hey, guys. hope you had a great weekend. >> and judging by some of the parties, there wasn't a lot of social distancing. it will be interesting to see if

cases spike this week. i mean, it is -- people are over it. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise and we'll get back to that topic. here is a look at live doppler 7. the thickest marine layer clouds and most widespread are over the ocean, but we do have a few clouds along the east bay shore and in the north bay and along the peninsula coast also. nothing too thick right now, but you can definitely see the haze in the air. we'll be in the 60s along the coast. 71 to 77 as the breezes kick in before noon keeping us 73 to 84. so up to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. happening now, evacuations in place for parts of santa clara county as a fire continues to burn near gilroy. so this is the affected area of the crews road near oak spring circle. flames broke out yesterday

afternoon and quickly grew out of control. at least 1500 acres have already burned and that fire is only 15% contained. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for people along canada road and highway 152. evacuation center is set up at the gilroy senior center. and no more indoor dining in marin county at least for the next three weeks. it is all because of worsening covid-19 conditions. the economy including coronavirus related openings and closings is something that we're following closely as part of our evident to build a better bay area. and liz kreutz is live for us this morning. >> reporter: it is so disappointing for restaurants right now, but you can't say that you didn't expect it. these restaurants knew that if cases did not go down that there would be rollbacks to this reopening and that is exactly what we are now seeing.

i'm outside this restaurant, an italian restaurant, where just last week we were here as they reopened their door to indoor diners. but now no more. the county is saying for at least the next three weeks, no more diners can be inside restaurants. 77% of cases here are amonglati 16% of the county's population. and so as for restaurants, the mandate is effective immediately today for the next three weeks at least. the county at least says the state department of health is putting together strike teams that will be making sure that restaurants and businesses are now in compliance.

liz kreutz, abc 7 news. and in santa clara county, they won't be entering the next phase of reopening. the state is not allowing it. and this plan would have allowed small gatherings and reopenings more businesses like gyms, hair salons and nail salons. but yoi outdoor dodoor dining is still . and nearly 240 scientists have published an open letter to the world health organization arguing that the coronavirus is airborne. the experts worn that tiny droplets from your mouth or nose can linger in the air and penetrate your lungs. the world health organization has refused to say that viral particles floating indoors are infectious. the agency maintains that r research is inconclusive. scientists want them to revise how they explain air transmission of thisirus. and the fourth of

ho looket dplays were canceled, beaches were closed. but as andrew dymburt reports, it didn't prevent people from getting together. >> reporter: and there is a spike in cases, crowds and celebrations this weekend were seen coast to coast. many ignoring social distancing and mask recommedations. in florida, one of the nation's newest covid-19 hot spots, there are now over 200,000 confirmed cases. 10,000 in one day alone. the state now accounting for 20% of new cases in the entire country. as the case do rise, increase in hospitalizations will definitebly increase definitely increase as well. and texas had a record number of hospitalizations this past weekend. and the mayor of austin saying -- >> if we don't changes

trajectory, then i'm within two weeks of having our hospitals overrun. >> reporter: and in arizona, officials say icu beds are running out. only about 150 remain in the entire state. >> we opened way too early in arizona. we were one of the last states to go to stay-at-home and one of the first to reemerge. >> reporter: and president trump continues to dismiss the new numbers again suggesting that the spikes are a result of more testing. >> we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we showcases, of which are totally harmless. >> reporter: and dr. hawn disagrees. >> what i say is any case we don't want to have in 24 country. any death, any case is stranlgsic. tragic. and health officials are hoping that a vaccine could be produced by the end of this year or early next year.

and still many parts of the country are moving forward. new york city for example once the enpipicenter is moving forw with phase three. and here in d.c., we entered phase two. andrew dymburt, abc news, washington. and a man in china has been diagnosed with the bubonic plague. health officials in china say a herdsman is being treated at a hospital, an alert has been issued warning people against hunting, eating or transporting potentially infected animals. prevention measures will remain enforce for the rest of the year. antibiotics can cure the disease if delivered early. and in the u.s., about even is cas -- sevenen cases are reported on average per year. and san francisco police are investigating the shooting death of this 6-year-old boy.

his family has identified him as jace young and he was killed while celebrating the fourth of yul. police areide atn.oting off engel street. another man was taken to the hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. >> one incident ever violen of one too many and we want to do everything we can against all the homicides in our communities. >> police do not have a description of the suspect or suspects. they ask that you call or text their anonymous tip line if you know anything. terrible. a woman accused of helping jeffrey epstein recruit women to

