thank you. >> president bernal: and dr. colfax, i believe that i speak on behalf of the entire commission in expressing our gratitude and support to all of the d.p.h. staff who have not only taken on dual roles during the pandemic, but keeping the department going in the midst of the pandemic. we'd like to make this an ongoing discussion, so please be sure to bring to us anything that we might need to know in how they might be supported in ways they can ensure that they know how grateful we are to them and how much we're cheering for them. and thank you, and thank you to everyone at d.p.h. dr. colfax, one more question, and you mentioned during your report the disparities that the latino communities are experiencing in the pandemic, certainly, in terms of our transmission in the community. we know that there are a lot of different factors that lead into it, whether it's being an essential worker, someone who cannot work at home, people living in congregate settings, can you tell us about the engagement that's been happening

thank you. >> president bernal: and dr. colfax, i believe that i speak on behalf of the entire commission in expressing our gratitude and support to all of the d.p.h. staff who have not only taken on dual roles during the pandemic, but keeping the department going in the midst of the pandemic. we'd like to make this an ongoing discussion, so please be sure to bring to us anything that we might need to know in how they might be supported in ways they can ensure that they know how grateful we are to them and how much we're cheering for them. and thank you, and thank you to everyone at d.p.h. dr. colfax, one more question, and you mentioned during your report the disparities that the latino communities are experiencing in the pandemic, certainly, in terms of our transmission in the community. we know that there are a lot of different factors that lead into it, whether it's being an essential worker, someone who cannot work at home, people living in congregate settings, can you tell us about the engagement that's been happening

thank you. >> president bernal: and dr.ve that i speak on behalf of the entire commission in expressing our gratitude and support to all of the d.p.h. staff who have not only taken on dual roles during the pandemic, but keeping the department going in the midst of the pandemic. we'd like to make this an ongoing discussion, so please be sure to bring to us anything that we might need to know in how they might be supported in ways they can ensure that they know how grateful we are to them and how much we're cheering for them. and thank you, and thank you to everyone at d.p.h. dr. colfax, one more question, and you mentioned during your report the disparities that the latino communities are experiencing in the pandemic, certainly, in terms of our transmission in the community. we know that there are a lot of different factors that lead into it, whether it's being an essential worker, someone who cannot work at home, people living in congregate settings, can you tell us about the engagement that's been happening with the commun

thank you. >> president bernal: and dr.olfax, i believe that i speak on behalf of the entire commission in expressing our gratitude and support to all of the d.p.h. staff who have not only taken on dual roles during the pandemic, but keeping the department going in the midst of the pandemic. we'd like to make this an ongoing discussion, so please be sure to bring to us anything that we might need to know in how they might be supported in ways they can ensure that they know how grateful we are to them and how much we're cheering for them. and thank you, and thank you to everyone at d.p.h. dr. colfax, one more question, and you mentioned during your report the disparities that the latino communities are experiencing in the pandemic, certainly, in terms of our transmission in the community. we know that there are a lot of different factors that lead into it, whether it's being an essential worker, someone who cannot work at home, people living in congregate settings, can you tell us about the engagement that's been happening w

'sat about egan bernal departure? does this come as a surprise? not really as a surprise.e saw egan bernal had been struggling from the start of this 107th edition of the tour de france. he lost a further 11 minutes primoz roglic.st egan bernal carried an injury into the tour de france, which a back injury. then a leg injury. he's only 23 years old. manager basically said it w was too much of a a risk tt hihim to conontinue the stage. that het even sure would've finished within the required time limit. that would've been worse than him bowing out of the race as they eventually decided to do. olivia: thank you very much, simon harding reporting for us. it is now time for some business news. stephen carroll joins me on stage. you are starting w with a new snapshot of the global economy. perhaps some good wsws? stephen: perhaps. says the global economy will shrink by 4.5% this year. that is the worst slump in decades. slightly less of a contraction then the organization predicted back in june. the united states,s, eurozone, d france have improved.. you could see from the stic

team ineos grenadiers have dominated since 2012, but their leader bernal was left behind.ng at the front of the race to climb the mountains. they set a punishing pace. they pipped bernal to win the eighth tour de france in nine years, but the winner was losing second and minutes. yates stayed with the group to move up yates stayed with the group to move up to face, but two slovenians showed their strength at the front. his possibly the only rider who can knock primoz roglic off his perch. meanwhile britain's simon yates holds the leader's blue jersey with one stage to go at the tirreno—adriatico in italy. yates finished safely in the main group to lead poland's rafael majka by 16 seconds, with 2018 tour de france winner geraint thomas 23 seconds further back. the final stage is a 10 kilometre time trial. italy's franco morbidelli won the san marino grand prix to claim the first moto gp win of his career. his yamaha team mate fabio quartararo lost his championship lead after crashing twice forced him to retire from the race at misano. morbidelli got a brilliant start from s

