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pandemic. and you might remember that the ability of not showing simples to spread it from the w.h.o. appeared to be rare. and now the doctor says that she created, quote, a misunderstanding and what she said was based on just two or three studies. and infectious disease specialist says that some of the confusion is in the distinction between asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic. >> we don't know the exact proportion of infection with this virus that is from someone who doesn't have symptoms, who is going to get symptoms, or who has symptoms now, but there is no doubt that people that do not have symptoms can transmit this virus. no doubt. >> and the doctor says that it is clear people without symptoms can readily infect others. some of you have been starving for sports and it shows. so we have good news this morning. first the nba, now it looks lea

headed to disney world. julian glover is live with more on the expected announcement today. >> hey, good morning. yes, sport, remember those? we do have good news in that department. the san jose earthquakes are back at it, this is day two of practice. but things definitely look a whole lot different. starting with temperature checks inside of a tent as soon as they got to practice before they started any activities. only half the team isy cause of. major league soccer suspended play on march 12 lt outth out o of coronavirus. and now all 26 teams are back to bra. the quakes were the last team to get back to it because of the more restrictive measures in santa clara county. as reggie was talking about, no schedule for the remainder of

the season so far, but we expect to get word possibly as early as morning as a plan to kickoff the season at the espn wide world of sports complex. we'll let you know about it. ju julian glover, abc 7 news. and in the east bay, sun valley shopping center is set to open back up at 11:00 tomorrow morning. the changes inside the mall include fewer sitting areas and chairs in the food courts. no trays in the food court. and signs encouraging people to social distance. some of the stores are still going to be closed. contra costa county's amended public health order last week allowed malls to reopen after the county approved their prevention plans. and coronavirus prevention measures stopped 500,000 infections according to a study. >> we are looking both before and after policies are

implemented, trying to understand how much these policies are actually bending that growth curve. so both before the infections growing really quickly and then after these policies are implemented, we see that they slow down substantially. >> researchers estimate that travel bans and shelter in plni orders prevented millions of cases. and members of the national guard have tested positive as coronavirus. president trump deployed the national guard in response to protests against police brutality last week. jobina has more from the live desk. 1300 national guard members were called into help law enforcement in washington, d.c. according to the associated press, u.s. officials say that they do not believe that large number of them got infected with coronavirus. the guard will not release the exact total. many were not wearing masks during the protests and they were not able to maintain social

distance. so sunday president trump ordered the guard to start withdrawing from the nation's capital. a spokesperson says those who test positive for the virus will likely stay in washington, d.c. until they have no longer sick. happening today, the brother of george floyd and a sister of the federal protective service officer who was killed in oakland will testify today in washington, d.c. this is part of the house judiciary committee's hearing on police brutality. it is the first hearing since floyd's death more than two weeks ago. the panel says that it will, quote, examine the crisis of racial profiling, police brutality and lost trust. and just hoye just hoyer j celebration of george floyd's life, lawmakers are considering police reforms.

ines de la cuetara has the details. >> reporter: a stat you chew of christopher columbus sitting at the bottom of a lake as george floyd's death sparks a new movement of removal of symbols of racism. dragging it from a park and throwing it into the water. nearby, a stalg mate over this monument to robert e. lee, the governor want it is gone, but a judge has issued an injunction against its removal. and nascar driver bubba wallace now calling for confederate flags to be removed from racetracks. >> no one should feel uncomfortable when they come to a nascar race. it starts with confederate flags. >> reporter: and this follows an emotional final farewell for george floyd tuesday. ♪ friends, family member, politicians and celebrities packing a church in houston. >> i want justice for my brother, my big brother. >> reporter: his death in police

custody in minneapolis sparking a global outcry over police brutality and racial prejudice. just hours after the the dwrikt attorney's office saying that they are dropping charges against many protesters. >> and i've asked senator tim scott to lead a group that is work toing on a proposal to allow us to respond to the obvious racial discrimination that we've seen on full display on our television screens other the last two week. >> reporter: and when it comes to the tconfederate 234r57bfla e navy is planning to ban the flag from all public spaces. ines de la cuetara, abc news, washington. and let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. we'll start with the inland east

