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 used as much gel and hairspray as i do, you can do anything with your hair. let's talk about the weather. there are low clouds. it is 54 degrees. and here is your 12 hour planner. mid to upper 50s this morning. what you will notice is as we head into the afternoon hours, bay and inland temperatures will pull back a little exbit. and a big warming trend for the weekend, that is coming up. are and police in seattle are clearing the so-called c.h.o.p. zone. this is a neighborhood that has been occupied for weeks by protest ertz.

th you can see that officers there, it doesn't look like they are having a lot of interaction with the protesters, but they definitely have a strong presence in that area. the police department says that they were acting on an executive order from the mayor of seattle. the mayor's office says the city had to do something to address the violence in the area. c.h.o.p. stands for capitol hill organized protest. and we know that 13 people have been arrested. and of course we'll continue to watch this and monitor it and bring you updates. governor newsom is expected to make some major announcements today at 234507noon. he will reveal new enforcements about masks and tighter restrictions. and lauren martinez has more on this.

>> and the governor didn't indicate what type of changes may be in store ahead of the holiday weekend, but did say that additional restrictions are being considered. yesterday he said if you won't stay at home and you won't wear a mask in public, they have to enforce. the state has seen a 50% increase in confirmed infections over the past two week. >> we'll be looking at a lot of the current stay-at-home orders, rather start to look at the health orders and health directors in relationship to indoor versus outdoor activities. >> the state requires people to wear masks when they can't maintain 23physical distance, b public officials say lack of social distancing may have contributed to the surge that we're seeing. newsom plans to tirt tighten th up. we're getting an idea of what the upcoming school year could look like for k through 12

students and staff. santa clara public health leaders released detailed guidance. this morning the pressure is on to prepare for the possibility of a return to the classroom. and julian glover is live with more on that. >> exactly. they are trying to get ready just in case in-person instruction is a possibility for the fall. but right now dr. cody says that is up in the air. but they want to release a framework. and we have to be honest, it depends on what grade your student will be going into. the focus for elementary schools, worry less about keeping them apart physically and they would not have to wear face coverings. instead younger students may be kept in small cohorts that don't mix. and middle and high school students would be spaced out and

required to wear face masks. and parents are asked to stay in cars when possible during dropoff and pickup. >> it is up to us to adapt and suppress the levels. the better that we did that, the more sure we can be that schools can safely open. >> so what happens if a student or staff member tests positive? the entire cohort would likely be tested and possibly quarantined for two weeks. that is why the health officer is recommended assigned seating and assigned bathrooms. so what about extra cacurricula actives? choir, band and cheer, that is off-limits. anything that is loud and could kick off virus in the affaiir. and sports are still to be determined. the full guidelines are on the website abc7news.com.

and the coronavirus pandemic is forcing college students to take a 45hard look at their pla. stanford will stagger students through the school year. even though most are going virtual, there will be limited student housing. and they will split it up according to your year in school. so freshmen, sophomores and transfer students can live on campus during fall and summer quarters. juniors and seniors can apply for housing winter and spring. and that leaves those like cricket who is also blind out of luck. >> i don't have a place to stay befo . i've been sleeping on couches and doing what i can. >> students at san jose state are also in limbo. administrators are still working on their plans for reopening.

covid-19 cases could nearly triple. and that warning is coming from dr. fauci. he says a surging number of infections could looef the leave the health care system in dire condition. and some communities are without crucial real time information about the spread of the virus. he says that americans need to wear masks, socially distance and take urgent precautions. >> i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around. >> 35 states are reporting big increases in infections. 17 are pausing or rolling blaei reopenings. and wear a mask or risk a ban. 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 napa county deputies say that 27-year-old man from san francisco drowned at lake berryessa on monday. this is the second in just the past week. and the third in the past month. the sheriff he's office sa's of the ground drops off sharply. so unless that you are an expert swimmer, best that you stay out of the water. and there will be extra patrol to the crack down on the use of fireworks. they say that the fireworks are dangerous and impact vulnerable people. and coming up, the new cease

and desist letter from the san francisco attorney. and new data on the coronavirus inside amazon's warehouses. and we have some grhave gra this morning. and look what the sea breeze does to our temperatures. we're cooler

we'll call it partly cloudy. and in the south bay, around degrees. and here is a look at your activity planner. it will be breezy, brut no small craft advisory.

