from malibu beach which is now open, i'm randy thomas, and "nightline" starts right now with juju charng in new york. >> thank you, randy. the debate over shoreline safety heati heating up. governors starting to let people back on the beach. here's matt gutman.gutman. >> surfing is water therapy. you're connecting with the ocean. you can leave all the stresses of your day to day life on the shore and then just go out. >> reporter: it's been almost two months since pro surfer cassie has caught a wave at her favorite breaks. >> i'm so excited to get back into the water. >> reporter: the first paddles into the surf, producing whelps of excitement. >> yeah! so happy to be back in the water. >> reporter: closures around the state had strictly prohibited public access to this iconic coastline. >> having the beaches shut down has been really hard, as a surfer and someone who activates myself in all that i do from the ocean, it's been difficult. >> reporter: after months of being cooped up at home, millions of americans are likely feeling the same way, eager to venture into the outdoors again ah

recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cordelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. if i thought in any amount but i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 24 and 30 were asking if they could have any up to now and they thanked me saying that i was their child a king tide been in out of their hands i had the same thing in germany a very how can that be in the book the reality in india is so different mind because and yet my books are in fact shaped by german reality or american reality and not by reality in india it's a question that's still a big mystery how he was. when i was in guadalajara mexico i found myself weeping and one of the and in fact the readers there understood exactly what i was writing about every question they asked me revealed a depth of understanding that i've rarely encountered anywhere else so one time to me it seems like that in places like countries where life isn't alwa

cnn's nick watt is in the malibu area of los angeles county.possible extension on stay-at-home orders is really hitting a lot of people with surprise and shock. what do we know about the details? >> reporter: well, we're trying to figure it out right now, jake. we're getting texts from people saying, what is this, we have to stay home for another three months? what we know happened is there was a supervisors meeting in l.a. county. during a discussion about aevic public health director said we're going to be extending our health officer orders another three months. now, the county is beginning to reopen. so it could be that it's going to be three months until we see the very end, or they could really be telling us to stay at home for another three months. we are trying to get the details. but what is very clear is that here in l.a. county, they are taking things slow. while activists in florida lay body bags on the steps of the capitol, stores in ohio are opening doors to a brave new world. >> everything is marked off and everyone is safe. we h

as and he is on his way down to the malibu jail now. we're trying to get him out. as >> they've been known to plot things on you, if you are the place th will plant something in your pocket if they want you. and they don't even have to find something, they can find an empty matchbox, and they'll say it's full of grass as >> norm and his friends,time new orleans is the pad. but the complaint against the establishment is the same. why should the aduults pull us down. they have their own kind of drugs, coff, cigarettes and host of synthetic crututches at but mainly booze. >> marna laws math nationally, it's a thing by the alcohol alcohol companies. . you know they wouldn't drink if they had grass men. as >> i feel that marijuana, is a beautiful drug. as it's a lot safer than alcohol. lst. heroin. smack. , they're all no good anne thhey could wrec a person's physical composition. that couldn't be allowed. a lot of our members of our are tired of a lot of societies rules. they want to go out and get high, and do what we want to do because it's a symbol, of unconfirmed s

paul vercammen is in malibu. >> reporter: a major development in the easing of social distancing rules in los angeles county. i'm at famed zuma beach, now reopened this weekend. you can see off in the water some new rules. you can use the beach in l.a. county for recreation. you see them wading there. you're to keep moving along. one thing we've noticed. we saw sheriff deputies on atvs, and they would address people who they thought were parking or setting up tents or umbrellas. they want these people to dmeke in motion. if you're going to be on the boardwalk or closer than six feet, you're to be wearing a mask. not everybody has a mask and that has some people concerned. >> i'm glad to come out to the beach and walk my dog, but because people are still disregarding, we're not taking my kids. i don't feel quite comfortable enough bringing them out here. >> we can't assume everybody's totally sat down and read all the county's policies on reopening the beach. so a lot of our job is educating the public out here. >> reporter: los angeles county was the last of the southern california cou

