back now to zuckerberg san francisco general as medical workers are being honored during their shift . first responders from multiple san francisco departments have lined up around the hospital to cheer on workers who are on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus. they're calling today medical team appreciation day and it is nice to see just how many people showed up for these folks as they get ready for what i'm sure will be another long shift. we wish them luck today. >>> happening today governor gavin newsom's orders to close all beaches in orange county to take effect. three cities are pursuing legal action to block those closures. john gregory is live at hunt huntington beach this morning. >> technically huntington beach should be closed but plenty of people down in the water and on the sand. take a look behind me, you bight see those surfers out there and also a life guard vehicle. we have not seen this life guard vehicle do anything to try to enforce the governor's order. now, the governor issued this order in response to some big crowds that gathered in orange county

. >>> right now, let's go live to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. we have talked about this demonstration it has been done. it is a medical team appreciation day and what you see here are public safety agencies like the police department and the sheriff's department to honor and show gratitude to doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, lab techs, all of the medical staffers. this is during their sh zuckber hospital. let's listen for a little while. >> thank you. >> that is really nice to see, bring a smile to some of those healthcare workers' faces. this is ground zero with the fight against the coronavirus. they are trying to social distance. mostar wearing masks and some of those healthcare workers are coming out, not wearing masks at this point. they are taking off a large perimeter on aing to take anot look before the top of the hour as the demonstration is ongoing. back to you. >>> one principal is bringing graduation to his students. the grand gesture from a distance. >>> the market opened up 10 minutes ago and we have a quick look at the big

they are adding more service on the nine san bruno line, for the people who work at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. coming up later this morning, san francisco mayor london will join us to talk about her plans to close a $1.7 billion budget deficit. over the next two fiscal years. we will also find out how the city is preparing to enter phase two on monday. that's coming up for you today at 9:30. >>> >> the state had a surplus before the pandemic, now faces plummeting revenues, and soaring unemployment claims. governor newsom says he's forced to revise his budget plan. it borrows billions of dollars from special funds, limits tax credits, cancels program expansions, and drains the states $16 billion rini day fund. >> we are going to tighten our belt across the board. we will find -- you did deserve a leader government that's nimble more effective, and target the needs of the most vulnerable. >> also cuts $7 billion from grade schools, and another 2 billion from higher education. >>> the house of representatives is voting on a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. the bill will p

first responders all over san francisco made sure that health care workers knew someone was looking for them. this was outside of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this morning. staffers were greeted with applause and cheers from law enforcement and firefighters during that morning shift change. one nurse says the scene motivates health care workers to go to work every day. >> i'm an emotional person so i get tearful. it's really haeartwarming and i makes us glad to go to work every day, to have the community support us. >> we here at nbc bay area also support you. we thank those health care workers for all they do every day. >>> because of the pandemic, more and more people are celebrating their birthdays in different ways. if you're still wondering what to do, don't you worry. mike inouye has you covered. pike, what are we seeing about how people are celebrating? >> reporter: you know, the birthday parade, we're having parades for a lot of things because we can't go out and gather together so we're having the event come to are they? let's take a look here, posted this message saying he was in a birthday parade on

that will provide more service to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> large gatherings will be one of the last things to return to the bay area and that means we're seeing more cancellations of major summer events including danville's hugely popular fourth of july parade. kpix 5 katie nielson explains organizers have found a different way to bring the community together. >> this stretch of the avenue in downtown danville is right in the heart of the city's fourth of july parade but this year the street will be quiet on independence day. instead organizers are taking it online. every year for the past 45 years, thousands of people lined the streets for the annual fourth ofad e g w dn the street here under a big tent and family and friends and that's kind of the social event. social distancing doesn't work in that. >> reporter: that's why this year the parade will be virtual. >> it's going to have live feeds, pictures, streaming videos from past parades. >> the kowanus club who organizes the parade said in past years they've gotten 125 participants. school bands, community gro