check out the temperatures, low to mid 60s in san francisco. mid to upper 50s on either side of that. total sunshine in the pa thenpe. and check out the 67 at 8:00. and in the east bay, mid to upper 70s from noon to 4:00. 66 with sunshine 8:00 this evening. looks like a great day. how about traffic? good morning, everyone. so if you are headed out the door, you run into any issues on our roadways. but bhart oig hazardo.a.r.t. ha tool that can identified how you can social distance yourself from others. these ridership charts are broken down by time of day. green means empty, yellow means felle fuller than others. and they will update them

weekly. ridership was way down since the shelt shelter-in-place orders were issued and b.a.r.t. doesn't expect them to recover anytime soon. so this is a tool to find trains that are not crowded. coming up next, the countdown to the fourth of july. a lot of people may be planning a beach getaway, but one local o mayor is asking you to stay away. and also taco bell trends on going and it is not for a good reason. the promotion tha

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at protesters. and officers have arrested at least 70 people on charges that they violated the new law. local authorities mainland chinese officials have the power to investigate, property cute a -- ross cute and finish the dissenters. so this is seen as a big problem. and amazon has been tracking covid-19 outbreaks at its warehouses and now we have a little more information. the company has refused to publicly reveal the data it has collected other the past several months, but an internal memo says the virus has spread in at least one warehouse. that data could raise concerns

about the infection rate at all facilities. amazon compared it to just under what the actual community infection rates are. and beaches in santa cruz have been open for a week and hotels and state parks are open, but there will not be any fireworks shows or any planned events other the weekend. >> if people choose to come to santa cruz, we very much are asking that they wear masks, that they socially distance and this they use good hygiene practices. we've done a tremendous job of keeping our numbers low here in the city. want our residents to feel safe. >> the mayor says he doesn't expect crowds to show up, about but he wants people to use kaugts. and stay in your wubbubble. >> and the weather will be good in santa cruz?

>> yeah, santa cruz is likely to have the best weather if you are looking for warm sunshine and lighter breezes. 80 saturday and 81 with sunshine on sunday. here is a look at san jose, hazy conditions and a few clouds. today hazy sunshine will rule even at the coast. sea breeze kicks in and hangs around through at least friday. and then away from the coast, we have warm to hot weather for the holiday weekend. you can see the clouds will move out quickly. and the heat will retreat to the east and that means that we're losing warmth. mill wbrae at 71.

62 along the peninsula coast. 62 to 63 a little more sunshine but a little breezy along the north bay coast. 777 in san rafael. and just about everybody either in the else in the low for mid 80s in the north bay. inland, mid to upper 80s. this morning we're in the 50s. and low to mid-50s again tonight with administer clo more cloud. and we'll rebound back to average friday and then warmer than average saturday, sunday and monday. let's bring in ginger zee with what is coming up on xwcgm.

>> and nice to be with you. the latest on the new warning from dr. fauci saying that new cases could more than double to 100,000 a day. the country of course hitting another daily record. so we'll investigate some of the measures to contain the virus. and the question that all parents want answered, what will school look like in the fall if kids good go back? we'll have a look at some of the ways that cities states are preparing. g >> and we're honoring some brave nurses. this is a very special story. it is coming up on gma. >> we need a good feel good story as we are halfway through 2020. we'll take it. >> yeah, halfway through 2020.

it will help. >> okay. good. counting on it. thank you. now we'll talk about taco bhel. because they offered free food and of course the internet exploded with interest. but of course they had issues. and the app crashed. and of course a lot of customers were frustrated. it comes with a fire layer burrito, taco and a drink. and they are aware that users can't access is because of higher than normal traffand wor to fix the problem. >> did you have fast food at your high school? no h >> we had taco bell. >> oh, fancy.

>> i know. there was nothing fancy about my school, but for some reason, we were able to get a good old regular taco or bean burrito. i don't know why. >> and now we're blessed. maybe. >> maybe. new at 6:00, wharton business school new dean and she's making history. and plus putting masks to the test. a new study

yesterday we had 58% state is under some type of drought. it hasn't changed much. we don't receive much charain t time of the year.