. >> yes, commissioner bernal. [roll call] commissioner chow is supposed to be here. i thought he was on but he is not. mikaela, can you share that slide right now? i'm going to pop up the public comments slide so that everyone on can see how to make public comment. there's a few people on and i want to make sure everyone knows. give me one second and i'll pass you to ball. so, the phone number for public comment is (415)655-0003. the access code is (133)190-2636 and press pound twice to get on the line. when you are on, if you would like to raise your hand for a specific item, please press star 3. when you get on the line, you press pound twice and then star 3 if you would like to raise your hand for an item and we'll talk about the comments for each item. commissioner bernal, would you like to move forward with the approval of the minutes or wait for commissioner chow? >> commissioner ball: do we have a quorum? >> we do. is he dialing in now? >> i will call. and i apologize. >> no problem. >> we'll give him 30 more seconds. thank you to dph staff and everyone making

the british team have struggled and leader egan bernal pulled out this morning.arapaz was only caught in the closing stages. adam yates, still hunting for a stage win, was up there but couldn't quite match the leaders. he's still fifth overall. everyone expected pogacar to fight it out with roglic for the yellowjersey on the steepest climb of the whole race, but there was an unexpected extra dimension. the colombian, miguel angel lopez, fourth this morning, got away from them. a brilliant stage win to move up to third place. but he ran out of road to catch them in the overall standings. roglic in yellow, disappearing out of pogacar‘s sight as he rode to the line. that may be as close as anyone gets. and the giro vosa came down to the final seconds. marianne voss took her 18th stage win at this race and her 18th stage win at this race and her third this year. she leads by nearly two minutes with three stages to go. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. take care, see you soon. the home secretary, priti patel, has insisted the police ar

slovenia's roglic got away from his rivals, including defending champion egan bernal, to extend his leadain's adam yates lost a0 seconds, but has moved up to seventh overall. and britain's lizzie deignan‘s trek—segafredo team won the opening team time trial of the giro rosa as elisa longo borghini took the leader's jersey on the first stage. the 10—stage giro rosa in italy is the only women's grand tour. adam yates‘ twin brother simon has moved into the lead of the tirreno—adriatico race in italy. it's seen as an important warm up for the giro d'italia, which gets under way next month. yates won the toughest stage of the race to move into a 16—second lead. fellow briton geraint thomas finshed second to move up to third overall with three stages to go. now, just a week after breaking the one—hour world record on his return to the track at the diamond league meeting in brussels, mo farah is competing in the antrim coast half marathon tomorrow. and the four—time olympic champion is on the hunt for more records — he's looking to lower his own british record at the event. he's been speaking t

at the back, another side of cycling for last year's winner, egan bernal.er cracking on stage 15 but he seemed to enjoy carrying the supplies for his ineos team mates — one of whom, richard carapaz, was in the breakaway and in contention for stage victory until the young german rider, lennard kemna, made his move on the penultimate climb and raced away. with the main group miles behind, kemna, no threat to the overall leaders, held his advantage. and had time to savour his first win at the tour. fresh talent has come through and tadej pogacar, in the white jersey of the best young rider, did his best to chip away at roglic‘s 40—second lead. but couldn't get away from the man in yellow. but he'll keep trying. drew savage, bbc news. in italy, dutch rider annamiek van vleuten still leads womens' road cycling's biggest race, the giro rosa, by nearly two minutes. stage five ended with the first bunch sprint of the race... and marianna vos, also of the netherlands, outpaced the field, to win her second stage this year. van vleuten finished safely in the bunch to

