county. and then marine county now growing to 15 solano county 9 sonoma county 6. napa still reporting no cases, however, as you know there probably are that's the whole idea you're supposed to act as if you have the virus that's how you're going to make sure you don't read it. big news when it comes to your kids it looks like it's very likely that they're not going to go back to school for the rest of the year that's where the governor hinted at and kansas has become the first state in the nation to call it for the rest of the year the kids are out of school governor newsome sent a warning about that possibility yesterday kron four's will tran is live with the latest well. it's a warning at this point duryea but it looks like pretty much a done deal, although he will not go there all together. >>yet now many schools, 99% of them right now very about 6 million kids stare home right now because the schools voluntarily send the kids home at least until the first week of april including law high school in san francisco, there is a good chance according to the governor that their kids won't come back. next week a week after their scheduled return date and like you said my naive or return. before the end of the school year giving them the rest of the school year off social distance and the summer to slow down the spread of coronavirus he's working with president trump right now for federal funding because when the kids are not in school that means the school district the school system does not get the money that's why they take attendance every day so as far as the budget that takes a major hit as well but he says that's not his top priority. the top priority for him are the kids including his own kids that he had to tell his daughter that there is a good chance she won't be returning to her friends as well listen in to the governor explained. his rationale. >>let me be candid. this is a very sober thing to say. i can say this with certainty but i can say this quite learned late. don't anticipate schools are going open up in a week please don't anticipate in a few weeks and i say that because one needs to be honest and i need to be accountable to you i want to mislead you to 6 plus million kids and our system and their families they need to make some plans at a time when a lot of plans are already being curtailed the planning with kids some of the most challenging a planning i would plan in assume it's unlikely. that many of these schools, a few if any will open up before the summer break. >>okc just heard the governor said challenging planning, let's face it if you're a parent out there most to you your jobs drop when you found that out because he was already very stressful for 3 weeks off possibly a month and now we're looking at the rest of the school year. the governor is fully aware of that which is why he says if they don't return to the schools, he wants to keep a lot of them open for day care bring in the person now make sure they have social distance and james terry of the reason why he did not slam the door on closing the entire school year because he needs to keep them open because let's face it we've done this story extensively that a lot of low income kids they rely on the schools for food. back to yes they do let's talk about that. well san francisco unified school district is providing 3 meals a day for students. >>during the closure, the pickup sites are open monday through friday from 9 to 10:00am and you don't need any identification or proof of school enrollment. the child though has to be president to get the food. we'll have more details if you go to kron 4 dot com. >>it restores that will be setting aside time for the most vulnerable customers to shop this includes whole foods target safeway stores will be designating a time for the elderly to get the things they need kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco with more on that part of the story sarah. >>james i'm live here in the target in san francisco. i can see a employees inside right now stocking up the shelves as you've known, as you know, it's been a race to keep them stocked because customers have been panic buying in the shelves have been there. but that's why this is so important that these bigger stores like target and other grocery chains are going to be setting aside time for the elderly and those with compromised immune system to get in there get what they need stress free take a look at your screen. we have a list of some of the stores that are being included in this and really stepping up with these initiatives whole foods will leave an hour before open just for the elderly and those with systems are compromised the most vulnerable people safe way we'll have time so the from 7 intel 9 tuesdays and thursdays target will have the first hour of being open dedicated them as well as dollar general that's going to be tremendously helpful because as we saw yesterday when i was live at a cost co i saw some elderly people in line waiting in the cold and then once they were in there it's crowded it's chaotic and they can even get what they need so that just really not fair because of the most susceptible to being infected one store in san jose, a more local store was the first or really in the area to step up soon autos market was ahead of the curb, let's hear them describe to us how it works for them. >>we customers are pace with us during this process because i'm charted waters for all of us, but we have a lot of needs are deli items arts. we have so many wonderful homemade items can take grabbing goes in stuff like that, so it allowed her to get in and out of the starting rate. >>that was a not as market in san jose. so another story that you can go to earlier if you are one of those susceptible people one of those people who really need to stay home if you can, but you know we'll need to get the essentials again that we've been reminding people if you have a neighbor friend family members, anybody who was in this category if you can head to the grocery store for them that is preferable but at least finally the stores are stepping up with this initiative