tulare. and mandated closures are in counties that are on the watch list for more than two weeks. in the governor's statement that he released yesterday, he said alcohol consumption reduces inhibition and impairs judgment which basically leads to less mask wearing and less social distancing. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. now to a story on the peninsula, this is a case much b of bad behavior at a bar that is open. a woman captured on video coughing on a bartender after she was asked to wear a mask. cornell baard has the story. >> just upset that people were telling her that she had to play by new rules. >> reporter: this is the unruly customer employees at saint james gate restaurant and pub hope to identify. the bartender says that disturbing incident happened recently on the same day that they got the okay to start serving indoors. masks and social distancing

required. >> this lady kept on hugging people at the bar and not wearing a mask. >> reporter: and a co-worker behind the bar asked the woman to comply. >> miss, please put your mask on. >> reporter: watch as surveillance cameras capture what happened next. the woman leans in and appears to cough directly in the face of the bartender who steps back in shock and disbelief. >> it was a very disgusting act. >> reporter: and he quickly told the woman to leave. she does, but not before a parting shot. giving bartenders the middle finger and then knocking down a barstool before heading out the door. unacceptable.like thats >> reporter: and the general >> it is not nice to do that to somebody. like he was just trying to enforce the guideline and she would refuse to follow it. >> reporter: and earlier this month a woman was caught on camera accused of intentionally coughing on a child at a san

jose yogurt land. employees at saint james gate haven't filed a police report. they don't want her arrested, only to know what she did is unacceptable. >> i think that if she refleblgfrequent reflects on this, maybe she can realize that she should be better. >> reporter: and they haven't seen her since. new developments, the manager says belmont police spoke with staff about the incident, they plan to follow up this week. and the bartender who was involved in the incident is doing okay. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. more businesses in san francisco will have to wait just a bit longer to reopen. they were supposed to reopen today, but a spike in coronavirus cases hases forred mayor breed to put those plans on hold. salons, tattoo parlors and piercing studios, par about lores and outdoor is

establishments will stay closed. >> we've had a near doubling in our rate of diagnosis of infections. that curve is uniquite steep soe need to be cause us some tious forward. >> and the doctor says that thelt they will be watching closely to see whether the percentage of positive cases coarse responds cores responds to hospitalizatio hospitalizations. at nbc oiabc7news.com, you find a man to what is closed and what is open. and 31 states are reporting an increase in coronavirus cases. and as we look ahead to the july 4th holiday, more cities are closing bars and beaches. jobina fortson is following the rise at the live desk. >> good morning. on sunday alone, states reported 42,000 new cases of covid-19. so what we're learning here this

morning is that seven states shattered case records this weekend, including florida. wro broward and dade county are closing beaches for the fourth of july weekend. and texas has had more than 5,000 new cases a day. bars have been closed there. and with more than 125,000 deaths in the u.s., the white house is now sounding the alarm. >> the window is closing. we have to act and people as individuals have to act responsibly. we need to social distance, we need wear you're face coverings. >> wearing a mask is a good idea. >> reporter: meantime arizona has set back to back records for hospitalizations, only 13% of icu beds are available. cases in nevada are also rising three weeks after las vegas opened casinos there. a top u.s. health official is defending president trump's decision to not wear a mask despite the government urging

people to co to come so. alex azar says that trump doesn't have to follow his own administration's gird answ administration's guidance because he is tested declined to say whether he has ever asked stwrump to wetrump t. 8800 of smart thermometers will be available where the school district distributes food for families. they are hoping that testing at home will help slow the spread of the virus. the thermometers sync up to smartphones to track temperatures. if a child or family member has a fever, they are asked by the app to give more information about the symptoms and then the app advises them on what to do next. president trump is responding to a bombshell report about bounties being paid to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan. the political fallout is swift.

and another southern state taking action to remove a symbol many people now see as part of a racist past. but first, it is 4:36 and we are checking in with mike. you're looking at the fire dangers and i know a lot of people are wondering what the week has in store. >> and i was looking at that flag story also and very happily and pleasantly surprised at how easily that happened. so i can't wait for others to hear that story. yeah, we still have the fire danger out there. it is mainly the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet. the fires that start could climb down into lower elevations as they spread with the dry vegetati vegetation. temperatures in the east bay, low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods, you look elsewhere and temperatures are pretty much in the 50s this morning. so light jacket weather if you will. here is a look at the bay bridge

toll plaza, already people rolling through there. 58 degrees. and you can see breezy passes, but not as bad as it was yesterday. i think we had gusts up to 50, 55 miles per hour in the altamont pass yesterday. not like that today. less chop and less breezes for sure, the bay, did that look murky yesterday as it was getting turned over by those winds. so the east bay, we'll start at 61, we'll warm up to about 80 this afternoon. the peninsula, we'll stay in the 60s through 10:00, upper 70s this afternoon. and then for san francisco, from 58 to about 71 degrees. is that is a look at the weather. let's get a greater look at the traffic and talk to jobina. good monday morning, how are you? >> i am doing well, mike. thank you so much. good morning, everyone. great to see you back here. if you are coming out of byron is this morning which i know is a bit further out, unfortunately i'm covering a deadly crash in the area.

