Shut down. The owner of soleil luna nail spa says she invested so they could reopen back in june and midjuly. Now its time tow come up with a new plan. We have to cancel our clients and let the rest of our team know. Unfortunately the team members really do depend on us to open because they left their unemployment to come back to work for us. I dont have time to be frustrated. Its more like were not closed yet, how do we respond, hows the next day going to happen. Businesses can open if they shift their operations outside. They already wrote up a plan and theyre waiting for the citys approval to do just that, to provide instead of outdoor dining, they said outdoor pampering and compliance rates appears pretty good here in san mateo county. Called about 15 or so churches. Only one spa was open for half a day. Everybody else was closed down. You also found out individual cities are doing what they can to help these businesses reopen. What are they doing . Reporter for example, san mateo, and redwood city here as well, theyve shut down streets in downtown of course for outdoor dining, but also i talked to a yoga studio. They shut down the front part, removed the Parking Spaces so they can do yoga outside. Its going to take imagination to see how youre going to put the mat and do yoga, but apparently these cities are trying to help their businesses not to survive, but as one Business Owner said, thrive. Right. It takes getting creative. Thank you so much. We are keeping a running list of what is open across the bay area and whats not. Go to kpix. Com. New at 6 00, a group of volunteers is helping to drive up sales for San Francisco restaurants. Kpix 5s john ramos reports from north beach. Reporter in San Francisco, it is the italian food that brings people to north beach. When the pandemic shut down all the restaurants, the neighborhood looked for a way to bring north beach to the people. In march, when the restaurants all closed down, residents in the neighborhood saw what a loss it was. Because, i mean, they give the neighborhood character. You know, we see when one of them leaves how much of a hole it leaves in the community. Reporter but private Online Delivery Services were charging restaurants 30 to 40 on every order. For every pizza pie they deliver, the restaurant loses money at the end of the day. Reporter so 4 guys got together and formed a group called north beach delivers. Each thursday night, about 10 volunteers have been delivering males from a selected restaurant to an area within walking or biking distance. The first restaurant to try it was piazza peligrini. At first, it felt like a gift from the skies. We definitely needed that. Reporter but then word began to grow and so did the orders. It really took a few weeks to grow and build up. Now were to the point where every time we partner with a restaurant, it turns out to be their most successful evening of sales since the pandemic started. Reporter one restaurant made 5,000 on one night, thanks to north beach delivers. Some customers have made a regular thing of ordering dinner thursday from the new restaurant of the week. Now we have a wait list for two months with restaurants that want to participate because the impact were making is real, both financially, but also emotionally. Reporter its inspired some restaurants to set up their own Delivery System and the used in any neighborhood in any city. It just takes people willing to stop feeling bad for restaurants and start doing something to help them. Were doing everything we can to try to save every single restaurant that sits in this neighborhood. Our ultimate goal is to build a system that will allow them to live forever. In the 5 months since the shelter in place began, north beach delivery has helped generate more than 50,000 in sales for area restaurants. If youd like to learn how to establish your own delivery network, weve posted a link at kpix. Com. If they dont have a deal on Distance Learning by tomorrow, theyll make their own plan. Students are set to return in just over a week, but so far its unclear what theyll be returning to. The state requires disabilities districts to provide 180 days of instruction. What they havent laid out is how much of that instruction must be done live and how much can be delivered through prerecorded content and packets. Right now the district is holding teachers to their regularly contracted workday of 375 to 390 minutes. The union wants to cut it to 300 minutes across the board it. Is proposing teachers spend just an hour a day with their students for the first week and then use the rest of the time to plot out their lesson plans for the year. Wellness time is described as opportunities for teachers to engage in stress relief activities. A district Spokes Person says while theres no hard deadline on the deal, the idea is to have an agreement before classes resume on august 10th. Parents are trying to prepare as well. Join us tomorrow morning at 5 00 and 6 00 as we launch the kpix Home Learning guide. All week long, well be tackling some of the biggest questions you have with tips from the experts. Also for the latest updates from your district, head to kpix. Com. On the fire watch, an out of control wildfire burning in southern california. The apple fire broke out on friday in cherry valley. Now it covers more than 20,000 acres east of los angeles and its burning into the San Bernardino national forest. Fire crews say one home, two other buildings