we do have some h out there. 54 from the roof camera. and it is mostly cloudy. the flags on thefurled breeze. we'll stay in the upper 50s to low 60s at the coast today. but look at that, 71 to 81 at noon, 77 to 87, a little cooler than yesterday and a gorgeous evening on the way, 71 to 74. governor newsom is expected to announce new restrictions today to keep covid-19 from spreading. lauren martinez is live in the newsroom with more on the growing concern over public health ahead of the fourth of july holiday. >> he will be making announcements to increase enforcement of public health 0ds in the state which has seen a 50% increase over the past two

weeks. many local governments are already tightening restrictions ahead of the fourth of july holiday. los angeles which is the nation's most populous county is closing beaches and banning fireworks this weekend. >> begin to toggle back on the stay-at-home order. if you won't stay home, and you are not going to wear masks in public, we have to enforce. >> governor newsom said that they will look at current stay at home oig orders and the relationship of indoor versus outdoor activities. and he will make the announcements today at noon. we're getting an idea of what the upcoming school year could look like for k through 12 students and staff. santa clara health leaders released guidance. education is something of course that we're foe you canned here -- focused on. and the pressure is on to prepare for a possibility of a

return to the classroom. julian glover, what about this? >> yeah, first off the clara health officer dr. cody says there is no guarantee, but they have to be prepared. so they are laying out the framework. and it really depends on the grade your student is in. the focus for elementary school students will be to worry less about keeping them apart and physically distancing and face coverings. instead, younger students would be kept to smaller cohorts. middle and high school students would be faced out and required to wear masks at all times as teachers would too. parents would be asked to stay inside their cars when possible during drop off and pick up. >> it is up to us to do everything possible to suppress the levels. the better that we do that, the more sure we can be that schools

can safely open. >> so what happens if a student or staff member tests positive for coronavirus? the entire cohort of students would likely be tested and possibly quarantined for two weeks. that is why the health officers recommending things like assigned seating and assigned restrooms to make it easier to basically kankcontact trace wit the schools. what about the extracurricular activities? anything loud are off limits. sports are still to be determined. much more to come on these guidelines. you can read the full 22 page outline on abc7news.com. julian glover, abc 7 news. now we'll talk about colleges. the coronavirus pandemic forcing these campuses to take a hard look at their plans. and this week stanford university announced what it will do. and this is very interesting. what you it calls for a staggered school year.

and most classes will go virtual.you it calls for a stagd school year. and most classes will go virtual. and there will be limited student housing because of social distancing. freshmen, sophomores and transfer students can live on campus but only during the fall and summer. juniors and seniors can apply for housing during winter or spring. and that leaves upper class men like cricket who is also blind out of luck for the fall unless she can get a special circumstance exemption. >> i don't have a place to stay right now. i've been sleeping on coaches. i've been trying to do what i can to have a place to stay. >> students at san jose state are also in a bind. administrators are still working on their plans for reopening. nationwide the numbers are alarming. the number of covid-19 cases in the united states has jumped by 80% in the last two week and dr. fauci says that the death toll

will be very disturbing. megan tevrizian has the latest. >> reporter: this morning the nation's top doctors thousand wa now warning that the covid cases could nearly triple. >> i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around. >> reporter: dr. take you which i fau dci saying it could be a dire situation. the rapid spread already pushing testing shooites to their limit. in florida, one site in orlando hit capacity only 30 minutes after opening. >> there is not a lot of tools left in the kit for us. >> reporter: the rush for tests coming amid renewed calls for a statewide mask mandate. >> just wear the darn mask. >> reporter: and the emergency director tweeting out this message tuesday repeating the word masks 46 times. infections are now rising in 35 states with 17 states either

pausing or rolling back reopenings. and warning against large gatherings. it comes as new york, new jersey pand connecticut expand their quarantine list, now including visitors from california, georgia and 14 other states. airlines flying in to new york giving travelers from hot spots this form, asking them to self-quarantine for 14 days. and massachusetts is going even further than new york, new jersey and connecticut. it is now requiring any visitors from outside the northeast to quarantine. massachusetts just reported zero covid deaths for the first time since march. megan tevrizian, abc news, san diego. wear a mask or risk getting banned. that is a warning from alaska airlines. flight attendants will hand passengers this yellow card if they refuse to wear a face covering. if the warning is ignored, the person could be blocked from future flights.