>> in southern california they have beaches open for active use with no sunbathing but people and malibu were not following the guidance and they had on umbrellas and chairs set up in the sand in being outside does help and son does help with killing the virus but it doesn't change the fact that people need to be responsible and maintain distance. >>> check out this video making grounds on social media this was a packed pool party in the lake of the ozarks in missouri. clearly, no social distancing is being tracked this . >>> the united states is facing a grim milestone with 100,000 deaths the number of people that died since it 97,000, in california there are 94,000 cases of there are 3700 people that died in the bay area there were 12,000 cases of the coronavirus. 425 people have died. >>> in sonoma county more restaurants and businesses are reopening in many restaurants have to get creative setting up tables outside because only outdoor dining is allowed in the tables are small and spread out but these days customers say that they appreciate the chance to dine out and the owners say t

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. >> from maryland to malibu. thousands packed beaches despite the coronavirus pandemic. >> shoulder to shoulder. >> nancy came to hilton head from kentucky. >> i will definitely get a coven test. i will be first in line when we were back to get another one. >> americans have been asked to take precautions. you must wear a mask. >> they were few and far between on many beaches. >> this beach is full of selfish people who don't care about anybody else. nobody is wearing masks or following the rules. >>reporter: masks should not be a political statement say some. president trump resists wearing one in public. >> it is not about politics. it's about helping other people. >>reporter: places of worship could it reopen this weekend. they were declared essential by the president. to defying a new jersey state order limiting gatherings, solid rock baptist church had a large service. they required masked. president trump also looked for a return to normal spending it golfing at his virginia country club. back to you. >>> t

thousands of people have been flocking to the beach in malibu to see the bioluminescent waves caused by algae blooms. only happens once every few years. unclear how long it's going to last, but neighbors are hoping people will remember to keep their distance when they come down to visit. >> so beautiful. i know it happens in bodega bay as well. gorgeous to see. >>> your top national headlines tonight a live look at the white house. president trump in a tense exchange with reporters from cbs news and cnn just a few hours ago. take a look. >> why is this a global competition to you if everyday americans are still losing their lives? >> well, they're losing their lives everywhere in the world. and maybe that's a question you should ask china. >> sir, why are you saying that to me specifically? >> i'm telling you. i'm not saying it specifically to anybody. i'm saying it to anybody that would ask a nasty question. >> that's not a nasty question. >> i have two questions. >> that's okay. >> but you pointed to me. >> the president abruptly left the briefing just moments later. >>> meanwhile,

southern california bringing a lot of crowds to the shore, thousands of people flocking to the beach in malibu to see the bioluminescent waves, a rare occurrence, it only happens once every few years and it's unclear how long it will last, but neighbors are hoping people will remember to keep their distance when they come to visit. >>> our chief meteorologist is joining us now, not the waves but the sky he is looking at. let's get your mic on. >> something i didn't have to worry about what i was at home. let's take a look at what's happening out there, we are continuing to track the rain that's been falling, scattered activity but any amount of rain is welcome at this point. we see the heaviest rain falling in the north bay but east bay is picking up on heavier showers, not much for the south bay. san jose is dry right now, a little bit of activity a little closer to the coast, san mateo county picking up on light showers but there's a heavier activity for parts of alameda county but really contra costa county picking up the steadiest rainfall right now and it's working it's way farther to the

double malibu with lime and ice? we're not serving that this early in the morning, i'm afraid. amy and her family are all vulnerable due to existing health conditions. and being shut away from the outside world is throwing up new challenges. i am quite used to talking to friends on facetime and via the phone and via message and so on. this is lucy. so i am used to the base of friendship being online. we checked on the phone if he has an appointment with specsavers, because we really need one. i think my mum and dad struggle more with that being, like, a main form of communication. it's a new system, mam, we're learning together. bamps! you've paused the video. unpause it and then i can see you. i really feel for the old people who are really technologically challenged. we are really excited because bampy, guess what? he's learned to video call, which is lovely because it's really, really nice to, erm... sorry, i'm getting upset again because both my grandparents are unwell, especially my grandmother, and i really miss them. really, really miss them. bampy‘s on facetime. you are