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low to upper 50s just about everywhere. san rafael, about 54 degrees. strong sunshine but comfortable conditions temperature-wise if you are outside. small craft advisory, so very windy and common pi on tchoppy bay today. here is a look at the crews fire. the winds are calm, so waking up to pristine conditions for the firefighters there.winds will pick up out of the west by the evening hours, but it will also draw in a little more humidity. so a catch 22. good news the winds are also dropping the temperature down to 78 by wednesday, but near 9024 week this weekend. good morning, everyone.this. good morning, everyone.week. good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see that the traffic is

beginning to slow towards the high rise. it looks like some furniture may have fallen off a car and blocked the middle lane there. and also there is a trash bag and some debris further up. so if you au you are traveling westbound, there will be a slowdown. hopefully everything will get cleaned up in a few minutes. and we have walnut creek to dublin, about 14 minutes for that ride. and santa rosa to san francisco, 47 minutes. and highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. back to you. and prosecutors expect ghislaine maxwell to be extradited to new york this week. they want her to appear in court this friday. maxwell is the british socialite who was arrested for allegedly helping jeffrey epstein recruit women to sexually abuse. she agreed to be transferred to face charges. epstein died by suicide last

august while a wait willing trial in new york. and plan approved, what classes will look like at one bay area school district in the fall. and also tesla fans going nuts over the automaker's sexy new

91-year-old composer passed away at a hospital in rome after falling and breaking his leg. the oscar winning composer was well-known for melodies from the good, the bad and the ugly. and once upon a time in the west. he also took home an academy award for his score for hatefull 8. and another test is scheduled for the boeing 737 max in the next coming days.

the "wall street journal" reports that they will evaluae the safety of the software faxes th fixes that the company made. and pilots are trying to see how well an average pilot can handle emergencies using the revised software. this is just one of multiple tests expected to take place in the coming weeks. tesla's website crashed for a short time after elon musk announced that it is selling short shorts. uh-huh. look at 'em. they feature the tesla logo on the front and then s 3 xy are on the back. those are models of their cars. this is part of a joke that musk makes about short sellers who bet against tesla's stock. the cost? about 70 bucks or a reference to marijuana. these shorts are sold out.

that was a lot to read. and put together. just sell the shorts. >> i'm exhausted listening to that. >> cute or not? >> are you asking me? really? >> i didn't need all the backgrou background. tat is too deep. just look at it and be cute. >> and of course the sexy shorts are only available for women because that tracks. >> tragic. >> he doesn't codo anything easily. he always has to have a back story or two or four or six. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. hi, everybody, it is monday. look at sfo, yep, you can see the clouds lurking off in the

distance as we look off to the west. sunny and milder today because of the breezes. they will be pretty aggressive during the afternoon hours. patchy cloud cover tonight and sunny with above average highs this weekend. by noon, clouds still hanging around the peninsula, but those won't match up to the flow and we'll have total sunshine everywhere this afternoon. the breeze coming off the water though, mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay. low to mid-80s for gilroy. 79 in san jose. 60 in pacifica to about 64 in daly city. that is your spread along the peninsula coast. upper 60s for downtown and south san usali and san rafael upper 70s because of the wrinds off t

winds off the brey. and even 90 in calistoga. hercules about 78. livermore about 82. tonight we'll fall back into the low to upper 50s. we'll have about the same wednesday as today and then temperatures will take off slowly starting thursday. 80s and 90s away from the coast this weekend. have a good day. and now let's check in with ginger zee. >> good morning to you. nice to be with everybody this morning. coming up near on gma after the holiday weekend, nine states have hit new coronavirus records. some americans as we saw in video evidence celebrating without social distancing. so now hundreds of doctors are warning that the virus is likely airborne. one of the nation's leading health experts will join us to discuss. also this morning, sad news

overnight, nick cordero passed his. his wife's emotional message for us. and tributes are coming in. and then growing concerns about pro sports coming back, dozens of baseball or basketball players testing positive. some of them choosing to sit out the season. now as the neighbor is about to head to orlando, j.j. redick will join us live, why he is saying that he playing this year -- he will play, i'm sorry, even though he is not completely comfortable. plus it is our great american cookout and robin will be grilling up nacho burgers with one of her favorite chefs. so let's go. >> why not. >> and i'm just are imagining a lot of cheese. like melted cheese all over the place. and i don't know what. >> yeah, what i love, it is celebrating one of her favorite

restaurants. but my goodness, this is next level. >> sounds it. we'll see you soon, thanks so much. people who grew up in san francisco know all too well that the city has changed a lot over the years. now it is topping a list for one particular neighborhood quality. and as you get your day started, we're taking a live look outside as people make their way over the bay bridge this morning. a great start to our monday. i do motivational speakingld. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to