and alameda sheriff office is planning extra patrols this week to crack down on the use of fireworks. the agency says that its bomb squad worked with dublin police to con con con con con and let's take a look at what to expect when you step outside. east bay valleys, we have clear conditions and temperatures are cool at 55. a lot to mid to upper 50s. concord at 61. and low 60s out highway 1. and let's take a look at the rest of the neighborhoods. we have low 50s in novato, pacifica 52. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s like 55 in san francisco, mountain view at 57 grie degrees. if you will be outside a today, winds won't be as aggressive as

yesterday. more comfortable aft temperatures for yard work. get it done before the holiday weekend. and let's take a look at our microclimates. the 12 hour temperatures, mid-60s, this afternoon and town down to 59 this afternoon. and upper 70s for several hours. and in the east bay, pretty of the same, 60s through 0:00, 75 at noon, a little warmer. upper 70s this afternoon. and then the very comfortable 66 with sunshine at 8:00. we'll take a look at your accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. good morning. so far still good out there on the roads this morning. so we'll start off with a look showing you the san mateo bridge and what is happening out there.

traffic is beginning to pick up as people make their way toward the peninsula. you can see a few of the brake lights. definitely getting busier, but no major slowdowns. and i have that reflected for the drive times as antioch to hercules, 25 minutes. highway 4 to the maze, 16 minutes and highway 85 to the airport, 7 minute ride. and b.a.r.t. massart has a toolr social distancing. and they are issuing these ridership charts. gra green means trains are empty, yellow means fuller than others. and they will update them weekly. and ridership is way down since the shelter-in-place orders were first issued and b.a.r.t. does not expect to recover anytime soon. coming up next, the sear7 t know this morning.

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if you are just joining us, here are 7 things to know. governor newsom is expected to announce new stay-at-home restrictions today. and this is as the number of covid-19 cases continue to surge across the state. number two, reopening santa clara schools this fall may not include in-person classes. health officer dr. cody says that it will all depend on the containment of covid-19 in the months to come. and americans are banned from the eu because of our rising coronavirus cases. this is the first day the eu is welcoming back international travelers. and number four, u.s. coronavirus cases could triple in the coming days. that warning coming from dr. fauci who says that he would not be surprised to see u.s. case

counts topping 100,000 per day. and the sea breeze is back and look at our temperatures, they are falling back, about 4 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. even cooler temperatures the next few days. number six, we have a clear ride for you out there this morning as far as the commute is concerned. checking out oakland, our 880 at the coliseum camera there, you can see the headlights and brake lights moving. a lot of people but no slowdowns. and number seven, giants and as hope to fill the stands with card board cutouts of people like you. just send in a photo and the cutout costs 49 bucks for access members, everybody else has to pay $89, but the money benefits the community fund. they are free for season ticket holders. a regular fan pays 99 bucks. and a city attorney is coming down hard on catholic

chushlgs whe churches where members are gathering illegally. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney herrera says that the archdiocese of san francisco is putting its parishioners and the larger community at risk of serious illness and death. and he says despite calls, multiple churches have held indoor gatherings that fail for h follow safety complaints were filed and an investigator says that priest are withou a mask held mass for 23 people at saint mayor's cayt

photos of parishioners leading processions without face coverings. >> anything involving the holy mass, they will not wear a mask. >> reporter: and this man is training to be a priest. >> we consider the holy mass to be sacred and special which shouldn't be tarnished by something that has a sort of human concern. and part of it as well as that we're just being ration al abou it. i understand if people are dying left and right, but they are not. >> reporter: and as for the illegal gatherings? >> tons of people can go into grocery stores, so just 12 indoors is insulting. >> reporter: and the city attorney gave the archdiocese one day to comply or risk a restraining order. on tuesday the archdiocese sent a letter saying the archbishop notified his priests to comply. kate carson, abc 7 news. and in "first look," beaches

on the fourth of july weekend. across the country some will be closed to prevent the spread of coronavirus. here is will reeve. >> reporter: and in "first look," the battle over closing beaches as covid cases increase and the fourth of july holiday weekend approaches. some states like new jersey and south carolina are keeping theirs open. but others like some cities in southern florida and l.a. county are shutting down. >> if they close it this weekend, i'd be upset. >> it will be a lot worse there are so many peer here republican are t. >> reporter: and many are urging some of the biggest tourist spots to close. >> it is a prideful holiday, but we all have to have our eyes focused on making sure the country stays healthy and remains healthy. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00, what you need to know to stay safe if you do head to the

