disney -- walt -- okay, walt. walt disney was very informal. we can't arrest and jail the whole country! if we're going to just rely on fear and intimidation, it's not going to work. we can't jail every last person in the country. we have to get people to want to pay their taxes. and that's going to be tough. nobody likes paying taxes. and walt disney's nodding. and they say, okay, now, walt, this is what we want you to do. we want you to come up with a character, called mr. taxpayer. and we want that character, mr. taxpayer, to talk about -- and walt said, no, no, no, no, i'm not creating a new character. "you're not?" no, because we've already got the perfect character for you. donald duck. >> donald duck? donald? >> listen, folks. and he said, the disney studio's just like any other studio -- we're giving you one of our star actors right now. just treat it that way. they said, okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes, then anybody can. and remember, in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animati

government contracted walt disney studios to create 32 short films. disney contributed to hundreds of training and informational films for service branchs and the office of war information. next on reel america, from 1943, education for death, the making of the nazi, based on a book with the same title, this cartoon lampoons the hitler youth. ♪ ♪ >> what makes a nazi? how does he get that way? well, let's look into the process. to begin with, nazi control over german child starts as soon as it's born. a young german couple has come to register the birth of their son. [ speaking german ] >> those documents are birth certificates, all the way back to their great grandparents. proving, of course, that they are pure aryan. the mother wants to call her son hans. >> here is the verboten list. hans seems to be okay for the time being. this is their hereditary passport, with space for four future children. a subtle hint, germany needs soldiers. as a reward, they get a copy of germany's best seller. now let's see what happens to one of hitler's children. kinde

. >> security guards raise the american flag and a solemn ceremony in walt disney world florida. the guard saluting the flag as it flies high. >> walt disney world's president writing our looks very different today, one thing endures, the american flag still flies over walt disney world, disney announcing it is donating thousands of facemasks to hospitals as part the closed. >> more inspiring stories like this you can visit foxnews.com, we have a ton of them. if you have any send them to us. >> 10 minutes after the hour, pregnant during a pandemic. what are the risks? can mothers pass this virus on to their children? doctor manny alvarez is live to answer questions from expecting moms. >> just what do we do? >> the reporter who just found out the hard way what it is really like working from home, coming back. >> as the pandemic disrupt daily life for all americans pregnant women face doing societies and restrictions on the deliveries as hospitals crackdown on visitors and new cases of illness boards are making headlines. >> there's slim to know data on our covid-19 impact expecti

and he comes from walt disney cartoon of the '30s called "the tortoise and the heare." when the battalion adopted him as their mascot, walt disney studios modified him for that purpose, added the tank crew helmet, the goggles, and the boxing gloves, and he was the battalion's mascot throughout the war. and there's ample photographic evidence that shows toby prominently displayed on the battalion's tanks during the war. so that would have been on the tanks. the field phones, what we're kind of representing here is a tank in an assembly area or what might be called a logger, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service our weapons, service the tank. it would generally be a lull in the action and it was common to wire the tanks one to the other so they can communicate over a secure means, which was the field phones, as opposed to the radio. they would typically have these linked tank-to-tank. one of the things that's also here at the army heritage and education center, they've got an amazing repository of combat after-action reviews and government data and empiri

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. >>> walt disney world in orlando will furlough 43,000 workers because of the shutdown.ill continue paying health insurance and other benefits about 200 employees remain on the job. >>> pope proposes universal basic income said it would achieve the ideal of no worker without rights. >>> and you may start seeing a shortage of pork in the united states smithfield, the country's largest processed pork supplier is halting operations after several employees tested positive for covid-19, closing down plant >>> burning man is going virtual. it was canceled first time in its 42-year history. now organizers are building a virtual black rock city online >>> dire warnings from global health officials about just how long coronavirus could threaten our lives. there is hope, social distancing may be helping reduce cases in some hot spots we begin in los angeles. >> reporter: good morning, cori, across the country there are signs that social distancing is working but amidst the newfound hope, warning it may not be over soon deadly virus may breo stay >> we think it mays the human ra lo

