we'll see was the answer i got reporting from san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news in contra costa county a voting booth on wheels is being used to help alleviate waiting in long lines these red and white mobile polling stations will also be used as a backup resource on election day. >>in case of an emergency can one of the reasons we got them is because of the issues we can have you with p s p s power shut-offs and so we're able to either bring it in if there was something so dramatic that happened we could take it to an evacuation site we can take it to a place that didn't have power and their generator run power so we would be able to set up and still offer voting to our to our voters. >>covid-19 health and safety measures are in place whether you are voting inside a polling station or outside at that election trailer for all of the information on early voting and your local ballot drop-off locations across the bay area you can head to our website kron 4 dot com latest come. >>now with more than 78,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday

>>let's talk about halloween normally, san francisco is all in on the party, but not this year officials are worried about a rise in covid cases and they say they don't want to see the city back sliding out of the yellow tear kron four's maureen kelly talked to the mayor about her perspective. >>it seemed like it was going to be an epic halloween this year, it's on a saturday. there's a full moon here in a city where people love to dress up and have fun but now we have the specter of coronavirus looming over us and the city's mayor is concerned that people are going to think just because we're in the yellow tier we can get a little loose, but she says that's not the case. >>we're in the yellows here now but that can change at a moment's notice. the mayor visited businesses today out the excelsior some with their halloween decorations up but was scaring the mayor's that we're starting to see a spike she's concerned about the rise in hospitalizations and the number of new cases and and so what i'm concerned about right now is that as we go into the whole halloween weekend and people may fe

>>in san francisco. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>public health officials in alameda county of given middle and high schools, the okay to reopen, but don't look for public schools to be reopening their doors any time soon in person instruction can begin as early as number of nights if safety plans have been submitted and approved but the safety plans only part of it. an agreement must also be reached with teachers unions. teachers want to work with districts on the plans to make sure they're both safe for teachers and students, other issues include logistics and scheduling sense, middle and high school students typically change classes throughout the day. >>many businesses in san mateo county can now expand their operations indoors. the county has now moved to the states are and covid tier of reopening dine-in restaurants churches museums, movie theaters and malls can all open indoors at 50% capacity gyms and family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys can also reopen but at 25% capacity. some people hesitant to make the mo

thank you very much now that san francisco county is in the yellow tier. >>some non essential office workers are allowed to return to work that is as of today. but despite the clearance for this next step, businesses are still suffering. >>i have not seen it like this is crazy even this building right behind me pounding up 12 to 15% of people coming so that's very small amount of people come here. to what we usually have another dot coms and i hear people working from home what is that nobody normal lunch time workday was 80's around 1 o'clock we'll have a liner on the corner over him. >>i might be like a 1520 minute, wait and while i don't see that happening for the rest of this year. i believe we are you know well established well loved us from believe by next year. in january february, we'll start getting america. >>the city has given nonessential businesses the green light to bring in office workers at 25% capacity which applies to indoor gyms and personal care services, restaurants shopping centers, places of worship and museums will expand to 50% cap

but russian officials expect additional lawsuits to be filed on behalf of restaurants in san francisco and fresno soon. today the city of san francisco announced it is waiving fees and taxes for entertainment and nightlife and you switch the city says. >>is equivalent to 2.5 million dollars and financial support of those waivers are meant to help businesses that were forced to shut down again during the pandemic the city is waiving regulatory license fees and business registration fees for 2 years and they will also waive a payroll expense taxes for 2020 about 300 businesses will be eligible for the waivers, businesses will not have to pay those fees back later. >>school and health officials are trying to find out if a big private party helped to spread the coronavirus in gilroy as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, hundreds of students and their families they might have all been exposed there being urged now to get tested. >>students at north christopher high school here on senator risa boulevard and gilroy high school on 10th street are impacted. and it's not clear exactly how many pe

>>in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>here tonight on kron 4 news today, doctors helping in the coronavirus fight now have another thing to worry about what the trump administration is now proposing that's next plus a surging number of new cases forces italy to issue new restrictions and on national cu >>now to our 4 zone forecast much cooler temperatures out there, but we still have to worry about this fire danger the extreme weather out there kron 4 meteorologist risa rodriguez joining us now with a look at what we can expect. >>yeah that's right dan and just teen right now we're under wind advisories and red flag warnings for all of the bay area, current wind speeds out there right now already gusty and most of the valley's dropping relative humidity in the single digits out there right now so critical an elevated fire danger concerns for your sunday night and it's because of these northerly winds right now over nap and fairfield sustained at 20 to 25 miles per hour with gusts in the 30 mile per hour range and we're

