sal loretta. how are you? -lemonis: nice to meet you. -sal: nice to meet you. i'm one of the owners here. how are you doing? lemonis: good. i was just getting to meet fabio. sal: fabio's been with me a long time, so he's a -- my brother-in-law. i started the business when i was 17 years old in my garage, and it just exploded. and look at this. i mean... lemonis: so it's been a very profitable year so far? sal: yeah. i mean, when i mean "profitable," the businesses do well. the only problem is the debt. this place took a lot of money to build. lemonis: how much debt's on the books? sal: about $1.5 million. we couldn't pay the contractors, and we would have to use credit cards. there was no financing here. you go to the bank, and they say, "what are you building? a sports complex, embroidery? sal, what the hell is going on over there?" flat-out no. "too risky." lemonis: fabio, how do you describe the business to people? fabio: hmm. the business itself, it's complicated. there is a lot going on in here. it's hard to really just put it all in a nutshell really quic

we look familiar to you? sal: yes. michael: i would like some clarification, because i have been talking to you at length, and i'm just trying to get paid. lemonis: i've tried to help you. michael's tried to help you. and you just struggle with people straight with people. sal: i never, ever did anything -- anything at all to go ahead and try to break this deal whatsoever. lemonis: did you take money out of the business that you weren't supposed to? sal: to pay some of my expenses that i had. -lemonis: personal expenses? -sal: yeah. lemonis: you never got my permission to do that. sal: i understand that. lemonis: money was going into the business, and he still wasn't paid. that was our biggest sticking point -- that our landlord get paid. then, i come to pick up the printer after our deal falls apart, and they tell me that it's sold. michael: you're caught with your pants down. gina: leave him alone! he can't pay anything. he can't even defend himself. michael: there is no defense. don't defend guilty people. -gina: i'm

greetings and sal you tell you shims want to know all right with country after country nation after nation citizen after citizen on lockdown do its due to stay at home orders all around the world for many their only real connection to what's going on in the world outside their own neighborhoods and communities comes from the television news and online and print journalism they consume but given the partisan and carnival nature of the ratings and click hungry united states news media going into this pandemic many were as you can imagine.

sal? >>> you are absolutely right, steve. e's not much going on, and today has been a good day for the traffic department here, if you will. you can see 280 on san jose looks very good with no major issues. san mateo bridge also looks very nice and no problems coming in on 880. we are looking at the toll plaza as well. so, we have a good commute, even though there are many out there. 7:31, let's go back to the headlines. >>> summit breaking news here, pleading guilty to conspiracy charges in connection to the college admissions scandal. for months they maintained innocence, but new court filings show the two will plead guilty to at least some of the charges. she and her husband were set to go to trial in october. prosecutors say they paid half $1 million to get their daughters into usc as athletic recruits. >>> breaking news this time about the economy. labor to permit just released the what labor department released the latest numbers. 2 million more americans have filed for unemployment. that is down in claims from the week

let's head over to sal , you á never know what is the case. á >> there is a crash on the bay á bridge is lingering trafficá there on the span, you can see á it for yourself here. á it was worse just a few minutesá ago, and it shows you traffic á volume is light. á it was almost at a standstill, and áas kevin moves the camera to the left you can see that th trafficá backup extended all the áway down to the incline á section, all the way across the bridge áá but again, it cleared the crashá that was on fremont street on á the other side of the tunnel. á but, traffic is recovering now,á and if you wait a few minutes, it should be completely leared. á it's 7:02. á >>> governor newsom's plan of phase two begins today. á we will bring in ktvu 's sara zendehnam áto bring you the á details. á sarah, good morning. >> good morning, gasia. á it can be hard to track all áthese changes. á california went into phase two á on may 8th, but counties with á more strict restrictions can á kind of process and decide whená they want to start their reopening'. today áthere are three counties in the bay are

sal khan, founder of khan academy. a great resource and video lessons and all sorts of topics for k through 12 and more coming out this summer. thank you so much for sndin today. really appreciate it. >> thanks for h. >> a ghlk we have a few more minutes with sal khan over on our live stream. stay right there. don't hang up. when we come bac we run out of time. i'll see you later back on air. >> we're back staying on topics with schools and education. our special correspondent dr. patel is sharing insight on what we should expect in the fall. >> on today's doctor's note i wan to briefly talk about the challenges of reopening schools and giving a shoutout to everyone who is helping children get through this pandemic. standing ovation to all of those parents and care-takers home schooling right now. so many of you have reached out to me with stories about how much your juggling and it is commendable. also it is not a one-way effort. so another round of applause to all of the educators out there who are findk innovative ways to keep students engaged. with schools close the education process is completely shook but in addition millions of