70 mil empleados, y incluyendo a quienes representaban a mickey y otros personajes celebres de walt disneya agradece a los hÉroes mÉdicos con este bello dibujo, hecho con tiza. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ locutor: hay acciones cotidianas para ayudar a prevenir la propagación de enfermedades respiratorias. lávese las manos. evite el contacto cercano con las personas enfermas. evite tocarse los ojos, la nariz y la boca. quédese en casa cuando esté enfermo. cúbrase al toser o estornudar. limpie y desinfecte de manera frecuente los objetos que toca. para obtener más información, visite cdc.gov/covid19. este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. >> vamos a presentarle a esta joven de long island que hace obras de arte con tizas y tardÓ un mes en ponerle color al pavimento y lo cubriÓ con un bello gracias, eso es lo que representa este dibujo, un agradecimiento al personal mÉdico que combate la pandemia, aquÍ nos unimos a su mensaje, asÍ vamos, un dia a la vez, siga con titulares mas,en myrka presentando esta ediciÓn de al rojo vivo myrka >>> gracias a todos ustede

they're actually service awards given to us by the walt disney company, which owns abc7 when employeesne anniversaries. here is a look at some of them. simba is if you worked for disney for 20 years. jimeny cricket for 30. pinocchio for 35. donald duck at 40. walt disney and mick ey mouse a 45 years. all these belong to our colleague david louie. he has been with abc for 48 years and counting. the company began handing out the awards in 1965. david needs -- he needs more shelf space because he's got so many awards. not to even talk about all of his mihm. >> he is fantastic. i think by the way when he gets to 50 in a couple of years, 50 years with the company, they give him keys to the castle at disneyland. they better. >> ooh. >> i like that idea. >> i love that. >> the surprise thing for me is i didn't know you could start working at age 2. that's clearly what david did. >> he was a prodigy. >> this one over my shoulder is for 25 years of service. it's been suggested that my coworkers should all get these for 25 years of dealing with me. see if managers will spring for that. i don't k

shut down the entire country, 43,000 employees at walt disney world laid off today bececause f this? >> [speaking french] >> the emergency room is basically empty. clearly, there is no covid-19 epidemic whatsoever. >> a lot of these videos have film yourag hospital. this former candidate for congress called on her followers to share the false claim, just like others who say that covid-19 is a lie. but they only filmed the entrance hall and reception of emergency department. as soon as you are inside where the patients are being treated, it's a a different ststory. this is what it is like in the er of a new york hospital. toi'm about ready to walk in see what the situation is like. things are crazy right now. all you hear is oxygen. >> the videos of empty corridors are because hospitals have had to reorganize everything to respond to the outbreak. non-urgent surgeries haven't canceled and no visitorsrs are allowed. all l of the actioion is in the intensive care unit. these kikinds of videos online n make people believe that the pandememic isn't serious. people have been fooled by thes

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walt disney company owns pixar and abc 7. >> i saw it.wo thumbs up. >>> still ahead, the cheers for the bay area native and navy captain after he was >>> coming up tonight at 6:00 -- >> how zmoug. >> good, how are you? >> what we're experiencing to day is result of what we did two weeks ago. >> we're going to take you to a nearby county within a -- with a single coronavirus case. it is a community working together. they don't have one single case. also, with crime way down, companies specializing in crime scene cleanup are still keeping busy. the jobs though a little different now. that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> all right. remarkable scene aboard a usair craft carrier today. ♪ >> we love you, cap. that is the crew of the uss roosevelt as left the ship in guam. he is from santa rosa. >> the navy relieved him command yesterday for what it called a loss of confidence and poor judgement. after a memo he sent to navy leadership was leaked to the "san francisco chronicle" earlier this week. >> in the memo, he used blunt language

battalion on the side was actually the mascot during the second world war and he comes from the walt disney cartoon, the tortoise and the hare. he was modified, they put the tank crew helmet, the goggles, the boxing gloves. he was the italians mascot throughout the war. there is ample evidence that shows toby displayed on italian tanks throughout the war. what we're representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. it was common to wire the tanks to each other so they could communicate over the field phones, as opposed to the radio. one of the things at the army education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. not only the american vehicles but the british vehicles. one of the best repositories is right here. they have a great cast of archivists. with the individual soldier, the also offer the capacity for individuals to research their ancestor's combat history. yo