>>in san francisco phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>kron four's committed to helping to make sure that your vote counts if you experience a problem casting your ballot. let us know we will investigate you can e-mail us and voting problems at kron 4 dot com. >>now to our 4 zone forecast this saturday, 9 lots of changes coming this over the next few days, yes, might be a little scary with the wind. so let's check in now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, she's looking ahead and also what the temperatures will feel like yeah we're going to notice a wind advisory going into effect in addition to 2 red flag warnings for the valleys and the hill, so all of the bay area will be included let's take a live look outside right now and we are tracking right now san francisco international airport noticing some of that marine layer influences starting to make its way along the coast of the bay area temperatures right now widespread mid to upper 50's for the bay area coastline with low 60's as you make your way inland. and overnight lows to

francisco, busted win >>well sadly to seen way too common in san francisco cars. their windows shattered leaving 10's of thousands of tiny little pieces of glass on the sidewalk in the back of the car. awful you don't have to look far. >>one man says when he saw this morning was beyond anything he's seen before and he's seen some thinks can forces it but you reports. >>van ness between frances. nothing to see here. >>nothing other than close to a dozen vehicles with the passenger windows smashed glove box is open ransacked and personal belongings emptied onto the passenger seat, waking up to the side of shattered glass on the ground from an overnight smash and grab bottle burglary is not uncommon in this russian hill neighborhood right by the who was live different 12 years says he's never seen anything like this. >>yeah walk my dog to formation any every day and think we see one or 2 broken windows across you know through the lock. that's been going on for more than 10 years, i've never seen an entire block. it like that. >>in response to the ongoing auto burglar

a handful of da's including san francisco. dha sabine says they will no longer accept money from police unions. >>to make sure that prosecutors are in their independence and their service and their ability to follow the facts and do their job which to do justice trust in government as well as law enforcement. >>to me. just finally >>under this proposal prosecutors have taken money from a law enforcement agency would have to recuse themselves from the relevant investigation. but it's not clear who would take over that investigation. some police unions, including oakland's already speaking out against this bill. >>well today in santa clara county district attorney announced that he is

a handful of da's including san francisco. dha sabine says they will no longer accept money from police unions. >>to make sure that prosecutors are in their independence and their service and their ability to follow the facts and do their job which to do justice trust in government as well as law enforcement. >>to me. just finally >>under this proposal prosecutors have taken money from a law enforcement agency would have to recuse themselves from the relevant investigation. but it's not clear who would take over that investigation. some police unions, including oakland's already speaking out against this bill.

a handful of da's including san francisco. dha sabine says they will no longer accept money from police unions. >>to make sure that prosecutors are in their independence and their service and their ability to follow the facts and do their job which to do justice trust in government as well as law enforcement. >>to me. just finally >>under this proposal prosecutors have taken money from a law enforcement agency would have to recuse themselves from the relevant investigation. but it's not clear who would take over that investigation. some police unions, including oakland's already speaking out against this bill. >>well today in santa clara county district attorney announced that he is dismissing cases filed by officers from a south bay police department. this move is the result of an investigation by the da's office into races post on a social media site that were discovered over the that said apparently they were filled with islam a phobic and anti-black language. leaders from both community say the da did not go far enough. >>

>>in a statement, the san francisco archbishop says back in january. the pope clarified that civil unions could in no way be equated to marriage. you can read his full statement on our website kron 4 dot com. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>for months now the cdc has told us that staying covid-safe means avoiding close contact with positive patients. but as scientists learn more about this virus changes to those guidelines should be expected. next today will explain the close contact change. >>the cdc is changing its definition of close contact as it relates to the coronavirus yeah for months now the agency has said close contact means spending 15 consecutive minutes within 6 feet of a person. >>who tested positive for covid-19 well today, the cdc redefine it as a total of 15 minutes or more meaning briefer but repeated contacts that adds up to 15 minutes over a 24 hour period is now considered close contact. the cdc advises anyone who has been in close contact with the covid-19 patients to quarantine for 2 weeks. >>other coronavirus news now stanford is

