We begin in San Francisco where just last night police dispersed crowds in the marina district. Someone flagged officers down concerned that people were not following covid19 safety rules. Now there are calls for expanded enforcement. Nbc bay areas Sergio Quintana begins our coverage tonight in the city. Reporter on a normal weekend seeing lots of people bunched together on the sidewalk would be of no concern. But during the covid19 pandemic, its a much different story. Outside businesses in the marina, people appeared to be standing very close to each other and only a few were wearing face coverings. Were going to see more of this. Reporter Jason Escamilla was in that friday crowd for a few minutes and understands why people are raising concerns. If youre sitting at home, checking out twitter, maybe id be saying the same thing. But it was a beautiful day. People wanted to be out. Reporter this afternoon, quite a different situation. San Francisco Police officers parked along Chestnut
See the rain. Small Square Footage of space in now over the coastal mountains front of us. If someone is ten feet down the and of course San Francisco, a way and decide to stop and live look, you can see that rain drinking a togo margarita, i have no control over that. On our lens and its in the form of some showers so its not heavy just yet. If you notice in the temperature luckily the Police Department is trend through 11 00 a. M. Well around. San Francisco City leaders are now calling on the Police Department to expand enforcement see the shower activity. A break and then another round of rain that should pick up into in neighborhoods where people monday. A wide look. Violate the rules. And folks rallying to you can see the system just off reopen. The coast. Yesterday dozens of people gathered in napa for what was it made its way in starting last billed a freedom rally to open night. Our storm ranger up and scanning not just the city but the county. So this will help me time out the
Lead to a large surge in covid19 cases. Im very blessed to still have a job, and i know that im very privileged in this time, a lot of people are suffering way more. The governor created an Economic Advisory board, that is in charge of reimagining how businesses like bars, restaurants, and retail shops, can reopen while maintaining social distancing. The governor brought up the possibility of Curbside Pickup from retailers. Newsom says he will soon lay out a strategy for how regions and business sectors can return to work. Tomorrow, were going to break down the number five indicator which goes to our business environment, and it goes to schools, and child care facilities, and the like. Reporter in emeryville, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. San franciscos about to take another big step to help people maintain social distancing outdoors. Starting tomorrow, at 6 00 a. M. , parts of jfk drive and golden gate park, and john shelly drive in mcclaren park will be closed to vehicle traff
This afternoon because we could see record high temperatures as we head through our day across the bay area. Were going to to see in those warm aboveaverage daytime highs. So plenty of sunshine. Dont forget the sunglasses. The sunscreen for today. Dont forget that jacket. It is a local. We are tracking 40s and 50s as many. But as we head through the afternoon, those temperatures will be climbing. Were going to stay mild to warm for the workweek. Cooler for the weekend with a slight chance of a shower on saturday. Check out these highs today upper 70s in San Francisco. 72 in oakland. 72 in fremont. Later on this afternoon. San jose, 74. 80 degrees in santa rosa. 75 for concord. I will talk about the rest of the workweek and that chance to see a shower in the sevenday forecast coming up. Good morning, and gianna. Good morning. You might want to grab that coffee and get going. We got a couple of hot spots on the roadways right now. Delays to the maze as you work your way out of the east b
Of Sonoma County. The man that lives in this home is calling firefighters heroes. All of these vehicles on his property owned by his brother and by him were lost and so was his brothers home but his home was saved. He watched at firefighters battled the flames in incredible winds. He says what they did to save other homes was heroic. A chimney tower from this once proud chalkville hill road. A neighbor said it looked like arrows of fire were flying at him as wind gusts launched burning embers towards him, his home, and the antique jeeps parked next to his home. It created a tremendous problem for the firefighters. Fire was spotting well out ahead of the main front. Reporter kincade Public Information officer fred woods has been taking media tours into the burned areas all day but has been here since the weekend watching the fire fight and agrees with that neighbor, the effort to save homes was heroic. So far the fire has destroyed at least 96 homes. When you drive these homes and see h