bay neighborhoods, neighborhoods that will be nearly 35 to 40 degrees warmer this even afternoon. 58 in pleasant hill. and you can see that wealth of 50s out there. 51 in pacifica. 59 in oakland. here is a look outside, breezy, and mild. so a little caution at the beaches. surfaces could be too hot for walking the dog and heat illness risk is low to moderate this afternoon. so get out there and exercise right after our show ends at 7:00. here is a look at san francisco where we have mid to upper 70s for the afternoon hours with a mix of some low clouds, even a few high clouds and that sunshine this afternoon. for the peninsula, 62. not completely sunny, mid-80s for several hours this afternoon. 72 at 8:00. and the east bay, 62 at 8:00, 81

at noon. mid to upper 80s also nofor a couple hours this afternoon. and 72 with sunshine at 8:00 when the breezes start to kick in. and that wind of change will take us all back into the 60s and 70s as quickly as friday with a slight chance of wet weather. we'll talk about that coming up. now traffic with jobina. hello, everyone. so looking at traffic right now, things are very clear at the moment for our early commutes. we will start off with a live look showing you the san mateo bridge and the traffic that is beginning to pick up as it makes its way toward the peninsula. it is busy for 5:10 as more people return to work. coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning. and also new information about the deadly police-involved shooting outside a vallejo walgreens. the family has questions about

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here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one, vallejo police are investigating after a shooting that left at least four people hurt. the shooting occurred just before 10:00 last night at the corner of amelia street and cynthia avenues. three victims were at the scene and the fourth drove to the hospital. and george floyd's brother will testify before congress today. he will talk about his brother's death during a house hearing on police brutality and racial profiling just one day after floyd was laid to rest. and many restaurant owners in san francisco are mapping out where they will put tables for outdoor dining. mayor breed announced that restaurants can start outdoor dining this friday instead of monday. and the san jose earthquakes

are back practicing after was success pentspended on marc. this tweak major league soccer will release their plan to resume matches. and it feels refreshing outside this morning, but this afternoon will feature our hottest temperatures this week, highs 12 to 14 degrees above average. and number six, we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, yesterday was the earliest we've seen the metering lights come on since the shelter-in-place order. that time was 5:55 57 5 5:55 . s a.m. and juneteenth is now a company holiday at twitter and square. they say it will be a day of celebration, education and

connection. the iteam has uncovered new information about the police shooting of an unarmed man outside a walgreen's. official time death was 1:31 a.m. and that matters to his family because it differs from what the police chief said in a news conference. melanie woodrow has a story you will see only on 7. >> these the facts -- >> reporter: this is how the police chief began a press conference last wednesday at 3:00 p.m. a day prior, tuesday around 12:30 a.m., vallejo police shot sean monitor rosa after he dropped to anne kneeling positi. the officer saw him place his hands above his waist revealing what he believed to be a handgun but it was ahammer. the police department released this initial statement at 4:08 a.m. tuesday, approximately 3 1/2 hours after the shooting. it did not include that police

had killed month roerosa. and then chief williams announced an unaimed officer had sol shot a shot and killed him. >> when was sean pronounced dead and why did your officers wait 24 hours to announce that they shot and killed this 22-year-old? >> again, after sean was shot, the officers administered first aid,ed t a local hospital. the information that we received about his death came hours later. >> reporter: but we're more than 24 hours now. >> we did push out an initial statement about the officer-involved shooting hours following the shooting. >> why not include his condition in that initial statement that he was deceased and that more information would be forthcoming today? >> when we pushed out the information, he wasn't proceed announced dead. >> reporter: and his family has confirmed that he was cproceed

announced dead just 2 1/2 hours before the extra lay hoe police department issued its 4:00 a.m. press release. >> i'm angry, i'm hurt. i feel like that they already knew that -- like we mentioned, we had been looking for my brother the whole night. >> reporter: the sisters tracked their brother's phone and went to the crime scene and to kaiser hospital where he was pronounced dead looking for him, but getting no information. >> investigations have made several attempts to contact next of kin. >> reporter: they say the first time a detective called them was two hours before wednesday's press kfconference. >> they don't realize that there is a family expecting to hear what happened to my brother, my parents' son. communication is key. all right and t . >> reporter: the family is now planning his funeral. in the south bay, a crowd gathered for a memorial service

