first county in the bay area to reopen for dine in restaurants and more. >> when you get a covid-19 test before going to the dentist? might have to. >> when the summer sizzle arrives. >> our restaurant owners are excited. they can reopen. they also know that they need to have all the protocol in place to do so. as safely as possible. >> tonight napa county the first in the bay area to get the okay from the state to move further into phase 2. that means dine in restaurants. shopping malls and other businesses can reopen. keep in mind that doesn't mean the doors will be thrown wide

open. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> because of the pandemic our efforts to build a better bay area are focussed on four key areas. the reopening of the county is a key part of the recovery. napa says it's ready to move forward sfwl the table is set. workers are gearing up to open. today napa became the first county to reopen for dine in service and more. previously where the ones that you could do curb side. now you can go into the store. >> after two months, california has approved the county to enter phase 2. businesses need to implement safety guidelines including face coverings and social distancing. napa among the counties with the lowest counties of covid-19. with 92 confirmed cases and three deaths. is napa ready for a potential

influx of cases with the reopening? >> yes. that was a requirement of the variance. that you have to demonstrate that you are prepared if there is a surge. and we exceeded all the basic requirements. >> not everything will reopen. what they are known for the wine tasting and vine yards are not allowed. one of the wine makers says they're eager to enter phase 3. >> it hasn't been easy. it's like everyone, we're kind of all in this together. >> for schools the office of education says they're not ready to open by june 1. right behind napa county is sonoma. they got the preliminary green light. but had to amend the local order. they believe they will be the second to open this week.

>> there were a couple things in dispute. like tasting rooms. they can open but only under the restaurant guidance. >> the napa town and country fair will no go on as planned in august. directors voted to cancel the long running event to avoid mass gatherings during the pandemic. this map shows where each county stands in phase 2. seven counties are green. meaning they started phase 2. contra costa in gold moved into phase 2. santa clara will transition on friday. >> the u.s. justice department is warning governor newsom california restrictions may violate religious freedom. in a letter to the governor the doj says the state current reopening plan is discriminatory because it allows some businesses to reopen but not places of worship.

in person services are prohibited. they are allowed in phase 3. >> in the south bay, a glimpse into the future of restaurants and retail in san jose. live from san jose with what residents can soon expect. >> after more than nine hours the city counsel meeting is still continuing at this hour. major lifestyle issues being addressed tonight include out door dining and whether face coverings should be required across the city. >> as santa clara county begins to ease orders, the city voted tuesday to revisit whether it would enforce face coverings at the june 2 meeting. >> this is a modest step to

assuring hopefully we can get more people back to work. that is my most important priority. safely getting people to work to earn a paycheck. we have thousands struggling on the edge. >> similar mandates have been m implemented in five counties. the action has been issued as a glins. strongly encouraging people to wear face coverings in public and interacting with ores. coverings are required inside all businesses. reactions are mixed. >> whatever we can do to prevent the spread of covid-19. i think face masks is a great idea. they are required inside. why not outside. >> i don't think these masks have really any prebs qualities to them. protection qualities. >> one many are in agreement is out door dining. tuesday counsel voted unanimously in support of the ordnance. this means once ordered are

lifted and with the approval, restaurants and retarls could sell ut additional seating and services in private parking lots. plaza and streets. and out door areas. >> it's like paris. and italy. when i visited there. it's what they do in europe. that was 40 yeefrs ago. >> the city discussed how it would get funds and digital access to students in need. and how landlords should handle future rent hikes. all decisions influenced by the current pandemic. >> a rather colorful rally tonight in the south bay. raging grannies took to the streets to encourage people to stay hole during the memorial day weekend skpo if you do need

to get out, wear a face covering. cal train will hand out face coverings tomorrow morning at san francisco and san jose stations. the masks are prepackaged and it will be following social distancing guidelines. when it distributes them. they are reusable and can be washed. >> dentist offices are starting to reopen. two major issues. covid-19 tests and protective gear. live in the news room. >> so much protective gear is now going to be used here. certainly good. but getting that gear is tough and expensive. some of the restrictions here could have a major impact on local dentists. >> dentists office across the state and here in the bay area are gearing up and preparing for patients. you can see all the protective gear in boxes. ready to be unpacked.

