it's tuesday july 7th. just a reminder of how quickly things can happen when we have these strong winds. >> that's right. i hate to see that. i have to say, kumasi, i am loving your outfit today. >> thank you, friend. i appreciate that. >> they're all good. this is very nice. >> thank you. >> we have to start on positive note. i went for a run yesterday afternoon and it was really wild. >> good as advertised, wasn't it? we talked about how breezy it would be and those fires when they erupt and they're right near the highway and kind of apocalyptic sometimes you can feel the heat. i meant to ask kumasi if she could. we'll ask her later. the lower elevations around the mountain meadow fire. a west wind at 15. if you go up about 289 feet, look how fast the winds are blowing there. 34 to 32. gusts at the lower elevations

down 20 to 30 during the overnight hours and winds that are still very manageable around the crew's fire in gilroy. your winds will stay manageable while the winds are up near the mountain meadow are an issue as we head throughout the day. quick look at what is going on with your planner. mid to upper 50s at the coast and 79 around the bay and a touch warmer this afternoon. >> thank you, mike. happening in santa clara county the crew's fire is continuing to burn right now. flames have scorched 5,400 acres since this started sunday afternoon and dozens of people have been evacuated. this fire destroyed one structure. containment is at 20%. in solano county the mountain meadow fire has burned dangerously close to several homes in fairfield. burned 60 acres since it started yesterday afternoon. the flames destroyed an outbuilding and nobody was

inside and luckily no one was hurt. amy hoyfthe scene rning. we coming upn the next half e lkin abon socialorceinternati students and beyond to leave the u.s. if their universities go online only this is fall. education, of course, one of the main areas we are focusing on here at abc7 news as we work to build a better bay area. julian glover is live with the details on this new rule that comes from i.c.e. julian. >> hey, good morning, reggie. just another thing for anxious students to be worried about. this new rule singles out international students studying in the u.s. on a visa. the bottom line is if their program goes all online in the fall, they would have to leave the country or transfer to a different program. immigrations and customs enforcement as you mentioned, reggie, made the announcement monday when more big name schools like harvard decided to

make classes completely online for the fall to protect campus safety during the pandemic. the most shocking part of the new rules is even if an outbreak happened in the middle of the fall sumester and forced a student's program to move online, they would still have to leave the country or attempt to transfer to a university offering in-person classes mise. hif be. president trump tweeted his support on the measure yesterday and overnight on social media, we've seen a group of uc berkeley students trying to scape the rules a little bit and create a one-credit, student-led class to meet that new requirement so they wouldn't be forced to transfer. this could affect as many as another incentive for schools to open up in the fall despite the public safety risk. this is a big one affecting a lot of students. reporting live this morning. julian glover, abc7 news. >> i have gotten messages about

it from viewers who are concerned. the coronavirus is worsening in california. new records have been set in cases and hospitalizations. the rate at which coronavirus tests are coming back positive has now increased by nearly 40% over the last two weeks. sunday the state recorded 5,700 patients in hospitals. that's an increase of 50% over the previous two weeks. and more than a quarter million people have been diagnosed so far with coronavirus in our state. governor newsom has expanded monitoring of counties hit hard by the virus to 23. in the bay area, that now includes marin. contra costa is back on the list and santa clara is off. three factors go into a county joining the watchlist. elevated disease transmission, increasing hospitalization and limited hospital capacity. napa county will likely have to roll back reopenings beginning thursday because of a jump in coronavirus cases. that means indoor dining will

end, tasting rooms will close, both indoor and outdoor service at bars and breweries will be put on pause. those new restrictions run through july 30th. the state could extend that. a lot happening, reggie. in the south bay, some confusion over restrictions and reopening plans in santa clara county. business owners claim there is no clear consensus on what is allowed or when they might be able to get back to business. here's abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo. >> reporter: santa clara county is officially off the coronavirus watchlist. the move announced monday. but business owners across a number of sectors say the news isn't doing much to calm their confusion. >> four months now. we need to reopen. if they don't allow us to reopen, we need answers. we need help. >> reporter: last thursday county public health officials announced a new reopening plan to take shape on july 13th. among the many activities would have opened gyms, hair and nail salons. over the weekend they denied the