double malibu with lime and ice? we're not serving that this early in the morning, i'm afraid. amy and her family are all vulnerable due to existing health conditions. and being shut away from the outside world is throwing up new challenges. i am quite used to talking to friends on facetime and via the phone and via message and so on. this is lucy. so i am used to the base of friendship being online. we checked on the phone if he has an appointment with specsavers, because we really need one. i think my mum and dad struggle more with that being, like, a main form of communication. it's a new system, mam, we're learning together. bamps! you've paused the video. unpause it and then i can see you. i really feel for the old people who are really technologically challenged. we are really excited because bampy, guess what? he's learned to video call, which is lovely because it's really, really nice to, erm... sorry, i'm getting upset again because both my grandparents are unwell, especially my grandmother, and i really miss them. really, really miss them. bampy‘s on facetime. you are

. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best they can. help us help them, and keep us out of harm's way as well. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> i'm dan noyes at stanford. the first san mateo firefighter to contract coronavirus has recovered and is back on the job saving lives in a different way. >>> and it pays to be liked. 8 local restaurants get a surprise $100,000 donation. >>> and the special salute for first responders and health care workers across the bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're getting a break from the rain for now, but a stronger storm is coming. i'll let you know when. >> all t

deputies are out in malibu patrolling on horseback as well as on atvs. in their post, they included the #safer at home as a way to remind people to follow the shelter-in-place order. >>> an update now on a story we first brought to you on friday. gilead's ceo says the foster city company will start moving remedesavir earlier this week. the drug received emergency authorization from the food and drug administration on friday as a treatment for the coronavirus. gilead's clinical tests showed patients recovering in about 11 days, four days faster than those who got a placebo. the company plans on shipping to cities that are most vulnerable and have highest need. gilead donated 1.5 million to the government. >>> states are following their own paths as they start to reopen businesses and they go back to work. others are ramping up their efforts to get more protective equipment and increase testing. abc7 news reporter andrew dembert has the story. >> as some americans continue to voice their frustration over stay at home orders, across the country, some states

. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best they can. help us help them, and keep us out of harm's way as well. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> i'm dan noyes at stanford. the first san mateo firefighter to contract coronavirus has recovered and is back on the job saving lives in a different way. >>> and it pays to be liked. 8 local restaurants get a surprise $100,000 donation. >>> and the special salute for first responders and health care workers across the bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're getting a break from the rain for now, but a stronger storm is coming. i'll let you know when. >> all t

. >> time to get that malibu. >> that toyota camry. >> there you go. >>> well, plans are being made for largest drive-in movie theater in the country. >> hard rock stadium where the miami dolphins play is being converted into a drive-in. 230 cars can fit into the stadium and onto the floor there. no word yet on when the first movie will be shown but will there be a line to get out of there also like a concert? >> it will be ace ventura, get the reference? >> you'll have to tell me about that one later. >>> check out the new social distancing plan at burger king. restaurants in germany have created large crowds to keep people apart. a bar in ocean city has come up with bumper tables and tested them over the weekend. the city's mayor is calling for restaurants to be allowed to re-open. >>> a family's hike in the mountains of italy nearly turned tragic. that 12-year-old boy was collecting pinecones when he encountered a large brown bear. his stepfather told him to stay calm and walk away. the boy was heard saying, this is so cool. not what you expect but he says bears are his favorite anim

double malibu with lime and ice? we're not serving that this early in the morning, i'm afraid.utside world is throwing up new challenges. i am quite used to talking to friends on facetime and via the phone and via message and so on. this is lucy. so i am used to the base of friendship being online. we checked on the phone if he has an appointment with specsavers, because we really need one. i think my mum and dad struggle more with that being, like, a main form of communication. it's a new system, mam, we're learning together. bamps! you've paused the video.

