hotspots. and so we have been preparing for that. all right. more on that in just a moment. but new at 6:00, an in-depth look at vulnerable places. skilled nursing facilities. there are thousands of them across the state and a number of them are waging their own battles against the spread of coronavirus. today governor newsom announced the state has trained and is deploying 600 nurses in that effort. nbc 7 s melanie woodrow woodroww more. reporter: 41 residents tested positive for covid-19. 25 staff members and nine deaths according to alameda county health officials. family members are worried for their loved ones. i didn t know people had been dying here. last i had heard, there was one person who tested positive. reporter: health officials say the spread of these types of facilities is to be expected because of the congregant setting. this is a very vulnerable population. they have a lot of medical conditions. reporter: dr. erica ponce says the county is reco
for 21-year-old dylann roof of lexington, south carolina. they arrested him during a traffic stop in shelby, about 220 miles north of charleston. the arrest of this awful man is important for all of us in this community and in our country to begin the necessary process of our healing together. reporter: police say the suspect opened fire inside the emanuel ame church in downtown charleston. officials say he started shooting after attending a prayer meeting. charleston is widely known as the holy city for all of the churches. the department of justice has opened a hate crime investigation into the shooting incident. reporter: the shooting is prompting prayer vig yiles throughout the state and on vigil throughout the state and on capitol hill and president obama is renewing his calls for gun control. at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this does not happen in other countries. it doesn t happen no other places with this in other pla
the fit for the superstar forward and it seems like that little conversation helped. with more on the warriors reporter: now all of a sudden you have the super team. current mvp in steph curry. mvp from 2014 in durant. the best shooting team in the league, maybe in history between among durant, curry, klay thompson. you ve got three guys, maybe 40 points on a given night. this last season durant led the thunder to nearly knocking out warriors in western conference finals. remember that little heart palpitation? up 3-1 in the series before losing three straight games. as for durant, signs two-year, $54 million contract. kevin durant made that announcement on-line on a posting to the website. players tribute writes, quote, it really pains me to know that i will disappoint so many people with this choice, but i believe i am doing what i feel is the right thing at this point in my life and in my playing career. looking live at kevin dur aren t s new home, oracle arena, plen
trees down, collapsed scaffolding, and power outages. lots of problems from high winds whipping across the bay area tonight. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m natasha zouves. high wind advisory for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. officers said the winds were especially strong port bay bridge. we have team coverage and we ll look at the forecast with jim and drew. we begin with lillian kim with a look at the damage. lillian? reporter: from the bridge to here in san francisco it s been windy, and because of that we saw one mess after another. the scaffolding on bayshore boulevard was no match for the wind that swept through san francisco. all of it came crashing down on two parked cars at the smart & final parking lot. luckily, the owner of this suv was walking into the store when it happened. i m still blessed. yeah. if i was inside the car i would get hurt in my head because in the car you have the mirror in the front, on the top. reporter: on 7th and mar
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