for now live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4. >>koppel thank you very much sara and of course safely announcing now is hiring more than 2000 additional workers to keep up with demand from the coronavirus these openings apply across most departments at more than a 165 stores across the bay area and it also applies to and rhianna coasts of on-and pack in safe locations. they're also hiring full-time and and part time drivers to make deliveries to help people that can't get to the stores in person to get those essential items that they need and take a look at this. this is how many bay area grocery stores have been looking like for weeks now busy markets have become a major worry for shoppers, especially the elderly, but now thanks to a new website started by brentwood resident on monday people can now volunteer to shop for those in need. >>you know really where we're trying to be groups on the ground. so they don't have to be waiting in the lines of the groceries the pharmacy or for for a pet sitter whatever they are. >>their needs are on it feels really great to be able to help out people in the community who may not be able to go to churches themselves like it to. >>in the community even they're angels. >>well if you need help east contra costa county or would like to volunteer you can sign up on brentwood strong dot com. >>asking the federal government for financial help to keep the trains running ridership has been dropping dramatically as people are staying away from each other and from work. bart says they could lose up to $55 million a day a story on month. and there were 570 fewer people on the trains on monday, a 70% drop in a typical monday in marsh these 2 people walking in empty trans look at that muni and i was counting the buses that i was passing yesterday. they say that everything's down golden gate ferry is everybody's down count muni's yesterday james i'm driving through the city. i passed 8 buses. there are a total of 3 people to run 1, 1, was on the other while the other 6 were empty. the city of san francisco is not going to issue tickets for street sweeping through the end of the month. if you got a ticket yesterday it's waived however, drivers who are able to move their cars should do so daly city and hayward are also suspending street sweeping regulations in those cities. >>well major retailers are closing their doors and adjusting their hours to help stop the spread of coronavirus and in the bay area once robust centers now they're going silent crawford's theresa stasi has more from walnut creek. >>nordstrom macy's apple just a few of the 86 stores shuttered to stay here at the broadway plaza mall in walnut creek. normally bustling with business not so anymore. signs spelled it all out the doors of these big national chains and others were closed all due to the coronavirus. >>you know when we first out the car. i said oh my god, it's like the end of the world that's what it felt like where's everybody are we the last people on earth keeping us safe social distance has advised by health officials i talked with a few people out here. >>about what they were witnessing. i feel it's the right way the right thing to do because it will go by fast and ever. >>and certain you know, i mean i'm just you know i don't know what what to expect. >>in a statement kron 4 news macy's declared the closures of its name brand plus bloomingdale's blue mercury outlet facilities and market stores as quote the health and safety of our customers colleagues in communities is our utmost priority. as a result of the recent cove is 19 developments we have decided to temporarily close our stores and quote they continued by saying that they will offer benefits and compensation to their impacted workers. nordstrom which has operated since 19 oh one with 380 stores stretching over 40 states plus 248, nordstrom rack stores announced all stores will be closed by end of the day and will offer 2 weeks pay and benefits while the waiting starts to find out what happens next. security guards patrol, the empty plaza. a few curious people drove by in cars and passed by on bikes. it is wild. >>to see too. right around downtown wannacry can see a completely empty. >>and the signs the retail stores. there's also a lot of restaurants in this area, but we've not seen anyone go in to any of the restaurants, even though they could be offering take out it is just that bleak out here. here wannacry theresa kron 4 news. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic to a course continues online at kron 4 dot com. our web site is there for you any time a day that you need it we have the very latest information on the outbreak to bury impacts ways you can stay safe, keep your loved ones. safe during this epidemic you can find again all of that under the coronavirus tab. under the new section of our website. >>in fact to some showers this morning looking at some light showers pushing in across the peninsula east bay north bay marine county all these areas looking at a little bit wet spot on the roadway which robin will tell you what that means for your drive to work that means slow your roll out there folks roads are soggy. you could spend out it happens every time so take it easy. the bridges look great some folks still have to get [ running and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. they help us with achievable steps along the way... