we were happy on valencia. having bun almost through it we are in the final round, the last part of the race. the homestretch. we are in the homestretch. this is very, very complex. as an example right now the way it is orchestrated for the street closure the fire department is requiring that both ends of the street be staffed the entire time this is happening. the city is not helping with the staffing. it is left to the merchants to be fully staffed. the small businesses can barely staff our own staff. do we need to make it this complex and difficult to do this? if it is a short term pilot thing. what i will say with the extension of the health orders rendering indoor dining pushed out indefinitely. we don't really know, and other forms of indoor business, maybe indoor retail will be closed. our outdoor spaces are overnight become much, much more value automobile. we are running out of bones to throw at small businesses. right now the space outside is one of the few bones left. we need to help the small busine

valencia street was this. >>by brant. >>a thing before shut down and we've kind of lost a lot of my new covid shut down so it's really exciting to bring attention back to the street and get people off about with no expectation of covid-19 disappearing anytime soon mission business owners say safety for everyone is key. it is no mask, no injuries of you want to come enjoy valencia street. >>and support our merchants please come wearing a mask probably not gonna be able to come in at all. >>the valencia corridor merchants association says that this is just a temporary emergency plan to help out the small businesses on just these 2 blocks and hopefully the surrounding area and that there is no idea or no plan rather to make this a long-term plan and to make plenty of street completely car-free reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news stands. thank you in the south bay los altos is also launching a new program to try to help out small businesses. >>open streets, los altos will partially closed downto

valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly.ur members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whether you are going there for restaurants, nightlife, you know , people are commuting up and down every single day. >> i have been biking down the valencia street corridor for about a decade. during that time, i have seen the emergence of ridesharing companies. >> we have people on bikes, we have people on bike share, scooters, we have people delivering food and we have uber taking folks to concerts at night. one of the main goals of the project was to improve the overall safety of the corridor, will also looking for opportunities to upgrade the bikeway. >> the most common collision that happens on valencia is actually due to double parking in the bike lane, specifically during, which is where a driver opens the door unexpectedly. >> we kept all the passengers -- the passenger levels out, which is the white crib that we see, we double the amount of commercial curbs that you see out here. >> most people aren't actually p

valencia street was this. >>by brant. >>a thing before i shut down and we've kind of lost a lot of my new covid shut down so it's really exciting to bring attention back to the street and get people off about with no expectation of covid-19 disappearing anytime soon mission business owners say safety for everyone is key is no mask, no injuries of you want to come enjoy valencia street and support our merchants. these come wearing a mask or but we're not gonna be able to come in at all. >>the valencia corridor merchants association says that this is just a temporary plan an emergency plan to help out small businesses on these 2 blocks and they are not planning on having this go on long term and totally removing cars from all of the land see a street reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn. kron 4 news. thank you dan there is breaking news tonight, a true legend of the civil rights movement john lewis has passed away. >>he was 80 years old. he was the longest-serving democratic congressman from georgia and th

valencia has been a constantly evolving roadway. the first bike lanes were striped in 1999, and today is the major north and south bike route from the mission neighborhood extending from market to mission street. >> it is difficult to navigate lindsay on a daily basis, and more specifically, during the morning and evening commute hours. >> from 2012 to 2016, there were 260 collisions on valencia and 46 of those were between vehicles and bikes. the mayor shows great leadership and she knew of the long history of collisions and the real necessity for safety improvements on the streets, so she actually directed m.t.a. to put a pilot of protected bike lanes from market to 15th on valencia street within four months time. [♪] >> valencia is one of the most used north south bike routes in san francisco. it has over 2100 cyclists on an average weekday. we promote bicycles for everyday transportation of the coalition. valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly. our members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whet

valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly. members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whether you are going there for restaurants, nightlife, you know , people are commuting up and down every single day. >> i have been biking down the valencia street corridor for about a decade. during that time, i have seen the emergence of ridesharing companies. >> we have people on bikes, we have people on bike share, scooters, we have people delivering food and we have uber taking folks to concerts at night. one of the main goals of the project was to improve the overall safety of the corridor, will also looking for opportunities to upgrade the bikeway. >> the most common collision that happens on valencia is actually due to double parking in the bike lane, specifically during, which is where a driver opens the door unexpectedly. >> we kept all the passengers -- the passenger levels out, which is the white crib that we see, we double the amount of commercial curbs that you see out here. >> most people aren't actually per

valencia street was this.rant. >>the thing before i shut down and we've kind of lost a lot of my new covid shut down so it's really exciting to bring attention back to the street and get people off about with no expectation of covid-19 disappearing anytime soon mission business owners say safety for everyone is key. it is no mask, no injuries of you want to come enjoy valencia street and support our merchants. these come wearing a mask or but we're not gonna be able to come in at all reporting in san francisco. >>dan thorn kron 4 news. >>happening today, the city of hayward is putting together a social distancing outdoor dining event starting at 02:00pm be street is going to be closed to traffic car traffic that is. from foothill boulevard to walk in street and main street will be closed from a street to see street. the event runs until 10:00pm and it will take place every saturday until the end of august. and here's a closer look at the local coronavirus numbers to the keep climbing statewide more than 373,00

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valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly.ur members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whether you are going there for restaurants, nightlife, you know , people are commuting up and down every single day. >> i have been biking down the valencia street corridor for about a decade. during that time, i have seen the emergence of ridesharing companies. >> we have people on bikes, we have people on bike share, scooters, we have people delivering food and we have uber taking folks to concerts at night. one of the main goals of the project was to improve the overall safety of the corridor, will also looking for opportunities to upgrade the bikeway. >> the most common collision that happens on valencia is actually due to double parking in the bike lane, specifically during, which is where a driver opens the door unexpectedly. >> we kept all the passengers -- the passenger levels out, which is the white crib that we see, we double the amount of commercial curbs that you see out here. >> most people aren't actually p

parts of valencia street are closed to cars this weekend. how restaurants and shops are eager to take advantage of this extra space. also troubling times for the presidio. how a piece of the national park services facing a multimillion dollar budget shortfall. and we are celebrating the california coast, we wish you the best of bodega bay and tomales bay up north. reinventing. it's what small businesses do. with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet from the nation's largest gig-speed network. work safer, with all your connected devices automatically protected by securityedge. and work anywhere, with comcast business at home, our new business-grade internet solution for remote workers. whatever your business needs, comcast business has the solutions to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. call or go online to find out more. >>> the city council will let voters decide on whether to give the police commission more power. the city is also making the move to hire more emergency dispatchers co

. >>> the city of san francisco closedown part of valencia street to give businesses a boost. the closure allowed them set up outside >> reporter: we've been telling about a sector of the economy of the pandemic, the restaurant industry. the impact has led to closures or a precipitous drop in business for many. the losses of not gone unnoticed by local governments, like san francisco, which is throwing small businesses in one section of the city a much needed lifeline. >> we will set up curbside and we will also set up one or two tables. >> reporter: the manager of project juice on valencia street describes how her location will have more room to serve customers outdoors when the city begins thursday closing down valencia between 16th and 17th streets and 18th and 19th streets every thursday through sunday. >> there's a lot more people walking outside. they see the business is open. >> they think it's really important for a lot of businesses and we are really hoping to see increased foot traffic as well. >> reporter: just down the street, manager of dandelion chocolate is look

valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly.ur members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whether you are going there for restaurants, nightlife, you know , people are commuting up and down every single day. >> i have been biking down the valencia street corridor for about a decade. during that time, i have seen the emergence of ridesharing companies. >> we have people on bikes, we have people on bike share, scooters, we have people delivering food and we have uber taking folks to concerts at night. one of the main goals of the project was to improve the overall safety of the corridor, will also looking for opportunities to upgrade the bikeway. >> the most common collision that happens on valencia is actually due to double parking in the bike lane, specifically during, which is where a driver opens the door unexpectedly. >> we kept all the passengers -- the passenger levels out, which is the white crib that we see, we double the amount of commercial curbs that you see out here. >> most people aren't actually p

