. > lauren borden set up one for the san francisco flower market, open since 1912. they had to abruptly shut down last week, forcing them to discard thousands of flowers. and now the 300 employees out of work. >> unfortunately i feel because it's such a high expense to try to maintain payroll and all the losses that occurred with having to shut down, it's going to be hard for people to bounce back after this. and some of them might not make it. >> and the thing about bar markets, cocktail bar, they're not really set up like restaurants or some restaurants like here on the embarcadero to be able to do delivery services. they're trying to try different ways to stay afloat. trick dog is going to offer a bottle service, kind of like a wine club for fine spirit,h. thbout what you love in your neighborhood and your that if you can.y to donate t live in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> thank you. california's stay at home order is devastating nonessential worker, especially freelancers like hairstylists. abc7 news reporter luz pena shows us how they're trying to ad

. >> lauren borden set up for one for the san francisco flower market, open since 1912.d to abruptly shut down last week, forcing them to discard thousands of flowers. and now the 300 employees all out of work. >> i started this group because i know that a lot of the employees at the flower market are living paycheck to paycheck. and having to skip one of these paychecks even is devastating for a lot of these families. >> everyone just trying to get creative. coqueta here on the embarcadero is doing takeout. the owner of trick dogs says he is introducing a bottle service, kind of like a wine club for fine spirits. his advice, you can't help everybody or every business. think about what you love, whether it's the bar scene, the restaurants, the art. think of what you love in your community and try to donate to that. in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> you saw liz there with her jacket on. quite chilly out today. >> it is chilly. it feels more like january that april. sandhya patel working from home has the forecast. sandhya? >> yeah, dan and ama, it definitely is