so we look at the reservoirs and so far we've lost about 5% to 10% from our highs earlier. so we're getting down into the 76%. this is something that we need to watch as we move deeper into the summer and fire season. and san francisco city attorney is coming down hard on catholic churches in the city accusing the arch tdiocese of violating health orders. the city attorney sent the diocese a cease and desist letter after multiple churches held masses. complain complaints were filed after holding public masses in june. and this man is training to be a priest and he shared his hy mas

be sacred and special which shouldn't be tarnished by something that has a sort of human concern. and part of it is that we're gist being rational about it temperature none of us have experienced any symptoms. >> and the city attorney gave them one day to comply or risk a restraining order. and the archdiocese says that they notified the priests to comply with the health orders. and it appears that well fitted stitched fabric masks might work best to prevent the spread of covid-19. researchers simulated coughing and sneezing using synthetic fog. they tested stitched fabric, losing fitting, bandanas and nonmedical grade coronavirus style masks. droplets from the stitched only

traveled 2.5 inches. >> based on what we saw, they were the least effect difference in stopping the smallest droplets. and the tightly woven fabrics were the best. >> which is basically what you would expect. researches say cone style masks we were the second best. bandana offered the least protection, but still better than no masks. i'm sure seeing a lot of people wearing those bandanas. and now you know they are far less effective. >> i think people think they look cute. huh-uh. >> you know what is not cute? coronavirus. >> we agree. >> okay.

good. next at 6:30, we're tracking a major announcement expected from governor newsom that could lead to a reopening reversal in the state. and covid-19 cases are

coronavirus cases exploding across the state. governor newsom ready to take action. >> the framework for us is this, you won't stay home, and you not going to wear a mask in public, we have to enforce. >> the new mask enforce pment a more orders expected to be announced. kids getting back to school. what our nation's pandemic doctor is now recommending for the fall. and covid testing may easier, the trials getting understaunder way. and brad guad guys are tryi

take advantage. >> and a risk for those working at home. good morning. it is wednesday, july 1. >> and guess what july 1 is, my friends? it is my an swreniversary at ab news. >> get out! >> and it has been great. >> and here is to 20 more. >> thank you, my friends. >> i think it says a lot about all of us in the fast friends we became and the instant chemistry we had once we got to know each other. so i think that helped a lot. you guys are good people as we

say in the south. let's take a look at the weather. fair feield, 171-mile-per-hour wind. and the sea breeze will keep us a little cooler today. and look how much dealership the ma -- how much the marine layer is. and the warmest is the mid to upper 80s in the east bay valleys, but 77 in san rafael, 84 in santa rosa. we'll cool the next couple days and we'll show you that coming up. breaking news at 6:30. an experimental covid-19 vaccine under development by pfizer is sowing positive results. te company announced this morning early trials show that

patients developed antibodies against the coronavirus but it caused fever and other side effects. they were not serious and did not require patients to be hospitalized. so the next step here, pfizer will conduct large studies of the vaccine to find out if patients are immune to the coronavirus and that would begin this summer. > governor newsom is expected to tighten coronavirus restrictions in california and this is after a 50% increase in confirmed cases in two weeks. he already ordered some bars to reclose and more measures are likely on the way. lauren martinez is live ins n t news room with details. >> the governor says if you are not going to stay at home and not going to wear a mask in public, they have to enforce. and he will be making those announcements on increased enforcement today at noon.

and governor newsom says one area of concern is family gatherings. >> they may walk into that barbecue with masks on, they may put the cooler down, immediately the mask comes off, and you have a glass of water, and all of a sudden nieces and nephews start con gra ga g con xwra debating around and uncle joe is putting them back to aunt jane. >> newsome says that they will be expressing their xern about the seriousness of physical distancing and that tell be more aggressive in enforcing the health orders. and you can watch the governor's covid update right here on abc 7 at noon.

sgl sglee. and coronavirus has spread in at least 16 state congressional facilities. there is a plan to handle the outbreak. and there is a hearing scheduled to begin at 9:00. and covid-19 cases are surging at san quentin. more 1100 inmates and more than 100 staffers and guards have tested positive. and local hospitals complaint handle many mother patients abomore patients. >> and there might be room again after discharges.patients more patients. >> and there might be room again after discharges. >> they want the situation taken care of at the prison to free up hospital beds. a san quentin inmate says that main inmates are not given medicine and instead when they get to a certain point of sickness, they are taken to the hospital. >> dr. fauci supports children

returning to school. he says that had minute straight to toshs should make decisions sxwending on your region. >> if you have a certain amount of infection dynamics, things can be done modifying the schedule, allowing under certain circumstances online virtual lessons. >> dr. fauci says we need to come bhado whatever we can to get kids back to school. and the results of a new survey of 4500 parents show that most parents are fine day of school and another half of them being distance learning. they also favored one day of in school instruction followed by distance learning the next day. and 51% say that they supported year round schooling in order to catch up.

