magnituding two main issues. in an effort to build a better bay area, we are talking about the economy and our health. he is ordering all bars to shut down in the following counties. fresno, imperial, kern, kings, san joaquin and tulare. demanding closures in counties that have been on the state's coronavirus watch list for more than two weeks. eight counties. the state is recommending two counties keep the bars closed. to the story now of a case of

bad behavior at a bar opening in san at a may over county. it was captured on video. you talked to employees, right? >> reporter: yeah, eric. everyone here is still very upset about what happened recently. the bar tender was coughed oh by someone they say refused to wear a mask. >> this is the unruly customer employees at st. jamesgate restaurant and pub hope to identify. a disturbing incident hapgot th indoors. masks and social distancing required. >> this lady kept hugging people at the bar and not wearing a mask. >> the co-worker behind the bar asked the woman to comply.

>> miss, please, put your mask on. >> watch as surveillance cameras caught what happened next. she liens in and appears to cough directly in the face of the bar tender who steps back in shock and disbelief. >> it was a very disgusting act. at a couple different levels. >> he was standing a few feet away. he told her to leave. she does but not before a parting shot. giving bar tenders the middle finger, then knocking down a bar stool before going out the door. the general manager can't believe the video. >> it's not nice to do that to somebody. he was just trying to enforce the guideline and she would refuse to follow it. >> earlier this month a woman was caught on camera accused of intentionally coughing on a child at a san jose yogurt land in a dispute over social distancing. employees at st. jamesgate haven't filed a police report. they say it is not their intention to have her arrested or cited. only to know what she did is

unacceptable. >> i think if she reflects on this, maybe she can be better. >> reporter: no one here remembers seeing her in the bar before and they haven't seen her since. some new developments in the past hour. bell monday police, we are told, showed up. they spoke with staff about the incident and they said they plan to follow up this week. by the way, the bar tender who was involved, we're told, doing okay tonight. live in belmont. >> abc7 news. in addition to the governor's order, some bay area counties are adjusting their reopening plans due to the coronavirus spike. san francisco has delayed reopening several businesses including salons, outdoor bars and museums including the san francisco zoo. they were originally set to get back to business tomorrow. ma ridge county also put tomorrow's reopenings on hold for a few businesses, hotels, gyms and personal services including tattoo shops and nail

salons. while contra costa officials are expected to make an announcement tomorrow whether they will pause any reopenings. >> in the north bay, inmates' family members protested outside san quentin demanding the state take more steps to stop the spread of covid-19 in prisons across the state. organizers of this afternoon's rally say san quentin has had at least 600 cases of covid-19. some of those cases are linked to 121 inmates who were transferred to san quentin from a southern california prison with a large outbreak. >> we want them to number one, stop all the transfers anywhere in the state. and number two, we would like them to be able to release individuals that should be released. >> some fear that staff members could unknowingly spread the disease to the people who live near the prison. santa clara residents just

heard first hand how they can help in the fight against covid-19. an infectious disease expert and top attorney shared insight during a telephone town hall. >> the risk in this county is still pretty low but it's not zero. as long as it's not zero, it can go up at any minute. we have to know that. we have to know this virus is out there. >> we want toefolks to have tho protocols in place. that people are following those protocols around sanitation, around distancing, around the other best practices. >> the chief health officer expects to issue a new order in the coming week and it may allow more activities to resume. for a full inactive map of what is open and closed in the county where you live, you can head to our website. it will show you the date each county plans to have it reopen. you go fingd it on abc7news.com. santa cruz police say a man who was viciously beaten at a hotel this morning was the

victim of an unprovoked hate crime. this man cody chavez from sang jose yelled racial epithets when he attacked the 46-year-old victim from jamaica. the man was hurt but he will be okay. he faces felony battery, civil rights violation and resisting arrest charges. more fallout from the arrest of a black man in alameda who was dancing in the street. it is a story the i-team has been following for several weeks. you see the man taken to the ground by five officers, then hand cuffs. the city council is holding a special meeting tomorrow night to go over police policies, current laws, establish police oversight and anti-racism training. the gunman who investigators say won't a deadly shooting rampage at a walmart distribution center had been fired from his job there. he has been identified as luis lane from redding. he was shot and killed yesterday shortly after the attack in red bluff. one employee was killed and four

