last park is a future park. it is the future park site.market between ministry to the north and bordered by 11th street to the west. future park sited occupied. not yet developed. future park sight has 20.788% existing shadow load this would additional 1.438% for total of 22.26%. new shadow in th in the evening% of the park area. the shadow would fall on the northwest, southwest and southeast quadrants. dates of maximum shading may 17 and july 26. largest shadows may 31, july 12 at 6p. 11679 square feet. that concludes the shadow load for the seven parks. this slide is just to provide broader context. it is the pipeline project which includes 10 south vanness and 30 vanness which you will be hearing. in addition to the surrounding neighborhood and parks. projects are in orange, collective shadows in blue with darker representing more frequent shadows. light blue more occasional shadows. the shadows more frequently surrounding the project footprint and dissipate away from the project site. in closing, i want to highlight the pemmonth pro --

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this park. but i am a heartless person? it's a shame that we -- we like to shame people who are thinking about the real problem. which is that these people need help. what they don't need is a tent encampment. >> you have 18 questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, caller. you have two minutes to speak. >> hi, sarah ogolvie. and i'm calling in support of this ordinance today. there's over 7,000 existing homeless residents in the city and at this time there's not enough supporting housing units for them to shelter in place. and many residents of shelters and navigation centers have been transitioned into hotel rooms, but supervisor fewer acknowledged at this hearing today that the costs associated with putting every homeless person in a hotel room for the duration of the pandemic was unrealistic. the park is an available resource that can be safely be staffed to meet the needs of the residents who will be placed there. the city officials are smart enough and imaginative enough to come up with an exi

ideas for the amusement park.you know, that was his dream. the man was just crazy about amusement rides. >> over the next decades, profits keep climbing. but the park's success is an exception to the rule within the industry. amusement-park historian jim futrell tells me that, since the 1960s, family-run operations like the trimpers' have become a dying breed. >> with the interstate highways and the shift to corporate theme parks, a lot of the family-owned parks fell by the wayside. >> what does a family-owned amusement park do with that kind of competition? >> well, i think you have to know your place in the market. >> trimper's did seem to know its place, trading on its rich history and tradition. >> no amusement park in the world has been owned by a family as long as this one. >> in the world? >> in the world. and these are rides that have been around for generations, and people come to these shore communities for generations. [ people screaming ] >> but nostalgia must compete with ever wilder thrill rides at b

i want to make a real distinction between rosa parks as a person, as a woman, and rosa parks as an icon are going to be talking about both. those are two separate things. i want to ask you if you can give me, some of you may have more information about rosa parks. we have a lot more information available to us now. but if you could give me a sense of the popular narrative, the enduring narrative or idea of rosa parks, as you likely learned when you were in elementary school, or typically celebrated through black history month. anybody want to go up there? student: i think what i learned about her in elementary school was definitely she refused to give up her seat. she was just, like an ordinary , woman coming from work, and it was a manifestation of the common attitudes of the time. she was just an ordinary woman and a martyr, honestly. that is how it was portrayed. prof. greer: she became a martyr in that sense. anyone else? student: i guess the way i learned about it is that she was the catalyst for this movement, as if she was the only woman or person that had been arrested for not g

last park is a future park. it is the future park site.t between ministry to the north and bordered by 11th street to the west. future park sited occupied. not yet developed. future park sight has 20.788% existing shadow load this would additional 1.438% for total of 22.26%. new shadow in th in the evening% of the park area. the shadow would fall on the northwest, southwest and southeast quadrants. dates of maximum shading may 17 and july 26. largest shadows may 31, july 12 at 6p. 11679 square feet. that concludes the shadow load for the seven parks. this slide is just to provide broader context. it is the pipeline project which includes 10 south vanness and 30 vanness which you will be hearing. in addition to the surrounding neighborhood and parks. projects are in orange, collective shadows in blue with darker representing more frequent shadows. light blue more occasional shadows. the shadows more frequently surrounding the project footprint and dissipate away from the project site. in closing, i want to highlight the pemmonth pro -- memo

