the week with you. and 3450ik kn mike nicco is looking at our forecast. >> hi, everybody. yeah, let's take a look at that fire danger. the winds won't be quite as aggressive today, but the air will be even drier than yesterday. and so the fire danger continues above 1,000 feet through 8:00 this evening. lower, we were around 50 knoxville, but you can still see 20 to even 40.40.40.40 here is a look at what is going on as far as what to expect today. a lot of sunshine and with the calmer conditions, warmer temperature, 70s and 80s today. the man suspected of being the "golden state killer" is expected to plead guilty in court today.

jobina fortson has more about what is at stake in today's hearing. >> good morning. joseph deangelo is set to confess. his court hearing will be held in sacramento county. deangelo is being a causesed of crimes from 1973 through 1986 across more than a dozen california counties. it started with early bedroom ransackings and a murder in the san joaquin value authorities spent 40 yearsrcng for him, also known as the "east area rapist." he is a former police officer and arrested in 2018 thanks to dna technology. he is expected to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty. proceedings are expected to start at 9:30 this morning. also more than 150 victims and their relatives are expected to attend. ment hearing will be held in the ball room at sacramento state and that is so that we can lieu

f allow for social distancing and all the people to be inside the building. back to you. in the north what i this morning bay this morning, families are demanding that the state take more steps to stop the spread at san quentin. some are linked to 121 inmates transferred there from a prison in southern california which has a large outbreak. >> we want them to number one stop all the transfers anywhere. and number two, we'd like them to be able to release individuals that should be released. >> some marin county residents fear that staff members could be unknowingly spreading the disease to people who live near the prison. governor newsom is expected to give another update on coronavirus today at noon and we'll bring it to you live on our app as well as on

abc7news.com. this update comes after he ordered bars in seven california counties to reclose. part of the effort to build a better bay area is focused on the economy including reopening as well as your health. and the list of counties forced to close bars includes fresno, imperial, kern, tulare and los angeles. he says that the virus is spreading too quickly. and the order applies to bars, breweries and pubs that do not serve be citizen dositdown and he is also is recommending that bars close in these counties that you see on the map. and some are adjusting reopening plans because of the case spike. san francisco has delayed reopenings including salons, outdoor bars and museums.

they were originally set to get back to business today. and marin county also put reeachings on hold for hotels, g gyms, tattoo shops and is salons. and in the east bay, neighbors are showing their support forha hisamy has lived there since the '70s. and neighbors helped paint over the gla feeity yesterd graffiti. josh says that he supports all lives matter but that it is not okay to protest by tagging his home. >> there are other ways to do it just like "black lives matter" is doing right now. so follow suit and instead of retaliating. they want us to lash out and everything, no, i won't lash out.

>> josh says he filed a police report. some neighbors want it investigated as a hate crime. oakland police have not responded to a request for comments. and look at this, neighbors helped clean up "all lives matter" graffiti tagged on a black family's car. and they also started a gofundme campaign and wrote kind messages on the sidewalk. it is not clear if this incident was related to the one we just told you about in oakland, but we reached out to alameda police but haven't heard anything back. a man was viciously beaten at a hotel sunday morning and police say the attack was an unprovoked hate crime. co cody chavez yelled racial slurs as he attacked the man. the man is expected to be okay. chavez is now facing charges of felony battery, resisting arrest and a civil rights violation. and srbucksnd jimea are joining the glowi g

are joining the glowrowing numb companies that will be stopping advertise on facebook is. analysts say companies not only wnt to take a stand over hate speech but also trying to look out for their own brands too. >> we can't control what is going on facebook. they don't seem to be able to control it either. so these brands are pulling back and saying before it gets worse, before people start connecting this activity to our brand, we're getting out. >> coca-cola, ben and jerry's, levy's and verizon have all stopped ad buys. and mark zuckerberg announced that the company will boost standards to stop hateful content. illegal fireworks sparked a. this fire started just after 3:00 sunday moerrning near howa

elementary school. thankfully nobody got hurt. the department says stay safe on the 4th, leave the fireworks to the professionals. former minneapolis police officers charged in george floyd's death are due in court today. and this comes as the city rolls out new rules for body camera footage. and also a california restaurant decides to close again on its own. we'll tell you about the assistants conflict that they have been dealing with. and the cool weekend with those breezes, that is just about over. the breezes will linger up above 1,000 feet meaning high fire danger continues.

