for coronavirus relief for counties that is tied to their compliance. the governor also warned people to stay vigilant ahead of the fourth of july holiday weekend a time when people are usually known to flock to cookouts and gather in mass and have a good time. reminding people the last thing we need is a spike of coronavirus cases that could come after the fourth of july holiday. reporting live this morning, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> great reminder there, thank you. bay area counties are hitting the brakes on reopening. contra costa county posted 168 new positive cases yesterday. that is the highest numbers since the pandemic began. the county was expected to reopen indoor restaurant dining, gyms, museums and hotels tomorrow and now those plans are on hold. alameda county is also putting a pause on reopening. there have been 700 more cases

and 13 people have died in just the last week. the county was set to allow salons, barbershops, pools and indoor dining to take place in its next phase. in the south bay, some salon owners are demanding to know when santa clara county is planning to let them reopening. they say say their businesses are safer than a lot that are already open again. chris nguyen has the story. >> at this point there is no reason for us to be closed. >> reporter: in san jose a small but united group running out of patience. >> very frustrating because it is already at the end of june and we've been waiting since march 16th and still no date. >> reporter: employees from hair salons across santa clara county gathered outside the public health department monday afternoon expressing their frustration about not being allowed to reopen since the start of the covid-19 pandemic. >> we're self-employed and independent contractors and we work on what we built for ourselves and when that gets

completely taken away, we were just left with absolutely nothing and no guidance. >> reporter: santa clara county has been slower to reopen sectors of society compared to the rest of the bay area. public health officials have been relying on data and science to inform their decision making process. >> our communty has done better at controlling this virus than almost any large community in the united states. >> reporter: on a public zoom call sarah cody told the public supervisor that in the coming days some sectors will pbe give the green light for reopening. contact tracers to help investigate cases and more than 50 testing sites throughout the area. however, this comes as covid-19 numbers rise across the region. >> the root cause of this pandemic in the u.s. is a collective national failure to invest in public health preparedness. we're now in the place where just managing this as best we

can county by county. >> reporter: but for these workers, concerns continue to mount as time goes on. >> many of us are going bankrupt because the bills have not stopped but the money has. we really are looking for more response. >> reporter: in san jose, chris ngyuynen, abc7 news. at the live desk covid-19 still has a tight grip on the united states. 36 states are seeing numbers rise week to week here. this morning the u.s. is nearing 2.6 million confirmed cases of coronavirus. states in the south and in the west are getting hit especially hard right now. here's also what we're learning. at least 16 states have halted or pushed back reopening plans because of a surge of infections and could get worse before it gets better. >> eventually in houston we could go from 1,000 cases a day to 4,000 cases a day if the model is right and eventually no health system could be able to accommodate this. >> our expectation is that next

week our numbers will be worse. >> some good news, though, the university of washington's updated covid-19 death projection for october has dropped to just over 175,000. still a great number there. that's about 4,000 fewer deaths than last week's forecast. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. travelers flying on all major u.s. airlines will now be required to answer a public health assessment during the check-in process. that includes agreeing to wear a face covering on board. it also asks if passengers have any covid-19 symptoms or if they've been exposed to someone who's tested positive in the last 14 days. those airlines are alaska, american, delta, hawaiian, jet blue, southwest and united. abc7 news has a brand-new interactive tool to help you figure out the risk of different activities. everything from taking a vacation to taking a yoga class.

you can guess the risk and then see what medical experts have to say about it. you can check it out at ab abc7news.com or on the abc7 news app. attorneys for the former minneapolis police officers in the killing of george floyd say they ask for a change of venue. they were in court yesterday. chauvin is charged with second degree murder and the other three are charged with aiding and abetting in george floyd's death. their defense attorney told the judge that comments made by state and local officials have tainted their clients' right to a fair trial. a tentative trial date in march. oakland is the latest bay area city to respond to a national outcry about police funding. the police department faces a $14 million when the new city budget takes effect tomorrow. the $1.7 billion spending plan

includes a $50 million boost to address racial inequities citywide. oakland wants to establish a new civilian response team to respond to mental health and 911 calls. mental health 911 calls. the city will spend more than $7 million for citywide public wi-fi. another $7 million will go to residential rent and mortgage relief. in berkeley, the mayor is looking to redirect more than $9 million away from the police department. the money will be spent on homeless services and building a holistic resource centers for african-americans. the city wants to expand the city's mental health response so officers are no longer needed to deal with people in need of those services. >> for two long we asked our public safety personnel to respond to a public health crisis. a disproportionate number of calls go to people suffering from mental illness. >> berkeley is facing a 39

million budget shortfall because of covid-19. we know, stay at home has been kind of boring for a lot of people, but for some, it has been dangerous. the people stepping up to help victims of domestic violence. presidnt trump denies he was briefed about russian bounties on u.s. troops in afghanistan but a new report says he was. time now 4:37 and checking in with mike for our forecast. mike? >> jump into neighborhood temperatures and inland east bay neighborhoods where we have mid to upper 50s in the tri-valley and danville northward we start to hit low 60s and lafayette at 59 and mid to upper 60s on highway 4. let's look at other neighborhoods. a lot of mid to upper 50s and low oos around novato and santa rosa and pacifica 59. bay bridge toll plabo breezy and choppy north of the bay bridge through the delta for