county's request to move ahead. another dip on the covid-19 roller coaster for linda doe. >> the end result of this, we're all going to close out. all small businesses are going to die because of whatever issues the state and the county has and we're the casualties. >> reporter: in an e-mail, dr. sarah cody the state explained it does not meet the metrics or criteria necessary. according to the county, data tied to hospitalizations. adding to confusion across the region, department of alcoholic beverage control agents visited ladera grill and they warned about possible citations to outdoor dining but the county health order has allowed outdoor dining since june 5th. he believes the main tan believes the county is allowed and it doesn't explicitly ban the county from banning outdoor dining themselves. >> we have not received any information from any state agency that that, in fact, is

now true. it is optimistic it can resolve issues with the state. i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. a live desk update. >> government leaders are not immune to the coronavirus as we know. here at the live desk, we're hearing from atlanta's mayor keshia lance bottoms. she spoke about testing positive. her symptoms include a slight headache typical to what she feels during allergy season. her husband and one of her children also have coronavirus. >> my husband literally slept from thursday until yesterday. and that's what gave me some concern. i've just never seen him sleep that much. but he's feeling better. >> bottom says she will take her other children to get tested for coronavirus. coming up at 7:00 on "gma" the link that mayor bottom has that

she is saying between coronavirus and a surge of violence in her city. interesting connection there. she'll talk about that more. i'll send it over to you, kumasi. abc7 news put together a coronavirus risk calculator to help us all figure out which activities we may or may not want to avoid. so, you select the activity and then see what the experts have to say. you can find it on our website, abc7news.com and also on the abc7 news app. investigators in san francisco say they're working tirelessly to find the person responsible for a 6-year-old's death. jace young was shot on the fourth of july. he was watching fireworks at a birthday party with his sister. a man was also shot and is expected to survive. he was the youngest of four and his dream was to use technology to change the world. >> the most perfect child. he was so sweet. he loved to read. he loved his video loved comput.

he just loved learning. >> police believe this was not a random shooting but they say jace was not the target. san bruno police made nearly three dozen arrests over the holiday weekend for illegal fireworks. they responded to 181 firework related calls and 35 people ended up being arrested. each of othem received a $1,000 fine. officers seized 58 pounds of illegal fireworks. wow. police say leading up to the fourth, they visited spots in the city that have had problems in the past to talk with residents about not setting off illegal fireworks. all right. seeing winds around the meadow mountain fire are going to be around 10 to 15 this afternoon and gusts even faster than that. 20 to 25. this is in the lower elevations and you get up a couple hundred

feet. if it does climb up some of those hills, we're in big trouble. down in gilroy winds ten miles per hour and sustained ring the afternoon hours and good for the folks there battling the crew's te mi 5stri-valley and concord 57 and upper 50s to near 60 out highway 4 in northern contra costa county. 50s everywhere. and a little fog trying to form around petaluma right now. south bay 59 at 8:00. at noon we're 75. we'll touch 80 for a couple hours and drop down to 70 during the evening hours. check out all the sunshine in the north bay and we jump from 57 at 8:00 to 78 at noon to 87 at 4:00 and mid to upper 80s and in the east bay valleys, almost the same thing. in the 60s through 10:00 and mid to upper 80s and several hours this afternoon and a sunny 78 at 8:00. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up next. hey, jobina. >> all right, good morning,

everybody. hi, mike. so, first off, things are looking pretty good for the most part. i'll take you outside to a camera showing you our coliseum camera. traveling northbound. northbound 880 at 16th. looks like we do have a single car stalled and doesn't look like a crash but it is blocking a lane and you may run into a little slow traffic there and you should be able to get around it just fine. drive times for you here, as well. walnut creek to dublin 13 minutes for that drive time and santa rosa to san francisco 51 minutes and highway 1 to los gatos 51 minutes. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. a local vigil for ft. hood soldier vanessa guillen. the connectpl in the bay area people feel to her and her story. the countdown to tipoff. t nba teams start heading to