>>and walt disney ceo bob iger we are blessed to have e kind ofhuman resources. >>that on a nation state. i could be afforded and we have task 0 of them. to work through each and every sector of our onomy to put together tangible actionable ideas for shortterm medium and long-term economic recovery neome appointed billionaire and former democratic presidential candidate tom stier to lead the group resource starved communities. >>have been hit the rdest by this and are suffering the most and disproportionately. and thatany equitable recovery plan. it's going to have put those communities. front and center. >>with so ny members governor newsom says the task force will be split up into subcategors he says meetings will begin soon. in sacramento, ashley zavala kr 4 news. >>ch more ahead here on kron nearly claimed the life of one the virus. and now he's eat sharing his story of rvival. plus an east bay program meant to help residentspractice, social distancing. they have created some dangerous road conditions now one city council member is preparing legal action. and

employees of general electric and dreams will not come true were the thousands of employees of walt disney who are expecting a furlough in florida however the government says it will protect those who are losing their jobs millions of americans sacrificed their jobs in order to battle the virus and save the lives of our fellow citizens where have a solemn duty to ensure these are employed americans regain their jobs and their livelihoods the major corporations are tapping into government relief money intended to help small businesses meanwhile the 4 biggest banks in america have been hit by. lawsuit saying that they're giving unfair priority to big corporations and not providing loans to the small businesses that desperately need help the issue with with big chains getting funding that was was message to as big or small business out even understand what that means a company that's. tens of millions or hundreds of millions a year in revenue. is going to be 1st in line with a big bank when it comes time to apply for one of these things and if you're a little guy you know chances are you're g

this is the first large wave of temporary layoffs since walt disney world closed in the middle of march. they made the agreement after coming to an agreement with several workers unions. all workers furloughed will still have access to health and education good. second harvest of silicon valley knew the shelter in place would mean more people in need of help. so with the help of cisco's real estate team, it was able to secure a 40,000 square foot warehouse. >> with eight loading docks and plenty of room for storage. we're using it to process more bulk food and pre-box our groceries so our distribution centers are safer. now we need your help to fill this warehouse. thank you if you've already donated. and please consider donating today. >> with the warehouse, second harvest hopes to keep up with everyone's needs. again, you can donate to second harvest on their website. >>> they're on the front lines and tonight we want to honor and thank all the essential workers who are there for us every day. that includes these oakland unified staff and volunteers. they're working to make sure stude

capitalist hours they are give god the created in terms of cultural power and i think she's like 2nd to walt disney this is jen i've been robbed from radiolab more perfect for the last 2 years i've been following dolly parton around the world. trying to figure out who she is he'd be surprised to know that's why we're here we're trying to find a new bridge you never groove find everything you know i'm a mystery to most sand trying to answer the seemingly simple question what is dolly parton's america. when i. listen to dolly parton's america on apple podcasts. 2 years but dolly i know a lot of people in our community might be a little jealous and that's because our community includes many fans and so we want to hear from you at home join us on twitter are in our live chat and i'll bring your comments and as best i can into our discussion and welcome everyone to this stream it is so good to have you all here we're joined now from new york by jad abumrad creator of radio lab more perfect and host of dolly parton's america from the studios and audio she is also a producer and reporter for radio lab and

cummings and walt disney, that i have to fact check but it was the biggest antiwar group in the country and lindbergh was touring the nation giving speeches saying we have to stay out of this war, if we do it will be the biggest catastrophe in the history of the nation which in a way it was but what i find most interesting, there is a picture of lindbergh testifying before congress in a room more crowded than this in which he said we need to stay out of this war because we can't win. specifically he was addressing the terminal anu bradford -- the german look to offer. he said he had seen it firsthand so once the war starts after pearl harbor, moving through lindbergh's papers, how he came to join henry ford, they joined together to create the bombers on this book. >> one of the interesting facets leading up to the war was how the nazi's were admired by people in this book, henry ford and lindbergh were honored, can you fill us in on where they were and what was known about the anti-semitism? >> it is because this is such sensitive material to me. i don't think there is any arguing that

walt disney chairman and c.e.o. francine: what advice would you give or take from politicians?> i seek advice from politicians when it comes to regulation in various countries around the world, get advice about government relations and the knowledge they may have about government officials, but in countries we're doing business, but most politicians you deal with have never been in business. so seeking business advice from politicians is something i don't normally do. i respect their opinion on things. they help us enter markets, but it is pretty limited to hat. >> policy is complicated. collaboration is necessary. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. a lot of policies are supposed to lift up the people of the country and they drag them down, i can give you a million examples. really good politicians should figure out the policy, figure out what can be achieved, and get it done, as opposed with going with the wind and thinking oversimplistic things will actually work. countries around the world are doing great for people and some are doing terrible. the terrible is a