. >>> staff at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital are feeling the love from some other community heroes, they got an early morning greeting today. >> welcome to work. [ cheering ] >> i'm in tears, thank you so much, that's so sweet. >> this is so nice, it's appreciated from our perspective, we appreciate them supporting us and the commodity between the fire department and the police officers and the nurses and the doctors and the whole staff is nice. >> it's a way for us to show appreciation for our coworkers but >> it warms your heart. i'm an emotional person so i get tearful but it's really heartwarming and it makes us proud to go to work everyday. >> thank you for doing the job you do and thank you for being out there every day and being on the front lines and putting your lives at risk to help others. >> what does a small amount of appreciation mean? >> it means a lot to us. thank you so much, it's so sweet of you guys. >> we would like to acknowledge photojournalist brian kaylee and molly me close for putting together that's are a few >>> you need something to do this weeken

if you recognize him, please contact zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> vice president mike pence will be at the white house today even though his press secretary has tested positive for the coronavirus. katie miller is the second known person to test positive for the virus at the white house. the first was president trump's personal valet. the white house says the vice president has tested negative every day and he will limit his exposure to others. >> the proper thing to do when one has been in potential contact with the virus, which is called a person under investigation, you would quarantine yourself generally for two weeks that means basically staying within the confines of your home. >> the vice president has faced some criticism for not following safety protocols. on friday in iowa, some people who were wearing masks were reportedly asked to remove them before pens entered the room, which you can see them do in the video. three members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine. they were in contact with the vice president's press secretary. dr.

company mullica sending food to a different hospital every day and we caught up with him and zuckerberg san francisco general today while they were delivering meals. >> every week we are going to different hospitals and donating food from local mom- and-pop shops to make sure that they can stay in business during this time of crisis. >> uses the response from hospital workers has been overwhelming and that everyone has been very appreciative. >>> a big accomplishment for a skyline high school senior. coming up next, joel tells about the honor she received no student from oakland has ever received before peter >>> and evening again, everyone. here's what's happening in sports. yesterday we were talking baseball, that it's the nba that's floating scenarios for its return to play. players today were told about how they felt about coming back to the court. it was a simple yes or no question with the answers confidential. players expressed an overwhelming support for any plan that has the season resuming and a safeway. players don't want to just have the playoffs. they also want to see some kind of conclu

and about 62 inches tall with more than 350 pounds, if you know this man, please contact zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> in santa cruz county, people at the state beach are banned from going into the water until thursday because of a deadly shark attack which happened yesterday, park officials say all aquatic activity is prohibited one mile north and one mile south of where a 26-year-old was attacked and killed by a shark. what happened about 1:30 yesterday afternoon. kelly was reportedly surfing with two friends about 100 yards offshore when he was attacked, paramedics tried to revive him and could not and he was pronounced dead at the scene, signs have been posted throughout the area telling people they need to stay out of the water. >> you cannot surf here, so do not come here to surf. we need to minder protocol which is the full aquatic closure until the 14th. otherwise, it's good to check in with the states lifeguards for ocean conditions and ocean activity. >> kelly was the owner of a surfboard store. according to his website he was shaping surfboards since he was a kid. >>>

. >>> cheers and applause echo through the front entrance of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. check that out. more than 101st responders from across the city came there to show support for healthcare work is. even with masks on their faces you could see the smiles from the front-line workers as they were getting ready for another long day. on the job. >>> look at this, the nba is pushed back the dates for two of its most important events. next in sports, jason appelbaum will have more on when the league thinks it can return. >>> but first, a drive-by parade organized teachers this afternoon in lafayette. and long line of vehicles circled through the neighborhood near happy valley elementary school students and parents cheered them along, shouting we live happy valley. to the coronavirus hit, they have a new appreciation for teachers. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. there are times when our need to

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, as laguna honda hospital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. w

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, as laguna honda hospital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. w

o'bannon was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where he was hospitaled for preexisting medical conditions unrelated to this incident. evidence. evidence was located at the incident scene of the officer-involved shooting at well as glide memorial church. evidence included a wooden blood with what appeared to be blood on it, two fire extinguishers, and several large kitchen knives. video. video was recovered from multiple sources, including approximately 180 body worn camera videos, ten private surveillance videos, and an additional video is being sought by our investigators. witnesses. witnesses to the officer-involved shooting have been interviewed, and independent witnesses to the preliminary crimes have been located and also interviewed. additional witnesses are being sought by investigators. the suspect. the san francisco district attorney's office has filed charges against mr. o'bannon on april 23, 2020. the charges consist of the following. one count of 245-a-1 of the california penal code, assault with a deadly weapon. one count o