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow dad, do you think you overdid it maybe? i don't think so... what do you think, peanut? nope! honey, do you think we overdid it? overdid what? see? we don't think so, son. technically, grandparents can't overdo it. it's impossible. well 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but i'm sure 2 weeks from now. be enjoying you look outside at the east we do have some showers as james noted out there and we're going to be looking at light showers at times through the morning. so if you are one of those people is essential personnel and stepping outside to get to work this early morning just be careful because you will be running into a few wet spots on roadways east bay right here not looking bad you can see well on to the horizon out there in the distance far as satellite radar is concerned a lot of green on peninsula north bay east bay, all looking at some light to even moderate spots of rainfall. >>for the peninsula itself things have calmed down a bit you can see this area of rainfall about to be pushing on to marine county a little heavier spots not can result in too much though i may be an uptick in rainfall intensity around sausalito timber on up there in the marin headlands and then moderate rainfall just above oakland in the hills as well as on 80 or east of lake o right now they're crossing the car bridge or 80 you're also going to be looking some light rainfall that will result in just a few slick spots on roadways. a couple of showers remain towards 10:00am but really starting to diminish you're going to notice sunshine amid passing clouds and then into the afternoon today a few spotty showers popping up in the south bay for the east bay where you saw some thunderstorms actually popping up. this afternoon should be a little bit on the calmer side for you. now tomorrow and friday you're to driest days of this forecast, nice way to kick off spring as today is the last day of winter now spring just around the corner and will eventually be seeing some spring showers but not thursday and friday, those will be good dry ones. 50's for your daytime highs with the route the coast or further inland we're all going to be spending the day with these cool temperatures much like we saw on your monday and or tuesday as well temperatures really not changing much today close to 60 degrees in a few spots but not even getting there even with that sunshine that we do have this afternoon and it doesn't matter whether you're inland bay area or towards the coast. we're all pretty similar to one another pin outside with similar conditions. tomorrow temperatures remain the same for your first day of spring friday drive before just a chance of rain on saturday sunday monday and tuesday is when our rain really starts to kick into gear. daytime highs by the start of next week back in the 60's. i made those showers robin traffic is moving well into san francisco right now it's been easy with no problems and no trouble spots here on westbound 80 so come on in front 9 minutes off to fremont street we're checking in on 92, it started backing up his usual, you know in the 4 o'clock hours when folks are really get out there and make that trip to the peninsula. it's our busiest bridge. you see the crowd on the flat section. so yeah, there is some slow traffic out there is just nothing compared to what's normally they're so 14 minutes to the peninsula. i have one crash wrapping up 80 east the powell street that anne-marie bill injury crash blocks the left lane so little slow in both directions. but overall shore freeway is nice westbound it's going to be 14 minutes 24 5 80 and the nimitz all nice and light so far will check more coming up back to you thanks a lot 19 in the airline industry is facing a really heavy had because of the coronavirus in the bay area. >>sfo is still open. but nobody's flying there's a shelter-in-place order in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has a look at the effects. while san francisco has a shelter-in-place order in effect sfo is exempted remains open for business. >>but inside some restaurants are closed in those open are only offering take out in addition, many retail stores are closed we've made provisions for a kind of the essential services travel agency shipping services new stance remain open, but. >>typical specialty retail boutiques and others you'll find close throughout the airport also striking how few people there are coronavirus related flight restrictions have had a big impact right now we're at about a 30% reduction in international traffic. but then also on a larger we're seeing really reduce passenger volumes throughout the airport both international and domestic shelter-in-place orders allowing for only essential travel may reduce the spread of the coronavirus but it doesn't help the airline industry which is already asked the government for $50 billion in grants loan guarantees and tax relief. >>tuesday, the president said the government has the airlines back. >>we're going back to the airlines. a 100% not their fault. >>and so many fall the question is will that money be enough to keep all airlines and business industry analysts say there are just too many unknowns especially the question of how long this pandemic will last even that crisis is not >>be on the ground only in the us for 4 days and then they went back into rebuilding their schedules. we were afraid to fly after but we and now you've got people who may have ongoing concerns about being around large crowds. we don't know people get comfortable when we come out of this being in here port surrounded by hundreds or more strangers being in an airplane or mean your hotel. >>just too many unknowns to answer those questions, especially how long the pandemic will last and how many other jurisdictions will enact those shelter-in-place orders. the sfo dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well americans are getting an extra 3 months to pay any additional taxes they may owe to the irs taxpayers who owe money to the ire issues you have to send it in by april 15th for that's the deadline. but now individual taxpayers and small businesses can defer payments of up to million for corporations. it's been a raise to $10 million, however they should still file taxes by april 15th. requesting a 6 month extension is still an option. the new deadline applies only to federal taxes. but some states including california are also setting their own new deadlines. amazon is not going to be shipping non essential items to their warehouses. it's an effort to increase capacity for things people need like cleaning products and other essentials during this outbreak. the company told sellers that they will only be accepting shipments of household staples, medical supplies and other high-demand products until april 5th at the earliest. and dealing with the coronavirus can be very scary thing unnerving for many of us and there is a place you can call if you need help the national a national disaster distress helpline has been set up. there's the number on your screen 1, 809 8, 5, 5, 9, 9, 0, there are people on the other end who can help you out we've also posted that number on our website at kron 4 dot com if you need to look it up at a later time. we'll be right coffee before your 8 a.m. 