Much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 10 im Justine Waltman im Jonathan Mccall those indoor businesses include Gyms Fitness Centers hair and nail salons and even hotels. Businesses that have not been able to operate in any type of normal capacity since march. Kron fours gayle ong shows us how one gym owner here in the city now getting ready to reopen. Indoor gyms have been closed since midmarch and businesses just got the green light to reopen on thursday, it was a quick turn, but owners are eager to get back to work with restrictions. Were starting from ground you starting a business all over fortunately we have a number of members to retain their but where really getting prepared to open postcovid Dean Erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in San Francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleaning so we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of wo
The states wildfire devastation. Capitol Bureau Reporter Ashley Zavala has a preview on what we can expect from his visit. President trump is reportedly flying here into Mcclellan Park in sacramento, which is serving as a command station for state Emergency Management officials white house Officials Say state leaders will provide the president with a briefing on californias wildfire situation which so far has been historic with 5 of the states largest fires burning callow yes officials confirmed the visit but say they dont have logistical details yet because of covid members of the state Republican Caucus tell us who the president will meet with is limited. Im told so far he set to be joined by congressman doug lamalfa Kevin Mccarthy and possibly governor Gavin Newsome trumps visit will come just days after Governor Newsom slammed the president s leadership on the environment noting the 100 lawsuits california has against the administration most of them environment related the governor
From our Traffic Cameras we just saw the Golden Gate Bridge were actually it will make it out for the first time in just a few days. But you can see the smoke still lingering around the bay area today. So we want to bring in now meteorologist Mabrisa Rodriguez to tell us when we will be able to see the smoke clear and the blue skies return good evening of risa it wont happen until tuesday. Justine and jonathan so lets take a live look outside right now still tracking unhealthy air particles. Mixed in with that fog fortunately not denser as low as it was last night where we were already under a dense fog advisory National Weather service from the Bay Area Holding back on issuing any fog advisories tonight, but as we take a look outside right now. Tracking unhealthy air particle so slight improvement from yesterday when we were under that very unhealthy range for the eastern portions of the north bay and our inland valleys of the east bay but expect similar conditions to start your work
From the Sierra Nevada to obviously yep still very hazy the east bay this morning that shot there from walnut creek and use of the smoke map a second ago this just reinforcing it that deep maroon show you how poor air quality is across the region. Winds, not present enough to be forcing that widespread haze out of the reason region and we still do have plenty of smoke imbedded in the fog just offshore which as it moves in across the bay is still impacting us with some fog and some smoke, fresh smoke being pushed in from the pacific. So not your ideal way to start off this monday morning, although i guess on a little bit of a positive note. Air quality is better than it was over the weekend. 50s and 60s for current temperatures later today, well be looking at some comfortable weather as well, not a big chance, a good chance to step outside and enjoy these comfortable temperatures as skies remain hazy into the afternoon. But at least daytime highs only in the 60s 70s, 80s. Thats your for
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