coverings, and we are adding more service on the bruno line to handle people who work at the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. coming up, we will talk about plans to close a $1.7 billion budget deficit over the next two fiscal years. also, we will find out how san francisco is preparing to enter phase 2 on monday. that is coming up today at 9:30 p.m.. >>> the cdc has issued an official nationwide health alert about a rare deadly condition in children that is to coronavirus. the cdc is asking doctors to immediately report any child experiencing symptoms, which will mean high fever. >> is the body does her usual thing, making antibodies, clearing infection, it is revving up antibody level too high, and an unregulated way so that the information will affect other organs which is not what it was intended to do. >>> it got national attention when an outbreak was reported, and there are 100 confirmed cases in new york, and three children have died. >>> a whole foods store, for th this is the sixth employee at the store to test positive. a worker at whole foods also tested positive for the virus re

today, around 6:30 in the morning, more than 101st responders in san francisco lined up to greet and cheer medical workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the event was organized by the san francisco sheriff's office to boost morale of healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> the sights and sounds of avaya stadium to the medical center as ktvu's ruben shows us, they wanted to feel like superstars, if only for >> reporter: cheering is what this group is known for. normally, the san jose ultras turn their attention to soccer and their beloved earthquakes. but today, they have taken their voices and their support to valley medical center. >> we support our players, but they are not playing, so we support these guys, these are the superstars, they should be treated as such in the future. >> reporter: they started with a fundraiser, collecting $4000 in a matter of hours, when the earthquake found out, they decided to match it. >> they did a great job supporting us, i think is giving back to healthcare workers, doctors, nurses, but he is doing a great job, i think it shows how loya

coverings and, and the san bruno line will be able to handle the people that work at the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> the mayor will join us to talk about her plans to close $1.7 billion of budget deficits , over the next two fiscal years. we will find out how san francisco will enter phase 2 on monday. that is all coming up today, at 9:00. >>> california is heading towards massive budget cuts because of a $53 billion deficit. the state had a surplus of for the pandemic, but faces plummeting revenues. governor newsom says that he is forced to revise the budget plan, borrowing billions of dollars from special funds, limiting tax credits, and, drains the states $16 billion rainy day fund. the governor is also proposing to cut the celery to state workers by 10 percent. >> we have to tighten our belt across the border, you deserve a leaner government that is more nimble, and effective. he needs to target the needs of the most vulnerable. >> the governor's plan cut $7 million from grade schools and tube alien from higher education. >>> the house of representatives is voting on a 3 tr

they handle the people working at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> san francisco is takingteps to reopen some businesses and other aspect of daily life while working to protect its most vulnerable residents from covid-19. we spoke live within cisco maryland and read about some of the challenges her city is facing amid the pandemic including a $1.7 billion deficit that will be inspected to grow. i asked the mayor if she's considered asking city workers to take a pay cut to help balance the budget. similar to the 10% pay cut governor gavin newsom is asking of state workers. here is her response. >> people are a paycheck away from being homeless. it's important we do everything we can to protect our workforce. we look at where we can trim and cut but we are talking about a 1.1 $21.7 billion budget deficit and in our existing fiscal year for the budget i already signed, another $250 million, not including the money we are already spending on the coronavirus expenses which we are told to be reimbursed for the majority of it, it's going to be tough. it's going to require a lot of

heartwarming events. [ applause ] >> the cheers and applause echo through the front entrance of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. more than 100 first responders across the city formed a quarter for healthcare workers to be walking through and showered with appreciation. >> very happy and well appreciated. >> someone told me to go outside get my phone ready. even with masks on you could see the smiles. they wanted to boost the morale of healthcare workers on the front line of the pandemic. >> it made me feel better about being here. is stressful and it's scary. the isolation but we want to do a good job. but this is scary. >> thank you for doing the job you do. thank you for being out there every day. being on the front lines and putting your lives at risk to help others. i want to stall continue to work together and keep people safe. >> it was a quieter scene outside the medical center in daily see the this morning. but just as referent. firefighters and first responders brought thank you signs to show their support as health responders walked under an american flag and a ladder truck. the sens