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in the south bay, just about total sunshine. temperatures 51 to 55 degrees. and you can see a lot of low to mid-50s around alameda, novato 48. and there is tons of sunshine. a little breezy in the hills, but a much better day to be outside than it was yesterday. east bay, a few hours near 80 this afternoon. down to 69 with sunshine at 8:00. peninsula the same thing. near 80 this afternoon. and san francisco, 68 at noon, low 70s for a couple hours and then down to 62 and sunshine this evening. 7 day forecast is coming up next. agood morning, everyone. i want to start off with a look in byron, the deadly crash we've been following.

it has cleared, but this is video from earlier showing the vehicle involved being loaded on to a tow truck. according to the chp, it looks like a high rate of speed was the cause for 24 crash. it looks like there was only person one person inside the vehicle when it overturned and that person was rushed to the byron airport which is not far away from the scene, but before the person could be air lifted, they died in the ambulance. so that is the latest from the chp. the area has cleared. back out live, everythinging else around the bay area for the most part has been looking pretty good this morning. checking in here with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on as 5:54 this morning. and also a heads up to b.a.r.t. riders. the civic center station is going clipper card only starting today. b.a.r.t. has been moving to clipper card only sales for quite a while, but they sped up

the process to help slow the speed of the coronavirus. the clipper cards only need to be held over the fare gate reader for a moment and then it will open and it helps rides everiesy from touching surfaces. and the question to rename a california airport resurfaces. and another disney theme park is gettin

at the live desk, former minneapolis police officer charged with the killing of george floyd is expected to appear in court derek chauvin remains in custody. and three other officers are charged with aiding and abetting. they are also set to make an

poeshs appearan appearance. two are free on bond. all four were fired after floyd's death. it is possible that they could enter a plea and trial dates could be set. george floyd's death has forced the mayor and police chief of minneapolis to create new rules on body cameras. officers will now have to fill out an initial report at the scene of the incident instead of reviewing body camera footage first. the mayor says this will lead to better transparency and will help officers focus on what they actually witnessed. >> we want to make sure that we're getting an accurate recollection from the officer at the time. >> nowhere else would we permit the subject of an investigation to look tat evidence before we them what happened. >> and the new policy goes into effect tomorrow. and democrats in orange county are calling for the john wayne airport to be renamed. this comes after a 1971 playboy interview resurfaced where wayne said he supported w450i9 s ed

supremacy. passed a resolution condemning the statements and want to restore the original name of the orange county airport. a taco stand has closed both of its locations in los angeles after run-ins with customers who refuse to wear masks. workers were harassed and called names. and some objects were thrown at workers. >> i think every business it has been hard the last three months. but for us, the fear of the employees to do to work because they are afraid to not getting respect from other people is -- it is the hardest part. we just want everyone to be safe. >> they set up a gofundme page to support employees during the closure. new this morning, tokyo disneyland is getting ready to reopen and we're getting a first

look at the new safety measures. staff were seen wearing face shields and checking temperatures of other staff members who were posing as visitors. the park is set to reopen on wednesday. everybody will be required to have on a face mask, and signature parades will stay suspended. but characters may appear several times a day. parent is the parent company of abc 7. >> hopefully people actually listen when you say, hey, can you put the face mask on. >> we hope. we don't need any drama. >> no. >> you would think too, everywhere you go, everybody has the stickers or places on the floor where it she it shows you stand, so should be no issue with getting up in people's business. which seemed to happen at the

airport. >> we need to talk about that. i had really interesting trip this go around. here we go, the roof camera, here it is. and you can see a whole lot of sunshine out there. still a little bit of a breeze out there as you see from the ferry building. it won't be nearly as aggressive nor extreme as it was yesterday. what is extreme is how dry the air is. and that is why the fire danger i continues. the slower breezes mean the sunshine can warm us a little more today and we have a pretty long stretch much summer weather with no extreme swings in the temperature like we've had so far the last couple months. want to show you the water vapor imagery. orange is where the driest air is and you can see it rolling over top of us right now. that will help us hit the low to mid-80s in the south bay. 82 redwood city. and along the coast, those

