governor newsome plans to reveal a new budget proposal next week. of the coronavirus pandemic is not just a health threat it's also seriously injuring the u.s. economy, especially employment. a report coming out this morning is expected to have the worst jobs report the u.s. has ever seen john lawrence reports. >>millions of americans are out of work trying to cope with financial woes caused by covid-19 we haven't gotten a paycheck in 6 weeks. we haven't got unemployment. what are we supposed to do harsher miller, the owner of headlines so long and spying california reopened for business when local not state stay at home restrictions were lifted. shelley luther a salon owner in texas was jailed for violating a similar order. she was released one day later and the governor has now banned such detentions i just want to thank all of you i just barely met. >>much to me and this one now you just over 20% of american workers have filed for first-time unemployment benefits since the middle of march. >>the u.s. is facing a challenge. how do you let people g

governoráá newsom is said progress and bsed for easing restrictions. á>> we have seen an 8-point 7% á decline in the number of icu patients. á>> reporter: this in addition toan uptick áin testing and á personal protective equipment. countiescan ámoval at their own pace but must meet the following criteria maláler counties must not have had ámore than 20 people hospitalized on any given day áfor at least two weeks. áno more than 25 coronavirus cases or positive átest rates o less than 8%. >> we'll want to make sure thatp ácounties have a thoughtful way to reinstitute parts of the ástay at home orders. >> áreporter: newsom said the state could ábe making áannouncements in weeks for retail stores to be opening um. áand they also offered this optimism for sports fans. >> prosports in that first week áor so of june without spectators and modifications á and very prescriptive conditionsare moving forward. >> reporter: governor newsom á said he is working with those respective leads to come up with plansto ámove forward. greg lee ktvu news 2. á>>> napa and sonoma started

. >> governor gavin newsom is expected to announce the next step in the face to make reopening plan. this is after laying out the initial steps just last week. the doctor says there is no way of telling how or if covid-19 has spread in that short amount of time. >> i do think it is clear that if there is a resurgence and infections that will take 2 or 3 weeks to become apparent. >> newsom is saying that 70% of businesses have already open in california. >> i deeply recognize the anxiety that people are feeling about the economic pressures and the need to reopen. >> while some rural counties are trying to fast-track reopening others such as contra costa and santa clara are proceeding cautiously about cindy setting any timetable. the pressure to reopen may be building at the state capital but governor newsom insists data will be the driving force and how california reopens. be or we wouldn't like to. it is because not because we want to be particularly oppressive it is because public health dictates that we do this in a judicious and thoughtful way. >> governor newsom says he is workin

this despite governor newsom's approving the reopening of some non esntial businesses with new safety measures. we have team coverage this morning breaking down everything you need to know about what's open and what's not the start with a kron four's will tran whose in sonoma county. >>where some of the businesses are being re allowed allowed to reopen high will. >>good morning. marty this one right behind me dick's sporting goods finally reopening this morning but business will not be the same because they will have to do curbside pickup. 3 counties as you mentioned will be reopening their stories this morning, although technically it went into effect one minute after midnight after being shut down for more than 7 weeks because of the shelter in place which has devastated the economy and devastated individual families. but those 3 counties, including sonoma county and by the way i'm in petaluma solano county and napa county. all 3 counties have shown governor gavin newsome and the state that they have a good handle on coronavirus a couple of criteria, including no one has died from c

california's governor gavin newsom issued the first stay-at-home order and governor newsom outlined the steps california will take as the state carefully, slowly reopens. >> i know others are more eager to move more quickly and we will work with every county, with every city there a practical and responsible way but here is the caveat. this is a health driven conversation. it not because we don't want to, it's not because we would not like to, it's not because we want to be particularly oppressive in terms of people's desires and needs, it's because public health dictates that we do this in a judicious and thoughtful way. >> governor newsom appointed a business recovery task force, which is co-chaired by california former democratic presidential candidate tom stier and joining us is the chief economic recovery advisor to california governor gavin newsom and co-chair of the task force of business and jobs recovery. mr. steyer, welcome back to the program. last time you were here, you were a presidential candidate. i have a feeling that that was a lot easier than the task in front of you

governor newsom says stage two could begin friday but it's still unclear whether bay area counties will decide to take things slower. abc 7 news reporter liz kreutz is live with the latest on the restart plan. liz? >> reporter: that's right. we're waiting to get more guidance from bay area counties to see if they'll decide to move forward with phase two this week. some of you really want to. others saying it's too soon. work is being done across the state to make sure when businesses can reopen, they are ready. as california prepares to enter phase two later this week, questions still about whether bay area counties will choose to be part of it. on midday live today, london breed said friday may be too soon for businesses in the city to reopen. >> it doesn't mean that we can't, you know, provide permission. again, this is going to come from our county health officer. so we're not going to just make this decision unless it is okay to make the decision. >> reporter: even if the bay area doesn't begin phase two this week, work is under way across the state to help businesses get ready for

seated dining is included in the next part of phase 2 of newsom's reopening plan. he says more specifics will come on tuesday. >> and we'll be putting out subsequent guidelines by sector, by industry next tuesday, which will allow some more clarification, including checklists. we have a new checklist that goes through around hand washing, sanitation, thou to address the needs of customers through pickups, and how we can make the pickup and drop-off deliveries as well as pickups for customers easier. >> newsom has mentioned some ideas for the future of restaurants before, including waiters wearing gloves or disposable menus. >> counties can continue to have stricter requirements if they want. newsom holds his weekday updates at noon, and you can watch him live on abc7 or on our app. >>> in san francisco, nearly 60,000 people who work in the city's restaurant industry may be out of work. "san francisco chronicle" insider and abc7 news contributor phil matier is reporting that most of those jobs have either fully or partially vanished. work has also stopped for more t

