A close eye on. But first, pushing pause. The surge in cases has several bay area counties rethinking their reopening plans. Well, first it was San Francisco hitting the brakes. Now contra costa and alameda counties are following suit. Restaurant owners gearing up for Indoor Dining will have to wait as well as bars, barbers, and hair salons. Nbc bay areas cheryl hurd joins us from oakland with what another setback means for them. Reporter many people i talked to tonight really arent surprised that two counties are waiting before going into the next phase. Many are happy that Health Officers are being very careful during this surge. So what does it all mean . Well, it means that barbershops, salons, sporting events without fans, and Indoor Dining will have to wait. Yeah, it is disappointing. Reporter octavio diaz is the owner of agave uptown in down oakland. It is frustrating but we have to obey by the guidelines. I dont want to rush anything to open a restaurant. Reporter not only rest
From ktvu, fox two news. This is mornings on two and good morning to you. Welcome to mornings on two im claudine wong. Happy weekend one and all. Memorial day weekend at that. And a bit of a surprise a little bit of rain out there that kind of surprised me. Driving in. Yeah. Windshield wipers on. I dont like it. Wipers moving away. Lets excuse me. It was a surprise to me. It was. We were zip tripping yesterday. I was actually telling someone at the zip trip, which is cold in concord yesterday. Im like, no matter how many times i said our weather team warns us, even though you tell us that when that weather changes, as dramatically as it does, im still like, what is happening right . I was watching the two of you in concord yesterday morning, bright and early at 9 00, bundling up right down jackets. We had a temperature drop of 17 degrees in concord yesterday. That was the big falloff. As far as your temperatures are concerned. Good morning everybody. Today well just kind of ride with i
Attorneys office is taking this seriously. I think its really important to see that as a step towards accountability. Eight inmates are charged with the attacks on deputies at the county jails, the incidents causing the sheriff to shut down the jails for several days. Injuries include bumps to the head and bite marks by an inmate who was restrained. We have deputies that enforce the rules and deputies that dont enforce the rules, so the ones that enforce the rules are the ones that become the focus of peoples anger or frustration. Half of those charged were in jail on murder charges. Three others had violent offenses like burglary and having a gun. We have to deal with making sure our staff are equipped, not just with, safety equipment, but also with the ability to deescalate situations and deal with people. Anytime someones exhausted or fatigued, it affects performance, it affects reactionary time, so all of this has an impact. Ken lomba with the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs Associat
Feet underground. The water was gushing into the middle of the intersection. Some of it collecting in the basement of the Moscone Center. They have been trying to pump out that water. Public works crews have been able to reroute the water fro though so no Service Disruptions right now. Now they are trying to get ready to repair that 12 pipe. We have to keep the water going. Once they open the street they determine where the leak is. Then they shut off the water and begin making repairs and moving the damaged section of the pipe. Reporter again, this operation will likely last until the afternoon. They have to figure out the cause of this break, as well. We have a lot of old pipes running through San Francisco and the puc thinks thats likely the cause, simply age. They dont believe its related to the subway construction. This is right along the route of the central subway so they have been doing some underground construction but it doesnt look like it is related to that in any way. Bott