ramÓn: en el condado de solano se permitirÁ la reapertura de restaurantes, centros comerciales, entreos. te diremos los protocolos. en beneficio de los comerciantes. ante las modificaciones de la reactivaciÓn económica en santa clara, buscan asistir a los pequeÑos negocios sobre lo que se debe hacer. tendrÁ que usar mascarilla. es la medida que se tomÓ en santa clara, deberÁ ser usada en cualquier lugar al que vaya. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. ♪ locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 sol a las 11:00. tu gente, tu voz. ramÓn: muy buenas noches, le saluda ramÓn adame. vamos a la dar inicio con la informaciÓn de la fase dos extendida, un paso mÁs que busca la reactivaciÓn econÓmica, luego de los estragos del coronavirus, prÁcticamente a travÉs de la regiÓn, entre otros puntos. al condado de napa se le suma el de solano, dondea partir de maÑana se permitirÁ la reapertura de algunas actividades. entre ellas, las personas podrÁn comer dentro de los restaurantes. los centros comerciales abrirÁ sus puertas, asÍ como las tiendasminorista, entre otros negocios. nuestro compaÑero julio p

el condado de solano se mantiene en la fase dos extendida de la reapertura de negocios.e cumpla con las directrices dictadas por el estado. julio poletti muestra el proceso para cortarse el pelo. julio: las cosas parecieran estar normalizÁndose en vallejo a paso lento y bajo una serie de restricciones. las mÁquinas de afeitar y las tijeras ya no son las Únicas protagonistas en las barberÍas y salones de belleza en vallejo. tambiÉn solo detergentes, de ahora en adelante estarÁn siendo utilizados tanto como herramientas de trabajo. >> para desinfectar. julio: el condado de solano ya esta en la segunda fase extendida, la cual permite que las barberÍas y salones de belleza abran sus puertas, siempre y cuando cumplan con los protocolos de seguridad pautados por el estado. como el distanciamiento social, desinfecciÓn de herramientas de trabajo y superficies, y el uso de mascarillas. >> se siente muy bonito poder asistir a los clientes. todos los clientes que hemos tenido hoy, han sido muy amables y nos agradecieron mucho por la limpieza. lo que estamos haciendo para prevenir e

solano today. sonoma county, though, there's an issue. the public health director up there says because of an increase in the number of cases she does not expect salons there to be reopening anytime this week. in fairfield terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> every night it seems a legendary restaurant announces it's closing for good. tonight the vans in belmont. the vans has been around for decades. the building was built in 1915 for san francisco's pan pacific exhibition. a san mateo county man bought the building and somehow transport td and got it to the top of that hill there in belmont right off el camino. over the years it was a home, a speakeasy, and a popular dining spot. today the owners announced after 47 years it's time to retire. they regret the pandemic made the decision for them sooner than they had wanted. >>> well, we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, what will the school year look like? it's a question lots of parents, teachers, and students want answers. tonight an update from state superintendent. p

tomorrow solano county moves to the next phase of reopening. two.county is also in expanded sonoma county in yellow, you can see there, is awaiting state approval. now, under the expanded phase two, here's what's open and not open. in-store shopping, dining in at restaurants, and schools with modifications can open. but here's what remains closed. that's on the right side of your screen now. hair and nail salons, gyms, and nightclubs among others. >>> last but certainly not least, the bay area's most populous county, santa clara county, enters the early stage of phase two at midnight tonight. so in less than an hour. stores like these in downtown campbell will be able to reopen with restrictions. curbside pickup for retailers will be allowed and manufacturing can resume. and some offices where telework is not possible can reopen. >>> if you plan on hitting the road this memorial day holiday weekend instead of sheltering at home, you're fot going to be alone. state and local police officers will be out in force. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is

the solano county health department gave a green light to reopen the solano town center, and today is the first day back. abc7 news anchor eric thomas shows us exactly what that experience was like. >>disinfecting from floor to soda machine is the easy part. now that the mall is let me ge? >> eager shoppers lined up a little too closely outside a shoe palace store inside the mall. that prompted repeated warnings from the manager. >> they will shut us down. i have no control of that. >> and at 11:00, when they opened. >> 29, 30. and that's what we're going to hold it right now. >> a maximum of 30 people were allowed in initially. william pham was first. he says the people waiting were getting a little frustrated. >> at first it was okay. maybe when it gets closer to go, it got a little hectic. >> shop. >> 31 and 32 had to wait until two customers left, and they were not happy about folks in line standing so close. >> we're not going make foolish decisions. we're going stay our six feet. but that's on them. >> the sneaker store was the only really busy business inside. masks ma. the foo

solano county is one of the counties that is allowed to reopen barbershops and salons. abc7 julian glover is live with what they are reopening today. julian? >> yeah, good morning, reggie. with indoor malls given the okay to reopen, we do expect the solano town center mall to open their doors for the first time in a long time at 11:00 a.m. this morning. it will be an experience with social distancing guidelines in place. first of all, all the stores not open on the first day back. a staggered reopening with all the vendors back in there by june 2nd. fewer tables and chairs that are farther spread out and masks are only recommended, not required while doing business in solano county and you will not see any signs recommending people to wear them, but you will have to keep your distance from other se said they're just happy to be back. >> i'm so excited. i'm excited to see all my regulars. >> i was waiting for this moment for a long time because i got nothing else to do. just being at home. so, i'm excited to be open tomorrow. >> so some good news for most business owners