th without those blofa.r w t mid-70s downtown. and mid to upper 80s through most of the north bay. yucaipa could touch 90. and we'll have mainly upper 70s to near 80. inland, mid-80s to nine but still feeling pretty comfortable. and plus the sunsets and we'll drop into the 50s this evening on the way to low to mid-50s for most of us overnight. so we warm up a little bit tomorrow, but then we drop about 4 to 6 degrees by thursday. when we warm you were for the holiday weekend, we're 70s and e coast. new let's check in with ginger zee. >> great to be with everybody this morning.

let's start with the grim new milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. 2.5 million cases in the united states and death toll rising to more than 125,000. some states are now starting to roll back their reopenings or hitting pause. hospitals are feeling the strain, bracing for the surge in patients. health and human services secretary alex azar will join us live this morning. and also this morning, some airlines are now relaxing social distancing rules on flights, selling seats to full capacity. what you need to know to be safe. and a major announcement from hundreds of colleges this morning. planning to change priorities for admissions this year am mid the pandemic. why some students are saying the changes are long overdue. plus we're kicking off "hamilton" week counting down to the premiere on disney plus. and we're also kicking on which the great american cook outweek with spicy wings.

and you've probably never seen a dance recital quite like this. look at this.gosh. this is i new hampshire. love to see that. and also up next, he was one of the very first nba players s to test positive for coronavirus. we'll tell you about the 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. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing

and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. let's take a look at what will happen this weekend. sure, it is monday, but the weekend is always out there waiting for us. and it is a holiday weekend. and temperatures are pretty comfortable, 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and 80s inland.

friday the mildest day, saturday a little more summer like with 60s along the coast in san francisco, zetts aroua few 90s through sunday. president trump is facing criticism for tweeting a video of one of his supporters chanting white power. he later deleted it and the white house says he didn't hear the chant on the video. it appears to be taken at a florida retirement community that shows opposing demonstrations. trump initially tweeted thank you to the great people of t villages but did leetsed it hours later. and in the east bay, the lgbtq community center is cleaning up after somebody ndows.d all the center's it raised more than $4,000 to pay for the repairs.

no word yet on any arrests. and piedmont city council will meet to decide what they want do with an aging swimming pool. the piedmont community pool is closed now because of the pandemic. council members will need to decide soon whether to spend $m keep up the 56-year-old pool. community members say the pool is just too small at this point. city staff says the cost to maintain it is growing each year. one of the first nba players who tested positive for the coronavirus says that he still has trouble el rudy gobert says his taste as returned, but smell has not. he smocked the virus as he touched 50eeach microphone. and he said he of course regrets it. his positive test prompted the seon.e to suspend the entire

, gosh. the slo-mo makes it more painful to watch. >> what lesson did we learn here? >> i hone he's learnpe he's lea. all right, coming up next, the return of baseball is just a few days away and we'll talk about what we know. >> and the bay area company that makes a drug to help treat covid-19 reveals a price, how much remdesivir will cost a patient with private insurance. and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside this morning. beautiful shot as we start our day. a bit of wind. the forecast is in a couple minutes.

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again? one airline official says the air is as clean as an operating room. good morning, everybody. me and mike have traveled on planes recently, so we have a lot to discuss when it comes to this. we've been advising julian. >> exactly. veot got g to give me the real. >> i'm ready to get to that, mike. >> yeah, and the planes are getting fuller. let's talk about the fire danger. it continues in the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet. the winds will be not quite as aggressive as yesterday, but the air will be much drier. so the critical conditions are still out there. we're just swapping one for the other. it all ends up the same in the end. winds around 36 miles per hour in knoxville creek. they had been up to 50.