is theism pablgt ismpact is nos s. by the traffic sensors, but there is a backup in the area for people traveling in the westbound direction. eastbound is impacted as well. a vehicle overturned, ended up on its roof, was blocking just one lane, but it doesn't appear that it is blocking anything right now, but the investigation will take a while to clear. and now a live look outside showing you oakland, our 880 at the coliseum camera, for the most part we have smooth traffic around the bay area. and now the san mateo bridge, pretty smooth but a

let's look from the explore tore yuc tore yam camera. you can see 56 through when 7:00. low 60s at the coast, but 75 to 80 around the bay. 80 to 87 inland. ad we're all back in the 70s by 7:00, even upper 50s to mid-60s along the coast and into san francisco. we have issues in the central valley from blow beiing smoke tt blowing dust. a little bit of an air quality

alert there. the man who went on a deadly shooting rampage at a walmart distribution center had been fired from his job there. he has been identified as lewis lane from redding. he was shot and killed by officers saturday shortly after the attack in red bluff. investigators say one worker was killed and four others were injured. the sheriff says that lane was fired from the center last year for failing to show up for his shift. investigators are still trying to determine how is that played into the shooting. mississippi's governor says that he will sign a brill that battle emblem from the state flag. cheers ebankru s year rupte s l passed. they are the last state to feature the confederate symbol on its flag. and 38% of the population is black. >> because you go hado have thet

to free speech. you can fly whatever flag you want. all we did is say this no longer officially represents all the people of the state of mississippi. >> so now a commission will stein a new flag for mississippi and it has to feature the words in god we trust. mississippi voters will then vote on the new design in november. this morning president is pushing back after a bombshell report accused russia russia rua and now members of the congress are demanding answers. here is alex presha. >> the fallout has been swift and bipartisan. we've seen democrats and republicans in both the house and the senate now asking for answers. is overnight president trump pushing back on a bombshell "new york times" report accusing russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. that same report saying that the president was briefed on the findings. trump responded in a tweet that

intel told him they did not find this info credible and therefore did not report to me or is vice president pence. that report says russian intelligence officers offered to pay the taliban to kill american troops amid peace talks to end the war. a military official confirmed the report to abc news but did not know if the president had been briefed. the preliminary fa fallout is swift. liz cheney saying if the report is tru true, why wasn't he briefed and the what is the response. >> this is as bad as it gets. >> reporter: and nancy pelosi called the president's response totally outrageous. >> you would think that the minute the president heard of it, he would want to know more and instead of denying that he knew anything. >> reporter: pelosi saying top konlg congressional leaders were not aware of the report but would investigate. last year 23 u.s. troops died in afghanistan. but whether any were targeted by taliban fighters paid by russian operatives is not known according to military sources.

a senior administration official told the associated press that the white house plans to brief select members of congress about the issue later today. alex presha, abc news, washington. pride might not be the celebration that it usually is, but people are still finding ways to mark the 50th year of the san francisco event. there was a colorful procession true city stree through the streets. not only was it a celebration of the lg lgbt community, but also the "black lives matter" movement. >> we have to be in the streets new. this is the time that will change. this is the revolution that will change us. if we do not do the work now, we don't change now, this is never going to happen. when have you seen black be and brown and whites and others is marching hand in hand in a pandem pandemic. >> the march start near

hill. and there are demands for equal access to health care for year and those of color. is te testing took place and the community organizers forge fomfor formed a march to provide the testing in response to the pandemic. we have the full details on the virtual pride events, it is on abc7news.com. i'm glad that we can still celebrate this. because it is like why not. why not are faithfully, let me rephrase that. >> exactly. don't want you getting in trouble on social media. we knew what you meant, but you know how people are. how about the flag though in mississippi? >> that is huge. >> i was stunned. really was. i guess i shouldn't be with the

way that is going through right now, but congratulations, mississippi, you've made to the rest of us. that is great news. i think sometimes the south gets a bad rap, but there is a reason why. and you can see a little bit of a breeze out there from t on th there. let's talk about the quooet hacr highlights. the fire danger continues today but it won't be as breezy as yesterday. slower sea breeze, but that will help warm us today. we're stuck in a summer pattern, nothing really extreme this week. here is a look at that dry air. you can see the orange coming over top of us. and because we're reinforcing that dry air, that is why the fire danger continues. low to mid-80s in the south bay with 83 in san jose. how about mid-70s on the peninsula. at the coast, we'll see a little sunshine. and not quite as aggressive as it was yesterday. so some mid-60s there.