solano county, that's going a step further than the governor's guidelines. andrea explains it's not so much about the type of business but whether they have the proper protocols in place. >> the main difference here in solano county is that offices are open again. according to the public health officer, he wanted to base the reopening on whether or not the low risk business was able to properly follow the social distancing guidelines. >> we're basing our decisions on basic principles. we're basing it on the science of transmission and not on our own preconceptions of how businesses operate. >> solano county is moving forward with the full reopening of all low risk businesses. they've given the county permission to move if they follow the requirements laid out by the state. >> don't ask don't tell. we're not doing it by business sector. our issue wasn't you're okay you're not okay. our issue was can you observe physical distancing. tonight in fairfield, signs of economic life as brightly lit open signs were back on again after a tough six weeks. >> work every

the solano town mall will be opening. that is a big step forward.arbershops and hair salons are still not open in the county even though the state gave the give ahead. i'm julian glover with the reason there. >>> new information about this disturbing incident in central that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> and right now at 6:00, hair salons and barbershops have approval to reopen in many parts of the state. it could be a while before you could get a cut in the bay area, but starting today, there are more shopping options available with social distancing. >>> plus, san francisco's new plan to get the economy back on track includes parks, plazas and streets to keep people safe. >>> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, may 27th. and we are starting this morning with our friend mike and he's

we will explain which services will now be available in solano county.his, as new phase covering requirements are happening in the south bay. for people living in santa clara , they now have to start as well. >>> this is mornings on 2. >> 7:00 on a thursday, friday eve, and my right, dave? >> you are right, gasia. good morning, how are you? >> i'm wonderful! how are you? >> i'm good i'm good, i'm dave clark, it is may 21st, and is beautiful start to the morning. at least where we are, steve. >> i think it will be a good one, gasia and dave, good morning to you. temperatures will be about where they should be this time of year, with one week, we are both, another week we are below, we are starting to rebound now from the rain we had earlier. temperatures, nice, 60s, 70s, a couple of low 80s, but averages on near-normal. we at temperatures with a little fog in the distance, but 53, san jose, and san francisco,

. >>> solano county is poised to move into the next phase of reopening tomorrow. just in time for the holiday weekend. it's known as expanded phase two and now joins napa county, enlisting even more restrictions. lifting even more restrictions. those counties are in green. sonoma county in yellow also is waiting for state approval to move into the expanded phase. the remaining six bay area counties in red, marin, san francisco, san mateo, contra costa county, almeda, and santa clara counties, still in the beginning stages of phase two. actually santa clara county entering tomorrow. allowing for only curbside pickup and some offices to reopen. under the expanded phase two, this is what is open and what is not. in store shopping is now open. dining in at restaurant and schools with modifications and still closed, is a lorngs tattoo shops, and gyms and nightclubs. today, almost no one had any idea exactly when could start reopening their dining room. nbc bay area jackie ward is in fairfield sorting out the confusion. >> tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., that's when restaurants

you know the mayor pointed out today that people have seen reopenings in sonoma as well as napa and solano and they're wondering well, what happens here in san francisco. why are we waiting so long she made the point that the situation here in terms of covid-19 hospitalization and all the numbers it's different in this is a dense or a community here in san francisco that many of these other counties and that's why we have to wait a little longer, but now just instead of just saying wait a little longer she laid out her goals in terms of when certain types of businesses and other types of offerings can start opening for business. >>the state has provided us a guide and we are following that guy based on the data in san francisco to make informed decisions as to when we believe we will be able able to open safely calling it the path forward san francisco mayor london breed laid out san francisco's timeline for reopening thursday and for some it means not opening their doors until july or august. >>what i like to open faster. yes, what i want these things to happen faster. yes, but the only w

i would think napa county, solano, maybe concho pass and santa clara late in the day will get it. a little warmer today, yesterday unseasonably cool, they will start to bounce up of, in fact only 3% gross in the city. a lot of 40s popping up, even 40s and the peninsula, lakeport is 40, the system is still turning and that could wrap around, chances are probably not but we will magenta, highs today 60s and 70s, all right, let's send it over to sell right now it doesn't look like hesk unless something new has developed. >> it is pretty quiet, right now we have traffic that is moving along very well, and if you are driving out soon you will see traffic looks good. san mateo bridge is moving along nicely on westbound 92 heading out to the peninsula. all of the bridges are off to a nice start so we like what we are seeing so far. it is coming up on 5:8 02, let's go back to the headlights. >>> another bay area county moves into phase two of governor news items road back to recovery. contra county will allow curbside pickup. sarah, life, with more the details. >> reporter: morning pam, i

shows us how it was anything but business as usual as the solano town center mall. >> there are very few activities in life more routine than a trip to the mall. in fairfield today, there was nothing routine about the reopening of solano tawn center. >> this is no regular day at the mall here. it is an exciting day though. >> an exciting day for general manager jennifer nettle as her mall reopens for the first time since march, it was only about half its 100 stores opening their doors. >> we have about 40 to 45 stores open and it will stagger, and i actually feel it is really good, because it gives us an opportunity to see how people are naturally. >> inside the era of social distancing, on full display. eating in the food court, far apart and signs everywhere to maintain space and despite the limited offering, people seemed to get back to the most celebrated of rituals, shopping. >> it feels good a little bit of freedom. >> freedom to browse. the freedom to actually see the merchandise. >> this is why we're out here. >> for scott, it was good to pick up air jordans. >> shopping onli