have been destroyed and there is still no containment at all. Thousands more buildings are threatened and about 8,000 people have been displaced making matters worse. Dangerously hot conditions that are expected to linger for a while. And help from the bay area is on the way. Two strike teams were deployed this morning. An east bay familys dream of moving to a new home to move quickly turned into a nightmare when their fully loaded moving truck was stolen. It was pure shock. Our entire life, 20 years of marriage, everything, heirlooms, jewelry. They spent the week loaded up their uhaul, but overnight it vanished along with a lifetimes worth of belongings . Memories. The stuff my wifes mom gave to her just before she died. All of my military awards. My uniforms. Theres a lot of things id like to say to them, but just give me back my stuff at this point. The family has delayed their move in the hope that the truck turns up. In the meantime, family and friends have set up a gofundme page to help them. The city of hayward is moving its covid19 testing site tomorrow. It will now be operating at sky west golf course by appointment only. Previous site was getting so crowded, it actually had to shut down early a few times. Chopper 5 was overhead last week as people waited in line for hours. Were keeping a full list of bay area testing sites on kpix. Com. Hundreds of pac12 players threatening a boycott. Their demands for a fair playing field. Plus we are all supposed to be staying at home; right . So how come the coronavirus is driving up sales for local Car Dealerships . And the games and rides may be in storage for this summer, but you can still get a taste of one bay area fair. And theres just a little bit of the marine layer out there right now. You can see it. This week, were bringing it back. A lot more of it. That means a cool down, maybe even light rain from the coast it. Will want restaurants to open . And schools . Want the economy to get back on track . Youre not alone. And you can help make it happen. Stay 6 feet apart. Wash your hands. Wear a mask every time you leave your home. Choose to join the fight against covid19. Do your part. Slow the spread. Nice clear day out there. Did you feel it . Little earthquake rocked the hills east of san jose today in a place that is not accustomed to large quakes. It struck just before dawn at a site that was, i think, a trio of magnitude 5s in 1990. From a 3. 1 today, no damage reported. Mean while, the coronavirus pandemic appears to be shaking up the bay area auto market. While car sales are slumping across the country, they are sky rocketing here. The thinking is that buyers might be worried about keeping their distance on public transit. Some Car Dealerships that have reopened since the shelter in place are reporting higher sales than last year. This years fair is mostly canceled due to covid19, but the food vendors are more than happy to give you a taste. Reporter desolate, forlorn, inaccessible is how fair goers may describe californias fairgrounds. With this years fairs canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, this barren space is a distant reminder of the past. Just the vibrancy of what fairs bring. You grow up as a little kid watching fairs and going to carnivals. Its heart breaking. Is kind of surreal. It feels like youre in this real long dream. You dont realize what you have until its gone. Its definitely weird. Reporter although you cant experience the sights and sounds of the fairway, you can now enjoy the sweet smells and mouthwatering morsels of fair food with the fair food drive through at the sonomamarin fairgrounds. Hi, guys, how is it going . You come up, you order all of your food from our register person. Youre going to drive forward and give your receipt to the cashiers who get all your food from every vendor. They will deliver your food to and you you dont have to get out of your car. Funnel cake, kettle corn and fried ore os. I love funnel cases and kettle corn and stuff. Its just not the same when you buy it from other places, you know. Reporter its a new concept, but second and Third Generation food vendors have quickly discovered that if you deep fry it, theyll come. People still want their fair food. People still want that normalcy of having a fair food even if they cant go to the carnival and watch the rides. Thank you and have a great day. Thank you. They miss is and theyre happy that at least they get a taste testify. A kettle corn, three corn dogs and a coke. And you can just take it home and eat it. Most dont. Most of its gone by the time they get out of the fairgrounds. Reporter for drivethrough customers, their orders represent more than just tasty traits. Theres nostalgia to it. Its fun and something you cant get all the time. This. Is what i need. Ive been waiting all day for this. Im super excited. That comfort food. You were all over that story. Deep fried. I want to give a special thanks to our photographer who put that together. Okay, you guys, it was on this day, in fact, it was about an hour from now in San Francisco that a sitting u. S. President died in this town. My question to you, darren and juliette, if you accept it, who was the sitting u. S. President that died in San Francisco on this date and when . No clue. This is where we need a little music. Normally im giving a hint, but im in this with you. I could look ahead on the schedule. I dont. I could google it really fast. Thats why im not giving