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i'm dion lim, she's using her skills to identify the suspect. good evening thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. i'm ama daetz. we begin in san francisco where the plan to reopen more businesses on monday came to a halt. they were preparing to move into the next phase. the state had just given san francisco approval yesterday. but today mayor london breed announced she's halting the plan because of the spike in the number of confirmed covid-19 cases. >> we've gotten a little too comfortable. the fact that we've seen over 100 cases overnight completely changes our plans for reopening. so we got to put a pause on it. >> mayor breed says it's one of the toughest decisions she's had to make. the announcement came during

honoring frontline workers at the hospital. contra costa hospital is having second thoughts about resuming activities. that's because the rate of people testing positive is growing. the hospital admissions have rise past week. contra costa report fd 92 new cases just today. all of those numbers have put them on a watch list with the state. you're looking at what's expected to be open in contra costa county starting on wednesday. indoor dining, bars and gyms. county health officials expected to decide if these businesses can reopen beforehand. in the south bay, santa clara county is also on california's watch list following a spike in covid-19 cases and people being admitted to hospitals. the bay area's most populous county will enter the next stage of reopening in the coming weeks. today, the chief health officer urged people to keep being careful. >> no activity could be made completely safe. our success in this next phase

depends on everyone's faithful implementation of social distancing protocols, consistently wearing face coverings and collectively following new norms of behavior that keep the spread of covid-19 as low as possible. >> santa clara county has seen hospitalizations climb by 23%. however, state officials attribute part of that of people being transferred into long-term care facilities and others seeking care in santa clara county. >> marin county is putting reopening on hold. hotels, gyms and personal services, including tattoo shops and nail salons will all now have to wait. they were originally scheduled to reopen on monday. still reopening are indoor dining, hair salons and campgrounds. marin recorded 54 new covid-19 cases yesterday, the highest one-day increase so far. marin county is also facing a surge in cases at san quentin prison as we've been reporting

to you. according to data, 545 inmates have covid-19. at least 73 staff have been infected as well. adding to this issue, county health officials say that transfer of critically ill inmates from the prison has created stress on local hospitals. we're learning that one of the hardest hit areas in california is in imperial county. the governor is urging the county to institute stay at home orders. hospitalizations are up and so are deaths. to accommodate the deceased, they've requested a refrigerated trailer similar to what we've seen in new york. melanie woodrow is here with more about the problems in imperial county. melan melanie? >> san francisco as well as san francisco pauses its next phase of reopening that had been planned for monday, the governor is calling on a southern california county to reinstitute its stay-at-home orders. this as the state's key indicators continue to rise. >> real talk from governor gavin

newsom. >> hospitalizations going up. number of people in icus going up. number of people on ventilators, going up. >> >> we are in the midst of the first wave of this pandemic. >> the governor alling on imperial county near the mexican border to pull back and reinstitute its stay-at-home orders. the county has a 23% test positivity rate which is above the state's average of 5.7%. >> if they are not able to come to a consensus, i am committed to intervening as is my role and responsibility. >> hospitals in imperial county are so strained, patients are being transferred elsewhere, including to the bay area. governor newsom announcing california has 4,890 new cases of covid-19 and an additional 79 deaths. >> these trend lines the last seven days, the last 14 days are

disturbing and that's why i cannot impress upon people more to wear these masks when they cannot practice physical distancing. >> the governor warning that covid-19 is not a seasonal disease. >> it does not take a summer vacation. >> as evidenced by the increase in covid-19 cases across the united states. >> look at the states seeing unprecedented record increases. >> on the testing front, california continues to improve. the state is now ranked 17th out of 50 states and washington, d.c. in test per million people. up from 22nd last week. >> governor newsom says california averaged 88,000 tests a day over the past week. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. melanie, thank you. as we look live at santa cruz, the county is believed to be last along the california coast to reopen beaches. the nearly two-month closure was put into effect to help reduce