>>robin let's go to solano county where the solano town center in fairfield allowed shoppers inside forhe first time in weeks. well shoppers do have to stay about 6 feet apart from each other and they are recommended but not required to wear masks, not all the stores in the mall are open just yet more than expected to open up by the weekend. the mall will operate on limited hours for at least the time being it will be open from 00:11am in the morning until 7 at night on weekdays and noon to 6 on weekends. members of the latin next an african american community have seen higher rates of covid-19 infections hospitalizations and deaths across the across the country. doctors and researchers testified before congress about the problem and the needed solutions. our washington dc correspondent alexander le mon has more. >>data shows covid-19 is disproportionately impacting minorities around the country, the grotesque his parents when in terms of african american communities certain during oregon's in sonoma county was the hispanic community accounts for almost 60% of the covid casings while th

napa and solano counties are letting people get haircuts an attend church services. in solano county, they're bumping the brakes after 200 new cases of coronavirus in the past two weeks. >> reporter: santa rosa christian church, like so many places of worship, will rejoice when people are in the pews again with physical distance. >> we have 300 capacity in the sanctuary. we can only have 25% of that. >> reporter: in many counties, reopening comes this sunday, but not sonoma, even though california gave its blessing. >> it is frustrating knowing that restaurants and other venues can begin to open up. >> reporter: faith leaders have challenged officials, would outdoor worship be any different? >> what if we start serving food? can we meet outside then? it is confusing. it seems subjective and arbatrary. >> reporter: people are also able to get hair services at salons and barbershops. standards are not being met, a doubling of cases that can't be explained by an increase in testing. these are clusters. >> what we're seeing mostly is someone who has a positive case and w

some are only able to offer curbside pickup, but in solano county the solano town center is now allowing for in-store shopping kron four's charles clifford takes us there. >>here in fairfield on wednesday, the solano town center unlocked its stores and allowed people to go in for the first time. in weeks now inside there still requiring social distancing asking people to stay about 6 feet apart. masks are recommended, but not require now not all stores in the mall are open it depends on the individual retailers. some may be open now others are expect to open up. this weekend, some of the restaurants are also allowing folks inside although it depends on the restaurant and there may be some social distancing requirements and limited seating at those locations now i did have a chance to talk to a few customers here this morning say they're just happy to be out and about away from their homes. but they're hoping that they can come to the mall, safely. ah, yes, of course with caution you know with with mask and things like that i have my my pocket, but. i think social distancing a very import

napa, solano, and sonoma counties. those salons have to follow new guidelines, which include screening everyone for symptoms, making sure everyone wears a mask, provide gloves and eye protection like goggles or glasses for stylists, come up with a disinfecting plan, and nix the magazines and refreshments in the waiting room. haircuts, coloring, blowouts and hair extensions all allowed, but things like shaving, waxes, threading, eyelash extensions and man cures are not. >>> this all means sharpen your shears and clean your combs. salons and barbershops are scrambling to reopen. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney found a salon in napa county where business is already booming. >> i'm just so happy to work again. >> it's going to be sitting here. >> happy dance, happy dance. >> reporter: the parlor hair salon in napa has been closed since march 19th. co-owner angie door ten minutes after the governor gave the all-clear. >> i had 27 text messages within ten minutes. >> reporter: clients like kay mulasky have been dying to be he

solano county, allowing dine-in rest rantds to reopen. sonoma in yellow is waiting to move in phase two as well. the counties in red, they are in the beginning stages, curb side pickup for retailers, midnight tonight, the bay area us largest county will enter phase two. >> and with the stricter rule in santa clara county, regarding face masks. masks will be mandatory inside any business, even if that business is outdoors. there is a looming question, will anyone enforce this? san jose's police chief says he will not. >> yeah, nbc bay area damian tr trujillo has more on the rules and enforcement. >> reporter: they had a news conference this reiterate he will not enforce it. but it was called off at the last minute. his position has not changed. san jose will adopt stricter mask rules when someone is outside of their homes. even at parks. it was a hot topic at the city council meeting. all along, the chief had a stance on the orders. he repeated it again on the tuesday meeting. >> use force, give a citation in the end. we now how that conve