>> i have every facial -- >> she says the biggest challenge for her office is keeping the current two week recommendation of protective gear in stock. >> the masks are a big challenge to try to get a lot of them. they are coming out to be fake. >> san francisco dentists dealing with an even larger issue with a strict city policy. >> if you're coming in for a routine procedure you need to be tested for covid-19. at least three to four days in advance. we need to know you are negative before entering the office. >> the safety measure excludes emergency procedures. it requires a covid-19 test for anything involving aerosol. which is nearly everything including cleanings. >> i'm hopeful they will ease the restriction on the testing. >> a dentist in san francisco union square. she's concerned some could opt to go to other offices and cities without the covid-19

testing policy. she is optimistic that her patients will stay. >> i love my patients and i'm hopeful they love me in return. and happy to be back and returning into our office. >> the dental office maybe safer than going to the grocery store. because of all the protocol we have in place. >> a lot of us hope so. all the extra protective gear could impact you on the price. a possible covid-19 charge similar to what many of us could see at restaurants as well. all the rules are changing by the day. stay tuned. >> okay. thanks. santa clara university plans to reopen this fall with as many in person classes as possible. the school is considering hybrid classes meaning a course may have in person and online instruction. classrooms will be modified so proper social distancing measures can be followed. class scheduled will be staggered and include evening

and weekend options. san francisco giants say dhooim all 350 full-time employees as the team waits to see if the baseball season will resume. those who make over $75,000 a year will take a pay cut. 60 part-time workers will be furloughed. full-time will be paid through the end of the season. which is september. >> on the peninsula the board of supervisors has approved a plan to help residents evacuate during a disaster. the plan includes guidelines in case of fire, tsunami or other disasters. when to evacuate and all while being able to monitor traffic in realtime. first responders and the public will get immediate evacuation information. >> our major goal is to cut down the amount of time it takes from the moment we call for

evacuation. to the moment people receive it. >> it's currently active. but not fully operational until agencies are fully trained. >> the number of homeless exploded during the pandemic. what is being done to help them and the residents who feel trapped in their o homes. >> it's been probably the toughest stretch that i have gone through. >> a candid confession. talking about mental health during the pandemic. >> are you worried about catchi catching coronavirus in public restrooms? what to know before you go. >> tracking summer likt for the holiday weekend. i'll have the temperatures coming up. >> all that is ahead. what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

san francisco woman says she hasn't been out of her apartment for more than two months for fear of contracting the virus. why? the tents full of homeless that rest against her building and the potential threat they pose to her and her family. now she's turned to to the i team for help. >> block after block, tents with homeless are spreading across san francisco into surroundingnb officials counted 400 before the coronavirus pandemic. it's now past 1,100. putting pressure on those bho live in nearby apartments. >> is it a stretch to say you feel like a prisoner in your own home? >> absolutely. i feel 100% like a prisoner. >> she lives with her husband, son and father in this lower building that backs onto an

alley. one large tent within arms reach from their window. that vent leads right into their apartment. they are scared they can get sick. >> we fear we're going to get covid-19. by no fault of our own. >> she has severe asthma. and her father is high risk group. >> the virus is so close. it could be easily brought in. if you open the window you are having anybody who is that close inside your apartment. they are that close. >> they see drug use daily and witness fights. but the threat of fire keeps them up at night. >> twice in recent months tents caught fire sending smoke into the building. and just last night she smelled smoke. it was barbecue grill at the tent below her window. her 11 year-old son worries.

>> it was soraumatizing. he heard a fire alarm and it caused panic. because of the incident. >> the police haven't been much help. and she and her father called and e-mailed several public officials. from the mayor to the district attorney. the fire department and the supervisor. but never heard back. after i called, supervisor met r me at the site. >> my heart goes out to the unhoused and the housed. in terms of real solutions, let's be real. our options are not great. >> at the very least. they would like the tent under their window to move across the street to a commercial building. but cdc guidance issued may 10 against moving homeless encampments. that increases potential spread. he counted off the distance. it's too large to fit on the

other smaller sidewalk. another option. the city has arranged 3,000 hotel rooms for the homeless. >> you would take a hotel room? if it was offered. >> we want to offer all of these folks housing to get them off the street. to keep them safe from covid-19. to reduce the impacts on local neighbors and neighborhoods. >> one woman staying in the tent tells me she's frustrated after repeatedly trying to get housing from the city. >> i have inquired about it. i have called 311. i have looked it up online. and they keep saying that it's supposed to start. it hasn't started. >> another public official district attorney declined an interview. but e-mailed lisa. telling her to call the police if a crime is committed kp added the city has invested in housing. we did see workers clean streets in the area.

