it is the future park at 900. a review of the shadow cast supports 1.2 to strengthen parks and facilities. for shared reference i want to go over planning code section 295 governing shadows it was aimed to protect from shadows cast by new buildings with height greater than 40 feet. they jointly adopted with the planning commission a 19 1989 mo as guidance for determinations of significant shadows in parks. parks greater than two acres whose current annual shadings is less or equal to 20%, the 1989 established the parameter. we will go over those in more detail. at this time i would like to introduce cindy from the mayor's office of housing to provide opening remarks on this project. thank you. >> good morning. i am with the mayor's office of housing. the mayor's office of housing has been working on the overall hunter's view project since 2010 and possibly even earlier. the point is to rebuild our distressed public housing while increasing ownership and improve the quality of life for existing residents in surround

largest single park, and it actually is the 13th-most visited national park in the country. it's a great park, whether it's biking or hiking or fishing or kayaking, i'm one of those 2.7 million visitors to cuyahoga valley national park and ohio national parks every year. i want to be sure these public lands are preserved so more americans can visit these incredible sites into the future. going back to my days as the director of the office of management and budget in the george w. bush administration about a dozen years, i've taken the lead in figuring out ways to help our national parks sites throughout the country. at that time we proposed in the bush administration a is -- a centennial bill. it was to get more public and private agencies involved in the park. president bush very supportive of this effort as was the office of management and budget. after my time in the bush administration i was a member of the centennial commission on the national parks and here in the senate i'm the augusta of what'f what's the service centennial act signed into law on august 16 on the 100t

lever on the national park is a unesco world heritage site it's the oldest park in africa and 8090 square kilometers is the size of the greek island of crete a different town to toots of a park allow enormous biodiversity and a wide range of habitats. i've . a large number of endangered species live in the national park but it's mountain gorillas are the best known worldwide there are only around 1000 gorillas left and 600 of them live here. if their own go ones had the highest density of wildlife in africa today 95 percent of the animals have disappeared tusks and horns are traded for billions on the asian black markets i think the street price is higher than that of gold. poaching is on the rise and tourists no longer cop. i. was going to say i knew for days to fill one of the 1st questions i asked the director of the park when he called was what will they do as i say my idea was that africans are not used to women being figures of authority. but i soon noticed that i had no problems right from the beginning. they called me mama which not only means mother but is a mark of respect. when

in the area of park stops. in addition to the 10 park stops we currently are operating. ropose to the mayor to add additional five park stops. proposed to be at market haywards, youngblood, extend deloris to two full-time slots and the panhandle and washington square. environmental services we propose adding a gardiner, environmental services laborer and supervisor. we will add additional funding forgetting the park and service areas as natural resources to add additional supplies to their budgets. we are really excited about the work in our equity program and services as noted in today's earlier presentation to our partners, oece, we will continue to explore creatively the opportunities we can create to ensure that we get our programs and services to the lowest income, most disadvantaged populations in the city. in that mind i note that we are increasing partnerships from 33 to 133 in the coming summer session. we are offering 100% camper ship subsidies. before it was 50%. we ensure the lottery is a priority for low income families. the other main priority for the depart

can you walk down to the park or the shore but you cannot park your car here, if you find parking along the roy you can enjoy the park that way. this is in an effort to make sure that there are not crowds of people coming to the parks on the weekend. the governor is shutting down the parking lots of parks and beaches. with so many people at home and all other weekend events canceled people have been flocking to the beaches and the coast and other areas. they tweeted out this picture of a line of cars spilling out into the parking lot. we talked to a man taking his boat out here this morning, he said closing the parking lot is the least we can do to maintain social distance and keep everyone safe. >> it's not just about you, it's about our whole community. >> it's a problem in more urban areas too. san francisco mayor london breed wand she is considering shutting down city parks if people to not take the social distancing rules more seriously. parks were packed this weekend. in other areas, signs dotted the pathways to remind people of the 6 feet rule. you are allowed to go out to get ex