he's still 21 seconds ahead of reigning champion egan bernal, with ten stages left.h of this year's race at the end of today's stage. caleb ewan of australia won it, ireland's sam bennett was second to keep the sprinters' greenjersey. and geraint thomas is progressing well at the tirreno—adriatico race, as he prepares for the giro d'italia. today's stage three out of 8, was won by canada's michael woods who's taken the overall lead as a result. thomas finished in the group behind, to move up to fifth overall leaving him thirty seconds off the lead. to rugby union where 19—year—old alfie bar—berry was the star of the show as wasps impoved their play—off chances with a 54—7 thumping of leicester. this was bar—berry‘s first start in the premiership and he announced his arrival with a hat—trick of tries. wasps are fourth in the table. for all the results visit the bbc sport website. the final 2020 super league table will be decided by win percentage following a number of matches being postponed due to positive coronavirus tests. the switch, which has been applied immedia

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in allancisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these short

at the back, another side of cycling for last year's winner egan bernal.n stage 15, but he seemed to enjoy carrying the supplies for his ineos team mates. one of whom, richard carapaz, was in the breakaway and in contention for stage victory until the young german rider, lennard kemna, made his move on the penultimate climb and raced away. with the main group miles behind, kemna, no threat to the overall leaders, held his advantage, and had time to savour his first win at the tour. fresh talent has come through in this year's race, and tadej pogacar, in the white jersey of the best young rider, did his best to chip away at roglic‘s 40—second lead. he couldn't get away from the man in yellow, but he'll keep trying. in italy, dutch rider annamiek van vleuten still leads womens‘ road cycling's biggest race, the giro rosa, by nearly two minutes. stage five ended with the first bunch sprint of the race and marianna vos, also of the netherlands, outpaced the field, to win her second stage this year. van vleuten finished safely in the bunch to keep the pink jerse

with ten stages left, he's still 21 seconds ahead of egan bernal after finishing in the main bunch.the closest sprint finish of this year's race. caleb ewan of australia only just won it on the line. ireland's sam bennett keeps the sprinters' greenjersey, he was moved up to second place to after the judges relegated peter sagan for pushing. well, the 2018 champion geraint thomas isn't competing in this year's race — focusing instead on the giro d'italia, which he describes as "unfinished business" after crashing out in 2017. he's been speaking about the decision to skip the tour, and living up to expectation. not being selected, i would not put it in the sort of words really because i could go there and do a job. but at the same time, i am at the stage in my career now where i wa nt to the stage in my career now where i want to go to races and outperform myself. i don't want to go without sounding bad to go and just right for the team. i want to be fighting for the team. i want to be fighting for the team. i want to be fighting for the win myself. there are a few other guys who coul

nelly bernal dice; pozole, tamales, infinidades de deliciosas comidas., querida carito. te puedo hacer una tortilla de patatas. vamos a cambiar totalmente de informaciÓn. imagÍnese descubrir que toda tu vida fue una mentira. pues bien, esa es la historia de una madre hispana de california quien hace poco hablÓ con nuestra colega de aquÍ y ahora y le contÓ el secreto de familia. angie, bienvenida de nuevo. cuÉntame cÓmo llegó ella a descubrir la verdad de su pasado. angie: buenos dÍas, borja y carolina. un gusto estar con ustedes. bÁsicamente esta seÑora, cuando era adolescente, vivÍa con sus abuelos y su tÍa y de repente limpiando su casa encuentra una cinta de vÍdeo que esconderÍa el secreto de familia. esconderÍa la razÓn por quÉ y cÓmo habÍa fallecido su mamÁ. borja: ¿y ella confrontÓ a sus familiares con la verdad? angie: asÍ es. ella muy calmadamente, luego que mirÓ la cinta y descubrió cÓmo su madre habÍa fallecido, confrontÓ a su familia y les dijo la verdad. y su familia nos contÓ... borja: nos estamos quedando sin tiempo pero si te parece voy a

thank you. >> i'm sorry you are muted. >> commissioner bernal: sorry about that.efore we hear from commissioners, mark, do we have any public comment. >> anyone would like to make public comment press star 3 and i'm not seeing hands right now. let's check. star 3. looks like we can move forward. >> commissioner grown. >> commissioner green. >> unmute yourself. >> sorry, i didn't have the question. i'm sorry. if i raised my hand it was in error. >> you are just waving at me. >> we don't see questions from commissioners. if we don't have any questions or comments, from commissioners or someone is having difficulty raising their hands in the system if you would like to just speak up. commissioner giraudo. >> my question is when do you think the state crisis team, which is wonderful, will be able to launch? >> some time in the fall and i'm happy to provide updates as we get a sense of the capacity to resource the project and also to hire people. >> this is claire. i just wanted to say that we were working pulling together and a team to just really delve down as the ne