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radio shows are all like you know we can't do this from our closet that they're voicing all their stories you know home from home we can do that yeah and businesses like this obviously hiring any essential business where you're still interacting with the public. >>is high. reporters are dealing with that out in the field as well. so we're going to try keep us informed as possible while trying to stay as safe as possible on our end as well. let's give you a quick update in san francisco mayor london breed making more changes to help hospitals and businesses. >>during the coronavirus pandemic and this whole shelter-in-place order. first mayor breed announced a new policy to expedite the hiring process for qualified licensed nurses, we need more health care workers as well as other frontline healthcare workers to she wants to hire a 100 new nurses on the spot and do away with the hiring process that typically takes 6 months. this is all to help hospitals prepare for an influx of patients that may become sick with the coronavirus mayor breed also announced a moratorium on evictions for businesses that lost money due to the coronavirus pandemic which is going to be. obviously welcome news to small business owners that have had to shut their doors and it applies to any small or medium sized business that makes less than $25 million per year. >>we wanted to make sure. >>that businesses as well as residents are not who will be impacted most likely sadly due to a loss of income the last thing they need is any vick shun in the midst of this crisis. >>the city put presidential elections due to nonpayment on hold last week. >>on a vic shows her businesses will help to calm the fears and the predicament for bars gyms movie theaters all being shut down in this pandemic kron four's taylor sacking has reaction from business owners. >>there's no precedent for this this is we be uncharted territory here it looks like it last for months, a lot of us scared really nervous lyman owns several bars across san francisco teeth tonic and sort of have been skis off 3 of them now closed due to a city water to slow the spread of the coronavirus even before the closures. fineman says many bars to be hit as parties canceled and people weren't going out as often we started go where are still early are about 70% down to the last we close the drop in business enclosures aren't just affecting him and his family, but also 50 of his employees are so he's are now out of work and so we're trying to help figure out how they can apply for an apartment. about their next steps, cutting of their last checks right now including they're paid sick time malls in to keep the bars running for one they're able to open again. lyman says businesses need more help from the government like low interest loans and bailouts there's been a lot of talk about wine store. sta laws are still haven't come out there, i don't want federal government is doing that or she all skills freefall in first see >>right now so designate our area emergency out of the need to offer those those loans just immediately for these locked doors and boarded-up windows are something that will probably see for a few weeks maybe. >>even a few months, but business owners say that it is in the best interest of public safety they just hope that the government at all levels will come up with something soon before these businesses go under in san francisco tiller sackey kron 4 news marijuana dispensaries are an exception and san francisco you can see here they are able to stay open. >>during the shelter-in-place order and they they provide essential medicine that's why but people are being urged to get their pot products delivered to their homes if possible if they canned then you could still go to the dispensary and pick it off like a takeout john's happen. now says there are more than 200,000 cases of coronavirus around the world. let's take a look at the bay area numbers more than 300 confirmed cases and 6 deaths. santa clara county has. the bulk of 155 cases there was 5 deaths, san mateo county has 64 people testing positive and one person has died there in san francisco county. there are 43 confirm patience. contra costa county has 39 people have tested positive for coronavirus alameda county has 27. continuing our look around the bay marine county has 15 solano county 9 sonoma county 6. and in napa still reporting no cases at this time. >>well the us and canada apparently are preparing and to issue a joint statement to suspend non essential travel between those 2 countries officials are still working to clarify what not essential actually means but new restrictions will probably ensure that businesses and trade can continue. canada closed its borders monday except between the us and canada, but it closed its borders to every other country. meantime in italy one of the hardest hit areas around the world they've reported 345 new coronavirus deaths in that country over the last 24 hours as the italian health care system faces the pandemic this morning we're hearing from a doctor on the front lines. >>is being an enormous of course would have never i would phase these in my career i can tell you personally it is for the biggest challenge. i had in my so far. we re trying to do our but i would say it is an incredible moment for the community college. as scientific community probably the moment in which of seeing the more unified group either there and letting my life. >>has been hit not only are a lot of health care workers coming down with coronavirus which is depleting the