pops haven't been open and they won't have the money to reconfigure. we have got to solve for that if we want to keep main street usa. we'll leave it there. >>> coming up -- you know i'm near atlantic city, new jersey, on the boardwalk. a town that is struggling during this standstill. the mayor joins me on the fate of his city if tourists can't come back this summer. every financial plan needs a cfp® professional -- confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. ♪ >>> i'm ready to go back. i need to go back. i

vicki and yet we're noticing better clearing out there, but dense low clouds and fog making its way along the immediate coastline in san francisco live look outside and the beautiful san francisco skyline so that high cloud cover not in the picture just yet some are continuing with his drying trend at least for tonight. temperatures out there right now in the mid to upper 50's for most of the bay area and stormtracker 4 overall tracking a very dry and calm outlook but gotten some pretty impressive rain totals in the last 24 hours now just to put it in perspective the end of our wet season is the end of april so all this moisture that we're getting for the month of may is certainly a bonus, especially we see rain totals like napa and santa rosa was about half an inch of rain or less a higher amounts in our highest peaks and grant i haven't forgotten about you now i'm in i'm actually got less than a quarter of an inch of rain i know that's your favorite mountain. so just wanted tell you that future cast for those showing dry weather but we are going to see the return of scattered showers during the afternoon hours and even arriving as early as wednesday morning for parts of the coastal area

us questions about what is safe and what is not, so we've decided we're going to bring in our experts, tackle them for you we have dr. john torres, vicky facebook. >> with some parts of the country starting to reopen, is it safe to go to doctors >> yeah. is it safe to go to doctors? can i add one stat to that, dr. john the academy of american pediatrics say 80% of people are skipping routine appointments, which would also in some cases include vaccines. >> hoda, that's a big concern for them, because these children might be missing vaccines for diseases we know are preventible and can cause a lot of issues, whooping cough and measles, two outbreak overall in most areas the outbreak calmed down, it is safe to go back and see your doctors. you want to ask a few questions before you go in there number one when we talk to the doctor you want to say, do you have enough ppe for you, your staff and those that come in what's the procedure for appointment arrivals do people wait in their car until they are called, back in the clinic room right away are they socially distanced enough you don't have to worry about it are appointments staggered th