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let's talk about the winds. a as a matter of fact craft advisory, 11:00 through 9:00. could gust up to nearly 45 miles per hour. and that is why temperatures droppic ng in some neighborhood.

by friday that is gone. about the same saturday and a couple degrees warmer sunday. and school will definitely look different when students return to class in palo alto. the board of education there has officially approved the district's planning. elementary students will be taught in person. and middle schools and high school schools will stay at home. and there will be options for small group activities on campus. parents will be asked if they want their children to learn remotely or in person. the sacramento kings and milwaukee bucks have shut down their practice facilities and this is after both teams received results of a recent cov the kings plan to keep their practice facility closed until they leave orlando on wednesday. it is not clear if there was more one test on the bucks, but the team will also close their

facility, they leave on thursday. new study shows that san francisco is the most intensely gentrified city in america. the national community reinvestment coalition looked at the numbers. researchers focused on 2013 to 2017 and they looked at the most vulnerable neighborhoods. and san francisco, oakland, number one on that list when it comes to generally if i indicatijen friday if i indication and followed by denver, boston and miami ft. lauderdale. and other cities include san jose, sacramento, san diego and los angeles. >> a lot of people say that the city has changed so much and it is kind of interesting to see it put like that. >> especially during those years when we were seeing such a boom of tech. well, coming up next, the push to reopen despit

coronavirus. tourist hot spot that is welcoming visitors starting today. crews have been out here overnight battling the crews fire, some 1500 acres. we're hearing that some homes are being threatened. i'm julian glover with wh>>at>e monument hitting a famous abolition nis. and as we head to break, taking a live look outside, a beautiful monday morning. this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require a bit of compromise. but, there's no settling here. at floor and decor, she gets to fulfill her vision while i get in-stock products at budget-friendly prices. all in one trip. plus, we get the installation materials we need to get it done right and right on time. it's a win-win. now that's shopping like a pro. explore floor and decor, now open

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a brush afire explodes to 1500 acres. and firefighters expect to get extra help today. and also video of police arresting a man after "black lives matter" supporters say he and marin county turns back the

dial on reopening as covid-19 cases continue to rise. oimc tt whe hean the season in. >> and major league baseball expected to announce a full season schedule today. hopefully playing later this month. happy monday, friends. let's get the energy up on this monday morning. >> i know, you're right. i felt a sag. >> we need to get it together because it is monday. it is july. and mike, i don't know, but i'm going to say the weather is going to be great. >> yes, no matter what i say, the weather will be great. let's just be in denial all day. actually, the weather will be

pretty nice. the seabreeze is coming back andful gand wl g a little aggre. but it is a dry air. n not much in the way of cloud cover. we'll be low to mid-70s around the bay. mid-80s in the north bay and south bay and low to upper 80s in the east bay valleys. let's talk about the crews fire. firefighters waking up to pretty pristine conditions this morning. 52 degrees, 88% relative humidity. and it is calm right now. the winds will pick up a little bit during the afternoon hour, getting up around 10 to 15 miles per hour. even gusts up to 20, that will be during the afternoon and evening hours. but those are bringing in higher humidity and cooler temperatures through at least wednesday. the winds back off, humidity level grop drops and near near r

t aat evacuated.r tout the fire is burning in the area of crews road near oak spring circle in the foothills east of gilr gilroy. and julian glover is live near the scene. >> reporter: and we're still waiting for an update to see if any progress has been made in containing this, but at least check, 1500 acres and 15% containment. that is what the fire crews were looking at. and this is video from the ground. these are the flames that have forced some 25 homes to be evacuated so far. the folks being evacuated are being taken to the gym