greetings and sal you take. as i've stated before sometimes it takes a life or death crisis to reveal someone's true colors especially when it comes to our political leaders take us senate leader mitch mcconnell who this week showed us just once again how little he cares about the plight of the american people on a recent conference call with house republicans discussing the you know the latest 3 trillion dollar code 19 relief package politico is now reporting that the corporate job will himself promise.

greetings and sal you tell you shims want to know all right with country after country nation after nationcitizen after citizen on lockdown do its due to stay at home orders all around the world for many their only real connection to what's going on in the world outside their own neighborhoods and communities comes from the television news and online and print journalism they consume but given the part of some carnival nature of the ratings and click hungry united states news media going into this pandemic many were as you can imagine the right bully concerned about what kind of news they'd be getting however.

greetings and sal you tell you shims want to know all right with country after country nation after nation citizen after citizen on lockdown do its due to stay at home orders all around the world for many their only real connection to what's going on in the world outside their own neighborhoods and communities comes from the television news and online and print journalism they consume but given the partisan and carnival nature of the ratings and click hungry united states news media going into this pandemic many were as you can imagine.

greetings and sal you tell you should want to know all right with country after country nation after. nation citizen after citizen on lockdown do its due to stay at home orders all around the world for many their only real connection to what's going on in the world outside their own neighborhoods and communities comes from the television news and online and print journalism they consume but given the partisan and carnival nature of the ratings and click congress united states news media going into this pandemic many were as you can imagine right bully concerned about what kind of news they'd be getting however now just a few months into this pandemic according to pew research here in the united states numbers of majority feel that the us news media has handled coverage of this pandemic rather well in fact 69 percent to be exact in fact the percentage of those who say the media was exaggerating the threat of the virus has dropped from 62 percent in march to 48 percent in april that includes a decline in the portion saying the media have greatly exaggerated the risks as well from 37 per

greetings and sal you. welcome back everyone to another start of another week's worth of hawk watching here on our t.v. you know there is so much out there to cover so today let's kick things off with a story about coverage a little too much coverage if you will i'm talking of course about the news that last week both republicans and democrats in the u.s. senate joined together to pass the usa freedom reauthorization act of 2020. not surprisingly the us safe.

greetings and sal you take us we start things off today with 2 of the most iconic american means of self-expression in self-defense i'm talking of course about protests and guns since the 2016 bundy family great american takeover of the malheur wildlife refuge it seems that many white conservative or libertarian minded activists just can't seem to leave their guns at home when it comes time to start a protest especially in the air out of code 19 bloomberg reported on may 14th that michigan has closed down its capital and canceled its legislative session rather than face the possibility of an armed protest and death threats against democratic governor gretchen well yes the armed protesters who made headlines back in early may for their want to be red dawn wolverine's style approach to 21st century white right wing activism have right in the state of michigan's elected a bill.

greetings and sal you take us as i've stated before sometimes it takes a life or death crisis to reveal someone's true colors especially when it comes to our political leaders take us senate leader mitch mcconnell who this week showed us just once again how little he cares about the plight of the american people a recent conference call with house republicans discussing the you know the latest 3 trillion $1.19 relief package politico is now reporting that the corporate joel himself promised the beefed up unemployment.

greetings and sal you taishan see as another week comes to a close and a new one begins here in the early months of 2020 the year of coded 19 i think it's important we kind of take a moment to see where things stand is as of the taping of this broadcast around the world covered 19 is in fact over 2000000 people as quickly closing in on 3 resulting in close to 200000 deaths that we know of and if that wasn't bad enough now david beasley the head of the united nations world food programme told us on tuesday that covert 19 has exam.