francisco, including rosie's cafe and cal hollow the news that san francisco is continuing to move forward re opening businesses during the pandemic she says is really remarkable didn't will get the option for a lot of restaurants that have been found that they've been able to reopen to now reopening 50% isn't going to make us make money by any means but it's going gradually let people decide to come back online and breaking it down to specifics the change in yellow allows restaurants, churches and museums and gyms to expand their indoor capacity to 50% really great news for small businesses in san francisco, not only that they can open up that 25% capacity. >>it really sends a strong message to the residents of san francisco. >>that it's safe to work out indoors and while we were open at 10% most recently there were no spikes in any covid hot spots or anything like that later the fitness. >>dave care kerr is the co-owner of mx 3 fitness in san francisco to see that people are slowly thinking about going back indoors or slowly saying yeah i think i feel better about that i feel better abou

>>in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right 6 more us states started in person voting today and to date nearly 30 million americans have cast early ballots es and it's a sign that people. >>are adjusting to an election that's happening in the middle of a pandemic kron four's catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics spoke with a political science lecturer from san jose state today who calls the overall numbers astonishing it's everywhere you look at the turnout numbers are breaking georgia everyone saw pictures of those terrifying the long lines at georgia voters cast 1.5 million ballots in just the first week of early voting. >>that is more than a 3rd of total vote cast in that state in 2016. santa clara county has surpassed 1 million registered voters which is a record and in travis county texas double check this number 97% of all eligible voters are registered, i've never seen anything like it. >>so is this donna moore but people voting for somebody or eager to vote against somebody what's fueling this. >

october 19 reporting live in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. thank you so much gayle now tonight, california voting officials are reporting close to 3 million vote by mail ballots have already been returned. >>and kron 4 is your headquarters for this election season. our voter guide us posted up on our website right now and needs there you can find frequently asked questions also a link to register to vote remember that deadline is tomorrow plus a list of early voting locations so one of the questions that we've received here at kron 4 is about. >>what to do if you receive 2 ballots in the mail we've entered this for you several times will answer again. election officials say it is not uncommon for folks to receive duplicated mail in ballots. usually if this does happen is is someone has moved or has re registered to vote through the dmv however for santa clara county voters. teen of miranda. neither of those applied to him and yet he says he still received to balance 10 days apart from each other. >>anything is a sony got to do get better as m

quickly falls apart and downtown san francisco after several 100 counter demonstrators. search the area and began attacking. that's where we get into saturday night here on kron 4 news good evening. i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us. those counter protesters could be seen throwing punches. >>and glass bottles definitely a violent scene out there kron four's dan for live tonight in the newsroom with more on how this all went down. dan. >>well jonathan justine organizers put this rally together to essentially call out twitter in big tech because they say conservative voices are being muted but before it even got underway. the organizer philip anderson was attacked in the rally was subsequently canceled. sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart. but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter

flames soared about 30 feet into the air at this warehouse fire in south san francisco friday. >>the fire erupted about 3 o'clock and spread quickly tearing through the bakery raise on extra. the flames so intense, the black smoke, so powerful calls came in from miles away. those working in the area say that they called 911, but there was a lot of confusion because of the earlier fire in south san francisco just a lot of fire just started you can see the flames coming up real fast and we just started moving everything out of >>because can i call them. they tried ask people's tribute to sign virus and notice right behind my location. i just try to give him a big star like the one behind me definite victory, so i just said it's on starlite somewhere and they were going to go check and that's never says that >>fire officials say that the cause is under >>so we were finishing up on our grass fire up on fine hill. saw the smoke here started getting reports for a buyer on starlite i showed up the fire and smoke are already breaking through the roof of a bakery here make sure the buil

francisco, a missing lemur mystery at the san francisco zoo tonight, an emotional plea for endangered animals safe return plus tonight would have been the second presidential debate and said president trump and joe biden ad >>we're now 90 days away from the november, 3rd election and kron 4 is your local election headquarters this season, both presidential nominees were center stage tonight in a pair of competing town hall they were supposed to meet in their second debate, but those plans were scrapped after president trump tested positive for covid and in tonight's town hall with nbc news. savannah guthrie pressed trump to clearly condemn white supremacy. here's what the president had to say. >>now it's white from the sea for years, but you always do and you always start off with the kids it endeavors to joe biden whether or not he denounces i watched him in the same basic show with lester holt any was asking questions like biden was a child was i did a nice white supremacy. >>president was also asked to denounce the conspiracy theory q a non but he claimed to not know enough about t

