The fall. If we see people doing the responsible thing over the next few month, it will give us some ease as we get into flu season. Getting local economies back on track after three months of sheltering in place is pivotal to rebuilding a better bay area. And beginning tomorrow, its back to business from many in santa cruz county. The regions revised health order is expected to bring a rush of tourists. Abc7 News Reporter amanda del castillo shows us what to expect if youre heading over the hill to santa cruz. Whether in the mountains, on the boardwalk, or through downtown, people across the city of santa cruz say theyre ready for any level of reopening. Ready to welcome the usual summer rush during the most unusual time. This place would be packed right now. It would be standing room only on the sidewalks there would be a line to get into the movie theater. And that reality may return soon, as the countys revise hey lifts some major restrictions effective friday. Lodging restrictions
They see fit. Campgrounds and Outdoor Recreation facilities, Entertainment Centers like movie theater, bowling alley, mini golf, summer camps can begin with state approval, the state is also allowing hotels to welcome back tourists and not just essential workers. Again, it is up to individual counties to determine whether these things can happen. Lets talk about a county that is about to reopen more things because the economy and reopening businesses something were focuse on here in our effort to build a better bay area. Marin county in the spotlight as they reopen indoor retail. Amy hollyfield is joining us li live. Reporter good morning. Starting today, you can go inside this car dealership and sho for shop for a characterization one car, one of many that are reopening. Retail stores can welcome customers inside. And before today, only essential businesses could open their doors. Marin will also allow indoor cleaning services, this is all happening though as the number of cases of co
Aggressive after that, drop us back into the 60s. Back to you. And more businesses can start reopening today in the bay area and statewide. Restaurants in San Francisco can allow Outdoor Dining. Now, there are also new rules for the state. According to i should say counties can decide if they see fit to open these like camp grounds, outdoor recreation, entertainment centers, golf courses. Summer camps can begin. And the state is allowing hotels to welcome tourists, not just for essential workers anymore. But again, it is up to the individual counties. And the economy and reopening businesses is something that were focused on in our effort to build a better bay area. Marin county taking a couple big steps forward including open indoor retail. And amy in hole field is joining us now wr. Reporter you can now go inside a car dealership here in marin county. So retail is allowed to let customers inside their store asthma written counas as 3thm madrin county now allow to go inside. But you m
Budget allocates too much money for the Police Department. More money should go to education, Health Services sp parks. Huge crowd for a black lives matter protest in pleasanton today. From 2 to 4 00 p. M. Organizers used the hash tag justice for george floyd. And added keep it peaceful. Large turn out in walnut creek. The scene at civic park. People gathering peacefully there. Revoked the curfew, walnut curfew is in effect. From 8 00 p. M. Until 5 00 a. M. And that will run until june 8. With that we say good evening. Thank you so much for joining us. Theres a will the going on this evening. We have seen the video on social media. Now theres new body cam video that is just been released to the i team. Showing the perspective of an unarmed black man handcuffed as he was doing his daily exercise. The police chief requesting an outside investigation into the officers actions. In an exclusive interview the reporter spoke to the man pinned down by police. And joins us now. We have just rec
And well begin with whats happening in this video. This evening the abc 7 news iteam is learning new details about two of the Alameda Police officers who handcuffed and pinned a black man to the ground after reports he was dancing in the street. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. In an exclusive iteam interview, our iteam reporter spoke with alamedas police chief to see how the department is responding. She joins us live. Reporter we learned today the first two officers who detained Miley Watkins were brand new to the Alameda Police department, both still in training up until just a few months ago. There is not a single use of force that ever happens in police work where youre not concerned. Reporter the Alameda Police chief speaks exclusively to the iteam for the First Time Since this body cam footage was released last week. Youre dancing in the street. So what . Im dancing in the street. Yes. Hold on. Youre not free to go. Since when is dancing in the street a crime . Yeah. Im unaw