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 degree or two this afternoon for

our bay and inland neighborhoods and a very comfortable evening on the way with sunshine. you'll need a coat at the coast, 57. the rest of us, 72 to 77. we'll look at that weekend forecast and little warm for some of us. that's coming up. back to reggie. >> thanks, mike. the numbers out of san quentin are unbelievable as the coronavirus continues to grow there. more than 1,000 inmates and 100 staff members have now been infected. health and different communities something that abc7 news is looking at closely as we look to build a better bay area. now, while the virus spreads within the prison, the outbreak is concerning people outside of the walls because these people live and shop in marin county. laura martinez is live in san quenten with the latest. laura? >> 4,000 of the inmates and staff have tested positive. dr. matt willis expects the san quentin outbreak to reach 2,000

cases in the next two days. prison staff was identified as the main vector for spreading covid-19 in state prisons and since staff shop and live in marin, how do you stop it from bringing it home to their families. >> making sure the proper ppe is used by staff and the physical distancing is optimized. many staff live and shop in marin and now we have 100 infected staff. >> california's departm corrections and rehabilitation say they gave inmates masks and are monitoring sanitation and hygiene and have modified dining, phone and shower schedules to allow for more distancing and disinfecting. right now most people in marin hospitals with covid are san quentin inmates. reporting live from san quentin, lauren martinez. >> governor newsom expected to

hold a news conference at noon from pittsburg. addressing the plan to put homeless people in hotel rooms. reverse the opening as covid-19 spreads throughout the state. most bay area counties have put reopening plans on hold. an ut break among farmers in wine country is to blame for a rise in cases in solano county. and contra costa had the biggest increase it's seen since the start of the pandemic. dr. aennthony fauci and dr. redfield will is it testify on capitol hill today. a subcommittee on the latest efforts to contain covid-19. the world health organization says the worst, though, is yet to come from california to arizona and texas. some hospitals are on the brink of reaching capacity. abc news reporter andrea has the details. >> reporter: this morning 36,000 new coronavirus cases reported

across the country leaving states and cities to take even more drastic action to try to curb the spread. in california, bars shut down in seven counties including los angeles county where cases hit more than 100,000 and now the decision to close beaches there this fourth of july holiday. in houston paramedics working around the clock. >> in the last couple days we doubled and tripled. >> reporter: field hospitals in austin where they surpassed 70% capacity. >> they shant haouldn't have re until we had testing in a better place. >> reporter: officials are warning more than 200 patrons have been exposed and hospital patients have climbed for 15 days in florida. masks are required in miami and jacksonville where the republican national convention is scheduled to be held in august. growing backlash after mayors announced beach closures for the fourth of july in florida's biggest counties.

>> we're all in this together now and we will get through it. >> reporter: in arizona with only 13 o% of icu beds availabl rolling back the opening of gyms, movie theaters and bars. despite low numbers in new york and new jersey, both governors say they may pause restarting indoor dining after seeing what's happening in other states. >> our reopenings have worked very well. we're not going backwards. we're going forwards. >> reporter: andrea. a warning for all californians. why we initially had a good handle on covid-19, we are slipping and the rise in cases is proof of that. jobina is live. >> thank you. yes, good morning. bob watcher is the chair of the department of medicine at ucsf and last night he posted a

series of tweets and highlighting the success and fall there with the coronavirus pandemic. until recently, our state managed to do so well that our experience had been dubbed the california miracle, but let's say it clearly. the miracle is over. the sooner we acknowledge that, the better off we'll be. dr. watcher said despite strong state and local leadership, the downturn began memorial day weekend when people got complacent. quote, even in a state with mandatory masking and a sound reopening plan, things went sour. covid wins again demonstrating that good leadership is crucial but not sufficient. he also said not to let president trump off the hook for sending mixed messages about needing to wear a mask. dr. watcher says masks and social distancing are crucial. he ended on a hopeful note there saying that we are in much better shape to handle this now than we were back in march and if there is any state that he would bet to turn this whole

thing around, it would be california. reggie? >> he is the man who knows what's going on. we listen to him. thanks so much, jobina. alameda officials discovered a subcommittee to address policing policies going forward after a black man was handcuffed and then pinned to the ground by police officers last month. watkins said he was only dancing in the street. members of the community brought up this incident multiple times at a special city council meeting last night. >> i also support defending the pay in the detainment of mr. watkins pending independent review. >> the police department has said it will no longer respond to calls like the one they received about watkins. someone complained that he was intoxicated or suffering from mental illness. the city council plans to meet again to discuss police tactics in late july or early august. joseph deangelo is going to serve several life sentences.

