we will further rural reform. we will promote a recovery in the production of hogs. we will fully implement the system of provincial governors assuming responsibility for the "rice bag" and city mayors for the vegetable basket. it is imperative, and it is well within our ability, to ensure the food supply for 1.4 billion chinese people through our own efforts. we will create more channels for rural residents to find employment and increase their incomes. we will help rural residents seek employment or start businesses in places close to their homes, and expand work-relief programs to ensure that those who return to their homes have a job and income. we will support the development of appropriately scaled agricultural operations, and improve commercial services for farmers. we will invest more funds raised through special bonds to support modern agricultural facilities, safe drinking water projects, and the improvement of living environments. this will promote steady improvements in rural living and working conditions, promoting higher-standard opening up and stabiliz

inland temperatures will be average. oakland will be close to it. let's head over and talk about southbound 85. good morning, sal. >>> southbound 85 near cotton road, we have a closure of the freeway here on 85 southbound. you will not to be able to get a bike, they will be taking you up for an investigation, we have more details on what happened. alyssa? >>> a dodge durango packed with six people was traveling at a high rate of speed, the driver lost control. the crash had happened that 10:20 p.m. and the southbound lanes of highway 85, it flipped several times and, one passenger was inside the vehicle, and pronounce three male passengers dead at the scene. a female was also taken to the hospital and died from her injuries. officers arrested the driver for suspicion of dui, the southbound lanes on highway 85 are closed, and chp hopes to have lanes open by 8:00. >>> the driver was arrested, under the influence of alcohol. always designate someone to drive, there is no reason for anyone to drink alcohol, and get behind the wheel of a car. there are t

eventually they will need. one more hot day, temperatures will be way above average. cool to the coast. and lind, it will be 90s-100 degrees. it is almost light out. 50s and 60s in san jose. there are even low 70s around. half moon bay is nice, 52 degrees. 66 degrees at red win city. we could have rain by the time we get to saturday. highs today will be well above average, 70s, 80s, and 90s. cooler weather will kick in tomorrow. let's go see what is going on, good morning, sal. >> there is not a lot going on. we like it to be nice and clear out there. there are no major issues. we take a live look at the roads. westbound 24, on the way from walnut creek to oakland and into oakland you can see traffic is moving along nicely. let's go back to the headlines. >>> topping our news and, you heard it is going to be hot with areas hitting triple digits. some cities take extra precautions for health reasons. we are joined now to talk about the measures that is south bay city is taking and how you can protect yourself. good morning, sara. >>> like steve just said, we have to ge

it will be pretty hot, friday we will get willie will be going that's pretty good because it will be dropping about 25 degrees. today will be a record-setting day, we will get more records today, probably some tomorrow. he advisors on for the valleys and this goes until 7 p.m. with excessive heat warning out. it is ari pretty mild here. wil degrees, so who has a possibility of a record today? i was a santa rosa and the city will fall short person is a will also set a record at 96. these are just a few, there will be many that i think are possible for today. livermore is 64 degrees. that will start to warm things up pretty rapidly. the high winds are out until thursday, that will start the low spending and will give us a major cooldown and even a lot of cloud coverage as we head toward the weekend. we have highs way above average . let's head over to sal now. let's take a look. good morning sir. >> good morning steve. there's nothing much going on right now, we do have a nice ease into the tuesday morning commute for people who are going out there and you can see that traffic is movin

will bea nhs system of contact traces? will be a two—way flow.er to understand exactly where people are and how we can identify them and then we will be working together as already local governments is routinely doing this through environmental health, and trading standards, and public health, so it is something that we regularly do and we understand how to trace and track people, and of course the majority of times, people are ina course the majority of times, people are in a local environment and so it is that localism that is really important. we will be working with the nh collects all the time. that's nhs college. so far, we are working very well with government and assisting the nhs to make sure that the beds are kept as free as possible in the nhs hospitals. and do you worry that the call by the health secretary for people to follow their civic duty and self—isolate if they are contacted by co nta ct self—isolate if they are contacted by contact traces, do you worry that is undermined by the dominic cummings affair coachella i think people

it we will see but of course compromises will have to meet be made they will they will have to be face saving of course in a way because even the spun this is the rules of the e.u. even the smallest country can sort of hold up this juggernaut and some of them have been known to dig their heels into the cent and say we're not moving they've always moved in the end but it'll take some doing speaking of moving our brother out line is there take us through what the next steps are to actually get this package rolled out. the next steps of course the next step is the 1st council meeting the meeting off the 27th. european leaders that is scheduled for june 18th now the interesting question is will they dare are ready to have a physical meeting supposedly not some people in brussels said yes they will come back here they will come back and sit at this big round table in this big room we have social distances social distancing should definitely be possible and others say no they are going to wait a bit till july we will see if they're not there in person this is more or less wasted because what