they give it a designer baseball helmet, and bullet proof vests. >> valencia, was dj frightened to go out and it was he frightened to go to the store, did you feel this coming? what do you think he could have done differently or was this totally unexpected? >> this was totally unexpected. dj was loved by so many people, he was a good kid. everywhere he went, everybody knew who dj was. you would never forget the type of person he was. it was just so unexpected and my son didn't deserve any of that. he didn't deserve what happened to him. he just went to the store and was on his way going back. he was gunned down for no reason, no reason. and i'm mad because now my son is gone. they took my baby for me and i need answers, it's crazy. he was never afraid to walk anywhere, i didn't matter where he was at. he wasn't in no gang. none of that. he wasn't scared to walk anywhere. >> trace: i have a 16-year-old and i can't imagine the grief. what dreams did he have, what dreams did you want him to rea reach? >> dj told me, he said mama i promise you when this coronavirus is over with, i'm going

estar en acuerdo a lo que es permitido, la ciudad estará lanzando un esfuerzo donde más calles como valenciaán al tráfico para uso peatonal y servicio al aire libre >>> cada día los pequeños negocios toman fuertes decisiones se mantenerse abierto y nos hará los residentes busca llegar un acuerdo para evitar un brote en entrada de sus hogares >>> ajustes se que tenemos condiciones de salud y esto nos pone mayor peligro >>> los residentes dicen que los negocios como restaurante cierre y trabaje para llegar a un acuerdo que la ciudad otorga el permiso de cerrar la calle valencia para atender a más personas al aire libre a partir de mañana en san francisco noticieros telemundo 48 >>> creo que el condado san mateo está fuera de la lista de monitorea se supervisor explica que el promedio de contagios en los condados de california es de 294 mientras que en el condado a mateus es de 100 infectados el lugar se prepara para seguir las órdenes del gobernador sobre cierre de negocios en caso que sea necesario >>> el miércoles california sobrepasa nueva york con el mayor número de contagios de covid- el

tables to the outside space, one of several restaurants in the mission closing off the blocks on valencia street and hoping this will give them a boost of business. >> reporter: lights, music, dinner drinks, and closing off valencia street between 16th and 17th, between 18 and 19, energizing a neighborhood that was hit hard by the pandemic. >> it makes sense to have certain streets shutdown throughout the city to have certain businesses be able to social distance. >> it has a european feeling with everything outside, dining, drinking and having a great time. it includes families and kids, mothers and grandparents, and all that good stuff. >> reporter: bicyclist and pedestrians replacing the car traffic this evening, and one restaurant owner was pushing for the movenight and tonight some restaurants have had the best night ever already. there was a waiting list for the first time since march. >> reporter: many restaurants fully occupied and the recent yelp a study found san francisco, oakland and hayward collectively saw about 370 restaurants closing for good since early march. across the

street between 16 to 19 we'll be car free yeah, the valencia quarter merchants association came up with the street closure idea of course to help businesses struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>good pretty good job i can for happening the table or 6 feet apart at the everybody that's what you buy is wearing a mask, but it absolutely love being out and having a kid in a world game like around. >>i just kind of bring some privacy back to the neighborhood as well. >>and they're hoping that more blocks throughout the city adopt this idea as well. a beach playfield in piedmont is closed to the public until further notice because of an ongoing failure to follow covid-19 health orders so the last straw may have been an episode related in a july 15th e-mail from the city. it said on july 10th, the city of piedmont park ambassador encountered more than 60 adults playing soccer and beach fill the players were not practicing social distancing and not wearing face coverings when asked to do so the players were not willing to abide by safety protocols and challenge the park ambassador u

