Business owners are highly concerned as San Francisco could enter the purple tier as soon as sunday. Reporter santa clara hospitals sounding the alarm. They could be at risk in a matter of weeks. Reporter in berkeley people coming by ahead of the first weekend of ski resorts opening up in tahoe. How people are making the most of the pandemic ski season. Reporter cold and frosty mornings. I will let you know if it will last through thanksgiving. Abc 7 news at 11 00 starts right now. Building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. This is abc 7 news. The big fear is that the public will not want to come out because of the curfew. Tonight as covid cases are spiking, San Francisco is on the verge of entering the purple tier. That would require the city to impose a curfew and reverse many reopenings. Reporter on a typical day this view can take any worry away. But tonight it is not doing the trick as he goes into the weekend knowing San Francisco could soon enter the purple tier. F
About the covid19 virus. Its real. Its dangerous. And we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Stay six feet apart. We can do this. If we do it together. Business owners are highly concerned as San Francisco could enter the purple tier as soon as sunday. Reporter santa clara hospitals sounding the alarm. They could be at risk in a matter of weeks. Reporter in berkeley people coming by ahead of the first weekend of ski resorts opening up in tahoe. How people are making the most of the pandemic ski season. Reporter cold and frosty mornings. I will let you know if it will last through thanksgiving. Abc 7 news at 11 00 starts right now. Building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. This is abc 7 news. The big fear is that the public will not want to come out because of the curfew. Tonight as covid cases are spiking, San Francisco is on the verge of entering the purple tier. That would require the city to impose a curfew and reverse many
Showing you the cloud free conditions where it is 37. Good morning to you in walnut creek, 35 in dublin, thats cold, 35 in livermore, 32 in novato. San francisco, 48, 40 in san jose. Compared to yesterday, were colder, three to seven degrees colder and this should be the coldest morning well cena while. Starting out with a lot of sunshine by 9 00, rebounding to the 40s and fichts, upper 50s by noontime. Pretty much for everyone, high clouds streaming in for a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures will climb through the 60s by 3 00, and 4 00 will be around 60 and with increasing clouds tonight, maybe not as cold, well talk about and the prospect for thanksgiving weather and beyond, coming up. Liz . Lisa, thank you. Californias new curfew takes effect tonight, it applies to counties in the purple tier where the virus is widespread. Right now that includes the counties, as you can see here tonight map, napa, contra costa, alameda, santa clara, and santa cruz. The curfew goes into effec
Seemingly find a way to hold violent criminals accountable, then nothing works. Reporter the mayor said this attack could have been prevented, citing multiple system failures, including people left unhoused and the need for more balanced police reform. Changes in our criminal Justice System have not made our community safer. This pendulum has swung too far. Reporter police say there is no evidence the stabbing was motivated by any sort of bias, racial or otherwise. Lopez had taken shelter at Grace Baptist Church in the past and was even helping staff on the night of the attack. The chief emphasized he does not represent the homeless or immigrant communities as a whole. Witnesses told police that lopez appeared to be under the influence of drugs before the stabbing. And were told that he is now in protective custody and the case will be forwarded to the district attorney. Elizabeth . Ken, thank you. Another case that sparked debate over Santa Clara Countys sanctuary policy, the killing
Says power should be restored by late tuesday evening extreme winds were recorded in some parts of the bay area and Sonoma County for example wind gusts 3 to 99 miles an hour. And we have Team Coverage on the extended red flag warning on the safety power shutoff our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow in the weather center. Hes tracking the gusty winds but first we turn to kron fours to recess to theo who is in Sonoma County where a lot of people are still without power tonight, teresa. As youre mentioning some of those wind gusts were up to 90 Miles Per Hour plus they had sustained winds of 76 Miles Per Hour. So certainly this area was hit hard. And some of those residents still being hit hard because they still are without power. As the sun went down the winds started picking up it could be another long night for residents here in the north bay who already faced the last 24 hours in the dark we lost power yesterday 5 oclock 05 00pm. And has been out since and he says that this latest