you the opportunity. It was on this day in 1923 that republican president warren haring died of a heart attack. Back then they thought it was apoplexy, which was their word for a stroke. This happened in 1923 and doctors in 1923 didnt have a great handle on heart attacks. They thought it was a stroke, but later it turned out warren haring died in his room in the palace hotel in San Francisco in 1923. Now you know. Now we know. Juliette, all that work you did lifting up our spirits with fried oreos, out the window. I thought this was a huge story and nobody knows that. We appreciate your tidbits like that. The palace hotel still has a room set aside and you can have a look at it. Darren, your weathers now been cut. Thankfully he said say we wouldnt know that. Look whats slowly disappearing. Its almost like you can see the cloud evaporating. In the amount of time it takes me to finish this forecast or brian to finish that newspaper. Theres not much of this. Thats all we have of the marine layer. Not a big deal if youre here. Youre still getting the influence of the marine layer itself. If youre inland, youve been dealing with low to mid90s. Today, no exception. 93 in concord, 91 livermore. Santa rosa 90. Oakland and San Francisco are living the life right now. While the numbers are going to change and im going to show you how much theyre going to drop as we get into the later part of this week, its good news if you want a cool down. For oakland and San Francisco, dont expect to notice a whole lot of change. For concord and livermore, you will. This is tonight. This is midnight. Marine layer comes back in but it burns back to the coast tomorrow. I want you to see tuesday morning. It comes in and keeps going. We have our clouds back in filling in most of the bay, even trying to get to the delta. Tuesday, we start this cool down. Wednesdays when we feel it. Santa rosa, we just saw you hit 91 today. 83 would have been your average. So youre well above it. Monday, no real difference here, 92. Lets bring in the rest of these numbers now. 77. By the time we get to thursday. 83 will be average. Lets do this for livermore. Well get you down to 77 as well. Average would be 88. Lets come in more to the bay side now. San jose going down to 72. 83 the average. And you really see the numbers go down for oakland. Not as big of a change, but at least, i mean, its a 66 degree daytime high by the time we get to wednesday. That covers kind of the representative spots for how the bay areas going to feel the change. Lets get your morning lows and daytime highs. Morning lows, tonight a degree or two warmer than what youve seen for the past few days. For the daytime highs tomorrow, no change from today going into tomorrow. Palo alto 79. Fremont, youll go to 79. Walnut creek goes to 90. Dublin 96. Pittsburgh, 93. East bay, oakland tomorrow goes to 76. San rafael to 85. Well still be in the low 90s in mendocino county. So you can see next weekend now. While we do have to warm up and we will go back up to that 90 degree mark for daytime highs. It will be almost as warm as the past couple days have been but youll be coming off a 4 or 5 day streak of really nice stuff. Still to come, a water fight. Yep, breaks got breaking news on the fire watch. A new blaze has broken out along the boarder of lake and collus a counties. It has covered about 200 acres. Evacuations have been ordered. Well keep an eye on that new fire for you. In the meantime, kpix sports director Dennis Odonnell is under the weather this evening. Had to be ejected from the game at short notice tonight. While hes resting and recovering on the bench, so to speak, brian and i are going to try to take a swing at this. The giants traded outfielder Billy Hamilton to the mets. Oracle park might have been empty by mccovey cove. Pence was 0 for 23 to start out the season. He scored on a sacrifice fly cutting texts lead. Into the water. 51 rangers. And a fight to the death over the ball. Bottom of the 6th now, 52. Longoria leads off the inning with his first home run of the year. Then three batters later, two run blast to tie the game at 5. Next half inning, texas back in front 65. Joey this would have been a triple a year ago. This season its a threerun homer. The rangers turn an inning into an outing. They won 95. The giants are 5 and 5. Lets take you to the as. As players hanging out with the cut out fans in seattle. Bottom one, Daniel Vogelbach up the little. Two out, rbi single scores dylan moore. 10 mariners. Gray was replaced by anthony. And the first batter he faced, loriano ms creep closer. Seattle within a run. Hendriks on for a save in the 9th. Tying run at second, but he strikes out. A little fist bump there. I added that part. He strikes out. The as win 32 and are back above. 