so there hahave been faster gus. but where we live, less than 10 miles per hour. and even at the ferry building, not nearly as fast as they were yesterday. without the gusty condition, we'll have temperatures that will hit the low 70s to low 80s from san francisco to other parts of the bay and even a few 90s in the east bay. and we expect to hear more from the governor today about the bar closures that he has ordered in a handful of counties across the state. governor newsom will speak at noon at a press conference. the economy and its reopening is something that we are focused on in our he was to build a better bay area. bay area bars have not been allowed to reopen yet, and the governor suggests that they remain closed. lauen martinez is live in walnut creek with more. >> reporter: yeah, hear in

contra costa county and in santa clara county, the governor is wreming th recommending that they close their bars. in walnut creek, we did find that there are some bars that are open outside. dan's irish sports bar is closed inside but open outside. and here is what one bar patron had to say about this news. >> i understand cases go up and what not, but we're just kind of flip-flopping around over and over again. either we'll make some real decisions or we won't do it at all. but going back and forth is ridiculous. >> reporter: here is a look at all the counties that have been ordered to shut down their bars. fresno, imperial, kern, kings, los angeles, san joaquin and tulare. the mandated closures where in counties that have been on the state's coronavirus watch list for more than two weeks. in the governor's statement, he

said alcohol consumption reduces inhibition and leading to less mask wearing and less social distancing when you are drinking. reporting from walnut creek, lauren martinez, abc 7. and more business san francisco will have to wait a little longer to reopen. they were supposed to reopen today, but a spike in coronavirus cases forced the plans on pause. you see the list there. they will remain closed. and health officials say the move is critical to slowing the spread of covid-19. >> we've had a near doubling of our rate of diagnosis of infectio infections. that curve is now quite steep so we need to be very cautious and thoughtful as we move forward. >> and dr. colfax will be

closely watching to see whether the positive patients corresponds to an increase in hospitalizations. for a full map of what is open and closed in your county, head to abc7news.com, it will show you the date each county plans to have reopen. 31 states are reporting anxious increaan increase in coronavirus cases and more cities are closing bars and beaches. jobina has more at the live desk. >> on sunday alone, states reported 42,000 new cases of covid-19. we're also learning this morning that seven states shattered case broward ande county, including are closing for the upcoming 4th of july weekend. and texas has had more than 5,000 new cases a day. bars are 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 havehave to act and acrespon. we need to social distancing and wear face covering. >> and arizona has set back to back records for hospitalizations, only 13% of icu beds are available. cases in nevada are also rilals three weeks after las vegas opened their came casinos. and a top u.s. official is defending the president's decision not to wear a mask. health and human services secretary alex azar says trump doesn't have to follow the fwgi answer guidance because he is teged regularly. and this morning president

trump is pushing back after a bombshell report accused russia of offering bounties on american soldiers in afghanistan. the president says he was never briefed on the matter and congress is 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 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.

fallout is swift. liz cheney saying if the report true, why wasn't he briefed and 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 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. an unruly customer caught on camera coughing on a bartender.

and a live look at the new york stooeks. lo stock exchange. we'll have an update on the markets. and two major airlines are dropping social distancing rules planning to pack flights. that story coming up. let's check in for a look at traffic. >> s >> good morning, everyone. as you see, it is pretty green across the board. tracy to dublin, that is 43 minutes. and yok antioch to con dor cords, 18 minutes. and metering lights are on. and once you get through the poll plaza, busy across the bridge right now.

and not a major slowdown, but you see people are beginning to come back this morning. now let's check in with mike nicco. looking at that bridge, i don't have to do that commute and i still get anxious look at how much business enginebusier . 51 to 55 under sunshine. and you can see a lot of 50s there. palo alto, about 47 degrees. and you see the toll plaza there, weather quiz everythi-wi is pretty good. it is not as windy today as it was yesterday low to mid-80s for several hours this afternoon. and at the three warmest

microclimates, east bay valleys, you can see mid to upper 80s this afternoon. and north bay, they are the warmest with the longest stretch of mid to upper 80s from noon through about 7:00. and then we'll drop down to 77 at 8:00. and here is a look at more high temperatures where you live. and plus it is almost here, do you have disney plus? maybe you should. a preview of "hamilton," it will be streaming is on disney plus this friday. ♪

