santa rosa also a half-inch it is clear for all today. we had upper 70s. often on rain i m sorry some rain into the east and then also from san jose and morgan hill santa cruz mountains as well. this will continue this will be the set up here and at the mirror for the next couple days at least until wednesday morning. the symptoms will drop and given is often on rain so the highs now, they have gone, it is way above. now they are below, back over two you guys. time is now 6:01. governor newsom will announce guidelines or restaurants to eventually reopen for dine in service. hears all the details. reporter: good morning dave, summon a simple as having a saltshaker on the restaurant table to be a thing of the past. owners and customers are wondering, what will restaurants look like once there are allowed to reopen again. it can be very different. governor newsom will announce his plans for the future california restaurants at a news conference today. while we wait to hear f
go through today, so we ll be tracking that. this is the issue for 280 northbound. we have two issues for northbound 280, the bigger one at geneva. we ll show you the wet roadways. slowing through hayward through southbound 880. both those areas right on schedule. much slower than you d expect north from daly city in towards san francisco. in the backup an earlier crash caused more slowing. slick roadways are an issue. a number of spinouts reported this morning, two over here in san mateo. we have the southbound side at poplar that s completely clear. northbound we had the crash clear at kehoe. that blends with the morning traffic starting to build through san mateo. burlingame, slick conditions. rick boone is out there off the eastshore freeway. rick, what do you have for those conditions? reporter: right now on 101 north, we re here at sfo, decided to get off the highway for just a second. if you re taking a flight, get out here early. this may be a normal thing when yo
Members of the New Waverly 4-H Club talked with Commissioners regarding building an arena on 5-acres of land on Old Houston Road, next to the weigh station. The property would