>> they want more regular communication with their teacher, they want more i believe instruction al minua mi more small groups. >> and they say evidence shows the academic, mental and physical benefits of intern learning outweigh the risks from coronavirus. and joe biden is on the attack going after president trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak and his reluctance to wear a mask. biden says that the president has surrendered to the pandemic and urged him to set a public health example by wearing a matching. and the president is blessing on with an early fourth of july celebration at mt. rushmore. thousands are expected to attend and while masks will be handed out, wearing them is optional and social distancing is not going to be enforced. >> we have to send a clear message from the top of the federal government that everyone

needs to wear a mask in public. >> the problem has no problem with masks. >> coming up, the fellow republicans who are now urging the president to wear a mask in public. protecting private information, there has been a spike in security issues as remote work becomes our new normal. what you need to know next. and we're looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. it looks like we're up this morning about 160 points. we'll have another update on how the markets are doing. and forget the nasal swab, uc berkeley researchers are working on a less invasive covid-19 test. and our commute is looking very good this morning. it was great yesterday, great today, so i'm happy to bring you that positive news. we'll check out a live look right now at the bay bridge toll

plaza. and metering lights came on at 6:31 this morning. we're seeing a bet backup, but the traffic is moving. and i do have another update.be backup, but the traffic is moving. and i do have another update.et backup, but the traffic is moving. and i do have another update.t , but the traffic is moving. and i do have another update. b but the traffic is moving. and i do have another update. across the golden gate bridge, tolls went up at midnight. fasttrack drivers will pay $7.70. and drivers without fasttrack will pay $8.20. or up to $8.40, i'm sorry. and fares for the busses and ferries will go up in varying amounts. now let's check on the

>> we have mid-50s just about everywhere on either side of the peninsula. 58 at redwood city, up in the north bay around santa rosa. and we are more cloud cover than yesterday. and so if you drive up into the clouds along the coast, you may run in on a bit of mist. south bay, increasing sunshine. low to mid-80s for several hours this afternoon. and for the east bay valleys, we jump ten degrees every two hours. 81 noon. and upper 80s this afternoon.

71 by 8:00. and warmest is the north bay where you have the same tdegree jump. upper 80s this afternoon. and about 73 degrees at 8:00. we want fto talk about the high temperatures. and a preview of "hamilton" streaming on disney plus this friday. take a look. ♪

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check out what is waiting for you outside. a little more clouds cover today and cooler temperatures by the afternoon. about 4 to 10 degrees cooler in some areas. 87 at 4:00. so still warm, but look at a gorgeous 50eevening around the . 102 in palm springs. and tahoe at 75. and check out the weekend forecast, couldn't be more average. the former officer charged with killing rayshard brooks bonded out of

t the. prosecutors wanted him to stay infatally shooting brooks. the attorney for rolfe said that the former officer is not a threat to the community. the $500,000 bond comes with curfew and he must wear an ankle monitor. and we're at the timing an idea of what the upcoming school year could look like in the south bay. education is one of the key focuses that we have are here as we work to build a better bay area. this morning the pressure is on to prepare for the possibility of a return to the classroom. and julian glover is live with the guidance just released by santa clara county. >> and dr. cody offers no promises and this is not any

different. no guarantee that schools will be back in session, but they are releasing a framework. it depends on what grade your student is in. elementary schools don't have 20 worry about takface coverings. and middle and high school students will be 135isspaced ou have to ways face coverings. an parents will be asked to stay inside of cars when possible. >> and what we're learning so far with covid is that young children aren't the engines of transmission as they are with flu. in fact it is more likely that an adult would spread to a child. >> if a student or staff member does test positive for coronavirus, the entire cohort of students would likely be tested and quarantined for two weeks. and that is why the health officer is recommend being things like assigned seating and even assigned restrooms.

extracurriculars are limited and sports still up in the air. one of the biggest keys is parents not sending a sick child to school as we have seen with many of the krocoronavirus gri guideline, many others follow these guidelines. and so there is a 22 page document on our website abc7news.com. jewel why nulian glover, an be . and there is now research on a test that is just with your a l saliva. and the test allows researchers to identify zic haidentify asym

students. >> and he with have to make sure that we're protecting the community. so key to make sure that we test the students. there is an important warning this morning as more of us are working in home. cyber criminals are exploiting % people who work remotely to steal sensitive data. and ucsff paid $1.1 million in ransom after its computer network was attacked. and experts say incidents like there are too common. sometimes hackers use artificial intelligence to their advantage. >> and we respond at a human

scale. so if an attack happens 100 times per second and we can respond to just one per hour, you can see why we're at a disadvantage. >> so reset the wi-fi password. and separate work and home devices on separate wi-fi networks. and do not allow ours to use work devices. and history at the university of pennsylvania being made today. it is dr. james first day of the dean of the wharton school of which is. she is the first woman and the first person of clock to lead the institution. and this morning she discussed bloats haprotests have renewed the process. >> and we often say that there is not a pipeline of diverse talent. but if you look at a narrow set of places, there is not diversity. so broaden where they kno they e

identify the talent that might be untapped. >> and you can watch the full interview on ghchgma. >> love to see that and that i one thing to get in the role, biyou have to make sure that other people get there too. >> amen to that. it is about time. mike, how are we looking today? >> looking pretty good. love shethese pictures.