in honest yeerda others wrote messaghe a trute. in the east "acs matter" protes. it started at san pablo park and ended at the campus. it ended with the protesters painting the words black lives matter on a street. that idea came from a mural painted in washington, d.c. artists also replicated it in oakland over the weekend. and oprah is talking to activists will the civil unrest in america. being an actor says that seeing george floyd's death at the hands of a white police office floored him. he spent much of the last two weeks crying because of how he would talk to his son about what happened to floyd. >> it is not like saying put your hands on the dash, don'ten

confrontational. those conversations are already emasculating to basically say forget about justice in an interaction with the police. come home alive. >> this conversation also featured discussions with politician stacy abram, atlanta mayor bottoms and also and i haveava duverna. and sunshine will be baking us. temperatures well above average this afternoon. and as you can see from sutro tower, a low to moderate heat illness risk. a cooling sea breeze starts tomorrow and coolest, windiest will be friday and saturday. a slight chance of some wet weather both of those days. and today 80s and 90s rule the south bay. 93 in gilroy.

on the peninsula, redwood city 91 there. and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s a areezyast with late in downtown. low to mid-70s along the north bay coast. but inland, about 20 degrees warmer. and then east bay shore, berkeley at 85, same thing at newark and hayward. 86 in oakland and union city. and then the low to mid-90s throughout the east bay, even 97 in brentwood. here is a look at tonight's temperatures. notice the cloud cover is more extensive because the sea breeze will sneak in during the overnight hours. high pressure still barely holding on, but it is this massive clouds and the swirl in the gulf of alaska that will eventually bring us the dramatic grop drop in temperatures starting at the coast. for the rest of us, friday and saturday we're in the 60s and 70s with the slooit chance of a

few sprinkles and then then that is gone and then temperatures return to the 70s, 80s and 90s by monday. the stepfather of who i'dda siblings missing since last fall will be in court this morning. chad day bibill was taken into kuddy after human remains were found on his plot. >> reporter: in first look oig, under arrest. >> we recovered what is believed to be human remains, they have not been identified at this time. >> reporter: chad day bill, behind bars like wife lori. localy searching his property and made a grim discovery. since the beginning questions have swirled. and a string of deaths

surrounded their relationship. the couple who met while both married to other people wed last november in hi just dawaii just after daybill's wife died. i'm deborah roberts, abc news, new york. coming up next, the strong statement on the home page of a popular baby naming website. also why c z3wvmz z1s6z

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be. originlly the cold front would stay well to the north. and now the models are starting to shift it a little down to the south and look what popped up this morning. yeah, a chance of wet weather friday morning. i think there will be drizzle, but it will definitely influence just how much cooler it will be friday and into saturday. i think that the sierra has the best chance of any wet weather, possibly even some thunderstorms. for us, june storms, they are kind of unusual. and this amount of rain would be

unusual also. fingers crossed though, we could use to get rid of that fire threat. baby names.com is making a powerful statement in honor of recent protests. the website's home page show as black box with a message, it says each of these names was somebody's baby. they include eric, michael, brionna and george. baby names.com says that it stands in solidarity with the black community. new coach. developments, crossfit ceo will step down after he made controversial comments. greg glassman posted severa tweets, one saying that the company is not mourning george floyd, nother calling the current times floyd 19.and bay affiliated with the crossfit

community are quickly distancing themselves from that brand. >> retirement on paper sounds great, but greg also owns 100% of crossfit. as to as far as the fult is conce future is concerned, who knows. because i think a lot of the community will ask for him to sell, not just step down. >> and there are a number of gyms officially ending connections with crossfit. they say that they are fostering a fitness community that supports and stands with people of color. and owners say they paid crossfit up to $3,000 a year and they plan to redirect to local programs. a rock is a of coursource o controversy. in less than a week, black lives matter has been painted over or tagged at least five times. and yesterday are it was the city of san francisco that painted over it after receiving complaints. public works later apologized

calling it a mistake. artists plan to kee >> we have done tributes to multiple victims of police violence on this rock.. >> the boulder has become a can vast for different wart work ar the years. and we're coming back with a type of masks that experts say we should not be using. also the hoe just pushow ju more than 30 seasons. >> reporter: and would you like to have a meal at a restaurant outs

