F0 now at 11 00, stunning accusations against a bay area nursing home where six patients have died from the coronavirus. My wife shes a nursing assistant, she tested positive. They told my wife, you can come back to work. Tonight the serious questions about safety at this facility. A big week for holiday celebrations but churches are now taking their services online. Some bay area restaurants are forced to change their Business Model due to the shelter in place. Could Grocery Service be the thing that helps them weather the storm. Now at 11 00 and streaming on cbs bay area, the coronavirus turns deadly again at a nursing home. Joe vasquez is in hay ward where family members of patients and staffers have raised troubling questions about the facility. Alameda county Health Officials now report six patients of this nursing facility have died as a result of the coronavirus. 59 people here have tested positive. Thats 25 residents and 24 staffers. Tonight we watched as mortuary workers arriv
My wife shes a nursing assistant, she tested positive. They told my wife, you can come back to work. Tonight the serious questions about safety at this facility. A big week for holiday celebrations but churches are now taking their services online. Some bay area restaurants are forced to change their Business Model due to the shelter in place. Could Grocery Service be the thing that helps them weather the storm. Now at 11 00 and streaming on cbs bay area, the coronavirus turns deadly again at a nursing home. Joe vasquez is in hay ward where family members of patients and staffers have raised troubling questions about the facility. Alameda county Health Officials now report six faciliave died as a result of the coronavirus. 59 people here have tested positive. Thats 25 residents and 24 staffers. Tonight we watched as mortuary workers arrived to take away one of the bodies. My wife shes a nursing assistant. She tested positive. Reporter we also talked to two men who are married to two st
The last to fall by the wayside. And the group behind effort to recall the Alameda County District Attorney. Its calling on county leaders to set a date for a recall election. From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning far. Well, good Tuesday Morning and thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. Here on april 23rd reyna harvey teams like about aprils literally fly by last few days have been great for outdoor activities. John, are we one to me like is today going just as today is going to be a huge change from yesterday. We are looking at a big cool down compared to the warm temperatures of yesterday as much as 10 degrees cooler. So get ready for some more sunshine, but not going to be feeling that same way. In fact, youll notice is differences here pretty quick. This is your view outside from the east bay hills. Got a little bit of that glow of almost full moon there on the bay. We are looking at visibility pretty solid
Experience. This is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. Good evening. We begin with breaking news and heartbreaking news. San francisco is mourning the loss of a man who devoted his life to helping the citys most vulnerable communities, the reverend Cecil Williams. Hes died at age 94. Williams was the long time minister of glide memorial church. He died at his San Francisco home surrounded by friends and family. The glide foundation celebrated its 60th anniversary in San Franciscos tenderloin last december. It provides services for the homeless and anyone in need of a hot meal every day of the year. You may recognize it most for its thanksgiving celebrations where reverend williams always played a key role. His fight for justice also extended around the globe. Hes seen here with human rights champion Nelson Mandela in 1990. San Francisco Mayor london breed paid tribute to reverend williams writing, as a young girl, i would never have dreamed id grow up to work with him. We all be
Right now at 11 00, he brought so much life to the bay area, tonight, San Francisco is mourning the death of reverend Cecil Williams the pioneer and longtime pastor at glide memorial church. Cecil, however, was dramatically different from any other pastor. Please his legacy goes well beyond just africanamerican Civil Rights Movement and poverty and those issues to really address some of the core issues of what became San Francisco, modern San Francisco. His influence and impact still resonates across San Francisco. The legendary reverend broke down barriers and gave a voice to the voiceless. He was a champion of the Homeless Community and a supporter of the lgbtq community, as well. The comp legation is celebrating the legacy he leaves behind. Pete suratos begins our coverage in the city. Reporter , members of the church are remembering the life of church cofounder, reverend Cecil Williams. He died today at the age of 94 and they push forward his legacy as a church community, one day a