why did the police attempt to block the protesters from marching up valencia for pride without interference? thank you. >> clerk . >> vice president taylor: thank you. >> clerk: commissioner taylor, there are no more public comments. >> vice president taylor: okay. next line item. >> clerk: line item number 6, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below, closed session, including public comment on item 7, vote whether to hold item 8 in closed session. there are no public comment. item 7, vote on whether to hold item 7 in closed session, san francisco administrative code section 67.10, action. [roll call] >> clerk: vice president taylor, you have five yeses. >> vice president taylor: okay. >> how do we go in closed session? >> clerk: yeah. i'll take everybody into closed session. it will take me a second, and then, iwe'll all go out. >> vice president taylor: let's take >> commissioner hamasaki: we're in open session now, right? >> vice president taylor: there was a motion not to disclose so we can get a second and move out of here. can i have a second? do i hear a second? >> co

is 333 valencia. i agree with greg. i think this is a superior solution to their current home and also serves the departments quite well. the slide that you have in front of you is meant to convey two things. one, the deal points for the current deal which you will see on your right. and second, the pre-covid negotiating position that you will see on your left. consistent with the direction that we received from the board of supervisors, we have endeavored to negotiate 15% reduction in costs for any leases post covid. and we were successful in doing that in this case. pre-covid, you see the term has not changed. we're at initial term of 15 years with a 10-year option in both cases. the significant savings came and base rent. we're originally at $55 per square foot. we've negotiated down to $49.95 per square foot. originally, we were at one month's free rent and now we have six months of free rent, which basically means there will be no fiscal impact in the upcoming fiscal year. the original proposal was for one elevator

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of valencia and open it up for restaurants and businesses to spread out even more. that pilot starts tomorrow, and it raises additional concerns. >> it's going to be 200, 500 people around eating and walking without mask. >> reporter: merchants say they have safety in mind. >> we're going to have flyers and signs and notices all over the blocks to make it clear this is a masked zone only. >> jean elle, nbc news. >> in san jose owners and patrons are savoring some options. they're able to move tables into the roadway after the city closed the street to traffic that means more customers and ideally more employees. one customer told us it's super inviting. >> i'm hoping it succeeds, and it's great that these places can keep going and keep the economy going, and not all shut down. >> san pedro square farmer's market is still on. it will happen every friday. outdoor dining is currently okay in every bay area county burks things do keep changing so we're keeping track on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on the tap at the top, bay area reopening plans. >>> new at 1

starting about an hour ago part of valencia street in the mission was closed off to allow businesses to move their operations outdoors, hoping to attract more customers. andre joins us with a look at how this is all supposed to work. >> reporter: we have seen other businesses, other cities across the bay area do something like this to boost struggling businesses in their city but those in the mission will participate in this experiment for the next several months amid a growing number of covid- 19 cases in that section of san francisco. >> reporter: we have been telling you about a sector of the economy hit hardest by the pandemic, the restaurant industry. the impact is led to closures and a precipitous drop in business for many of them. the losses have not gone unnoticed by local governments like san francisco which is throwing small businesses a much needed lifeline. >> we will set up on the curbside and we will also set up one or two tables right next to our restaurant. >> the manager of project juice in the mission district describes how her location will have more room to serve

>>that's right ken a lot of people out here taking advantage of the street here along valencia being car freed for many of these patrons, it's twofold because they could get outside and get some fresh air and also support their local businesses. >>restaurant tables take over 2 blocks of valencia street as the mission district looks to boost business. it's the first car free weekend between 16th and 17th street and 18th and 19th streets for the next 3 months and the idea seems to be working. >>i've been a pretty good job i can for happy the table or 6 feet apart at the everybody that's what you buy is wearing a mask. >>people were freely walking riding their bikes and even kids were learning how to roller skate having no cars in the way has made this stretch of street easier for dining out and moving around i love it absolutely love being out and having a kid in a world game like around the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea to help businesses struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic many of these restaurants were boarded up just weeks a