he admitted in court that he is the golden state killer. >> you admit the special circumstance of murder in the first degree? >> i admit guilty. >> deangelo admitted guilt to 26 formal charges and took responsibility for 161 other crimes. many of them rapes where charges were never filed. the four charged cases in contra costa county happened in the late '70s in danville and walnut creek and concord. here is how one of the victims reacted? >> i know he is guilty and i knew he was guilty and i knew his day would come. i just had to tell myself his day is going to come. and here it is. >> deangelo's formal sentencing is set for mid august, that's when the victims and their families can give their impact statements. the hearing is expected to last

a fall week. days away from the fourth of july, but quite a few firework events and the loud booms and lights are exploding closer to home. yep, we're talking about illegal fireworks and they're forcing east palo alot and city leaders and law enforcement to all join forces. they held a joint meeting last night to talk about this issue. the santa clara county sheriff office is also preparing to deploy designated strike teams over the holiday weekend. jeff levine says his home surveillance cameras captured the nightly blasts. >> it's just, you know, grit your teeth. hose down everything. be ready for anything. and hope fat you gthat you get it. >> the city of san jose launched its firework campaign and snap and click and violate reporters online.

>> i thought about sleeping with air plugs in but i'm afraid i won't hear my alarm. we'll see what happens there. >> i do, mike. >> do you? and you can still hear your alarm? >> yeah. and i sleep soundly. >> you look like it. you look refreshed. i wish i slept like you. let's look at what's going on. few clouds along the coast and a few stars over the bay side and other neighborhoods we're looking at low to mid 50s across the north bay. mid to upper 50s through the bay out towards daly city and down towards santa clara at 55. few 60s. walnut creek at 63 and tracy 64 for the warm spots. a look at our roof camera and you can see already 55 degrees there under mostly clear conditions and small craft advisory north of the bay bridge through the delta. if you're near the bay, watch out for that. nothing too hot for walking the dog and moderate pollen if you're out exercising. south bay and 10:00 sunshine and

74 and mid to upper 80s from noon all the way through 5:00 and a wonderful 73 with sunshine at 8:00. then north bay 60s at 8:00 and 70s at 10:00 and then 83 at noon and upper 80s for a couple hours this afternoon. down to 77 at 8:00. east bay valleys our warmest with 70s through 10:00. mid 80s at noon and a few lowt 90s for a couple hours this afternoon and then the breezes kick in around 4:00 just like they did yesterday and make for a comfortable evening in the mid to upper 70s. a few cool days before the warmth returns for the holiday weekend. first, here's jobina with a look at the holiday commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. so far the early commute looking pretty good out there. no major problems from the chp and only incident on the board and it's a hazard. so far so good. we'll take a live look right now showing you emeryviloreryville t

of people make their way further south and towards the toll plaza where, of course, it's too early for metering lights but i'll let you know when they pop on. that's what is happening and slow in a couple spots. tracy to dublin 35 minutes for that drive time and antioch to concord is 13 minutes and san rafael to san francisco and that will be a 20-minute ride. reggie and kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. also, blatant racism or something else. the display that has rattled a north bay neighborhood and why the person responsible has no plans to remove it. plus, face masks versus face shields. experts are revealing this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery.

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stop reoep. the number of covid-19 cases is exploding at san quentin. more than 100 staff members are also now infected. a new court order requires all prison staff be tested by july 2nd. number three, a ucsf doctor has a warning for californians. he says while the state has been able to manage covid-19 cases at the start of the pandemic, cases are still going up and strong leadership isn't enough to prevent it. number four, dr. anthony fauci will testify on capitol hill this morning. updating a senate committee on the latest efforts to contain covid-19. that is supposed to start at 7:00 a.m. number five new york governor andrew cuomo said travelers from california could be added to his state's quarantine order. travelers from here would be required to isolate for 14 days upon arrival in new york along with new jersey and connecticut. number six. outside of the north bay, a