>>thank you so much and we have much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 solano county is now entering its second week of phase 2 at 5.45 by health officials say they're ready to move even further. and up next how your next trip to an apple store will likely look as the company introduces new shopping at an apple store will now look very different as the company begins to reopen more locations in a statement, the company says it will now require temperature checks at the door and face coverings the number of people inside will be limited and curbside drop-off and pickup options and some locations will also be allowed. apple has more than 500 stores around the world. some locations in china have reportedly already been open now for months, jc penney is planning to close nearly 200 stores this year the retailer filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last friday. jc penney which has been in business for 118 years struggle to gain profits for years and says the pandemic cars sales to plummet. the company has not identified which stores will be closing or how many of his 85,000

>>> solano county became the bay area's second area for plans, when stores and restaurants will be able for the next school year, when the state will decide school scan reopen. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, it is thursday morning. may 21. i am pam cook. >> it is always good to see you, pam cook, i am dave clark, it is may 21 and it is good to see dave paulson, especially when he has a good forecast. good morning, steve. >> good to be seen, we have a good forecast. that is, unless you like rain. next week, we could be out of your comfort zone, just a little bit of fog from the city and down into the san mateo coast, it looks mostly clear, 40s and 50s on temperatures. santa rosa is 47. close for everyone else, temperatures are 60s and 70s. we will bump these up. 78 degrees it, pretty close to seasonal averages. the big news is the warm-up after tomorrow. it will start on saturday, saturday will not be too bad, but say sunday or monday, click on your ac. it is warm going into next week. temperatures today start up in the 40s and the 5

and these are going to be our hottest areas up in solano county. still the triple digits for many of those cities. 50's and 60's closer to the coast in the bay. well temperatures wasting no time in climbing at san jose a word livermore to dublin conquered pittsburgh and fairfield slows cloverdale all back into the 70's had it's only 08:00am a sign of things to come later today which will still be some really hot weather. antioch back up into the triple digits conquered of livermore close enough that 99 degrees each opened a word in san francisco will enjoy that sea breeze that will cool down temperatures a few degrees. well for other spots like san jose, hardly feeling a difference at all 97 degrees was your record breaking day yesterday in san jose and today 96 degrees so today and tomorrow not much relief just yet still in the bulk of this heat wave. but we do have really just around the corner on the weekend. i've got the details about that still to come in the rest of your forecast. daryn james also the back your way all right thanks a lot and

. >> solano county health officials are working with the staff on managing the outbreak. patients who test positive for covid-19 are kept in a separate wing. >>> the openers of three santa rosa thrift stores are facing more than $20,000 in fines for violating shelter in place orders. dana and michael run the crossing jordan stores. they provide funding for the job rehabilitation and training center that they own. they said that should make them an essential business, six weeks after closing they reopened their doors but that led to visits from the police. >> i am not looking for a fight. we said we understand your position, understand ours, we cannot close. >> we cannot take one business and give somebody special treatment over another business especially when this is impacting the entire city of santa rosa. >> michael says he shows up at police headquarters and then goes to work. he said he is not going to change what is he doing, he said when it's over he hopes to go in front of a sympathetic judge. >>> google is expand their free drive through testing sites in san mate

puertas en el condado de napa, al igual que esta tienda de bicicleta, sÓlo los con dados de napa, solanohablando de joyerÍas, incluso muebles entre otros. reportero: la dueÑa de esta librerÍa dijo hoy significa que estamos ampliando nuestras ofertas en la acera. >> tenemos relativamente menos casos que otros condados en el Área de la bahÍa, podemos cumplir uno de los indicadores del gobernador para poder reabrir esas Áreas de bajo riesgo. reportero: los negocios tienen que cumplir con estrictas restricciones para asegurar la salud pÚblica. >> las tiendas deben seguir un protocolo de distanciamiento social, cobertura facial y tambiÉn un protocolo de seguridad de clientes y empleados, ellos deben de tener un blanco, desarrollarlo y publicarlo para que los puedan ver los clientes. reportero: esto no aplica para todo tipo de negocios, no abrazos berta sin estar seguro comunÍquese con el ayuntamiento de la ciudad donde usted reside antes de abrir. >> los negocios que no pueden abrir son los que son considerado de alto riesgo, las peluquerÍas, barbería este tipo de negocios donde hay un contac

thursday and a heat warning is in effect for solano county. i'll show you how hot later on. >> all right. thank you. >> the heat sent many people off to beaches and parks across the bay area despite recommendations to stay at home. leann melendez spoke to people who said they just needed to get out. she joins us live from the roof at abc 7 studios. i love how you said it earlier, we're all human. >> that's right. well, you know, let me just tell you to start out we've been all stir crazy. people have been working from home, they've been attending classes from home, staying safe at home, but then you added today the heat, the holiday and people said, you know, i'm going to go out there, i'm going to practice social distancing, wear a mask or not, and i'm going to take my chances. people started gather at stern grove in san francisco as early as 6:30 this morning, perhaps to claim a spot far enough from the crowds, though late in the morning it was clear people were gathering elsewhere at ocean bea beach. this was noon and already the beach was