is 333 valencia. i agree with greg. i think this is a superior solution to their current home and also serves the departments quite well. the slide that you have in front of you is meant to convey two things. one, the deal points for the current deal which you will see on your right. and second, the pre-covid negotiating position that you will see on your left. consistent with the direction that we received from the board of supervisors, we have endeavored to negotiate 15% reduction in costs for any leases post covid. and we were successful in doing that in this case. pre-covid, you see the term has not changed. we're at initial term of 15 years with a 10-year option in both cases. the significant savings came and base rent. we're originally at $55 per square foot. we've negotiated down to $49.95 per square foot. originally, we were at one month's free rent and now we have six months of free rent, which basically means there will be no fiscal impact in the upcoming fiscal year. the original proposal was for one elevator

translation: take the case of the canary islands, the balearic islands, the regions of valencia and andaluciawhich, i insist, have a cumulative incidence of the virus inferior to that registered right now in the united kingdom. we'll be getting the latest from spain, and the political ramifications in westminster. also this lunchtime: biking on prescription — the government wants more of us to cycle, and will pay you £50 to get your old bike roadworthy. covid deaths in scottish care homes — a report reveals the care watchdog was warned multiple times about staff shortages. howzat for a comeback? dropped from the first test, stuart broad takes his 500th test wicket against the west indies. and coming up on sport in bbc news... months on but still on hold — why the premier league's continuing to scrutinise the proposed saudi takeover at newcastle united. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has defended the government's decision to reimpose quarantine measures on people returning from spain, leaving the travel plans of millions in chaos. borisjohnson says there

taking advantage of good amount of people have been taking advantage of these are 2 sections of valencia street being closed off and for patrons out here this is twofold because they get to enjoy some fresh air will also helping their local businesses. >>restaurant tables take over 2 blocks of valencia street as the mission district looks to boost business. it's the first car free weekend between 16th and 17th street and 18th and 19th streets for the next 3 months and the idea seems to be working. >>i've been a pretty good job i can for happening the table or 6 feet apart at the everybody that's what you buy is wearing a mask. >>people were freely walking riding their bikes and even kids were learning how to roller skate having no cars in the way has made this stretch of street easier for dining out and moving around i love it absolutely love being out and having a kid in a road game like around the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea to help businesses struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic many of these restaurants were boarded up just w

and it's wrapped up here tonight, but plenty of people got out to enjoy the car-free sections of valencia street. a lot of those people it was twofold for them because they have to go outside and enjoy the fresh air and also support their small local businesses. >>tables chairs and plates of food take over to mission district blocks to boost restaurants and shops for the next several weekends valencia street between 16th and 17th and 18th and 19th goes car-free i think they've given people a 5th of norman things you know it's kind of uplifting you know i think it's what we need just to come and get out and to see other people. and as people 8 others walk freely rode their bikes or went for a skate in the open street. no cause has made this stretch easier to get around we love gate, it's really been great to be out the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea to help businesses struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic many of these restaurants were boarded up just weeks ago, but now they're seeing life returned to the area like it's important to ke

this it's great to see the city and the valencia corridor merchants association taking action on this >> the experiment will last for three months. they will be closed between 6th and 17th street and 18th and 19th streets every thursday through sunday from 4:-hundred until 10 4:00 to 10 p.m. >>> the build fairy building was classified as an indoor mall and only those with doors leading outside could be opened. 24 hours later the city clarified saying the building is a transportational terminal and they clarified that with the state and so it's now considered an essential operation. >> we had to a go minute by minute, hour by hour, and day about day. we had to, you know, we have to survive we have to keep our employees employed, pay the rent and bills and so, yes. we had to be super flexible. >> the farmers market outside can stay opened as well but all vendors and visitors must wear masks and people must practice social distancing. >>> well in alameda shall the ferry terminal is getting a boost from the federal government. u.s. department of transportation has awarded a 4.4 million do