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ran over a woman at a protest, only on 7, her mother's demachbd f for justice. and a well ccome sign of reopening in san francisco. >> and let's take a live look. get ready for some of the hottest temperatures of the week as the bay area braces for some summer sizzle. >> i like how you said that. >> and it is wednesday, june 10th. >> how much of a sizzle are we talking about, mike? >> about 80 in san francisco. how is that for you? >> that is pretty good. >> good. because it will not feel that way starting tomorrow.

or friday when you are back into the 60s. so enjoy the calmness today. the marine layer is well off the coast. some of the clouds will bump up against the coast as we head into the afternoon hour, but full-on sunshine for the rest of us. and here is what it does to our temperatures. san francisco, broabout 78 officially. some neighborhoods in the low 80s. and mid to upper 80s around the bay. and low to mid-90s in the south bay, north bay and east bay. no record, but definitely going to be a warm one with temperatures anywhere from about 10 to 15 degrees above average. we'll talk about the chance of wet weather for friday coming up in the 7 day forecast. at the live desk, police are investigate willivevt shoot willing left four hurt. the shooting occurred just before 10:00 last night and it

appears that three victims were found at the scene. a fourth drove himself to the hospital. no word yet if any spefrsuspect been arrested. and san francisco restaurants are getting the green light for outdoor dining earlier than expected. a amy hollyfield is live with how the restaurants are preparing. >> reporter: can you picture yourself sitting right here this weekend? sitting outside at a restaurant and having a meal? many restaurant owners in san francisco are now trying to map out where they will place all the table for the outdoor dining so they can welcome you starting on friday with social distancing in mind of course. mayor breed surprised everyone yesterday and announced that restaurants can begin sitdown outdoor dining this friday instead of monday. businesses will now be allowed

to use public spaces, they can get a permit to use sidewalks or parking spaces or the streets, in the event they don't have a patio. and the president of the golden gate restaurant association says this is a huge lift, but it doesn't mean that every restaurant will be ready to open on friday. >> i don't want anybody to be disappointed, but i would think that most people that are planning to open for the outside dining component will be ready to go probably monday. but people certainly should call their favorite places and check. >> reporter: you will be required to wear a mask anytime you leave your table. and a maximum of six people are allowed at a table unless everyone lives in the same household. the mayor says continuing to reopen the city depends on everyone following the rules of social distancing and wearing masks. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. all dmv offices in

california will reopen tomorrow, they will have limited services. the department has 169 field offices. the state has been opening them in stages since early may. you will have to make an appointment and the number of people allowed this will be limited to maintain social distancing. and you will have to wear a face mask. when it comes to dealing with life during the coronavirus pandemic, we have you covered. on abc7news.com, you will see a red bar, that will bring you to this page with information about how to get tested, where to find financial help and a list of what is open. and muni has announced that it will no longer transport san francisco police officers to protests. this is video that an abc 7 news viewer shared with us of officers on a bus during weekend protests at the end of may. the change comes after muni received criticism on social media for trance mortisporting officers to protests. and the director tweeted thanks to our staff and riders for

sparking hundreds of conversations about undoing the deep structural racism at root of all transport departments. we have a lot of work do. san jose mayor says that he supports a move to ban the use of rubber bullets during demonstrations. he took to twitter last night to say that after evaluating forgiven to the ciinformation given to the city council, he backs the movement that says that officers cannot kneel on somebody's neck. and officers must report when they witness excessive force. and the chief says that he sees change as a way to improve the overall safety of the city. >> let's figure out where our blind spots are, because ultimately in the end, the safety of the city and safety of our officers is what is paramount. >> so many people turned out for a virtual city council hearing over police reforms yesterday. the council is holding a special

session on friday to hear from more residents. now to president trump who falsely targeted a senior blo protestor badly injured after he was pushed to the ground. and his friends are coming to his defense after the president suggested that he may have been faking the fall. jobina has more. >> thank you. friends of the 75-year-old are expressing outrage that president trump, as he is seen falling to the ground after being shoved by two buffalo police officers. yesterday the president shared a conspiracy theory saying that he, quote, could be and an td e appearing that he planned to scan the police communications. and i watched, he fell harder than was pushed. could be a setup? the president was citing a report by the right wing tv network one america news. but his friends say he is a

