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Reporter San Francisco needs more testing so three sites will open next week, however the city says an ongoing shortage of testing resources means priorities must be given to First Responders and healthcare workers. We know that so many of them are very concerned, that they are doing this work in the community, they are trying their best to help save lives and serve the public. They are living in fear as to whether or not they have the virus. We have issued instruction to all labs and clinicians, that they must prioritize their tests. Next week we will bring the deployment of largescale shelte...

Buick and gmc. Were here to help. New action to stop the spread of the coronavirus. The bay area city that is helping one of the most formidable populations. We are trying to come to them over the next couple days. Hospital seeing a surge in patients treated in icu. The staggering new numbers. How bay area restaurants are giving back to families in need and hospital workers. Tonight the cdc has issued a strong travel advisory for parts of new York New Jersey and connecticut to slow down the spread of the virus. More than 2000 people in the u. S. Have died from covid 19. Including a baby in chi...

Here are the latest numbers of coronavirus cases in the bay area, as of today there are more than 1700 cases in the region and 38 deaths. Santa clara county still has the most with 591 cases and 25 deaths. Taking a live look at the white house, President Trump sending a u. S. Naval hospital ship to new york city, the epicenter of the nations outbreak. This comes as the u. S. Coronavirus death toll doubled in two days, it has hit 2000 this evening. Reporter President Trump says he wants to show his support for the u. S. And ask him for which expedited repairs and stocked up medical supplies thi...

Transplant recipients, doctors and others react to a guest essay by a dying woman with a donor heart.

FOSTER – Looking at the cedar-sided home atop a hill on Old Plainfield Pike, some would guess that Phil and Susan Hauser’s home had been there for centuries.