parks today. crews painted these circles at jackson playground. they can also be found at dolores park, washington square park and at the marina green the circles are about 10 feet wide and 8 feet apart. the department is adding the circles to try and encourage physical distancing before what's expected to be a very warm memorial day weekend. >>if this is what it takes to kind of keep everybody focus which one. it's tough to stay focused after after a couple months of this. >>then i'm all for it. >>the circles are just for reference and people will not be cited for not staying within the circles, however, the city is still technically under a shelter-in-place order so everyone is expected to maintain physical distancing and wear a mask. more streets are being added to san francisco's slow streets program. the new initiative is aimed at giving walkers and bikers more distance father out without fearing any cars being around kron four's jonathan mccall tells us which streets are new to the list. >>t

park. this site was determined to be one of the lowest impacts, as we are already there with large fixtures on the top. we have worked hard to minimize as much as possible the additions on the poles, putting other things down at ground level and out of site locations. we appreciate your consideration and following this hearing we'll take the approval of both the installation and the lease to the recreation and park commission for approval and additional input. thank you. >> president koppel: now to the project sponsor. you will have five minutes and any public testimony will be limited to two minutes. >> hi, president koppel and commissioners. thank you for hearing this. this is at&t. it's my pleasure today to talk about this joint project between rec and park and a at&t which hs been in the works for 10 years. golden gate park has several gaps in coverage and that is in itself a safety concern. years ago then mayor lee encouraged us to move forward to address that concern, and not to provi

, how many of you have seen the picture of parks, the mugshot of rosa parks? that is not from when she was arrested. that's from when she had to participate in this conspiracy trial. and everyone in the trial saying, king is not leading this boycott. this is just we ourselves. you have all these african american people in montgomery show up at the courthouse. they find out the king has been arrested and they say where is my warrant? this is never happened before it where african american people aren't afraid to go to the jail. they get in their best close, they drive to the jail, all sorts of working class people lined the courthouse steps, to make sure they go in and out. they turn themselves in. that is a shift in the relationship of african americans toward law enforcement. you don't take yourself to jail and african american jim crow south. but they show up, and it takes away the leverage the city authorities have in that sense. so throughout the boycott, someone bombs kings house, they put an injunction against the free taxis, and they're doing all these

you've kept parks open for people. so, you know, we're all asking the public to do the right thing this weekend. the weather will be nice. you will want to get outside. if you have to get in a car, it's too far. so go to your neighborhood 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

the east bay, regional parks district website click on the covid-19 park in trails update. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>more streets are being added to san francisco slow streets program. the new initiative is aimed at giving walkers and bikers more distance farther out without the danger of cars kron four's jonathan mccall tells us which streets are new to the list. >>the san francisco slow streets program is quickly taking off at a fast pace. an additional 14 streets are now being added we were really looking for was to give people more space where it did eliminate some muni routes temporarily so instead of getting on the bus people were walking and biking to these essential trips the program launched in san francisco just last month with streets closed to vehicles. the idea giving bikers and walkers a chance to distance themselves even more while also staying safe golden gate avenue from a sonic to divison darrow is now among the streets added to the list. >>bikers we talked with say they're excited about the change heading a >>if you want to get on they want >>they'

supervisor haney i want to push back on the bathrooms in the park. 70% of the golden gate park is my district. we're not allowing camping, we're not removing tents from the parks. as people are going out and using our parks more and more to get recreation, as you mentioned in your earlier comments, it should be for regular people also who are housed -- not regular, but people who are housed that actually should be washing their hands and using the bathrooms. quite frankly, in san francisco, and as you traveled around the world you will know that we don't have a lot of public bathrooms for people to use and quite frankly, the facility, those are flushing toilets, we don't have to buy the pit stops for them and i don't think it's a question of and or or, i think it is a question of how many more do we need for specific purposes. i actually think more rec and park bathrooms should be open to the public. with the recreation is closed, think that in my neighborhood, i had zero service force unhoused people yet growing, growing tent encampments and i think if we're talking about accessibil