you? we invoke the name of miss boston, as fisher, at the dinner table almost nightly, and that was years ago! >> all right! well, salre. and you have given us some great ones too. >> absolutely. >>> well, let's talk about this commute that seems to be digitally picking up over the last few days, especially in places like the bay bridge. we have had a backup building between, let's say, 6:00 and 8:00, 6:30, and 8:00. if you want to wait a while it will get better. here is a look at interstate 80 in oakland. traffic is moving along nicely, there, with no major issues. it's going to be hot today, let's bring steve back in. >>> it is indeed, sal. one more day, and tomorrow i think you will have a huge fog bank, it is trying to make its way north and south, but just too much resistance in the form of high pressure. i don't think will get to record highs. the window is slightly on shore, and there is some fog creeping up the coast, but it has a ways to go and that will be tonight and tomorrow. 70s already for some, a couple of 50s, but mainly 70s, even san jose and concorde already 70 degrees. there's a little west wind,

. >> thank you sal. dr. anthony fauci will testify before a senate committee this morning, here's the focus of that hearing which is about reopening the country and the trump administration response to the crisis. >> reporter: for senior health officials with the federal government will testify before the committee this morning is scheduled to start just about a half hour from now but the process will be different, they will be testifying by video instead of in person and this is as a precaution after several staff members of the white house tested positive for coronavirus. dr. anthony fauci and the government's leading authority on infectious diseases will testify. he is expected to issue a stark warning to the nation about the danger of reopening too quickly. in an email to the new york times last night, he said quote, we risk the danger multiple outbreaks throughout the country. this will actually set us back on our quest to return to normal. under the white houses on guidelines, states are not supposed t

greetings and sal you take. as i've stated before sometimes it takes a life or death crisis to reveal someone's true colors especially when it comes to our political leaders take us senate leader mitch mcconnell who this week showed us just once again how little he cares about the plight of the american people on a recent conference call with house republicans discussing the you know the latest 3 trillion dollar code 19 relief package politico is now reporting that the corporate job will himself promise that beefed up unemployment benefits and acted earlier this spring will not be in the next bill and the mcconnell said that republicans are going to quote clean up the democrats' crazy policy that is paying people more to remain unemployed than they would earn if they went back to work in other words promising but the unemployment benefits keeping millions upon millions upon millions of u.s. citizens afloat during these times of crisis will be no more by the end of july essentially forcing you back into the low p

greetings and sal you take. we start things off today with 2 of the most iconic american means of self-expression in self-defense i'm talking course about protests and guns since the 2016 bundy family great american takeover of the malheur wildlife refuge it seems that many white conservative or libertarian minded activists just can't seem to leave their guns at home when it comes time to start a protest especially in the era of coded 19 bloomberg reported on may 14th that michigan has closed down its capital and canceled its legislative session rather than face the possibility of an armed protest and death threats against democratic governor gretchen whitmer yes the armed protesters who made headlines back in early may for their want to be red dawn wolverine's style approach to 21st century white right wing activism have righton the state of michigan's elected officials so deeply that they decided to stay at home rather than legislate thus preventing every taxpaying resident of the state of michigan a smoothly

i thought i would see sal sitting next to you. sal is going to be talking about traffic, he is not there right now. steve paulson is nearby. do you want to talk about weather? >> okay, talk about traffic. >> go ahead. >> okay, and the inland areas, another warm or hot day. from the west southwest, trust me on this, it has tapped into heavy duty moisture for the end of may. in fact, it is may be record- setting for some. northern california into oregon, it looks like it will be right over the bay area. by tomorrow morning, i would say 5:00 to one a clock is the prime time. low and high clouds. it cooler. the wind is picking up and a delta, we had 50s on most of the temperatures. everyone is pretty close, due to the cloud cover. the wind is gusting to 35. below is moving in, it has been sitting down there for a week, but now it is making its move. it has tremendous moisture. we have to watch out for not only thunderstorms, but lightning, a possibility out of this and not only scattered showers but maybe even heavy downpours. napa and

greetings and sal you take us we start things off today with 2 of the most iconic american means of self-expression in self-defense i'm talking course about protests and gun laws since the 2016 bundy family great american takeover of them our wildlife refuge it seems that many white conservative or libertarian minded activists just can't seem to leave their guns at home when it comes time to stop.

