state says. we will remain under a state home order until further notice. good evening. i m cristina rendon andre has the night off. here s a look at the latest numbers today. california recorded 695 deaths. that s the highest death toll since the start of the pandemic, the total state death toll. is nearly 30,000 more than 52,000 cases were reported in a 24 hour period, bringing the total number of cases to 2.6 million statewide. ktvu greg liggins joins us live now with some of the confusion surrounding today. stay at home order extension. yeah, christina, that order that was issued in december, was originally scheduled to expire by today. but with no. official word from the governor and no news conference to bring everyone up. to date. many were unsure what was happening at beer baron and pleasant and several patrons were eating outdoors saturday afternoon of violation of current rules. friday on its instagram page, the restaurant claimed shelter in place had not been exten
shut down yet again. good evening everyone, i m frank somerville. five of the bay area s nine counties have announced the new stay-at-home order, taking action before they reached the state s 15% threshold for icu bed capacity. san francisco, contra costa, santa clara, and alameda counties will all be under the stay-at-home order by midnight tonight. the order in marin county starts on tuesday. so far at least san mateo, sonoma, and solano counties are not telling their residents they have to stay at home. now under the order there will be no indoor or outdoor dining at restaurants. but takeout orders will still be allowed. wineries and bars will also have to close, so will hair and nail salons. officials are warning people not to gather outside of their own households during the holidays. ktvu jana katsuyama here now with how people and business owners spent the final hours before the order goes into effect. jana? reporter: frank, some of the businesses said they saw a las
reporter: as you know, for decades going to the castro has always been a bit of a treat for halloween revelers, this is normally official for bars and restaurants in the area, but this year, the same people who would normally benefit from the crowd, they are urging them to stay away. before nightfall, the castro was bustling with activity as people whined and dined at restaurants that normally reap the rewards from a big halloween crowd. this year, those same establishments are voluntarily shutting down early at 9:00 p.m. at the urging of the city, a way to deter crowds, but a move that comes with a financial sacrifice. i would say for saturday night, it is going to be major, going to be vague, it is a prime time, 9:00 p.m. till 11:00. reporter: the merchants association says there could be a bigger cost if the castro turns into a covid-19 hotspot, causing the city to lose the progress it has been making in the battle against the virus. we are at yellow pandemic, and
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