Changes when they return to job sites. Ppe, everybodys got to have gear, the mask, gloves, sanitizer, its got to be real soap and water stations that are available to people. There are no groups together. And they are not required to take their temperature on the job. Were ready to go with our programs, with our protocols, we just need to get our people trained up. The revised order will also allow gardeners to get back to work. And all real estate transactions now have a green light. Even if open houses dont. Santa clara county Health Officer dr. Sara cody says her office will be monitoring cases to see if the reduced restrictions leads to a surge. Our goal is to carefully chart a course forward that is overall most health protective and we need to balance the health risks of covid19 with the health risks of shelter in place. In san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. She mentioned it briefly, we will expand on, it and look closely at the indicators bay area counties are using wh
Official decision, the announcement catching many educators and families offguard , some are ready for life to get back to normal. Others say its too premature and one Virtual Education to continue. The risk is still out there. Its been extremely hard managing remote work and distancelearning. Reporter parents airing what a lot of parents feel, frustration over balancing work with educating their schoolchildren in the the coronavirus pandemic is not easy when kids have no social outlet and seek a lot more attention. I think school should go back to start because everythings been really hard on me. Its kind of like having two jobs. We try to relieve each other. Reporter you think all parents might want to send their kids back to school early, not quite. For us as a family, the last thing that i want to do is when its july and maybe go back to school. We had to give up two vacations as of this jerk the first thing i want to do is take another vacation. Recognize another learning loss bec
Reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. The governor also says the new school year could start as early as july. He says the best way to make up for the learning loss because of forced school closures. Schools are still adapting to them. The San Francisco Unified School District announced marked credit or no credit instead of getting a letter grade. School leaders understand that some students had difficulty transitioning to Distance Learning. Graduating seniors have until the end of july. Happening today, officials in oakland are launching a Fundraising Campaign to try to close the Digital Divide on Distance Learning for students. A survey finds it needs more than 1,400 chromebooks and 4,300 hot spots to help students learn during the pandemic. The School District distributed 1,600 chrome books and their longterm goal is to have one for every student every year. We have passed more than a million confirmed cases of coronavirus. Jobina fortson is live at the live desk wi
Indias police are called heroes after they kill 4 men suspected of gang rape and murder in a case that sparked a nationwide outrage. And theyre calling it the mega fire several australian bush fires are now so big Authorities Say they cannot be contained. Welcome to the Program Federal agents are investigating the motive the im fridays deadly attack at a u. S. Naval base in florida a Saudi National was being trained at the base opened fire in a classroom and killed 3 people it was one of many 200 Foreign Nationals in a Training Course mike hanna reports from washington d. C. Naval air station pensacola was immediately placed in a state of lockdown as were the surrounding neighborhoods where many of the 16000 personnel at the base live along with some 7000 civilians who work there each day. And maybe spokesman confirmed it was a Saudi National training at the base who opened fire in a classroom we have the International Training syllabus we have students from from several Different Coun
A maritime deal between turkey and tripoli. Now federal agents are investigating behind a shooting at a u. S. Naval base in florida a Saudi National who is being trained there opened fire in a classroom and killed 3 people it was one of nearly 200 Foreign Nationals on a Training Course mike hanna reports from washington. Naval air station pensacola was immediately placed in a state of lockdown as were the surrounding neighborhoods where many of the 16000 personnel at the base live along with some 7000 civilians who work there each day. A Navy Spokesman confirmed it was a Saudi National training at the base who opened fire in a classroom we have the International Training syllabus we have students from from several Different Countries that come here they learned aviation they become naval aviators while theyre here laura does governor was quickly on the scene and while briefing President Trump on the phone raise the question of reparations one of the things that i talk to the president