a 1961 cases and 70 deaths marin county 255 14 deaths solano county 342 7 deaths. sonoma county, almost 300 cases and 3 deaths napa county still has the fewest cases 78 and 2 deaths in an effort to provide relief to the millions of americans without jobs right now 3 us senators are proposing monthly payments of $2000. the money would be in the form of a rebate program. the bill sponsored by senators bernie sanders kamala harris ed markey payments will be available to residents even if they do not have a social security number including undocumented immigrants who pay taxes. the cdc says the virus patients of color are dying at much higher rates as joe khaleel reports lawmakers are not taking unprecedented steps to try to understand why. >>the coronavirus has reached all corners of the country body isn't impacting every community equally there is without question law standing disparities based on race as it relates to the health conditions of population is senator kamala harris as the coronavirus put a spotlight on those disparities she sponsoring a new racial dispa

sonoma county, and solano county, they are entering phase ii today. meanwhile, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, they will not ease restrictions. the shelter in place order has not changed in those counties. a health officer warns that moving too fast will lead to a surge in covid-19 cases. >> now was not the time to let down your guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly, or going away. >> we are being led by science and public health. >> here is what is changing. in napa, sonoma, and solano counties, nonessential businesses have reopened with curbside service and physical distancing guidelines. this includes stores, florists, and retailers. some employees will be able to return to nonessential manufacturing jobs. meanwhile, restaurants, malls and gins will stay closed. as for the other bay area counties, it is unclear when all of them will reopen, but san francisco counties have said that they hope to start moving into the next phase by may 18. reporting, live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> a flower shop in berkeley i

nbc bay area's jackie ward is live in solano town center in fairfield. jackie, i know a lot of people will see changes as soon as they get to the parking lot. >> reporter: no kidding, in fact social distancing is continuing into the parking lot. mall management says cars should stay six feet apart although they won't be enforcing that. you'll see this sort of signage and hand sanitizing stations scattered throughout. shoppers are encouraged to disinfect their hands when they go in or out of the building. face masks will not be required but mall management is still recommending that people wear them when they're inside. specific stores and retailers may require you to wear one in order to be allowed into its businesses. just because the mall is open, you can see as we pan around here, that not all stores are open. in fact half of the stores are opening today, the rest are opening this weekend. macy's is holding off on opening until june 1. also surrounding restaurants have started opening last friday, actually. foot court restaurants will open on an indiv

solano county meets the readiness requirement by the state.ing capacity levels, doing contact tracing, and making sure there are enough icu beds and ventilators. the county us to, there are 4300 active cases, 430 cases. what remains closed are a lot of self-care services, like hair and nail salons, also gyms and bars. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you. people can now eat at restaurants in napa county. just yesterday, the owner of downtown chose showed us what things will look like at his establishment. >> we will ask if you have a facemask on while you walk around my business. once you get to your table you are welcome to relax we are asking they put hand sanitizer on as soon as they enter the building. and then we have paper menus that are disposable. >> also in napa county, nonessential retail stores and now allow people to browse inside. >>> more than 1000 pastors in california are planning to defy state orders and hold services on pentecost, which is may 31st. houses of worship here in california are not abl

the solano town center in fairfield reopening at 11:00 this morning. and shoppers will see some changes once they go. not just people but cars. they will need to social distance, need to park at least six feet apart. also limited number of restrooms available for those out there shopping. masks aren't required inside the mall but individual stores may insist you wear one. 6:37 this morning. >>> a developing story, this one we want to warn you about ahead of time, some of the images you're about to see you may find disturbing. this comes from that outrage growing across the country over the death of a man detained by police in minnesota. all as concerned bystanders watched. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> what you see there are protests happening in minneapolis. this is the video we're talking about, the incident that happened and bystanders captured it on video. it appears to show that officer kneeling on the neck of george floyd. as he was saying, i cannot breathe, four police officers have already been fired from this incident. however, attor

a partir el dÍa de hoy, el condado de solano, entrÓ a la fase dos avanzada, los restaurantes, tiendasdecir que hoy caminando por las calles de vallejo, he notado mucho mÁs movimiento que incluso ayer, cuando estuvimos aquÍ y no son solamente los dueÑos de negocios, quienes estÁn contento por la reapertura de los comercios. >> es algo, que estuvimos esperando por dos o tres meses, me sentÍ bien a gusto, ser libre otra vez. reportero: como el severo compradores en la calle de vallejo, partir de hoy el condado solano entra en la fase dos extendida de la orden del gobernador, que permite que los negocios no sÓlo abra, sino que permite a los clientes dentro. >> es una noticia para nosotros muy grande, nos va ayudar bastante, tenÍamos gente que iba a esperar. reportero: jesÚs, estÁ agradecido con el departamento de salud pÚblica de california, ya que llevaba dos meses inventa en sus negocios y con pagos por hacer como renta, empleados, servicios. >> $40,000 por mes, por lo que tuvimos que cubrir durante la pandemia. reportero: la desinfecciÓn de superficies y tapabocas son partes de las nue

we're talking about the solano town center. half of the 100 stores will open for business. social distancing in full effect. signs everywhere reminding people to keep their space from each other. now, despite the limited offerings people seemed happy to get back into the malls and happy to be shopping. >> it feels good, you know, a little bit of freedom. you know. that's what it feels like. >> the rest of the tenants including macy's is expected to open around june 1st. >> slowly but surely. >>> let's bring in our chief