numbers of those frontline healthcare workers but also the number of patients has overwhelmed their system and so a lot of those doctors that you just saw there are having to make those hard decisions about who can get a respirator hand a bad and who has to stay in the hallway and who must stay at home and face this a virus on their own right now italy has now reached 2,503 that's the total increase of cases of 16% and you see how they're stopping people in the streets from walking and say why are you out i mean they've got a total lockdown there. >>what about a vaccine. a trial is underway right now in washington state tested just started on monday and this morning we're hearing from neil browning who is one of the participants of the test take a look. >>this was totally volunteer, you're healthy or why did you want to do this. >>to make this in this quickly as possible for the rest of the world if i'm healthy enough to be able to contribute. research in hoping to find a vaccine sooner than later why wouldn't am and thank you for it can you just explain how many rounds of shots, you'll get and did the doctor say what side effects you you could have talked about the conversation you had with your doctor. >>sure so the first step is making sure everyone is healthy so everybody went through physical one test to make sure that everything looked after that we were administered vaccine. we have to do a daily chart take our john downey side effects are things that we might see it could be a contributing factor from this vaccine. we need to go back and and one drawn where they will cycle through the blood look to make sure the body is reacting the way it's expected to pretty soon the antigens that hopefully will allow us to combat coronavirus should we become exposed to it. the 4th weekend actually go back and and everyone will get a second dose of the vaccine. we go through another week period of once a week going back in for blood they track how progresses from there. >>how will the doctors know this works. >>so the way that this is working there's no actual virus in this vaccine needs are. one that spend weekends nor a dead one. they're using a new technique that basically teaches cells in my body to build protein structures that resemble the outer shell of the actual coronavirus. my body should react to that and see it as a foreign invader attack it and learn how to combat that structure that has been built by my body that works they should be able to track that there are antigens and white blood cells being produced the numbers that are showing an immune response as expected incredible just last questions. >>you have a family got kids when they think of a what if anything could be doing this. >>they didn't really know i was doing until the last minute because there's no need to get them riled up about it, but they thought it was pretty cool a doing something like this and i think it's important for them to learn that as a member of society you need to do whatever you can, but also that there's 44 other people as a part of the study it's not just got out there trying to help make the world a better place. >>dad the got off a doctor amazing right getting let you understand what's going on with that with the corona and they called that because the crown that's the shape and that your body is going to build those an attack the other thing amazing this trial is expected last 12 to 18 months as we've been hearing that's how long they think it will take before we're able to get a vaccine. >>in your home my home and get everybody protected our coverage continues on our website at kron 4 dot com we've got all kinds of information there i sure. >>there's a slide between i'm sure i like does this say you can't get enough, but you can there's a point where you want to stop by now but i think we have all the latest stories there and all the information we break it all down for you. >>and also don't forget that our app kron on which is 24 7 commercial free. that is free right now you don't have to pay i would definitely download that again. the governor spoke yesterday. i just pop them up right there on the app that was the best way to get that news on the go as i was walking the dog john which which is i drew approve movement. >>ledoux that you can also check kron-on for forecast anytime day really we are seeing some light 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downpour as you are stepping outside if you do have to get on roadways just slow down a little bit roadways are wet enough that it could make for some slick spots and into the afternoon today spotty showers can be expected most likely in the south bay today, yesterday's other spotty showers even a stray thunderstorm out in the east bay today just a little bit further southward. you're also noting more snow up in the sierra nevada something we've been seeing constantly at this point from saturday. so that's been very helpful snowpack in the sierra not to where it should be just yet, but we are working our way in the right direction. tomorrow, one of your drier days across the bay area may see a sprinkle or 2, but overall one that will be bringing sunshine more so than not as will be the case on friday as well so thursday and friday your most dry days some of your nicest of days before things into the weekend to take another turn to the rainier side. 50's for your high temperatures whether you're in san francisco, right along the coastline or whether you're heading inland very similar to the feel that yesterday brought us which was a little bit brisk even after the sun came out which did help to warm things up just a little bit. but even with that sunshine we're not going to be seeing any 60's on the map going to be feeling another day with those cool 50's. certainly a change from the warm and dry weather that we had gotten so used to we're keeping the cooler weather around we're keeping those spotty showers around 2 for yet another day. now today is officially your last day of winter tomorrow we kick off spring in doing so on the first 2 days of spring with some dry weather saturday. a very