gates blocking the parking lot to keep too many people from gathering over the weekend. katie nielsen explains what will be different this weekend. katie. >> reporter: east bay regional parks announcing they are closing 20 of the most popular park sites through april 30. this is one of 73 that will stay open at least from now. >> weekends, it gets overrun. everyone is out at the same time. mcchrystal reese comes to crown beach from her house in oakland and says that she thinks people are just now starting to understand the concept of social distancing. >> people are really making the effort to give that radius and there's a learning curve. >> reporter: thousands of people packed beaches near san francisco and crowded dolores park in the mission. a clear violation of the shelter in place order. >> sadly we saw a number of areas in the city that were just jampacked. we are going to have to make changes, the last thing i want to do is as i said on monday, is to basically close parks. >> reporter: but that's exactly what's happening at 20 e. bay regional park sites in alameda

take it easy on the parks and the rangers.for being with us today. >> we can all get through together. >> let's check in with rob mayeda right now. the weather helped people away and it will help next weekend. it is doing some good things for us as far as keeping the crowds down at the parks. >> you bring up a good point. we're watching the last three weekends with daily rain chances. we had some morning and we may go four for four as we head toward next weekend. of 69 pics a pretty view. look at the renewed grown. it has helped green up our area. and the rain is adding up. incremental gains from 43% of average around sandal jose to 53%, closer to santa rosa. the numbers are coming up a little bit. toward the sierra, how is that for a post card view? we've got more snow this weekend. a month ago it was about 38% of average.s a bit of good news for you. it is a pretty significant rain to make in the late season run. this has really suppressed the fire season. things starting to wind down. the view was very telling. still, on so

the national park service maintains the grounds. the other historic structures and visitor center, but the church building itself, because it is still an active parish, is maintained not by the national park service but by the archdiocese. it is still an active church and because today we do abide by the separation of church and state in the national park service, does not maintain the building. these walls would have been covered with amazing frescoes. we can see a segment of that fresco that has been reproduced here on the wall. this is a reproduction, done in the 1940's and 1950's, and while it is not original, the design and the colors are original. if you can imagine all of these walls would have been covered with frescoes. a fresco is this wall decoration with colors and pigments applied to the plaster when the plaster is still wet, still fresh. it was that they were working on a small segment at a time. they would apply the plaster and then the pigment and go to the next section. that had to have been something to see when al

the rest of our lives. we'll see you next time. >>station. news at 5. >>parking lots at san francisco's ocean beach in the marina green in crissy fid east beach are closed outdoor fitness sites are also off limits and so are neighborhood playgrounds. >>education can only go so far. and there will come a time where we will have to enforce. >>now at 5 as we approach the weekend then coronavirus cases continue to climb in the bay area and beyond city leaders are issuing a stern warning follow the stay at home order or you could face consequences. good evening and thank you so much for joining us tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine waltman tonight there are 1600 confirmed cases of covid 19 here in the bay area and 35 people have died. today santa clara county announced its 20th death from covid 19 and there have been 574 cases overall san mateo county has 239 cases and 6 people have died, san francisco county reports. 279 cases and 3 deaths. contra costa county has 147 cases and one death. alameda county 204 cases and 4 deaths. there have been 65 coronavirus

because today we do abide by the separation of park and church the national park service does not maintain the church buildings. another thing about the structure of the church, these walls would have been covered with these amazing frescos. if we come around the corner here, we can see a segment of that fresco that has been reproduced here on the wall. and this is a reproduction. it's done in the 1940s, 1950s the thereabouts. while it is not original, the design and the colors are original. so, if you can imagine, all of these walls here would have been covered with frescos. and a fresco is this wall decoration where the colors the pigments are applied to the plaster when the plaster is still wet, still fresh, still fresco. and so, it was that meant that they were working on just a small segment at a time. apply the plaster, apply the pigment and go on to the next section. yeah. so it was -- that had to have been something to see when all of these flat surfaces would have been covered with frescos like this. so here we are at the aqua duct for the mission esecia the irrigation canal. it w

we're really monitoring the park use very closely. knowing it puts demands on our staff that are there and also parking. we've had to close a number of parking lots and entrances because they filled up to capacity and reopened them. it does create some challenge there's when basically public health is paramount. so we are watching things closely and hope that ourselves or no has to come down from the state or local agencies about closing parks. >> great. dave mason with the east bay parks district, thank you very much for joining us this evening. the warnings are over in san jose. this week officers are expected to start citing business owners who are supposed to be closing up shop. before now, teams of officers have been hitting the streets, warning shops that they need to close. so far more than 50 stores receive a warning. that includes a pool hall, 14 hair salon, a car wash and three gyms. >>> italy reported another sharp increase in coronavirus deaths today. another 650 deaths were recorded there as the pandemic spreads across eur