>>following in the footsteps of napa county solano county becomes the second of the bay area to move into an expanded phase 2 of reopening that means the county now has state approval to reopen dine-in restaurants and schools. malls, other retail businesses with safety guidelines. hello everyone, i'm catherine heenan thank you for joining us. we have a look at the key prevention practices, physical distance saying as much as possible. the use of face coverings by employees and customers, frequent hand washing regular cleaning and disinfection d employers they have to be trained on all of the guidelines kron four's dan kerman he is live in solano county with more on the businesses that will be reopened dan. >>at the last one bar and restaurant on other you should this. guys whose. at the last one bar and restaurant in benicia they're ready for a thursday night reopening of dine-in customers. >>people have been really itching to come in and build a sense of normalcy. so we see that they're very excited about it. >>following the state's ok solano county has issued an updated health orde

sonoma, napa and solano county's are opening. solano county officials say they don't plan to reopen salons or places of worship immediately. they will continue because they've seen what they are calling a large increase in the number of cases and hospitalizations in the past week. >>> some san francisco restaurants may provide outdoor dining. the plan includes what it calls new shared spaces program that lets restaurants you'd sidewalks, parking spots, parks and plaza to serve customers outside. one city supervisor said there has to be a balance between safety and economic safety. >> outdoor dining is far safer than having people indoors. looking forward to engaging with the department of public health to make sure we have the protocols and guidelines in place. >> the same rules would apply to nonessential retail shops. more details are expected by the middle of next month and we will let you know as soon as we have them. the city of walnut creek is closing off streets. the city council is looking for ways to create additional sp

the solano county health department gave a green light to reopen the solano town center, and today is abc7 news anchor eric thomas shows us exactly what that experience was like. >>disinfecting from floor to soda machine is the easy part. now that the mall is let me ge? >> eager shoppers lined up a little too closely outside a shoe palace store inside the mall. that prompted repeated warnings from the manager. >> they will shut us down. i have no control of that. >> and at 11:00, when they

they have begun curbside retail joining napa solano sonoma marin and san francisco and san mateo counties. so those are all in phase 2. santa clara county should join the rest of the bay area on friday. >>kron four's will tran is stand by live in walnut creek with how businesses will begin to reopen this morning and will you're in one of those hot spots in walnut creek where we're expecting potentially a lot of people to come out. >>a lot of people because this is tailor made for what governor newsom is talking about that you don't have to walk in, but you can see what they have to offer for you in terms of window shopping there are sidewalks here. you can't walk in so james dury it's like phases inside a phase. so this is a little bit deeper in the face to what you can do now in contra costa county which began at 6 o'clock in the morning. and by the way also in alameda county. you can start shopping by your items at non essential stores. go down to those locations you can walk in they will bring it to you and then you can just leave the scene here. the great newis obviously brings worker

paola: un centro comercial en solano estÁ otra vez abierto este miÉrcoles, segÚn las autoridades siguener comprÓ petardos gimnasios y dijo que espera que el estado pueda publicar pautas para reabrir gimnasios posiblemente para la prÓxima semana, pero no quiere descuidar la salud de la poblaciÓn. debido a la respetÓ de -- reapertura de disfraces negocios en la fase dos, o la gente puede llevar a sus niÑos a las guarderÍas. julio: las cosas van a ser muy diferentes en los centros de cuidado de niÑos para protegerlos contra coronavirus a quien san francisco, mÁs aÚn en prÓximos dÍas buenos espera que mÁs niÑos empiecen a llegar a sus guarderÍas. >> tambiÉn cuando duerman, van a dormir a seis pies de distancia, cada niÑo va a tener la comida separada para evitar la propagaciÓn. julio: son los nuevos a seguir en los centros de niÑos, ya que como el eco la alcaldesa de san francisco, plÁcida ya comenzÓ en una siguiente fase de reapertura. >> incluso con unos protocolos de seguridad muchos padres se preocupan de dejar a sus hijos junto a otros niÑos que son hijos de trabajadores de alto riesgo

but other doctor bay lamont yasser solano county public health says he's asking the state. >>to reclassify houses of worship museums and fitness centers from phase 3 to phase 2 because it's his view those institutions and businesses could pose a lower risk for transmission. with some tweaks to their operations for example the church's the various state street called out just a street houses of worship operate with fewer people are frequent certain was sugar it's other distancing just >>galleries control slow the difference there. the increased risk for salute to service change. the people they can clean between used to or incite run-ins in which bush sent same procedures per cent or us. without getting its first mission is to make sense to us will not change change change but he's not asking the same reclassification for another type of stage 3 business. >>people are clamoring for hair salons and they'll shops since they cannot operate without physical distancing. >>but the governor says that hairdressers and houses of worship could be back in action in weeks rather than mo