ranging from mission park, to washington square park, all spaced six feet apart. they are they are intended to promote social distancing heading into the holiday weekend. beaches are open in orange county and more parking lots are going to be opened as well, around some of those beaches. les marin has details on that. >> reporter: with memorial day weekend on the horizon, people are flocking toes. we're along the coast. michael and giselle came to the beach to beat this weekend's crowd. >> this is a break into the beach kind of theme. not ready for a lot of people yet. >> reporter: they to their surprise, this is one of only a handful of beaches in the county that have opened their parking lots. painted circles on the ground tell people where they can and can't park. this weekend they plan to fill up to 75%. to prevent visitors from overcrowding neighborhoods. >> we have masks, so if there's a lot of people, we just get it out. >> reporter: at neighboring field beach, officials also opened up parking lots, but every spot here is blocked off. >> it will be very dif

park. and then the additional actions under their jurisdiction, those actions are as follows. adopt shadow findings pursuant to the planning code section 295 cast by the proposed project will not have an adverse impact on the use of these six aforementioned parks under the jurisdiction of the recreation and parks department. through that under ceqa and as adopting a statement of overriding considerations and mitigation and monitoring and reporting program of the mmrp. and adopt findings to approve a downtown project authorization with for concessions from sidewalks and reduction of ground level wind currents in districts and height limits and both controls for parcels within the van ness and the special use district. adopt findings to approve the conditional use authorization request to establish a single-retail exceeding 6,000 gross square feet and lastly to adopt findings with the allocation of the office work footage authorizing up to 49,99 gross squire feet of general office use. and so

this park. but i am a heartless person? it's a shame that we -- we like to shame people who are thinking about the real problem. which is that these people need help. what they don't need is a tent encampment. >> you have 18 questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, caller. you have two minutes to speak. >> hi, sarah ogolvie. and i'm calling in support of this ordinance today. there's over 7,000 existing homeless residents in the city and at this time there's not enough supporting housing units for them to shelter in place. and many residents of shelters and navigation centers have been transitioned into hotel rooms, but supervisor fewer acknowledged at this hearing today that the costs associated with putting every homeless person in a hotel room for the duration of the pandemic was unrealistic. the park is an available resource that can be safely be staffed to meet the needs of the residents who will be placed there. the city officials are smart enough and imaginative enough to come up with an exi

some people say the markings and city parks are human parking spaces. they are circles. they are spaced 6 feet apart, and make sure the partygoers do not get too close to each other. you will be able to find them at city parks like the little merino green, washington park and north beach, even dolores park in the mission district. >> we wanted to put it in four separate corners of the city, this is a pilot program, we wanted to see how it would work out for memorial day weekend. >> the human parking spaces are drawn at basically no cost to the city, they would normally march a sports field in san francisco, which are mostly empty. >>> let's check in with kyla grogan, for people that like it hot, they are going to get it. >> yes, if you're craving summer it will show up early for us, as we get through the weekend and particularly into next week. today is a lovely day. i want to mention that we have a strong onshore flow. there is a gale force wind warning for the coast on the bay area, you can see that winds are at 36 miles an hour, waves are up to 10 feet. they produce w

parking lots at all city parks are closed through sunday and you cannot park around lake maren. the city of oakland has also banned for trucks and vendors at the parks. you can still go out and run, walk and bike, but the gatherings, they are discouraged. the city also has investors out there is also police keeping an eye and enforcing the rules. >>> an 86-year-old wild fire survivor from santa rosa has had a rough few years but is finally back on. here's showing us her loved ones are helping her celebrate the special homecoming. >> reporter: a pandemic ritual, the drive-by celebration. the santa rosa neighborhood turned out for the vet is back housewarming. she blew kisses and hugs as she was moving back to jesse court. >> i'm over joined and overwhelmed, and i fling very grateful. >> reporter: they raised a family there and there home her late husband loved. one of the fires. >> her home was underinsured to her coverage for contents went to construction. she battled her insurance company because her rebuild was delayed by medical crisis. >> if she was diagnosed with cancer rig