little bit warmer today from about 1 degree in san francisco to five in livermore where we hit 90 today. the warmest afternoon until we get to the holiday weekend. and number seven. our current commute is looking good. we're going to check out a live picture here showing you the san mateo bridge and traffic in the area it's definitely beginning to pick up as people make their way towards the peninsula. you see the brake lights there, but everything is moving. in santa rosa some neighbors are concerned after seeing a stuffed animal carrying an american flag attached to a tree. she first noticed this on saturday during a walk with her partner and son -- >> i think everyone should know the racial cwith hanging any

monkey from a tree. look at what's going on right now in the news. why put it up two weeks ago? why put it and attach i attach h shed? it is clearly a racial statement. >> santa rosa police investigated the incident and they tell abc7 news the people who live there are not required to take the monkey down because it is private property. abc7 news reached a woman by phone who identified herself as the resident. she said they hung it there two weeks ago and it was silly people reported it. she says her husband likes to entertain people and that they have no plans to take it down. well, time is running out. today is the deadline for small businesses to apply for the paycheck protection program. billions of dollars are still sitting on the table to help small businesses that have been struggling during this pandemic. the ppp has improved since the program's launch. you may remember the backlash against large companies like

shake shack and ruth's chris steak house who got large government loans and eventually returned the money after public outcry. if you have been putting off your tax return that deadline is coming up soon. the irs will not extend this deadline, again. it was postponed from april to july 15th because of the pandemic. if you can't get it done, you can still apply for an extension until october. amazon employees are getting a bonus. the company is thanking hourly workers for their work during the pandemic. the one-time bonus ranges anywhere from $150 to $3,000. and it applies to all employees at amazon and whole foods. in today's gma first look, when it comes to protecting yourself from coronavirus, is it best to wear a face mask or a face shield or even both? abc7 becky worley looked into

it. >> reporter: face shields being used as protection against coronavirus. hospital staff use them in conjunction with surgical masks or n95s but many people are wearing them instead of cloth masks. >> if you prefer to wear a face shield, you should be wearing a face shield. but you should be covering your nose and mouth. >> reporter: but the cdc saying it doesn't have enough data to compare how shields stack up against masks. saying, it is not known if face shields protect others from the spray of respiratorypiratorypiry the cdc does not recommend for cloth face coverings. >> you should be wearing a mask when you're in public in any area. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., doctors and researchers weigh in. how do face shields stack up against masks? with your "gma first look" i'm becky worley, abc news. >> that's going to be an interesting one. i've seen a lot of people wearing them. i feel like it's a bit much just

for everyday life but if it's helpful. you might see me in a mask shield. both. >> yeah, if it helps for everyday life. but it depends on where the aerosole and they hit your chest and chin and a shield doesn't do as much as a mask does to protect the face. so, it all depends on, yeah, what your physical activity is. yeah. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. can't wait to see that. and here's a look at san jose. can't wait to see the sunshine. here's a sneak peek of it as we use this as a backdrop for our accuweather highlights. slight hae waly warmer away fro coast and holiday heat is in there and i'm not going to use the cliche hot as a fire cracker

because it's hot and it doesn't pertain to this and i just said it. 88 in morgan hill. that's your spread across the south bay. a lot of low 80s from redwood city southward on the peninsula and mid to upper 70s from san mateo northward. a little breezy and more cloud cover today. the coolest daly city at 62. sunset half moon bay and also pacifica around 63 to 64. we'll hit 68 in downtown san francisco today. 79 san rafael and 82 in vallejo and mid to upper 80s around the north bay and 90s around cloverdale and ukiah. mid and upper 70s until you get to fremont at 80 and inland east bay neighborhoods, if you didn't use the air conditioner yesterday, it is a little bit tougher today with those upper 80s to low 90s. here's a look at the fog forecast. mainly hugs the peninsula coast during the evening hours and then watch it spread inland overnight. and that's your first sign that things are going to be cooler tomorrow afternoon. we'll start off in the low to upper 50s and we'll end up about

four to six degrees cooler in the afternoon. our coolest days will be thursday and friday and a little bit below average before the warmth returns away from the coast starting saturday. reggie? >> mike, thank you. new details on a deadly crash in contra costa county that we brought you live yesterday morning. a bay area rapper has been identified as the person who died. the chp says curtis benton jr. known as young curt was speeding when he lost control on a bend and crashed. his car hit an embankment and rolled over several times. officers believed denton was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected through the sunroof. that crash remains under investigation. well, more proathletes have tested positive for coronavirus. also, delayed opening.