and the city is setting up encampment squares to they can pitch tents at a safe distance. that's not enough. >> after 15 years of living in san francisco. it's where my heart is. i love this place. and it kills me inside to see what is happening. because we do not have city officials stepping up and doing their job. >> people living in the tent say they would move if someone asked. she tells me with all she's seen and heard she's not been out of her apartment in two months. >> the pandemic has put a strain on mental health. the swimmer has become an advocate after his own battles with depression and anxiety. he said being in isolation has made it rough. he leaned on his wife to get him through it. >> for the people struggling, make sure you are opening up and talking about it.

i think there's for a few weeks or i just tried to fight it myself. and it got me to a pretty scary situation. >> he spent 45 days in rehab after contemplating suicide after the 2012 olympics. we'll host a town hall on mental health and coronavirus. watch it this thursday at 4:00 p.m. >> centers for disease control has issued some guidelines for anyone thinking of going to the pool. people should wear face coverings when possible. it's not recommended that you wear them in the water. it can make it difficult to breathe. limit people in common areas to maintain distance. the cdc says life guard should only be focussed on the pool not whether people are wearing masks. >> as more places begin it reopen whether to use a public restroom is something you might not have thought about much.

maybe you should. there could be an obstacle. health experts say they can a pea tree dish for diseases like coronavirus. features we thought were sanitary are now potential transmitters of coronavirus. >> the hand on drying blower is a wonderful machine to spread germs and aerosol and droplets throughout the room. >> that's something to think about. experts say possible solutions include making bathrooms touchless. marking off sinks and toilets and removing doors from bathroom entrances and adding covers to toilets. something new to think about. we face the new reality. >> all right. let's turn our attention to pleasant thicks. the weather looks nice. >> warming up. >> it is going to be warming up. let's turn our attention to

something different. let me show you a gorgeous view of the sunset. seeing a switch in the pattern. you can see how beautiful it was. there were a few cloud at the time of the sun was setting. over all the pattern was stabilizing after a few showers earlier today. there's still showers going in the mountains. snow showers about one to eight inches in the mountains. thunderstorms north. it has been active as the area of low pressure moves into nevada. those numbers have the 40s to the 50s. at this hour. beautiful view from the camera. looking across the bay towards san francisco. just a sign of what's to come. breezy over night. foggy in the morning. warmer the next few days. summer like heat from memorial day week. look at the weekend friday it will be nice and mild. low 60s to 80s.

warming up saturday, sunday, monday. a hint of summer. memorial day mid-90s inland. a beauty of living here is we have so many choices. micro climate. it's not hot everywhere. 40s 50s outd the door. high cholouds and fog. 73 san jose. 70 oakland. 66 san francisco. breezy along the coastline. as you check out the 7-day forecast, warming the next couple days. it's a minor warm up. still in the comfort range. friday close it average. we go back to the warming trend over the weekend. with that summer like heat coming your way. monday and tuesday. mid-90s inland. 60s along the coast. gt out for fresh air and just enjoy the sunshine you'll have plenty of opportunity to do it. over the next seven days. >> all right. thank you so much. >> tomorrow on good morning

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the at the same time they're with holding their rent payment at the coliseum. does that make sense? one official says the a's told them because baseball is shut down they don't have the revenue to pay the 1.2 million they owe. a's claim because it was identified as a possible site for a surge of covid-19 cases that didn't come. they don't have to pay. they can defer the rent. he is worth over $2 billion the owner. one think he could and should pay the rent. nfl hoping to pay games this fall. 49ers working out eecng th wilbe a season. juice spoke to the media today. he is assuming that football will be played. >> i think as football players as athletes you are always you have been trained your whole life not to look too far down the line. speaking for myself, i haven't thought too much about the possibility of not playing

football this season. because it is so far down the line. i just haven't given myself that kind of time to think about what would happen if that were the case. >> forgotten man in the back field. jet. starting to look like his former self-. 49ers signed him in 2018. he hasn't played a single down in a real game because of acl surgery and last training camp his knee acted up. he was shut down for the season. this video is promising. he can fly when healthy. >> time for call my play. you know the drill. send the video and i call your action. this girl from walnut creek. >> a triple threat. the family courtyard is turned into the wide world of sports. regulation size tennis court. solid strokes forehand and back hand.

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