>>and possibly even shut down the park's again, the parks have been shut down since march 27th.f you're wondering why the other 10 parks are not reopening to make a clean sweep 23 parks because they're still working on staff members looking at the situation. but the goal is to ultimately reopen all 23 parks as far as the 13 parks are reopened at this particular time. closes at 7 o'clock at night. they will monitor it very closely they'll even asked some of the people going on the trail step get their opinions on what they can possibly do better do they like. some of the new changes. too many parks, a mention, but fortunately robin marty we have a website kron 4 dot com. go there. and it will tell you all the parks that are now going to reopen and san mateo county just in time for this warm weather. back to you or you go all right well, thanks a lot for mentioned the website as well because of plenty of information there as will said robin. >>states begin to ease stay at home orders many are allowing businesses to reopen including gyms but here in california, those gyms and their

and parking lots. >>told outdoor shows events in gatherings if we don't have space we will not survive and we're going to go bankrupt and there's going to be lives lost and jobs. >>thousands 10's of thousands of jobs lost there are going to recover and it doesn't have to happen that way if we can if we can find more space to school. >>and lyman owns several bars in san francisco and is also the president of the city's entertainment commission. he says the new entertainment scene will probably involve less big acts in focus more on local talent. as many challenges lie ahead for business owners in the city. he says it's also an opportunity to make some changes. >>i think we're poised right now for renaissance and the city art and culture. i think that art and culture isn't just going to be apart of the economic rebuilding of our neighborhoods but i think it actually might be the main driving force and and that's only if we all get together and we make it so well as we mentioned the night life scene here

a national day led by new york city parks and the san francisco and parks department to thank our parkf those park professionals across the country who have played essential roles in helping keep our community safe and helping our community to be able to enjoy parks and preserve semblance of their physical health and mental well-being. >> mark: in new york city there is green tonight and tonight the sales force tower will be green in honor of our park responders and today many of us are wearing green in support of our co-workers and park professionals around the country. on social media people are shouting out to local park employees using the hashtag going green. today is a day where we celebrate not just our park professionals in san francisco but park professionals all over the country for doing their part to respond to this crazy pandemic. the way i want to conclude is with a special appreciation video i think you will like in honor of your recreation and park department staff. show. wake up everybody, no more sleeping in bed, no more thinking ahead. world changed so very much from

the park in the parking lot so that means you to ride your bike you walk you run to the beaches and in marine county, you can even go to the beaches and parks because they shut that down but in san mateo county. >>that is still possibly an option a lot of people they had to the parks right you can do that so long as the park that you want to visit is within 10 miles of your home you can still go fishing. the call ahead some of your favorite fish in places might be close. during this time if you go hiking and a lot of people like to hike with friends. you can do that but make sure it is a trail that is open to the public. and when you do go with your friends make sure that you practice social distance wear a mask and then stay 6 feet apart from each other there's something really interesting. >>you are being discouraged to have backyard barbecues reason being it's not a legal right, but you can do that, but they're discouraging it because backyard barbecues tend to have a lot of people you grab the same plate you share food. >>kind of hard to eat obviously with a mask on so it's just be

the neighborhood is packed with beach parking anyway. >> anybody that's parking illegally on the side of the road is getting a coronavirus pandemic ticket of $170 and we've seen thousands of them the volunteer fire department is taking the vintage of the near gridlock. fundraising to upgrade some medical equipment. the chief says and so far, so good. >> i think everybody is trying to be on their best behavior. >> reporter: the chief says he also expects even more people tomorrow. >>> in the east bay, people were cooling off accra memorial beach in alameda today, many people, but not as packed as apart. ches in san francisco asv people were a bit more spread out at the parks, once you go inland we spotted medical out for a stroll in walnut creek enjoying the hot weather there, some even set up for memorial day picnics, but we didn't see any big crinstead it looked like everybody was keeping their distance from one another. paul heggen is joining us now and i don't want to say the worst is yet to come but the hotter stuff is yet to come. >> the peak of the heat wave is actually not toda