we are joined from malibu. nick, you are there in l.a. county where the restrictions are likely to continue for a few more months. >> reporter: there was a headline in "the l.a. times" earlier that said the county will almost certainly keep stay-at-home orders in place for the next three months. many people were deflated thinking they would have to state indoors. the mayor said, no, no, no, we are going to have some restrictions and a health order in place for a few months as we gradually reduce those restrictions. tomorrow they will be opening the beaches in l.a. county, but just swimming and running, no relaxing. earlier we saw our federal health officials asking questions from senators, many in little boxes. these days that looked almost normal. >> i would like to hear your honest opinion. do we have the coronavirus contained? >> depends what you mean by contained. >> reporter: a dose of reality from the nation's now most recognizable doctor. >> my concern is we will see spikes that may turn into outbreaks. >> reporter: through the wee

has prosecuted anybody for that and no judge is going to convict them. >> reporter: back here in malibuze about one-third of what it was this time last year. the sheriff telling me he is prepared to make arrests when people aren't using what he calls common sense. but gayle, so far he says he hasn't needed to. >> boy, jonathan, i hope people don't find out the hard way. social distancing matters. thank you very much. >>> president trump spent part of saturday and some of sunday on the golf course where he has not gone in several weeks. his administration moved last night to impose a coronavirus travel ban on brazil. paula reid is at the white house with more on that story. paula, what do we know about these new restrictions? good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle. we know that brazil is currently seeing a spike in covid cases and starting on friday, the trump administration will block the entry of non-u.s. citizens who have been to brazil in the preceding two weeks. the smrgs aladministration is a eyeing other travel restrictions and will monitor countries on an individual basis. r

deputies are out in malibu propa trolling on horseback and atvs and included a post, safer at home aseople to follow the shelter in place order. >>> lawmakers are set to return to sacramento on monday as the legislature gets set to resume. nancy rendon called politicians back even though a handful remained at lome to avoid the coronavirus. several precautions including temperature checks. lawmakers are limited to one staff person. and the pandemic has led to the legislature's first unscheduled work stoppage in 158 years. >>> and ma could be the most important phone call for an attorney's career the u.s. supreme court says it will hold oral arguments by phone. that's a first for the nation's highest court. the court says starting tomorrow it will hear ten arguments remotely including disputes over birth control access, the electoral college, and whether president trump can keep his tax records from investigators. the audio will be available live to the public. >>> governor newsom will release a revised state budget next week that reflects the strain covid-19 is putting on the treasury,

los angeles county strict rules are in place for beachgoers there and paul vercammen joins us from malibu. what restrictions in place and are people following those guidelines? >> reporter: we're seeing mixed results, ana, on following them. let's look out into the water. they want you when you're on shore to wear your mask. we're seeing here it's okay for you to wade into these 60-degree waters right now and it's okay to go out there and surf and offer in the distance there is a lifeguard boat watching and reports from the lifeguard and sheriff's deputies are that people are complying but still makes people nervous because we have seen a lot of people walking in and around the boardwalk not wearing masks and we talked to somebody who is a longtime goer here to zuma beach and is frankly, uneasy. >> i absolutely love being out here and glad i'm able to come out to this beach and walk my dog and walk for us, but because people are still disregarding and not bringing our kid, our kids are staying with my mom right now because i don't feel comfortable enough to bring them out here yet. >> so,

first, let's get to nick watt, who's in malibu, california.ng the reopenings, nic, even though some leading experts just warned from capitol hill that moving too fast could set off another out-of-control outbreak. >> brianna, this is a balance between our health, our mental health, and frankly our economic survival. here in california, they are trying to take it slow. beaches here in los angeles county will open tomorrow after six weeks, but masks are mandatory, and no tanning on the sand, no canopies, no coolers, this is exercise only. all of these parking lots will remain closed. they want to keep it slow here. >>> stories in ohio that, opening doors to a brave new world. >> we have cleaned everything. everyone is safe. >> reporter: through this weekend, 48 states will have begun reopening, the logic, lockdown can't last indefinitely, 33 million americans have lost jobs already. >> what we have to do is find that middle ground. i call it threading the needle with the rope. >> new york states starts reopening friday, as we hear new york city'

cnn's paul vercammen is on zuma beach in malibu. doesn't like like it has picked up much. you seem alone on that beach. >> reporter: it looks like it because people are doing what the lifeguards and sheriff's deputies said they need to do. that's keep moving like you do when you're doing your running. out in the distance you can see there's that lifeguard. they will try anybody who tries to cluster up to move along and the deputies will as well and so far as you pointed out it's not that crowded and people are moving. let's just talk about l.a. county in general. this is the last of all of the counties to re-open its beaches. l.a. county, of course, has 10 million people and we know with the very last tally that there was 962 new cases, there were also 47 deaths due to covid-19. but county officials saying that a lot of this rise in the new cases have to do with the ability to test more people. not any sort of outbreak so they've laid down the law here and know how these californians think it's their divine right to go to the beach. especially a beach like this, zuma, so k