. >>> a san francisco hospita i i do want to warn you that picd of disturbing. zuckerbergrancisco general hospital said this man was found unconscious friday night on pacific avenue. he is in his 30s, 6'2" and weighs more than 350 pounds. the extent of his injuries are unknown at this point. but if you know who this man is, you are asked to contact the department of public health. >>> as you know many small businesses are starting to reopen across the country, although some are facing unexpected challenges. the owner of a massachusetts ice cream shop said he had to close one day after opening because customers were harassing his employees. he posted on their website that all orders have to be placed an hour in advance, but he says not everyone listened and instead took their anger out on his workers when they got busy. >> one of my best workers quit yesterday at the end of her shift. but the words she was called and the language, you wouldn't even say in a men's locker room and to say it to a 17-year-old kid. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> yikes. for now the shop

. >>> a san francisco hospital is looking for your help to identify a patient who was found over the weekend and i do want to warn you this picture may be disturbing to some of you. zuckerberg general hospital said this man was found unconscious on pacific avenue. in his 30s about 6'2" and weighs over 350 pounds. the extent of his injuries are not known, but if you know who this man is, you are asked to contact the department of public health. >>> microsoft now has a new feature that blocks reply all e-mail chains at work. they call it reply all storm protection. the feature targets larger companies by detecting a chain of ten reply all e-mails to more than 5,000 recipients within an hour. microsoft will show the sender this pop-up message with suggestions for how to get their message across a little more appropriately. >> finally. how many years have we been having that trouble. >>> community groups throughout the country spent mother's day helping to feed local health care hero. teamed up with other organizations to deliver thousands of meals to hospital workers on the job yesterday. the local chapter sent 300 hot lunches and flowers to staff at kaiser's santa clara medic

happening now public safety agencies will be honoring and thanking health care workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital it's been a very emotional morning, anna standing by there with more on the tribute that's being played i played out there is kron four's rain, harvey hiring a good morning. >>mardi gras morning and like you mentioned just a beautiful display of gratitude very emotional i've seen some doctors and nurses, some albion some respiratory therapist make their way into work to start their shift many of them. here on the front lines of the covid-19 fight greeted by other first responders on the coronavirus tight. i'm joined live this morning with ricardo perez he's a respiratory therapist here. it finally stopped i know you're starting your ship right now that what does this mean to you. >>this quite a surprise when hard dealing with this said day in and day out. respiratory care practitioners on the front line right from the beginning been participating in most intensive cases that we head to the hospital. the last week of march and the first with the toughest we've had here

doctor annie look meyer is an infectious disease specialist at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital having such limited supplies is challenging. >>she knows. she will have to tell some patients no it's not what we all went into medicine to do we would like to be able to provide the best of your for everyone. and when we think it would benefit and were clearly just not in that place yet and that and that part is really heartbreaking how did you feel when you saw that just a handful of patients and all of san francisco would be able to get this medicine, we understand it's a really difficult decisions are going to have to be made and not just in san francisco in texas for example they have nearly 1700 coronavirus patients in the hospital. >>but the state was allocated only enough remdesivir year for about a 155 patients. the u.s. department of alth and human services hasn't explained how they decided how much from des severe to send to each state or why some places got up before others and that's for this letter wednesday from 2 members of congress asking for an explanation. >>i'm con

display of affection as public agencies were on arena and thanking health care workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, a great way to say thank you for all that they're doing kron four's rain harvey was there. >>at a time marty they're actually just wrapping it up right now a lot of those first responders that we saw earlier go on inside the hospital to start their shifts now we want to show you how the celebration all came together today we're going to show you the video of those adopters does nurses the lv and all walking inside of the hospital to start their shift. today is a medical team appreciation day here at the hospital and they started their did that change is warning system about 6.30 to 7.30 you can see a uniformed members there for presenting the san francisco sheriff's office. >>the fire department san francisco police department all out here thanking those front-line workers. now this is the only level one trauma center in san francisco and northern san mateo we talked to some of the nurses that were working today. here's what they had to say. >>nice to be with all the