500. Yoenis cespedes has opted out of the 2020 season because of covid19 concerns. Team was informed of his decision during their game today after the former a left the team hotel. He didnt even tell anybody. He has not played since july 2018 because of injuries. College football, now hundreds of pac12 Football Players have threatened to boycott fall camp and the 2020 season if their concerns for health and safety and Racial Injustice are not met. The demands range from to be distributed to athletes. And San Francisco is officially on the clock for the pga championship. It is golfs first major of the year. Brooks koepka, twotime defending pga champ. He had the lead today in tennessee, but then Justin Thomas had a pretty wedge to take a twoshot lead on him. Koepka. And just when you thought koepka was out of it, he pulls you right back in. A bomb on 17 for birdie to pull within one of thomas. Koepka on the 18th tee needs at least a par 3 to have a shot. Thats game, set and match. I thought that was tennis. Its thomas 13th pga tour win. Kpix 5 is excited to bring you the 2020pga champion. Its live all next weekend from haring park in San Francisco. Just head to kpix. Com pgachampionship to check out how cbs sports will be deploying a squadron of drones to actually cover this event from a distance. Beautifully done. Thank you. Coming up in the next half hour, florida catches a break as it battles a storm of covid 19 cases. It appears that isaias is easing off. What were seeing today is different from march and april. It is extraordinarily widespread. Plus a Bleak Outlook from dr. Birx. What the head of the task force uindividually for us to beat th virus together. And only on 5, former san quentin inmates speak out about the outbreak behind bars. I think its been horribly mismanaged. Also a reminder, kpix 5 has a new and improved app. Just download it from the app store or google play for youre watching kpix 5 news. Now at 6 30, after battering parts of the caribbean, isaias has florida as the state grapples with another powerful storm of coronavirus cases. And cbs news correspondent manuel has the latest now. Reporter isaias crashed into the shore. The powerful surf is already causing beach erosion in the palm beach area. Up and down much of floridas east coast, strong winds are an issue rocking palm trees back and forth. Power crews were dispatched early to get ahead of the storm. Residents are relieved they avoided a direct hit. But this one kind of stopped, hung a right and basically seems like its off shore. It was pretty much a nonevent. Reporter the storm is battering florida as its facing a surge of coronavirus cases. The state is now second behind california in total cases with more than 7,000 new infections reported sunday. Tonight isaias is expected to continue to scrape up the east coast of florida before reaching the carolinas tomorrow and possibly bringing substantial rain amounts over much of the eastern seaboard into the new week. Our state has weathered more than our fair share of storms in recent years, but this time were going to have to do it with a mask on. Helping your neighbors and loved ones. Reporter isaias left behind significant damage in the caribbean, flooding streets. Thousands are left without electricity. Cbs news, riviera beach, florida. And just to show you where exactly this is going to go from the story we just heard, how its going to be a story for the next few days, lets get into the details. Theres isaias right off the coast of florida, just southeast of jacksonville. And if we play it forward from here on the hurricanes forecast track, it stays over the water until we get here. That gets us ahead into tomorrow night late and it comes back on shore right at the border of the carolinas. It stays a Tropical Storm the whole time, but it stays a Tropical Storm right on the coast moving right up through the major population centers. What would a Tropical Storm look like there . Its going to be windy, its going to be rainy. Its not going to be devastation. Its good to see its been downgraded, but its still going to be messy h here. Ill be back with our complete forecast in a few minutes. The u. S. Now has confirmed more than 4. 6 million cases of covid19. And more than 154,000 deaths. The cdc is projecting that total could increase by another 20,000 in just the next three weeks. Meredith wood with a dire new view from the white house. What were seeing today is different from march and april. It is extraordinarily widespread. Its into the rural as equal urban areas. Reporter dr. Birxs Bleak Outlook comes. Its very frustrating to see these case numbers continuing to rise without a national strategy, without adequate testing. Without Contact Tracing as we need it. All of the things that weve been talking about for months and months and these numbers are going to continue to go up until we do have these things in place. Reporter dr. Birx says there are 20 states shes watching very closely and each state must tailor its response to mitigate cases. Its not super spreading individuals, its super spreading events and we need to stop those. We definitely need to take more recautions. Reporter kpix 5. Discussions are set to resume tomorrow on the next round of federal Coronavirus Relief after both sides touted yesterdays talks as the most productive yet. The tone today was noticeably less optimistic. Realistically, when do you think a deal can get done . I have no idea. I mean, what do you say to people out there who are waiting on what i say to people out there is, you know, tell the democrats lets do a short term deal. The two issues on evictions and on unemployment. Were prepared to do a deal for a couple of weeks while we negotiate. Lawmakers a proposed cut to the 600 jobless boost that expired friday. We are unified in our support for the 600. They are in disarray, many of their members in the senate, republican members, dont want any addition. Coming up all new at 11 00 tonight, the appointment of a special prosecutor to oversee a Vallejo Police shooting investigation is drawing criticism. Tonight were hearing from the District Attorneys Office about that decision. As