race for the last decade, but struggled this year, losing their leader and defending champion egan bernal—mate richard carapaz to claim his first stage victory at a grand tour. primoz roglic retained the leader's yellow jersey. britain's adam yates slipped back to seventh overall. so, a stage win at long last for team ineos,

dominated for the last decade, but struggled this year, losing their leader and defending champion egan bernalm—mate richard carapaz to claim his first stage victory at a grand tour. primoz roglic retained the leader's yellow jersey. britain's adam yates slipped back to seventh overall. race leader annemiek van vleuten has been ruled out of the rest of the giro rosa after crashing towards the end of today's seventh stage. the dutch rider broke her wrist and will also miss defending her world title next weekend. belgium's lotte kopecky beat britain's lizzie deignan to win the stage. lizzy banks is the highest placed briton in tenth overall. tennis's fed cup is to be re—named the billie—jean king cup after the tennis great and founder of the wta. the 76—year—old is one of the greatest players of all time and won 39 grand slam titles in singles and doubles competitions. it is the first time a major global team competition has been named after a woman. i don't know what it feels like. i have such different emotions all day and just coming have such different emotions all day andjust coming up have

race for the last decade, but struggled this year, losing their leader and defending champion egan bernalterday. today, they bounced back with michal kwiatkowski crossing the line with team—mate richard carapaz to claim his first stage victory at a grand tour. primoz roglic retained the leader's yellow jersey. britain's adam yates slipped back to seventh overall. so, a stage win at long last for team ineos, but it's been a struggle for them during lockdown. we can talk now to cycling journalist michael hutchinson. ifi if i can find him somewhere. there he is. thank you so much forjoining me this evening. finally a tour win bya me this evening. finally a tour win by a team has won seven out of eight so by a team has won seven out of eight so what has gone wrong for them. they have dominated this to work for the last two years and this year it is all gone wrong. essentially it has such a odd year for all sports including cycling, being up in the airfor most of including cycling, being up in the air for most of the year and the tea m air for most of the year and the team has dealt with that

camilla bernal has our report. >> reporter: the flames here are still out of contro. and at the moment, we're at 0% containment the on top of that, you add the smoke, the very thick, heavy smoke that makes it hard to breathe and hard to see but makes it hard for the firefighters as well. in some instances, they're not able to see the fire line. they're also not able to fight the fires in the air because of the conditions right now. governor brown telling us that this is really the worst air quality in the world. and she does say that there is still a number of people who are reported to be missing. so that is the big concern at the moment. for the people who live in this area, they're of course so worried about their homes. we spoke to one woman who lives up the road, mrs. brown, and she says she has a camera up in her home, and she's been looking at her came ra day and night. she says she can't sleep. she's thankful because she's one of the only ones who knows her house is okay. but her friends and neighbors already know that when they come back, there will be nothin

slovenia's roglic got away from his rivals including defending champion egan bernal to extend his leadp to seventh overall. meanwhile yates' twin brother simon now leads the tirreno—adriatico in italy after winning the toughest stage of the race. fellow briton geraint thomas finished second to move up to third overall with three stages to go. and britain's lizzie deignan's trek—segafredo team won the opening team time trial of the giro rosa, as elisa longo borghini took the leader's jersey on the first stage. the io—stage giro rosa in italy is the only women's grand tour. and that's all the sport for now. hello again. we've got some warm sunshine on the way for this weekend. today we've had a band of cloud and rain heading its way southwards. that rain continuing southwards overnight becoming lighter and more patchy. further north, we'll have some clearer skies but quite a rash of showers blown into scotland and northern ireland. for the northern half of the country, may well be a little bit chillier than it was last night. further south, those temperatures remain in double figures and