tonight it will be wonderful for sleeping. and warmer temperatures will hit our bay and inland neighborhoods. the areas of low pressure are enas far e hansing the sea breeze and that brings us cooler weather through friday. and 71 in millbrae, everybody else mid to upper 70s. coast side, we hahave about 60 62. and mid to upper 60s downtown. and mainly low to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. and mainly mid to upper 70s along the east bay shore. berkeley and rich mobd at mond 71. east bay valley, mid to upper 80s. and tonight more clouds cover

and the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. the 7 day forecast, coolest tomorrow, we'll rebound a couple degrees friday, bring us back to average. saturday and sunday, the warmest days with 80s and 90s away from the coast. four people are safe after the chp had to come to their rescue. this is video that shows a chp flight officer being lowered down on a harness to rescue them. all four apparently were clinging on to the cliff. one by one, they were hoisted to safety. and right now no word on how they got stranded. and there will be a propose to bring a strong mayor system to the bay area.

and the council session ended last night without a decision. under the proposal, the mayor wuld get more power.nts say ton corruption at city hall.isnd oa have strong mayor systems in place. if this passes, the mayor would have his term extended until 2024. currently it would end in 2022. businesses in one san francisco neighborhood are getting a huge helping hand. anonymous donor is paying for the bhar cad the barricades as the outdoor dining ramps up. >> and this could last for months of prepaid barriers. this is so exciting. it really is like the most

heartwarming thing. >> definitely good news. and there are a few clues about who made the donation. we've been told that it is a homeowner in the area who wants to support local businesses. a small arm of people using 3d printers is still busy making personal protective gear for pronts line o frontline workers. printers run 20 hours a day seven day as weak makis a week for anyone who needs them. >> even though the resources invested in our facility here are primarily for education, they can be pressed in to service to the community very, very quickly. >> other bay area schools are stepping up too. san francisco school district allowed students to take 3d

printers home over the simmummeo make face shields. and you can join better bay area and share your gratitude for everyone on the frontlines of the battle. just use #better bay area and we'll share it with the community. do you have it? >> you know it, friend. i miss doing this with you. >> our self care time. >> self care time. >> because what? it is your anniversary. it is yoan verse and i. one year, kumasi. >> love it, thank you. >> so coming up next, we'll share the 7 things we need to know. and abc 7 has launched a new streaming app.

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here are 7 things to know thorn. number o this morning. governor newsom is expected to announce new restrictions today as the number of covid-19 cases s continues to surge. and health officer dr. cody says that reopening schools depends on the containment of covid-19. and number three, americans are banned from the eu because of our rising coronavirus cases. this is the first day that the eu is welcoming back international travelers. and number four, u.s. coronavirus cases could trip

in the coming day, that washing from dr. fauci. and here is a look from our exploratorium, a gray start to july with slightly cooler temperatures this afternoon thanks to the sea breeze returning. and number six, it has been an incredible ride this morning. a live look showing you 101. pretty clear there and almost all across the bay area. and number seven, check it out, the giants and as hope to fill the stands with card board cutouts of people like you. a cut out costs the as access members 49 bucks. everybody else has to pay 89 brucks. but the money benefits the oakland as community fund. giants fan cutouts are free for season ticket holders. others have to pay 99 bucks. mike, i want to see you on a

cutout. >> and i've been told to change the shelves good morning, america. out of control. a dire new warning from dr. anthony fauci. >> we're going in the wrong direction. >> the nation's top infectious disease expert says the number of new cases a day could more than double. >> i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around. >> 16 states reporting new records this week. california's governor threatens new restrictions. >> you're not going to stay home and you're not going to wear masks in public, we have to enforce, and we will. >> the northeast slaps a two-week quarantine on visitors from 16 states and new concerns as the virus crosses state lines. hundreds of new cases in virginia traced back to myrtle beach, south carolina. one of the nation's leading public health experts joins us

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