shore. with your "first look," i'm will reeve, abc news. the mayor of santa cruz is asking visitors to consider staying home for the fourth of july weekend. and beaches have been open for a week now. but there won't be fireworks shows or any planned events this weekend. >> and if people choose to come to sachbt santa cruz, we're asking that they wear masks, that they socially distance and use good hygiene practices. we've done a tremendous job of keeping our numbers low here in the city. and we want our residents to feel safe. >> the mayor says he expects crowds to show up. he just wants people to use caution. please. >> it is hard to stay away from santa cruz. >> and it is supposed to be really nice and it is the fourth

of july. and people are just doing it even when it wasn't the holiday. and that is why are they had to open the beach back up. so i think that it will be backed anyway. >> i agree. i think that it wil be packed too especially when you look at the forecast. because this is one of the areas where it is almost guaranteed to have sunshine along the coast every day and the warmest temperatures. 80 to 82 saturday and sunday with sunshine. that will be much warmer than most areas along the coast. so we'll see how it goes. let's take a look at today though, it is only wednesday. only? i don't know if i want to say that. we're halfway through the week. let's look forward to what will happen with your here is a look at your fog forecast. it will roll back to the coast and even there, it doesn't stay all day as sunshine will break out from north to south along

the coast. let's see what our temperatures do. how about0s 80s in t south bay? yesterday we were in the mid to upper 80s. so that is quite a change. and low to mid-70s for a millbrae, we have 60 to 62 along the peninsula coast. and as you head to the bay side, 66 in downtown. 68 in south san francisco. 62 to 63 north bay coast with the most sunshine today along the coast. 77 in san rafael. low to mid-70s for most of the east bay shore, 78 in fremont, 77 in castro valley. mid to upper 80s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. and temperatures fall back in to good sleeping levels. low to mid-50s tonight. and faster bruises a breezes an temperatures tomorrow, but look at that, six to eight degrees

warmer away from the coast. 80s and 90s for saturday and sunday. the circumstances the nba commissioner says could end up shutting down the restart of the season. also a new study on face masks stitched, bandana, off the shelf cone style, which one was able to contain the most droplets in the sneezing simulation

let's take a look at friday. mid to upper 60s along the coast, san francisco and oakland. low to mid-70s for the rest of the wbay. and we'll have a southerly wind in the north bay. 80s in the south bay and low to upper aitsz in t80s in the east. saturday, it will be pretty warm to hot inland, low to mid-90s there.

near 70 in san francisco. and more of the same on sunday. and a new swine flu has health officials sounding thele a harm. >> the next pandemic might be upon us. >> reporter: a new strain of swine flu has been discovered in china and is triggering new pandemic fears. >> we have new waves of the coronavirus, a potential for a bad flu season or swine flu, it is a catastrophic future we could face. >> reporter: researchers are calling it the g4 virus. and it descended from the flu. it has infected a few people but not documented to have made anyone sick. >> it is something in the stage of examination. >> while yet no report of human to human contact, there is reason for concern. >> reporter: health initials say

despite their concerns, the new swine flu is not a global threat right now. >> it is something that we need to keep our eye on just the way we did in 2009. >> a lot to think about. experts are urging calm for right now and while they say the current flu vaccines do not appear to protect against this new strain, it is possible that they could be adapted for dded o necessary. and it appears well fitted stitched masks might do might do according to a new yu according to a new yew study. researchers simulated coughing and sneezing and they test the four 3456ks. stitch eed fabric, loosely

and droplets from the stitched mask only traveled 2 1/2 inches. >> based on what we saw, the thin are fabrics were the least effective in stopping the smallest droplets. and the tightly woven thick fabrics were the best. >> so here is a look at the results. off the shelf cone style masked were the second best. bandana offered the least protection. but still better than nothing because droplets from uncovered face travelled more than 8 feet. and adam silver is cautiously optimistic about the nba restart in orlando. yesterday he said if coronavirus cases spike inside the bubble, the league may have no choice but to shut it all down. these they have the

worst record in the league. draymond green was on espn and sad he would have been willing to go. >> i would go. just the opportunity to play basebal basketball. and there is a ton of concern not only inside of the bubble, but in the country. we've seen cases explode once again. so it is not just the nba. obviously that is where our focus is because that is our daily lives. but this is a countrywide problem, not just in the bubble. >> and the nba restart is scheduled to begin at the end of the month. >> why do we always have to say they have the worst record in the league? >> just so people know like why aren't the warriors there? let me tell you. >> we could just say they didn't make the cutoff. didn't they take us to multiple championships? the disrespect. >> i'm