. you will need the sunglasses today. look how calm it is. # we're in the mid-50s this morning. 60s at the coast. 80 to 87 inland. and mid to upper 70s at 7:00 pmt a comfortable evening on the way. and wildfire smoke and blowing dust inhe san joaquin valley and southern see see see see see so air qualities there. no thunderstorms in yosemite or tahoe. 73 and 66. and i'll be back with the

accuweather 7 day forecast. mc mississippi's governor will remove the conrafederate emblot from their flag. many people believe that it sends a racist message.em from their flag. many people believe that it sends a racist message. >> you have the right to free speech. you can fly whatever flag you want. all we between is and i this no longer officially represents all the people in the state of mississippi. a man identified as lewis labor from redding was shot and

killed by officers saturday after an attack in red bluff. one worker was killed, four ours were injured. the sheriff says that lane was fired from the center last year for failing to show up shift. investigators are still trying to determine how that played into the shooting. and now a case of bad bhavior at a bar that is open for business. this is the unruly customer that employees at a saints jamess gate restaurant and pub are poping to identified. they asked her to put on a mask which was required. she did not listen and the surveillance cameras captured what happened next. you can see she leans in and appears to cough directly in the face of the bartender who shock and disblaefr. belief. >> and it was a disgusting act. we told her to leave and she knew that she would get kicked

out. so she tipped over a boar stool a barstoolle and flipped everybody off. gilead says that it is cost more than $2400 for a treatment of hremdesivir and it will chare the u.s. government $39 on per vial. and the company says that it would offer the price to avoid the need for country by country negotiations, that could close down access. and remdesivir received an emergency use in may after it was found that it sped up happet san francisco public schools

will be able to pick up free smart thermometers. 8800 of them will be available at the 18 locations where the scool district distributes food for families san francisco unified hopes that testing at home will help slow down the sbred of tpread of the. smartphones 4 s help track temperatures and if they have a fever, they are asked for more information and the app advises on what they should do next. big changes coming to the college admissions process. hundreds of college deans are revealing a shift in priorities when it comes to admissions. this will come as a huge sigh of relief to rising high school seniors out there. all the tradition at ways tt e their application, things like extracurricular activities, sco is up ended. and now deans are saying that the priority is say h. caring

f yourself and others. >> are you helping out more at home, maybe you are taking care of an elderly relative or situations that are more complex than what they might have been before. >> these changes are all a part of the making care common proper juk project to harvard. chase bank says a problem affected balances over the weekend but is now fixed. customers posted on social media about incorrect balances, wrong charges and lost funds. chase blamed it on it delayed updates. and right now were taking a live look at the new york stoek stock exchange. and we're up about 100 or so points this morning. and as air travel is an and you 00 # # # united

saying that all seats are now up for sale. dem take ma delta says that middle seats are still off-limits until september. what about the air on the plane? >> the air on our aircraft is very clean. it is hospital surgical room level clean. >> but there is a caveat to that. those seedir around someone infected could still be at risk of catching the virus which is why masks are so important. all major carriers are requiring you to mask up if you get on board. >> this is interesting. i flew american when i went to

florida and i had a layover in glas dallas. and both flights, i had someone next to me in the middle seats. it felt so country frtsabuncomf ready to get off. on the way back, i took southwest and they were likely a out, stretch out, you have a whole row. and i was like this is how i want to travel. but, yeah, i don't know, with that middle seat packed, everybody had on masks, but a man in front of me was coughing. >> i saw that. people take their masks off to sneeze or cover. a cough. and i was like that is why you are wearing the mask! >> no, no, no.and i was like th are wearing the mask! >> no, no, no.