>>now at a california is ready for the next phase today governor gavin newsom issued the broadest loosening of his stay at home order so far good evening, everybody, thank you for joining us tonight at 8 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. this is the second step of a four-phase process of reopening the economy and trying to get millions of people back to work. the governor warns that certain requirements must be met some california retailers and manufacturers can reopen as soon as tomorrow, however, most a bay area counties are holding off on advancing to face to kron four's justine waltman joins us live from our newsroom tonight with details on the governor's plan adjusting well, pam retailers like clothing toys crowd. >>sporting goods shops can reopen in california tomorrow, but only if the informant, certain safety protocols this includes offering curbside pickup only for shoppers. state leaders release guidelines to businesses for phase 2 of reopening they encourage employee symptom and temperature checks, new training, touch less payments systems and special hours for vulnerable populati

. >> reporter: julie, the owner tellle me she knows governor á newsom wants apps us to flatten the curve. she cantler flatten ler can't flatten her income and now áshe's relating letting customrs inside. á >> i was teld up a long time ago but ái'm really fed up. >> reporter: particulary took managementers intoámary took matters intoá ler own hands. á>> icide the store everyone must wear áa mark. á a limit of three customers inside at áone time, shoppers á asked to stay six feet apart. on monday owners of santa clara county offered curb side and ápick up only. á >> we have a population that is ásusceptible to covid-19 and weá don't have a vaccine. á and that's one of the reasons why áwe have been proceeding very slowly. á >> i think they're just making decisions ábaseled upon what they want and ánot what we needá >> reporter: the store has gone áfrom making wedding presents t graduation and t shirts. >> he decided after eight weeks we were still still nonessential. >> reporter: herl decision has raised eyeá brows. >> as a small business owner á you need to do what y

these images got back to governor newsom, he was less than pleased about them. as a matter of fact, he was quite angry. he said this was dangerous, no social distancing going on, and he didn't like what he saw. he hinted he would be taking some action to prevent this in the future. so everybody wondered what that meant. flask forward to wednesday night, a trusted source leaked a memo. we broke the story exclusively, this was put out by the california police chiefs association. it was sent out to police chiefs across the state, essentially giving them a heads up that the governor administration had expressly told them he would be announcing that today, friday may 1st he would be closing all beaches in the state of california. let me put that story out on social media, the backlash was immediate and overwhelming for the governor. between wednesday night and yesterday morning, the governor changed his mind, he walked back his decision and announced only orange county beaches would be closed down. take a look at earlier today, orange county people were not happy abo

newsom said the benefits will help convince people who are sick that they can miss work and stay home until they have f >>> and penalties for late property tax payments will be waived until next year. governor newsom said late fees will be waived through may 6th 2021 and the executive order is intended to benefit those who are suffering financial problems since the pandemic had. >> president trump says he no longer is planning to wind down the coronavirus task force. after first singing it would be disbanded. vice president mike pence had said the team would probably and its work at the end of this month. but yesterday president trump said he received a number of calls urging him to keep that group intact. then he tweeted it will now continue indefinitely with its focus on safety and opening up our country again. >> a group of stanford healthcare workers will protest pay cuts to the staff. the union said the management at stanford healthcare is saving money at the expense of medical workers who were risking their lives on the front lines during this pandemic. stanford healthcare sent

. >>> and then governor newsom reveals a timeline for when pro games can resume, and this morning we are hearing from giants' ceo, larry baer. >> good morning, everybody. >> who is excited about sports coming back? i feel like it's jobina. >> i am excited, especially, kumasi, as you know, "the last dance" is over, so i am excited -- >> but i did not finish the last one, girl. but i am sad and planning to watch it. >> that's on my agenda. go ahead. >> i am sorry. i can't hear you. go ahead. >> welcome to working from home, jobina. it's good to see you this morning. we're tracking an isolatd shower here and there in accuweather, and it's a minimal threat and that will be the theme as we go throughout the day today. we are tracking an isolated shower throughout the afternoon, and live doppler 7 showing you in the east bay, we have been seeing one shower around fremont slowly moving off to the south and east and it's moving at 15 miles per hour, so around 6:31 a.m. near milpitas, and around mt. hamilton around 7:07. san jose camera right now, mostly cloudy skies. we will find on the day