134r center. and this fire started around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. and this is the response from cal fire. >> ten engines, two battalion chiefs, a helicopter. and so attacking it significantly during the evening. >> reporter: and you can see just how close those flames were burning next to a home and also some horses that were stabled nearby. again, this has been spreading quickly for much of the evening and those fire crews just trying y gun a handle on it, attacking we'll check in with cal fire in a bit to get an update. as soon as we learn more, we'll let you know. julian glover, abc 7 news.

so the winds are a concern for firefighters. and there is also another fire burning near the anderson reservoir. evacuation orders from the park fire were lifted last night. the fire has burned about 350 acres, it is 70% contained. and investigators are welcoming to figure out if fireworks may have sparked the fire. and there is an air quality alert because of the fires. happening today, governor newsom will be giving an update on the coronavirus response. we'll bring to you live on abc 7 news at noon and the abc7news.. so today's update is just a day after a large group protested outside of the oaks. protesters are demanding action be taken inside state prisons

where more than 2400 inmates and 500 workers have tested positive for covid-19. 25 inmates at california's prisons have died including two from san quentin last week. it is unclear if newsom will address the issue at the noon update. and sonoma county is in danger of being added to the watch list because of a surge in covid-19 cases. 92 people tested positive for the virus between friday and saturday and that is the largest number that they have seen in the 24 hour period since the start of the pandemic. ending up on that watch list would force health leaders to roll back some of the recent openings like camp grounds, gyms and hotels. and they are considering the possibility of citing people who don't wear face coverings. >> so if you are coming to sonoma county, if you are entering in to store, bring your veominancial consequencese may if you don't.

>> she says the county still needs to figure out who would hand out the citations. at the live desk, police in rochester are investigating why a statue of frederick douglass was taken down from its base. police found the statue thrown over a fence at the park. the act of vandalism comes on the 168th anniversary of the speech titled what to the slave is the fourth of july. >> what comes from this? what good is this? is this some kind of retaliation because of the national fervor over confederate monuments right now? very disappointing. it is beyond disappointing. >> and the statue was one of 13 placed throughout the city in 2018 and this is the second monument to be vandalized. they hope to get a replacement

soon. authorities are trying to identify the people who pulled down the statue of sera at the state capital. they tried to light it on fire and wrapped it with tow straps and tore it down be. mistreatment of native americans has become a flash point for protesters. the highway patrol is investigatings incident as vandalism and chp officers patrol the capitol grounds. and happening today, a suspect in the disappearance and murder of vanessa guillen will be in court for the first time. back to jobina. >> and sicily aguilar is accused of helping to dismember and hide guillen's body. what we're learning is that investigators say a second suspect in the case aaron robinson took his own life after being identified as a suspect. guillen disappeared in april.

her remains were found late last month 20 miles from the base. aguilar is the estranged wife of a former soldier and she told investigators that guillen saw a picture of her on robinson's phone and threatened to report him for edadultery which is crime in the military. but guillen's family says that robinson was sexually harassing guillen. >> that is not like vanessa to want to report someone for having an affair, but we believe that she probably was telling him that she would report him about the sexual harassment. >> investigators found no evidence that guillen was sexually harassed. her family is calling for a congressional investigation into how this case was handled. major league baseball may finally have the answer today to a big question on the minds of players and fans. >> and right now we're taking a live look at the big board, the new york stock exchange this

morning, we are up about 315 points. another update on how the markets where doing, next. and michael finney will be talking taxes. he can join him. they will afternoons your questions beginning at 5:15 on the abc7news.com and facebook page and youtube channel. you can submit your questions right now. for you a lo now a look at our weather. let's start in san francisco under a partly cloudy sky, we're about 52 to 55 degrees. pretty uniform there. and we've got pretty much 50s everywhere until you get out towards pittsburg. and a little fog along the coast and a little around petaluma, but visibilities are around 3 to

5 miles there. and here is a look at hazy conditions along 880. mild to warm mass breezy conditions, a rush retur our roads and bridges and choppy conditions on the bay today starting around 11:00. and san francisco today, we'll try to hit the mid to upper 60s for several hours this afternoon from about noon to 6:00. look at how once we get past 10:00, it is pretty windy all day. for the peninsula, in the 60s through 10:00. low to mid 70shrough down to 63 by 8:00 this 50e6g. and for the east bay, low to mid-60s through 10:00 and then low to mid 70s from noon through 4:00 down to 63 with sunshine at 8:00. a couple mild days are on the way, but then the temperatures will heat up for the weekend. now more about the commute.