we reported thursday night, the willie mccoy case will be reviewed by a special prosecutor. A judge in a civil case recently decided ramos improperly deleted emails and text messages. That led mccoys family attorney to ask the appointment be reconsidered. The das office said it stands by its decision. Theres always going to be controversial decisions and controversial cases. And to try to find somebody who hasnt had some controversy or somebody disagreeing with them, youre not going to find anybody. Thats not some controversy that somebody disagreed on a judgment on a case. We dont know the surrounding facts of that case, but i think thats totally separate and above the fact that hes looked at thousands of cases in his career and had to make tough decisions. The Solano County da said she was appointing a special prosecutor because her office has, quote, lost the public trust. Joe vazquez will have a full report. Thats tonight at 11 00. Coming up in this newscast, its looking like a long road back to normal. A new study is helping medical experts make a map. This is giving us some Early Warning symptoms and symptom postures to look for. And the home owner who will be looking twice the there is new video out of san diego tonight where the search has been called off for 8 u. S. Troops missing at sea. 7 marines and a navy corpsman. 8 other marines were rescued, but one later died. Two are still in critical condition. They were all based out of camp pendleton. With the road back to normal seeming to stretch out endlessly in front of us, new research is helping experts make out a map. Reporter as the pandemic continues and we hit record numbers in california as well as nationwide, there is new information thats coming out to help doctors understand it and potentially even treat it. A new study has identified 6 different clusters of symptoms, all representing different progressions of the disease. A road map almost, doctors say, that will help them gauge the severity of it and the treatment. This is giving us some Early Warning symptoms and symptom clusters to look for so we can identify those people who might need more monitoring and who might need to come in earlier. Reporter there are also dangers in some of the products we use to keep us safe. Certain hand sanitizers are made with methanol, that can cause confusion, nausea, even death. Weve seen about a 60 strike in calls to Poison Centers in regards to methanol based poisoning. Reporter the fda has a do not use list on its website with more than 70 brands listed. The future of sports is also in question. Baseball is back on a much smaller scale and the nba is playing and living in a bubble. But while we could all use the distraction, medical experts warn reopened seasons arent worth the risk. We really have to Pay Attention to what were asking our players to do. You know, as fans, i think that our number one thing should be to make sure that the game that we love and the players that we love stay healthy. Reporter in San Francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. Well be streaming it starting tomorrow on cbsn bay area. Still to come, san quentin inmates say the pandemic in the prison was brought in on buses. They literally contaminated an institution that was not burdened by the disease. Only on 5, first hand stories about the surge that turned the prison Mattress Factory into a makeshift hospital. Splash down. Yeah, spacex making a splash with another giant leap for commercial space travel. And were going to take a look at where some of the haze in the sky is coming from. Can you see it off in the distance . Air quality is okay, but the sky is starting to get that smoky look to it again. I want to talk to you about. Then were first astronauts to ride a spacex capsule into orbit wrapped up a test flight and plunged back to earth today. Now just about 20 meters off the ocean. Splash down. Wow, just like the good old days. The two astronauts splashed down in new mexico. Luckily for them, the waves and the wind were calm in the panhandle, pensacola, florida. Speaking of splash downs, in alabama a man will probably be doing a double check next time he wants to take a plunge in his pool. What in the blue blazes is this . Can you imagine . Thats an alligator swimming laps in steve mccullens backyard. In his pool, there you go. It looks bigger there, too. After somehow getting past the perimeter fence. Ive been looking around, seeing how he got in there. Theres nothing, so he must have climbed in. Get out of my pool, man. And guess what, he eventually did. Oh, my. How; right . I guess he just politely left on his own. I dont think he was going to intervene in that. Very politely, yes. Youre going to notice theres smoke in our sky. The first thing i want to do is update you on a fire we mentioned earlier in the newscast. This one just started about two hours okay in collus a county. Its about 200 acres now. I want to show this to you from space. If you can see it from space, theres a lot of smoke coming from it. Lets switch over to the weather computer. As we take a look at the weather computer, you can see here we are in the bay area. Take a look right there. You see the plume of smoke. Thats what we were looking at from the video. Heres the thing about the fire. Its brandnew, its 200 acres. Its not the biggest one. If you go farther north, theres a complex of fires in northwest california. As a result of all of these, weve kind of turned a