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you're not going to stay home and you're not going to wear masks in public, we have to enforce. >> governor newsom set to announce new restrictions today. the one thing he is worried about this fourth of july weekend. and covid-19 case surgery at san quentin. and gooiants and as are

offering ways for you to be a part of the season even though no fans are allowed inside. >> but it will cost you. >> yes. it al doways does. >> and let's check in with mike. >> a shift in the wind and so that means a little cooler temperatures this afternoon. you can see that onshore breeze in con kekoconcord and fairfiel. we'll have cloud cover this morning, but haven't heard of any drizzle or mist out there. but if we do, i'll let you know. low to mid-60s the coast, some upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay. upper 70s to mid-80s in the north bay and mid to upper 80s in the east bay where we were in the 90s yesterday. a couple more cooler than average days before some heat returns this weekend. i'll have that coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast.

here is kumasi with the latest news. and happening today, governor newsom is expected to tighten coronavirus restrictions in california after a 50% increase in confirmed cases in two weeks. he has already ordered bars in certain counties to reclose and more measures are likely on the way. lauren martinez has the details on this story. >> and he said if you are not going to stay at home and you are not going to wear a mask in public, they do have to enforce. and he will be making those announcements on increased enforcement today at noon with the holiday weekend coming up. governor newsom said one of the biggest areas of concern as it relates to the spread of covid-19 is family gatherings. it is not just bars and protesting, but specifically family gatherings. >> all of a sudden here comes uncle bob two hours late, he gives everyone a hug. and uncle bob, where is the mask? i don't believe in it. the whole thing starts to take

shape. >> and they will express their concern about the seriousness of face coverings and face distancidistanc social distancing and they will be more aggressive in enforcing the public health orders. and you can watch the governor's covid update right here on abc 7, we'll bring to you live at noon on tv, abc7news.com, the abc 7 news app and on social media. state lawmakers will address the issue of covid-19 in prisons today. the coronavirus has spread in at least 16 state correctional facilities. the department of corrections and rehabilitation has put together a plan to handle the outbreak. a state senate committee will review the plan today and the hearing is scheduled to begin at 9:00. a covid-19 cases are surging at san quentin. more than 1100 inmates have tested positive. the county health officer says local hospitals can't handle many more patients.

>> i don't think that there is any room currently, but with any discharges there might be room again. >> county supervisors have asked the governor for help. they want the situation to be taken care of to free up hospital beds. and many inmates are not given medicine, but instead when they get to a certain point, they are taken to the hospital. dr. fau kci says administrators should make decisions depending on their own region. >> if you are in an area where you have a certain amount of infection dynamics, there are things that can creatively be done about modifying things like the school schedule, alternate days, morning versus evening, allowing under certain circumstances online virtual lessons. >> dr. fauci says that we need to do whatever we can to get

kids back to school. and we're getting an idea of what parents in oakland want to see. a new survey shows that most parents were fine with half a day in school and another half in distance learning. and they also favored one day of in-school instruction followed by distanced learning the next day. and 51% say that they supported year-round schooling to catch up. >> they want more regular communication with their teacher, they want more instructional minutes with their teacher. and they want more small group and one to one instruction in particular. >> the american academy of pediatrics issued a statement saying that evidence shows the academic, mental and physical benefits of in-person learning outweigh the risks from the coronavirus. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden going after president trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic. and his reluctance to wea . bint surrded t t pandemicm s auh

example by wearing a mask. meanwhile the president is pressing on with an early fourth jnt rush more. thousands are expected to attend. and although masks will be handed out, wearing them is option al and social distancing will not be enforced. >> we need a clear message from the top of our federal government that everyone needs to wear a mask in public. >> the president has said that he has no problem with masks. >> coming up on xwchgma, fellow republicans who are urging the president to wear a mask in public. the senate has passed legislation to extend the deadline of the paycheck protection program for small businesses. the deadline was last night for businesses with fewer than 500 employees to apply for one of these loans. and under the legislation, it would be extended until august 8 pending a vote in the house. 25 major bay area companies have

