jeopardy. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, july 14th. safe to say there is a lot going on, but, friend, are we matching? >> excuse me. oh, i like it. >> i like that shirt. >> that is unplanned. >> that's how it goes sometimes. >> we're going to the anchor prom today. i have your corsage in the fridge. i'll get it soon. >> now, let's see if mike nicco is matching us. what have you got? >> i'll be the chauffeur. >> okay. >> give me a hat. and a limo for that matter. let's take a look at what's going on weather wise. hi, everybody. it's 5:01 on the tuesday morning. clouds lining up along the coast and spilling into the bay and marine layer up around 2,600 feet. look for more cloud cover to reach more areas this morning. here's a look from our roof camera and you can see the flags on the ferry building definitely blowing off to the east in the 55 degree air and 59 at 7:00. near 60 at the coast with

stubborn clouds, once again. 72 to 77 and the breezes are already kicking in and it may feel cooler than that if you're in the shade. a degree or two cooler than yesterday and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. enjoy a wonderful evening. here's reggie with more news. >> mike, thank you. now you see it, now you don't. the governor cracks down because of a surge in covid-19 cases. you'll see this pattern throughout this newscast and we'll start with contra costa county where one particular business is being hit hard. amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek this morning. amy? >> you're right, reggie. the big impact here from the governor's announcement is hair salons. a lot of the businesses that the governor just announced he is shutting down hadn't yet reopened here in contra costa county. but hair salons had and many think they should be allowed to stay open. many salons like this one in

concord, the mane event has done a lot of work, separators between the chairs, thermometers, hand sanitizers and now they will sit empty. because of the sharp rise in covid-19 cases, these salons must close frustrating many owners. >> i think it's pretty essential, you know. we've taken all the protocols. we're safer than most grocery stores that you go in. so, i don't quite get it. >> all indoor religious services and gatherings will be shut down for now. as far as outdoor dining goes, face masks worn at all times by customers and servers except when physically putting food and drink in your mouth. indoor dining is not allowed. tighter restrictions are being put into place because testing shows more than 8% of those tested came back as positive in the last week here in contra

costa county. no word how long the restrictions will be in place but the mayor calling them temporary. >> thank you, amy. many businesses in santa clara county will, once again, have to close. the governor's announcement came the same day they were able to reopen. so, here's what will be ordered to close starting tomorrow. worship services, fitness centers, offices and nonessential sectors and nail salons and tattoo parlors, hair salons and barbershops and shopping malls. they expect the health county to be added to the state watch list tomorrow and business owners say the pandemic has put them on an emotional and financial roller coaster that no one was prepared for. governor newsom is drawing sharp criticism across the state for his decision to order all counties to shut down indoor activities. he banned indoor dining at restaurants and closed everything from bars, wineries and tasting rooms to zoos, museums and card rooms. a spike in coronavirus cases forced his hand. business leaders say the action

will devastate many small businesses and just an emotional blow to owners. they say businesses can't just open then close with the flick of a switch. now, we know a lot of confusion about what's open, what's closed and honestly it changes often. so, that's why we made an interactive map so you can keep track of the latest rules in your county and find it on abc7news.com. >> i had to look at that map at least three times yesterday. san francisco one of the few counties not on the state's watch list, however, health officials are concerned that could change if residents don't take action right now. here's abc7 news reporter kate larsen. >> reporter: san francisco's covid case and death rate is low. >> we crushed the curve, but now it's trying to go back up. >> reporter: san francisco director of public health dr. grant colfax said the virus would have burned out in the city if it stayed at may's low reproductive rate.

>> we could get as high as over 6,000 hospitalizations. a scenario that reflects the challenges that new york had. we have a window to do better. >> reporter: dr. susan philips says san francisco's slow reopening and current pause has been very deliberate. >> we'd rather pause than have to roll back. >> reporter: dr. philip is involved in the city's contact tracing program and shared one of the most important findings. >> 15% of residents in san francisco are, but 5-0 percent of our contacts of people with covid so it's disproportionately affecting that community in san francisco. >> reporter: we wanted to know where people were getting infected workplace, social gatheri gatherings, at home in large households and all of those are contributing factors. the contact tracing doesn't have the resources to dig deep into all those specifics. >> even without those data, there are things we should be

doing in san francisco. always assume that we are being exposed or infected and i think we have to cover our faces. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc7 news. three more testing sites are reopening. the sites are free and open to anyone. you don't have to have insurance or a doctor's note and every location will be open tuesday through friday. these sites include independence high school, the county service center and auditorium and the south county. live desk update. >> if you are planning to fly to new york, get ready to fill out a form with your contact information. a new york governor andrew cuomo says here that he has issued an emergency health order and requiring travelers from states impacted by spikes of the virus to quarantine for 14 days. airlines will give passengers the form to fill out before arriving at the gate. the mandate will be enforced and

every airport in new york state. >> if you leave the airport without filling out the information not only can you have a 2,000 fine, you can then be brought to a hearing and ordered to complete mandatory quarantine. >> this also applies to people going to new york by trains or cars. and you must fill out the form online. hi, mike. >> all right. let's take a look at what's going on weather wise. hi, everybody. east bay neighborhood where a few clouds trying to topple over the east bay hills. there the most part it's clear with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s through the tri-valley and antioch and brentwood cooler than normal compared to everyone else. hopefully you folks slept better because you're so hot during the over night hours. we have low 50s around santa rosa, novato and pacifica.