the spread of coronavirus, but as chris nguyen explains, officials say enforcement is nearly impossible. >> cases of covid-19 are on the rise. but beaches along the santa cruz county coastline are back open for business. >> this right here is the best day of my life actually. i've been locked up in my house for months. >> since early may, it had been illegal to be on the beach between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. although people could cross the sand to surf, swim or boat. the original goal was to keep large groups from gathering. as time went on, the crowds came back. >> people are not willing to be governed anymore in that regard. we want to recognize that by removing that. >> officials say it had become impossible and too expensive for police to enforce the closure. they prevent out of towners from traveling to the county during the shelter in place order. as of friday, activities like sunbathing and volleyball are

now allowed. >> just wanted to do a road trip, hang out by the beach and get away from the hot weather and enjoy the coastal weather out here. >> the reopening good news for folks who missed spending time on the sand. >> things are opening back up. it's great for them. get out, spend time with their family on the beach. just have a good time. >> santa cruz has had fewer cases of coronavirus than many other california counties. although some people are nervous about being out and about, face coverings and social distancing are more important than ever. >> put a mask on you. >> we're constantly washing our hands an sanitizing. >> got to get back to life. >> the municipal wharf is open as is other parts of the area. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. we've put together a resource to help you track what's open in the bay area and where. you'll find this interactive map. go to abc7news.com. an oakland nurse who posted

racist statements on her social media is no longer working for sutter health. it's not the end of it for black lives matter protesters who staged a loud demonstration in front of the medical center today. even confronting the hospital's ceo at one point. laura anthony has the story. >> racist nurses have to go. >> protesters lined the sidewalk in front of the summit medical center. as an angry reaction to blatant expressions of racism on social media posted by an icu nurse identified as allison cook. the demonstrators handed out flyers with cook's post. in one, cook apparently while working at the hospital is shown giving the middle finger. in another, she write f f f f referring to the black lives movement. that's why we're out here. someone is still protecting her in ways.

>> cook worked at the oakland hospitals as recently as last weekend and has been the subject of multiple complaints from co-workers. in a wript en statement, the hospital did not identify her by name. but said she would, quote, no longer be working for sutter health. >> does not say terminated. >> it's unclear if she was te terminated or allowed to resign. >> the human resources are sensitive as you know. >> david clark came outside to talk to demonstrators directly. >> everything that happens in these walls is to provide quality and compassionate care to our people. it doesn't matter the color of their skin, their race or religion. >> the ceo was out here for five minutes talking to the demonstrators. he said a lot but not what they wanted to hear. >> can you publicly denounce nounceis co y behavior? >> we need the community at the table.

>> racism has to go. >> cook and the local chapter of the union, national nurses united did not respond to our multiple requests for comment. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. kaiser permanente is taking a major step to promote equity. the oakland-based health care system announced it's donating $100 million to businesses opened by black and underrepresented businesses as well. it's part of the effort to break the stress and -- that lead to poor health outcomes and address racist systems internally and to communities it serves. bay area artist takes matters into her own hands after being attacked. her frustration with the investigation has her doing her own sketch. what police are doing because of it. the story only on abc 7 news. a harrowing plane crash

captured on video and what the pilot is saying about surviving this ordeal. a college student practicng the national anthem leads to a chance encounter and moment of

a san francisco artist is using her skills to help police after she's attacked in the petrillo hill neighborhood. dion lim shows you how the victim is speaking out by sketching her assailant. a story only on abc 7 news. it is a very traumatic experience. >> the terrifying incident she's recounting happened while walking her dog outside her potrero hill art studio. she was assaulted and hit in the face by a stranger. >> i found i couldn't even move. i was cross-eyed.

it's the emotion imt. >> she was in a state of shock. video camera capturing a tiny image of her assailant. >> i can't think fast. the sort -- i could have taken picture. >> little did she realize, she has something better. >> i do remember very well the face in my head. >> she's been the victim of a violent assault in the past where the suspect wasn't caught. while she checks nearby businesses for surveillance video, she's taking matters into her own hands. her studio serves as a place to showcase her portfolio of commissioned portraitsyears, it she chooses to unlock her photographic memory to draw the image of her attacker. >> i think i talk about -- >> the pd will use her sketch in the investigation. she will also use it as a way to heal and help others.

something she says culturally se was taught not to do. >> put it behind. try to move on. a lot of people would tell us to do that. but i realize it's actually not going to work. this is the only way we share with other people, bring awareness. >> if you recognize this person, you know who to call. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. practice makes perfect. but in this case, it may have saved the life of a southern california pilot. take a look. not the ideal way to land a plane. but the pilot was working without the plane's propeller which had just flown off. he was also flying blind. it was covered in engine oil. he managed to find the runway and bring the plane down hard. they rescued the pilot who was caught in the cockpit. >> the first thought was, whenever the wing tip hit and it was starting to turn, so, this is the way i die, huh?