california state parks friday, but the locks on about a 3rd of its parking lots and access ads to keep cars away our goal is to make sure able to the social and difficult if there's a veteran ages of at least 16 of will be over last weekend was that a lot of people that are not a state parks and beaches for not those recommendations 98 of the state's 280 parks and beaches are shut down to vehicle traffic a-list park officials say is constantly changing and could continue to grow officials say they understand the need to balance the stay at home order with exercise they're hoping to encourage californians to do it closer their homes. >>the trails and not campground areas are still open recommend that you don't walk to the park like that as well. >>we still have to maintain that russell is guidelines are followed and parks are still filled with people more closures could be coming our secret officers in cooperation with defeat. >>make sure that people recommendatio. >>and i'm not enough you know it's like the others you know they may have to take additional the only current part, i'm inc

>>say home can be costly and inconvenient it is not a walk in the park. it's not supposed to be it's a sacrifice for the greater good and since too many people are willing to make that sacrifice. santa rosa is making it easier by closing the parks, starting today, mayor thomas schwedhelm joins us now to talk about the decision and how you can still get exercise just don't congregate in the park's it looks like you're at your home. absolutely so children face so what about to you know what are people supposed to do i think a lot of people. are driving to areas that they enjoy going to parking the car and then getting out and walking and that's why so many places that have great parts a jam. >>that's exactly what happened this weekend here in sonoma county. so it's not a us citizen rose order. but the summit county health officer issue that close you know first because it is a beautiful weekend here in santa rosa and sonoma county and people flock to the parks in they were just not maintaining the social distancing as directed by their original order. >>but

lots at beaches and parks. >>> and the mayor is keeping city parks open for now but that can change h the recent images people crowding local parks and beaches. >>> number five, check the home and ask around at nt isn- accepting95 and surgical masks and goggles and clorox wipes for our health-care workers. >>> and all lanes are open here. a sig-alert was in effect due to a deadly crash, but now all lanes are open. >>> number seven, keep an umbrella and our app handy so you can follow the showers today. they could happen at anytime, and light to moderate, a chilly one. mid-40s this morning and only mid-50s this afternoon. >>> number eight. we are all going to dnice's party. >> i was right there with you kumasi. >> you went? wasn't it fun? >> i went in my living room. >> you have to get onboard. >> so you know, it's letter >>> good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, the battle over how to fight the coronavirus outbreak. the world health organization warns the pandemic is accelerating, but as the national medical experts call to expand extreme social distancing, pres

weekend. >>> east bay regional park seven announced they are closing 20 of the most popular parks until april 30. this is one of 73 that will stay open at least are now. >> weekends it gets overrun. everyone is out at the same time. >> crystal reese comes to her house in oakland and says she thinks people are just now starting to understand the concept of social distancing. >> people are really that grace there's a learning curve. >> reporter: thousands of people packed beaches near san francisco and crowded dolores park in the mission. a clear violation of the shelter in place order. >> sadly we saw a number of areas in the city that were just jampacked. we will have to make changes, the last thing i want to do as i said on monday, is to basically close parks. >> that's exactly what's happening at 20 e. bay regional park sites in alameda and contra costa counties. >> most of the closures are removing parking from picnic areas at high recreation sites. >> in most cases the parking lots are closed to reduce the number of people at the park but the trails themselves are still open. >> the

shop now the parking lot yeah, and in the north bay, we know that they've actually cut shut down the parks themselves. >>to prevent anybody from congregating up in sonoma county that is in effect as of today we've got kron 4 sarah stinson standing by with more on the story sarah. >>i'm live right now and helen putnam regional park in petaluma and this in all of the parks in sonoma county will be shut down you can see right here there's d a barricade over the fence and a sign that says park is closed so get used to seeing that until further notice across sonoma county marine counties already done the same. and i'm sure san francisco's not far behind we heard a maryland brief read pleading with everybody so she didn't have to do this is all because over the weekend, the weather was so nice and everyone had the same idea to hit the beach trails picnic sites and other outdoor common areas, but that lead to it being packed at county stay in city parks. people were flooding them at the beach they were having a good time but they weren't keeping their 6 feet of distance it doesn't allow you