. >>> off the grid food trucks were out feeding the medical staff today at zuckerberg san francisco generalospital things to community fundraising. the hospital's foundation set up a covid-19 fund where the pandemic began seven weeks ago and so far that fund has raised more than 4 1/2 million dollars. that translates into more than 3200 lunches and dinners from off the grid trucks that serve mexican, korean, indian and chinese food. >>> coming up in sports, one of the nfl's all-time leading running backs is coming back for a 16th season. mark tells us what team this former 49er will be playing for this year. >>> been on the 11:00 news, murals popping up on boarded-up storefronts. these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our internet essentials program. and delivering self-install kits to your door. nos comprometemos a mantenerte conectado. we'

happening today public safety agencies will be honoring and thanking health care workers as zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and standing by with what should be a very touching tribute as kron four's rain, harvey, either rain a good morning. >>that's right good morning. marty and like as you mentioned the medical staff here today will be honored, you know the staff here put in countless hours of really hard work. it takes them away from their families often those people on the front lines of this coronavirus fight they're getting a little appreciation today, so you can see some of the agencies are going to be actually out here today honoring then you'll see uniformed members representing the san francisco sheriff's office. the fire department san francisco police department and other agencies out here today. so on the medical staff here their gratitude for those long hours and lifesaving work that they do day in and day out not all of this is going to happen during their changes shift this morning at about 6.30 to 7.30. so we're going to make sure that will be here to bring you that action

ceremony going on is public safety agencies were on during and thanking health care workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and standing by with more on that is kron four's rana harvey high rain and a good morning. >>marty good morning just like you mentioned it was definitely a touching celebration. you had first responders and nurses and doctors respiratory therapist walking through here being applauded i want to kind of show you what's still going on they are currently steele showing their appreciation right now you see the san francisco sheriff's office here and they're feeding. those nurses, those respiratory therapist mills and sell the and those janitors the staff that works here at this medical center you now it's just incredible to see the outpour of support. dallas here today for these first responders that are out here on the front lines of this covid-19 5 you can see then to give some bag and some food there we had a few nurses. we were able to talk to today and they told us what this all means to them. >>all working together the nice to be with all these people on. the madness

>>a public safety agencies will honor and thank healthcare workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital standing by with what should be a very touching tribute is kron four's reyna harvey's give us the breakdown i can see those people already behind your rain. >>well this event is already starting as first responders showing up. a line here you can see we have nurses alvey ends doctors all these first responders greeted by other fellow first responders as they start their works and you know working number of hours throughout the day on the front lines of this covid 5 you can see they also are being said here they've got some food as they're walking in you can see some signs and flags being held are given these first responders times as they walk i want to talk to a number of first responders here, i'm joined live right now with chief nicholson with the fire department on here in san francisco. you know what does today mean to you to see these first responders greeted in this land. well, you know the hospital staff are the real heroes here granted the for department we go out th

. >>> a show of support today for front line medical workers at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital thank you. [ cheering and applause ] >> they deserved cheers for sure. multiple agencies showing their gratitude to staffers during a shift change today. also a show of appreciation at seton medical center in daly city. sky 7 flew over the hospital where first responders stood under a large american flag honoring medical workers leaving and arriving for work. >>> abc7's better bay area project thanks is all about sharing gratitude for people giving back during this pandemic. one south san jose neighborhood wanted to thank first responders and health care workers with a special parade. here is abc7 news south bay community gist dustin dorsey. [ siren ] >> the sounds of sirens and cheers of thanks rang through the kiowa circle neighborhood friday morning. dozens of families celebrated first responders and health care workers who are serving our community during the coronavirus pandemic. >> it kind of felt like for one moment that we weren't in selter in place. i almost started crying. i

lisa fortuna is chief of psychiatry at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> first the viral transmission surge and then the mental health surge. we are getting ready for that in psychiatry. >> she has been on the ground after disasters like hurricanes when there is an acute need for psychiatric help. but she says the pandemic is different. >> i think the thing that's made this so complicated is the social distancing. >> a big factor for health care work owners the front line as well as people isolated at home. >> some days i've had loneliness. >> david lives in san lorenzo. >> i've had a few anxiety attacks. i've been struggling with it since the shelter in place, not able to see family and friends. >> brandon rice is an icu nurse in san francisco. how you doing as a nurse treating really critically ill patients. >> right now i'm doing okay. because of the things that i have engaged in such as therapy, speaking about my anxiety, being vulnerable. >> when family members can't see their loved one because of covid-19, how does it make you feel to have to communicate that type o

