Is growing every day. Chris ryes talked with two doctors on the front lines of the battle who are worried about losing ground. As the virus becomes more prevalent in the community, the chances that person sitting next to you at a dinner table or next to you in a store is infected is higher than it was, lets say, a month ago. Weve got to be super careful. New stats show thanksgiving could see the most air travel since the pandemic was declared. United Airlines Just added 1400 new flights. Add to that christmas and new years celebrations on horizon, dropping temperatures driving people indoors as numbers spike in the bay area and all over the country. Its a formula Public Health officials are extremely worried about especially considering everyones favorite holiday activity. Sit for many hours together with masks off because theyre eating. Thats a combination of all the things that are about as worrisome as you can imagine. You kind of get behind the eighth ball and you get to the point
Records about 50 to 60,000 cases a day. Thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 6 im Justine Waldman the nations leading Health Expert doctor Anthony Fauci says the country needs to get that number down though to about 10,000 cases a day by the fall in order to gain some type of control over this virus in california. There are also some signs of optimism from californias governor Gavin Newsome during his update today, he said the numbers are starting to move in the right direction when it comes to cases the number of people in the hospital and icu admissions. But he says though its still too early to know whether or not this trend will hold on fourthand kerman live for us tonight with details good evening. Dan. Good evening. Justine these new numbers that were seeing have to do with the last 14 days and while its positive and moving in the right direction. The governor says he needs to look at this over the next few weeks and see if californians are really getti
Ban on evictions in place really big win and just a huge relief for tenants across the city in a district overwhelmingly filled with renters city supervisor dean preston says he introduced the legislation to protect people. He feared without covid19 rent forgiveness, a wave of evictions would follow the small Property Owners of San Francisco weighed in on their failed attempt at suing the city over the eviction ban saying in part quote we are very disappointed in the decision we are not looking for ways to evict people we simply want the same rights in access to the state courts that any other citizens have the county board of supervisors has overstepped their Legal Authority they have the right to appeal and maybe theyll do that, but thats up to them but in the meantime, we know that for the foreseeable future this law will take effect it will stop any evictions preston has maintained the law does not mean the rent is wiped out renters will still have to eventually pay whats owed but
Coronavirus pandemic. Good evening. Im ken wayne and im pam moore Landlord Groups sued the city back in june calling the law unconstitutional overreach kron 4 dan thorn talked with the San Francisco supervisor who authored the ordinance stan joins us live in the city tonight with more dan. Well ken and pam district 5 supervisor dean preston says that this eviction ban is necessary to keep people who are struggling from being thrown out on the street but landlords say that this legislation is unfair. San francisco tenants struggling to pay rent because of the covid19 pandemic are off the hook for now a superior court judge striking down a challenge from landlords keeping a permanent ban on evictions in place really big win and just a huge relief for tenants across the city in a district overwhelmingly filled with renters city supervisor dean preston says he introduced the legislation to protect people. He feared without covid19 rent forgiveness, a wave of evictions would follow the smal
Safely lets bring it back into our salons governor newsome hashtag open salons now. Some hair salon owners in the bay area say they plan to reopen later this month despite orders from the governor and local Health Officials to remain closed. Over the weekend several salon owners in the tri valley area met up and decided theyll reopen on august 17th with or without approval on 4 michelle kingston talked with the attorney ernie of the professional Beauty Federation of california about the plan. Salons are unable to reopen here in Alameda County, not even outside on the sidewalk. But some salon owners here say that theyre going to reopen anyway on august 17th 5 months after initially having to shut down i 17 its been 5 months said salons across the state had to shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic some beauty salon owners and the tri valley and across the bay area decided over the weekend that they will reopen on august 17th even for just a day despite the state in their county H