at walt disney world in florida is planning to stop paying wages to about $43000.00 workers because of the pandemic the temporary layoffs are set to begin april 19th and are part of an agreement between disney world and the world and sorry disney world and the service trades council union all employees are expected to be called back to their jobs they say they will keep their benefits as well for up to a. look at oil now because the world's largest producers have agreed to the biggest production cut in history the models plummeted in this coronavirus crisis and saudi arabia russia and several other nations are to reduce their production by nearly 10000000 barrels a day this report from charlotte bellus. opec a cool abandoned in vienna institute the group and its allies meet virtually remotely agree to cut global oil production by the largest amount in history 10000000 barrels a day that's about a 10 percent reduction. oil producing nations agreed to the cut last week mexico wouldn't sign refusing to drop its output president trump weighed in the united states discussions with mexico ci

walt disney world in the state of florida is planning to stop paying wages to about $43000.00 workers because of the pandemic the temporary layoffs are set to begin april 19 and are part of an agreement between disney world and the service trades council union all employees are expected to be called back to their jobs eventually and will keep their benefits for up to a year. let's talk about oil because the pandemic an international lockdowns of had severe impacts on the global economy which reduces the need for oil with live virtually growing to hold the u.s. energy information administration says demand for petrol by american drivers is the lowest in decades the norwegian based energy research center center right study energy full costs the change in demand from april last year to now could be as much as 27000000 barrels a day at the price of crude it's fallen from more than $67.00 a barrel in december when the virus was 1st detected to just over 21 dollars this month let's hear from jeff colgan now a professor of political science at brown university and author of the book petro ag

he comes from a walt disney cartoon of the 30s from the or the tort tis and the hare. he was the battalion's mascot throughout the war. there's ample photographic evidence that shows toby on the tanks throughout the war. that would have been on the tanks. the field phones. what we're kind of representing here is a tank in an assembly area or what might be called a logger. where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service our weapons, the tank. it would generally be a lull in the action and it was common to wire the tanks one to the other so they can communicate over secure means, which was the field phones as opposed to over the radios, so they would typically have these linked tank to tank. one of the things at the army heritage and education center, they have a repository of combat after action reviews, and data that references the engagement of the tanks. there's a wealth of information published by a host of different authors about not only, of course, the american vehicles but also the german vehicles, british vehicles, et cetera, so there's really a wealth o

it does not matter whether it is walt disney or macy's, and all are looking to find more ways of dealingrrent debt loads, paying their people, trying to keep people on, and it is going to result in a lot of disruption and unemployment come as you see. fortunately, it is going to be temporary because the government has stepped in in a really huge with roughly out $2 trillion of stimulus going to people. so if they are unemployed, they can have higher incomes than they ever would have expected in an unemployed situation. loans going out to companies, encouraging them to hire people and forgiving those loans. for smaller companies if they do. also done ant has remarkable job with the federal reserve, where they are providing liquidity and they are going to multiply that to $2 trillion with more loans. stimulus will be more after this. i anticipate another $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion. what this is expected to do is to bridge this guy and economy in the united states, the largest in the world, to get to the point where we can all go back to work physically. companies areall under some strain

disney announced it will furlough 43,000 walt disney employees starting april 19th. one of the largest pork processing plants now closed until further notice. this after 238 employees at smithfield foods in south dakota tested positive for coronavirus. that number of infected accounts for more than half of the state's total. when it comes to re-opening in new york, governor cuomo says that he knows people want to get back to their normal, he knows they want to get back to work, but he says when it comes back to new york state, it's not going to be simply like flicking a switch, he says when it does happen, it will not be an instant return to normal. don? >> jason carroll, thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in dr. michael ocerom. he's the author of the book "deadliest enemy, our war against killer germs." thank you so much. thank you for joining us. the debate over opening the country back up is obviously necessary. we have an urgent ongoing public health crisis. where are we with the number of deaths and the flattening of the curve? >> first of all, we have to un

desantis will roll out his plan to reopen the state as officials announced guidelines to reopen walt disneyd. that resort has been closed since mid-march. phil keating is live. >> baby steps. that's how florida and its counties are slowly starting to reopen society and the economy. let's start off in orlando, orange county and disney world. we are planning on how we are going to reopen on how that day comes, the parts will be limited to 50% capacity, all cast members will have to wear face masks and get their temperature taken every day and those in their those infamously long lines will be have to fate spaced be spaced out. palm beach county is opened up in a measured way, and it was certainly delightful news for all the people that missed the water and love to go boating, especially charter boat captains who saw all their revenue dry up for nearly two months. boats are allowed back in the water but when they are on the water they must keep a distance of 50 feet from any other boat. no flotilla's and no anchoring on the sandbar is where people would congregate. as the economy has shut down