. >> governor gavin newsom with an update on state unemployment claims. the 4.5 million claims are more than 23% of california's current workforce or 19.3 million people. the official unemployment numbers will be released next friday. >>> we are learning the golden state warriors have laid up more than 1700 part-time workers. that is a largest cut in a single-payer relocation amid the pandemic. employees were notified in march and they look forward to having everyone back once the shelter-in-place is lifted. in the meantime, workers have been granted more than $1 million in aid during this time. >>> a major downtown los angeles hotel has been transformed into a homeless shelter. the hotel closed when the lockdown began and has turned 11 floors into a temporary home for the city's most vulnerable. they will provide case management for each person, helping to give them the skills they need to avoid the streets for good. >> we have people at every site that you can talk to with housing navigation and other supported services to ensure that once their time of

(♪ música ) >>> buenas noches, gracias por acompañarnos el gobernador gavin newsom anunció hoy que california esta lista para entrar a la fase dos de reapertura reduciendo más las restricciones de confinamiento en el estado, pilar niño nos dice cómo será el proceso en el área de la bahía. >>> hoy el gobernador newsom anunció que se han hecho 33 modificaciones a la orden general de confinamiento que permiten ahora reabrir sectores de la economía de forma más segura en medio de la pandemia del coronavirus. dijo que son en el sector de ventas, el menudeo, manufactura y logística eso quiere decir que a partir de este viernes podrán reabrir por ejemplo tiendas de ropas, librerías, floristería, tiendas de deportes, fábricas y bodegas. pero con limitaciones, en las tiendas la gente solo podrá ir a recoger productos a la puerta y recomiendan que todo pago se haga electrónicamente, en esta floristería que visitamos hoy. >>> se me hace un nudo en la garganta el saber que no sé dónde está el destino de mi negocio. >>> su ilusión es rescatar las ventas del día de la madre y por eso

governor newsome plans to reveal a new budget proposal next week. >>and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news apg need being slapped with a record breaking fine, we'll let you know how much the utility will have to pay for its involvement in the recent wildfires plus contact tracing a big part of the guidelines for reopening the state. we'll get into how ucsf is helping train. thousands of contact tracers and this could take you outside for a live look at conditions at the approach to the bay bridge, plenty of sunshine out there today. it's >>welcome back everyone, the state has hit pg and e with a huge fine for its role in the catastrophic wildfires in 2017 18. the state public utilities commission is ordering the utility to pay nearly $2 billion in penalties. it's the largest penalty ever assessed by the california p you see. now most of the money will have to be paid by pg shareholders million will have to be paid for system improvements to prevent similar wildfires in the future money will go to local fire safe councils and other protection

california governor gavin newsom says if the feds don't help the states they will be hurting those on the front lines. >> base it is dead on arrival. i hope they consider next time they want to salute and celebrate our heroes, our first responders, police officers and firefighters consider the fact that they are the first ones to be laid off by cities and counties. >> reporter: a los angeles times up and says newsom was also picking winners and losers in his budget by cutting aid to the most vulnerable quoting so it was no surprise last week when 1.2 million californians who are aged, blind or disabled and living on the edge clinking to government for benefits got whacked again this time by governor gavin newsom and while newsom cut funding for disabled and talks about cutting first responders he is offering $75 million to illegal immigrants. new york is in desperate need of money but the editorial board of the wall street journal after florida should bailout new york pointing out that florida now has a larger population, no state tax and almost half the budget of new york, democrats

the ádetails of what is openingá good morning, sara. á>>> california actually moved á may, governor newsom said restrictive áorders can decide when to reopen. áthree bay area counties ease shelter áand place restrictions they are san francisco and san mateo, the new rules went into á effect at midnight, 10:00 today in san francisco, phase 2 has two ádifferent parts, the earlier ápart allows lower risk places áto reopen, for curbside pickup, ásome offices and á carwashes, that is the phase that we go through today. ádining restaurants again reope with mdificatáion, alameda county will also enter into áphase 2, next week, we spoke t áthe assistant general manager in oakland, he said that moving áinto the beginning of phase 2 ádoes not change much for the árestaurant that they will ácontinue the protocols. á>> we have a list of procedure and áprotocols that we want to ákeep going, keep moving forwará sanitizing, regularly, as well áas gloves. á >>> phase 3 is when jim's will open. áá phase 4 is when the stay-at- áhome order will be lifted á completely. á we don't k

. >>> governor gavin newsom is set to announce guidelines for phase 2 of reopening california. let's go to the castro district in san francisco with more on those plans. >> reporter: we're live in the castro district, where businesses are boarded up like much of california all across the bay area, a lot of close designs and restaurants and cafes and shops close up for business and many of them say they can only hold on for a short while longer and so at noon, governor newsom will release plans for is phase 2 reopening of california and it is expected he will open up retail shops, bookstores, flower shops and other small businesses but with some modifications. mayor london breed has hinted the rules might be more strict compared to the states because they are not seeing a significant downturn and covid- 19 benchmarks. >> the number of deaths are still going up and we have not lowered the curve.? we could probably handle this for another two months before it becomes, you know, it is already unsustainable. we are losing money every day that we are open. where not even coming close