it will be napa county, solano county later this afternoon into this evening. there are some hints he could get some buildups there. lots of sun for son, a few showers could pop up, 67 on the steps, and it will start to bump up a little. it could be a little bit cooler, held in check by a cyst on thursday and friday and then it looks like weekly will kick in. >> coming up, the coronavirus pandemic, a certain bay area company gets hit hard. look at the companies artist hit as the unemployment numbers keep rising. plus, have you been thinking about buying a bike? you are not alone. the increase in demand that is just over running backstops. first, getting your hands dirty . while you are shopping, the incredible growth and backlog -- during the pandemic. ♪ >>> 7:55. jeff said this i was in his head it was stuck there. might as well just go with it. >> i just don't remember where. but i don't feel like it. someone will tell me. send us your request. use the hashtag ktvu on facebook , twitter and instagram. send me a request on that. >> thank you. time is 7:56. cal

in solano county sidents can now return to hair salons and barbershops of course with restrictions kron four's charles clifford has details. >>well here's lotto county health officials have given the green light for barbershops and hair salons to open back up this is dave barber shop in downtown benicia pretty good line of people today lining up to get their hair cut i had a chance to talk to a couple of people who had to wait, you know weeks to get a haircut. they say is really great to be able to go in there and get back to some sort of normal all clean freshening. >>missed a lot and a great service here comes more about shopping local. you know small businesses the gold so it was kind of sad to see what's going on now barbershops and hair salons are allowed to open back up for things like hair cuts and hair coloring is and weaves extensions anything involving hair, however, there is still a ban on that involves someone or an employee. >>touching someone's face and that includes facials or shaves barbershops and hair salons need to maintain their cleanliness they also need to promote

podrÍa abrir sus puertas, y los feligreses podrÍan estar contentos por esta decisiÓn del condado solanocon saber que estÁn re abriendo las cosas que son parte de nuestra vida cotidiana. reportero: a alejandro, le alegra que el condado haya dado luz verde, para reabrir las iglesias. >> si es parte que este una iglesia abierta. reportero: antes de que una iglesia abra, debe cumplir con los protocolos de salud, se debe limitar a un 25% de capacidad, ademÁs seguir protocolos de desinfecciÓn, y el uso de cubrebocas, tambiÉn deberÁn tomar la temperatura del personal y de los asistentes, y considerar eliminar el uso de coros y cantos. el oficial de salud, dice que es importante que las iglesias tengan un plan de reapertura, que cumplan con los requisitos de el estado, y que estÉ expuesto para que el Único lo a leer. nos comunicamos con la diÓcesis de la comunidad de vallejo, todavÍa estamos esperando una respuesta por parte de ellos, al mismo tiempo le recordamos algo que nos dio el oficial de salud del condado solano, es que las zonas mayores de 65 aÑos, como las personas que tenga un histori

our hottest areas will be solano county which are under an excessive heat warning yet again today. now how hot is it going to get not for coastal areas, some relief actually we have an increased sea breeze which is going to result in temperatures falling a little bit up the coast from yesterday are most noticeable difference is that while the rest of the bay area's does cs some cool down by subtle, i mean really subtle one to 2 degrees cooler is really not going to be much of a difference sanders 8 down from 97 yesterday to 96 today yesterday was a record breaker prevent san jose livermore down the triple digits to 99 which essentially feels just the same as too old to just san leandro and oakland been a tease for you know yesterday you were in the low 90's. so that's a more noticeable difference. well caulker what victory danville san ramon. back down into the 90's still hot though and a very hot still today are back to bill fairfield pittsburgh in antioch our hottest spots there in that northeastern corner of the viewing area. santa rosa 93 today down from your record breaker at

that includes napa, solano and sonoma counties. but that doesn't mean your favorite salon will open. that decision will be up to the county where you live. they will be able to add in barbershops and hair salons to the regional variations starting today. we've put those guidelines out. we put them up on our covid-19.va.gov website, and those counties will begin to allow for those kinds of operations with meaningful modifications with the appropriate protective gear, particularly face covers that are so essential in that environment. again, phase 4 is about concerts. it's about large festivals. it's about conventions. we are not there yet. that's about fans in stadiums. we are not there yet. and the state will hold the line in terms of those larger venues. >> so that's still a ways down the road. nail salons he says are still a work in progress. shared th shared th shared th shared this antidote. >> a 6-year-old, a 8-year-old and a 10-year-old barber that were not practicing physical distancing, that were considering the deep sanita

so as far as napa, solano counties, we heard from solano and they said churches and places of worship can reopen with those modifications. they also plan to allow for hair salons and barbershops to reopen. they're working on updating their order. but they have no set date yet. that's what we're finding out. it's basically up to the counties to make those decisions still. >> all right, liz, thank you so much. >>> and now to a live look at our santa cruz beach camera on this hot day. and that county today announced it will be in stage 2 until july 1. starting at midnight tonight, santa cruz county allows for offices, in-store shopping, and churches to open with social distancing and other protective measures. dine-in restaurants are not allowed. the county is working on advancing to late stage 2, which could happen in the next week or so. >>> san francisco's botanical garden will reopen on june 1. apple is reopening some stores this week. it will offer curbside pickup and storefront service at 14 local stores. the dmv is opening 46 more field offices starting thursday. 25 dmv offices op