received more than 70 34$70 mil but the vast majority of small business oernts say it has been a struggle to make the cut. joe field was left waiting for three months. >> it wasn't until just a few days ago when my wife ran into somebody at the store who knew someone at wells far go, said i can help you out. >> money was being left on the table, $130 billion in unspent cash in that program. protecting private information has been a spike in security issues as remote work becomes our new normal. the risk and the fix for getting hacked at home. and forget the nasal swab, uc berkeley researchers are working on a less invasive covid-19 test. but first, let's check in with mike nicco. >> no more puncturing your brain to get that covid-19 test. let's talk about what is going on. we have mostly cloudy conditions

along the east bay shoreline. 55 in richmond and berkeley. the coolest spot until you get to castro valley at 53. a lot of mid to upper 50s there. and you will see it reflected everywhere else. santa rosa, a little cooler at 52. we have 60s in concord, antioch. bay bridge toll plaza, everything is pretty good as far as your commute goes this morning. low clouds out there. and could be a little misty in the east bay hills. but otherwise pretty quiet out there. and south bay, you can see we've got 68 at 10:00, 77 at noon. low 80s for the afternoon hours. and down to 70 at 8:00. east bay valleys, we jump about ten degrees every two hours. 71 at 10:00. and we hang out in the upper 80s during the afternoon hours. a wonderful 71 by 8:00. and north bay will be just a

touch warmer, but same thing. we jump about ten degrees every two hours until we hit the upper 80s at 4:00, down to 73 with sunshine at 8:00. so a couple of days of cooler weather before the heat returns for the weekend. 7 day forecast coming up. good morning. it is still clear out there, so good news if you do need to head out the door this morning. we'll start with a live look in san rafael showing off 101 right now, pretty light in the area as you can see, and that has really been the trend all morning long. kind of saw the 15isame thing yesterday. many people are leaving the house later. i don't know. so we have drive times here too. walnut creek to dublin, about 13 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 49 minutes. and highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. and if your commute takes you across the golden gate bridge,

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some clouds and haze from our roof camera where it is 54 near pier 15. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s at the coast. 71 to 81 for the bay and inland

neighborhoods. and tonight 71 to 74. around the state, it is still hot in the central valley, look at that, 102 in palm springs. sierra will be warmer than l.a. and san diego today. look at these temperatures over the weekend, 77, 77, 78 and then 41, 41, 41. pretty quiet weather over tahoe for the holiday. and the former atlanta police officer charged with shooting and killing rayshard brooks is out of jail this morning. we know that garrett rolfe posted the half million dollar bond that judge granted yesterday. he got help coming up with the money from several police organizations. prosecutors had argued that he 14 should stay in jail for shooting and killing brooks. brooks fought with officers and took off with their taser.

he ran away from the area and was shot and killed. attorney for rolfe says that the former officer is not a threat to the community. the $500,000 bond comes with a curfew. he must also wear an ankle monitor. back to you guys. look at this, a carjacking suspect in custody after a high speed chase he led on down the santa cruz coast. it ended up hitting speeds of more than ur. and the car went off of the cliff and ended up in the ocean. just really crazy to see all of this. somehow the driver managed to climb back up the cliff but police were there waiting with their guns drawn. the vehicle ended up submerged in the water. the california highway pa

r patrol helicopter was also busy. four people had to be rescued after they got stranded on a cliff. video shows the chp flight officer being lowered down to rescue the victims. two kids, two adults were stranded and really needed help. the highway patrol says that they were clinging on to the cliff. one by one though the chp airlifted each to safety. and this is good news. uc berkeley researchers have started trials on a saliva test for covid-19. all you have to do is spit into a tube. of course that is far less invasive than the nasal swab. the samples are analyzed at a pop-up lab. results are available within five days. the tests will allow researchers to identify asymptomatic students and employees. >> we want to make sure that the students are not bringing more virus into our community. berkeley doesn't exist as just a university, we live in a local

bay area community and we have to protect them. so it is key to make sure we're testing the students we have quickly when they come back. >> if all goes well, researchers hope to submit an application for use to the fda. and a warning for all of you working at home. cyber criminals are which flighting tflighx. flighting the changing workpl e workplace. how do you protect yourself? here is david louie. >> reporter: you are at a huge risk for something else at home. >> what is happening is phishing and ransom ware attacks are up. and so working from home exposes someone. >> reporter: cyber criminals are exploiting unsecured home wi-fi networks and fooling workers with emails that appear to be legit. infoblox -- >> we know that the bad guys are