in an effort to help the economy san francisco opening up parts of valencia street in the mission district to pedestrians only. two blocks between 16th and 17th and 18th and 19th will be closed to traffic. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has reaction now from business owners. >> reporter: a two block stretch of san francisco's valencia street is now open for pedestrians and closed to cars. >> it's getting business so it's helpful a r: los amigos restaurant opened in june despite the pandemic. the staff is grateful for the extra outdoor dining space and grateful just to be working. >> i applied for a job and they give me a job. >> reporter: the city is calling it their shared spaces program to support economic recovery for businesses by allowing them to use sidewalks and streets for outdoor dining. >> i probably sold maybe a hundred of these in the past three days. >> reporter: james freeborn is a mens fashion designer who sells suits and now makes masks from all his scrap fabric. he opened march 6th and had to shutdown six months later. >> i had more customers that day than the previou

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. >>> two blocks of valencia street in the mission district will be closed to cars this weekend. they allow restaurants and jobs to use the extra space for dining and sales. the coronavirus cases, the most of any san francisco neighborhood, businesses are taking precautions, and they are happy about economic opportunities providing by closing the straits. >> there are a lot more people walking outside, and, a lot of businesses cannot survive if we were not doing something like this. it is great to see the city taking action on this. >> reporter: valencia will be closed between 16 and 17 street, between 18 and 19 street every thursday from sunday to 4:00 10 p.m.. >>> the splendor of the california coast, brought to you from the small screen, in this edition we are going to hit the beaches that, right here in our own backyard. >> we are very lucky, that is one thing that you can see, it is making everyone take a moment and make everyone respected. >> reporter: maybe they had not gone fishing before, maybe there was no thought of going paddle boarding. >> or even kayaking, there is

nick valencia now reports. >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: baseball is back.before major league baseball announced plans for this season, youth travel ball is up and running in georgia. >> get onto it! >> reporter: about 30 miles north of atlanta lake point sports, a premier stage for elite teen athletes, has opened its doors to the to the rest of the country. a key economic driver, this campus generates nearly $100 million annually and sees more than 30 sports year round, including basketball, volleyball, soccer, gymnastics, lacrosse, and america's national pastime, baseball. at first glance you might think things were back to normal. some of the kids playing here are certainly acting that way. >> good to be with the boys. >> reporter: this team traveled from charlotte, north carolina to play in an invite-only tournament on one of the complex's eight major league-sized fields. >> what were your guys' kind of thoughts before coming down here? >> it sucks that we had to take a long break from baseball. and i wish the best to everyone's family members who are go

san francisco is opening parts of valencia street to pedestrians only. here is the map. two blocks between 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th are closed to traffic for part of the weekends into fall. ab abc7's lauren martinez has more. >> reporter: a two-block stretch of san francisco's valencia street is now open for pedestrians and closed to cars. >> it is getting busy so it has helped a lot. >> reporter: restaurant opened in june despite the pandemic. the staff is grateful for the extra outdoor dining space and grateful just to be working. >> i applied for the job, and they gave me a job. >> reporter: they are calling it their shared spaces program for businesses by allowing them to use sidewalks and streets for outdoor dining. >> i probably sold maybe a hundred of these in the past three days. >> reporter: james freeborn is a men's fashion designer who sells suits and now makes masks from all of his scrap fabric. he opened on march 6th and had to shut down six days later. he said the foot traffic from the street closures is what he needs. >> just on thursday without even peop

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to try to get local businesses back on their feet, san francisco is opening parts of valencia street in the mission to pedestrians only. here's the map, two blocks between 16th and 17th and 18th and 19th are closed to traffic for part of the weekend into fall. abc7 reporter lauren martinez has more. >> reporter: a two-block stretch of san francisco's valencia street is now open for pedestrians and closed to cars. >> it's getting busy, so people are allowed. >> loss june and they are open de>> i n me a job. >> reportein for economic recovery for businesses by allowing them to use sidewalks and streets for outdoor dining. >> i probably sold maybe a hundred of these in the past few days. >> reporter: james freeborn is a fashion designer who sells suits and now makes masks from all of his scrap fabric. he opened on march 6th and had to shut down six days later. he said the foot traffic from the street closures is what he needs. >> just on thursday without people even knowing it wasppin eks coe this happen on more of a regular basis, not just the weekends. but it's giving him hope. >> i h