the evening commute. things are pretty quiet this morning. let's take a look at some of our neighborhood numbers and start with the peninsula at 8:00 and 77 at noon and from 2:00 to 4:00 or 1:00 to 5:00, we'll hang out in the low 80s and then 67 at 8:00 this evening. for the east bay, we hit 80 a little bit sooner right around noon to 2:00 and then we drop into 73 degrees at 6:00 and san francisco 57 at 8:00 and then mid to upper 60s this afternoon. the breeze kicks in around 4:00 and drops us down to 60 as we head into the evening hours. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast and get a little bit warm. i'll show you those numbers coming up. first, go back to jobina and talk about traffic. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you. looking forward to that warm weather for the holiday weekend. hi, everyone. goodern moing. so far so good for the early commute. we'll take a live look outside showing us 8880 at the coliseum

in oakland and you can get an idea of what to expect if this is part of your commute, 880. just a few cars out there for 4:38 pretty busy and we've been watching that traffic increase continuously as the weeks move forward. of course, keep you updated if anything changes and we have some problems out there on the road. now, i do do have a heads up for you if you cross the golden gate bridge because the tolls are going to be going up everyone. starting tomorrow, fast track drivers will pay 770 up from 735. drivers without fastrack will see their tols increase from 8:8 8.20 to $8.40. traffic is down with the pandemic and stay-at-home orders. fares for golden gate buses and ferries will go

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> this is a look from the east bay hills camera where at 63 a little bit above the morning coolness that is enveloping our valleys. let's look at what is going to happen today. looks a lot like yesterday. just a degree or two warmer this afternoon around the bay and in our inland neighborhoods. we'll fall back into the 70s this evening. here is where your breezes are the fastest. east of the golden gate bridge through the delta and that

starts this afternoon and that's whyy for the afternoon commute. 104 in palm springs and here is your afternoon weekend forecast for tahoe. around 40s for lows and mid to upper 70s for highs. an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk two new reports that say president trump was briefed accused russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. "the new york times" is reporting american officials provided a written briefing in late february to the president. the associated press writes, top white house officials were aware in early 2019 of classified intelligence of the secret bounties. national security adviser robert o'brien said the president had not been briefed because of the information. and that it was not verified. the white house also made a similar claim. >> there were descenticenting os

within the community and it would not be elevated to the president until it was verified. >> unverified information gets put in front of presidents all the time. always going to be uncertainty and doesn't mean it is not important and it shouldn't be seen by the president. >> the white house briefed eight gop members yesterday. a similar briefing for democrats today. kumasi? >> jobina. new details on a possible hate crime in the east bay. go fund me page raised $15,000 in just a day for the person whose car was tagged with all lives matter graffiti. it happened over the weekend. neighbors in alameda set up this fund-raiser and it's even growing. $16,000 now. the community is calling for a hate crime investigation. police haven't responded yet to our request for comment. abc7's focus on building a better bay area has us looking at the economy, the changing workplace, education and, of course, health. and as we struggle with pandemic guidelines to stay home, the number of calls for help from

victims of domestic violence is rising. david louie in the south bay, the latino community is vulnerable. >> constantly staying indoors has created a pressure cooker environment for many communities and calls for help are reflecting that. next door solutions is the leading provider of services for domestic violence victims both women and men in santa clara county. the latino community she says is especially vulnerable living in multi-family households and dealing with covid-19. >> we roughly make up 27% of the population in santa clara county and yet the number of positive covid cases registered about 46% at this point. >> next door solutions had to suspend some services as volunteers sheltered and staff had to minimize contact with clients. but it is gearing up to resume counseling and assistance as calls for help come in at a rate of 40 per week.

15,000 calls came in last year. survivors of domestic violence say having an ally is crucial. sam asked us not to use her last name. >> i know it's scary, but just talk. there's someone that can help you. even just in the masmallest wayy being your support system and directing you to the right people and help is there. >> reporter: sam is a fitness instructor who signed up to do a virtual workout fund-raiser to benefit four domestic violence agencies across america. it's called in it to end it. proceeds will go towards sheltering and support of services. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. and, of course, if you need help, we're here for you. go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally as well as a local list of issues on abuse and mental health. former 49ers quarterback

colin kaepernick is a focus of a new series on netflix. developing the series called colin in black and white. he took a stand for racial injustice by kneeling during national anthem in 2016. he hasn't played in the nfl since. the drama will focus on kaepernick's early life growing up with a white adopted family. no word on a release date. and ava is directing this. she is one of my favorites. i feel like this is going to be good. >> i think so, too. just the ubsubject matter itsel as we need to go back for what he stands for and what happened to him. i think people's attitudes are a lot different now, kumasi, than when he originally started. it will be neat. i can't wait to see it also. let's take a look at what is going on, everybody. open the weather window in san jose. looking north on 87 towards the