greetings and sal you. welcome back everyone to another start of another week's worth of hawk watching here on our t.v. you know there is so much out there to cover so today let's kick things off with a story about coverage a little too much coverage if you will i'm talking of course about the news that last week both republicans and democrats in the u.s. senate joined together to pass the usa freedom reauthorization act of 2020. not surprisingly the usa freedom reauthorization act has nothing to do with freedom and everything to do with codifying indorsing in ultimately legalizing once again the national security and surveillance state that we all call this current version of the united states of america you see after expiring back in march the freedom act reauthorization restores government powers that lets law enforcement collect tangible things tangible things related to national security investigations without a warrant requiring only approval from a secret court the buys a court that has reportedly rub

just do the hashtag, ktvu on facebook, twitter, or instagram. >> thank you, sal. ow, 7:58. >>> you know i love ice cream, and ben & jerry's is teaming up again with netflix for another unique ice cream that's perfect, if you like a sweet and salty taste. the new limited-edition ice cream, called chip happens, has a classic chocolate chip ice cream, fudge chips, and are you ready, crunchy potato chip swirls. this is all inspired by the netflix baking competition show, called nailed it. where amateur bakers try to make edible works of art. >>> 7:58. gearing up for mother's day this sunday, local florists are coming into stock up for deliveries, and they are starting to offer curbside pickup. the flower mart reopened april 22nd, a local flower shop expanding their service after eased restrictions. while it has been a busy week, the general manager hopes sales continue as this is the peak season for most flowers. >>> time is 7:59. today around the world, ceremonies are being held to mark 75 years, the end of world war ii in europe. the queen will make a rare, televised

you. the time is 7:50. first, sal, i am applauding your music selection. off the hook, again. >> thank you very much, i appreciate that. you know what? we have a couple more coming up . right now we don't have much coming up when it comes to traffic, which is good. though, we do see more slow traffic. let's talk about that, san mateo bridge, westbound 92, you can see the traffic there is going to be a little bit crowded. i wouldn't say it's slow, but all of a sudden we do have a lot of people out there. and we also do have people driving to the bay bridge, though that seems a lot more spacious, a lot more spread out there with no major issues. at 7:51. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> all right, sal, thank you, sir. we are starting with a lot of low clouds in place, and a lot of 40s to the north, and 50s for areas around the peninsula, also east bay and south bay. one little last piece of energy in the sierra nevada did produce rain in tahoe, and higher elevation snow. was this the last rain of the season? from hayward on down to fremont , fiz

greetings and sal you take. since the start of the pandemic amazon dot com has quickly become one of the most essential tools of survival during these bizarre and brutal stay at all times from groceries to face masks to board games you can damn near find anything you may need or desire to help you survive. i've been good through living in these sequestered in this sequestered era but apparently one thing not a bailable the order of the on line giant is workers' rights and a little thing called courage at least that's according to top engineer and now former.

back to pam. >>> thank you, sal, we have breaking news to tell you about, the u.s.epartment had announced another 2.1 million americans file for unemployment benefits last week. the labor department reports a total of 21 million americans have applied for unemployment insurance and see pandemic it. the weekly number is better than wall street was expecting. it looks like a slightly higher opening after the report. the california academy of sciences announced 110 of the employees are being laid off, 92 are furloughed, and 160 are facing pay cuts. the academy has been closed since march 12, a handful of staff care for the animals inside. no visitors mean no ticket sales and no revenue. the organization's executive director says they predict a $12 million decrease in revenue. >>> sanford administrators say the school is facing unprecedented launches due to the pandemic, the university president announced that the economic problems were in a letter to the entire campus, the school is predicting a negative impact of $267 million. departments are told to prepare for massi

>> thank you so much, sal. thank you for noticing artisans as being an important part of our bay area community. there is a booming economy and the go to place for so many things. technology, entertainment and culture. the rising cost of the pandemic is hard. they are trying to sell art for living in order to pay rent, pay mortgage and take care of your family. it has really been hard and today we just asked everyone that is out there to understand that artists are in important part of what keeps us happy. day out the arts are the original do-it-yourselfers. they've been making art since we've been humans and we need to support them as much as we can. >> joanne, can you explain to us why for example, the mission district, an area that i grew up and would not be the mission without the art that is there. some of the murals and the shops and paintings things you can buy. if that was all gone it would be a different neighborhood completely. are we in danger of losing that kind of thing from san francisco neighborho

