darren peak. we have pretty gray skies and you can see the clouds above the skyline. this is how it locks bay area wide and somehow it will stay for pretty much the entire morning. it s not until we get into the early afternoon we will burn off the clouds. that s the view from above the tri-valy. the temperatures are a little better this morning because of this. we have got lot of mid-40s on the map. concord is 45. san jose is 45. the numbers will feel warm. oakland is 49 and livermore at 38 and santa rosa at 37. we will feel chilly and there s fog in the north bay. we will spotlight santa rosa, petaluma, napa all of the areas here in the doper gray, there is patchy fog up there. and it s going to get windy later tonight. two items to discuss before i hand you back over to emily. a wind advisory that goes into effect bay area wide. it starts tonight at 11:00 and goes until 11:00 tomorrow morning. we could see gusts at 45 miles per hour and in the mont mountains a red flag w
minutes ago. news reporter matt boone is outside the mall with more on how all of this up folded. matt, not a lot of details provided by police. reporter: deon, a lot of confusion, especially earlier in the mall. it s a large mall and as people started rushing out, others followed. police arrived on scene. they said they were here to investigate a shooting but still very little detail on victims or a suspect. everybody s just running. it was a panic. shoppers rurkd to the exits. some stemtfully dashing into stores. everybody started running. brendan was on a break near an emergency exit. all of a sudden people were running out the exit. he dent hear any begun shots but word traveled fast. i heard there was an active shooter. reporter: nick said he saw them. they have a gun. boom-boom. reporter: mean time many shoppers ended up stuck inside. lock yourself in. police instructed the stores to shelter in place as they searched the property. told them
shut down. now at 11 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look at san francisco where in just 24 hours, the city will shut down for weeks. good evening. san francisco county joined santa clara, and contra costa counties, as the first to shut down followed by alameda on monday and marin on tuesday. it comes as california sees more than 25,000 new cases reported today, pushing the states total to more than 1.3 million. nearly 10,000 patients are being treated and hospitals right now. almost a quarter of those are in intensive care. that he was in san francisco where businesses are bracing for the next round of shutdowns and restrictions hitting in less than 24 hours. reporter: restaurants, for example, have to shut down outdoor dining and they can only rely on takeout and delivery services. many businesses say that they were just getting by so this next shutdown will be especially tough for them. it was a full house at in the financial district on its last night of dinner
i m dion lim. a huge swell of covid-19 cases has prompted several counties to implement a new stay-at-home order. it goes into effect at 10:00 tomorrow night for san francisco, santa clara, and contra costa county. monday at midnight in alameda county, and noon on tuesday in marin. the new rules will stay in effect until at least january 4th. we turn to abc7 news reporter luz pena now who spoke to people who are out for what may their very last meal out until next year. luz, as we can imagine, some businesses really concerned here. dion, i spoke to several business owners who tell me these are going to be very challenging weeks. they re planning to lay off some of their staff after tomorrow night as they gear up to survive the stay-at-home order. unless something changes, this is what the last saturday of outdoor dining of 2020 looked like in san francisco. packed. yeah, the last hurrah. reporter: this family heard the news and are going on a food tour. we started at
shutdown again. it s the final weekend before five counties enact a new stay-at-home order. good evening and thank you store joining us. i m dion lim. they say there is no time to wait, local icus are filling up fast. the order goes into effect at 10:00 tomorrow night for san francisco and contra conat thtra county. the order mimics a state order that would have gone into effect when the icu capacity dropped below 15%. but officials didn t want to risk waiting. restaurants can now only do takeout. outdo outdoor playgrounds and salons must shut down. one salon has been packed all day trying to fit in last-minute customers. i can understand, matt. reporter: super busy out here. it looks like there may be one customer finishing up at this late hour despite that 10:00 p.m. curfew. while i spoke to people inside, they understand the need for drastic measures, but one stylist says this team arouime t feels unfair for her business heading into the holidays. it s been all hands on