cornered it in terms of smoke being put into the sky. You can see it on the camera. Can you see the haze out there . There are no clouds out there. The only clouds would have been the marine layer and those melted away. Any of that stuff that you see and youre going to see, its all smoke. Thankfully right now its elevated so we dont have air quality issues down here, but its something that were likely going to see now in the sky. Its that time of year for us. Thats the marine layer. All the haze down there, thats good stuff, thats the humidity, which was a cloud, just, you know, when we started the newscast. It will build back in overnight and its going to come back in a much bigger way earlier this week. But we gotta get through one more day where the heats going to be pretty much like it was today. Right now, the numbers dont look all that bad. If you look at the heat across the west the fire youre hearing about in the news, by the way, the apple fire, that is down in southern california. If you look at the heat across the west, it makes sense. Theres a lot of heat going on right now. Were well above average. Here, at least if youre in the immediate bay, we live in a bubble. Youre oblivious to the fact theres significant heat going on. The entire bay area isnt oblivious to that. But theres our typical spread. Lets see how this will play out over the next few days. The big area of High Pressure sitting over the southwest is going to get pushed away. Well notice it by tuesday into wednesday. Morning lows tomorrow go to right around 60. A degree or two warmer than low from the last couple days. How did today feel . Thats how tomorrows going to feel. San mateo will hit 75. Were still in the low 90s here for inland contra costa county. Pleasant hill 92. Danville 90. The number in oakland tops out around 96. San rafael goes to 85. And we will be in the low 90s in mendocino county. Take a look at the middle of the week. Doesnt last long. We the weekend, we cannot say we have a moratorium on the Death Penalty if people are being murdered in prison by covid. Cut the prison population in half to cut the surge to the prison system. Were hearing first hand what life is like on the other side of those prison walls. Heres allen martin. Reporter recently i got this handwritten letter from Erik Phillips whos incarcerated in san quentins north block. Its dated june 20th, but thats how long it took to get from marin county to San Francisco. I met phil last september while reporting from inside san quentin and the letter explains how before prisoners were transferred from san quentin from the prison in chino, there were no cases of covid19 in san quentin. We found three recently released men to describe whats going on inside. It was terrible. Reporter greg morris on the bottom right of this zoom call was doing 17 to life in san quentin for attempted murder when coronavirus infiltrated the prison walls. He was just released three months earlier than expected after testing positive for covid19. How does it feel to be out . Man, it feels like a won a grammy. Reporter happy to say the least. Even though for the time being hes traded a cell that locks from the outside for one that locks on the inside. Covid has put him in quarantine in hayward. High celly tested positive. It took a week to find out. Reporter by then it was too late, his cell mate had given him covid19. It was people in the middle of the night passing out or calling man down as a medical emergency due to covid19 that they did not detect based on those two significant factors. Reporter and even then, staff took too long, they say, to start isolated positive cases. They either put them in tents or on to the yard or they put them into the chapel on emergency beds or they put them in the Mattress Factory. Reporter essentially turning the prison industry mattress and furniture factory into a makeshift hospital ward. This shows the converted factory as of july 9th. James, top left in our zoom call, was released from san quentin in may before the virus hit. He confirms what Erik Phillips letter says. So they literally contestimony nateed an institution that was not burdened by the disease. Reporter he says the age of the prison, its openair design, bars only on cell doors and overcrowding only add to the problem. Normally when the flu outbreak hits in san quentin, you know, everybody will pretty much get that flu. So now we have this more threatening illness come inside the prison and the prison is just not designed to deal with this contamination. I think its been horribly mismanaged. Reporter phil who was released two years ago says overcrowding of prisoners makes this that much worse. San quentin he believes needs to go from well above 100 capacity down to 50 . If you get the populations down to 50 , then i can see that being a space where you could possibly socially distance in an effective way. Reporter all agree until more steps are taken, more will lose their lives. He calls it a travesty. I will say that nobody was ever sentenced to die from coronavirus. Nobody in the state. Reporter the department of corrections most recent statement says it has conducted the biggest reduction in prison population in recent history. More than 13,000 inmates released since march and it now has a unified command center and team in place at san quentin. Kpix 5. We want to thank you so much for watching. 60 minutes is up next. 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