some city parks that have pickle ball, bocce ball disc golf and tennis courts and state parks in her shoes with a time. reopened over the weekend. >> i am relieved. i really appreciate the city i appreciate them opening up the public park and courts again for us. >> they could avoid the fines if they follow the social distance rules. >> we are playing signals heard to keep the 6 feet rules and we want to follow the guidelines. >> reporter: at the mayfair skate park visitors say that they have been responsible. >> we are wearing a mask and people are wearing these and keeping a distance. >> reporter: the focus with skateboarding is individual skate parks never needed to close. >> we are not huddled up, you know? were not all huddled up and lifting weights next to each other, it should have been allowed from the start. >> reporter: ktvu cameras did not find law enforcement officers enforcing the social distancing rules and their was no information online regarding the cleaning schedules in the parks. the community centers youth program locations off leash dog park and pulls remain clos

crowded parks in the region. >>and speaking of parks and cemetery county 13 will finally reopen in about 90 minutes from now. but if you're thinking about going to those parks there are new rules that i have to tell you about and i'll tell you about that just a few minutes from now. >>and a live look outside before we go the sun is up the traffic is coming in we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza so 80 west if you have to use it a nice we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression.

parking lots and city parks are closed through sunday. you cannot park around lake merritt. oakland has also banned food trucks and vendors, you can get out and run, walk, and bake it, but the big gatherings are discouraged, the city will have ambassadors out there as well as police, monitoring and enforcing these rules. >> reporter: an 86-year-old fire survivor is back home after nearly 3 years. her home was completely destroyed in a fire in santa rosa. her neighbors had given her a drive-by homecoming, welcoming her back. she and her late husband raised their family and that home, one of thousands completely destroyed by the fire in 2017. >> i am overjoyed, overwhelmed then i am very grateful. we chose this place when we moved here in 1969. >> reporter: they chose a nice neighborhood, the home is redesigned so that her daughter, son and line and for grandsons can live with her. >>> the owners of san francisco's oldest gay bar forced to close down, community support is a plan to reopen, the owner of the studded bars say the economic fallout from the pandemic is too much for

>>> breaking news, a tree comes crashing down in a san francisco park, we are getting reports of people hurt. >>> the city is facing a new challenge, keeping vulnerable populations cool while also keeping them apart. >>> we are halfway through the heat wave, one more day of extreme heat, i'm tracking were record high temperatures in >>> california's lawns get the green light to reopen but they won't all make the cut at first. >>> how seeing huge crowds have health experts drying parallels to another deadly pandemic, the lessons we can learn from the spanish flu. >>> breaking news in san francisco. >> five people are hurt after part of a tree came crashing down in washington square park. this is the park in the city's north beach neighborhood, these are live pictures coming in from the scene. we are being told it was a tree limb that fell onto a group of people, the good news here, people telling us that injuries are minor, no word on what caused the tree to fall in the first place and you can see a lot of emergency crews there. there have been other incidents of people being injured at

the park will be staggering arrival times. also new thermal imaging technology to screen your temperature of all guests, all employees before entering the theme park. new technology for touchless bag checks and all guests over the age of two years old, they're going to have to wear face coverings, and employees will be required to wear a mask. there will be one-way foot traffic to prevent guests from walking into each other. tomorrow walt disney world plans to submit its reopening plan for its orlando area theme park. still no word on when the theme parks reopen, but it's hoping early june. disneyland in anaheim has no reopening time line since california shelter-at-home orders are still in effect and are much stricter than florida. we also reached out to great america today in santa clara and a spokesperson told us at this time it has no update on its reopening plan. but i'm sure many teens and families are excited for these parks to reopen. but all parks expect attendance levels to be low still hesitant about getting out the

there is talk of creating park lutz right here where i'm standing in parking spaces. apparently the city of binnish is one of those that have talked about that if that happens that will allow for even further distancing and restaurants, especially the smaller ones live in benicia dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan kerman and we have a look at the latest coronavirus numbers on the bay area more than 11,000 confirmed cases, 415 people have died alameda county has the most cases more than 2690 deaths. you can find a complete list of cases broken down by county on our website kron 4 dot com. california's top educator says that long awaited guidance on how to reopen schools could to happen in a matter of days today, educators from all over the state weighed in on what they believe that process should look like kron four's jonathan mccall is live in the newsroom with some of their concerns jonathan, you know a lot of folks easily into paying for these guidelines come out educators taking part in this virtual conversation this morning say they are all excited to get bac