. >>> y el gavin newsom en estos momentos escuchan su conferencia de prensa pero más adelante les traigo detalle de lo que dijo. >>> estudios creen que california pasó el pico de la curva de la pandemia por coronavirus pero según proyeccones la enfermedad se ha estabilizado y lo peor pudiera estar por venir. >>> la semana pasada 503 personas murieron en california por comité covid-19 y es un 1.3 por ciento que la semana anterior. >>> el hecho de abrir la economía no quiere decir que se mejor esto. >>> california podría alcanzar las 6mil muertes y ubicarse entre los cinco estados con más deceses. >>> una persona puede infectar a 3 4 personas ahora que no tenemos la regla de quedarse en casa . >>> es que muchos no están respetando las reglas de sanidad como cubrirse la boca en lugares públicos. >>> tengo temor pero también no quiero seguir mi vida con temor y como le dije, tomamos precauciones cuando tenemos que hacerlo. >>> entre más se propoague el virus hay más probabilidades de que llegue a cambiar. >>> hay más posibilidad de mutar y de tener cambios que lo hagan más infec

well governor newsome is urging people to keep social distancing going. he also said california is getting closer to some big changes to its stay at home orders capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >>in his friday update governor gavin newsome appealing to californians across the state we're getting very close to making really meaningful. >>augmentations to that stay at home we are you know, i said weeks not months about far 5 days ago, i want to say many days not weeks the development comes as pressure piles on state leaders as lawsuits are filed against southern california beach closures coupled with large protests across the state democracy is also alive and well. >>i'm passionate about participatory democracy democracy is not about just standing still and standing pat it's also about free expression and so i also applaud that and thank everybody for their release to do it all has to do it safely the governor acknowledging that hold the nearly 2 month long stay at home order has taken on california mentally emotionally and economically

tardes, les saluda césar bayona >>> y sandra cervantes, gracias por su preferencia, el gobernador gavin newsom anunció que california está lista para entrar a la fase dos de reapertura rreduciendo las órdenes de confinamiento que rigen en el estado >>> en el área de la bahía son siete jurisdicciones que están en encierro preventivo. pilar niño nos cuenta quiénes son los que podrán reabrir a partir de este viernes. cuéntanos. >>> básicamente son negocios en industrias que se consideran de bajo riesgo y donde podrán hacer con restricciones >>> hoy el gobernador newso anunció que se han hecho 33 modificaciones al confinamiento que se permite reabrir en medio del confinamiento >>> dijo que son tiendas de ropa, librerías, floristerías, tiendas de deportes, fábricas y bodegas con limitaciones, en las tiendas la gente solo podrá ir a recoger productos a la puerta y recomiendan que todo pago se haga electrónicamente. en esta floristería que visitamos hoy . >>> se me hace un nudo en la garganta saber que no sé dónde está el destino de mi negocio >>> su ilusión es rescatar las ven

. >> reporter: however is not a blanket permission, newsom made it clear that city and county governments have the final say on what can and cannot reopen. more guidance is expected on thursday. >> we want to also give these businesses time to know exactly what is expected and also to know what are the things that they need to prepare for? as they begin to reopen, because one of the conversations was centered around whether or not they can have the capacity that they once had. >> reporter: the sitdown dining at restaurants, shopping malls and offices will still remain closed under this portion of phase 2, the governor's announcement doesn't override more stringent regional orders like bay area and doctor grant colfax urges people to continue physical distancing. >> we must lead with firm determination, san francisco and the bay area, let's use the month of may to solidify our games as much as possible. we have saved lives, reduced harm, and we must keep up the good work. guid frgovernor new li more about what these relaxations really look like on thursday, that of course could be a day be

the sonoma rules all followed the direction given by governor gavin newsome this week and the amended order takes effect at midnight. tonight only 3 bay area counties are in phase 2 that's napa solano sonoma and. napa solano and sonoma counties, starting monday, san francisco and san mateo counties will begin easing into face to and today marine county announced. it will also move into phase 2 on monday may 18th the details on what exactly that means will all be released tomorrow. alameda contra costa and santa clara counties remain in phase, one. now as we mentioned san francisco is ready to reopen most retail stores for curbside pickup and delivery on monday. and while that's good news for many who have hadtheir doors closed for 2 months. it also presents some challenges kron four's dan kerman is live for us now in san francisco with more details good evening. dan. >>good evening. justine you know whether you're here tastes treat or on fillmore street union street chestnut street, the bottom line is you've got lots and lots of space very little traffic on the streets is most of thes

newsom is working with counties to keep in person polling places safe amid the pandemic. masks have become a political issue as president trump and joe biden sand on opposite sides of the spectrum when it comes to wearing them. >> biden can wear a mask but he was standing outside with his wife. perfect conditions and perfect weather. they are inside they don't wear masks and i thought it was unusual. >> the november election is six months away and both candidates have used masks as a way of attacking their presumed presidential opponent. the president also retweeted a comment yesterday marking the former vice president for wearing one on memorial day. biden fired back at the president. >> he is a fool. an absolute fool to talk that way. i mean every leading doctor in the world says wear a mask when you are in a crowd. >> the cdc issued a recommendation in april that people should wear masks in public to stop the spread of the coronavirus and doctors we spoke with said mask should have nothing to do with politics and everything to do with public health. >>> 4:47 a.m. nasca