the park rangers will monitor use of the equipment. the fact is that the park rangers do not interfere with sound levels in the park. this is evidenced by the many park converts during which neighborhoods regularly vibrate with over amplified music. we urge you to either deny the certificate of appropriate for the projector limit the time to one year for the alleged goal which is the anniversary celebration. i am submitting new letters from friends of the music concourse and the sierra club to this effect. >> any other member of the public that wishes to make public comment? >> bringing it back to the commission. commissioners. >> commissioner foley. >> i think it is great what they are doing here. i think restoring the property back is going to be super-amazing. i think that illuminate if you look at the work they have done and how they treat the things they illuminate is pretty spectacular. i don't know if anybody has been to the grace cathedral, it is stunning considering that is an amazing structure inside that building. we have to

the governor is shutting down the parking lots of the most popular parks and beaches and the order copsthe large outdoor crowds ignoring the social distancing rules. >> when you're out there and can't find parking at a beach, it suggests you're not going to practice social distancing and it may suggest you may want to find a new location. but to make it easier for you, we're going to shut down all state parking lots. >> in the bay area, the governor's order will affect 27 parks in the counties. >> help get you out the door, millions working from home and more. >> this is day one for you. >> they made an appearance earlier this morning and somebody asked me, does it feel weird to put a tie on working from home? >> yes, it does. probably by friday i'll be looking like the dude from the big lebowski but till then we'll maintain the professional attitude. we have a lot of activity going on here. partly to mostly cloudy and it's a cool pattern and we've had rain to the north, there's been some about a quarter of inch out towards the russian river and even santa rosa had about 12 one-hundredt

all of the state parks parking lots are not actually closed. the announcement today was made by the governor to keep people away from parks and beaches that we saw on the flooding, the parks and beaches that we saw over this but it's actually about 3 dozen of the the 280 parks that are across the state, however people are still not exactly thrilled with this idea. >>in an effort to flatten the curve a california state parks governor gavin newsome says it's time for soft closures he announced monday effective immediately that 36 of the state's 280 parks will be closed to vehicular traffic. it breaks my heart but i understand the reasons. >>we know a guy i've been wondering how long it would last that we're still able to access the stuff, rock climber adam sandler says for the most part he's seen people on the trails of mount diablo state park practicing social distancing right now the east bay park does not fall under this closure ambler says that's a good thing because the outdoors have been helpful for leaving his anxiety over the pandemic it t

the parking lots at state parks now close after scenes like this played out all over california this weekend. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, march 24th. of course we will get to all the stories in a moment, but first we want to check in with mike. >> thank you, kumasi, and hi, everybody. rainfall totals up to half an inch and snow levels down to around 3,000 feet, as we have a cold storm brewing once again. you can see the showers coming off the ocean and this is going to be the flow and pattern as we head throughout the day. look at the 12-hour day planner from 7:00 to 4:00, we have mymi mainly light or moderate showers, and they will taper as we head into the evening hours, and temperatures still in the low to mid-50s. >>> now to the latest developmen developments involving the coronavirus. congress is close to reaching a deal on the economic stimulus package, chuck schumer and mnuchin say they expect to reach an agreement sometime today. the deal had been stalled in congress over the past two days. here in the bay area more than 900 people are infected with the virus and

the mountain before. >> a crack down at state parks. empty parking lots now the norm. what officials are threatening to do next if people don't heed the social distancing warnings. >>> and bay area transit agency set to hit the brakes on service in just a few hours. the major changes set to take effect and which riders will feel the biggest impact. >>> thank you for joining us. >> and i'm brian hackney. there are now just over 1900 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the bay area, a full third of them this santa clara county alone. 48 patients have died. today, santa cruz county announced its first fatal case. a man in his 70s with underlying health issues. >>> kiet do tells us they will be used to shelter the homeless as part of a broader effort to curtail the number of coronavirus cases. >> reporter: if you are homeless and test positive for the coronavirus, there's a good chance this is where you will end up. you're looking at 15 trailers given to santa clara county from the state of california. they're relatively new and look to be in good shape, but need a little bi