coming up on 5:24. i thought we'd take a deeper dive into what to expect this weekend.

mid 60s on friday and quite blustery there. 60s and 70s around the bay and 70 nzland until you get to fairfield and antioch and easily the coolest day. look at those temperatures jump five to ten degrees for the fourth, which is saturday, independence day. and that summer spread continues sunday from mid 60s at the coast to mid 90s inland. so, touch of summer, but nothing to be afraid of. head outside and enjoy it. here's kumasi? >> thank you, mike. more than two dozen nhl players have tested positive for covid-19. and this comes as the league returns to play next month. the 26 positive tests are just from june 8th when the workouts started, again. 10% of the players who have been tested overall. the nhl said it administered more than 1,400 tests to 250 players so far. another change of plans for amc theaters. the movie theater plan pushed back its date to july 30th. planned to reopen some of their

theaters two weeks earlier on july 15th but many big studio films including disney's live action remake of "mulan" and "tenant" have pushed their release dates back to cirque du soleil has laid off about 3,500 employees. the filing comes three months after it temporarily suspended production of its shows including six in las vegas. it also has about ten shows on tour and, of course, in vegas, it has "o," "michael jackson" and "beatles love." performances will be canceled for the rest of this year for the safety of cast, crew, the orchestra and the audience. so, broadway theaters won't be able to come back until at least 2021.

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. now at 5:30, help flatten the curve or face the consequences. governor newsom says he will not hesitate to reverse course on reopening. i finally got the green light and received the first of

two parts. the vaccine. the race to find a coronavirus vaccine. more than a dozen currently undergoing human trials and we're hearing from one volunteer who says it's been an easy process. good morning on this tuesday, june 30th. >> we'll get to those stories in a moment, but, first, you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweaher forecast. here's mike. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. let's start by looking at live doppler 7 and the marine layer clouds lurking off the coast and by far those marine layer clouds are in tomorrow's forecast with the cooling trend on the way. today a little bit warmer, thanks to this early sunshine and touch of haze that will be in the sky today. mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco and mid 70s to near 80 around the bay. and you can see 80s in the north bay and the south bay and mid to upper 80s there and some low 90s in our inland east bay neighborhoods for our warmest temperatures today. we'll talk about the cooling trend before resurgence of the

warmth coming up. here's kumasi. governor newsom will not hesitate to roll back on reopening in the state if covid cases keep going up. he ordered some bars to reclose and some counties added to a statewide watch list. abc7 julian glover is live with more on what all of this means. julian? >> hey, good morning, kumasi. lots to get through here. using the dimmer switch is a phrase governor newsom used about 15 times in his press conference monday. as he discussed rolling back reopening in parts of the state as we see the number of confirmed coronavirus cases just spike up in the last few days. newsom reported 45% increase in coronavirus cases in the last seven days, which is forcing some counties to lower the dimmer switch on reopening. bars that don't sell food are now closing again in seven counties from los angeles where health officials call the spike in cases alarming to imperial county on the brink of another shutdown. >> i'm working very closely and

collaborative with imperial county because we believe they need to move back into the stay-at-home posture. the bottom line is we're doing this because we have seen an increase in the spread of this virus. we have been very clear. this shouldn't surprise anybody watching. >> newsom has said all along that if reopening didn't go so well, if there was a surge of cases that he would be forced to close parts of the economy and recreation back down like in los angeles, where not just bars but beaches are closed ahead of the fourth of july holiday. newsom, again, asking for all of our help in wearing those face masks while out and warning if some counties don't comply and cases continue to kick up the tougher restrictions could be making a comeback. we expect to hear from governor newsom later today at noon when he addresses the state from pittsburg giving an update on homelessness and covid 19. reporting live, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >> julian, thank you.