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atika shubert joining us from valencia airport with reaction. many thanks. >>> well, coronavirus cases in south africa are increasing rapidly with over 11,000 reported sunday. south africa has the highest number of reported cases in africa, and the fifth highest worldwide. cnn's david mckenzie joins me now from johannesburg. so, david, how south africa's medical system coping with this increase in cases? >> reporter: well, certainly they are taking strain, rosemary. i've been speaking to doctors and physicians over the last few days, and here in the province, at least, they say they're managing to cope with the surge of parents, but that's it is a difficult prospect. there are also cases surging now in an adjacent province. so large parts of the country are now seeing the surge since they started to ease the lockdown in the beginning of june. today, rosemary, the schools will close, public schools, for at least a month for most students. that's a pretty controversial decision. many people obviously publicly supporting it to try and stop the tran

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the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea to try and help out businesses that are struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>pretty good job i can for happy the table or 6 feet apart and the everybody that's what you buy is doing the math blood absolutely love being out and having a kid in a row is getting right around. >>i just kind of raise some privacy back on that as well. >>well they're hoping that more blocks throughout san francisco will adopt this idea as well. >>well happening tomorrow in the east bay, the contra costa board of supervisors may approve an ordinance that would establish fines for health order violations. this includes wearing face coverings social distancing and gatherings. the fine for individuals would range from 100 to $500 for noncommercial violations, commercial violations or range from 250 to $1000. when the east bay, the cleanup continues this morning in oakland after what started as a peaceful protests and it was damage to the alameda county courthouse and police station. police say that about 700 demonstra

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[music] live music, dinner, drinks, tonight, a car-free valencia street between 16th and 17th and between 18th and 19th energized a neighborhood hit hard by the pandemic. >> it makes sense to have certain streets shutdown throughout the city to allow for certain businesses to kind of -- to be able to social distance. >> it almost feels european feel, everything outside dinning and drinking and having a great time. and it includes families, kids, you know, fathers, mothers, grand parents and all of that good stuff. >> reporter: bicyclists and pedestrians replaced traffic this evening. the owner pushed for the move. >> just between last night and tonight there are restaurants that had their best night ever already. there was a wait for the first time since march last night. >> most restaurants fully occupied. a yelp study found san francisco, oakland and hayward saw around 370 restaurants close for good since early march. across the country the bay area had the third highest number of business closures behind new york and l.a. >> i think it is just more attractive for people to come down, y

the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea as an effort to help businesses that are struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>it's pretty good job i can for happening the table or 6 feet apart and the everybody that's walking by doing the math but it actually love being out and having a kid in a road game like around. >>i just kind of raise some privacy back on that as well. >>yeah and they're hoping that more blocks throughout san francisco will adopt this idea. happening tomorrow in the east bay, the contra costa county board of supervisors may approve an ordinance that would establish fines for health order violations. this includes wearing face coverings social distancing and gatherings. the fine for individuals would range from 100 to $500 for noncommercial violations commercial i les tions would range from 250 to $1000. also in the east bay, the cleanup continues in oakland after what started as a peaceful protest ended up with damage to the alameda county courthouse and police station. police say about 700 demonstrators took part ov