our camilla bernal is following developments in oregon.e begin now with paul vercammen near los angeles. . >> reporter: with this bobcat fire, so many of the fires out west, just not too far from suburban neighborhood, fire will be burning in the canyons. and this is a threat. listen to this crackling. [ crackling ] >> so if firefighters are keeping their eyes on is whether or not these flames start to send up sparks and embers that could be landing on these neighborhoods, or if the wind shifts and it pushes the fires back on to the neighborhoods. in los angeles county alone along a huge swath of the foothills, you have evacuation warnings for the residents just because of this fire, because it's so absolutely stubborn and difficult for them to get out. in fact, the chief of the forest service here telling me that usually on a fire like this, he would have up to 1500 firefighters battling the fire, which has burned around 30,000 acres. but he just doesn't have the personnel. so they only have 500 people fighting this fire right now. report

roglic is still the man to beat, as the race enters its final week, after defending champion, egan bernal thejura mountains yesterday. adam yates is up to fifth overall, the british rider is just over two minutes behind roglic. but yates has told sportsday that his main aim hasn't changed from what it was when the race first began. i still want to try and win a stage. it wasn't to be, but there are plenty of stages coming up, and there's going to be a stage when it goes ballistic and hopefully we can be in goes ballistic and hopefully we can beina goes ballistic and hopefully we can be in a position to take advantage of that. but you are still —— you've still got to have the legs. we will see, i guess. we've got a couple tricky stages, especially the mobile stages are tricky stages, especially the mobile stages a re really tricky stages, especially the mobile stages are really hard to climb, especially the final 6—7 ks, whatever it is. even after that, they've got over 4000 metres climbing, stage 18, even more. you have to back—up your performances and, again, like i keep saying to my son

cnn's camila bernal is joining us from marion county in oregon. are the people seeing the changes in weather that they need to try to get some containment? >> reporter: victor, good morning. absolutely. it is a lot colder today than what we were experiencing just in the last couple of days. but that doesn't mean that the flames are out. we're still at zero percent containment. the smoke is still unbelievable. we're at one of the command centers at the moment. this is where the firefighters are behind all of these trucks. there are many of them sleeping in tents. they're still working around the clock. they have other crews that are out right now risking their lives, doing anything they can to save people and save as many homes as possible. meanwhile, there are thousands who are still under evacuation orders who have moved to either a shelter or a relative's home. many are anxious. they want to go back to their homes and make sure their homes are okay. we spoke to one man in particular who told us that he had very little time to evacuate and he sai

>>> muy bien, lo vieron aquÍ, tenemos a jorge bernal. >>> ¿quÉ tal?.estÁ con nosotros jorge bernal en este 28 de septiembre nos encanta que vengas. >>> gracias, contento de estar acÁ, veo caras preocupadas seÑores regresÉ a un nuevo dÍa estuve antes de de la pandemia y mira aquÍ estoy con ustedes. >>> significa que la pandemia terminÓ. >>> no. >>> pero hoy estamos de manteles largos, no solamente estÁ jorge. >>> ah! ¿no?. >>> no. >>> hay otro invitado de lujo. >>> este invitado a mi amigo virtual lo conozco hace aÑos, nunca nos hemos visto en persona, vamos a tener el encuentro sin abrazo, con ustedes el gran ernesto la guardia. >>> epa. >>> hola. >>> ¿quÉ tal?. >>> ernesto, por fin nos vemos a distancia. >>> finalmente. >>> gracias por invitaciÓn. >>> feliz de estar aquÍ con el pÚblico maravilloso los he visto estos dasa me encanta el programa asÍ que feliz de estar con ustedes. >>> quÉ rico. >>> quÉ gusto, porque hemos trabajado en el pasado tenemos un ratito sin vernos, pero te ves mÁs joven que nunca. >>> muchas gracias. >>> (risas). >>> es un lujo

also have the pleasure of telling you i'm chairing the meeting today because it was commissioner bernal's -- his 50th birthday, and i can't imagine why anyone would want to take their 50th birthday off. however, he's decided to do so, and so i'm sure you'll join me in wishing him the very best for his birthday. so i guess the next agenda item is the minutes. >> yes. thank you, commissioner. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of august 18, 2020, and i can check to see if anyone that's in public comment, please press star, three to raise your hands. >> i have a change to the minutes. the minutes show me as present, and i don't believe i was present at that meeting. >> thank you. commissioner, and i apologize for that mistake. that was me. and there was actually somebody with their hand raised, so i'm going to -- let me get my timer. caller, i'm going to unmute you, and you've got, then, two minutes. all right. caller, you've got two minutes on the clock. >> hi. i'm a little mixed up. is this the time for general comment? >> hi, dr. palmer. no, this is not. this is the general comment on