>> that was the only thought i had. >> well, he says he always practiced dead stick landings and now he got to actually do one. his plane called the -- was built from a kit. took him six years to put together. he doesn't know why the propeller flew off. >> a proposal to help millions of californians pay their rent move closer to becoming a law in sacramento today. state senators approve a bill to make california responsible for unpaid rents of tenants to struggled financially during the pandemic. that bill would give tenants ten years beginning in 2024 to repay the state. they would repay tax credits to landlords. they fear it may violate the u.s. constitution. the bill moves to the state sem pli for consideration. beta breakers has been canceled because of the pandemic. it will be virtual like so many

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good evening everyone. let's take a look at a live picture of the san jose camera much the sun is shining. the weather looks fantastic out there. a heat advisory for solano county until tonight because it's still hot across parts of the bay area and heat illnesses are possible. hot around the coast, that's for sure. fog back as you can see around the sfo area. 74 degrees in santa rosa. warm around fairfield. up into the 90s today. 91 concord, livermore, 88 degrees. a live look from the golden gate

bridge camera. san francisco, 63. oakland, 69. you're in the 70s from mountan view to san jose. live doppler 7 showing you the fog near the beaches. it will be advancing as the night goes on. speaking of beaches, santa cruz showing you a combination of sun and fog and people enjoying the beach. windier and cooler this weekend. increased fire danger coming. summer warmth returns this weekend for those who want the 90s back. tomorrow morning, 8:30, the fog will be around. it will be pretty thick. there will be spotty drizzle into the afternoon. fog will hang around near the coastline and not quite clear until later on at night. the winds will start to pick up. that will sweep the marine layer ot of here. let's talk about the winds. this is what we're concerned about. saturday night you will notice 45 mile an hour wind gusts along the coastline. fairfield, 30 mile an hour winds. sunday morning, still gusty out there. the winds will remain elevated going into sunday afternoon.

even into sunday night. over 50 mile an hour winds on the coast. evening hours will solve the potential for fire danger. let's be vigilant especially if a fire develops. it may quickly spread. first thing in the morning, 50s, 60s with the foggy conditions and morning drizzle. for the afternoon, mid-80s. morgan hill, south bay, 80s. on the peninsula, a nice day. 68 in millbrae. 58 in pacifica. windy along the coast. 62 degrees. 58 in daly city. the usual fog. the north bay, high clouds and sunshine. 77 in napa. 73 in san rafael. 79 in santa rosa. 68 berkeley. 70 oakland. head inland, it's going to be windy towards the delta. 85 in fairfield. 89 in livermore. here's you're accuweather, seven-day forecast. gusty winds tomorrow, strong winds on sunday. the temperature drops will continue especially bayside and inand on sunday. then i notice a turn around with the warmth returning as we

approach the holiday weekend. dan and ama? >> thank you so much, sandhya. the college student and the opera singer.

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future of farming. tonight the san jose startup trying to prove that produce grown in indoor farms is what consumers really want. also -- >> it's a huge change. it's a huge, huge transition. >> california's courtrooms in the age of covid-19. 7 on your side's michael finney examines how things are change and how some are applauding a move to a remote justice system. those stories and more in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. as we end the week, we wanted to share a video from portland state university. a graduating senior was recording a rendition of the star spangled banner for the university's virtual commencement from a stranger walked by and joined in. >> that stranger is a trained opera singer. the clip has gone viral. watch and you'll see why. >> o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly

♪ at the twilight's ♪ last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes ♪ and bright stars ♪ through the perilous ♪ fight ♪ o'er ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ bombs bursting in a in a ♪ gave proof through ♪ that our flag was still

there ♪ ♪ o say does that star star star banner yet wave ♪ ♪ ♪ o'er the land of ♪ just -- >> did you get chills? >> i truly did. beautiful. >> on that note, literally, david muir is next. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.

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