. >> all right, thank you, sal. >>> the city of san jose has no lifted restrictions affecting many outdoor activities. this weekend, the city reopened tennis courts, skate parks, horseshoe pits, and other sections of several city parks. that allowed people across san jose who have spent weeks sheltering in-home to enjoy some badly needed fun in the sun. >> reporter: to be able to get of the apartment, after two months of it it's been intense. >> the city of san jose is still enforcing strict social distancing rules. violators could face a $100 fine. >>> coming up at 7:45 today, sam liccardo will join us live to talk about the changes at the city parks. he will also give an update on the city's proposal to let some city businesses operate outdoors and give us the latest on san jose's growing budget problems during this pandemic. >> our time is just about 4:03. california has 68,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. the death toll from the coronavirus is now 2700. here in the bay era, there are 2800 confirmed cases. over the weekend more than 100 new cases were confirmed here in the bay ar

sal will look at this and he will also be playing music for you with sal's traffic jams, that can all coming up on mornings on 2. are you tired of clean clothesy fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening today, the walnut creek city council is holding a special meeting to discuss plans for reopening businesses. this comes as the east bay times says that the city is facing a budget deficit. the city relies tax from it's shopping district and revenue from it's center for the arts. sales tax revenue dropped 80% in the past few mops. >>> more than 1,000 religious leaders around the state will defy state orders and hold church services on may 31st. houses of wo

good to see you, sal. it is great. thank you for everything you have done. [laughter] >> thanks for having me, liz. liz: sal khan of khan academy. yeah, closing bell, 37 minutes. we're still struggling a little bit here. dow jones industrials down 80, but the russell is now positive. the s&p is positive. big moves here, from the bottom, in just a single session. all right. when we come back, where does he get the wonderful toys? logi tech, in a fox business exclusive, they are here on what their gadget gurus are doing to keep up with the skyrocketing demand for web cams. there's gouging, price-gouging for web cams. and as lockdown orders lift, will gamers exit their basements for the beach? will they even be welcome? fun in the sun? or a beach blanket bust? we're taking you live to the beach next when "the claman countdown" comes right back. don't go away. liz: memorial day weekend is almost upon us. the unofficial start of summer season, right? well, you wouldn't know it from the streets of new york city. take a look at a live shot of 6th avenue. right there

we are bringing sal back now, keeping an eye on the roads. i know you are focused on music, but you are also focused on more and more cars on the road now. >> that's right. we are seeing more cars here on the road, dave, as you mentioned. and we don't see a lot of traffic jams. i can show you interstate 80, it's taking 20 minutes to drive from the bridge to the maccarther maze , it is just a little bit longer ago. now this backup today has cleared up. yesterday there was more slow traffic at this time, and earlier this morning there was some slowing. now it does look much better, and interstate 880 traffic also looking very good in both directions here. you can see in all these pictures, it is cloudy, and let's bring steve paulson and with today's forecast. >>> that is the case there, sal. big change from yesterday. we couldn't find fog at all, well it's back now, it's going to be cooler for everyone today. except to be the most inland areas will have one day. everyone else will be cooling off today. temperaturesfew 90s. but they tend to drop would not

greetings and sal you. welcome back everyone to another start of another week's worth of hawk watching here on our t.v. you know there was so much out there to cover so today let's kick things off with a story about coverage a little too much coverage if you will i'm talking of course about the news that last week both republicans and democrats in the u.s. senate joined together to pass the usa freedom reauthorization act.

and you know it because you came from sal ininas valley and you w that. and i feel really blessed. >> we'll talk about covid dell emma in our next segment. but it's time they call us essential workers. >> yes, that's right. we have been always been essential workers, without them making sacrifices there would not be food on our table and you no he that as well as anybody else. >> thank you very much. arty is the president of the united farm workers. he'll be back in our next segment, so stay with us. >> and we are back with my dear friend rodriguez the president emeritus of the farmers united. and being ocean shee essential are right in the thick of it. how have they been treated during this whole covid-19 situation? >> well, i think people are beginning to realize the importance and criticalness of the farm workers out there, the agriculture workers, the workers that make that sacrifice, and they are seeing them as critical as the nurses and other first responders who are also dogg doing essential work that's needed. there is nobody to substitute for the

if you feel inclined, i know that many are accepting donations. sali know that we talked about how we spend the endless hours. have you tune in to other artistic performances that you may not have sampled before the pandemic? >> i cannot say that i have. it's a great idea. we're looking if for new things and we watch the tv and movies. how about you, mike? >> i have not done it. i think that it's going make me sad. i just want the live experience. i want the rock concert and the market street to crack the doors open. i have not done it yet. >> we will get there . we will get there. thanks for joining us, everybody. back here tomorrow. the news is now on ktvu.com. "wendy williams" is next. >> announcer: live from wendy's apartment in new york, it "the wendy williams show"! now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> wendy: how you doin'? i'm a little disturbed that people are so bored that they have to go into archives and talk about stuff -- i don't ca care. speaking of tyler banks, so, there is this young lady that was on america's next top model b