will this hold? we will say. calmswiss shows safe haven not so much in gold, euro-swissie backs up again against a weaker swiss franc. francine? francine: the dollar actually slipping for a second session. i'm also looking at treasuries. it was a three-day u.s. weekend, also in the u.k. , debt isok at germany also sliding. $34 a barrel. back to the top story after resurgence of demonstrations as best we can, china sought to reassure hong kong by declaring the city's you to sherry will remain independent even if the security laws take effect. joining us now is enda curran. i am confused. did they backed down on the initial proposal? or what exactly is going on? enda: they're still pushing ahead with the security law, francine, but what is happening is the hong kong government and the beijing government are trying to assure people in hong kong, investors in hong kong, necessarilyll not override the framework here. there is a lot of concern that that won't be the case. there is concerned with the independent judicia

it will not be as warm tomorrow. there will be and onshore breeze. the inland temperatures were in the 90s today. temperatures along the coast barely above 60 degrees. around the bay it was in the 60s up to the 70s. further inland it was warm. it was more appropriately warm for may. it was in the low to mid 80s. further north that temperatures were in the upper 70s and lower 80s. we have some rain chances to talk about. the forecast models have been consistent. there's a chance of rain on monday. he will be off and on on tuesday. the long-range models have been backing off in terms of how much rain. there is an 80 perchance for the south bay. the best chance for rain is tuesday for san jose., just how much? we're talking maybe a quarter of an inch of total rainfall. the further north toward santa rosa and also in sonoma county you could pick up half an inch of total rainfall for monday and tuesday. we will take what we can get. a 10th of an inch is welcome. for the week and we are talking about a cool down. a few spots may approach 70 degrees. the te

around the bay will be pleasant and warm, at the coast it will be cooler. it will below 60. the five-day forecast, i will see back here. >>> carjackings, invasions, and attempted murder just a few violent crimes and east baking is accused of. how authorities were able to make several rests of some alleged members. >>> we have seen them take off across the country as a way to celebrate and show support while also maintaining physical distance. but now, barry county says drive-by celebrations are no longer allowed. you with the financial strength, stability, and online tools you need. and now it's no different. because helping you through this crisis is what we're made for. >>> a person of interest is in custody for six suspicious fires that they're investigating, they'll happened around the yacht harbor early this morning. the first was reported 45:20 a.m., the largest fire happened about 5:45 at an apartment complex on midway road where a single unit was damaged. other trash and debris fires were set nearby, but no injuries were reported. 42-year-old james steffy is a person

there will be fewer of those but there will still be business types that will be closed in louisiana. for example, during phase one, tattoo parlors and such establishments, spas, unused meant parks -- amusement parks, children museums, bars without permits, they will remain closed. the second category, that is everything in between. if you are not essential infrastructure and you are not going to close, you are in the middle. ust like we had a middle before, but the middle will be larger because there will be more businesses that are allowed it to open and they will include things like hair and nail salons, gyms and fitness centers. but there will be restrictions in place. most notably, these businesses will operate with a maximum occupancy of 25%, and must practice social distancing. in fact, the 25% of that that we know, that they can practice social distancing when they open. there should be enough square footage in the establishment so individuals can stay six feet from one another. employees interacting within close proximity to customers will have to wear a face mask or face cov

we will keep it under review and we will...le already have the access to bounce back loans, and i think the last figures we saw were 15 billion has been put on the bounce back loans income tax payments can be deferred until next year. and people, of course, are eligible for all sorts of government support, including the more generous universal credit, and other things i've already mentioned. i minister, universal credit isn't generous and it is unfortunate you don't have an answer for those in self—employment whose income will be ending this weekend. these questions we re ending this weekend. these questions were trying to get the idea of the scope of the government's ambition in supporting businesses and i'm afraid your answers haven't been particularly instilling of confidence. businesses, workers, unions and consumers will need to see that from you in order for them to return to work, school or the high street so will you bring forward a full economic recovery package to this committee and parliament before the summer recess

