Celebration separation. Easter weekend is transformed with empty churches, services on computer screens, and families limiting their gatherings. How even the peoples pope is without his people. And surprise in the sky. With millions of businesses shut down, it seems the lights are on in the heavens above. What stargazers are seeing now that hasnt been seen in generations. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We have not reached the peak. Every day, we need to continue to do what we did yesterday and the week before and the week before that. Reporter the u. S. Reaches half a million coronavirus cases. The actual curve is much, much lower than any of them projected. Now is not the time to stop the social distancing. It is working. This cannot be a weekend to think we can let our foot off the gas. Were not even close, folks. We have to keep with it until this war is won. I dont know what ive had a bigger decision. Im going to surround my
Right now, youll notice a lot of cloud cover around that will make its way to the shoreline and stay there. Well have a cloudy coast today. Its cloudy now all around the bay area. 53 in campbell as well as newark with 51 in lafayette. Bodega bay, 49 there. The clouds will burn back to the shoreline throughout the day and it will be a little less muggy out there. Noontime 60 inland, 50s at the coast with fewer clouds and more sun, mid 60s to near 70 in spots today and well talk about a sunnier and warmer Easter Sunday coming up. Thanks, lisa. This morning, alarming questions being raised about one particular coronavirus outbreak in San Francisco. 70 new positive cases at the citys largest homeless shelter. The outbreak means nearly 9 of the covid19 cases come from just one place. Ka kate larson spoke with city advocates about the story. The beds are close together, less than two feet. Reporter he has stayed at the south shelter at 5th and bryant many times. The fact that the coronavirus
Quickly in responding to this crisis. Solutions,creative keeping credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so they can recover when this virus so it can recover when this virus recedes. And it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. Your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. Indeed, leaders are tested in times of crisis and this crisis tests our leadership in no uncertain terms. You have risen to the occasion. It is safe to say we and all americans have appreciated your calm, decisive leadership in this moment of peril and on behalf of of all of us at brookings, please let me commend you on the powerful example of American Leadership you have set for us all and continue to display every single day as you perform your duties. You are an inspiration and example to all of us. As for today, we will shortly give you the opportunity for your remarks and then i will turn the stage over to my good friend, davi
What will the rest of this look like . , we will looking back on this as a moment where we came together as a country, as a multitudeed of rational beings united by the common objects of their love. I want to repeat that because it is a complicated thought, but it is the best definition of a nation ive come across. A multitude of rational beings, driven by reason, react to facts, united by the common objects of their love. We love enough to sacrifice one for another. Weve had a lot of conversations wartime, thiss is is like pearl harbor and september 11. Actually it is not. There is a National Feeling that is analogous, but this is something the closest thing i can think of as an analogy is, this is as if we were all english men and women in london in 1940 during the blitz or when hitlers was firing rockets at london. And weall combatants didnt choose to be a combatant. My hope for the country is that. E learn from this pain as dr. King used to say, theres a way to bring good out of pe
Host i want to begin with what you told your parishioners on palm sunday, that we miss you very much, we will be making the best of this. I want to ask how you are dealing with it personally, but also the archdiocese of new york. Cardinal dolan it is tough days for everybody. It is tough as well for the church, steve. We are a People Church and we count on our flock. We count on the community. And they count on us. They want to be together. We are people of the sacraments, of community. This is very rough because people need their faith. But weve had to make those decisions. They were difficult ones to make. Tohave a moral imperative protect the health of the community and our own people. And the people are coming through. My priests have been remarkably innovative. They are live steaming everything. They are calling people, keeping in touch with them. This is a tough way, steve, to get ratings to go up, but the with st. We got patricks cathedral, they skyrocketed as people tune in. I