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cnn's paul vercammen is on zuma beach in malibu. generally a very popular beach.t what has changed there, now, paul, besides you wearing a mask at the beach. >> extremely crowded. and you pointed out about the mask, fred. you have to wear a mask they say on the beach. you saw those runners go by. you're supposed to keep moving. surfing is now inbounds here, but what they don't want is a volleyball or clustering up or picnics. and normally this is a big graduation weekend in southern california. people might come down here with the cake and all of the balloons and everything and toss down the blankets and the tent. that is no longer allowed right now as they ease restrictions. 10 million people in l.a. county. so what's going on with these graduation ceremonies? they're all online. we caught up with anna gonzalez, 59 years old, usc school of social work, getting her masters there with her family watching a web ceremony. it was an emotional moment and anna just thrilled. no matter that she couldn't be there in person for the pomp and circumstance. >> having them her

what about malibu? what about everywhere else? >> that is a great question.stion. in a press conference he called out two counties, ventura county and orange county. one of those counties being more conservative than the other, that being orange county. when he issued his order it came down purely on the county of orange. many are here on the impression is unfairly targeted orange county and orange county residents. a lot of people are very upset including myself. melissa: opening some of the beaches in orange county, does that do the trick? does he have to do the rest? you know, he was responding to, there was a lot of press and a lot of pictures about people being particularly close together in orange county, young people out on the beach. is that possibly what got his attention? >> let me dress that issue first. there were pictures taken from the ground level made it look like people on the ground were close. our police chief took aerial shots. those contrarily shots clearly showed knows people were distancing. at same time firemen and police officers on t

nick watt, cnn, malibu, california. >>> over when business could reopen is heating up between californiand tesla, a day after ceo elon musk defied the state's shelter in place rules and opened up a factory in fremont. they were ordered to freeze all activities until they agreed on a plan to open up safely. musk has slammed the state's virus restrictions and threatened to move the company out of california. >>> well, musk isn't the only one looking to get back to business. president trump and many other politicians have stressed the need to get the economy back up and running. right now, futures are pointing up on wall street. stocks have gone back and forth this week as concerns continue to grow over when the economy will reopen. cnn business emerging markets editor john defterios joins me now from abu dhabi. always good to see you, john. so, dr. fauci warns that opening up an economy too early will cost lives. so, how do nations strike a balance between health and economics to determine when and how to reopen? >> reporter: well, rosemary, i think the best way to do it is to visualize it

. >> reporter: >> reporter: whether it's santa monica, venice or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use, no sitting in the sand and group sports like beach volleyball. piers, boardwalks and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> reporter: face masks are required unless you're in the water. redondo police handed out face coverings to those without. >> we ask the community bear with the rule skz do the best they can and help us help them and keep us out of harm's way, as well. >> reporter: eileen, abc7 news. >>> let's talk about what is going on weather wise and neighborhood temperatures on the peninsula where we're coolest at menlo park and 58 under a mostly cloudy sky and and 60 right now in oakland is the warm spot. most of us in the 350s. we do have 48 in los gatos and fog around santa rosa. so, it is decreasing, unfortunately. activity planner today, a lot like yesterday. limited sunshine. we'll have a little bit, but limited showers mainly across the north bay a

