but deloris park and other popular parks in the city, we cannot let up.ow, it is ok to go to the park and be with members of your own family, make sure that you have your face coverings with you as the health order calls for. what's not ok is to be in large gatherings or groups with people outside of your household and that is still not ok. and we are asking that you continue to social distance but what we're seeing in deloris park and other parks is that people are having picnics in large groups and some of those groups go outside of the household. we're not at a point where we're relaxed to that level yet. so i want to remind everyone of the mayor's words, of dr. kolfax's words. we need to stay the course. if you're with members of your household, that's fine, but now is not the time to have large picnics or gatherings and even though the weather is congratulate and i know everyone have to stay the course and we have to do what's being asked of us by the medical professionals and what the data is telling us. and the data is telling us that social distan

but deloris park and other popular parks in the city, we cannot let up. is ok to go to the park and be with members of your own family, make sure that you have your face coverings with you as the health order calls for. what's not ok is to be in large gatherings or groups with people outside of your household and that is still not ok. and we are asking that you continue to social distance but what we're seeing in deloris park and other parks is that people are having picnics in large groups and some of those groups go outside of the household. we're not at a point where we're relaxed to that level yet. so i want to remind everyone of the mayor's words, of dr. kolfax's words. we need to stay the course. if you're with members of your household, that's fine, but now is not the time to have large picnics or gatherings and even though the weather is congratulate and i know everyone have to stay the course and we have to do what's being asked of us by the medical professionals and what the data is telling us. and the data is telling us that social distancing w

mason on saturday and deloris park yesterday. are saying they're seeing more people lax around family and friends but keeping their distance from others. today, the mayor said deloris park may be shut down if people don't do things the right way. how are you doing on social distancing? i will add mitt when we're around family members that we know have been following the rules, we're not wearing masks in the house. but that varies from person to person. dan, how about you? >> the same, larry. i am constantly reminded to be careful and mindful. by youngest son who doesn't live with us, and he comes of and we meet outside on the porch. so we're trying to be cautious, but you have to remind your self-because i think human nature, you get more relaxed. but we are trying to be disciplined. >>ly walk with, you know, one or two close friends from opposite sides of the street, so 20, 30 feet apart. and i started to have my parents of, but we sit in the backyard. only they don't come into the house and they make sure they're on the opposit

people also flocked to ocean beach and crowds packed deloris park where they payment today circles so that people maintained a safe distance. >>> a live picture from our roof camera in oakland towards san francisco. a picture perfect day today. bim, did we set any recorded to? >> reporter: we'll see more as we go into had wednesday. there's the record in centville that was 95 degrees and we had this record at okay downtown at 92 degrees. so the heat is on for sure. and it's not just in effect for tuesday but wednesday as well and into thursday. so the heat advisory most of the bay areas cover by that. areas like san francisco and oakland kind of out of it because we're seeing a seabreeze. but the inland valley has a heat warning. what's missing here is the fog, the fog is the trigger that usually clears things off and we don't see the fog for a few couple of days. and when i get back we'll look at the details and the 5 day forecast. >>> governor newsom announced that that nonretail shops can welcome back shoppers. protocols thecludes health screeners, mask wearing and making sure that

deloris park is crowded. while the overwhelming majority of folks seem to be trying to keep away from others, some are unsuccessful, not everyone is trying that hard. to keep this in context today, we went around to check the hot spots, the places we knew there would be a volume of people. again, nowhere near the crowds that we would normally get on memorial day. for that matter, as we drove around on the vet streets to get here, we're not seeing very many of the people out here either. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> a lot of people are trying to cool off in the east bay as well. it was pretty busy at crown memorial beach in alameda. the parking lots are closed, but visitors still filled the spots in the nearby streets. hikers were also out on the trials. this is what it looked like at sibly park. most people seemed to be keeping their distance. >> everybody has been very respectful and you know, people who don't have masks just kind of go to the side and face the other way. so it's been very good. >> it was a simi