, i know the national park today, you're always welcome at the national park. the parks were always open to african-americans, the problem was that all of the parks facilities, the guest houses and hotels and restaurants were operated by private individuals and they discriminated. so this is the picnic grounds for negroes at the national park. it took a long time for the parks to be fully integrated. i would like to talk for a few minutes about the role of the automobile and civil rights movement. it was very important for the automobile played a key role in the civil rights movement. you can have the civil rights movement there. this is where supermarket and where it clearly ties itself to doctor martin luther king. very important and very dangerous. if you were in a white community concerned about them coming to your community. excuse me. the man at the front of this line is a jazz singer and traveling back to the hotel in birmingham, after this pickup line, this is the hotel, it was bombed. gaston provided spaces for civil rights workers but civil rights mov

mayor does not want to have to close the parks. she knows people need get exercise and fresh air but if people continue to disregard that six feet distance, then she will close the green spaces. >> reporter: the brisk bay air, a walk in golden gate park or jog has becomeessential for essential for many people coping with the coronavirus pandemic. . >> exercise so that i make sure i shower and get dressed. >> reporter: it has been difficult for some to maintain the six foot social distancing order. >> the past few days it has been very crowded. so yeah. difficult to keep distance. >> reporter: san francisco mayor said over the weekend some people were gathering in groups or partying at the beaches and parks. >> if things continue in the way we saw over the weekend, we will have no choice but to close our park system. >> reporter: closing parks would take away a big source of stress relief. >> research shows that there is an immediate stress reducing effect of being in greenery. so it reduces stress in the >> reporter: she is urging p

in terms of the -- when we look at parking fees, we're talking about the congestion and parking pricing or decongestion, depending on how you perceive it. do we look at private garages in that vicinity to determine what the pricing number might make sense or we just kind of test numbers and hope that it works out for us? >> director of parking for m.t.a. for on street we use our sierra calculations to make those determinations and make quarterly rate changes based on percentage of occupancy. for off street a little bit. primarily for our monthly rates, we will look at surrounding garages, but as a recommendation which isn't strongly put in there, perhaps one of the things more closely in line with is looking at the garages and determining if our rates are in there area. >> and then another question that i have -- i think that's it for now. i wanted to make sure where the 5% came from. maybe someone can find the lower number came from. i think for us up here, hearing that and thinking about the fee, it's hard to know what you're talking about. that would be great. that was the only other

. >> san francisco mayor closing playgrounds and threatening to close the city parks. good evening everyone. i am heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. governor gavin newsom closed flutes keep people from gathering. in washington the senate failed for a second time to advance a $1.8 trillion economic rescue bill. and that prompts house democrats to come up with a version of their own. president trump said fema is sending medical equipment, 8 million n95 masks to hard hit states. the coronavirus task force says commercial labs testing for the virus. the president announced a delay for real i.d.s. the president today called for all americans to protect asian americans saying they are not responsible for spreading the disease and in california the negative of positive coronavirus cases jumped to more than 2,000, half of those are here in the bay area. now the governor is calling for more hospital beds to handle the surge in patient. the governor and the president held briefings this afternoon to discuss their efforts to try slow the spread of the virus. azenith smith h

new road closures are in place in marin county to deal with the people flooding the parks and beaches this weekend. and governor newsom announcing several new steps to help slow the virus' spread. that includes a new executive order that allows the state to increase its health care capacity, in other words, find places to put patients. plenty of venues are being called on to participate including santa clara a convention center. nbc bay area's roz plater has the latest. >> reporter: as the number of covid-19 cases rises, we've learned the santa clara convention center is being prepped as a just-in-case scenario for a temporary hospital. a federal medical station that can treat up to 250 people who do not have covid-19, freeing up hospital beds for more acute patients. it's part of the governor's plan to set up an additional 10,000 hospital beds by converting hotels and convention centers to meet the potential demand. the governor has also ordered $42 million in emergency funding to lease seton medical center on the peninsula and saint vincent medical center in los angeles for three mo

it was a line of ants and similarly the parking lots are absolutely fall. beyond capacity. >> everyone came out to play. the beaches were overrun and trails were jammed has a lot of social distancing went out the window. >> that was something that even we as officials did not anticipate because all week visitation was down. i think come the weekend, people were excited about coming out and enjoying the trails and the beaches and it was just too many people. >> as a result, while the beaches are technically still open, many roads have been shut down. people wanting to access the beaches now have a hike on their hands. today the visitors began filling the nature trails and the hills. she was shocked. >> we were the only ones stepping off of the trail to give some space. it is a very narrow trail so it is very hard. you cannot observe the six foot distancing rule. suck the parking lot was crowded as families and groups of friends had up the trail. >> i have not had any instances where i have run into anyone. >> he has been biking trails and does not see anythin