governor newsom says more californians are getting tested, but those number also have to grow. los les ow feng test anyone, without if scisco move but have not received a response. >> i think people have been, like i said, sheltering in place for so long that they know they don't have it or feel confident that they don't have it, don't have any symptoms that there is in reason for then to get tested. >> we want to give people some assurance that even though they may not have symptoms or they had been recently tested and feel fine to make sure that they have access to testing on a consistent basis. >> reporter: you don't need a doctor's referral to get tested, but you do need to make an appointment, city heath officials say that testing might also be available through your own health provider. >>> governor newsom is making an emotional plea tonight to stay vigilant with these shelter-in-place orders. >> it has not gone away. don't be fooled by that. i know we want it to g oh away. we're doing everything in ow power and you have that power, your decisions that helped us flatten t

governor newsom says community spread of the coronavirus started in a nail salon. >>the governor made this remark in response to a question as to why salons are not included in phase 2. >>this whole thing started in the state of california, the first community spread in a nail salon i just want to remind you of the mind everybody of that i'm very worried about that and as you may know certainly inform me of many of the that you would otherwise expect of a modification were already in play. and many of the slots with people that had procedure masks were using and advancing higher levels of sanitation. >>the governor did not provide specifics and did not disclose which may also on it happened and but did say that right now reopening salons still part of the plan for phase 3. as of right now napa county is the only bay area county to follow the state's model and allow some nonessential businesses to reopen for curbside pickup and delivery on friday. those businesses include clothing stores bookstores floris sporting goods stores, manufacturing and warehouses. napa cou

. >>> governor newsom criticized yuba and sutter counties today for allowing businesses to reopen, like restaurants and salons, that aren't part of the states phase two guidelines. >> they are making a big mistake and putting their public at risk, putting our progress at risk. we are well aware of those examples. these are exceptions, these are real exceptions, the overwhelming majority of californians playing by the rules, doing the right thing. >> governor newsom toured a small business in sacramento today that sells goods made here in california and he was sympathetic for the economic challenges that are facing so many businesses right now. >> the deep admiration and appreciation for these entrepreneurs that put everything on the line, and truly everything is on the line as we move into this next phase , to make sure we do it right. >> the governor said the state has distributed an unprecedented $10 billion worth of unemployment insurance since mid-march. more than 4 million people have filed jobless claims. >>> police have repeatedly broken up large gatherings of people tonight cele

coming up next on 49ers play ag, an play if governor gavin newsom doesn't allow mass gatherings? plus, nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: newer chip cards are supposed to be more secure, but thieves are still hacking our accounts. one weak spot, gas pumps. they're not required to take these cards yet and won't be until 2020. thieves know that. so one way to perhaps protect your account, pay for your gas inside with the cashier instead of at the pump. let us know if you have a consumer complaint, 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> happening now for you, the shanghai disneyland theme park is reopening to visitors today this is after being closed at the beginning of the year due to covid-19. and it's the first among disney's parks around the world officially to reopen for business. tickets were sold out in minutes. only a third of its normal capacity is being allowed inside. visitors must wear masks, have temperature checks, and show travel documents to enter. more for you right after the break. >>> welcome back, everyone. there are new results out for a nation

>>as california prepares to reopen some businesses governor newsome urging people to continue social distancing to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus. they keep telling us all if you don't like what we're doing mover. and now nobody's going to take her from this place this now this is a pariah whole i've been on the phone with several nursing homes and napa and they said. >>if she's been exposed to covid we got hurt. >>families concerned for their loved ones in a nursing home in vallejo after an outbreak of coronavirus their turns deadly. plus the bay area ramps up efforts to test for covid-19 with a new testing site opening this morning in the south it. joining us on this wednesday may 6 time james fletcher and 2 days from now california will enter phase 2 of that sheltered place home orders. that means that some small businesses can reopen with new restrictions with kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explaining. >>businesses across the state are gearing up for a different kind of grand opening will get through tiffany comes out now in these times about how we m

newsom giving the go ahead across the state for some nonessential businesses to reopen good evening, everybody, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the governor laid out guidelines for some retailers and manufacturers to open as soon as tomorrow. the lower-risk workplaces that can reopen include places such as clothing stores florissant toy stores, but. >>only for curbside pickup or delivery and with other precautions like employees symptom and temperature checks, touch lease payments systems and special hours for vulnerable populations. the governor says were able to go into phase 2 due to the progress we've made in testing and the curve of reported new cases. >>we're better positioned to deal with the shortfall then we have shortfalls of the past. california's covid-19 websites as more businesses can reopen later in phase 2 they include shopping mall, swap meets pet grooming tanning facilities dine-in restaurants. >>schools and childcare facilities and outdoor museums. governor newsom acknowledged some counties and cities may want to reopen at a faster pace in the state but there are