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it's 5:13. if you're just joining us, seven things to know this morning. number one, governor newsom added marin and contra costa county to the state's watch list because of concerning coronavirus activities. they are being ordered to roll back reopenings. number two, new guidelines for u.s. colleges means international students have to leave the u.s. or transfer to another college if their schools go entirely online this fall. immigration and customs enforcement put out those regulations. number three. evacuations have been lifted for residents who live in fairfield after flames burn nearby. the mountain meadow fire burned at least 60 acres and an outbuilding was ut thanully was hurt. and here's a look at what's going to happen today where temperatures are going to be within two degrees of average. but this won't last. warmer weather is on the way. number six. we do have some minor things

going on in traffic right now. but nothing that is going to slow you down too much. we are checking in live showing you san jose. we have 101 for you right now and a clear ride in the south bay. number six. tech ceos from apple and google and facebook will testify. part of anti-trust laws and competition in the digital marketplace. don't be surprised if you see the #blackoutday2020 on social media. draw attention to sis mystemic racism. new developments in the death of vanessa guillen, the soldier whose remains were found in texas. the woman charged with being an accomplice in her killing made her first appearance in federal court. federal investigators say cecily aguiler said aaron robinson

helped killed guillen and robinson killed himself last week as investigators closed in. guillen disappeared in april. her family says the army didn't take it seriously. >> i'm just not going to stay grieving in my room because vanessa wouldn't want that. she wants justice. >> if convicted, aguiler faces up to 20 years in prison. outrage over vanessa guillen's death is spreading over the county. >> reporter: east bay and beyond rallied in richmond with a caravan and vigil for vanessa guillen. the 20-year-old soldier was killed while stationed at ft. hood in texas. aaron robinson shot himself last week. family says robinson had been sexually harassing guillen. >> that could have been me. i f faierre richmond resident

andus and make a movement to honor her name everywhere. >> reporter: nobody i've spoken to here at the vigil new vanessa guillen personallybut somany people feel connected to her and her story. >> i'm a mother. my daughter is 23 and my son is 18 and i can feel, you know, pain. i can only imagine the pain that the mother is going through. >> reporter: rosa rodriguez flores came to the vigil because she's angry about how long it took the air force to release information about the investigation. >> it's really heartbreaking that we all feel like we're just supposed to take it. >> reporter: pittsburg resident said she was sexually assaulted and harassed by three different people while she was in the air force. >> there's a really big stigma with reporting. i think that we're scared because we see over and over that nothing is done.

i think that especially being like a woman of color, we get, like i got labeled as crazy latina. >> reporter: she says the military needs to change reporting structures so they can report to someone outside their chain of command and also a major lack of accountability when it comes to the military's investigation into guillen's death. kate larsen, abc7 news. one of the things we're focusing on is race and social justice. if you need an ally, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. you can be an ally and do the same thing. we're here to help you find local resources and guides. in the central valley, a fresno firefighter has now come full circle over the holiday weekend rob lee helped save a dog from a burning home. that rescue came exactly 21 years after a firefighter saved his dog, mackie, from his

childhood home before it burned down. here's a picture of lee when he was 6 years old. the rescue had a profound impact on him and inspired him to be a firefighter. also gave him the opportunity to return the favor and rescue another four-legged friend and sampson is expected to be fine. >> mackie was so cute. they look so happy. >> he does. >> that's a great story. >> that is a nice story. >> it is. i love that story. you never know when your opportunity will come up whether it's the next day or 21 years later, but he stepped up. that was awesome. all right, guys, let's talk about what is going on weather wise. mother nature bring us another wonderful day. if you love sunshine and temperatures close to average with a touch of a breeze to make it feel pretty comfortable out there. i got it for you. let'sk at wha i going on in san jose. 101 and 880 and the sun will come up in half an hour or so. we'll need the sunglasses today and the shorts and short sleeves if you're not at work, dress appropriately there.

warming trend begins tomorrow with the warmest temperatures in the afternoon and this weekend i want to show you the overall pattern and watching two areas of low pressure roll across our neighborhoods and really enhanced the breezes. one of them is kind of falling apart and the other one is well up near the chimn chimney and t why we're going to have sunshine everywhere this afternoon even along the east bay shoreline and the peninsula coast where we have a few clouds this morning. 76 in milpitas to 83 in los gatos and 72 in millbrae to redwood city 78 on the peninsula. 63 at half moon bay and everyone 61 along the peninsula coast. south san francisco and saus degree in sta rosa 73 in oakland to 80 in hercules and 82 in pleasanton to 90 in brentwood your spread in the east bay valleys. tonight low to upper 50s once again with cloud cover in the same areas. tomorrow you can see we warm up