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerbergan francisco general hospital, as laguna honda hospital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. we

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerberg francisco general hospital, as laguna honda hospital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. we wo

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, as laguna honda hospital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. w

he'll be transitioned back to zuckerberg san francisco general on june 1. and since this will be his last laguna honda regulatory report, i just wanted to take the opportunity to thank him for all of his work over the last year and really helping to stabilize the quality program here at laguna honda. we were working on transitioning him back in february, and then our covid response began and as usual adrian stepped up to the plate when we were asked to stay and to be the incident commander and the deputy incident commander for our structure. so i just really want to personally thank adrian for all of his work. i know that here at laguna honda that there is soa so much gratie for everything that he's brought to this team and, you know, he'll still be available to, you know, to consult on regulatory issues as they come up, but i really just wanted to take this opportunity before he reported out to you to acknowledge all of his work here at laguna honda. so with that i turn it over to adrian. >> thank you, commissioners. >> clerk: thank you, troy. >> i'm embar

he'll be transitioned back to zuckerberg san francisco general on june 1. and since this will be his last laguna honda regulatory report, i just wanted to take the opportunity to thank him for all of his work over the last year and really helping to stabilize the quality program here at laguna honda. we were working on transitioning him back in february, and then our covid response began and as usual adrian stepped up to the plate when we were asked to stay and to be the incident commander and the deputy incident commander for our structure. so i just really want to personally thank adrian for all of his work. i know that here at laguna honda that there is soa so much gratie for everything that he's brought to this team and, you know, he'll still be available to, you know, to consult on regulatory issues as they come up, but i really just wanted to take this opportunity before he reported out to you to acknowledge all of his work here at laguna honda. so with that i turn it over to adrian. >> thank you, commissioners. >> clerk: thank you, troy. >> i'm embar

and this was actually first detected at our public hospitals, zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where a very high number of hospitalized latinx patients was noted as consistent. you can see there are a large number of unknown people being diagnosed -- people whose race and ethnicity are being put as unknown who are dying of covid-19. >> president yee: dr. colfax, i realize you're going to be short on time, and i also realize that, so far, most of the things on the slides that you've shown, we already have received those. i don't know how many more slides you have, but it's -- if we could get through those other slides quickly because, again, i don't think we're seeing anything new. i think the -- >> okay. yes, president, i can go more quickly. i just -- one of the questions i believe we were asked was why were there so many people of unknown ethnicity were on the test results? i ist -- i was trying to answer that here, that we weren't getting that data from our testing partners. i can go faster here. i just do want to emphasize the factor of testing. >> supervisor peskin: mr. pr

. >>> police officers and firefighters are giving a salute to healthcare workers at zuckerberg san franciscoeneral. how this is really the latest in a string of such honors we have seen for doctors, nurses and other health professionals from law enforcement. >> reporter: this is a positive story we have seen come from this pandemic. it is still going on at san francisco general hospital. it started at 6:30 am so things are wrapping up here but you can still see some healthcare workers walking past this line of first responders. sheriff's officers, police, san francisco emergency management department , and the people in the masks and the scrubs are the healthcare workers stopping to pick up snacks and coffee. earlier this morning they were showered with applause as they walked into the doors. this was organized by the san francisco sheriff's office. this is what they had to say. >> thank you for doing the job that you do and thank you for being out there every day. and being on the front lines and putting your lives at risk to help others. i want us to all to continue to work together to kee

. >>> there was another round of applause for medical workers as they arrived at zuckerberg san franciscohe police department fire crews and others lined up to show their appreciation to healthcare staff on the front lines. workers from amazon, whole foods, walmart and fedex are slated to walk out of work. they are seeking better health and safety standards and has a peer while working during the pandemic. they want full disclosure on the number of infected cases in company facilities. >>> with rent checks due, they are calling for a nationwide payment strike today. they say people should not have to choose between rent and food and they want government support. >>> let's look at the roadways. >>> 101 is officially open out of san francisco. the 280 split is okay. the allegheny project is still underway. they will have two lanes open and one lane shut down. they want to work throughout the weekend and hope to have everything done by tomorrow. 101 should be open on the northbound side by 3:00. other than that, nothing else. >>> ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." michigan's republica

