More reopenings rolled back. Business owners in San Francisco talk about closing up shop once again. Good evening and thanks for joining us. Im dion lim. Im eric thomas. During this coronavirus pandemic, were focussing on building a better bay area of health, education, our changing workplaces and the economy. Right now, the economy right now right now the economy and but shutdowns are starting tomorrow in San Francisco and abc 7 News Reporter Cornell Bernard reports tonight from japan town and cornell, i can imagine this being a huge blow to businesses excited to be back open again. Reporter dion, its been really tough to retailers that struggled for the last three to four months. In fact, this weekend, the first weekend for picnic on the plaza, tents and tables setup for Outdoor Dining just outside the mall but the future of this is really unclear. Were told this morning that we have to shut down all indoor operations. Reporter it when many retailers inside the Japan Center Mall had
It is a hardship for everybody. It is hard to overcome this. But safety is first. Reporter this mall has been the anchor of japantown for 53 years. Dozens of longtime Specialty Stores call it home. The pandemic has forced some out of business. Ive seen the shutdowns around here and a few people are saying they wont be able to sustain it. Were thinking the same thing. Restaurants say they cant do takeout if customers cant get inside the mall. We have to do it right. For Peoples Health and everything. Reporter indt close because San Francisco made the states watch list due to a significant increase in covid19 infections and hospitalizations. And the conditions in our city dont improve, we can also choose to close additional businesses and activities as well. Reporter have the on market street, theyre preparing to close. This man just reopen his Perfume Store just yesterday. How do you feel about all of this . Its really sad, actually. This pandemic, we cannot do anything. You just have t
Congressman john lewis it is just about 6 00 a. M. On sunday july 19th, good morning im devin fehely. Lets check out the weather with meteorologist darren peck. Another gloomy start it looks like . Im sure everybody remembers how saturday morning, was saturday looks the same as today. A couple of other views the scene from the roof of the bay bridge, that is an important one because it tells us these clouds have pretty much the entire bay, looking at the clouds until they burn out midmorning. Were not going to change things much at all, we range from 60 in most locations, santa rosa is 55. A couple of headlines, besides the gray start were going to e seeing hazy skies this afternoon mainly off to the east from a wildfire builder burning from the south. Were going to show you much more this hour. Cooler temperatures are coming back this week, but before we get to those cooler temperatures this week were going to repeat tomorrows, pretty much right on the mark for where we should be this
Anywhere in the bond market. Crudear yield totally bucking its train from yesterday. Were selloff in over four years. The worst selloff in over four years. We are going to kick things off , the morningtters news that is moving the world. We are going to kick it off with china responding to the trade escalation. Ministrygn spokesperson saying china will have to take necessary countermeasures. We took now to bloombergs chief is a correspondent chief asia correspondent enda curran. Enda a pretty robust response, as you would expect. They said they will retaliate if the u. S. Goes ahead with these tariffs. They stop short on specific details, but the thinking is that china could respond by making life much more difficult for u. S. Companies operating within china that could divert purchases of agricultural goods away from the u. S. And scrapped those promises to buy more u. S. And they could let the yuan soften against the dollar. They probably have some restrictions on what they can do in
Money, your money, your life, your future. Now becky quick. We begin with space travel. The weekendmarks 50 years sinc man walked on the moon now half a century later theres a push to explore the final prfrontier there is a lot of private enterprise working on the race to space. 50 years ago the eagle has landed. The first humans stepped foot on the moon the apollo 11 mission, cinched americas dominance in Space Companies like spacex using rockets to go into orbit now has come the time for us to make the next giant leap and return american astronauts to the moon. Nasas new program is artemis. It would send americans back in five years, a fete that can only be achieved with the private sector were in an entrepreneurial space race. Weve gone to 476 companies today, theyve raised 22 billion of equity capital. One startup, astro bottic. Its a railroad to the moon. It builds robotic landers, it has almost 100 million in contracts, including nasa. We offer nasa an opportunity to fly payloads