State. But the bay areas current order is more strict and that looks likely to continue. Tonight there are now more than 9,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus here in the bay area and 333 people have died from the virus. Santa clara continues to be the hardest hit in the bay area with more than 2200 covid19 cases in that county san Mateo San Francisco and alameda counties all have more than 1300 cases for county by county breakdown you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com much of the state is getting ready to start reopening later this week but it will likely be a different story here in the bay area there are 5 goals, San Francisco officials want to meet. Before moving to the next phase. Kron fours justine waltman live in the newsroom with details on what all this is just seen what. As director of Public Health said today the virus does not have a timeline and it will be here in the summer and the fall and beyond even so the state is getting ready to reopen some parts of the econo
Trillion emergency relief bill, the largest in u. S. History. The race to get the cash out the door to boost Small Businesses. What it means for your pocketbook and who could expect a check . Personal battle. Abcs boe o lp save his life in iraq, now working to save coronavirus patients. Is this more frightening to you than it was when you were there in the battlefield . Truthfully, yes. Reporter why she says the fight against this unseen killer is so tough. And cheers for the fighters. The touching tributes overnight, the people on the front lines against covid19 getting a boost from americans clapping because they care. Hey, good morning, everybody. Before we dive into the news, a quick personal note we are very happy and very relieved to have dr. Whit johnson with us back on the set. I get the title of doctor . Yes, after selfquarantine. We timed it out based on the first contact, no symptoms, feel fine and good to be back with you both during this very important time. So good to hav
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[gavel]. Clerk president hirsch. We are back in open session. You still have a quorum. President hirsch okay. Thank you. Next item. Clerk line item 10, vote to disclose any or all items in closed session. San francisco code 67. 12 a. President hirsch is there a motion not to disclose . Motion. Second. President hirsch all in favor . Opposed . Public comment. Okay. Next item. Clerk line item 11, adjournment. President hirsch okay. Do i have a motion . So moved. President hirsch do i have a second . Second. President hirsch thank you all. I view San Francisco almost as a sibling or a parent or something. I just love the city. I love everything about it. When im away from it, i miss it like a person. I grew up in San Francisco kind of all over the city. We had pretty much the run of the city cause we lived pretty close to polk street, and so we would in the summer, wed all all the way down to aquatic park, and wed walk down to the library, to the kids center. In those days, the city was s
Senior fellow of the john l. China center at brookings. Its my pleasure to welcome you to this important event on chinas longterm Economic Outlook and its global implications. This event is unusual in present day washington for at least three reasons. First, as it has been widely perceived, people here have been preoccupied with Current Issues and the immediate challenges. As the year 2020 has barely begun, there are already several pressing geopolitical dilemmas on which our policymakers must focus. As we cross into the new decade, it will be important to look ahead toward chinas economic progress and the challenges it will present, both for china and for the world. Chinas Rapid Economic Development has arguably been and will continue to be the most consequential global story of the 21st century, and its ramificatio ramifications surely go far beyond the economic domain. It is important to note that traditionally and perhaps even today, china tends to take a longterm perspective and t