>> a gentleman in his mid-60s who should know better through a temper tantrum like a 5-year-old because the flight attendant told him to put his mask on. so he got around it by ordering a drink and as long as you have a drink in your hand, can have your mask on. so he nursed that little glass of water so he could have his mask off. >> and the flight i was on, they just gave you stuff in a bag and it was like this is all you're getting. >> make it last. >> i don't take that mask off for anything. . >> i flew united, we didn't have that. we had the bag and that was it. >> i guess we have to wait until hot topics to keep talking about this, so join us at mid live. here we go, san jose 55.

dry air, but not as breezy.o cfo so we'll keep the fire danger going in the authority bay. and warmer temperatures and the summer pattern, not a huge roller coaster this week.north . and warmer temperatures and the summer pattern, not a huge roller coaster this week. we'll reach 80 to about 85 in the south bay. low 80s on the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast. low to mid-70s from down be town, south san francisco and sausalito. mid-60s north bay coast.town, south san francisco and sausalito. mid-60s north bay coast. east bay shore, mid to upper 70 even an 80 in fremont. and near 90 but dry air and a bit of a breeze, it won't feel too bad. tonight ifsh falls ba

took ifsh faeverybody falls bac the 50s. we'll have a nice stretch of weather, a lot of sunshine through wednesday and then a few morning clouds and afternoon sunshine starting thursday. and boelging 737 max flight tests could begins as early as today. they are a keep step to the eventual ungrounding of the plane. these tests are expected to take several days at the boeing field near seattle. it will include a range of flight maneuvers and of course emergency procedures abo. and it is unlikely that the max will be ungrounded before september. they were ground ared ed in mar 2019 after two deadly and wblg plbaseball players allowed to start training again. giants will report to oracle park on wednesday. and they could return to the

park friday for training to begin the 60 gau 0 game game gae and the oakland as are expected to open the season at home and players will report to the coliseum on thursday with their first workout set for saturday july 4. no days off for the 60 game season. game schedules have not yet been released. listen to this, mayor brown is okay. okay? the former san francisco mayor was mistakenly included in the in-memorial contribute buts during the b.e.t. awards last night. willie brown, same name, passed this year. and -- last year, excuse me. friends of mayor brown called and checked up on him and they say that he thinks the whole thing is funny. >> maybe we just are need to

stop doing the in-memoriams because i feel like every year no matter what award show it is, they are always killing off somebody who is at home watching. >> they either kill somebody off or they forget somebody who really did pass and people are like oh, my god, how did you get to somebody. >> so maybe a tradition that we can -- >> it does make you a little sad. >> yeah, especially when somebody is still alive and kicking. man, oh, man. next up, the 7 things you need to know to start your day. and abc 7 has launched a new streaming app, so you can get our newscast and more with our new abc 7 bay area app. you can find it on ample tv, android tv, fire tv and roku.

here are 7 things to know. number one, governor newsom is ordering seven california counties where coronavirus is spreading to close their bars. in the bay area, he is also recommending but not requiring

that bars shut down or stay closed in santa clara or contra costa. a spike in cases.ans to reopen salons,s museums will museums wl remain closed. and governor newsom will update the public today at noon. and the "golden state killer" is expected plead guil in court today. over 150 victims and relatives will be attending. and check out the sunshin, we're starting off in the 50s. we'll hit the 60s at the 23450er 8 near 80 around the bay. and we still have the red flag warning in the north bay mnts

mountains. and checking out the bay bridge, if you are traveling in the eastbound direction, one lane is blocked due to a crash nish t near the treasure island metering lights are on. and you can now eat shaq's favorite pizza. this is available at papa i don'ten's starting today. and if you like pepperoni, this is for you because it includes 66 slights of pepperoni. papa john's will donate $1 fromf the sale of every single pizza to a foundation that supports equality, fairness, respect and opportunity for all. >> even better. >> feel bad for the folks in the kitchen that are counting out 66 pepperonis. because you know someone will count it and say i didn't get 66.

>> yeah, i need to speak t rg and shuow mlild states repora record number of cases over the weekend. rising numbers prompt some re-opening reversals. california closes bars in seven counties including l.a. texas and florida shut them down statewide. testing sites overwhelmed. vice president pence now calling on everyone to wear a mask. >> wearing a mask is just a good idea. >> while a choir of more than 100 people performed without them at a dallas campaign event. in hard hit tennessee, country music star chase rice under fire for performing in front of a packed crowd. coast to coast health care workers bracing for the worse. health and human services secretary alex azar joins us live this morning. president trump retweeting a