And 13 people have died in just the last week. The county was set to allow salons, barbershops, pools and Indoor Dining to take place in its next phase. In the south bay, some salon owners are demanding to know when Santa Clara County is planning to let them reopening. They say say their businesses are safer than a lot that are already open again. Chris nguyen has the story. At this point there is no reason for us to be closed. Reporter in san jose a small but united Group Running out of patience. Very frustrating because it is already at the end of june and weve been waiting since march 16th and still no date. Reporter employees from hair salons across Santa Clara County gathered outside the Public Health Department Monday afternoon expressing their frustration about not being allowed to reopen since the start of the covid19 pandemic. Were selfemployed and independent contractors and we work on what we built for ourselves and when that gets completely taken away, we were just left wit
Our bay and inland neighborhoods and a very comfortable evening on the way with sunshine. Youll need a coat at the coast, 57. The rest of us, 72 to 77. Well look at that weekend forecast and little warm for some of us. Thats coming up. Back to reggie. Thanks, mike. The numbers out of san quentin are unbelievable as the coronavirus continues to grow there. More than 1,000 inmates and 100 Staff Members have now been infected. Health and different communities something that abc7 news is looking at closely as we look to build a better bay area. Now, while the virus spreads within the prison, the outbreak is concerning people outside of the walls because these people live and shop in marin county. Laura martinez is live in san quenten with the latest. Laura . 4,000 of the inmates and staff have tested positive. Dr. Matt willis expects the san quentin outbreak to reach 2,000 cases in the next two days. Prison staff was identified as the main vector for spreading covid19 in state prisons and
Institute, the association that represents all u. S. Investorowned electric companies. Im addressing you today in my role as one of three cochairs of the electricity subsector coordinating council. We collaborate closely with power utilities and cooperatives on the escc. Im please today address the subcommittee and to share the steps the electric power is taking, allowing us to continue to deliver affordable and reliable power. The 2017 Hurricane Season highlights the critical importance of cooperation and coordination among Utility Companies, the government and other key infrastructure industry to assure fast, efficient recovery for customers. The electric sector faces constantly evolving threats to the energy grid. The industries Risk Mitigation strategy emphasizes a defense in debt approach. We focus on preparation, response and recovery with emphasis isolation of and enhanced protection of critical asset. While this hearing is focused on storm response and recovery, our companies d
The result and the American People had an extraordinary additional amount of millions of dollars. Because of the delay in the withdrawal of this contract. So i really request that we use our subpoena authority to make sure that top in the United States congress. I yield back. And my friend, i share your concerns. It sounds kind of odd what happened there, but ill talk to the chair of the subcommittee, mr. Upton and the full committee, mr. Walden, about the subpoena issue, but right now, what a privilege before the first panel leaves. And this is maybe risk of offending miss kastor. But commissioner walker, hope you go to smu saturday. Join my daughter and wife to watch a smu beat the tar of central florida. Panels dismissed. [inaudible] and well hear from executives from Utility Companies, the oil and Gas Industries and a representative of the nurses union. This is about 90 minutes. Okay second pillow, are you okay, second panel. Yall ready . And just like before, start out with Openin
Okay, second panel. Yall ready . And just like before, start out with Opening Statements from all the panelists followed by questions from members and i recognize thomas fanning. President and ceo of Southern Company. Hes here on behalf of electricity sub sector counsel. Tom, you have five minutes for your opening statement. Microphone please. Thank you. Thank you for inviting me to testify today. My name is tom fanning. I am the chairman, president , and ceo of Southern Company and past chairman of the Edison Electric institute, the association that represents all the u. S. Investorowned electric companies. Im addressing you today as my role as one of three cochairs of the counsel. We collaborate closely with our colleagues from public power utilities and rural cooperatives on escc. Im pleased to address the subcommittee and to chair the steps the electric Power Industry is taking to make Energy Infrastructure smarter and more resilient. Allowing us to continue delivering affordable a