others injured. the sheriff says lane was fired from the central last year for failing to show up for his shift. today the u.s. department of justice is joining the investigation. parts of the north bayil hi warning starting in a few hours. you're looking live from our san rafael cam. the is about gusty winds. drew touma has specifics about the red flag warning. drew? >> yeah. the first red flag warning of the season. i's windsy out there now but those winds will shift. a red flag warning will go into if he can at 10:00 tonight for all areas shaded in red. essentially the north bay and lake county. we'll track wings gusting over 30-miles-per-hour early tomorrow morning. combine the low humidity. that means any fires that could potentially start could spread pretty quickly. we'll show you the winds and the

accuweather forecast in a few minutes. thanks. just ahead, the celebration may look a little different. the message is needed now more than ever. celebrating 50 years of pride during a pandemic. the call to action for this year's scaled down parade and a look at how the celebration is continuing online. and the results released just a short time ago of a weekend vote to

news out of mississippi, lawmakers have decided to remove the emblem from the flag. there will be a new state flag and it will need to be approved by voters. the flag was first adopted in 1894 and is the last in the united states to feature confederate flag emblem. while pride may not be quite the way it normally is, people are marking the 50th year of the san francisco event. there was a colorful the street francisco today in what organizers called the people's march and rally. it was a direct acknowledgement of the black lives matter movement that has taken off because of the death of george

floyd. >> this is the revolution that will change us. if we don't do the work now, we don't change now, this will never happen. when have you seen black and brown and white and others marching hand in hand in a pandemic. >> the march started near knob hill and made its way to civic central for a rally. this year's pride events included free coronavirus testing. organizers of the testing say they made it available in solidarity with demands for equal access to health care for queer and trans people of color. it took place in san francisco until 2:00 this afternoon. they helped make the testing available. the team of scientists and community organizers formed in march to provide testing in response to the pandemic. san francisco is wrapping up its virtual pride celebration

tonight. >> to replace the usual events, entertainment has moved online with a series of musical guests. today it included the grand marshal stand-up comic and television host. you can see that live stream is underway. performances are featured. we have full details of the virtual events happening in san francisco and across the bay area, all at our website. the teed mont city council will need to decide what they want to do with an aging, dilapidated swimming pool in desperate need of modernization. the pool is closed now because of the pandemic. councilmembers will need to decide whether to spend $4 million over the next decade to keep the 56-year-old pool functional. community members say the pool is too small. at this staff says the cost to maintain it is growing every year.

another major corporate advertiser is pausing ads on facebook. up next, a look at the growing list of companies making a statement by stopping ads on the social media site. and some serious winds coming our way. meteorologist drew touma is up next with the accuweather forecast. and coming up in sports, baseball returns to the bay this week. summer camp workouts. plus, building a champion. why this state warrior's

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coffee giant starbucks is the latest company to pause advertising on social media platforms like facebook over their failures to remove hate speech. the seattle headquartered company says they are holding internal discussions with media partners and civil rights organizations on how to stop the spread of hate speech. civil rights groups are boycotting the platforms, citing racial inequality after the death of george floyd. meantime, other companies are boycotting. coca-cola will ban social media for at least 30 days. hershey's, ben and jerry's, and levi strauss have also joined

the protest. if you bank with chase, you may have noticed an error in your accounts this weekend. chase customers nationwide posted on social media about incorrect account balances including wrong charges and lost funds. in a tweet today, chase blamed on it a technical issue and said it was fixed by 6:00 this morning. the bank said it delayed updates on what displayed on chase mobile and chase online. amazon is buying foster city self-driving company for $1.2 billion. they've been testing out vehicles regularly on the streets of san francisco. they could use the ougautonomo g vehicles to deliver packages and other services. they are focused on providing rides for passengers or what some refer to as a robo taxi. they are expected to remain in their positions when the deal closes. now for a check of the weather.