>>the san francisco mosque only center is one of the top convention centers in the country. but the findings in this recent civil grand jury report plans to trouble on the horizon. like this finding unwelcome street behaviors and and cleanliness that bother convention attendees and exhibitors have been important reasons for convention planners of some medium and large size events to select venues in other cities. the findings of this report are based on research completed prior to the pandemic which is significant says jay chain of the san francisco chamber of commerce that say the pandemic magically that's this appears tomorrow. >>which is not but let's say it magically disappears tomorrow there's going to be economic lag between when the time demick ends and while most going centers back up again but even after that economic activity comes back isn't going to stem francisco going to be a great experience and a track that experience for people or we're going to continue to see social media posts from visitors about. >>homelessness and street conditions and streak witness an

they join san francisco county in the orange were moderate here san mateo contra costa. solano napa and marine counties are still in the red or substantial tier and sonoma county has stayed in the most restrictive purple tier. santa clara county officials making that big announcement today spelling out how the county is now able to allow for much more access to restaurants churches health clubs and much more kron four's terisa stasio in palo alto for us tonight with details theresa. >>well hi can back in march santa clara county moved quickly into a shelter in has some of the first covid cases in the state of california and now because they have done so well officials say that they can move into the orange territory into that tier. and santa clara county officials said that is really quite significant it's going to open up a lot and that is a significant change from 7 months ago. >>when it comes to dining and santa clara county in the orange category that means outdoor gatherings can be up to 200 people and indoor gatherings are up to 25% capacity or 100 people which eve

in hayward 69 degrees in dublin, 70 to examine tale 67 degrees in san francisco, 74. insanely the 70 and santa some also still working on some nice weather in looks like it's going to stay mostly clear tonight tomorrow, plenty of sunshine on the way warm to little hot and some of the valleys as temperatures running above the average as we head over the next couple days and then looks like things are going to cool down this next weekend but high pressure really is going to start to take over that's where we get these offshore wind events will get a front moved through and behind that ridge builds in we get those offshore winds and certainly probably some gusty winds around much of northern california temperatures going to run in the 80's and 90's in the central valley but 81 degrees in santa barbara 90 in los angeles tomorrow and we're looking at mostly clear skies tonight, maybe just a hint of fog along the coast not to be much tomorrow morning 09:00am you can see a couple clouds far northern california here comes that front moves by to the north and then as we get th

>>thanks tonight, san francisco police investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting. it happened last night just before 1130 near market in golf. police say victim reported someone tried to carjack them with a knife. officers tried to detain that suspect shortly before the shooting. but we are told that the incident was captured on the officer's body camera. the suspect died at the scene so far police have not released any names. the case is being investigated by several agencies and we're told that a town hall meeting will take place within 10 days to address that shooting. >>and now to the north bay where petaluma police are searching for suspects involved in an armed robbery. police say 3 men robbed a convenience store at gunpoint earlier this morning, but the exact location of the robbery has not been disclosed. the clerk told police that the suspect pointed a black semi-automatic handgun and then demanded what was inside of the cash register. and then the suspects got away in a large red suv towards lake phil highway. anyone who has any information is asked to ca

those low 70's we'll be seeing along the coast, san francisco you'll be at a high of 73 tomorrow and then we will see some low 80's across much of the north bay we're going to see 90's though on the board as we get into the latter part of next week of all those details coming up in my seven-day around the bay forecasts jonathan rebecca, starting tomorrow victims of the scu lightning complex fire can. >>get some help at a fema mobile center. that center is part of the ongoing effort by state and fema's officials to support survivors impacted by the scu lightning complex wildfires that center will be open from 10 in the morning until 5 in the evening up until monday, located at the santa clara sweet water cal fire station. plenty more to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock the white house proposing their own version of a coronavirus stimulus package why democrats and republicans are not happy about it. >>a man found tying a noose to a tree in berkeley, the very latest on the investigation. and how officials were able to catch up with the man. he should have received your mail

