To you. Welcome to wednesday, folks. Darren peck has your midday thyou st. And another day filling in for mary lee this week. This is the coolst day of the whole seven day. Its going to be so different than where we were on monday. And a couple of things i want to point out. Its very gray. The view with coit tower and the clouds in the background show you nothing new here from yesterday. Its cloudy over the skyline for San Francisco. But let me show you whats different. San jose, you are in this now. Yesterday, you woke up to clear skies down here in the Santa Clara Valley. Today you are grayed over just like everybody else. And if we look at the numbers its 63 in san jose right now and 59 concord and takeaways for today . Coolest day of the week. Yes. So more light coast drizzle today. Were warming up this weekend and im going to show you low 90s coming back for inland spots by saturday and sunday. But first, its only mid 70s inland today. Lot more on this coming up in a bit. Gianna,
Cant. And then you can and now you cant again. Just like back and forth, back and forth. So hard. You heard the owner of blossom nail spa right there and to be clear, this is not just an emotional roller coaster, but a financial nightmare for these Business Owners today. I featured the owners of barre on monday and the Business Owner told me they were closed since march 15th. They have barely been making it by since the closure and this after they just reopened and shut back down wednesday for how long . This time nobody knows. That uncertainty getting to a lot of Business Owners. Reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. I can imagine. Thank you, julian. Today Alameda County supervisors will vote on whether they should ask the state to reopen outdoor dining. That request is being made now with the county on the state watch list. Alameda county hit pause because of an increase in cases and hospitalizations, which delayed plans to apply for variance. For now, all restaurant
Can we have the next caller. Caller good evening, supervisors. Todd snyder for district 5. I thank you for amending this measure next week and supporting it thus far. I ask that you continue to support it today. And i want to point out that an arbitrary number of Sworn Police Officers provides no flexibility to adapt to the changing needs of our city. And this came from a Consent Decree entered into in 1979. And lifted in 1998. It has no relevance to the city today. So i urge you to continue to support this measure and to put it before the voters on the ballot in november. Thank you. Clerk thank you. Can we have the next caller, please. Caller i already spoke once and i have been unmuted. Clerk i believe this person has already spoken before per their comment. Can we have the next caller, please. Caller yes, im a native san franciscan, and im in my 60s. I want to express that changing the charter to minimal staffing is a deadly Public Policy decision on your part. No doubt that crimina
Stubborn clouds, once again. 72 to 77 and the breezes are already kicking in and it may feel cooler than that if youre in the shade. A degree or two cooler than yesterday and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Enjoy a wonderful evening. Heres reggie with more news. Mike, thank you. Now you see it, now you dont. The governor cracks down because of a surge in covid19 cases. Youll see this pattern throughout this newscast and well start with Contra Costa County where one particular business is being hit hard. Amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek this morning. Amy . Youre right, reggie. The big impact here from the governors announcement is hair salons. A lot of the businesses that the governor Just Announced he is shutting down hadnt yet reopened here in Contra Costa County. But hair salons had and many think they should be allowed to stay open. Many salons like this one in concord, the mane event has done a lot of work, separators between the chairs, thermometers, hand sanitizers
Destruction of evidence is a criminal offense and he says that this only continues to prove that the city of les hose Police Department needs to have more oversight and more accountability. This is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 yearold Sean Monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho Police Union President and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence. That could be hurtful to the Police Department and the play songs about slide civil rights Attorney John Burris says the wind chill was crucial to the investigation body cam video worn by the officer involved in the shooting never shows what they were actually seeing as they opened fire monterroso was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun and raises real question if an officer and destroys. A piece of evidence what evidence may have been destroyed the Vallejo Police Officers A