trying to take advantage of the pandemic situation we're in by sending emails pretending to be the w.h.o. or the government. >> reporter: and by opening them or responding to them, it can provide access to a corporate network to steal or compromise data. a ransom demand might be made. they are using artificial intelligence to launch relentless attacks. >> they are automated and we're responding at a human scale which is slower. so if an attack happens 100 times a second and we can respond to one an hour, you can see why we're at a disadvantage. >> reporter: and they recommend remote workers should reset their wi-fi password. and separate work and home devices on different wi-fi networks. don't allow others to use work devices. and keep software updated with the latest security patches. and keep in mind all of your internet connected devices such as security cameras, video door bells and baby monitors could be

hacked too. david louie, abc 7 news. and now to making new friends. in this case foster kittens and dogs took part in a field trip to the zoo. they spent time with a hippo and made friends with a lion, and also the giraffes. officials say the field trips help the zoo animals with enrichment while raising awareness for pet adoption. >> i could watch that for much longer. i feel like the animals really see that these are perhaps like the cousins -- like their country cousins, you know? because that leopard looked like it was like are you my daughter?

are you? >> very accepting, weren't they? >> that was really sweet. i did want to watch the whole thing because it is like they are just going on a little tour, getting to meet their friends. that is sweet. let's go on a little tour around the bay, if you will. weather-wise, we'll start with the exploratorium. hi, everybody. it is clouddy ay and 54 degrees. our summer spread is shrinking today. clouds will spread into more neighborhoods tonight and that will keep us cool for tremendous sleeping weather in the 50s once again. it will be cool at the coast this holiday weekend, but expect warmer weather especially inland. and here is a look at the satellite and you can see plenty of activity well away from us, but the low pressure to our north with the counter clockwise

flow will be steering a stronger sea breeze through at least friday before the warm weather comes back saturday. temperatures a little bit below average in san jose. peninsula, 71 in millbrae. 60 to 62 along the peninsula coast. 66 to 68 whether downtown, sausalito. low to mid-60s along the coast. and we have low to mid-80s through most of the north bay. along the east bay shore, low to mid-70s and then i head into the east bay valley, mid to upper 80s are possible. of course if you are driving around the car, your thermometer may hit 90. low to upper 50s tonight. and you see a rebound friday, but the warmest temperatures are saturday, sunday and monday. people were fired up on

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>> and we are talking about months of prepaid barriers, which is so exciting. it was the best news i'd heard in a long time. >> and there are a few clues about who made the donation. we're told it is a homeowner in the area who wants to support local businesses. and the giants and as set to begin workouts on friday to get ready for their shortened season. no fans will be allowed in the ballparks, but both teams still hope to fill the stands with the likeness of you card board cutouts. it will cost access members about 50 bucks. everyone else pays about 90 bucks. or $130 for ball zone. proceeds benefit the community fund.

and giants cutouts are free for season ticket holders. regular fans have to pay about $100. mike, will we see you in tstand? >> no. nobody wants to see a card board cut out of me. here is a look at the drought monitor. 58% of the state is under a grout a drought. and so about two-thirds of the bay area neighborhoods. the resideervoirs are getting l but not into the danger category yet. we'll have to keep an eye on it. back to you. and next at 6:00, breaking

news in seattle where police have just moved into clear the area taken over by protesters weeks ago. and we'll show you a new study that was done on face masks, stitched, nonstitched, bandana, off the shelf cone style, which one works the best. and it is now the first day of july and many parents are beginning to think about the upcoming school year, will my kids be heading back to school. in santa clara, we have an outline of what that will look like. we're sad but questiwe will stand up. >> we're tired, but we won't give up. >> we are angry, but we will still take action. >> we're all equal. >> our voices are better, stronger, together 7, we are li. to find an ally, go

now at 6:00, the major announcement expected from grew governor newsom as coronavirus indications spike. and get kids back in school.

one county has revealed what the new year might look like. can you believe it snr? it is july >> yeah, birthday month, everybody. >> and birthday hair. >> yeah, let's go, it is july. >> we've been waiting all morning to talk about your hair. it looks fabulous. >> thank you. and my sf my stylist watches the show and she wassism presse a reggie, she wassism press ism m your hair. and i was the weakest link but now we're back. >> if you