dean erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in san francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleanings and we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of work that we had scheduled an in 72 hours the city lifted covid-19 restrictions on thursday allowing indoor services like gyms hair and nail salons massage tattoo and piercing parlors and hotels to operate with limited capacity right now where we understand it's a 10% occupancy what we believed to be the fire code our star jim >>we're anticipating that to at the guidelines that that will have to follow for erickson's jim that's 10% of the maximum occupancy of 29 people well about only 3 people can be inside starting monday. it's a start it's been a long and it's been a challenging road. but we've been fortunate to make it this far and we hope that we have a game plan for indoor services as well as outdoor services. >>other activities like outdoor tour buses, drive-in movies, many golf batting cages and go carts are

right across the united states over racial inequality and police brutality protests which is why bernal's reports are still going on. stabled i stand back state was speaking from a hospital bed jacob blake described his constant agony 24 hours every 24 hours is pain is not. hers to breathe there's. a move from side to side her eat. blake was shot in the back by a can osha wisconsin policeman in august he's had numerous surgeries and is paralyzed the state's department of justice is investigating the shooting i just want to say my daughter yeah. i mean it's a lot more life to live. in rochester new york protesters clashed with heavily armed police. police used chemical irritants against protesters who had launched fireworks at the. some protestors formed a human chain and there were several arrests the demonstrators were demanding justice for daniel prude who died in march after police restrained him held him on the pavement and put a mash hood over his head prudes death was ruled a homicide. the new york attorney general announced she would empanel a grand jury as part of what she termed

also have the pleasure of telling you i'm chairing the meeting today because it was commissioner bernal's -- his 50th birthday, and i can't imagine why anyone would want to take their 50th birthday off. however, he's decided to do so, and so i'm sure you'll join me in wishing him the very best for his birthday. so i guess the next agenda item is the minutes. >> yes. thank you, commissioner. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of august 18, 2020, and i can check to see if anyone that's in public comment, please press star, three to raise your hands. >> i have a change to the minutes. the minutes show me as present, and i don't believe i was present at that meeting. >> thank you. commissioner, and i apologize for that mistake. that was me. and there was actually somebody with their hand raised, so i'm going to -- let me get my timer. caller, i'm going to unmute you, and you've got, then, two minutes. all right. caller, you've got two minutes on the clock. >> hi. i'm a little mixed up. is this the time for general comment? >> hi, dr. palmer. no, this is not. this is the general comment on

was selected because of her extraordinary work in creating a beautiful and vibrant street park in bernal. so congratulations, vickie. [applause] >> so we know that you were especially dedicated to the thompson gardens stairway project and helped their volunteers toward beautifying the area. so what drew you to this area and inspired you to make a drew? >> well, if i'm honest, i was disgusted by how the property had become. it was a stinky mess, full of trash and weeds. we had to walk-through it every day to get to the library, to get to the elementary school. so when we handed out fliers, these people came out, and we learned one really important lesson, i think, from this, which we'd love to share with the policy makers here tonight, which is there's this category in the city called unaccepted properties that are public leoned b ly owned but not maintained according to the city. i think neighborhoods might take a look at them and consider caring for these properties with the personnel and resources to do so. >> fantastic. congratulations. [applause] >> now, the youth neighborhood leader

dean erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in san francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleaning so we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of work that we had scheduled an in 72 hours the city lifted covid-19 restrictions on thursday allowing indoor services like gyms hair and nail salons massage tattoo and piercing parlors and hotels to operate with limited capacity right now where we understand it's a 10% occupancy what we believed to be the fire code our star jim >>we're anticipating that to at the guidelines that that will have to follow for erickson's jim that's 10% of the maximum occupancy of 29 people well about only 3 people can be inside starting monday. it's a start it's been a long and it's been a challenging road. but we've been fortunate to make it this far and we hope that we have a game plan for indoor services as well as outdoor services. >>other activities like outdoor tour buses, drive-in movies, many golf batting cages and go carts are al