>>in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>coming up on kron 4 news at a strong winds rounds of rain hurricane delta lashing, louisiana tonight. >>plus youth sports doesn't fall into any of the covid the states reopening guidelines so while some bay area schools have resumed in person learning there's less clarity on the status of sports and kids we have the latest on where they stand. and speaking strong winds we are likely going to see some gusty winds this wee >>25th amendment creates a path purpose serving custom bility if a president suffers a crippling physical or mental problem, this legislation applies to future presidents. but we are reminded of the necessity of action by the house of the current president. >>and that is house speaker nancy pelosi, she unveiled legislation today that would allow congress to intervene under the 25th amendment to the constitution to remove the president. the speaker insists it's not about trump but inspired by the need for greater congressional oversight of his white house. the bill w

>>this hate-motivated violence here in this community and all over the city san francisco supervisor matt haney was joined by the district attorneys and members of san francisco's asian-american community to denounce an increase in targeted attacks on asian seniors, especially in the tenderloin. >>once shelter in place. our lau cambodian and vietnamese elders and family have lived in public of isolation. both a struggle daily to make ends meet and for them to be able to not allow the street a fearsome what's going pop them that is an acceptable speakers pledge to work together not only to make the streets safer in the tenderloin across san francisco. >>but to provide better support services for victims trauma is more than just the physical trauma trauma is emotional trauma. >>and having those services in a culturally competent matter in language is profoundly important and supervisor haney and i are going to get that money out of the door into the hands of competent organizations and professionals so that the healing can begin. >>supervisor aaron peskin says thanks to a push from the

so right now in san francisco 517,000 registered voters. right now that's the highest number of registered voters would have 4 election. in the city's history and come election day they're expecting a record turnout as well above the 81% that turned out in 2008. when barack obama was first elected president. >>what you can drop off your completed ballot here at the bill graham civic auditorium elections officials say your best bet is still a u.s. post box the blue ones also they say if you have not received your mail in ballot by friday. call the elections office in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>our big story tonight, president trump is crediting an experimental drug with helping his recovery from covid-19 is suggesting also his diagnosis could be a blessing in disguise for the nation's battle against the pandemic but. at this point there really is no way for the president or his doctors to know whether the drug is responsible for all of we want to welcome in the chairman of the department of medicine for ucsf doctor bob wachter.

>>san francisco though still in the orange or moderate here in sonoma county remains in the purple or widespread tear which is the most restrictive. >>santa clara county remains in that red tears you saw, but if the current trends continue the county could move into a less restrictive tier by next tuesday that would allow for indoor dining to resume. downtown san jose has of course been restricted to outdoor dining recently, restaurants are making plans to reopen indoors. moving into the orange here of the state's risk system restaurants will be allowed to resume indoor dining at 25% capacity or 100 people whichever is less some say the extra capacity is a big deal while other people say it's just not enough to reopen. >>i will release bill 25% or roughly 75 people inside for private events and weddings. so the big deal because without that it would you know there wouldn't be any anyway to occupy inside because you have all the costs of opening at. >>a 100% of your costs plus extra expenses related to protocol compliance with the new rules and you have a fraction of your revenue. >>wh

this is a marine layer and definitely creeping through parts of san francisco this hour downtown shot to looking at the downtown area are such our tower camera and this is going to keep things cool relatively around much of the bay area and we're going to see continue inland as we get during the overnight hours those wind definitely much lower than what we saw over the last couple of days so that is really going to help. fire fire crews try to get a hold on the spire however, the air quality has been the greatest it's not as bad as what we've seen over the last couple ofsdays. but that spare the air alert is still in effect through tomorrow, so just keep that in mind trying to limit your outdoor activities stay inside if you can those warm to hot temperatures though we're going to see those returning tomorrow afternoon and those levels as far as their egos we're going to see it anywhere from moderate to poor but is definitely improving versus what we've seen over the last few days temperatures outside right now becoming a lot more comfortable more mild. we're seeing things cool down o