throw mid-70s downtown, sausali sausalito. is 82 in vallejo, 88 some 90s in yucaipa. east bay shore from 880 to 87. temperatures will be in the 50s again tomorrow morning. and here is a look at my accuweather 7 day 23r5forecast. a touch warmer tomorrow, a little cooler thursday and friday with morning clouds. me n anf you are bank with r inou weekend. chase customers nationwide posted on social media about incorrect account billions, including wrong charges and lost funds. in a tweet chase blamed it on a technical issue. the bank said the problem has been fixed. chase says that the issue

delayed updates on what was displayed on the mobile app and online website. a noted apple analyst is revealing details of what may be missing from are the iphone 12. and nasa is looking for design ideas for a new toilet. here is "techbytes." reports say apple's next iphone is going to be sold all on its own. a well regarded apple analyst says that the new phone will arrive without a power adapter or earbuds. it will be sold spreparately. it allows them to keep the price of the previous model. and nasa is looking for help. they want to find the next toilet that will work on the international space station and the surface of the moon. models can be submitted until august 17. the designer who wins will earn" have a great day. libraries are offering services despite being in a pandemic. coming up next, the new effort a

local library system is launching to help patrons. and celebrating baby, the event aimed at easing some of the stress much of being pregnant and giving birth during a pandemic. when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back.

i want to go back to the red flag warning. it is also part of the central valley. the sacramento valley up to redding, we have the red flag warning until 8:00. almost 2.2 million people need

to be leery of the winds and the dry air. in fact you can see still around calistoga, napa, around 20 to 30 miles per hour. by noon, we're dropping down below 20 miles per hour. and we'll hang around 10 to 20 for the most part and then once the sun goes down at 8:00, temperatures will drop out significantly -- sorry, the winds will drop off significantly and so will the fire danger. so we have about another 13, 14 hours to deal with this red flag warning. gas prices are on the rise because of gro gro gro gro gro o the average national price of regular grade gasoline went up by 6 cents. and that is 51 cents below the price this time last year. according to aaa, the average price in san francisco is $3.22.

and in oakland and san jose, a gallon of gas $3.13. today is the first day of hayward public library's curbside pickup program. and you can request any book our other items on line or by phone. and then pickup is available only at the downtown library on mondays, wednesdays and saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00. if you are going to do this, you have to wear a face covering, you have to follow social distancing guide lines when picking up your items. and you are about to see you how covid-19 could not stop a new mother's generosity in the bay area. more than 100 families with new babies picked up care packages in san leandro. each box contained $350 worth of items like diapers, clothing and blankets. a mom who gave wirbirth back in april organized the donations. she envisioned it as a way to help families with newborns who may be struggling economicallngu

deith eug a of that. >> right. >> trying to bring a life into the world. >> for a monday morning, we've had some pretty positive news so far. i like that. appreciate that. all right, let's talk about the temperatures. they are rebounding today is. you can see 70s to near 80. east bay valley, 90s. but we're starting in the 50s this morning. and we'll return to the 50s tomorrow morning. hopefully you can get trout tcat the day without the air conditioner. and temperatures will dumb as t -- the temperatures will tumble along the coast. and as we get into wednesday, pretty of the same pattern holds on. as we head into the weekend, i woont wouldn't expect much of a change. we'll finally get a stretch of

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. a home was blasted with racially charged ggraffiti and say not in our community. good morning, it is monday, june 29. >> thanks so much for being here. a whole new week on tap and hopefully you've had a great

weekend. >> i did. how about you, mike? >> yeah, i was helping my son move back from college. so i had to fly. and if you want to talk about that, we can at some point because it is getting crazy up in the sky. definitely getting a lot more crowded than it was just a few weeks ago. here is a look at your red flag warning as soon as tgraphics of load up there. it won't be quite as gusty, but it will be drier than yesterday. so you are substituting one for the other. still goes through 8:00 and it is above 1,000 feet. and you can see winds running from 21 at hood to the mid and upper 30s in st. helena and knoxville creek. where we live, yeah, it is below 10 miles per hour. so let's take a look at what is going on from san jose this morning where it is 54 degrees, temperatures will be a little