last park is a future park. it is the future park site. it is .45-acres south of market between ministry to the north and bordered by 11th street to the west. future park sited occupied. not yet developed. future park sight has 20.788% existing shadow load this would additional 1.438% for total of 22.26%. new shadow in th in the evening% of the park area. the shadow would fall on the northwest, southwest and southeast quadrants. dates of maximum shading may 17 and july 26. largest shadows may 31, july 12 at 6p. 11679 square feet. that concludes the shadow load for the seven parks. this slide is just to provide broader context. it is the pipeline project which includes 10 south vanness and 30 vanness which you will be hearing. in addition to the surrounding neighborhood and parks. projects are in orange, collective shadows in blue with darker representing more frequent shadows. light blue more occasional shadows. the shadows more frequently surrounding the project footprint and dissipate away from the project site. in closing, i want to hig

park hours are extended for an hour.he closed school grounds can be used on wednesday. >> so excited. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they took action for real change. they have proven that children can also have a place in community parks. nhk world. in our next, we meet some high school students who voiced their displeasure and dare to take action. >> there's a rule that says students can only wear them has come under scrutiny. in winter the temperature drops to below freezing and there can be heavy snow but they're not popular for school guards often only wearing socks even when it's freezing cold. >> high school girls are at a sensitive age wearing beige tights looks unnatural and is not cool. >> the students ask their school to allow black tights because it's the color the girls usually wear but they weren't sure how many supported the idea. so they put out a questionnaire to students and parents. they collected more than 1,300 answers and nearly 90% were in favor of allowing tights. they presented their request to

the parks would have one-way foot traffic like some of the supermarkets.arkers on rides would allow for social distancing and the attractions would be disinfected frequently. hand washing, sanitizing stations set up throughout the park six flags discovery kingdom and hurricane harbor still waiting for the green light to open their doors. >>> more local news ahead at 5:30. signs of people to get back to normal. health experts warn of history repeating itself. how the spanish flu could provide critical lessons to how we reopen today. >>> the heartbreaking ending to the search for a 5-year-old boy who went missing during a family gathering on the river. his family's anger at how the search was handled. >>> a lot of people have time on their hands these days. one woman in santa rosa decided instead >>> you're watching five kpix5 at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming cbsn bay area. more local news at 5:30. a live look from walnut creek as the bay area swelter's on day two of the spring heatwave. just ahead, we take a check on record breaking temperature

speakers will be at the losgathot park. it concludes with a 21-gun salute, taps and kbhents from a retired general. >>> what the crew members found on the ship that barely surprised. and a family cranking out efficient gear. >>> you can believe it? we are entering week 11 of our stay at home order. and as the weather warms up, more people itching to get outside. the park rangers in the east bay are on patrol making sure that everyone is keepings they distance. robert doyle from the park district. thanks for joining me. what do the crowds look like this weekend? >> pk. we've had to close some parking lots just because they're full. so we're really busy. really proud of what the staff is doing out there. but we're the only game in town. and that's the way it's been. it's been like a holiday every day, and the staff is trying to do its best. >> what about the people visitinging? are they following the rules, the guidelines? >> most people are following the rules. we have a few people baa it's very hot in the east bay. it's goi

i'm in favor of the parking. >> at most parks that reopened their half the amount of normal parking spaces available. >> we checked online and figured it out because we did not want to come if we could not get out and move around. >> the great outdoors in the covid-19 era means facemasks and shields for park rangers. >> the deputy director of the state parks department said visitors should still be local and not cross county lines and don't expect your normal nature outing because new visitor guidelines are in place. >> at some beaches coolers and beach chairs are not allowed and at some of the parks we have trails that are one-way. and we are also asking people to take hand sanitizer. >> 36 state parks are still temporarily closed and one third are in the bay area. rangers can and have issued citations mostly for illegal parking but the goal is education. they ask visitors to maintain six the distance. >> santa cruz is in a mice bubble. we have low infection rate and i would like to see it continue that way. >> it is a delicate balance increasing access to the parks and managing crowds es

