Mostly sunny skies and we are looking at temperatures already warmer than yesterday and well into the 80s and with that we have a heat advisory in place it started at 11 00 a. M. Goes into thursday at 7 00 p. M. Every moving closer we can examine the areas included in the heat advisory. Sonoma county coastline not included. Tre brown is and all of our areas along the valley floor from in santa rosa and petaluma widespread over napa and stretches to the layout vallejo area. That is part of an excessive heat warning going on in that area as the sacramento and Central Valley is well above average and well above 100 degrees. For us we look temperatures right around 100 for the inland cities and as we stretch into the central in sumter the advisory is for areas just away from the shore, just away from the peninsula and the coastline. Our inland communities feeling the heat avoid strenuous exercise and drink even if you dont feel thirsty and i would encourage you to have your children bring
On thursday, georgia governor, brian kemp, talked about efforts to be transparent with data about the coronavirus moving forward. Since the information we used to determine further statewide openings. This is an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. Let me just thank everybody for being with us today for our covid19 weekly briefing. Crowd you will hear from. Fema,thleen toomey, from from the National Guard, colonel l, the department of Public Safety, commissioner Mark Williams with the department of Natural Resources, and to wrap us up, the agriculture commissioner, gary black. For several months, our nation has been fighting an invisible enemy and uniting to ensure the health and wellbeing of all americans. The path has been long and difficult, and everybody has make has made sacrifices to keep one another out of harms way in communities all the United States. Medical providers, Public Health officials, frontline workers, first responders, Law Enforcement are all working very long hours and
First offer indoor dining. Many others need time to ramp up. There are now seven tables where once there were 17. Napkins and saltandpepper are disposable. Dayquil is not part of everyones workstation anymore. Easing of some restrictions seem to have a still cautious community. A little worried about getting infected but i think we just have to be smart. Im concerned about it. I dont wanted to limit my getting out and around too much. Bringing back a little bit of normalcy in a place that is very uncertain and still scary. No one here expects it or can handle the number of tourists pass the memorial day weekend. Some daytrippers have been coming to downtown joes. 50 of my customers are coming in from concord, walnut creek, San Francisco, oakland. Laces where they cant go out to dine. Before the pandemic, nampa county had a 2. 2 billion tourist industry. It remain closed to the public. Now it has only a dozen First Responders and essential workers. Tours with reservations are told to st
Spend the last half hour talking about the future of the Restaurant Industry. Good morning. Guest good morning to you. Host what has been the overall impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the Restaurant Industry . Guest it has been devastating. Right after the cruise lines and airline business, restaurants and bars have been hurt the most. And it is a very different kind of business from the two i mentioned, the cruise ships and airlines, which are very concentrated. With restaurants, i mean, you have millions of restaurants ou t there. Of sales forion these companies. Familyownedre with less than 50 employees. And the great majority of them have been closed down. Million people who work in restaurants, up to 15 million have been collecting Unemployment Insurance already. Thehat is a good chunk of nearly 40 Million People who have applied for Unemployment Insurance. So the business has been devastated. Of that 900 billion, the businesses estimate they will lose about 300 billion this y
If you think yes, call this number 202 7488000, and if you think no, you can also call 202 7488001, and you can also send a text, 202 7488003. And if you cannot wait in on social media, you can post a comment on facebook. Before we get to your calls this sunday morning, we wanted to stunning front page to the New York Times this morning. 100,000, sonearing there is no traditional news story on this front page this morning. This is a series of names where they are from, folks who have passed away or died from the coronavirus, and they have published 1000 of these names, just 1 with biographies or Something Special about those people. They write that the numbers alone cannot possibly measure the impact of the coronavirus on america, whether it is the number of patients treated, jobs interrupted or lives cut short. As the country nears a grim milestone, the times scoured obituaries and death notices of the victims, the 1000 people reflect just 1 of the total, they were not simply names on