we will get more son, warmer inland. cold, mild and warm, we will have an afternoon breeze. there's a breeze right now out of the west. there's an onshore breeze on the delta, temperatures will bump up a little bit more so as we head into the weekend. today, mid-70s, the coast today looks like it will be 60s. let's go over to sal. what about the past? >> it is still slow, the pass has slowing on 580 at 238. this is normal traffic. let's go to the bay bridge and show you that. you can see traffic there is looking good coming into san francisco, using that bridge there are no major delays. interstate 880 continues to look good in both directions. he had mentioned to the east bay, we have slowing onto 85 as steve had mentioned, not for any particular reason, just a lot of people show up at that location. let's go back to the headlines. >>> a bay area county takes the next big step for reopening, napa county has been approved to move into the second part of phase 2 of the governors roadmap to recovery. you have the details, good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning, dave, na

that will me -- will be a must listen update.is bloomberg. ♪ francine: bloomberg "surveillance," tom and francine from london and new york. we have the iea saying today things are looking a little bit though it is slow for the price of oil. what do you think of oil majors? is there anything where you can find value now? peter: i think most investors are looking at sectors and saying, i am not sure where the value is. i think the problem is once we come through the other side, we are not entirely sure which business models will survive. the likes of oil, i think we probably emerge from this in reasonably good shape on a six to 12 month horizon, but at the moment they are not entirely sure where the price is going, but there are indication that the demand-supply balance is coming back on track. hopefully we can stabilize the price of oil and majors will benefit as a result. our technologye: stocks overvalued? technology stocks overvalued? peter: on major convention metrics, yes, but they will be one of the winners of the crisis bec

deis all nee will ote aye. -- mr. desaulnier will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek reck in addition? >> as the member designated by ms. speier, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. speier will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as a member designated by mr. deutch of florida, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yea on the previous question. as a member designated by mr. peters of california, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? >> as a member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the us that how's that mr. mceachin will -- the house that mr. mceachland vote yea. pursuant to house res.lusion -- resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yea. the speaker p

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officespeople will feel will be amongst the safest places within their daily lives.e hygienic probably than their own homes. lisa: i'm wondering, are you willing to lend, make new loans now to real estate, office buildings based on that hope and expectation? in this market, we lend in this market. , and iket has changed think that you will see for the next 12, 18 months, this market will go through a period of recovery. but i do think the work from work fromiment, while --e was serviceable at best everyone that i have spoken with, tenants, colleagues -- agree there is no substitute for working in purpose built environments, like office space, free of the home distractions come in a collaborative setting that nurtures collaboration. things that nobody can really say they are experiencing over these various videoconferencing platforms. it just doesn't happen. i am a believer that people who have cap and fever -- cabin fever, they will see the lack of optimal productivity. can you get through the day? sure. as long as people are confident that their environments are saf

clearly these people will still be at risk so they will be to be careful.cial protective gear but it is a difficult question. galley, any thoughts on that?|j would galley, any thoughts on that?” would have to agree with jennifer, it isa would have to agree with jennifer, it is a difficult one to answer and i'm not sure i can add to much. danielle, it is when you do not know much aboutjet danielle, it is when you do not know much about jet and danielle, it is when you do not know much aboutjet and we are waiting to find it proper government will be. galley, a question from ian —— galley. gary. when chris whitty was talking about a0 vaccine they developed he said the chances of anyone working was low. what is a chance you'll ever develop a vaccine? so much there is still hope. if no vaccine is available we have to hope for another form of protection and we heard about herd immunity area. if enough people get infected it will affect the entire population. there is also the development of antivirals and lots of research going into this. the distancing measures

said they will not seek state aid, nor will it.might be a different situation in spain and their subsidiary in ireland. the ireland government could not afford it. think ba announced 12,000 jobs this week. they are doing everything they can survive without state aid. air france, klm, era italia has been nationalized again. we are the largest airline in italy. now we have to compete with air italia with the might of the italian state behind it. we will have a distorted market for the next few years. that means we will have to have fewer cabin crew. the remaining cabin crew will be paid less. we will be cutting corners in some places, where it could take a year or two years for the traffic to return. we also are real looking at our orders. we are in discussions with boeing about our aircraft orders because we need to right size the company before three to five years of very grim trading here at ryanair. matt: how many jets do you expect to defer from boeing? i think you were planning on 30 in 2020. you are going to revise that downwa