airport. summer spread today. slightly milder around the bay and inland slightly warmer, excuse me. more clouds tonight and cool. we had some great sleeping weather all summer. and holiday heat. yep, it's coming this weekend, except for the coast. the free air conditioning will stay there. let's take a look at your microclimates and 86 at san jose to morgan hill at 88. that is the south bay. peninsula 73 in millbrae to about 82 in redwood city and palo alto. 62 to about 64 degrees and more cloud cover than yesterday. upper 60s to near 70 downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid 60s across the north bay and breezy there at the beaches and then we'll have 79 at san rafael and 90s around cloverdale and also ukiah. mid to upper 70s for most of the east bay with oakland at 76 and as we move inland upper 80s to a few mid 90s. here we are at 7:00 at night and cloud cover along the coast. notice as we head towards

midnight, starts to filter into the bay and that's the marine layer returning and that's the reason why it is going to be cooler starting tomorrow. wake up tomorrow morning. lows near 50 to near 60. you can see even thursday and friday temperatures below average and you're thinking, well, we want some summer warmth for the holiday. there it is. saturday comes back and hangs around for sunday and then back to average by monday. have a good one. here's kumasi. >> thanks, mike. a popular fitness apparel company is adding some hardware to its offerings and waze just rolled out new look and new features. here's tech bytes. >> lulu lemon liking what it is seeing in mirror. buying mirror for half a billion dollars. mirror makes reflective displays that let subscribers watch themselves during streamed workouts. ford, denny's among the latest companies to join the boycott at facebook. analysts say none of the

boycotting companies are among fa facebook's top 100 ad spenders. assist app waze has new look and new features. among them is moot to allow the users to select an icon representing themselves. the new icons are meant to celebration the passion and authenticity of users while capturing their emotions. those are your tech bytes. have a great day. a unique effort to make flying safer. one airline says it will test you for covid-19. and the giants and the a's are setting their rosters and talking to each other

if you're going to be spending any time outside i want to look at our pollen and uv index. juniper and mold and burn time today about 15 to 20 minutes between 10:00 and 4:00. be careful. kumasi. all right. look at this. falling scaffolding gave a south bay driver a real scare. strong winds caused the scaffolding to collapse at sevant and jackson street last night. the construction debris fell on a passing car. it blew out the back and the passenger windows as you can see here. this is crazy. but thankfully nobody got hurt. wow. the number of passengers

traveling through oakland internationl airport is down by as much as 96%. and that is part of the reason behind a big budget deficit that is facing the port of oakland, which operates the airport. the port has slashed spending by nearly 16%. those cuts will take effect tomorrow. now, the new budget year begins tomorrow, too. the port is putting off capital improvements and the use of contractors but there will be no cuts to airport operations. lufthasnsa will covid-19 test to passengers who book a flight. passengers can decide whether they want to be arriving in frankfurt or munich. results are available in five hours and then sent to an app. testing avoids going into a 14-day quarantine that is imposed by germany.

lufthansa offers three weekly flights from sfo. tboth teams are talking abot scheduling a couple exhibition games to prepare for the shortened regular schedule. kind of like the bay bridge series and teams normally play each other pfr the regular season. the giants and the a's could end up playing six times in the 60-game season. players will report for coronavirus testing tomorrow and on thursday before they start training. what do you think, mike? >> i'm ready for baseball. i am. but they're going to play 10% of their games against each other. that's interesting. that would be inner league. so, let's hope it happens. make it more fun for us fans, that's for sure. let's look at what is going on as far as friday goes and comfortable for july with 60s, 70s around the bay and 70s and just a few 80s inland and that is our last really comfortable day as we head into the holiday

weekend. going to warm up significantly and about a five to ten degree jump as we head into saturday or independence day, fourth of july if you like to call it that. mid 70s to 80s around the bay and mid to upper 80s inland up till you get to the east bay where 90s show up and they'll linger through sunday. coming up next at 5:00, the race to find a vaccine. the trials currently in motion. covid-19 getting out of control at san quentin. more than 1,000 inmates are now infected. the statewide order impacting prison staff. and a top doctor at ucsf details california's coronavirus cases. just one of the states where cases are now increasing. when things started to change and the reasons to remain hopeful. i want us all to reframe the way we look at nonviolence and protest. >> on the phone call fighting for decades. >> a physical manifestation of this outcry. >> real conversations with you

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outbreak at san quentin. more than 1,000 inmates now infected. the concern about the surrounding community. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday. it's june 30th. i'm happy to see you, reggie. good morning. >> i'm back. good to see you, too, kumasi. glad you appear to be doing well. let's see how mike nicco is doing this morning. good morning, mike. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. hope you're having a good tuesday morning. let's see if the weather will put you in a good mood. a touch of haze out there but not much in the way of fog except around half moon bay and the peninsua coast. let's take a look at what it looks like from the east bay hills camera and how clear it is. let's talk about what is going to happen with the 12-hour planner that we put together. temperatures about the same to a couple degrees warmer especially outside of the north bay. 60s still at the coast. 76 to 85 with a touch of haze continuing at noon. 81 to 89. so, a little bit of warming, a