1000 state church leaders say they are prepared to defy governor newsom's orders and hold in person religious services. >>next sunday. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. >>planning is underway for pastors across california preparing to hold their first in person services in 2 months a group of 1200 pastors signed a declaration deeming themselves essential with an agreement to open their congregations may 31st the attorney representing them robert tyler says because some pastors lead multiple churches, an estimated 3,000 houses of worship will move sooner than the state wants them to us really easy for people to just say well you're just looking for legal fight, you're loong there you stand on the constitution declared your rights and as that was ppening to the secondary effects are so enormous and people are time important a suicide people. i've been to creston is inciting the on back on opioids and drug addiction and alcoholism, the best decision percent we have to get back to the declaration comes as the u.s. department of justice this week said california's order puts an

this tuesday morning it's happening later today, just a couple of hours from now governor gavin newsome expected to release new guidelines that could help figure out when restaurants can reopen and the restaurant industry has been hit particularly hard during this pandemic. >>kron 4 sarah stinson joining us live from san francisco with more on what we can expect to hear from the governor this morning, sarah. >>yeah, you know driving around the city of san francisco you see restaurants, either boarded up and not open at all where you see them with the writing all over the window saying open for takeout and delivery people had to get creative because it's been an extremely difficult time for restaurant owners take a look at video. you can see some of the restaurants on chestnut street writing all over the windows trying to get people to come to the restaurant just to even the window so that they can stay in business but dining in allowing customers to do so would really get them more money it would allow them to make more money and be a little bit back to normal so hearing from governor g

governor newsom says not so fast. good evening. thanks for being with us as we kickoff the memorial day weekend. >> good evening. a possible new showdown between president trump and governor newsom. the center of it? places of worship. >> we also have jessica aguirre with us. >> the memorial day weekend is upon us. with no air traveling happening, what is it going to mean for people? will they hit the road? how will it impact small towns? do they want visit tofrs? we have the story coming up. >> the battle over temples, churches and places of worship. president trump says he is reordering states to reopen gathering spots. >> but governor newsom says we are not there yet. what is happening now? here is robert handa in san jose. >> reporter: the president's announcement has raised the stakes in the debate. and for religious leaders, it was and couraging sign. >> hallelujah, it was an answer to prayer. >> reporter: the kacathedral ha been vacant since the stay at home order. >> if they don't it, i will override the governors. >> repor

governor newsom has talked about adding 20,000 people across the street for the work that is needed, and santa clara county alone may need 1,000 staffers. >>> this is breaking news out of the east bay. we are sending a crew to a possible working fire near williams just off of 880. there are reports there may have been an explosion before the fire started, within the last 30 minutes or so. roads are being shutdown in that area, and our road crew is on its way and we will bring you more on "today in the bay" as soon as we get that for you. >>> the n95 masks are on hold today, newsom got attention with the back room deal. the manufacturer now has until the end of may to meet the certification or repay the rest of the money received. >>> stanford health-care workers planned a rally this afternoon in response to recent temporary pay cuts. they are requiring staff members take 20% cuts through the start of the summer or take paid vacation. stanford is requiring -- the school cites financial pressures from the pandemic, and organizers say social distancing guidelines will be followed during

. >> shannon: breaking tonight, governor gavin newsom easing some of the lockdown rules. chief breaking news trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight and some of the new moves we understand by newsom are surprising, raising up controversy. >> than you really the trump administration and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it's dead on arrival saying the federal government should not bail out states you are having financial problems prior to the pandemic. california governor gavin newsom say if the feds don't help that stat, they'll be hurting those on the front lines. >> they say it's dead on arrival. i hope bill reconsider it. when they want to salute and celebrate our heroes, first responders, firefighters, consider the fact that they are the first ones to be laid off by cities and counties. >> shannon: a "los angeles times" op-ed says newsom is picking winners and losers in his budget by cutting aid to the most vulnerable quoting, it was no surprise last week 11.2 million californians who are aged, blind, or disabled and living on the age clinging to the g

governor newsom heupts ints at possible timeline for the return of prosports. >>> it's tuesday, may 19th. good morning, reggie. how are you this morning? >> i'm all right. this is our time. it's time to play ball. >> now you need to stop. >> you're right. i do. how is our friend, drew tuma, this morning? >> i know you were very excited about that sports announcement, reggie. it will come in june. here we go. and it's a quiet stretch out there except in the east bay. we will zoom into one spot, sunol, fremont, union city, we have an isolated pop-up shower, and that threat stays with us throughout the day today. no widespread rain. we will find sun up at 5:56, and there's the isolated chance in the afternoon, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >>> sports fans have been hungry for their teams to come back and for the first time they are seeing the governor give them a bit of hope that it could come sooner than later. julian glover is live with how the giants are responding to this news. >> a big announcement and indication that we are moving in the right direction as far as pro sports returni