just a touch inland while everybody else stays the same. we'll drag the bay into the warming trend starting thursday. and by the time we get to the weekend, we'll have 80s around the bay and 90s inland with the free air conditioning at the coast. that's where you'll find the 60s. have a great day. >> thanks, mike. you can no longer buy washington redskins merchandise online from target. the team is undergoing a, quote, thorough review of the nickname which is offensive to a lot of people. investors wrote a letter to several sponsors of the team asking them to end their relationship with the redskins if their name isn't changed. the team is getting input from the nfl, alumni, sponsors and the community. the first six nba teams are set to arrive in orlando to finish out the season. all 22 teams sequestered together when they get there. they will be spread among three hotels. the bubble, as they're calling it, will have 24-hour vip concierge, on-site barbers,

manicurists, pedicurists and hair braiders by appointment. what? okay. so, each team will have a dedicated disney culinary team to create individual team meals and menus. dwight howard of the lakers said that despite his reservations, he will join the team in orlando. >> i think that the nba has done a really good job these last couple of weeks of, you know, trying to do the best they can to make sure that the bubble is safe as possible. >> reggie, did you know this? the warriors were not invited for the restart because they have the worst record in the league. >> we keep reminding people. we won't let them forget. >> i just want to make sure you know. >> we are determined to rub that one in. oh, my gosh. >> we don't want people to turn out looking for the warriors, they are not there. but they should be there because

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let's take a look down there and you can see the air quality is fine around that area and air quality right now running fine around the mountain meadow fire, also. >> all right, thank you, mike. in today's "gma first look" a claim by a signest could change the way we deal with coronavirus. they say the virus could linger indoors instead of quickly falling to the floor and now many are wondering if air purifiers could help out. here's becky worley. >> reporter: a covid reality check. could air purifiers be the key to cleaning the air in our home especially if we're living with someone who is sick or a front line worker who is quarantining. experts who spoke to "gma" say yes. >> increasing the air filtration in the room could reduce all kind of aerosoles including those who contain viruses. >> reporter: while scientists are still learning how many

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. now at 5:30, flames burn dangerously close to homes and force evacuations. hundreds of firefighters now monitoring hot spots all across the bay area. indoor dining in san francisco is set to resume monday, but you likely have to put your plans on hold. protecting our health is part of building a better bay area. one weapon against covid-19 may not be as powerful, though, as doctors had hoped. hi. >> hi, friend. you know what -- >> welcome to tuesday, july 7th. we are here for you this morning to get you through it and also

to talk about our weather outside today and as you experienced yesterday, it was quite windy. we'll see if mike has that same forecast for us today. hey, mike. >> hi, guys. not quite as windy as yesterday. but south of the bay bridge, it could be just as close or pretty darn close but up against the east bay and north bay valleys there will be a breeze. not quite as aggressive. the mountain meadow fire in fairfield at least at the surface we have a west wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. if you go up in cordelia 289 feet and we had winds gusting up to 40 to 45 miles per hour. it could get, there is the potential for it to get very dangerous. the crews fire and the winds have not been much of an issue and they're not right now. i'm more worried about the winds in the mountain meadow fire as we head throughout the day. temperatures mid to upper 60s and mid to upper 70s around the bay and 80s inland today. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. happening right now, crews

are battling a wildfire in fairfield about a half mile off of interstate 80. this is just one of at least eight fires that bay area crews have had to deal with in the last day. bay area right now firefighters are watching for hot spots. amy hollyfield is live there with the latest. amy? >> it's still windy here this morning, kumasi. residents describe a tense situation as this fire threatened their homes. it burned close to nelson hill in fairfield near the pittman road on interstate 80. firefighters evacuated about 30 homes on amber and sierra courts and scotch pine as the wind pushed the fire towards the neighborhood. one resident said in the few seconds it took him to tell dispatchers where the fire was burning, he saw it triple in size. residents jumped into action working to help each other get to safety. >> me and one of the community service officers were going door to door warning everyone telling

them to get ready. many didn't know their backyards were on fire. it was a very fast paced getting everyone ready and neighbors getting everyone out and helping the kids get >> you could see the smoke from this fire for miles. firefighters say no one was hurt and no homes were burned. they did save the neighborhood. an outbuilding at the top of the hill that was not occupied was destroyed. the fire burned about 60 acres. firefighters got it under control by 7:30 last night and that's when they were able to allow people back into their homes. no word on the fire's cause. reporting live in fairfield where we see a fire truck right now patrolling the area and watching for any problems. you can see, they're not letting their guard down right now on this fire. i'm amy hollyfield reporting live, reggie and kumasi, i'll toss it back to you. the largest fire in the state is burning in the south