>> when i was a kid, davy crockett, walt disney show came out.at, the alamo is something different, it's not just a battle, it's a myth, but it's a good myth. it's about brave people making sacrifice for something they felt was important. >> two great commanders, jim buie and william travis. what were they like? >> travis was that young man, h was headstrong and he was courageous. really was a slave trader, but he also was a charismatic leader . >> he was with his own right of his brother, regrading the buie night in louisiana. he was known as crocodile alameda, a tough kind of character out of the value. they decided to dig in their heels and its freedom or death. we are going to make our stand here. it was the second american revolution in their mind. >> show us what they were up against. we brought the overhead shots o what it looks like today. >> the first thing is to think about we see the chapel and we think that's the alamo, actuall the alamo was a pretty big place . if you start with where the chapel is here, the actual alam went much fur

some of those stocks they have a fresh buy, fresh money buy list that includes names like amazon, walt disney, humana, johnson and johnson, mastercard. microsoft, procter & gamble. thoeds a those are all part of that list. what factors are you looking at? >> i mentioned last week that my belief that contrary to what we see historically when moving into a recessionary period we see out performance. it's a rotation from stocks that have out performed prior to a vegs recession to those that will perform post-recession i don't think it makes sense here look at the type of companies we like in december and january which are high quality businesses with strong balance streets, free cash flow, dividend payers and those that can operate in a competitive environment that continues to grow and change. if you think about innovation, if you think about what disney has done with disney plus, if you think about amazon and their commitment in both cloud and being able to deliver e-commerce, better, faster, cheaper. those are the types of names you look at microsoft, market leaders. these are the stocks that

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the walt disney corporation says it will be laying off workers.loyees whose jobs are not considered necessary right now are going to be laid off. the specific number has not been announced. so far, disney has closed theme parks, cruise lines, retail stores, and they have stopped tv and film production as well. workers who are of the top will still get health benefits and they are eligible to apply for on apartment. and boeing is another big company that is laying off workers. it is offering buyouts and early retirement packages to employees who have also temporarily stopped production at its facilities. boeing says it is trying to avoid layoffs by asking for at least $16 billio in federal government a. >>> time is 6:15. the commercial fishing industry hit during the coronavirus crisis. that is what san francisco's fishman's port look like yesterday. it was kind of like a ghost town. the sale of fresh fish, gone way down because all the restaurants in that area are closed. fishman joe says he usually only sells to restaurants but he is making a cha

able to board as usual and so if yore one of them, you or i don't know you have to ask your not wa walt disney world plans to fulough 43,000 >>who have been staying home on the park is closed and now. they are onurlough disney as you know closed all of their parks all around the wold last month. they had been paying workers sice then. but furloughed effective sunday that means no more money is not ear for how long this is going to last but workerwill at least be able to keep their health benefits about 200 empyees who are considered essential workers for disney will remain on the job. >>well dealing with the oronavirus obviously very unnerving and with each passing day the stress may be mounting for you so if you feel like you need some he if you want somebody to talk to there is the national disaster distress helpline it's been set up there ar health experts on e other and they can help guide you through it, there's the mber on your screen, it's 1, 809 8, 5, 5990 agaithat's 1, 895 5990 there's a text option for you as well in tty if you're hearing impaired will keep all th information on our

walt disney company owns both pixar and abc 7.ly you can enjoy that with your family this weekend. >>> california governor gavin newsom gets candid in the race for medical supplies. >> are you finding yourself bidding against other governors in other states for ppe? >> no question. as a consequence, we can outbid most. >> what he shared one on one with abc news as states struggled to eequip for the emergency. >>> plus major u.s. stores whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. i don't want to go out like this. i'm afraid, but i'm afraid that i'm not going to get a chance to see my family again. >> similar heartbreaking statements, ringing out across the country being heard as the united states hits a single day record of new case

