area region now forced to abide by the state s stay-at-home order is icu bed availability. falls below 15%. thanks for joining us here on kron 4 news at i m sanaz tahernia icu bed availability fell to 12.9% today triggering the regional stay-at-home order. it goes into effect at midnight tomorrow night forcing counties to close that were not previously doing so that includes san mateo san sonoma solano and napa counties, san francisco alameda contra costa santa clara and marion counties have already voluntarily entered the stay at home order. further south monterey and santa cruz counties also fell into the bay area region for more details on what this all means we go live to kron four s dan kerman he s in san mateo county now good afternoon. dan. well here in burlingame a people, especially business owners upset that sent france is the regional stay at home order will now be applying to san mateo county they expected it when the governor was talking about it. he had said i
day. he said he expects the testing will increase to 25,000 per day very shortly. we have more on the covenants announcement today. reporter: today in an hour plus news conference very much lacking in specifics, the governor laid out scenarios to reopen in california and vowed he will not be pressure into premature anything. politics will not drive our decision-making, political pressure will not drive our decision-making. the science, the data, public health will drive our decision- making. reporter: the governor says there s been a lot of progress on testing and tracking therapeutic medicines, vulnerable populations, homeless, healthcare surge capacity, appropriate personnel and personal protective gear. the state held officers showed a very encouraging sign. smacked the total number of hospitalizations from covid-19 and the total of number of admissions and icus from covid- 19 have remained stable. reporter: a specific as newsom would get on anything was suggesting
therapeutic medicines, vulnerable populations, homeless, healthcare surge capacity, appropriate personnel and personal protective gear. state officers showed a very encouraging sign. the total number of hospitalizations from covid-19 in the total number of admissions in the icus have remained stable. reporter: a specific newsom would get was adjusting opening schools earlier for the school year. late july, early august. reporter: but opening up lower risk and nonessential places such as retail stores and increasing curbside pickups , manufacturing offices and public spaces are all requiring continuing social distancing, few specifics. we believe we are weeks, not months away from making meaningful modifications. reporter: that could be interpreted as anywhere from 2 to 7 more weeks of hunkering down, regarding close contact activities such as personal- care businesses, hair, nails and gems- months, not weeks. reporter: even more sketchy, mass gatherings. con
so people can walk or bike to a park. reporter: during tuesday s board of supervisors meeting they announced a soft opening of parks in the county, the first easing such restrictions she put in place on march 17th to prevent the spread of covid- 19. try to judiciously maintain the measures that will allow us to be open in these areas. reporter: among the parks that will see and even restrictions, annabelle state park in santa rosa, and jack london state historic park in glenallen, the playground, picnic areas and restrooms will be off limits. when parks do open, parking will remain off-limits from the concern of supervisor david raven, worried about the accessibility for people with disabilities. there will be certain parts that have parking lots. reporter: residence can only visit the parks in the neighborhood. at the to people to respect the social distancing and facial covering requirements. reporter: of all nine counties sonoma has the second lowest number
crashed into tables and chairs set up outside the villa corona restaurant. amber lee is there with a live report. and this was such a close call. reporter: it certainly was. this crash is the talk of napa. we spoke with a witness who tells me she cannot believe no one was seriously injured or killed. and that the crash was caught on tape. reporter: surveillance video shows a woman coming out of a restaurant followed by two young children. all of a sudden, an suv plows into tables, umbrellas and chairs set up on the sidewalk. it was just like boom. it was a loud noise. reporter: vivian is a server at villa corona restaurant. the woman and her children are regular customers and they had just picked up food to go monday around 5:00 pm when suddenly there was a loud crash. everything everywhere. reporter: she took photos of video of the damage and debris and checked on the mother and her two children. they were shake own but unharmed. this is a miracle they re alive