Head. Thank you both for joining us today via zoom. How is it going . Good. Good. Not sure who wants to start. This big announcement is the one californians have been waiting for. The biggest takeaway i got from today was the governor saying, were still in stage one, essential only. We are wakeeks away from stage o when schools, childcare centers, open spaces and nonessential offices can reopen with social distancing. I guess, phil, i will start with you. Whats the reaction in the bay area among mayors and county supervisors . So far, they are actually in the lead on this. They have had more stringnt guidelines than the governors up until this point. They are taking a look at it. It was interesting, what happened was the bay area council, a collection of the biggest employers in the bay area, took a poll of ceos. About 178 of them. They found seven out of ten said they wanted the businesses back to reopen within the next 30 days. That is going to be a challenge for the governor. Yes, i
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And north wind translated the warmer for all with the 60s and upper 70s and may be near 80 and around fairfield they could do it. One of the few. We are well above average on the highest which is not something that we have seen. And now Sal Castaneda is here now and will tell us if anything new is going on. Good morning steve, nothing that is to major out there and you see that traffic will be okay if youre driving on the Golden Gate Bridge. It is a smooth drive and i do not see anyone. And by the way it is always this way even when we did not have the pandemic going on. Pretty light at this hour and this morning it is the same but no problems on any of the bay area bridges, now back to dave. Starting today all staff and visitors of contra costa and Alameda County Health Care Facilities have to first be screened before they go inside of the new order requires anyone going into a nursing home or other congregant facility to have their Temperature Check and wear masks and residents also
We have a little fog but not much going down the coast. Look at travis, 54, vacaville 59 with that north breeze. Theres a good breeze in the hills, 39 degrees for Half Moon Bay, a lot of 40s including santa rosa 42. Temperatures will be above average today, so look for highs in the 70s, and maybe an 80 if that north wind holds. Fairfield got to 79 yesterday so it will be close. Highs all above average for the coast, the bay and inland. Sal, we had an issue and thats cleared now . It has cleared up. One of the things we know is that traffic on days like this clears up. There are crashes that clear up, then the commute just goes back to this. This is 280 in san josi. Normally at this point it would be pretty crowded but right now its not. Northbound 280 there on the right. We have heard the rumblings of reopening. I know any sort of reopening is going to bring back the traffic so enjoy it for a few days. Well see when we get back. This is just a temporary thing. Now back to the desk. We