can now create a popular theme park item at home, my family is going to be excited about this, walt disneyorld has released the ingredients needed to make iconic churros, the treats are sold throughout all the disney parks around the world, churros needed ingredients to make it home and we posted a link to the recipe on the website@ktvu.com. disco based twitter is transferring $1 billion and in a tweet they say the stock can amount to 28% of net worth. he wants to see the impact in hopes it will inspire others to do the same . >> airports are open for business but it's hard to tell when you look at the parking lot and the terminal. the tsa reports on monday it screened 108,000 travelers at airports across the country. that's a 90% chance decrease who would normally be flying this time of year . >> i went to 1 to 2000 a day, it's a coronavirus . >> the s&p 500 says the flights are down and calls the numbers unprecedented. airlines are trying to cut cost now the biggest source of income is flying cargo as people are buying more items online. >>> one of the nation's largest home improvement c

the walt disney company owns pixar and abc7.ully you can do this with your family this weekend. >>> still to come, wearable technology can provide a key early warning of a coronavirus infection. the signs doctors say you should pay attention to. >>> plus major u.s. stores make social distance changes today. while you'll >>> i am worried about me. i'm grade that i'm not going to get a chance to see my family again. >> a heartbreaking a new record for cases of coronavirus approaching 300,000 this morning and more than 7,000 deaths. more than 1.1 million cases around the world as federal health leaders urge the use of simple face coverings when out in public. in the bay area, santa cruz county, 3,200 confirmed cases. 86 people have died. santa clara county is the hotspot with more than 1,000 cases as hospitals and health care workers across the region brace for a sharper climb. i'm liz kreutz. much to get to with the latest developments in the pandemic, but if you're just joining us, a look at the forecast. we're expecting a wet we

reportedly considering several options to finish the season, one, play the game with no fans at walt disneydo. dallas mavericks mark cuban sitting courtside march 11th. that's his face when he found out the season was over. he was shocked, we all were. since then he's been asked by the president to join his economic recovery task force. thank you for joining us. we're going to talk about the business economy. i have a sense you talk to adam silver more than most of us. have you, and where is the nba's head on this right now, maybe finish the season in disney world? >> once we can determine that we can keep the players and all the important personnel required to put on the game, then we'll certainly look at all the options. you know what, i'm cautiously optimistic we'll be able to finish the season for television. i don't expect that we'll have fans. >> well, that's telling. more than a 50-50 chance the nba restarts the season? >> i mean, i hate to put odds on it, but like i said, i'm cautiously optimistic. you know what, this virus isn't giving us any information to help. >> there you go. l

walt disney world in orlando stream aid r its happily ever after fireworks show from cinderella's castleyou can find it on the youtube page, part of disney's campaign to keep people entertained at home. love that fireworks show. brings back so many happy memories. when tinkerbell goes by. disney is the parent company of abc 7. we'll be back with a full half hour -- full hour of abc 7 mornings just after this. stick with us. you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay

walt disney world in orlando streamed a recording of its happily ever after fireworks show from cinderella'sht. if you missed it, you can find it on the disney park's youtube page. part of disney's campaign to keep everybody entertained at home. lisa argen has a check of our weather. >> stronger sea breeze. low to mid 60s from the shoreline to the city and 80s arriving inland. warm one there. high clouds in the north bay. we're cooling off through tomorrow. >> looks good, sounds good. i'm loving this warm weather, and hopefully people heed the warnings and stay inside today. we all have to do or part, social distancing. get those numbers down so we can begin easing the orders. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz rounds four and seven of the nfl draft here on abc 7. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> good morning, america. it's back to business as some states slowly lift their restrictions

and walt disney ceo bob iger was so many people the governor says the members will be split up into subcategories and he has said meetings will begin soon. >>in southern california more than 100 demonstrators gathered in huntington beach today define social distancing guidelines to protest california stay at home orders. the demonstrators could be seen holding up signs that read liberate huntington beach open cali now protests against the stay at home guidelines have popped up across the country in recent days, including in oregon and in michigan to name a few locations. >>in this newscast. we will see the president's response to these demonstrations. our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic also continues on kron on the 24 hour local news streaming service is free to download right now so you can stay informed and updated on this health crisis coming up empty shelves and some bay area supermarkets, even though food producers say there are no shortages in the food supply. >>why they say people shouldn't worry for 20 is just days away and a local rapper has a message for his bay area community abo