All the bay area counties stand right now. As you can see, San Mateo County is the only one not on the states watch list. As part of our effort to build a better bay area, were focusing on the economy especially during the pandemic. Be on hair salons and gyms. Abc7 News Reporter Julian Glover to show us how some owners are already pivoting. Julian. Yeah, hi, yes, good morning, reggie. Here in santa cruz yet another blow for Business Owners either forced to use outdoor space if down completely. As you mentioned, it has already been a tough summer for many of these businesses that really rely on tourism thanks to a rising number of coronavirus cases in Santa Cruz County and nail salons, barbershops and shopping malls and places of worship and nonessential offices and gyms will have to shut down before those numbers go back down. We were preparing, some of them were preparing for the inevitable. Santa cruz power fitness. Theyre taking their work outdoors now. We were preparing for this. W
Cover than it did this time yesterday. Well play out a lot like yesterday. Mid to upper 50s and little mist in the east bay and 70 to 79 around the bay and 81 to 90 inland. Everybody back in the 50s, 60s and 70s by 7 00. Well take a look at that weekend forecast coming up next. Back to you guys. Mike, thank you. As of midnight, Santa Cruz County is now added to the states watch list. That means a number of indoor businesses are going to have to either close or come up with an outdoor solution real quick. So, heres a map showing where all the bay area counties stand right now. As you can see, San Mateo County is the only one not on the states watch list. As part of our effort to build a better bay area, were focusing on the economy, especially during the pandemic. The bigges impact of the countys new status on the watch list is on hair salons and gyms. Abc7 News Reporter Julian Glover is live in santa cruz to show us how some owners are already preparing for this. Julian. Hi, good morni
The one behind me sherman school. An example because these schools are in county thats on the governors watch list and now those schools can apply for this were application as well. But they may have to jump through a few more hoops than the other schools. Theyre going to have to have major discussions like public hearings with parents other schools in the county and county Health Officers to see if its a good idea to reopen for in person classes when schools apply for the waiver they have to develop plans for Health Screenings you can see some of the protocols on your screen Contact Tracing physical distancing testing Face Coverings will be required inside schools. The state says schools will need to implement a protocol of an outbreak occurs. And make sure to switch back to Distance Learning and have a plan to switch back to Distance Learning if need be once the waiver application is sent in the state will review decide if an Elementary School should reopen. Officials also gave an up
Mix out fairly quickly looks like by already 10 oclock most of it is handled even this afternoon at the coast as we settle into a kind of typical summertime day all those temperatures 60s over most of the east bay. Even a good chunk of the peninsula 50s as you head up to the north bay for the most part in contrast were a couple degrees ahead over most of the Real Estate Today than this time yesterday breaking it down for you taken care of this fog pretty quickly this morning by 08 00am the inland areas at least turning mostly sunny with 6079 by 11 and by 2 oclock word, one 90 yes, there are many in the 90s on the board. Well take a look at that forecast a bit more. Sounds good dave. Thank you. All 9 bay area counties are now on the states covid19 watch list and there are more than 57,000 coronavirus cases and more than 800 people have died in the bay area from the virus. We continue to see the most cases in Alameda County with over 11,000 infections. The virus though has been deadliest
Admit it. There it went. Either they cut her mic or it went off. So lets talk about what is going on. Yeah, it is friday. What a weird start. Here is a look at the clouds cover mainly along the coast. The breezes arent nearly as strong, but they are still blowing on shore, so that will hold the warming trend to nearly average highs this afternoon. So lets see how it breaks down with the 12 hour planner that i put together for you. We have mid to upper 50s this morning. 60 to 62 along the coast. 73 to 79 around the bay from noon to 4 00. 77 to 87, so some robust warming during the afternoond 50s toa rest of us still pretty much in the 70s if you are heading out at 7 00. Lets get back to reggie for more news. San mateo countys Public Health officer is saying something very interesting. He is apologizing to businesses saying because they had to stay closed under state orders, it is putting them under a lot of duress and he believes that this order has been misguided and doing more harm th