They were so short on staffing, that no one could go into his room in order to give him the phone. So we would call, the phone would ring and ring. We would call the nurses station, it would ring for 20, 25 minutes until we would give up. Reporter according to an analysis of payroll data, gateway care and rehab senter is one of 25 nursing facilities that failed to meet staffing standards more than 500 times at the end of last year, the most in the bay area. To put that in perspective, 21 of those facilities have registered nurses that failed to report any hours. Its unclear if they didnt show up for work or other reasons. People that came to work they had between 25, 30 patients that they were attending to. Reporter abc 7 reached out to the facility but has yet to hear back. The iteam obtained Text Messages from the owners in april. One said we needily need silenced staff. But gateways Staffing Shortage was a problem well before april. The facility failed to meet the states minimum sta
California and visibility 2 1 2 miles santa rosa, and 5 miles on the coast. There is a look at emeryville shrouded in the clouds as we go through the next few hours into the 60s at 9 00. Mostly cloudy skies, becoming sunny and mild with 70s and 80s around the bay and inland by noontime. Another hot day inland, with temperatures in the low to mid90s, with 80s around the bay, and well look for that fog to come back into play but warm, warm, warm day before much cooler air arrives for the week ahead. Liz . Thank you. Our goal at abc is to build a better bay area through the pandemic in five key areas, a crucial one being the economy and local towns and cities where the coronavirus is forces businesses to adapt in major ways. As of this morning all indoor businesses are shutting down completely in San Mateo County. Nail salons and gyms were open for weeks but san mateo was the last bay area county to added to the watch list this past week, after staying on it for three days this is the res
Building a better yay for a a safe and secure future. In is abc 7 news. As you wake up, another bay area is closing down part of its economy. Beauty salons and bar der shops and gyms have closed signs once again but this morning, theres one way they may still be able to operate. Good morning, everyone. Its sunday, august 2nd. Im liz kreutz. Thanks for joining us. Well have a closer look at the new expanded Health Orders in a moment. Lets start with a quick look at the weather, heres meteorologist lisa argen. Good morning, lisa. Good morning to you. Even though were starting out with low clouds and fog, today is going to end up a lot like yesterday, so were going to have warm weather once again as High Pressure to the south of us is going to bring in temperatures a bit above average, fourmile visibility, petaluma, a half mile in santa rosa with three miles on the coast so the low clouds and fog retreating to the shoreline by about mid morning but this morning were a little bit warmer an
The90s to 100s. This pattern will not change until the weekend. It will stir things up a bit. Until then, what you had monday and tuesday is exactly what youre going to have today. Near the coast and bay inland above. All right. Over now 6 00. 6 01 in the morning. Still okay out there. Well see the traffic is going to be fine in many commutes. You can see traffic looks nice here. Now, driving to the bay bridge, theres not a big back up. School students and staff safe. A proposal that would remove the School District Police Department. Good morning. They will consider proposals to open the Police Department, set a time line for doing so and talk about developing another major safety plan. Theres not been a lot of members on the board in support of this. In a meeting, the majority said they support the superintendent to redirect police funds and student services. They have seven officers, two sergeants and a chief. They arent at schools but respond. They are unarmed and dont have to powe
Which is why do we have police . Is it plus we are students of color . Oar she wants to have a good solution to put them at ease. I dont think they understand the effect of that uniform, that baton. The Oakland School board member said 6 million would go back into the general fund and would be used toward student services. Today at the board of education meeting, members believe it will past. Ousd is moving in the right direction. Reporter it could include security cameras, gates that lock and trained peacekeepers. She said police at schools give a false sense of security. You cant get officers to 84 schools if theres an incident going on all over the place. We already had to rely on city police, so this isnt anything new. Reporter tony thurman launched a program to get more on the impact of police on schools. When police are on campus, this results in more suspensions and arrests and specifically africanamerican students and students of color. Reporter thurman wants Clear Alternatives