good chance of being dry. but there is a chance of some rainfall. sunday monday and tuesday more than just a chance of rainfall, it's looking likely that we're going to have a very wet start to your next week ahead of us robin let's talk a little bit about mass transit for those of you using this week you may have noticed some changes so. >>if you're in san francisco and you're using new the muni's operating on a non-school schedule so many of those buses that run along the school line they've been canceled of course they don't need it because kids are out and then also the f market and the cable car lines have been adjusted a little bit you're not on an actual cable car. >>they're using bus shuttles, instead but those lines are still available parts on a regular schedule despite the big different ridership capitol corridor has reduce its schedule and so caltrain so just keep that in mind things will be a little off you won't have as many as trains and buses moving throughout the bay area so you need to pay attention checking in on the bridges, they are a little soggy. but traffic looks good 19 minutes novato to san francisco here at the bay bridge. no delays it's going to be trouble free commute off to fremont street darya thanks a lot. 48 and of 4 members of the brooklyn nets. >>have coronavirus and former warrior kevin durrant is one of them in fact they got tested. after they got back from san francisco. there's possibility game with the warriors i think it was march 12 and that's when he said they went back at tested and he's got it all 4 players are isolated and being monitored and only one is exhibiting any symptoms duran himself. he says he feels fine. ah, but ah they are in addition to member regal bear with the utah jazz. he was the first professional athlete in this country to test positive and then another utah jazz player got it quickly after that. >>so everybody in the sports just like the real world they're all part of the world so everybody james supposed to act as if you have it and that's how we're going to stop the spread that's right this matter who you are professional athlete amateur high school athlete. >>in fact most if not all high school sports are canceled now or postpone for the year because of coronavirus for one high school basketball team. the destruction came just days before the team was set to go for a chance to be in the state championship kron 4 sports reporter jason demoss has their story. >>archbishop riordan was clicking playing its best basketball at the right time it was all shaping up for a magical and we just had that feeling and when you have a you know as a coach yeah, it's a legitimate, you know number one seed 2 games at home in a row to go to one center we thought we had in the back but then they received some sobering news and the euphoria of a possible state championship trip was gone before it could even be get the whole week and the kids were just kind of getting ready to play monday really excited. and they didn't care where they played you know they just wanted to keep playing so when i had to tell them. that monday morning that we were not going to play more. that was hard for them. it really hit the seniors are the crusaders were actually one of the first teams to be affected by the coronavirus they were slated to play dallas out on saturday march 5th when the principal told them that the game would be postponed due to a parent at the school testing positive for the virus. 2 days later their season was over i just said how proud of them i where is the best team i've ever coached and i'm sorry it had to end this way but. we have to get through it and adversity has your life told them you know this just made a because it really made us appreciate what we went through to get on the journey together. >>that was so much more important than the final final result the crusaders finish the season 23 5 and were ranked in the state all season long. >>they graduated 7 seniors, reporting in san francisco, i'm jason do mosque. kron 4 news. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington, the federal government is considering sending americans checks to help them make ends >>despite the virus motors still turned out on election day in 3 states to deliver winds to joe biden the former vice president swept. tuesday's primaries now projected to take florida arizona, illinois. the big wins give him a considerable boost in the delegate count. while addressing his victory. a biden saying all first responders. >>this pandemic has impacted every aspect of our lives. and every aspect of this campaign. >>most of all my heart goes out to all of those who have lost a loved one. to those who have contracted the virus to all the brave americans who are working harder than ever to help their neighbors. from all those children are home from school that are worried don't know quite why. the doctors nurses emts and public health officials as well as a frontline emergency workers like firefighters and dedicated folks working to keep the shelves stocked and the grocery stores. >>you see that he gave that speech in around a bunch of supporters cousin tight james, more states have postponed their elections the democratic national committee wants to shift from him person voting to other methods like voting by mail they're going to figure that out they are. >>our time now is 5.55 coming up next our big box stores are changing their hours to allow seniors to shop before anyone else so they don't have to battle it out in the aisles have details on that coming up in a live report and schools could stay closed for the rest of the school year that's the message. the warning from governor gavin newsome as more cases of coronavirus or confirmed across the state. and san francisco make some changes to help out businesses who are losing money amid this shelter in place because the coronavirus pandemic social distancing as well a big thing we want to keep reminding you of your daily and work lives were practicing in here now in the crowd for studios, we'll be right back. 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