governor newsom is expected to release guidelines for these public spaces today. >>> many of us stuck at home are wondering if we will be able to travel this summer. local and state officials now have an answer. it's tuesday, may 12th. good morning, reggie. >> good morning, kumasi. how are you doing? >> i am well, friend. how about you? >> good. i feel healthy and safe, so we are off to a good start. mike, that rain came exactly when you said it would yesterday. >> i appreciate that, reggie. yes, it's nice when mother nature lines up with the forecast. let's talk about what is going to happen today. we have drizzle to light rain this morning. it's pretty steady in some areas, and it will turn over to scattered showers. that's why we will be a 1 on the storm impact scale. it will be breezy and up to a quarter of an inch of rain is possible. you can see everything is pretty much concentrated around the bay from the san mateo bridge southward and it's leaking over to the south bay valleys and tying to push into the south bay where it's dry where we are looking at san jose, 87 just south

. >>> en este momento da su conferencia de prensa el gobernador gavin newsom, vamos a escuchar un poco de lo que está diciendo (habla en inglés). >>> está hablando sobre cómo reactivar la economía en el estado y las reglas que se implementan para que poco a poco los negocios reanudensus actividades, los números y la información y lo que enfrentamos respecto a la explicación, miles de millones de dólares en déficit, imágenes en vivo de la conferencia de prensa en sacramento del gobernador newsom, nosotros más adelante tendremos detalles de lo que está diciendo, regresamos contigo. ,>>> continuamos con información, próximamente un requisito para viajar en avión tanto pasajeros como tripulación reisen la temperaturas, alerta entre los respidentes por una carta falsa que circula en redes sociales, que deben hacerse la prueba de covid-19 para recibir ayuda y si sus hijos dan caso positivo irán a cuidados, aunque la segunda ronda de estímlos sigue en negociación, hay quiénes piensan que no es suficiente por el golpe económico por coronavirus, una encuesta realizada dice

. >>> governor newsom presented his revised budget today. this comes as california is now facing a $54 billion deficit. wpde's andre senior tells us that the governor wants to cut pay of not only state employees, but also himself. >> this estate was in strong physical condition, strong physical health. >> reporter: months after unveiling in more than $203 billion budget peppered with funding for priest, homelessness and healthcare benefiting undocumented seniors , governor gavin newsom announcing thursday he will have to/$19 billion from the budget. >> the current budget proposal may revise a decline of 22.3% and revenue from the january budget. >> reporter: to do that salaries have to be slashed from the states 240,000 workers, including newsome himself and staff. >> we are asking across the board for a 10% contribution in wages. >> reporter: the head of the sei you, the union representing state workers striking a conciliatory tone in this post to members on facebook. >> i have no doubt in my mind together we will figure this out. there wil

governor newsom said he reviewed the guidelines. he said places of worship is part of phase 3 of the states reopen plan. >>> governor newsom was in the north bay at the veterans home to honor military veterans as we head into memorial day weekend. he said fortunately only three patients of tested positive in the veterans home as the state moves towards reopening. of the governor expects to make announcements as to how hair salons and barbershops will see customers again. he asked people to be mindful this holiday weekend. >> reflect on american heroes and the cause of freedom, united each and every one of them, the purpose of memorial day spending time with family and doing so in a thoughtful way. we are cognizant and knowing our loved ones but the reality of spreading the disease. >> the governor said many statewide indicators are showing improvement. there watching for hot spots including the southern border. they will set up a medical station to help ease the burdens on local hospitals. they were over 2200 cases of the coronaviru

governor newsom rayilaying out rules. gli . >> this comes at the salon industry anxiously awaits guidelines to reopen, which may be coming soon. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd takes a look at the new changes and how salons are preparing. >> i'm imagining it's going to be -- >> reporter: father aidan of saint columba catholic church in oakland showing us how far apart seats will be once parishioners start worshipping inside. he says following the guidelines to prevent the spread of covid-19 at his church is crucial. >> most of our people are vulnerable, either over 65 or people who have compromised health issues. >> reporter: that's the main reason why father aidan says he will not rush doors even though governor newsom says it's okalada county health department. >> i would want to have this place deep-cleaned. i would want to have a system set up that it was being deep-cleaned every time somebody was here. i would want to make sure everybody is following the protocol. >> reporter: the governor releasing guidelines for places

. >>> governor newsom said places of worship can reopen can reopen. >> this move comes after president trump tamed police places worship as essential and threatened overrule governor's o reop. wsomed dt low new ework for re der these guidelcobe lto percent of buila itmaximu of100 people, whichever is wil wear masks, they will not be allowed to share prayer books and collection plates will not be passed around. while some have been pushing for the reopening, others think it's way too soon. today several ministers from across the bay area rallied outside san francisco city hall. they want churches to remain closed and called on more education about the virus and testing and african-american communities. >> our great commandment tells us to love our neighbors as ourselves and i love my people too much. to put their lives in jeopardy. i love my people too much to put them in a scenario whether health is ques>> the group says want their churches to reopen until there is scientific proof it is safe to do so. the governor is leaving it up to counties to decide whether the facilities within th

governor newsom's admission is raising new concerns for the entire industry. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom did not reveal if the first community infection in california was a nail salon customer or employee. here's what he did say. >> this whole thing started in the state of california, the first community spread, in a nail salon. >> i did not know that, nor did any of my colleagues or maybe anyone else in the bay area. >> reporter: michelle saunders owns saunders and jane's nail salon in oakland. >> we haven't heard anything about that, and we don't know what to do when it comes to protecting our ourselves, protecting clients, protecting customers. we're going to need ppe too. >> reporter: some businesses like blossom nail salon in san jose have already been installing plexiglas dividers. some of the industry had been questioning why salons are not included in phase two. this microbiologist says scientists know coronavirus can be vaspread through coughing an even breathing. >> the fact that you cannot practice socia