bay right now. the 5,400 acre crews fire north of gilroy has another. this is according to cal fire. also forced 70 people to evacuate. the fire started sunday near crews road just east of high way 101. the fire is only 20% contained. in contra costa county crews are watching for flare ups near rodeo. burned 2 30 acres before they were able to get it under control last night. one man said the smoke started enhere was a big the freeway.anr time to get the kids out. that was the most important thing. >> crews plan to be at the scene throughout the morning mopping up. well, we sent alerts on our abc7 news app as firefighters battle these fires across the bay area. you can download the app and

customize alerts so you can get breaking news whenever it happens where you live. happening today, a plan to allow indoor dining in san fancisco expected to be put on hold. that's according to the golden gate restaurant association. mayor london breed is expected to make that announcement at 11:30 this morning. indoor dining was supposed to start again on monday. last week, the city delayed opening hair salons, the zoo and indoor museums after covid-19 cases spiked in the city. we're going to stream the mayor's remarks on our app and at abc7news.com. 23 counties including marin and contra costa are now on the state's watch list with rising coronavirus cases. santa clara has been removed from that list. counties added to the state's watchlist show concerning covid trends for three days. they are being ordered to roll back reopenings. the back and forth is taking a toll on local businesses. >> the problem with the yo-yo effect if you keep getting on the list and off the list and open for indoor dining and not

open for outdoor dining and to go and patio, you can't plan your business based on these ever-changing variables. you need to know how many people you need to hire. >> the governor says alcohol beverage control conducted nearly 6,000 visits to bars and restaurants over the weekend. they issued 52 citations, including to some south bay restaurants. and the california state capital capitol is closed for the next week because four staffers tested positive. autumn burkes said she had a mask-to-mask exposure on june 26th and later tested positive. she wore face coverings at all times while working. burke said she has no symptoms but will self-quarantine. the u.s. is closing in on a grim milestone when it comes to coronavirus. nearly 3 million people have tested positive. jobina at the live desk with more on that. jobina. >> thank you, reggie.

yes, new coronavirus hot spots number this morning.uard leaing 130,000 people have died in the u.s. miami has closed gyms and restaurants. l.a. hit a record high number of cases over the weekend. >> cases are surging. hospitalizations are increasing and mostly this is all a reflection of a lot more community spread. >> medical experts are criticizing president trump for incorrectly attributing the sur surge in cases to more testing. the white house says he was simply noting that a majority of people who get sick will recover and despite rising infections and hospitalizations, the president still plans on holding a rally in new hampshire next weekend. reggie and kumasi. >> all right, thank you, jobina. coming up, the trump administration considering a ban on tiktok. secretary of state mike pompeo explains why. the two newly approved

cleaning products that they say are effective against covid-19. we'll get to that but first we talk to mike nicco. >> hey, guys. putting together the temperatures in the north bay for you right now. let's go ahead and run up there and see what we have. we do have a little bit of fog and haze right around petaluma and look at those temperatures in the 40s. so many 40s up there. the rest of us are in the 50s this morning. let's take a look at what is going on with your commute. 101 and 880. it will be mild in san francisco but warm if you're venturing out later on this afternoon on mass transit. breezes south today and also where it is choppy on the water. a look at san francisco where you could touch 70 this afternoon with the fastest breezes kicking in around 4:00. notice not the entire afternoon and evening hours like it was yesterday. they won't be quite as consistent, even though they could be as fast around the 4:00 hour.

for the peninsula, 59 at 8:00 with sunshine and 72 at noon. upper 70s for a couple hours this afternoon and down to 67 at 8:00. east bay 58 at 8:00 and a few clouds out there and sunshine by noon and 72. mid to upper 70s from 1:00 all the way through 6:00 and a cool 66 degrees with a little bit of a breeze at 8:00. so, grab a coat if you're going out for an evening stroll. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast promises warmer weather and first let's talk about the commute. hey, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you. goodern moi morning, everyone. we'll start off with a live look with the walnut creek camera and what is happening in the east bay. you'll see it gets a little bit busier and traffic has been light for the past couple of days. i'm checking the log for the chp and looks like we have a crash come in on northbound 680 just north of mission that is blocking one lane. outside of that, we don't have anything else major going on. bringing in the maps here you can see all that green on there,

which is good news. everything is running on time for the most part, except for our super commuters coming out of tracy. we zoom in closer here and you can see the speeds clocking in right now around 19 and 17 miles per hour in the area. also want to let you know that we have a high wind advisory through the this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery.

