Just didnt sleep well last night. Had to go for that. Plus, its a little cooler this morning, that helps a little bit. Hi, everybody. Lets talk about what is going on. The number one thing is that we have a chance of showers again today and a one on our storm impact scale and breezy this afternoon and evening up and to 0. 1 of an inch of additional rain. Right now quiet out there. Seeing reports of drizzle and fog around petaluma and watch out for that as you head through the morning hours. Sutro towers and the chance of showers increase as we head towards the 7 00 hour especially up across the north bay and then the rest of us get our chances by noon and taper by 4 00 and by 7 00 theyre gone. 50s and 60s are the rule for today. A little bit cooler than we should be for this time of year. Well talk more about chances of rain and the thunderstorm that will hit us this weekend. Heres reggie. Mike, thank you. It appears the standoff between tesla and Alameda County is now over. Although t
Morning to you, marcus. Blink, you miss it, marcus. Distancing rules may come soon, instead he will spend that time including fewer tables and just a few minutes ago the strict cleaning measures. In home confinement. Its up to individual counties he is one of thousands of Health Care Workers were checking out the videos they got to allow restaurants to move into the reopening phase and federal prison remembe, nonviol on their phones, and pictures, most bay area counties are not there yet. Criminals, who have been let out and then went right back to one Restaurant Owner in los of prison because of the worry of coronavirus spreading through work. Gatos says shes ready to follow the planes were loud enough to set off car alarms. The reopening guidelines to help employees get back to work but they started in the Central Valley and they went over to the prisons. Sacramento at about 10 00 this morning. Fears that the situation could manafort, who is 71, was the pilots did a low pass over con
Semester online. 4 of the 23 campuses happen to be in the bay area. Lets start with Governor Newsom here issuing strict and detailed guidelines today for restaurants, malls, and offices once they are actually allowed to reopen. Its not going to be anything like what youre accustomed to. Were in a whole new world now. Abc7 news anchor dan ashley live in the newsroom with more. Hi, dan. Hi, larry. Youre right. Clearly, we are not going back to the way it was. It is the new normal. The governor announced the new statewide guidelines at his new News Conference today. Keep in mind just because we have these new guidelines doesnt mean we can start making restaurant reservations. Were a long ways still from that. The final decision on reopen willing be up to the state not to the state, but to each california county. And here in the bay area, we are just not there yet. To date we are now making public the guidelines a number of other industries in this state, including the restaurant industry.
Joining us, im dan ashley. Im kristin swee. Begin withd give it it. Inan rosa,milk, bags gorin Alameda County, volunteers stood by as people drove up in cars and waited for boxes of food. In san jose the National Guard was called in to load boxes and use heavy equipment to transport supplies. Everyone pitching in. You can see in this video from sky 7 the line of cars waiting for that food. A parking lot nearby was filled with motorists waiting for turn. Abc 7 News Reporter chris nguyen has the story. Reporter at st. Martin of tours, the demand for help visible from sky 7 is simply jarring. Its really hard to see the diversity of the people coming through. Rter residt nelton has been volunteering at this Food Distribution site. Families coming through with small children, cars coming through with multiple families in one vehicle. Then you see the people who are new, theyre uncertain, not sure of the process. Reporter many of whom have nowhere else to turn. Catholic charities has enough
Likely run oz as early as tonight. No word yet on a new deal which is leaving businesses worried the wait will force them to close. For 60 years, the millbrae pancake house has been an institution. But like millions of others, the iconic familyowned business is in a world of hurt. This is the worst. This is the worst. Were doing everything we can to survive this. Owner erin burk has cut 80 of her staff. More than 30 employees laid off. This is not how we want to end this. Burk tried to apply for a loan under the Paycheck Protection Program but couldnt. The computer was grid locked. You couldnt get through. It froze. There was no way in. Five days later, her application was accepted, but her loan still not approved. So far in april, business is 90 down. Its even worse for joe field, owner of a concordbased comic bookstore who we profiled last week. In lost sales at this point were approaching 1,000. 17 days after filing for a loan, wells fargo told him were not ready to open the applica