the park still under post-pandemic restrictions to keep people healthy.he man in charge to do that here is head of oerngss andrew bolstein. >> we have the space around everybody. >> reporter: every line has markers to stay three feet away. at entrances and even while on rides like pirates of the caribbean. >> as our guests are loading in, we putt an empty set between each group and row between each of the rows. >> reporter: at the park visitors get constant reminders to keep a safe distance from each other at the restaurants entire tables are being blocked off. >> all the restaurants, the menus are same we don't do the phase. we will have a buffet concept and we'll serve it for you. >> reporter: hand sanitizer is available at restaurants and stores, mobile payments encouraged theaters stay shut parades limited. no fireworks to discourage crowds you can still see your favorite characters, just don't get that close. mickey and the gang are social distancing just like everybody else no shaking hands or hugging. that has to wait for safer times. and, when a d

no parking aation to lake no park at allci s or food trucks at the parks through sundays, as well. you can expect city ambassadors to be roaming around, reminding people to stay six feet apart. the mayor is continuing the campaign of give the lake a break, to give people more options to spread out, the city will be shut none public roads. >> we are not allowing any sort of vending in any of our parks. we have closed parking lots at all of our parks, but we edmber of streets to our slow street movement. >> and if or when oakland police officers will be available, they'll be patrolling the area, as well, educating people about the changes. it is a fine line between a kdn campaign here in oakland. >>> new video of an overnight fire that damaged a store with adult books in santa clara. firefighters found flames leap from gas meter outside the building on el camino. they say it might have started as a vegetation fire knee bi. the fire caused smoke damage on the inside. no reports of any injuries. >>> that late night fire cops as santa clara county moves to phase two of reopening. that m

they'll have to be parked at least six feet apart. also a limited number of restrooms will be available for shoppers. masks are not required inside the mall, but individual stores may insist you wear one before you're allowed to go shopping inside. >>> wineries are getting ready to welcome guests back now for tastings. katherine hall of napa valley's hall wine says the last few months have been tough. half of their business comes from their tasting rooms, but they adjusted and didn't have to furlough any employees. >> the folks that were working the tasting room are now conducting online tastings. they can have a party with zoom, and they can have one of our senior educators world cup through a flight of wines with them. >> creative ideas but they just want to bring everyone back. when wineries do open, all of them, things will be different. reservations will be required to keep tasting rooms for getting too crowded. and those spit cups for leftover wine, well, they'll now be disposable. >>> reopening plans are in the works at theme p

>>the city's rec and park department says they're borrowing the concept from brooklyn's domino park, giving it a try here as a pilot project putting down these socially distanced circles right before what is expected to be a war memorial day weekend is not a coincidence, especially here in the morris park which mayor breed threatened to close down earlier this month because of crowds gathering here but it wasn't never completely out of and i have to say it was not a crowd years or anything. >>but there were groups of 1015 20 people who are drinking together cons colby who lives nearby thinks the circles are much better solution that shutting down a popular park in this dense urban area to go crazy to stay inside and many people don't have a garden they live in an apartment building what are they supposed to do you need fresh air you need to green. >>rec and parks as they are not meant to be an enforcement tool, but like the signs they have posted the circles are just a visual reminder to help people use the park safely. those inside this family circle like the clarity they bring beca

i am in favor of the limited parking. >> reporter: most parks reopen, they are half the amount of normal parking spaces available. >> we checked online and figured it out, because we did not want to come if we could not come out and move around. >> reporter: the great outdoors in the covid-19 aramaeans facemasks and shields for park ridge are. this is not business as usual. the deputy director of the state parks department says visitors should still be local and not cross county lines, and don't expect your normal nature outings. the visitor guidelines are in place. >> at some bleachers, coolers and mixtures are not allowed, at some parks revlon trails that are one-way trails. were also asking people to take hand sanitizer with them. >> reporter: 36 state parks are still temporarily closed, one third of which are in the bay area and include one in alameda county, one in contra costa county, sin gregorio in san mateo, and the sonoma coast state park. rangers can and have issued citations, mostly for illegal parking. officials say the goal is education, they ask visitors to maintain physic