they will be using hospital grade disinfectant and they will wipe down the pools in each train will get a deep cleaning every night. it is easy to stay six feet apart on the mostly empty trains for now. >> less people are there. maybe they will be like people are getting sick and stuff. there is more anxiety. >> if demand increases enough, we can change our headways back to 15 minute headways and move more people and we can also look at the closing hours. >> later on, bart board of directors will hear about some bleak reports about how the virus has destroyed its budget with the best case and are having ridership returning to only half of normal by next year. it will happen at 9 am this morning and we will have more on that budget meeting in our next update at 6 am. >>> disagreements in sonoma county as the diocese of santa rosa loses patience with the county's pace of reopening. bishop robert vasa has given pastors the green light to open churches despite the public health officers saying it is too soon. the diocese covers a wide area from petaluma up to the oregon border. churches hav

the visitors will notice that things will be different.chairs will be spaced six feet apart and there will beplexy plexy glass bearers. >>> there navaho nation expands across arizona and utah with more than 4800 cases. many don't have access to running water and doctors say multiginalerational loams make social distancing impossible. while communities are opening up the navaho nation is open up. >>> happening today, nfl coaches will replace onside kicks with a 4th and 15. the option can only be yules today in regulation and will be counted as an untimed down. the philadelphia eagles proposed the potential rule change. >>> nasa is hoping for better weather in cape canaveral for the reschedule launch of spacex. >> the launch of the spacex falcon 9 rockets it was set to blast off. spacex and nasa are teaming up for this flight which marks the first time in in history that is private group has launched. astronaut, doug hurly will be the first time in nearly >>> where you can get help if you have to make an in-person visit. >>> how one app is h

temperatures will continue to bump up, if today is not the hottest day it will be tomorrow. we have clear skies, but, the water temperature is still very cold. sunny for all, a nice coast. we will get 90s here. santa rosa is 48, we are pretty mild and san francisco. there is a northerly component in the berkeley hills. >>> good morning, we have traffic that is doing pretty well around the bay area. as a matter of fact, it is lightly traveled. let's look at these pictures. you can see on the golden gate bridge that it looks nice. i don't see a car coming through. now is the time for you if you want to get out with very little traffic. it will get busy after 6:00, but not stop and go. we will not see that until everyone is back to work. let's go back to pam. >>> all right, with the weekly unemployment numbers released in 30 minutes, the outlook is not good. alyssa harrington joins us now with a look at the report we are expecting. alyssa? >>> the report is expected to be one of the worst ever, millions of americans have filed for unemployment benefits as the pandemic forces bu

or will that not happen? dominic: there will be a convergence.hink it happens somewhere in the second half of the year. i think we need to be honest and not be too precise. we all don't know how exactly we come out of this because of things changing. i think these policy changes, it's not clear how strong the economy will be in the short-term. you see that in china, the economy is recovering to normal but it takes longer, and you might need a little more fiscal support. or monetary support. you heard that from the pboc over the weekend, signaling they probably need to do more if they want to keep recovery at a decent speed in the second half of the year. there is still a lot of support needed for the economy to come back, but toward the end of the year, we will have a synchronized picture, and i think you will see base metals going up to high single digits, oil back toward 40-plus, that something to think about as the market rebalances. ,he convergence is happening and really looking toward the fourth quarter to be one of the key time periods whe

if we see china will backpack -- will bounce back fully and quickly come the move will see oil a greateal higher. so we could see a collapse, and then a modern growth path sometime after that. as we see in europe down the , i think we have to distinguish the cyclical effects on the demand side and the more structural ones in the aftermath. i am not too bullish on oil from here, to be honest. is the case,at does it contribute to deflationary tendencies, and should that be the bigger worry here? prices,, from commodity i think there is a slight drift levels.from these low but overall, if you look i you were to out -- if you look a year or two out, and contrast to said investment is coming back given the stimulus, i completely disagree. i think the risk of inflation is very low compared to the downside risk. be moderatelywill upward pushing on inflation. key factors that is going to drive oil prices is demand, and that is going to come from people going back to work and staying at work. whatreally fascinated happens when government programs designed to support people, rolloff.ompanies wha