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south of the bay bridge today from 11:00 to 9:00. ten hours of windy conditions. mid 90s through the central valley and 111 in palm springs. they can keep the heat there. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. this is a really shocking crime in the sierra. a danville doctor shot to death. his 15-year-old son left lost in the forest. this happened over the weekend in downieville east of oroville. the boy was able to escape and was on his own for 30 hours before being rescued. a go fund me page identified the victim as 45-year-old ari gershwinn. he is also, that suspect, been accused of two other shootings. today oakland leaders will discuss how to prevent another incident like this. you can see a fire truck is basically stuck in a crowd while responding to a 911 call. it happened on the fourth of july near lake merritt. the fire truck was responding to

a medical emergency but it never got there because it took 14 minutes to get through this crowd. >> when you see the flashing lights, we're attending to an emergency. a 1 911 call and we need to respond as citizens, residents, neighbors, visitors. please allow our vehicles to get to the emergency because there's someone suffering. >> the patient in saturday's incident did survive, thanks to an ambulance that was able to get there. now the city is considering more parking enforcement around lake merritt, a crackdown on fireworks and more education about wearing masks and social distancing. happening today, san francisco leaders will consider a ban on emergency calls that are based on discrimination. supervisor walton's proposal would prevent 911 calls based on race, ethnicity, religious and gender or sexual orientation. that includes calls like this one last month when a white couple confronted a man writing back lives matter in chalk outside his pacific heights

home. and speaking of that, the white woman who called police on a black bird watcher in new york city central park is charged with filling a false police report. amy cooper called 911 after the man asked her to leash her dog in central park. the incident went viral after a video of cooper emerged showing her frantically calling police and she lost her job and cooper faces up to a year in prison if she's convicted. protecting our health is part of building a better bay area and the protection many people want is coronavirus antibodies since there's currently no vaccine. but doctors are starting to get a better understanding of how long the antibodies last. dwight everett was one of the first californians diagnosed with covid-19 back in february. he donated blood four times but during his last donation doctors noticed that his antibody levels have diminished. >> the recent outbreak of what is going on i kind of self secluded myself in the house

again. > will come up with a way to help everyone. but at the same time, we need to be patient. we need to at least protect one another. >> doctors say a vaccine is the best way to get herd immunity and until that happens, people should wear masks and wash their hands often and practice social distancing. a study out of china found covid-19 antibodies fade eight weeks after recovery. the u.s. environmental protection agency has approved the use of two lysol products against covid-19. tey're the lysol disinfectant spray and the max cover mist. the epa says it shows the products are effective against the virus. officials do remind everybody that these products should only be used on surfaces, not people. the trump administration is considering a ban on tiktok and other chinese social media apps. the apps could give the chinese communist party access to

people's private information. in an interview with fox fnews, ceogh its parent company is based in beijing, tiktok never provided user data to the chinese government and would not do so if asked. two of the ucruise lines ar teaming up to find ways to safely reopen operations. they are finding ways to help them prevent covid-19 at sea by the end of august. cruises have been banned in the u.s. through july 24th. the final plan submitted to the cdc. all cruise companies will be able to look at it and adapt to any changes. i would think they would be the last ones to come back online, wouldn't you? >> you know what, that's not my business. >> no. >> however, i do know that a lot

of people are really anxious to cruise for some reason. >> that's why i make it my business. >> they do need to start thinking about how to do it safely because a lot of people really want to cruise. >> yeah. well, i hope they figure it out. it's tough. i mean, just another one of those dealing with it and may deal with a lot longer than the rest of us. let's take a look at what's going on weather wise. hi, everybody. sfo and watching that san bruno gap to see some of those clouds trying to push from the coast into the bay. and that's going to be the case for the next hour or so and then everybody gets sunshine this afternoon. and it will become breezy, especially south of the bay bridge and along the coast this afternoon. cool lows tonight with patchy cloud cover and same area as this morning and sunny with above average highs starting tomorrow and especially this weekend. fog forecast and look how quickly the clouds that we're watching go away. just a couple hours from now. and by noon we're looking at