signs and parking officers tell me no signs, they can't give out tickets. that explained why none of these cars on this block got a ticket. >> they're all torn down. >> reporter: someone vandalized all the signs. by early afternoon, many no parking signs around the lake have been ripped away. so oakland police had to go up to every driver to tell them about the parking ban. >> now that the signs are down, i think it was a protest for people to say no signs, you can't ticket me. >> reporter: earlier in the morning when the signs were still up, parking enforcement officers made the round and gave out a lot of tickets, including this cyclist. >> i took some pictures because there's no sign indicating that you can't park right here. so i'll protest the ticket for sure. >> reporter: oakland city leaders decided to ban food trucks and street parking adjacent to lake merritt because they're fed up with large parties and lack of social distancing. >> because if you can't park, you can't lay out. >> reporter: some neighbors support the ban. >> when the sun came out,

parking spaces. hello again. >>> frank is off tonight. the circles can currently be found. washington course part. the city's recreational park department is putting the circles at the jackson playground tomorrow. our reporter joins us now with reaction to this new effort. >> this idea first came from new york city where they tried it at a park there. they said why not give it a shot here. with talk with some people who said they were a little bit skeptical. other people told us they loved it.>> take a walk in the park and you may see one of these. why circles in the grass. >> we did not notice them until we walked back. >> the new markings are spaced six feet apart. more are being drawn up with other popular city parks. such as washington square park. >> i thought it was pretty smart. >> the circles encouraged him it was safe to socialize outside. >> this is one the few times i left.>> some were skeptical about the parks human parking spots. >> i thought it was a little far-fetched. then they say th

parks district says this is just one of a few parks with closed parking lots. >>i so that are close these mostly those are ones that serve up the areas and group activities so force with those not allow those parking areas and then you know for that reason however most of the park district acres remains a school for exercise, i'm walking i being a reading forces whatnot it's really about exercising not socializing during 19 types. >>if you want to learn more about what's closed and what's open at east bay regional parks district go to our website kron 4 dot com and look for this story just in time for the holiday weekend dine-in restaurants wineries in pubs will be allowed to reopen in sonoma county the noma county receive the state's approval to move further along and stays to reopen an effective at midnight restaurants and food facilities can open for outdoor dining only winery's tasting rooms, bars and pubs may offer curbside pickup delivery and outdoor meals summer day camps and other recreational programs can provide child care and supervision of children

it is not easy to find parking anywhere around here because most of the public parking is shut down, ana, and that is not conducive to bringing your tent and your cooler and setting up some sort of barbecue pit or whatever the case may be. it's sort of compliance by inability to access in some ways as well. and we're seeing people wearing their masks. you'll have a bike rider come behind me with a nice bright yellow mask on showing that the folks here do indeed -- peace sign. thank you. pay attention to the rules and as you know, all along, californians have sort of followed along a little more diligently with some of the social distancing rules. >> and yet i know people there have been hit just as hard financially and economically as anywhere else, paul. the city of santa monica has taken a huge financial hit. how long -- you talked to the mayor there earlier. how long did they expect to -- it to take to recover? >> reporter: years. and in fact, they're forecasting a budget deficit of something like $240 million into the year 2022 and the problem is they just lost all of their hotel

>>parking won't be an issue anymore because they've designated parking spots telling people not to staytes, max because flo equals business equals money. a lot of people this is the way it works right now rate. i mean its curbside pickup you can go inside talk to your friends at the coffee shop for a long time. one they won't lie in of course too. it's just not the way we do business anymore. it's all about curbside this is the heart of downtown hayward this is the business district on the street. here's darcey anderson, not just the customer. but also a business owner as well your reaction to what many cities are doing things just like this i think it's important to support local community and businesses small business owners. so if you have to give up parking for just a little bit i think it's vital. >>this is the heart of the community. these are the people th our corporations and those type of things that deserve. >>our attention you know they're struggling to survive and i think it's very vital to give up some parking for just a little tiny bit of time i just to support your local