. >>> two blocks of valencia street will be closed to cars this weekend. the city is allowing restaurants and shops in the area to use that extra space for outdoor dining and sales. neighborhood. the business owners say they are taking precautions. next month, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote on the plan to use vacant stores to help in the relief programs. they first approved a plan to tax building owners who let their storefronts the empty spa temporarily house nonprofit groups or artists. but this proposal is now being expanded to deal with covid-19. >> specifically for covid relief and recovery efforts and that can encompass everything from food distribution to accessing restroom and showering facilities to pop up testing clinics. >> experts say it is important to keep storefronts active so they don't give a negative impression or attitude about a neighborhood. >> this wonder of the california coast brought to life on the small screen. we are going to hit the beach right here in our own backyard. >> it is very beautiful. i feel

the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea to help businesses that are struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>pretty good job i can for happening the table or 6 feet apart and the everybody that's what you buy is wearing a mask, but it absolutely love being out and having a kid in a road game like around. >>i just kind of bring some privacy back to neighborhoods as well. >>yeah so they're hoping that more blocks throughout san francisco will adopt this idea. now to the north bay this morning and essential service for essential employees is in danger of running out of money very soon. the north bay children's center has been providing free childcare to essential workers since march that's when the county first issue did stay at home order money from the county's emergency operations center has kept this program running. >>but that money will run out on friday. >>childcare system across the united states has been fragile long before covid-19 and is now on the brink of collapse and this is a system that has been underfunded and undervalued an

>>killed by gun violence over the holiday weekend all of them under the age of 14 reporter nick valencia has their stories. >>7 year-old natalia wallace was playing with their cousins in the front yard for chicago area home and hoover alabama demarco geils junior had just finished second grade was walking in the mall 8 year-old son cory turner was out on a drive with her mother in atlanta, these young faces are among the at least 6 children shot and killed in what was a violent 4th of july holiday weekend enough is enough and emotional lana mayor keisha lance bottoms struggle as she begged anyone with information about the koreas killing to come forward we're fighting the enemy was an. >>well we are shooting each other up on their streets. in this city and you shot and killed a baby 1 one shooter they were at least 2 shooters. an 8 year-old baby in chicago that wallace's family described their soon to be second grader as sweet shy loving and good at math and say you have is on the news every day. >>that it shall getting killed somebody gave you a, but you don't think about into your >>su

masifunde social worker valencia twalo says the cooperation with lim'uphile is a success because it benefitseveryone in the neighborhood. >> we as masifunde feel that we actually need to utilize the people in our community. it's not about just giving people. but it is s part of a bigger picture and it's being part of a change agent to make sure that our people at least function at a level whereby they are actually well respected and dignified at the end of the day. >> the municipal authorities are supposed to ensure that health and hygiene standards are adhered to in the garden. they say their agriculture department is working to support and monitor urban vegetable gardens. siwa says they did provide him with garden tools. but they have yet to check whether the ground of the former garbage tip and the vegetables planted here contain n any toxins. but the war on waste continues. the municipal authorities have pledged to invest seven million euros in the cause by 2022. >> that's all fromom global 300 this week. thanks for watching! do you have any comments or feedback? do write to us: global30

officers were trying to clear a path at 18th and valencia to move the van when they were attacked. officers were hit with projectiles. one of the vans' tires was punctured. several officers had minor injuries and they need help identifying the people in this video. >>> coming up, in san francisco. the $130 million grant to help the city build more fireworks a more hot weather means fire danger. the concerns from firefighters ahead of the fourth of july. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> new at 11, and update on an incident where a black man was detained after dancing and exercising in the street near his home in alameda. the city has hired an outside investigator to look into the incident. i

so for the next several weekends valencia street between 16th through 19th will be car free. the valencia corridor merchants association came up with the street closure idea they want to help businesses that are struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>pretty good job i can for happening the table or 6 feet apart and the everybody that's what you buy is wearing a mask, but it absolutely love being out and having a kid in a road game like around. >>i just kind of bring some privacy back to neighborhoods as well. >>well they're hoping that more blocks in the go ahead and adopt this idea as well. now to the east bay happening tomorrow, the contra costa board of supervisors way approve an ordinance that would establish fines for health order violations now this would include wearing face masks social distancing and gatherings. the fine for individuals would range from $100 to $500 for noncommercial violations but commercial violations were violations would range from 250 to $1000. >>well to the east bay now the cleanup continues this morning in oakland after what started