devout catholic and peace activist. >> to know him, he is a very gentle, very sweet, soflt spot man. and for us it was a really big shock. >> and he called the president's fwhooet dar tweet dark, dangerous and untrue. the white house has not commented as of thi morning. the search 2i7bs forcontinu hit and run driver who ran over a 24-year-old mom woman durin a protest last week. >> the people who did this need to be found. they are completely aware of what they did. >> this morning lucie flynn is in an icu hospital bed. she is in critical condition 11 days after a thriver hit her during a violent protest in

oakland. witnesses say that the cellphone video shows lucie being hit by what appears to be a tan honda accord. >> coming up, bridging the gap as businesses make a slow return to normal. how a nonprofit that helps cancer patients has evolved to keep fighting. also governor newsom sits down with small business owners barely hanging on in oakland. the line both sides are trying to find between safety and survive. but first, we check in with another hot day and mike nicco. yeah, good morning. here is a look at what is going on this afternoon. 12 to 16 degrees above average. we'll have temperatures soaring today, our hottest day so far this week. and most likely the hottest day for all of us with that heat illness in the moderate

category. let's take a look at what is going on as far as temperatures. right now on the peninsula, low to mid-50s in most neighborhood, redwood city, 57. any cloud cover is right along the coast. and temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere. east bay valleys, some low to even upper 60s right now. and san jose, about 61. so breezy and mild at the beaches, surfaces could be too hot for walking the dog during the afternoon hours. and the heat i will nllnes wills and we'll have some clouds. upper 80s for several hours this afternoon, 75 at 8:00. north bay, 71 at 8:00, and then look at the low to mid-90s for several hours this afternoon. and also in the east bay valley, not total sunshine, but consecutively sun glass weather. low to mid-90s from about 1:00 through 6:00. and at 8:00, it is 79 degrees.

the nice thing, the temperatures are in the 50s in most neighborhoods this morning. so if you are comfortable with it, open the window, maybe put a fan next to it, draw in some of the cooler air. and try to keep it in place before the air conditioner has to be kicked on later on for that dfrt. we'll talk about a slight chance of wet weather coming up in the forecast. and good morning. we will start with a live look in walnut creek showing you what is going on for the most part overwhelmingly a very clear commute for this wednesday. you can see it is a bit busier as people make their way south. and i also have big news from b.a.r.t., i know people have been waiting for this, the south bay service extension will open up for riders this saturday. it is finally here. and i know b.a.r.t. had this

huge fanfare, everything planned for an opening for that ceremony, but that won't be happening. it will be swrirnvirtual on fri. but open for ride ertz stars st saturday. and checking in on drive times, twras city to dublin, good 40 minute. antioch to con dorian, 14 minutes. and san rafa

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78 to 85 is the temperature at noon around the bay. 86 to 93 in our inland neighborhoods and still 78 to 84 at 7:00. the most dangerous heat will be done in so cal, 15 million people under a heat advisory, 107 in palm springs. upper 90s through the central valley. 75 in monterey, 81 in yosemite, both have a chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. b.a.r.t. says a worker who dealt with the public has tested positive for coronavirus. b.a.r.t. says the employee last worked on sunday and is now on quarantine. their exact role hasn't been disclosed, but b.a.r.t. says the person had oveshile workingras i es w employees are also in quarantine for testing.

also governor newsom sits down with small business owners barely hanging on in oakland. td the conversation turned to maybe differing fees and taxes and making policy changes geared towards business owners. and many local charities are struggling because of the pandemic.

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playing field, we start hair to stay so that we could fund relatively low income patients. >> reporter: they turned to the hair care industry for help and says that the response was overwhelming. manufacturers and salons like in the bay area pledged money and support. >> what a fantastic thing, to be able to use a machine so you don't lose your hair. >> reporter: the group set a goal in january of helping 1,000 new patients. then covid hit. soon the salons were forced to shut their doors. events were canceled. but the need continued to grow. >> and covid shut down salons many other things, but not cancer. >> reporter: and hair to stay has come up with a colorful alternative to raise money for their cancer patients in the meantime. pop-up cabarets brought right to a donor's home. >> deliver to the home a meal from some of the top chefs in the city and along with a bottle of wine and a gift from the hair care industry. and then we'll curate a show with magic and comedy and music. >> reporter: they are hoping that the pop. up cabarets will bridge the gap while salons ramp up for reopening. a slow return to normal that will hopefully put an industry and vital charity back on their feet. dion lim, abc 7 news. let's take a look at what is going on with our weather. sutro tower, just seeing the first signs of the sun cresting the east bayhills, about 60. low to moderate heat i wines il