how she's turning one san francisco grass area into >>all right so if you've been to any san francisco city parks, lately you've likely noticed some circles spray painted in the grass, just so everyone can keep their all enjoy the parks, but one is using her talent to make those circles a little bit more creative. >>these colorful circles are located in the year when gardens the circles were created by a local artist tosh just image and she says that the gardens reached out to her to make sure the space was we're fun while also being covid safe. she says. whole idea was to re imagine the space that was left vacant by the pandemic and she loves this idea. >>and feel like you know even though times are like really really a little bit more difficult and i think a lot of people are he's to including myself. i think it's also really great opportunity not only to democratize art space is unlike to allow people who may not have the luxury of having that extra money to pay to go to a museum to re imagine spaces that have no laws and have no doors into put are in those spaces that people can al

jose 72 in san francisco, 79 expected in bull a home, but big changes are on the way take a peek at my seven-day around the bay forecast we're going to those 90's and 80's throughout the middle of the week and then things are going to be a very cool as we get to from thursday into friday and saturday in fact we do have a slight chance of some rainfall for next weekend. i'll talk a little bit about that later back to you all right. >>rebecca, thank you for your local election headquarters tonight. election day now just a month away and just a few weeks california voters will head to the book palin box to decide on whether or not to restore affirmative action here in the golden state. kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down the details proposition 60. >>voters passed prop 16 a person's race, color ethnicity or national origin can play a part in government decision-making public agencies and programs can hire or contract in schools can admit based on those characteristics they will be oversight from the state of california to ensure that people opportunities right here

francisco to moderate amounts of pollutants and that's because we're starting to see a bit of a sea breeze, it is now good in towards sam, a tale one good spot. in the entire bay area. but of course we had all that smoke, settling in throughout the day today. that's because we had that northerly component to the wind our get a little westerly and that's going to change everything tomorrow still there's probably going to be lot of smoke in the morning. so certainly think early on so watch out for that, but i think by the afternoon. a significant west wind is going to pick up we're going to see some very good air quality late in the day along the coastline inside the bay and probably in the make its way into the east bay too so looks like some improving conditions as far as air quality and the weather is concerned it looks like this ridge finally after a week beginning to break down and brought some record breaking temperatures. this latest the wave. and of course the high fire danger to but now that ridge is starting to shift a little further to the east and south that's going allow

we certainly have plenty of smoke here in san francisco, so how are the residents dealing with all of this right now they got to be on edge. >>there's definitely a high level of anxiety and concern as we are continuing to put out message aimed to make sure folks are up to date or where fires are and where fires are social media could be a good asset can also be a liability in times like this sometimes people think they see something and start to report it may not be accurate. so we have to tell you all feel not the working with cal fire in our county emergency operations teams continue to get out highly accurate or complete information to try to give people a little bit comfort. you know it's the the the not understanding what's going to happen is of the greatest concern so if we can

in fact if you have any information san francisco police would like to have you. >>and now to the latest on covid-19 the coronavirus death toll in the united states has surpassed the 207,000 and there have been 7.2 million confirmed cases, california has reported 3,000 new cases and nearly 100 deaths, the death toll creeping closer to 16,000 in the state here in the bay area there have been more than 101,000 confirmed cases the virus has killed more than 1500 people and as we said a white house staff member has tested positive. the president and the first lady are now waiting there. >>testone quote a covid-19 and are being quarantined until those results are >>tonight alameda county knows when element elementary schools will be allowed to reopen and that day is on tuesday october 13th public health officials say that if they're ready schools will be required to post health and safety reopening plans online. in addition to submitting them to the alameda county office education, middle and high schools reopening for in person learning will be considered by the count

>>well many still dined in parklets outdoors in san francisco wednesday, there were several restaurants ready to reopen indoors at 25% capacity from john's grill in union square safety is our number one priority. >>a real that one in 3 that up. 5% we're going to cost $0.25. >>very seriously to soto mayor in north beach. it was clear diners were happy to step back inside for some sense of normalcy we're not going to get reckless about anything but i we've all been tested and so i feel comfortable about that the players could see the to move to a should cost him a few bucks but >>they got some customers family got phone call that want to eat inside. we're going to give people the opportunity decide if they don't want go have our outside down the street restaurant like tonys are capping capacity. indoors to 19 people. >>inducting temperature checks at the door and over california fish market capacity is now kept to just 12 owner francesco commute. he says though the option is nice to have he knows he'll still have trouble paying the there be not time to. >>so the coffin put her on the wond