good morning, everyone. so it was pretty busy earlier this morning as far as incidents on the roads. things have definitely calmed down out there. we'll take you to a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:24 this morning. and look at that, a pretty empty road especially for having the lights on so late in the morning. maybe people are still off for the holiday weekend. and also this morning oakland and san francisco are enforcing the parking meter rules again. and time 4ri89s alimits are bac effect. meets rates in san francisco are going back up. they are back to pre-covid rates minus a 50 cent discount. police will issue warnings first before handing out

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. at the peninsula, about 56 degrees right now. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s through 7:00. we'll stay near 60 at the coast there. but sunshine breaks out in the afternoon. 71 to 77 at noon. 73 to 74 with the breezes keeping us up to 16 degrees cooler today. and red flag warning high fire danger up and downs s the sierr. and you see the 100 in fresno. and a touch of that will try to make it into our neighborhoods we'll talk about that coming up. questiwe are focused on fou issues including the economy. and marin county had issued a new ban on indoor dining for the

next three weeks. this is because of worsening numbers when it comes to covid-19. and liz kreutz is live for us this morning. >> reporter: this has to feel like whiplash for these restaurant owners. this restaurant last week opened its doors to indoor dining. but now no more. this is all part of the roll backs the county warned could happen if cases did not go down here in marin and we have not seen that happen. in fact cases are on the rise. the county is still on the state's watch list. there were more than 100 new cases in made rrin county since friday. and a part of the surge is due to the outbreak at san quentin prison leading to a surge in community spread through the county. we're told that the county says that this closure will last at least three weeks and at that time restaurants will still need to offer outdoor dining and take

jou out service with safety precautions of course. and they will have strike teams that go around and check on restaurants and businesses to make sure that they are in compliance. and another important statistic here, the impact on communities of color. 77% of cases here are among latinos despite latinos making up just 16% of the county's population. liz kreutz, abc 7 news. louvre is back open today. the four month closure was because of coronavirus restrictions in france. and visitors do have to wear a face mask, they have to have a reservation. cts oy 7,0toy. that the museum beforehendic,pld tour the louvre every day. and a man has been arrested after allegedly pulling a gun on

"black lives matter" supporters in martinez. ment confrontation happened as a group was watching over a blm mural painted on a street because it had been vandalized the day before. >> he yelled at everybody and flipped us off. so i got on my skateboard just kind of followed him to get the natures. and he made a u-turn, came back at m a gun in my face saying you want to do something. that is it. immediately a cop was behind him and pulled him over thank god. >> the suspect was arrested without incident. the murm which organizers had hd permit to paint was defaced by a couple and heard shouting "all lives matter." we sent out this alert shortly after the reporter witnessed the arrest. if you want alerts like this, just installing the free abc 7 news app. and now your morning money report, it is official, uber has bought the app postmates.

both are based in san francisco. uber confirmed the deal this morning. while much of the business has been negatively impacted by the pandemic, its on demand delivery service has grown. it hopes that the more than $2.5 billion deal will help expand its own service and compete against doordash. uber eats saw a more than 50% sales growth during the first quarter of the year. and now a look at the new york stock exchange. you can see that we are up almost 400 points. business owners in san francisco's fisherman wharf are concerned about the future of that iconic tourist area. on top of the pandemic, you will remember that fire in may that sdroired sdroired destroyed awa warehouse, and s and hotels have either not

and mlb is set to release their full schedule today. some reports say that the giants will open at the dodge ers on jy 23. owing day. teams will open brandon belt says that following health guidelines should allow for a full regular season to be completed. >> i'm pretty optimistic that we can get the season in. you know, hopefully we won't have any problems. but there is just a different way of living right now especially baseball field. we follow the protocols and listen to instructions, we should be pretty good. >> teams will play a shortened season which is 60 games. and across the bay, the as were supposed to have the entire squad report to camp at the coliseum yesterday are. but most position players may not be able to start workouts until tomorrow. and the east bay "times" reports stge shied utah, and

e hausedhe delay. so is joey che nstnut one o the greatest athletes ever? that is a debate on twitter. >> joey chestnut is dominant. >> it is true. to eclipse bill russell is really something. >> chestnut won his 13th mustard belt in just 14 years. and set a new world record chomping down 75 hot dogs in ten minutes. he beat his previous record of 74. i'm trying to read with my eyes closed. >> don't look. do not look right now especially. >> is it over?