also for any aac and this is the deal or heat advisory it's for just about all bay area locations solano county as a heat warning. this is changed a little bit from order talk about from yesterday's you'll notice the water areas are deliberately not put it that because of the cold influence and san francisco's no longer in any of this was a watch at that point so it's a heat advisory for the orange and the red is forced level county warning and temperatures 90's inland. we could see one '05 coast in the lower 70's. this goes into effect a technically today at 11:00am and will be with us until 07:00pm on thursday, heat exhaustion heat stroke is possible when you don't you're outdoor activities member this will shock to our system 30 since we've had a lot of cabin fever so just keep the water flowing you just never know how much water you're losing because it's a fairly dry to see of a lot of operation. sony 3 at 09:00am by high noon at 89 already and of course we've only just begun there's more days and more hours in which to go lots of those oranges will be up there as well as a look at

solano county meets readiness criteria required by the state including testing levels and making sure there are enough to icu beds and ventilators at hospitals. the county is to meet certain production numbers. right now there are 43 active cases in solano county and there have been 18 deaths and 435 total cases since it first started. alyssa harrington "ktvu fox 2 news." starting tomorrow when you are out and about you have to wear a face mask. this includes people working in or visiting businesses even if it is outside. the city will require people to wear a face covering whenever they air in a public area, including a park. >> i think the county's order is far enough and it makes sense. i think it is on medically sound ground. and other than that legislating common sense is not going to work. >> new research shows wearing facemasks can reduce the spread of the coronavirus by as much as 50% when the masks are worn properly. check county by county information by reopening the "ktvu" news app. keeping a running list of what's open and where right there at the top of the page. >>> more

. >>> counties are relaxing more shelter-in-place restrictions as the holiday weekend begins in solano county and there, restaurants are allowed to start sitdown business. >> many of the restaurants in downtown fairfield are open but hardly a diner in, a lot of people don't know about the new rules and it seems many still prefer to get their food to go. >> i feel it's too soon. >> jackie was getting takeout from one of the most popular spots in town. once big italian pizza, some diners took advantage of the lifted restrictions but for the most part, customers are getting food to go period i will not eat in a restaurant i think, for a month. the maximum restaurant owners also have a tepid response to having customers dine in. >> actually i was depressed. >> here, the owner of the pizzeria said it's hard for him to figure out what exactly the state guidelines are. he said it doesn't make sense to bring his staff back when he has to work at limited capacity. >> i've got two extra omwhat am do? i'm going to put three tables in one and it's not going to work out. >> the solano public county

that's in place here until 7 this evening solano county has the heat warning. we have inland highs in the 90 so the coast in the lower 70's and heat exhaustion still possible to keep the water flowing looking for 77 by 10:00am by 1 o'clock reaching about 90 and we can say goodbye to those as we get into friday to with the surprise for us into the weekend might get some rain showers as well more on that coming up in a bit back to you. >>all right, dave, thanks love the start with a developing story this hour we're following out of the south bay where at least 5 men were injured in a shooting overnight in san jose and the shooter is still on the loose this morning. it happened just before 10 o'clock last night on williams court. police say a man walked up and started shooting at a group of people who are standing in the driveway at an apartment complex the shooter then ran from the scene none of the victim's injuries are considered life threatening. >>another big story that we're following for you this morning. the country is marking a grim milestone less than 4

up to walnut creek, in up to solano cohn uppity, some of the hottest temperatures, lots of sunshine. we will show you the temperatures along the rest of the region, 92 in morgan hill. 69 degrees, the winds are gusty there. we ching to humidity. now you see the high pressure. the marine air, most of the cooling effects in the inner day, and only 19% relative humidity in livermore and 15% in san martin. and temperatures will climb in the valleys and a chance to see 90s tomorrow. and we're also tracking a spare the air day for your monday, memorial day plans and unfortunately, fire danger on the rise as the hot and dry conditions continue to ramp up in the middle of the week. we will have a closer look at how hot the temperatures expect to get and when cooling relief returns in the forecast in ten minutes. >> can't wait for that, rob, thanks a lot. >>> churches are waiting for guidelines to reopen and he could reveal the good lines as soon as torment. in the east bay, people are thankful for one church that embraced the drive-in service. here is marianne favro. >> reporter: today, the c

solano county is an exception there any a heat warning that we have going on today. beautiful shot of the golden gate doesn't even look refreshing i mean if you want to take sultry from it from sure but to take the refreshing little breeze there. and so a pretty pink dress picture that we have there if that were twice in the sentence, sorry lower 50's up to the north bay right now the bottles checking in at 5456 for san francisco. half moon bay at 46 and off to the east bay. the retention of warm temperatures overnight that something kind of interesting to have a look at some of the overnight lows coming up this week ahead. and some of those far east bay locations you're going to expect 60's for lows is about the best are going to muster even not as good as this even 64 can 60 concord but you may be seeing numbers in the mid to even upper 60's as best for your lows, 58 meanwhile for livermore but it is early in the season, so hopefully folks around the bay at least get some breaking tonight from the cold waters. but our weeklong guess is that giant h that you can see