sorry. go ahead, kumasi. >> julian was mentioning, you can watch the update from governor newsom at noon today live from pittsburg you can watch it on abc7 on tv and our abc7 news facebook group and on our app. and bay area counties as julian was just mentioning are hitting the brakes on reopening amid the alarming spikes of coronavirus cases. now, contra costa county was supposed to open some more of our businesses, but now looks like they're going to hold off on that. they posted 168 new positive th hhest number since the pandemic began. hospitalizations have jumped 75% in the last two weeks. they're supposed to reopen indoor restaurant dining, gyms, museums and hotels tomorrow and

that is not going to happen. alameda county also putting a pause on reopening. they are seeing 700 more cases and 13 additional deaths in just the county was supposed to allow for salons, barbershops, pools and indoor restaurant dining to take place in its next phase. and in the south bay, some salon owners and stylists are demanding to know when santa clara county plans to allow them to reopen. the county has been slower to reopen because of covid-19 cases in that area. employees from sal th me to express their frustration. they say their businesses are safer than many that are already allowed back open. >> we're self-employed and independent contractors. 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. >> county health officer dr. sarah cody says he's planning to give more businesses the green light to reopen in the coming

days. now an abc7 news live desk update. here at the live desk, i'm tracking the race to find a covid-19 vaccine. our nation's top expert on coronavirus dr. anthony fauci says he'll settle for a vaccine that is 70% to 75% effective. what we're also learning here is that he's hopeful there will be at least one vaccine candidate that can could be available and effective by the end of this year. biotech company moderna is set to begin phase three of human trials in july. if developers can prove it is effective and safe, it is likely the fda can approve it for use. pa volunteer says it's been an easy process. >> it took about 20 minutes to get the vaccine because it came frozen and they came in with a researcher and a couple nurses and received it and they kind of monitored me for about an hour just to make sure there wasn't any immediate reaction. >> the world health organization

says 17 vaccines are currently under going human trials. 132 vaccines are in preclinical phases and coming up at 7:00 on "gma" we'll hear from dr. jennifer ashton who will talk about these available treatments right now to help people that are currently battling covid-19. kumasi? >> all right, thank you, jobina. attorneys for the former minneapolis police officers charged in the death of george floyd say that they plan to ask for a change of venue. derek chauvchauvnkin. comments made by state and local officials tainted their client's right to a fair trial. the judge set their next court appearance for september with a tentative trial date to be in march. oakland is the latest bay area city to respond to a national outcry about police funding. the police department faces $14 million in budget cuts when the new city budget takes effect

tomorrow. the $1.7 billio spending plan includes a $50 million boost to address racial inequities city wide. oakland wants to establish a new civilian response team to respond to mental health 911 calls and the city will spend more than $7 million for citywide public wifi and then 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. that money would be spent on homeless services and building a holistic resource center for african-americans. he wants to expand the city's mental health response so that officers no longer need to deal with people who need those services. >> for too long we asked our public safety personnels to respond to a public health crisis and a disproportionate number of calls go to people suffering from mental illness. >> the mayor says berkeley is facing a $39 million budget

shortfall because of covid-19. stay-at-home has been quiet for a lot of people but for some it has been dangerous. coming up next, the people stepping up to help people of domestic violence. the colorful design for the traffic app that is meant to capture your mood. first, we check in with mike nicco to see what your day ahead is like. >> isn't that what emojis are for? let's take a lookt at what is going on outside. a little bit more low cloudiness going on and 47 in ronard park and low and mid 50s until get to vallejo at 59 and same thing in fairfield. else where 60 in san ramon and san jose 60 and mid to upper 50s else where like 59 and redwood city 57. here's a look at your commute. breezy north of the bay bridge

through the delta and that means the richmond san rafael bridge and carquinez bridge have a little gust to them and a chop on the water below those bridges if you're on a ferry. here's a look at san francisco, 58 at 8:00 and 62 at 10:00 and then mid to upper 60s from noon all the way through about 6:00. and it will get breezy this afternoon. as far as the east bay, 63 at 8:00 and 72 at 10:00 and low 80s early and then the breezes kick in and drop us down to 66 degrees by 8:00 and the peninsula 61 at 8:00. 77 at noon and we'll have the low 80s a little bit later into the afternoon hours and then the sea breeze reaches you and drops us down to a very nice 67 at 8:00. got a couple of cool days before a warming trend before the holiday weekend. i'll have that coming up. here's jobina with a look at the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone. i'll start off with my graphics and show you what is going on in san jose. a brush fire along the freeway