guitar at the age of 14 in san francisco and formed a band with some high school friends called the malibus. they would later become malo and scored a top 20 hit with the song "suavecito." he would later team up with his brother in the 90s, going on tour and releasing an album. he was on a board with dan ashley. they were good friends and jorge would also play with dan's band. his family says he died of natural causes. he was 68 years old. >>> pars of is the bay area rattled by an earthquake that hit western nevada early this morning. it was 6.5 in magnitude. the quake hit near tonopah 400 miles east of san jose. several small aftershocks followed. the earthquake damaged u.s. 95. that's the main highway between las vegas and reno. look at the crack there, nearly two inches wide in the road. a stretch of the freeway is closed so troopers can assess the damage. tremors were felt in southern california's central valley. video from fresno shows a vand here swinging back and forth. the usgs says this quake was the largest in nevada in 65 years. >>> retail in the bay area is preparing to reopen f

i don't know how i'd get through tis quarantine, because i literally listen to malibu all the time fromwake up to the moment i go to sleep. and i've been working on my writing and trying to get that together. yeah, it's been such productive quarantine. >> awesome. all the while being a remote student, right? >> yeah. and i held off on school for now. >> okay. well, good luck to you. we certainly will be rooting for you. you can catch -- by the way, i want to take a picture of us together remotely on the same screen. we did it in february and it was good luck for you. fingers crossed. >> thank you so much. >> all right, francisco. you can catch him on "american idol" sunday nights, 8:00 p.m. right here on abc7. good luck. >> thank you. >> larry, he is just the greatest, right? >> he is so talented. he is fantastic. what a singer. also fantastic is this young lady. here at abc7 we're honoring the class of 2020. unfortunately, they've had to -- they've lost out on graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the pandemic. micayla graduating from lafayette. she is a three-year vars

by the sheriff's department and parks bureau these deputies were in malibu patrolling on horseback and#saferathome to remind people we are not done flattening the curve just yet. the push to reopen is being heard in several other pockets of our state with many shop owners saying they are thankful to be back at work. the city of parlier one of the first cities to allow barb barbershops and hair salons to reopen and, of course, not everyone is on board. >> we're trying to take just appointments so the good thing is i think people need to know they can call and regulate how many people are coming in and how many people are leaving. >> to open up business without adequate testing and having the prevalence of knowledge of seeing how much really the city has been infected. >> about 200 people rallied in vaccaville yesterday to reopen the state. they say, if necessary, organizers will be back to do it again next weekend. >>> costco is requiring you to wear a face covering inside all of its stores nationwide. they announced a policy last week and enforcement begins today. it does not apply to

i'm going to put some heavy cream. [ laughter ] >> yikes >> seth: and what do white people drink malibu because to make it a full "game of thrones," we're going to put in a little dry ice >> ooh >> seth: okay, here we go. >> okay. >> seth: oh, actually, you know, the other thing the white walkers have is poison [ light laughter ] ♪ [ laughter and applause ♪ that drink is poison ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ king joffrey is dead [ laughter ] ♪ >> seth: one of the things i don't like about tv these days, there are no lyrics to theme songs. >> okay. >> seth: now that we're drunk, i would like you to give me a tv show, and i'm gonna make up a theme song for it. >> "this is us." ♪ this is us nb going back and forth in history ♪ ♪ we've got a couple that ha three kids and we're jumping back and forth in time ♪ >> mm. [ laughter ] ♪ mandy moore mandy moore ♪ i don't want to listen with mandy moore ♪ [ light laughter ] >> "black mirror." ♪ do you like british shows that have a twist at the end like twilight zone ♪ ♪ then you should watch black mirror because we're taking apart modern technology ♪ [ laughter

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my restaurant is in malibu and it's almost completely separate from los angeles county but my employees a worldwide liberal effect for shutting down an economy. if you want to call it suffering to people, you're doing tax we're ready. the hospitals are ready. we have to i'd rather take on this virus with a good economy than sit here and be financially devastated every month. pete: they told us to flatten the curve you did your part. now are you going to reopen, and can your business survive? >> well, you know, i'd say so i'm going to be able to figure it out. i can't reopen because we can do takeout, which is like 1-2% of our business we're a destination place. i've had president reagan sit there before trump was president he's been there, and it's the type of place people don't come up and do takeout. it's a romantic dining experience, but i don't want to lose my liquor license. i don't want to be threatened because if you take my liquor license away from me, i can't stay in business, so the problem i have is i don't think it's like there's a hidden agenda or something because i don't