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there will be an umbilical that will get mated and that will allow dragon to float data and power into the system -- station. >> houston on the big loop. we are proceeding with hook. >> all right. the motion control system on board station now back under those control gyros so handed over from the russian thrusters and dragon now given the go to drive those hooks. a littlean thruster is more dynamic and their control. if you have a thruster firing while you were trying to drive the hooks, you could miss a line. going over to smoother control of the gyros on the u.s. side. those 12 hooks on dragon are about to start driving. >> right now dragon and iss are attached, just flying off the east coast of china. japannderneath the pen -- . attached to each other, we recently passed over to the orbital night. we are currently on the dark side of the world. we are lucky enough to see soft capture happen, just as we were crossing over the terminator line. >> if you are wondering what you -- this is at, what one of the cameras outside the japanese experiment module looking into words the very fro

that will happen. we will have three phases. you will still be safer at home. large gatherings are still a bad idea. it means continued social distancing, teleworking, and face coverings. but it also means that we are moving forward. phase one includes guidelines for all businesses to enhance physical distancing, do more cleaning, and disinfecting, and promote workplace safety. so, let's look at each of these. to promote physical distancing, companies should establish policies to keep coworkers and customers physically separated, with clear signs to communicate the rules. it means limited gatherings, like conferences and tradeshows, and keeping those as short as possible when they do need to happen. and it may mean wearing face coverings at work. more cleaning and this infecting means practicing routine cleaning and disinfection of hard surfaces. to protect our workers, it means setting schedules that allow for short breaks so workers can wash their hands frequently, and making sure there is a safe pla

what you will see are 50s. as you get up in the hills, there's a chance we could have drizzle, and even a little bit of steady light rain developing there as the atmosphere is super saturated below 5,000 feet. don't be surprised if you run into that. a little fog developing along the coast, and that's the gray you see there, and most of us in the mid to upper 50s, a milder morning. let's talk about what to do today if you can if you like or if you want, you have been out exercising? today is another day where if you are spending the day outside, you could have drizzle, and if you did not get to the plants in the garden, do it today. here's a look at the north bay. we are stuck in the 50s until 1:00. a good chance of rain on the 11:00 hour and then low 60s for a couple hours before we drop back down to 59 during the evening. san francisco will stay in the 50s with mostly cloudy conditions. the drizzle and dampness with taper after 9:00. we will have scattered showers and 60s for the rest of the afternoon hours.

really good, and find some special guests they will enjoy that will be speaking to them as part of the graduation ceremony. all muslimsy to across the commonwealth, for those planning e-prayers, remember to follow social distancing. ramadan falls in the middle of difficult times. we join in wishing you a blessed and joyous celebration. finally, this monday will be memorial day. it is hard to believe we are at the end of may. these past three months have felt fast and long. i want to take this time to recognize all of the members of the military who have given their lives to defend our nation . nearlyorld war ii, 13,000 virginians have died in the line of duty. as we head into the weekend and monday, i ask all of you to remember and reflect on those sacrifices, and remember loved ones left behind. our flags will be at half-staff to honor their sacrifices. the virginia war memorial holds a tribute every year, and this year it will be virtual. i urge everyone to tune into that monday morning at 10:00 a.m. additionally state flags will be staff to honor people who died from covid-19. they

it will go over the bay area and it will start to move north. this could give us lightning and thunderstorms. scattered showers and brief heavy downpours for some. we will fine-tune this in the coming rainfall projections and 10 minutes. 60s and 70s on your temperatures. over to sal, let's talk about that. >> 1978 was a long time ago. >> way before my time, sal. >> i remember it well, steve. good morning everyone. >>> all right, we have a nice- looking commute. one thing is that we don't have slowing at the bay bridge. the first four days we did, but on fridays, even during the pandemic we have friday like traffic, it looks like we have a loop at the 880 freeway. if you are driving in both directions, it is a light commute. let's go back to the headlines. >>> we follow developing news from minneapolis, minnesota, with violent protests and the killing of george floyd erupting during the night, and continuing into this morning. several buildings including a police station were burned to the ground. alyssa harrington is here now with more details.

they will pack up the rest of the equipment. they will ship it out is here.here will be one final cleaning of the entire facility. we are redoing the filters and air system as well. everything is done and cleaned so the minute we get the go- ahead to look at people back to the santa clara convention center, we will be ready. >> exactly when the convention center will reopen and go back to hosting events will depend upon a local health orders. >>> officials are trying to set up a new location for homeless people to go to during the shelter in place order in santa rosa. the city is scheduled to start setting up tents at finley community center tomorrow. there will be 70 tents and will be placed 10 feet apart, giving plenty of room for social distancing. those tents will remain until the county shelter in place order is lifted. the first people are expected to move in a week from tomorrow. >>> in union city, they will get back to business as usual in some of its businesses. union city will open some offices so people can get for building permits, licenses and ot

when will dentists open and how will patients be safely treated?not a direct science fun but it is an important one. it's clear that some professions are more likely to be close to people for long periods and you may get some sort of a rationalisation of some sputum and so on. dentistry is one of those where that might be the case. this is being looked at, i know, by the chief medical officer, in terms of what could be done to reduce that. of course, dentists are health care professionals who are used to working in environments where there is an infection risk. i know this is being looked at very carefully and i know that the cmo and others are thinking about what the guidance should be that would allow this to happen. i absolutely recognise that this is a key thing that people want to see open for all the reasons that have been put by giovanni. and now direct questions from the media. first question from tom burridge from the bbc. good afternoon. good afternoon. i have one question on corentin and another question about schools. home secretary, no