was anybody at mission deloris park being cited today, do you know?reporter: that's interesting, because we went there, we spent some time there. over the weekend, the supervisor, which covers that area for that district said that he saw the pictures over the weekend and said it looked pretty serious, the situation. today, of course, the volunteers were out there, volunteers with the san francisco police department. they remind people, send gentle reminders, saying, you know, be careful, mind your distance. they were trying to hand out masks. we did see some san francisco police department officers, some regular police officers, they were not handing out any citations while we were there. but, again, it's 4:00. >> and we will leave it at that. many thanks to you for that report. >>> the heat really rising in the east bay, where people are trying to get out while still abiding by the rules designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. laura anthony is live from one hot spot, crown beach in alameda. hi, laura. >> reporter: last check, it was in the

crowds of people seen in san francisco's great meadow park in fot mason on sunday and the crowds at deloris park on sunday. a lot of people out and about instead of staying at home. >> this is also my mental health and i'm trying to stay sane during all of that. >> reporter: don't tell that to block who says she still can't go on a long walk. >> it's not a laughing matter and, i mean, i was on oxygen. i was one of the lucky ones because i was only in the hospital for five days. >> reporter: county statistics show that icu hospital visits have not risen in the bay area and deaths here are lower when compared to other areas of the state. but dr. fahemi medical director at usf medical hospital say not so fast. >> we are in the midst of potentially dodging a huge surge in the bay area and, you know, now is really not the time to just sort of take a victory lap. >> reporter: ask park goers in san francisco about that. they'll tell you that they need to get out for their own health and don't have a yard or roof like some people. >> when you're out here, you can stay, try to stay six feet apart. but li

self-enforcing, unlike the situation we had last weekend where sfpd had to do some hard-core enforcement in deloris park and golden gate park. we believe at a point, people in san francisco will get used to this and that we will be able to take a second look in collaboration with rec park and the department of public health about what should we do with golden gate park and jfk drive, in particular. but in the meantime, i 100% support the conclusion of the department of public health and i stand behind them. >> wonderful. i don't see any other virtual mics up from the directors. so if none, i will say a few things. jeff, first of all, the taxi program sounds fantastic and thank you for your attention to the safety of our taxi drivers, as well as giving them an economic boost when they need it. i'm thrilled with the slow street's program. it's not lost. it's my last day and i do think that may be a little bit of coincidence but it makes me happy and i hope it gives us more information in that i know my remaining board members will be pushing for us to look at other car-free streets and similar benefits th

park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're intended to be joyous and inspirational, but intended to remind everyone that we need to be mindful as we continue to fight this virus. >> and i just want to say that please don't get offended if, you know, our park rangers or someone walks up to you and asks you, you know, are you guys in the same household just to, you know, make sure that people are following these orders. we have a responsibility. and the other thing is, if you're not the police, then please don't act like you're the police. we don't need you to walk and regulate and tell other people what to do because that creates more drama. it creates more tension. so we are doing the very best we can. we want to make this park and open space available to you because we know how challenging this has been. for th

park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're intended to be joyous and inspirational, but intended to remind everyone that we need to be mindful as we continue to fight this virus. >> and i just want to say that please don't get offended if, you know, our park rangers or someone walks up to you and asks you, you know, are you guys in the same household just to, you know, make sure that people are following these orders. we have a responsibility. and the other thing is, if you're not the police, then please don't act like you're the police. we don't need you to walk and regulate and tell other people what to do because that creates more drama. it creates more tension. so we are doing the very best we can. we want to make this park and open space available to you because we know how challenging this has been. for th

park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're intended to be joyous and inspirational, but intended to remind everyone that we need to be mindful as we continue to fight this virus. >> and i just want to say that please don't get offended if, you know, our park rangers or someone walks up to you and asks you, you know, are you guys in the same household just to, you know, make sure that people are following these orders. we have a responsibility. and the other thing is, if you're not the police, then please don't act like you're the police. we don't need you to walk and regulate and tell other people what to do because that creates more drama. it creates more tension. so we are doing the very best we can. we want to make this park and open space available to you because we know how challenging this has been. for th