at the state level least the parking lots anyway, and in san francisco mayor london breed says that she also doesn't want to shut down the city parks because she says people need to get out enjoy some fresh air she may have no choice if people continue to ignore the social distancing order. >>it's really the last thing that i want to do so i want to ask one a plead to the people of our city to comply with the order. the folks who are out on the streets have been drinking parties the folks who are out on the streets socializing in coming together and not taking this social distancing. requirements seriously you are putting lives at stake, your putting public health in jeopardy. this is important it's serious and ultimately our goal in preparing is to make sure that our hospitals have the capacity have what they need to prepare for what we know is coming. >>well to prepare for a more cases that potentially could slam san francisco's health system. mayor breed said that 82 nurses were hired over the weekend as a really ramping up that process in addition she says the pr

people still walk here but the parking lots of these 27 state parks are across california. the gates don't usually open until 8:00. the goal behind this order is to discourage crowds of people coming here. governor newsom is shutting down the parking lots of california's most popular parks and beaches. the problem was evident had past weekend. a lot of people flocked to the beach to get to the coast and other popular spots. . >> when you're out there and you can't find parking at a beach, it suggests you're not going to practice social distancing and it may suggest you may want to find a new location. but, to make it easier for you we're going to shut down all state parking lots. . >>> crowding in outdoor areas is a problem in urban places too. she's considering shutting down all cities and parks. parks across the city were packed with hikers, joggers, people walking their dogs and some people noted not in all cases that required 6' of distance. during this stay at home order in san francisco and throughout the state, you are allowed to leave your home for essential trips to

golden gate recreation area down to small community parks. the closures take effect immediately and until further notice and include all local, county, and state parks and public open space preserves, all state parks including mt. tamalpais, point reys and muir woods closed as well. the county idea there is to get people to follow those social distancing rules, to get people to stay home if you are going out to get exercise. please stay locally, trying to get people not to start to keep spreading this virus around from one location to another. we're live in pleasant hill, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> you have to take it seriously, you're right. thanks so much, thom. 4:38. our coronavirus coverage continues. still ahead, the major impact strict new policies the u.s./mexico border are having on illegal crossings. and the all new hurdles for asylum seekers. >>> plus, with airlines being hit hard jetblue cutting back flights starting this week. the new schedules and focus for the airline. >>> a live look this morning at the bay bridge toll pla

marty that's right i'm live here in walnut creek at castle rock just one of the park's one of the overen parks that will be closed in a certain way you can still hike some of the trails but you can't drive there and then hike it's kind of like the story that we reported on yesterday in pacifica where the surfers were still out there, but they couldn't drive there from other cities sort of like if this is in your backyard enjoy it, but they have seen some very unsafe crowding overcrowding and it's causing for major concern the park district the east bay regional park district they're really hoping to keep parks and trails open but as i said there's over a dozen parks that will see some closures and this is necessary to limit overcrowding and maintains social distancing and there's over a dozen we put that list on our parking lot but they will have a some of the park areas parking lot entrance points. those will be closed beginning tomorrow through thursday april 30th trails will remain accessible on a walk in bike in basis. the general manager of the park district says we're all in this

the governor is calling the decision soft closures of state parks. the goal is to encourage people to practice social distancing as california now counts more than 2100 coronavirus cases statewide kron four's dan thorn has been following the large gathering said. >>bay area parks and beaches he joins us joins us now live from danville with more on people reacting to this announcement. dan. >>what can the governor's announcement was met with some confusion and also some disappointment but we got a clarification tonight from the state's parks department saying that not all of the state's parks parking lots are closed. it's about 3 dozen of them and most of them are in the bay area in an effort to flatten the curve a california state parks governor gavin newsome says it's time for soft closures he announced monday effective immediately that 36 of the state's 280 parks will be closed to vehicular traffic. it breaks my heart but i understand the reasons. >>we know a guy i've been wondering how long it would last that we're still able to access the stuff, r

in terms of the -- when we look at parking fees, we're talking about the congestion and parking pricing or decongestion, depending on how you perceive it. do we look at private garages in that vicinity to determine what the pricing number might make sense or we just kind of test numbers and hope that it works out for us? >> director of parking for m.t.a. for on street we use our sierra calculations to make those determinations and make quarterly rate changes based on percentage of occupancy. for off street a little bit. primarily for our monthly rates, we will look at surrounding garages, but as a recommendation which isn't strongly put in there, perhaps one of the things more closely in line with is looking at the garages and determining if our rates are in there area. >> and then another question that i have -- i think that's it for now. i wanted to make sure where the 5% came from. maybe someone can find the lower number came from. i think for us up here, hearing that and thinking about the fee, it's hard to know what you're talking about. that would be great. that was the only other