risk day. the sea breeze will kick in tomorrow and friday. and for today we saw the clouds from the east bayhills, you can see that they try to push into some of our lower elevations, but look at quickly they return to the coast as high pressure and that singing air takes away the marine layer that is very shallow this morning. but the clouds will remain stubborn. and look at ttat the breezes th start to kick in and then the heat is over for the bay. but inland, anothe hot day tomorrow. today 90 in santa clara, gilroy 93, cupertino, 88. mid and upper 80s through most of the peninsula, 91 the warm spot in redwood city. near 80 in downtown south san francisco. low to mid-80s and a little

breezy at your coast and beaches. mid to upper 80s, 84 to 87 along the east bay shore. and about 91 to 97 in the east bay valleys. tonight's temperatures, look at that, low to upper 50s action but look at the cloud cover, more extensive tomorrow morning and that is the sea breeze starting to take over and taking most of the heat away from the coast. inland for one more day. and then breezy friday and saturday, temperatures below average. and slight chance of wet weather has popped up for friday. more on that next. and the show cops has been dropped as protests continue to surface around the world. cops has been on hiatus in recent weeks. the show of course features officers on patrol. it had been on the air for 33 seasons. it is not whether the cops producers will try to find it a new home. new at 6:00, keeping small businesses staying open and new help from ebay.

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the board of have voted to delay the real estate tax. it passed just before the shelter-in-place order went into effect. and so now it is delayed by a year. crabbers will get some fil help this devastating fire as san francisco's pier 45. more than 30 crabbers lost thousands of traps in the fire on may 23rd and the relief package includes a loan payment program and a $500,000 fundraising campaign the hope is that crabbers can buy new pots in time for fall's crab season. the cause of the fire hasn't been determined yet. amc theater says that reope.

they want to restart all theaters in july. they had been closed since march 17 because. pandemic. gist la last week amc had warned that they may never reopen because they lost more than $2 billion during the first quarter. google is preparing its employees for a very different workplace when some of them start to come back next month. th business insider reports that many perks are being put on hold or changed completely. the ceo says that there will no longer be access to the company gym or sleep pods. and they can still get lunch, but it will be distributed and prepared boxes. and workers will arrive at staggered times and get their temperatures checked. they will also be required to wear masks. let's take a look at our weather. as promised, let's take a look at friday. especially in the morning hours as the rush of marine layer, a soupy marine layer air mass rolls in, and look at that, one

of our computer models is starting to grid off a chance of some sprinkles, even a light shower during the friday morning commute. and as the low passes, that will switch into the central valley and eventually into the sierra where thunderstorms are possible. so storms in june, absolutely they are rare. and let's take a look at the rainfall potential. and it is hard to believe that we could get up to a quarter of an inch of rain from that system. i'm not sold on it yet. neither should you. but as we get closer, we'll take a look at it. and we'll give you an update. this just are popped up, so we'll wait for a few more to definitely nail this one town. let's talk about what is going on elsewhere with kumasi.one to. let's talk about what is going on e officials and community leaders are celebrating the opening of a family matters shelter. this is a partnership between the cities of emeryville and oakland. and the shelter will provide safety and stability for 25

families. >> these problems are not going to be solved city by city. they must be addressed on a regional state and then national level. >> the if a asymptomatic silt will the families staying in the shelter will have access to resources and services to help them find permanent homes.famil will have access to resources and services to help them find permanent homes. new at six, an iconic movie has been pulled from a popular streaming service. and dr. fauci, what he's saying about a coronavirus vaccine this morning. sport, yes, they are making a comeback. we know all of the major league soccer teams are back to practice and that includes the san jose earthquakes. how soon the season could be restarting. and right now, we will leave you with a live look from the embarcadero at the bay bridge as the sun comes up this

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