tollal s a total sunshine just about everywhere. mill pets and sunnyvale and san jose and san jose and cupertino and most of the peninsula but warm spot, as usual is 78 in redwood city. lw to mid 60s along the peninsula coast with near 70 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. low 60s north bay coast. low to mid 80s through most of the north bay. santa rosa northward will have upper 80s to near 90. hercules the warm spot at 80 and as you move into the east bay valleys 82 to about 90 degrees. a lot of mid to upper 80s there. temperatures tonight falling back into the low and upper 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast a degree or two warmer inland tomorrow and the bay starts to warm up thursday and the coast joins by the weekend with mid 60s there and mid 80s to mid 90s some of our warmest temperatures this weekend. have a good day. >> thanks, mike.

sony has a new product on the market and it's a personal air conditioner. i cannot wait to see this. the device is attached to a special shirt that extend down your back just below the neck. and it promises to cool you off by more than 20 degrees by venting warm air away from your body. i thought this would be very, very expensive. but was surprised to find out that you could get one for about $130. but i guess you have to wear that shirt all the time. so, that's limiting. >> i think they'll come up with some new versions, friend. okay. here is one thing you don't need to do to protect yourself from coronavirus. microwave library books. a library in grand rapids, michigan, got this book that appears to have been burnt in the microwave. library officials think it may have been a misguided effort to sanitize the book. library books have a metal chip

in them and they will catch fire if you put them in the microwave. not likely someone could get coronavirus from a library book. >> i just want to review what we have done so far in the past five minutes. we have told people not to spray each other with lysol and we've also told people not to put library books in the microwave. >> this is an effort to keep people safe. >> good. new at 6:00, juuls strategy to get people to vape. use health experts to lure teens. colin kaepernick's new deal with disney. we finally know the dates th

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now an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk i'm following a new social media

campaign called blackout date 2020 you may have noticed the hashtag circulating online. calling for the black community to really hold an economic boycott and not spend money today or if they must buy something spend those dollars at black-owned businesses. black people spend $1.2 trillion annually in the u.s. according to a report by nielson. blackout day 2020 wants them to institute racism. >> all right, thanks, jobina. colin kaepernick isn't doing any business with an nfl team right now, but he is with one of the league's partners. disney has a deal with kaepernick's production company and he will be featured in an exclusive docuseries by espn films. explore race, social justice and the quest for equity. also showcase the work of minority directors and producers.

disney, as you know, the parent company of espn and abc7. we now know the schedule for this year's shortened mlb season. the oakland a's begin on july 24th. players got on the field for toraic over the weekend. so, here is starting pitcher on the road ahead. >> every game is going to count even more so ahead. i think it is a little extra motivation to get out there and, you know, compete each game and do as best as we can. it's going to be a challenge for sure. >> oakland's first road trip is going to be to seattle at the end of the month. as for the giants, they open in l.a. against the dodgers on july 23rd. all four games of their opening series will be nationally televised and three of them on our sister network espn. seven of the rivalry games in l.a. and three at oracle park. madison bumgarner will return

with the diamondbacks twice. no doubt the covid-19 pandemic is going down in history and in the north bay the town is asking for help in chronicling this. the marin photography department and other high schools have worked on similar projects. well, coming up new at 6:00, juul is accused of trapping teens into buying vapes. why they pulled a page from big. we have a sneak peek as she explains what having coronavirus is like. plus, the fallout from facebook at facebook advertisement purge. what mark zuckerberg is doing today to stop.

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confusion on what's allowed and spikes in cases causing counties to force placesp shop this week all over again. plus, international students fearing they'll be sent back home. the new rules that could cost thousands of young people their chance of college life in the u.s. so, there's a lot to consider this morning on this tuesday, july 7th. glad you are with us. >> yes, happy that you're waking up with us this tuesday morning. of course, you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecas. here's mike. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie, jobina. nice to see you guys this morning. let's look at what is goingth wr roof camera and a sunny start in san francisco. a few clouds on the coastal side but those won't last very long. 52 to 57 at 7:00. 60 at the coast most of the afternoon. 70 to 76 at lunch. 79 to a degree or two warmer than yesterday andp 0s at 7:00 and not quite as breezy. still breezy but not