bernal heights and starting to piece together a network. more importantly, we're also understanding that the interim materials we've put in place on the existing slow street network are very interim. we've been grateful to residents in several of our slow-street corridors who are working hard to keep our signs upright, to keep the sandbags filled with sand, to address the levels of vandalism we're seeing on our products out there. but in the meantime, we're working towards using slightly more permanent materials, specifically, epoxy posts. these will still be very temporary, but a little harder to move or damage. and, therefore, we hope more resilient. and hopefully reduce the amount of time we're spending keeping signs in place so we can, instead, expand the slow street network. we're also working on better signage to help slow streets residents recognize that you are welcome to drive on this block in order to get to a destination on the block or to get to a business on the block. some of the signage has been a little unclear we've heard.

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. >>> camilla bernal in oregon for us. let's go to our meteorologist now, tyler. tyler, air quality alerts. so many communities across the western u.s. are dealing with this terrible quality of air. any suggestion there's going to be improvement in conditions today? >> it doesn't look like there will be any improvement in the days to come, victor. we have nearly 100 wildfires across the west coast. with weather conditions not improving, that means that fire risk is still there. we have elevated to critical fire risk from nevada, california to washington. with 100 wildfires, you're going to get a lot of smoke and haze and that is leading to dense smoke advisories and also that terrible air quality, which is leading to air quality alerts across almost the entire state of washington and oregon and it definitely encompasses portions of california and nevada as well. we're also watching the tropics. because we have tropical storm sally just now pushing to the gulf of mexico. as of the 5:00 a.m. update, it's packing winds of 50 miles per hour. new orleans, you're now un

. >> cnn national correspondent camila bernal is in estacado, oregon, 45 minutes south of portland.ys the fires are the worst she's seen in three decades. i think folks are sadly used to hearing now superlatives here. we're hearing similar in california. tell us what you're seeing and the extent of this. >> yeah, jim, poppy, the governor kate brown saying, of course, that the hardest thing here is the loss of life and the loss of property because so many people are going back to these properties to just essentially find ashes is, and so it's difficult for her to handle because she has firefighters around the clock working in this area and all throughout the state and then it's difficult for people who have to evacuate. we just spoke to one woman who told me i have nowhere to go and on top of that have i have covid so she was trying to get out her animals and get out as many belongings as possible because the conditions are worsening. this morning we were driving around and you're seeing the flames, and at some point you have to essentially turn around because it's unsafe and because

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camilla bernal is on the ground. >> reporter: brianna, it is just heart breaking to see so many peopleg to leaves the homes and not knowing whether they come back to their homes or to essentially ashes. i want to show you right now the air quality. we have been driving up and down this road and it's really almost impossible to see five or ten feet in front of you getting deep into the smoke. the roads are closed and people are supposed to be out of this area but there are many who say they want to be on the lookout and really have an eye out for their homes because they do say that they want to protect their own homes and so it is a dangerous situation because authorities are saying that if you're supposed to be out of this area you really need to be but there are some people that we have seen that want to stay, want to protect their home. in total about a 10% of the population here in this state who are being told to evacuate their homes so just let that number sink in, about 500,000 people who have left the homes and don't know when they'll return. the governor was telling us about 9

dean erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in san francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleanings and we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of work that we had scheduled an in 72 hours the city lifted covid-19 restrictions on thursday allowing indoor services like gyms hair and nail salons massage tattoo and piercing parlors and hotels to operate with limited capacity right now where we understand it's a 10% occupancy what we believed to be the fire code our star jim >>we're anticipating that to at the guidelines that that will have to follow for erickson's jim that's 10% of the maximum occupancy of 29 people well about only 3 people can be inside starting monday. it's a start it's been a long and it's been a challenging road. but we've been fortunate to make it this far and we hope that we have a game plan for indoor services as well as outdoor services. >>other activities like outdoor tour buses. many golf ago cards batting cages drive-in movie theaters

dean erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in san francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleanings and we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of work that we had scheduled an in 72 hours the city lifted covid-19 restrictions on thursday allowing indoor services like gyms hair and nail salons massage tattoo and piercing parlors and hotels to operate with limited capacity right now where we understand it's a 10% occupancy what we believed to be the fire code our star jim >>we're anticipating that to at the guidelines that that will have to follow for erickson's jim that's 10% of the maximum occupancy of 29 people well about only 3 people can be inside starting monday. it's a start it's been a long and it's been a challenging road. but we've been fortunate to make it this far and we hope that we have a game plan for indoor services as well as outdoor services. >>other activities like outdoor tour buses, drive-in movies, many golf batting cages and go carts are

