In San Francisco, pretty from the virus are out of control, and the governor needs aggressively at this hour. To issue a shelterinplace down to the south bay, theres lots of blue sky right now. Order for california again. A beautiful afternoon. He argues a tougher strategy now and 75 degrees, after a high of will flatten the curve faster 81. And mean a stronger economy soon well drop down to some cooler of her. 60s once we hit 9 00, 10 00, and our Public Health is handcuffed to our economy and 11 00. Viceversa. People arent going to feel safe what about that fog for tomorrow morning . Going shopping if they feel a close look for you. Their Public Health is at i know a lot of you like this threat. The state senator says california opened businesses too map because you can see where the fog will be. Soon and that there isnt 7 00, over the north bay, contra effective testing or contact costa, alameda counties, tracing. There are some businesses that are simply breaking the peninsula, San
Thatswhen they found two people shot and lled, another two who were shot and taken to the hospal. Right now weve already put calls to the Sheriffs Department asking what is going on with the suspect. Is the suspect in custody. Is a suspect shot or is a suspect killed. Itst because the Community Members are asking those questions that are concerned about their safety of course, and we still have not heard back about a possible suspt here. Again, they have consolidated th theyre actually investigating ght now. It is still being considered a Homicide Investigation, obviously, because two adult men were shot and killed re in the berkey Village Mobile Home Park here in adam coty. Reporting live, im amanda del Castillo Denver 7. Also breaking this morning, a building that houses garbage trucks catches fire. It happened just after 10 last nighin parker. Someone iving by saw smoke builng, and when crews got there they found a garbage truck on fire inside. South metro fire tells us they arent s
And some parts of the the bay and i will tell you how much. A look ahead for the first full week of anybody coming up. Eric. Thank you very much. Californias drought is so severe that for the first time state officials wont be able to supply any water to cities or farms anywhere in california, simply put, theres just not enough to go around. San raw blown gets almost all its water from the state. Abc news anchor ama daetz has more from dublin. Emerald grant park gets a good soaking from the sprinklers at dublin residents are doing what they can to conserve water. We dont use as much water as we do for dish washing and things like that. We try to be sparing in that sense. We take shorter showers and dont do as much dishes or laundry as much anymore. But without any water coming from the state, there is worry for the future. Im not originally from california so i dont know what they are doing in terms of restricting water to farms is going to look like other than hurting farmers and maki
Around the bay. So chillier today. Even at the coast its a cold start. By this afternoon only in the low to mid50s. Afternoon highs are seasonal. That is near 60 trees for san jose and up toward santa rosa. San francisco should come in at 57. Oakland maybe about 60 and by the evening it will be clear and a chilly night tonight although im anticipating increasing clouds for everyone. Some of you are seeing some rain as soon as tomorrow. I will show you it and the timeout for you for the rest of the weekend. Eric. All right, lisa. Thank you very much. Californias drought is so severe that for the first time state officials wont be able to supply any water to cities or farms anywhere in california unless things change drastically that means 25 Million People who depend on water from Northern California rivers and reservoirs are on their own this year. Same for the million acres of farmland in the central valley. If conditions stay the same in the bay areas two water districts will be hard
silicon steel. if we had had that knowledge, we would have replaced that pipe. it turns out the plant was already the target of a federal criminal probe by the epa before last month s fire. it s very serious. reporter: the chief investigator with the bay area fire district said his team had a lot of flaring go on unmonitor unmonitored 300 times in a three-year period. we discovered 27 violations where we saw activity on flaherty and there was no monitoring on the flow. reporter: the agency find chevron $175,000, but now the epa has launched its own federal criminal investigation. we know that something went wrong, the refinery did something wrong. whether it rises to the level of criminal, we ll wait and see. reporter: the refinery s gm says they re cooperating with the epa but could provide no explanation. i can t explain. that s part of what the investigation is going to establish with the epa. so that investigation is still ongoing, and until that s worked