in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> so hard to explain and understand. of all just silly comments to make, but beyond that, he's about to take off with passengers. he shouldn't be distracted or distracting other professionals. just not a good thing to do. >> absolutely. and when you're in that position of leadership, you should be setting an example 24/7. too bad. >>> speaki sfo. they announced today they're receiving nearly $200 million in federal relief, including nearly $24 million for airport concession rent relief. the pandemic is expected to cost u.s. airports more than $40 billion by march 2022. >>> deadly tornadoes have slammed the southeast part of the united states, injuring multiple people and leaving at least five dead. at least a half dozen tornadoes, most of them touching down in alabama and georgia. one might have been on the ground for 100 miles if you can imagine. the violent winds caused some homes to collapse on their foundations. the people in this house were trapped until their neighbors came to help out. this woman survived in her b

in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> so hard to explain and understand.f all just silly comments to make, but beyond that, he's about to take off with passengers. he shouldn't be distracted or distracting other professionals. just not a good thing to do. >> absolutely. and when you're in that position of leadership, you should be setting an example 24/7. too bad. >>> speaking of flying. here's a sfo. they announced today they're receiving nearly $200 million in federal relief, including nearly $24 million for airport concession rent relief. the pandemic is expected to cost u.s. airports more than $40 billion by march 2022. >>> deadly tornadoes have slammed the southeast part of the united states, injuring multiple people and leaving at least five dead. at least a half dozen tornadoes, most of them touching down in alabama and georgia. one might have been on the ground for 100 miles if you can imagine. the violent winds caused some homes to collapse on their foundations. the people in this house were trapped until their neighbors came to help out. this wom

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo learns how the county is preparing and how officials there are pivoting. >> it was a harsh winter and now we're kind of moving out of that phase. >> reporter: with the anticipated move out of the orange tier comes more capacity. restaurant, theaters museums and other destinations can expect increased occupancy to 50%. another major change impacts bars without normal food service. >> a path forward for them to reopen safely will be tremendously important. >> reporter: for bar owners this means finally being able to take on outdoor only service. temple lounge and bar says he's had to partner with the bobba business to keep afloat. this moving is giving him hope. >> people are optimistic this will probably be the last shut down hopefully that we'll have to endure this year. >> reporter: but downtown san jose is nowhere close to what was once considered normal. 80 canceled conventions and hundreds of canceled events has kept tourists away. the lack of state guidance is proving to be bad for business so they've joined more than 130 others writing the

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo learns how the county is preparing and how officials there are pivoting. >> it was a harsh winter and now we're kind of moving out of that phase. >> reporter: with the anticipated move out of the orange tier comes more capacity. restaurant, theaters museums and other destinations can expect increased occupancy to 50%. another major change impacts bars without normal food service. >> a path forward for them to reopen safely will be tremendously important. >> reporter: for bar owners this means finally being able to take on outdoor only service. temple lounge and bar says he's had to partner with the bobba business to keep afloat. this moving is giving him hope. >> people are optimistic this will probably be the last shut down hopefully that we'll have to endure this year. >> reporter: but downtown san jose is nowhere close to what was once considered normal. 80 canceled conventions and hundreds of canceled events has kept tourists away. the lack of state guidance is proving to be bad for business so they've joined more than 130 others writing the

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