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the heaviest will be north of golden gate. everyone will get in on rain together. some clouds to the south, breezy to india at times. afternoon and evening rain, we will take that into account, things to consider, thunderstorms. will have instability, that will trigger thunderstorm activity. we have even serious now. for the city today, an average of 51. records go back, 89 and 1895, in 1887, here is your system inching towards mendocino coast, making the move on the north coast. that is a ways to go. this is not going to be a morning event unless it is drizzle, but that will not happen. 47 knapp airport, 50s for everyone else. a pretty good breeze out of the west. it is due south, had big rock. it is holding together and later tonight into tomorrow the heaviest amounts by far look to be north. if you want the rain, that is fine. if your agricultural interests are to the north of that it could be too much rain. we will keep an eye on that. thursday and friday, and saturday, the next system could be stronger sunday into monday. >>> all right, it is a mysterious illn

from july, employers will be asked to help foot that bill, but many will not be able to. is, what happens then? do you acknowledge that there are hundreds of thousands, potentially over a million people who are effectively now unemployed butjust don't realise it yet? well, i think it will depend on the support we are providing overall and how quickly we can come out of this particular situation. we are not going to be able to protect every singlejob but i think, by any international comparison, the fact that we are supporting 7.5 million people with the furlough scheme should be something that, you know, should be universally welcomed. when employers have to start paying, tough choices will have to be made. i think the big elephant in the room is going to be what the employer contribution is going to look like that the chancellor referred to. from our point of view, it is absolutely critical that any change to the scheme does not result in an additional spike in unemployment. the scheme has helped this cornish holiday park and a million other businesses hang on to staff,

we will start out cooler here and we will have a slight cooldown for this afternoon, but it will still be a warm one. we will talk about a more significant cooldown in the forecast coming up next. >>> we could use a significant cooldown in the forecast, kari. we are looking at a smooth slowing in the south bay. if tng as planned, it should pick up soon. that's coming up. >>> good thursday morning to you. dark and early as we start the day. a live look out over walnut creek. good morning, east bay. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." kari, i can tell you walking out the door this morning it was a little cooler than it has been in the past few days, and not saying it's going to be a cooler day but it certainly was cooler this morning. >> yeah, and some of us will have a cooler day. we are really going to feel that along the coast today, and we are starting out with fog and even drizzle, and in the north bay i was looking at fog in santa rosa, but we have the heat advisory in effect for the inland valleys today and it starts at 11:00 this morning and continues until 7:00 thi

we will see how this works, and we will see whether we have to go back.'s talk about presidential policies in a few moments because the second half of this and according to the cbo private forecasters, it will have significant bounceback in economic roastery that will go into 2021 which could be a fantastic economic recovery. >> when it comes to reopening, i want to understand if you have done contingency planning for a second wave? are you doing that planning now? >> yes. it is something that comes up. i will not go into details. i have talked to dr. birx and dr. fauci and the terrific team that president trump has assembled. one of the senior people in that group, i asked that person what happens. right now the virus numbers are flattening out. that is a good thing. that means we can reopened this economy. i asked this person if you get a jump back up in the virus numbers, and the response was, look very we won't have to shut down because first of all, we know more, we have more experience and second, we are better equipped with the right tools. >> are

and will see union elements the charge will be pushed back. the 69th will remove their jackets and charge the hill. a writer for harper's weekly "ote that the irish head tripped themselves and dashed into the enemy with the utmost. fury." it appeared that the 69th held for a short time, but was not able to push the confederate troops back. as they attempted to retreat, they were attacked by the confederate cavalry. flags,ors, which are the and about 30 members of the 69th were all captured. one soldier, after winning this battle -- witnessing this battle, would say "it was a training field." there are two realities now hitting some of these irishmen. one, that this war will won.be easily number two, you are going to need more men to start with. also, their papers are up. these 90 days have taken place, so it is time for these men to go home. what happens now? what happens now to the desire to get the irish to fight for ireland's freedom? they are no longer enlisted in the union army. that is where general mehra comes in. the 69th will muster o