it will now offer more services to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and service to other areasyou can check the schedule before you go outside. caltrain and bart are unlimited. others are making slight modifications. right now, we are dealing with some slick surfaces. things have cleared up nicely especially across the golden gate. traffic is movinice in both directions. you will have some brake lights on southbound 101 into san rafael. traffic has dissipated around the bay bridge into san francisco. there are some slight delays off the skyway into the city and the san mateo bridge looks good in both directions. there are some south speeds that are slow. >>> you can see some sunshine on some of the live traffic cameras but also the clouds and some showers. high def doppler is tracking scattered showers across san francisco and into the east bay from a word as well as for san ramon. unsettled weather continues to pop up and then partly sunny for tomorrow with a chance of green showers. wayne: that would be awesome. - it's "let's make a deal!" wayne: $20,000. tiffany: i can sing.

of san francisco's nurses are demonstrating the utmost professionalism, compassion, courage and heart, as they always do. i personally give thanks to the nurses in our public health system as zuckerbergpital, our many health centers, public health centers across the city, including maxine hall health center, chinatown health center, castro mission health center and city clinic for their provision and care of services for communities across our great city. you provide medical care, but you do so much more. you provide comfort, emotional support, advocacy and, frankly, whatever it takes to help patients and their families. you get it done. i know this from my own personal experience, from working in the emergency rooms at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, the inpatient units at that hospital and across the city, including at the va and ucsf, to our clinics throughout the city. nurses are the backbone of our system, a system that requires the skills and wisdom of the nursing profession now more than ever. all of us in san francisco owe nurses a debt of gratitude, a debt of gratitude that grows every day. you are true heroes. we would not be where we are today, making the progre

o'bannon was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where he was hospitaled for preexisting medical conditions unrelated to this incident. evidence. evidence was located at the incident scene of the officer-involved shooting at well as glide memorial church. evidence included a wooden blood with what appeared to be blood on it, two fire extinguishers, and several large kitchen knives. video. video was recovered from multiple sources, including approximately 180 body worn camera videos, ten private surveillance videos, and an additional video is being sought by our investigators. witnesses. witnesses to the officer-involved shooting have been interviewed, and independent witnesses to the preliminary crimes have been located and also interviewed. additional witnesses are being sought by investigators. the suspect. the san francisco district attorney's office has filed charges against mr. o'bannon on april 23, 2020. the charges consist of the following. one count of 245-a-1 of the california penal code, assault with a deadly weapon. one count o

he'll be transitioned back to zuckerberg san francisco general on june 1.ll be his last laguna honda regulatory report, i just wanted to take the opportunity to thank him for all of his work over the last year and really helping to stabilize the quality program here at laguna honda. we were working on transitioning him back in february, and then our covid response began and as usual adrian stepped up to the plate when we were asked to stay and to be the incident commander and the deputy incident commander for our structure. so i just really want to personally thank adrian for all of his work. i know that here at laguna honda that there is soa so much gratie for everything that he's brought to this team and, you know, he'll still be available to, you know, to consult on regulatory issues as they come up, but i really just wanted to take this opportunity before he reported out to you to acknowledge all of his work here at laguna honda. so with that i turn it over to adrian. >> thank you, commissioners. >> clerk: thank you, troy. >> i'm embarrassed so i'll try

san francisco. they wanted to thank them for their hard work and dedication, especially during this coronavirus pandemic. at zuckerbergeneral hospital in san francisco, front-line medical workers were treated to a nice lunch today. the food was provided i hurry up now through their role and forward donations from customers. the food truck and restaurant chain is matching every $12 donation. it then delivers meals to front- line workers and people impacted by the coronavirus. hurry up now also gives meals to others affected by the pandemic, including furloughed hospitality workers, and those in homeless shelters. >>> warm out there today, we got into the upper 80s. tomorrow, we are near the 90s and by friday, maybe some mid- 90s. i will see you back here with the five-day forecast. >>> right now, we go to ktvu's other homes with some of the stories were working on for the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. >> telemedicine is becoming an increasingly popular and necessary way to see the doctor we are going to talk to an expert about when patient should turn to technology instead of the doctor's office, or the er. >>> also com