>>> kari, issues on local city streets at grant park lane, a residential area. folks familiar with the area off foothills expressway and it's kind of behind that lucky. no injuries. we're tracking that. what i've circled is a bigger issue as far as interchanges, 280 at 17 also in the south bay and that's where the disabled vehicle is blocking part of that connector. everything is out of the roadway, maybe a distraction. the rest of the bay shows a great, easy drive as you can see, no delays getting there or out of the altamont a mild slowdown. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> california's stay-at-home order is helping wildfire related crashes. a study by cal davis finds traffic overall decreased 75% when the shelter in place order went into place. researchers say they have seen a 58% decrease in deadly crashes involving mountain lions and about two fewer large wild animals are being killed each day due to traffic collisions. >>> a south bay church continues to defy the public health orders during the pandemic. reportedly holding indoor services, and

on grant park lane.t fire, well the crews got to the scene and were able to put a cap on that leak within 40 minutes of showing up. no one was hurt. one home had exterior damage. >>> a look at the top stories and it's a big day for hundreds of small businesses across the bay area. starting today all the counties you see there in red are lettih indoors. san francisco and alameda counties allowing hair grooming outdoors. >> cierra johnson is live in oakland. i know you're getting an up close look at how one of those salons is making due with all of this. >> reporter: yes, good morning. right now i am at pony studios in oakland, alameda county, and we're standing under one of the tents they use to cut hair outside when the new color coded system was revealed. this salon and many others in the county learned they were able to do haircuts outside. we are joined by one of the owners here at the salon and it's been a roller coaster ride for her and other salon owners in the county because you haven't worked for

this happened at 3:15 on grant park lane in firefighters arrived at the scene, they found flames burning gas meter. >> meanwhile, the hazmat crew established a clamping tool. they were able to clamp the galvanized pipe that feeds the meter and shut the supply off. the crews were able to subdue the fire on the fence and the house. >> the family inside was not hurt. they will not be able to go back inside of the home. their neighbors were temporarily evacuated. they were allowed to return when firefighters were done on the scene. >>> the call for racial justice is growing one week after police shot jacob lake. temperatures are rising. people are taking to the streets, demanding justice. blake is in a hospital. his family says they want the police to arrest the officer who shot him. town, what gave them the right to attempted murder on child? what gave them the right to think that my son was an animal? >> president trump will travel to kenosha to meet with law enforcement. blake's family says there are no plans to meet with the president. president trump was asked to reconsider coming to ke

streets or to protect shared spaces in a parking lane, that's a significant obstacle for the businesses that are already struggling. we would love to have a grant program that is directed at equity neighborhoods in order to be do that. we'd love to have a grant program that offers design services, that small businesses could have the same kind of creative approach to shared spaces as some of our, you know, the better situated businesses. in order to attract more customers. yeah, and then there's, you know, there's a list of things on my wish list they could certainly provide you. and given how much we are cutting everywhere at the sfmta, we are struggling to allocate our cash for that, for our program. >> supervisor mandelman: i know, cha chair fewer, i know tt you're not looking for ways to spend money on the departments when they are supposed to be extracting money from the department. but i do think that this board and the mayor has come up with a lot of creative ways to spend money over the last several months to try to -- to try to help out with the economic catastrophe that's going on around us. i think that these investments are the kind