there. this is at the southbound 87 to southbound 85 connector just right in that area there. doesn't appear the fire department is blocking any lanes. but you could just expect a little bit of slowing as you approach the area. a lot of brush fires along the freeways. drive times walnut creek to dublin and santa rosa to san francisco a 46-minute ride. checking in live now showing you the richmond-san rafael bridge what conditions are looking like out there right now. pretty light this morning. overall i wouldn't say we have any major problems that will cause a slow down for people that need to head into work this morning. but i do have a heads up for anyone that crosses the golden gate bridge as a part of your commute. because starting tomorrow, tolls are going up everyone. fastrack drivers will pay

$8.20 to $8.40. bridge traffic is down 40% with the pandemic and stay-at-home orders. it faces an $87 million budget gap. fares for golden gate transit buses and ferries will also go up by

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. all right, 5:43 on this tuesday. i found carl. being shy. he's hiding along the coast and that's pretty much where he is going to stay throughout the day today. that is going to lead to some warmer weather around our bay and inland neighborhoods as we'll hit the low to upper a80s. even a few 90s possible in the east bay valleys. more engaging tomorrow which means cooler afternoon temperatures tomorrow. here's a look at the smallcraft advisories. start at 3:00 and go through 9:00.

temperatures in the mid to upper 90s in the central valley. 104 in palm springs and 72 in tahoe and pretty seasonal weekend if you're heading there for the holiday. now an abc7 news live desk update. >> two new reports saying president trump was briefed on plots that accused russia of offering bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. we're also learning from the "new york times" that their 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 the information was not verified. the white house also made a similar claim. >> there were decenting opinions. >> unverified intelligence gets put in front of presidents all the time. the nature of intelligence. always going to be uncertainty.

doesn't mean it's not important and it doesn't mean it shouldn't be seen by the president. >> the white house briefed eight gop members yesterday. a similar briefing is scheduled for democrats today. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. abc7's focus on building a better bay area has us focused on the changing workplace, education and health. as we struggle with pandemic guidelines to stay at home, the number of calls for help from victims of domestic violence is rising. support groups tell david louie that the south based latino community is especially vulnerable. >> reporter: constantly staying indoors has created a pressure cooker environment for many families and also caused tempers to flare in cases of domestic abuse to rise. 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. yet, the number of positive covid cases in the latino community registered about 46% at this point. >> reporter: next door solutions had to suspend some services over the past two months 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. someone who can help you. even just in the smallest way. by being your support system by directing you to the right people to get help. and help is there. >> reporter: sam is a fitness instructor who signed up to do a virtual fund-raiser to benefit domestic violence agencies across america. in it to end it.

proceeds will go towards sheltering and support of services. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. well, if you do need help, we are here for you. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. you defind yocan find a list ofs on issues like domestic violence abuse and mental health. the driver assist app waze has gotten a res have and it is colorful and bright and drivers can expect themselves with a new feature. they can pick an icon representing their mood on the road. waze says the icons are meant celebrate the quote passion and authenticity of users while capturing their emotions. this may be the moment that authenticity died as a word if we're talking bout the waze app. calling the next story donkey song. a man in ohio knows exactly what to do when a donkey is tired.

♪ what the world needs now is love sweet love ♪ ♪ that's the only thing there's just too little of ♪ >> dawn fagan shared this video of her hung singing "what the world needs now is love" while ivy the donkey falls asleep in his arms. they run a donkey sanctuary on a 67-acre farm in ohio. okay. i will let you all know something about myself. when i first started in this business i worked in a town called green bay, wisconsin. and i didn't know anyone there and had zero friends. so, i made friends with a donkey at the local zoo. >> and you would sing to it like that. you would hold it and gaze into its eyes? y'all had moments?

>> fortunately, i wasn't allowed to do any of those things due to rules. but, i would often by the only person at the zoo. it was a really small zoo. so, i would like have total regular conversations with that donkey. >> you know what, i don't judge. donkeys are beings, too. that donkey enjoyed that. they had a moment like you and your friend. >> it was a lonely time, kumasi. what can i say? >> we don't judge you. >> maybe you should. >> now, don't try to take that donkey on a plane. >> i won't do it. >> okay. that is fun. where everybody knew reggie's name. the green bay zoo. here's a look at what is going on in san johjosjosjosjosjose and let's take a look at the accuweather highlights.