. >> all right, camila bernal. l thank you. >>> let's go to nevada. dark, hazy sky will the backdrop with the president's rally from reno. for more, let's go to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. allison, what is the air quality like? >> yeah, good morning, fred. it's not that great. and not just in nevada, for much of the west. but let's take a look at reno specifically for right now. they are under that dense smoke advisory. again, most of that smoke is actually coming from california. it's blowing in from the west, pushing into these areas and sinking into a lot of those valley locations. but as we mentioned, this isn't the only place that's dealing with incredible smoke. it's very widespread over much of the western u.s. so you have other states, such as california, oregon, nevada, even idaho that are also dealing with very poor air quality. and again, it all comes back to that smoke in the area. and not just a little bit of smoke, but very dense smoke that's out there. when you look at some of the air quality index levels, again, san francisco i

the housing facilities are located on bernal and monterey highway across from the valero gas station. each unit has a room fitted with a bed, table and chair along with a separate three piece private bathroom. >>> this morning, the bay area has a new assignment from the state. >> build 450,000 homes in the next eight years or risk losing control over where they go. and in our original series project home. kpix 5's susie steimle explains the new mandate and the acronym local leaders want you to know. >> reporter: have you ever heard of rena? >> rena? no. >> who's lee that? >> reporter: does r. h. n. a. mean anything to you. >> no. >> reporter: you probably haven't heard of it either. it stand for the regional housing needs allocation. it's the number of homes that each region needs to build to work to combat the ongoing housing crisis. the new r. h. n. a. numbers are out and they are higher than ever before. the bay area is now required to build nearly 450,000 homes over the next eight years. that's more than double the previous requirement of around 190,000 homes. >> these goals have

and it was feared that they could be arrested smith and bernal's were the last 2 representatives of australian mainstream media and china and for more now we are joined by bill burton one of the australian journalists who last try to welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us if you could just outline for us the events that led to you leaving china. yes sarah thank you this was a pretty fun expected situation just as i was preparing to break the story of the other of the time to stray and chung like last monday my bosses here in sydney receive a call from a stranger as our affairs department sighing we have good reason to think that i and other journalists in shanghai need to get out quickly and for the 1st couple of days it's pretty hard to get slots cut so while reisman surveying my we were also questioning where those devices coming from you know being journalists were pretty cynical and we want some details but on wednesday night it became clear it meet nice when 6 state security police plus a translator turned up on my doorstep the most curious thing was they weren't ther

but we caught up with a gym membership or gym owner of the one of fit bernal fit in they talk to us about just how big of a day this is it's been a long time coming. >>it's been a long and it's been a challenging road. but we've been fortunate to make it this far and we hope that we have a game plan for indoor services as well as outdoor services. >>also allowed to resume our tour buses. some of the tourist attractions in the city understands this could bring tourists back to san francisco which could cause community spread but they want to remind everyone that if we do our part and we continue to you know where mass and do the social distancing hopefully more and more businesses can reopen and hopefully they can reopen at a bigger capacity because this is only step one of reopening. 10% is a very small percentage so it's kind of like a test run to see how it will all go. reporting live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news bart is changing its strange schedule and running more trains starting today, we'll have details on

we did talk to another gym in bernal heights, and they said that they can only allow 3 members in a time because of this limited capacity, so hopefully we can continue to reopen further and further before now this is a victory for a lot of people who are excited to head back into a gym, i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>thanks a lot of sarah well we'll see if more more businesses can reopen san francisco right now is one of just 3 bay area counties that have been given the green light to move further along in that reopening process we have a map here and it shows the current reopening tears in each bay area county purple indicates case rates and positivity rates that are still too high to reopen fully red is for counties with what's considered to be substantial covid-19 problems followed by orange and green and in order to move into a better to run county has to first report no more than 7 cases per 100,000 people and have to maintain that for 2 weeks before they're allowed again to upgrade to a better category. we're also tracking the local coronavirus numbers and h