drew touma joining with us what our weather will shape up for in the week. drew? >> yeah. it will start with those winds that will be increasing, prompting the red flag warning starting at 10:00 p.m. this evening. live doppler 7 along with satellite. we've seen the marine layer evaporate. it is an indication that our winds will shift to more offshore. that's a drier wind and that will dry out our atmosphere. evacuate the fog but also lead to the higher fire danger. outside, the roof camera along the embarcadero, you can see the winds is in if he can in the city. we have wind gusts well order 20 miles an hour. look at the wind in the city. it is gusting to 41 right now. the wind direction currently is helping keep fire danger at a minimum. it is coming off the ocean water, adding humidity into our atmosphere. what will happen over the next couple hours, the winds will turn. more out of the north and northwest. that's a dry direction for us. it is gusty in napa at 24 miles

an hour. this is a windy evening on tap. the winds are keeping us on the cool side. mateo. 65 in hayward. santa rosa, one of the warmer spots at 82. we'll take a look at those winds. later on tonight at 11:00 p.m., we do expect the winds to shift out of the north and northwest and that's a dry wind. it is coming out of the north and north bay pretty fast. 20 to 30 miles an hour. you look outside the north bay and spots like san francisco, oakland, hayward, san jose, it's not all that windy. winds are on the light side. that's how the early morning hours of monday are shaping up. our concern is in the north bay. by 3:00 mop morning, you can see the winds are very active, gusting to 30 miles an hour. and it will keep the winds pretty high. into the $gentleman, what will happen tomorrow, the relative humidity is going to drop.

fairfield, napa, you can see the numbers are in the teens. it has prompted the red flag warning to go into effect. it will last for several hours, until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. for those winds, out of the north. gusting well over 30 miles per hour at times. it does include parts of lake county. we will keep our eye on those gusty winds. tonight we're talking temperatures in the 50s under clear skies. winds are the big issue. tomorrow, not only will those winds bring in drier air but also warmer air. you'll feel the warm-up. 70 in the city. near 80 in oak lands. upper ailes for santa rosa. 90 for antioch. we had the red flag warning. the winds do relax tomorrow

night into early tuesday morning. that sets the stage for a pretty comfortable seven day. morning fog to afternoon sunshine. july 4th, fog is in the forecast with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. baseball returns to the bay area this weekend. not quite games just yet. we'll take some summer camp workouts. according to the chronicle, the a's are set to open the regular season at home. we're still awaiting official schedules on beau toth the giand a's. it was confirmed that the top prospects today, they'll be on their 60-man roster. henry reports the giants have released pablo sandoval but expect to sign as part of 60-man pool. no official word on the full roster as of now. players can report wednesday, july 1st.

they'll be tested for covid-19. if they are negative, they can return to the park friday to begin training. the a's announcing their 60-man team. thursday, july 2nd with the first workout set for fourth of july. they believe they have evrything it takes to get to the world series. according to espn, the former nfl mvp and panthers quarterback cam newton has signed a one-year deal with the new england patriots. he joins brian stidham and brian hoyer. he played in the 50th appearance at levi stadium against the denver broncos. final round of the travelers in connecticut, golf, third round leader brendan todd blew up on seven. it rolls all the way back. he went from two up to five back in two holes.

dustin johnson in second when the day began. and dmp j gets into the lead. kevin started in third. hung around all day. needs this to go on 18 to tie johnson for the lead. but golf is hard. the par is 18 for his 21th victory. eight years ago, the warriors had quite a draft. they took harrison barnes, and you might know him, 35th pick overall of draymond green. all three played key roles. draymond can mean all her to players taken ahead of anymore order. he doesn't forget. he has a chip

tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, oakland residents are rallying in support of neighbors whose house was tagged with all lives matter. nflt plus, the restaurant choosing to close not because of slow business but they're tired of fighting customers over masks. finally, you're about to see how covid-19 couldn't stop a new mother's generosity in the east bay. >> more than 100 families with new babies picked up care

packages in san leandro. each box contained $350 words of items like dime ediapers and bl. a mom envisioned it as a way to help families with newborns who might be struggling economically during the pandemic. if you're a new parent, that is the last time you want to be struggling financially. it takes a lot of finances to raise a kid. >> and a lot of diapers no, doubt. with that, thank you for joining

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