90s inland and look for more clouds tonight as the marine layer returns. seasonally cool temperatures tomorrow but that marine layer will bring us about three days of below average temperatures before the warmth returns at least away from the coast for the holiday weekend. let's head down to the south bay. 88 in morgan hill and the warm spot and sunnyvale 82 the cool spot until you get to santa cruz, 73 there. the cool spot on the peninsula to 82 in redwood city and palo alto. 62 to 64 along the peninsula coast and more cloud cover than yesterday. upper 60s to near 70 for sausalito and little breezy during the afternoon hours, though. mid to upper 90s through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore nice temperatures here from 73 in richmond. oakland 76 to union city and castro valley at 79. as you head into the east bay valleys. upper 80s for san ramon and presidenta an pleasant

pleasanton. tomorrow morning we'll wake up with a little fog and cloud cover and temperature in the low to upper 50s and what that marine layer does is look at urotemperatures drop a couple degrees wednesday and thursday and holding steady friday below average and then a little bit warmer than average away from the coast for saturday, sunday and monday. but nothing too extreme. >> all right, thank you, mike. 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 and it also asks passengers if they had any covid-19 symptoms or if they've been exposed to someone who has tested positive in the last 14 days. those airlines are alaska, american, delta, hawaiian, jetblue, southwest and united. new at 6:00, three days to go before "hamilton" debuts on disney plus. first, the giants and the a's are setting their rosters and talking to each other

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ford, pepsi, microsoft have all join the growing advertising boycott. now over 250 companies taking part in a failure to handle hate speech and misinformation. facebook says it will flag posts that break its rules including those from politicians and political groups. lululemon is diversifying its business. the company is known for its athletic wear but now bought an exercise start up called mirror. so, mirror specializes in at-home fitness hardware. sells this device that looks like a mirror so you can watch yourself exercise while streaming workouts. buy mirror for half a billion d. colin capper ini kaepernicke focus of a new series on n

netflix. kaepernick famously took a stand for racial injustice by kneeling during the national anthem in 2016. he hasn't played in the nfl since. the six-episode drama will focus on his early life growing up with a white adopted family. the giants and a's are setting their rosters for what is effectively basically, it would be just like the bay bridge series the teams normally play before each regular season. players will report for coronavirus testing tomorrow and thursday before starting their training. all right. let's play some baseball. let's talk about what is going on if you're spending some time outside. just wanted to revisit the pollen and uv index. we have tree pollen and weed pollen moderate. grass and mold remains low and the uv index is very high today. burn time between 10:00 and 4:00 is about 15 to 20 minutes.

so, wear that sunscreen. >> all right, thank you, mike. coming up next at 6:00, the fourth of july is just days away. we have a warning for people who are stocking up on fireworks this year. plus, a top doctor at ucsf details california's spike in coronavirus cases. when things started to change and why he still remains hopeful. 29% of san quentin state prison's 4,000 inmates and staff have tested positive. i'll have more details on that coming up next. we will still stand up. >> george floyd. >> we're tired, but we won't give up. >> we are angry, but we will still take action. >> we're all equal. >> our voices arebettabc7, we a find an ally, go to

building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. right now the golden state killer admits to his crimes and new this morning we're hearing from joseph deangelo's former brother-in-law. san quentin is exploding in size. more than 1,000 inmates are infected and heth official heal

are warning it is leading to a spike in cases outside of prison walls. let's take a live look outside and it is warming up today, but a little break before the holiday weekend. goodern moi morning, everybody. it is tuesday, june 30th. >> glad to see everyone this morning and start with mike nicco for a look at our day. hi, mike. >> let's talk about what is going on with live doppler 7 and the visibility and 10 would be unlimited but we're less than that because we have some haze hanging around and low clouds along the coast there trying to push through the coastal valleys and head over to places like petaluma and santa rosa. that's something we can keep an eye on and the clouds lurking along the san francisco coast and that's pretty much where they will stay and tomorrow not quite as shy and visit more of our neighborhoods. mid to upper 50s and little milder this morning a degree or two and then 60s at the coast while the rest of us hit the