>> okay, he is drinking water now. >> okay. over the course of the ten minute competition, chestnut consumed nearly 22,000 calories. thank you for helping me through that. >> you're welcome. here for you. a texas man's birthday celebration is one for the record books. this is al, who turned 103 and celebrated by craftsman and he took the 14,000 pllaver san marcos, texas and he became the oldest person to ever do it. his twin grandsons joined him and he told us that he has only skydived one other time in high school life and that was when he turned 100. >> he is adorable.

but that landing is hard. that is a hard landing. and luckily this dude -- i don't know what he is doing, but luckily the guy who was strapped to him took the fall. buorried for a second there. >> that is not how this birthday was supposed to go, so thank goodness it was all right. >> nothing but respect. i mean, 100 and 103? if we all make it to 100, we got to go. >> no, i'll just koufrnts count blessings. >> me too. >> just hope that i can keep my teeth in when i blow all the candles out. oh, goodness. let's move on. we'll talk about what is going on in san rafael. it is a gorgeous morning. look at this, love the shad doughs as the sun is coming up. heat is easing early this week. temperatures average to below

average. more sunshine will start thursday that will jump are start a warming trend. and a couple looks to look at, you see the swirls out there, those are areas of low pressure. those are inducing the cooling seabreeze. and look at the orange, it is a very dry breeze and that is why we don't have much in the way of cloud cover today. so even with total sunshine, it will keep us in the mid to upper 70s in the south bay. san jose at about 7969 in millbrae. and these temperatures are anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. and you see the closer that you are to the water and winds coming off that water, the

cooler up be. but 90 in calistoga, 83 at napa. and we'll have 72 to about 76 for most of the east bay shore. and as you head inland, 80 in san ramon and pleasanton. everybody else mid to upper 80s. and tonight, patchy clouds and temperatures in the low to upper 50s. so tomorrow a couple degrees cooler, about the same wednesday as today. and then you can see away from the coast temperatures starting to warm into the 80s and 90s and hang around through saturday and sunday. good morning, from the cdc about toxic hand sanitizers after the fda identified products that contained methanol or woods alcohol. and the toxic substance is used to create fuel and antifreeze. the soocdc says there are repor

of people getting sick or dying if absorbed. and the fda is working with manufacturers on a voluntary recall. most commercially available hand sanitizers contain ethanol or i head to abc7news.com for a list to avoid. and i have something cool to look at. this is a hotel still under construction in las vegas, but they unveiled a really, really big screen over the weekend. so here it is, this is board rye so resorts las vegas. and they of course were paying tribute to july 4th. it has more than 3,000 l.e.d. panels. and it took seven months to get that up and running.

so we need lotion. we need an extra lotion today. because when what jobina said about the sanitizer and the bubonic plague coming back in china, and then that man eating those hot dogs which i thought i had avoided by taking off on friday -- >> no, it waited for you to come back. >> it sure did. >> that story said huh-uh. well, co

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here are 7 things to know thorn. number one, indoor dining is now banned again in marin county because of worse soffe worsenin numbers. outdoor and takeout will not change. and number two, santa clara county will not move into the next phase of reopening. california has denied its expanded reopening plan for july 13th. so businesses like gyms, nail and hair salons will stay closed. and number three, governor newsom will up date us at noon

and we'll bring to you live. and number four, firefighters are battling the crews fire that has burned at least 1500 acres they're gilroy. mandatory evacuations are in affect this morning. a center is set up at the gilroy senior center. and pretty good conditions for firefighters there. and those cool breezes will take over and bring us total sunshine today and our latest sunrise behind us. only 8:34 this evening. and it has been a really clear ride for our metering lights came on at 6:24 this morning be. and this bear decided to lounge on the deck and drink water and then it left. but it had to get a drink first. >> no, no, no.

>> where was the good morning, america. covid crisis. as nine states hit new record highs, scenes like these unfold from michigan to minnesota and missouri over the holiday weekend. parties packed with few masks as the outbreak shows no signs of slowing down. florida now pass and texas and arizona face record hospitalizations. as the president falsely claims that 99% of cases are, quote, totally harmless, now the new concerns. hundreds of scientists say they believe the virus is airborne and can linger in the air. one of the nation's leading health experts joins us this morning. breaking overnight. the coronavirus claiming the life of 41-year-old broadway actor nick cordero after a valiant 95-day fight.