or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. the school year could start as early as late july. tonight the state superintendent responds. a bay area engineer reimagined snorkeling gear. now his protective equipment is being sent to the front line. most construction has been put on hold but as of monday it is all set to resume. the winds of change have arrived. a double digit drop in temperatures today. i ll let you know how much cooler coming up. announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. and that breaking news, governor newsom is putting his foot down to avoid a repeat of this, packed beaches up and down california s coast this past weekend. tomorrow he s expected to announce all beaches and state parks will be closed starting friday. this memo was sent by the california police chief s association forewarning police departments about the order. monday governor newsom said he didn t want to be people abusing beach rules putting peoples lives at risk. those
is timely. just past the 1 million mark in terms of the number of claims just since march 13. 1 million californians have now claimed the need to get unemployment insurance. this cannot happen soon enough. is millions file for unemployment there are some who don t know if they qualify for the government s help. julie spoke to several self- employed californians about the confusion. reporter: you may have seen these means joking about how look without the here in their salons. we spoke with some of the more than half 1 million californians in the cosmetology industry who are desperate for answers and for help. a lot of folks are saying they have to keep on working to survive. what is your reaction? understandable. most of our girls are at home. thei families. while these women are abiding by the state home altar. you re talking about bailouts for huge corporations. self-employed people. reporter: unlike regular employees who can file for unemployment. independent
and questions for the stanford university medical dean, dr. lloyd miner, joining us from california. the phone lines are joint the phone lines are open, host: [indiscernible] ,ur numbers are (202) 748-8000 ,202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8002 and you can join us on facebook. c-span. we begin with the numbers from john hopkins university, now 0orldwide more than 530,00 cases across the globe, 24,000 deaths, the u.s. surpassing china with more than 8700 cases of the coronavirus. the house and senate, acting quickly on a massive spending bill. joining us in studio is alex bolton of the hill.com, the senate passing 96-0 that bill, and i don t think i have ever seen about total that large. alex: i can t remember you nana s miss vote on legislation of such significance, and it is remarkable, especially given partisan fighting over the weekend and late into the night. it got acrimonious. republicans and democrats accusing each other of politicizing the crisis, but in the end everyon
bridge. this crash happened just before the toll plaza. i ll get to the map so you can see that backup. two separate crashes between two vehicles each. so, we are looking at the lanes open, but a slow down because there s still debris in the area. speeds down to four miles per hour and speed up to 16 once you get going and through the toll plaza all clear from there and backup because it extend to 880. our north bay here. driving along 101. heads up about the fog. mike has been talking about it all morning long out of santa rosa and novato experience low visibility in the area. showing you the bay bridge toll plaza in the area. no metering lights and it s now exactly 601. this is something we have been watching all week and coming on later and later and i ll let you know if they come on at all and also seeing a whole lot less car poolers because of this response from the coronavirus. reggie and kumasi. that really tells a story. thanks so much. now to the coronavirus emer
overseas, the race to escape. long lines fill international airports. americans scrambling to fly out before president trump s travel ban goes into effect tonight, worried about being stranded overseas. stocks in a free fall. the dow tumbling 10%, the worst day since black monday more than three decades ago. lawmakers in the trump administration now racing to reach a deal for a massive aid package to bolster the economy and help working families. plus, the superstar singers postponing their concerts from celine dion to cher, to billie eilish. the ncaa saying there will be no champion this year, canceling march madness. major league baseball canceling open day while hockey and soccer suspend their leagues, joining the nba. the basketth ou from here at home and around the world. and good morning, america. we hope you are well this friday morning. it s an anxious time for all of us. we get that, and we are committed to bringing you the best information and advice as the co