and will not work, and will cause harm.ave a good idea of how many people have had covid so far in the u.s. and worldwide? do we need to test to find out how this is moving around? lauren: we could always test more. it is good when you start to see the positivity rate in the testing going down. the who would like to see roughly 5% positive of all of the tests being done, or less. less is always better. farre all over the map so as that rate, so we have a ways to go on testing but there are strategic efforts happening that are great. the more we can test, the more we can use those other public health measures like social distancing while we are increasing our test -- testing capacity and making sure the test are happening in the right spots, accessing rural populations and hotspots, making sure the data is specific with regard to the kind of test, all the better. francine: what do we know about the antibodies? lauren: it will be a ways to go. we will have to do longitudinal studies to see how antibodies develop. a lot of peo

it will be will be warmer today with high clouds above. they are moving off and the warming begins and any fog will be chewed up as well. it looks more like an inland event. 53 degrees. a few high clouds with patchy fog's and the high will kick in and the northwind has started for a few. santa rosa 55 napa is 42. the northwest wind -- 55 degrees seems a little more. i've looked at these other observations. it depends on where you are and if you have a breeze. east wind at the napa airport. 43 miles an hour at middle peak. still out of the northwest. it hasn't turned to the north yet but for some it is beginning and later today the temperatures will take a job and will see a lot of 70s at the coast and the bay. is a slight onshore breeze near the coast. warmer temperatures will kick in thursday and friday but they won't last long. they back off for sunday and don't be surprised if we get some rain next week around tuesday. >>> 5:11. fire season doesn't go away during a pandemic. next, how firefighting crews are we adjusting their plan while

will it be present or absent, and how durable will it be? finally, i want to mention the nih has launched a public-private partnership for therapeutic interventions and vaccines. andpurpose is to prioritize accelerate clinical evaluation of therapeutic candidates with near-term potential. hopefully our research efforts, together with the other public health efforts, will get us quickly to an end to this terrible ordeal we are all going through. thank you very much. happy to answer questions later. sen. alexander: thank you, dr. fauci. dr. redfield? dr. redfield: good morning. our nation is confronting the most serious public health crisis in more than a century, yet we are not defenseless. we have powerful tools to fight this enemy. we have tried and true effective public health interventions, such as early case identification, isolation, and contact tracing, combined with important mitigation strategies, including social distancing, frequent handwashing, and face coverings. these tools have end will continue to slow the spread of covid-19.

on that but how will that look like. will it mean mandatory quarantine so a lot of countries now are saying that as part of our opening up of our travel there's going to be mandatory quarantine that's will probably be also the case and the how and so on and so on so what the opening up of travel will look like and the travel industry all together how it's being impacted as a global level is still yet to be seen if you look at different countries they're grappling with the same concerns yes the same challenges they're trying to work in other innovative ways like for example they would say for traveling would require people to do onsite testing protective barriers of a check in more safety procedures on board planes. reopening shopping was that we would put it in a different way we have to think about a way because if this goes on for quite some time people are really tied there is a new norm of how to do business now and that new norm needs to be well understood so. public health good hygiene need to mean to people good b

i don't think we will set a record but we will be close and even warmer tomorrow.s we look at what to do in this heat, of course you want to make sure you drink plenty of water and if you are working you are taking lots of breaks. keep a cool towel on your neck, and that helps to cool you in the heat. we warn people about the danger of cars, as it can be 30 to 50 degrees hotter in a car so never leave your children or pets in the vehicle, and make sure you check that backseat twice and the pets outside are taken care of or don't leave them outside in this kind of heat. hotter tomorrow. starts to feel better on saturday and sunday, just in time for mother's day. we get a nice refreshing breeze and possibly refreshing rain as we go into the beginning of next week. we will be watching out for that. mike, what is happening out on the roads? >> we had mostly scheduled work and that's tkpgood news. you see green all over the bay, and lighter traffic continues to be the case with essential workers getting out and doing their jobs. in san francisco, two areas circled. yest