>> did you see where governor newsom was by the way yesterday? >> right, i thought about you, i should have texted you. it's one of our favorite spots. >> it will be better today. we are almost done, i think this afternoon, if you build a, for the most part, the system has gone through, and it's on its way out. looks like a lot of these have gone right through santa cruz, down towards monterey. monterey had pretty good rain. look at that. that tells you where the main focus was yesterday, although santa rosa had some decent rain as well. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, there's a lot of orders to the north. santa rosa is 45 degrees, we are looking for mostly sunny skies in the morning, doesn't partly cloudy's in the afternoon. then a few showers, after today, we will be done. highs today inching upwards. san francisco oakland is still below inland, but they are above the next few days. let's head over to sell now and say good morning sir on a tuesday morning. >>> >> we do have traffic that is off to a really nice start, we don't have much going o

hello everyone i'm catherine heenan governor newsome loosened restrictions allowing some retailers to reopen with curbside service only but and 6 bay area counties, non essential retail stores, they are still closed only 3 county health officers and napa sonoma and solano are moving forward with the states face to reopening kron four's dan kerman is in petaluma where he found just a handful of stores, taking advantage of the new order. >>despite the ability to open for curbside pickup today, many of the retail stores along 4th street and kentucky street in petaluma remain closed. >>long kentucky street and 4th street in petaluma the majority of retail stores remain closed. despite the ability to reopen for curbside pickup, it's the closures there are a few who took advantage of the new health order it's not really about. >>making money right now i think it's just more about coming back together and hoping that will all come back and be our community again shop owner dan winter says her store which features fashionable clothing jewelry and bridal wear isn't necessarily suited for curbs

governor newsom announced a $100 million investment in childcare services. for essential workers, and a new website. it's called my my childcare.ca.gov. it allows parents to type in their address or zip code to find child care centers, and homes that are open during the pandemic during -- in that area. parents who are essential workers, or blunt to vulnerable populations. it comes is 63% of licensed childcare facilities have been impacted by the crisis. experts say a website like this has been in the works for years. that was sped up because of the pandemic. >> health and safety criteria, whether or not they are being met. licensing, a chance to really learn about the quality, not just the access, the available slots. >> they recognize that we cannot keep our economy going, and we will not recover, endless parents who are essential workers have childcare, and unless childcare providers who are essential workers themselves, have the ability to stay open. >> the state says childcare will become more important as day at home orders are modified. there are still

. >>> restaurant owners are anxiously await to iting to hea governor gavin newsom today about guidelines for opening their businesses. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live in walnut creek to show us how restaurants are trying to adapt to all these changes. sharon? >> reporter: that's right, marcus. businesses are just trying to survive. i've been to sunrise bistro many times with my family, usually it's packed for in-house dining. the owner says if governor newsom announces that restaurants will have to provide social distancing space for in-house dining, and if he can only provide 25% seating area, it will be a challenge. >> the problem is going to be capacity. if we only have ten tables, and there's 50 people that want to eat, does that mean that, you know, 35 people are standing around with plates waiting for a table to open up because there's lack of space? so those are going to be exciting times ahead. >> reporter: he has a great attitude. stein says he will probably focus more on seating in the outside patio area with all these changes. nearby businesses like paper stores are stil

dio una serenata, un sacerdote los visitÓ para venerar sus fotos matrimoniales y asÍ el gobernador newsom explica nuevo lÍnea miembros tos para reapertura de restaurantes en el estado. este su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5. buenas tardes. >>> gracias por su preferencia. hoy gobernador newsom, dio a conocer lineamientos antes de permitir atender clientes en sus establecimientos, la regiÓn ha visto disminuciÓn en kont contagios en esta zona. >>> esto no quiere decir que van poder reabrir sus puertas no es asÍ? skak. >>> dependerÁ de departamentos de salud de condados aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, ningÚn condado ha puesto fecha para esta ansiada reapertura, pero les quiero comentar lineamientos de gobernador newsom, esto deben hacer antes que reabran. mire, tienen que hacer un plan para entrenar a personal y tambiÉn de evaluaciÓn de reos trabajo, los empleados, deben hacer se auto evaluaciÓn mÉdica antes de ir a trabajar, establecer protocolos para des infectar y lineamientos para distanciamento fÍsico, aqui en san mateo, pues, estÁn ya trabajando en un plan para cuando estas