Costa, marin, santa clara counties, most of the mandate remains in effect. Live coverage. Reporter the announcement was a pleasant surprise. Others question why they were not essential in the first mace. We had 409. That sold out. The owner filled the main aisle of her nursery with cleaning products and bottled water. If 25 of products were essential items. We were just baffled why we were no longer considered essential. The nursery owner no longer meets the loophole to stay open. Its opened up for all nurseries. Outdoor activities and gardening, landscaping, nurse reese and car washes, real estate trannions and all construction projects. Howing productions is necessary. When you think about it. Were in the mist of a challenge. Tack out is okay. The decision was based on the progress with combating cord cord. Starting with voluntary working were home and sheltering in place, we have slowed the spread. Flattened the cover and prevents deaths. Weve had no revenue since march 17th but we
Shelters. That island could see up to two feet of rain. And the North Carolina coastnot out of the woods yetwhen it comes to the powerful hurricane. Meteorologist liz hortonhas been tracking matthew all weekend. Shes in the first alert storm centerwith the latest on the hurricanes path. Path remains unclear. Countie s along the South Carolina coast arent taking any chances. Many are already on alert status. Officials in horry, georgetown, charleston and beaufort countieshave activated alerts. They held Conference Calls this weekendwith state emergency managersand Emergency Response teams. Officials say the storms path is too uncertain to rule out any possibility. And you can track matthew alongside our team of meteorologists. Just click on the accuweather se scroll down to the hurricane tracker. You can also find it on our abc 11 weather app. Its a Free Download at the app store and on google play. New tonight. A 32year old fayetteville man locked upcharged in the shooting death of his
t-28 plane plunged straight into the runway and then burst into flames. it was part of the warbird arrow battic formation team that performs around the country. thousands of people were watching when the accident happened. fortunately, none of them were killed. unfortunately, though, the same cannot be said for that horrific crash in reno, nevada. the death toll from that accident continues to climb. and as of now, nine people have been killed. that includes eight spectators and the pilot. this is new video from the scene taken a day after the plane went down. you can see just how widespread that crash is. debrew is strewn around more than an acre and the plane s impact left a crater nearly three feet deep and eight feet across. stephanie stanton has more on the investigation into what caused the crash. reporter: federal investigators combed the cash site saturday, work to go determine what caused the crash of a vintage world war ii fighter plane in reno, nevada. they h
in the stands. it climbed for a brief period of time and quick my went nose down, impacting at high-speed. jimmy leeward was a veteran hollywood stunt pilot and had been racing airplanes 35 years. good news in the weather department today. the drizzle we feared would come back first thing sunday morning did not materialize. yes, indeed, a step in the right direction. still blend of cloud cover. i-81, through shenandoah valley and parts of the eastern shore. right around town things are at least dry at this point in time. rain free. we should stay that way for the remainder of the day. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s now. near 60 along the bayside. 57 in cambridge. 55 in hagerstown. 55 in chevy chase. and northern virginia, temperatures also mostly in the 50s this morning. 55 in stafford and response vane ya. 54 in winchester. and outside on the radar, nothing showing up right now. the closest rain is way out to the west, moving into cincinnati, high. a dry day tod