And practicing covid19 norms. Masks for Everyone Welcome back is a mask from us hand sanitizer, temperature gauges we want everyone to feel like they are in a safe place. Reporter one of roughly 1800 pg e customer set to lose power in sonoma county. Much higher napa 9200 customers. And eastern Solano County some 900 customers will be affected 80 to 90 and lake county said to be impacted the next few days because of a red flag warning. Height winds expected early friday morning expected to get the most friday morning with estimated restorable times friday night. Reporter because pg es equipment was blamed for sparking the wine country of ours in 2017 the utility began cutting power the following year to prevent similar incident as stop. Humidity forecast to drop below 20 in high wind exceeds 25 Miles Per Hour. We reported on customers who complained about using and losing food when teaching with dark. Attribute organizations is to the redwood empire for being customers can have food rep
Time year. Reflect warnings always scary but Different Levels of these things. This is not the highest level. It looks like it will be relatively shortlived and hopefully the wind gust stay down below 35 to 40 miles an hour, so we will see. The northbay in the bullseye with north winds funneling to the canyons, they accelerate. That is what we are expecting tonight. Even down to sea level, places like petaluma, santa rosa. In bay area proper Santa Cruz Mountains above sea level, 1000 feet and east bay hills above 1000 feed as well. That is up around the Berkeley Hills area. With that in mind, the wind advisory will be in effect as well with wind gust the tops of the peaks perhaps 55 miles an hour. That is the heaviest locations for the northbay. The wind advisory will last through thursday morning. The hotspot for this event is between 2 00 a. M. , thursday morning, through 8 00 a. M. Thursday morning. That is the sweet spot. This is an overnight event that should die down pretty rapid
Patchwork of rules many find confusing. Reporter confusing and frustrating. Certainly californias 58 counties are not all the same. But its getting complicated figuring out what you can do, where. We really dont know when its going to happen. Reporter beginning friday in Sonoma County, residents can once again get the car washed and dog groomed. But not their own hair. We have clients who are constantly calling, do you have any idea when we are going to get our hair cut . Reporter salons like dining food, malls, gems and winetasting are still held back by state standards on covid cases, deaths, testing and hospital space. We should be able to open. I mean we are not the same as some of the large counties with lots and lots of cases. We are completely different animal in Southern California. Its hard for people because its so fluid and everything something new comes out. Reporter county leaders have the frustration in Sonoma County is among more than 30 counties asking for a state waive
We are also working with the counties all cost the state of health and that was to go further, clarifying on the expectations with the details are in terms of the guidelines. Officials in marin county say they are not ready yet for stage 2. County officials dont feel the preparations to safely reopen can be in place by this friday. They say their plan will be finalized by may 18th, so despite the governor stage 2 announcement tomorrow, it will likely be another two weeks or so before Retail Stores in marin open for curbside pickup. New tonight with the organization that represents hair salons and barbers in california now planning to sue the governor. This comes after state regulators threatened to pull the licenses of any salon violating the shutdown orders. The professional Beauty Federation of california is demanding salons be allowed to reopen, with restrictions. The organizations executive director says it would be much safer than whats going on right now. We are already seeing in
Their temperatures taken before they go inside. Also, Public Schools could stagger the times when students arrive to maintain social distancing. Now the governor also said things wont be back to normal for quite a while, but says its basically all up to you, us. And thats the curve thats got to flatten out. Abc7 News Reporter liz kreutz joins us live from her home with a closer look at what the governor outlined today. Liz . Larry, thats right. Governor newsom laid out six key indicators that the state will need to meet in order to begin the process of getting back to normal. But even when we meet those indicators, well be entering more of what he calls a transitional phase. A month into the bay areas shelterinplace order, finally a moment of optimism. Governor newsom laid out what it will take to begin easing the openings. We have a parameter, a framework that will guide our Decision Making. That framework requires the state meet these six indicators. One, the ability to expand testin