democracy in hong kong of course is a good vehicle if you will for trans rhetoric but he's certainly also looking at securing his reelection all over sal in washington thank you very much. and as all of her just mentioned the covert 9000 death toll has passed the 100000 mark in the united states that's higher than any other country in the world the u.s. also leads another grim tally the number of people infected with the virus 1700000 confirmed cases still despite all those numbers all 50 states have either slowly been opening their economies or have announced plans to do so within the next week president trump has been pushing for the country to get back to normal business as soon as possible hopefully. launch or is it just t. minus 16 minutes before being called off it was the 1st manned launch of american astronauts from u.s. soil since 2011 but it's been delayed by stormy weather at cape canaveral in florida 2 astronauts are riding up privately built rocket getting ready for takeoff and it was aboard with just an hour to go the mission is a joint venture between nasa and space x. which is run by tesla founder a lawn must be another

this looks like something you see in february or march. 60s on the temperatures to low 70s. let's head over to sal and see if there is good news out there or something going on. you are nodding your head, sal, i don't think it is at me? >>> the first thing we will start with is the collision on interstate -- sorry, not interstate, highway 85. that is still there. unfortunately, four people died and this reckon san jose, on southbound 85. the investigation has been going since it occurred last night. chp is on the scene here, alyssa harrington, one of our reporters has been following this and is gathering more details on what has happened. we will have a report from her, coming up later on, but what you need to know is 85 has been taken off and there is a detour in place. let's go to a live picture of 685 n. this is the crew driving on 680 n., from walnut creek. you can see the lanes are open. i don't even see cars. i don't think there is a pickup truck here. the express lanes are open to all, no major issues driving on this. of course, at the toll plaza it is likely lightly being traveled, so let'

and tomorrow are tailor- made for you if you love him. 70s and 80s way above average but a big change by sunday and monday morning. hopefully so far so good sal. >> so far so good. we do have traffic that is moving along very well along the bay area and we can see that traffic continues to look good. most of these pictures that we show you, shall traffic that is moving very well heading out to the macarthur maze with no major issues all the way out across the bridges it looks very good. it's 4:32. >> think you sal. -- to open -- at the daily briefing the governor is expected to say that will include nonessential businesses including clothing at sporting good stores as well as for us. however, curbside pickup will be required. as of today the governor expects to receive a proposal from the california restaurant association of how its members can get back to business safely. and that plan includes thoroughly cleaning more frequently, requiring workers to wear face facts, and eliminating buffets and salad bars. >>> shoppers headed to a northern california mall that reopen despite the governor's orders that all nonessential businesses stay closed

. >>> thank you, sal, when businesses reopen especially restaurants, for dine in service, they will not look the same as before the pandemic. the governor issued his long awaited guyed lines for strains, shopping malls and offices. he is encouraging letting employees when possible to work from home. he said stores can offer curb side pickup only, businesses will have to institute site specific plans to protect employees and customers. >>> none of this means anything if customers do not feel safe and none of this matters if employees do not feel safe and they do not want to come back to work. >>> gaff naw knew said 27 counties with few coronavirus cases are talking to the state about moving into stage two of the opening process. el dorado county has already received permission. the temperatures of every employee will have to be checked before shiftsshared shu other condiments will be avoided and take out tapers will have to be filled by the customers. >>> so silver on the tables, no salt and pepper on the tables. >>> restaurant owners said that one of the guidelines that they are most co

sal castaneda. >> morning to you. right now it's cooler. we don't have a lot going on from the main part of the bay area. we can look at the approach here. it's a 17 minute drive and as good as it gets as you drive to the bay bridge. we are off to a nice start so far in the immediate bay area here as you drive in and out of san francisco, oakland and san jose. 4:02 a.m. and let's go back to the task. >> police are investigating a shooting in south san jose were as many as five people may have been hurt. it happened last night just before 10:00 p.m. near maclachlan avenue and south 24th street. and video you see here from the scene shows a large number of police officers, and several people loaded into ambulances. we are checking with the police to get more information about the investigation, including if they are actively searching for a suspect. >>> police in rohnert park investigating a deadly shooting after finding a man's body in a parking lot. the shooting happened just after 9:00 p.m. last night in the parking lot of redwood credit u