you cannot observe the six foot distancing rule. >> the parking lot at the visitor center was crowded as families and friends head up the trail. >> i have not had had any instances where i have come close and i am not worried. >> he spent the week biking trails all over the northbay and does not see anything wrong. >> i think it is great to be outdoors and that is probably the safest place to be and a good time to be here. there could not be a better time to be outside in the bay area. >> she is concerned that disregard of the order could ruin it for everyone. >> i feel we should be modeling for everybody. appropriate behavior. >> john ramis, kpix 5 . >> the order does allow people to go outside for exercise but for bids driving long distances to get there. so far law enforcement has not enforced that part of the order. >>> a dark sky in san jose as a fresh round of rain moved in this afternoon. >> there is more on top later this week. >> tuesday and wednesday but before i get to the next storm let's talk to the one right now because for the last three hours we have had two clusters o

in terms of the -- when we look at parking fees, we're talking about the congestion and parking pricing or decongestion, depending on how you perceive it. do we look at private garages in that vicinity to determine what the pricing number might make sense or we just kind of test numbers and hope that it works out for us? >> director of parking for m.t.a. for on street we use our sierra calculations to make those determinations and make quarterly rate changes based on percentage of occupancy. for off street a little bit. primarily for our monthly rates, we will look at surrounding garages, but as a recommendation which isn't strongly put in there, perhaps one of the things more closely in line with is looking at the garages and determining if our rates are in there area. >> and then another question that i have -- i think that's it for now. i wanted to make sure where the 5% came from. maybe someone can find the lower number came from. i think for us up here, hearing that and thinking about the fee, it's hard to know what you're talking about. that would be great. that was the only other

and there is nothing more direct to consumer than running the parks. : tough time he because parks are not the place we want with the possible pandemic. jack >> barely had to close in shanghai and hong kong. you can see a downturn in attendance here in the u.s. is things get worse. but keep in context this is a business where you are at $7 billion in operating profit just up from a few billion dollars five years ago you're probably headed for $10 billion so things are moving in the lon right direction over long-term. jack: kind of rough guide he agreed customer. >> i spoke with him at disney world last year at about 285-degree orlando heat. he is matter of fact. i have something in the magazine are described below bit and i say he's not what you would call an oscar party raconteur. he likes to get down to business. he is a guy who talks about storytelling and be at the heart of every thing disney does, something i've heard many times from bob iger. jack: torsten from deutsche telling talking about the markets we'll be right managing lipids, like very hi

governor newsome is calling the decision a soft closure of state parks. as of midnight this morning all parts in sonoma county have been ordered to close as well the goal is to encourage people to practice social distancing as california now counts more than 2200 coronavirus cases statewide rob was dan thorn has reaction now to the governor's announcement. >>in an effort to flatten the curve a california state parks governor gavin newsome says it's time for soft closures he announced monday effective immediately that 36 of the state's 280 parks will be closed to vehicular traffic. it breaks my heart but i understand the reasons. >>you know i i i i've been wondering how long it would last that we're still able to access the stuff, rock climber adam sandler says for the most part he's seen people on the trails of mount diablo state park practicing social distancing right now the east bay park does not fall under this closure ambler says that's a good thing because the outdoors have been helpful for leaving his anxiety over the pandemic it today in a church i

>>a group them close in the parking lot of russian closed any part. >>but others think it's a good idea to prevent this from happening >>here's a full list of the beach parking lot closed full slots at the pacifica state beach parking at the pacific a community center both lots at rockaway beach plus council chambers lot on beach boulevard and fisherman's lot in the 800 block of palmetto avenue. if you want to get in that exercise you still can you say to stay in your own neighborhood get out with the kids walk the dog, but just a near where you live in the sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>coming up next some bay area distilleries have shifted gears from bows to hand sanitizers also people stockpiling acts during the pandemic the problems that's now leading to and how an international nonprofit organic at this price... is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of orangic produce at shockingly low prices. i guess the choir isn't real either? oh no, their real. their here every sunday afternoon. ♪grocery outlet