today, will get brief heavy árain and then there will be a break.á á this will pop up again, which areá there's also a flash flood á watch to the valley of sacramnto, áand winter storm warnings could be down to 6000 á feet. á the lows are with us, today and áinto tomorrow morning, today into tomorow,á you get out of longer day. scattered showers, thunderstorms,á a rainbow weather ákind of day. it will be a day for rainbows. >>> ámake sure you download the mornngs on fox 2 weather app, it has interactive radar, á hourly updates and a seven dayá forecast. á it is an easy way to upload á your weather photos and videos. free to download for your smartá phone, or your tablet. á >>> more problems on the navy aircraft carrier, at 6:00, á details how the coronavirus á outbreak aboard the uss átheodore roosevelt. á>>> ignoring shelter in place orders, the problems that á people run into in many parts á of the country. á >>> first, the steps today á being taken in europe to slowly reopen. á there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to k

this system will start tomorrow morning at 9am, and the first people who will be contacted will be theesult today. this is a very distinct change in our approach and! very distinct change in our approach and ijust very distinct change in our approach and i just wanted very distinct change in our approach and ijust wanted to take a moment to recap the extent of the change. before today we said isolate to anyone with coronavirus symptoms in the household, this remains vital. from 9am tomorrow, in addition, if you are contacted by an nhs test and trace advisor advising you that you must isolate, then you must do that whether you have symptoms or not. now, i also know that for those without symptoms who receive that call, i fully acknowledge that this isa call, i fully acknowledge that this is a big ask. and that you will make a sacrifice. but it is for a purpose, and the purpose is the safety of everyone. because we know that you can have the virus and spread it to other people without ever spread it to other people without ever having symptoms at all. it is not just the safety of all but

they haven't announced where there sites will be but they will do it. so is walmart, they are opening five drive-through sites through a partnership with quest diagnostics. we also have a new machine that we will be debuting next week in miami. it is a machine to clean the pp can- the ppe so you decontaminate the masks, up to 80,000 per day and if you decontaminate the masks are you can wear them 20 times which in terms of the shortage, i think the supply has started to flow a ittle better but months ago, was difficult to get this stuff. we have that so it can be reused and i think that will be very important as we go forward. i think orange county is really .oised to help us move forward we will be safe about it, we will be smart about it, it will require a step-by-step approach. it is not something we can flip a switch on, but i think this is one community where it has showed, you can get it done and i know i look forward to working with everybody here because i know there is so much they have to offer. gives -- i will give the mayor a chance to say a

they will be okay. this is the eastern part of san jose just west of 101 and that investigation continues. we also have a new video overnight about a police tape in progress. this happened along 280 southbound. they say the motorcycle they are chasing there had been stolen and this was near 10th street and san jose. they crashed on the sheridan offramp in this city and they were taken into custody. the motorcyclist also had minor injuries so he was taken to the hospital before being taken to jail. we are keeping an eye on that investigation as well to what charges that person might be facing. >>> developing, disagreements in sonoma county as the diocese of santa rosa loses patience with the pace of reopening for the county. one bishop has given pastors the green light to open churches despite the public health officer saying it is too soon. the diocese covers a wide area from petaluma up to the oregon border. churches have opened in five of those six counties but not in sonoma yet. >> this begins to loo

we will be safe about it and smart. will require step-by-step approach. it is not something we can flip a switch on. this is one community that has showed you can get it done. i look forward to continue to working with everybody here. there is so much they have to offer. i am happy to take questions. >> thank you for the governor for being here and the small business owners who have joined us today. we realize in central florida we have a significant portion of the state's overall economy. we have been working with a team of dedicated public servants and business owners for the last couple of weeks to really offer advice as we reopen orange county itself. i have to thank several individuals here today who have been volunteering their time and efforts. in terms of orange county, we have 1413 individuals who have tested positive for the virus in our community and 34 people have died as a result. what i am saying to you is we realize this is a deadly virus. as we reopen, we can't forget our possibility to make sure that we reopen in a very judicious way and

, the big question here will be how fast will the spending recover.eed to see if consumer spending will recover but also how significant is this fiscal stimulus will have a significant impact on the economy. the chinese economy is completely different in a way from the u.s.. us, looking at the spending in china if you wonder what could happen in the u.s.. francine: where do you see value if you look across the world? china seems to be the pivot of this in every way you look at it. do you see value in treasuries? are you worried about negative rates? how do you see the investment world? evaluation,ook at what i can see her probably in areas it could be difficult to invest. energy, at the banks, this is where potentially some emerging markets and equities. when you look at fixed income been some positive ,alue in investment grade whenever you look at the valuations. you need to have some government bonds and when you look around i think the u.s. is the only one offeredovernment bonds a little bit of yield. seeink it's difficult to value in mixed income