most of us in the mid to upper 50s until you get to hayward and oakland. 60 and 61 degrees. here's a look at our exploreatorium camera. 54 degrees there. small craft advisory if you're thinking about going towards the bay, water. surfaces shouldn't get too hot with 70 and 80 degree highs today and strong sunshine if you're going to be out. remember burn time about 20, 25 minutes. san francisco 57 at 8:00 and mostly cloudy and lit sunshine by 10:00 and full on sunshine and mid 60s this afternoon. becoming cloudy again by 8:00 and 61. east bay we're seeing increasing sunshine and 66 by 10:00. mid 70s this afternoon. down to about 67 at 8:00 and pretty much the same type of weather along the peninsula. maybe sunshine a little bit sooner an hour or two. enjoy today. a little bit warmer weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's head back to jobina for the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike.

thank you. good morning, everyone. i'm still following this crash in presidentaleasanton that is big backup. you can see traffic is very slow moving through there. just before 3:00 this morning, there was a single car crash that overturned because of gravel and some other debris in the roadway there. so, the caltrans street sweeper came out there looks like 4:38 is when they made it on to the scene. they had to shut all the lanes down again. one lane is now back open. it does look like traffic is moving a lot faster than it did when we watched the same area around 4:30 this morning. the chp has not given us an estimated time to when all the lanes are reopened. this is southbound 680 before the sunol boulevard off ramp in pleasanton. i'll keep you posted on how things develop in the area. i'll send it back over to you guys. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you

start your day. also a bay area doctor is raising the red flag about flying after seeing a packed plane and few masks. what the airline is telling abc7 news. and he is helping lead the nation through this pandemic. dr. anthony fauci speaks in the

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it's 5:12 if you're just joining us, most of california is closed, again, because of a spike in covid-19 cases. governor newsom ordered all indoor businesses across the state. in the south bay, santa clara county new health order means that hair and nail salons and gyms and tattoo parlors and other personal care services that just opened yesterday have to close, again. and number three. in contra costa county hair salons and barbershops are closed for outdoor dining face masks have to be worn when you're eating. indoor dining is not allowed.

indoor services are also shut down. three more testing centers in santa clara county. the sites are free and open to anyone. and number five. here's a look at san jose where it's 57 it grdegrees. one of the few neighborhoods slightly above average as a cool sea breeze continues across most of our neighborhoods. and number six. we have a pretty big backup right now in pleasanton. live look showing you southbound 680 before the sunol boulevard off ramp there. a single car crash caused it to turn over and now we have at least one lane open right now. and number seven, the bay bridge series returns next week for two exhibition games. the giants and a's will square off in oakland monday night and come to san francisco for another game tuesday night. dr. anthony fauci says reopening the u.s. led many to let their guard down about coronavirus. he made those comments during a virtual chat with the dean of stanford university school of medicine.

>> all you needed to do was look at the films on tv of people in some states who went from shut down to complete throwing caution to the wind. >> fauci is cautiously optimistic a safe and effective vaccine will be ready by the end of the year or early next year. until then, he says it's everyone's responsibility to slow the accelerating spread of the virus. most major commercial airlines now require passenger wear masks while they're onboard. as the abc7 i-team found out not companies are enforcing the rules even though they advertise that they do. this doctor and his wife suited up in ponchos and masks before they got on their sun county airlines flight from sfo to minneapolis on july 2 nd. they said the plane was pretty much full yet a dozen people were not masked for the entire flight. >> it was extremely

uncomfortable and then feeling like despite all the precautions we took, maybe we weren't going to come off the plane safe. >> that's terrible. abc7 reached out to sun country airlines and the company did note, quote, we have seen some reports of noncompliance. when we get these reports, our operational leadership team investigates and evaluates how we can better communicate with passengers and crews to ensure compliance. now, when it comes to taking a bus, going out to dinner, getting your hair cut, what's the risk? you can play this game and find out. go to abc7news.com to test yourself and see if the experts agree. during the pandemic, a san francisco woman's experiment online to trade up has blown up. dion lim introduces you to the trade me and how a bobby pin one day could turn into a house. >> reporter: as two red minivans

make their way down the street in san francisco, the anticipation for demi skipper is palpable. >> i just don't even know. there are so many emotions. >> reporter: meeting her today to trade one of these is this couple who drove all the way from minnesota. >> the drive was like 31 hours. >> reporter: in order to understand how we got to this moment, you need to go back two months to when demi sheltering in place at home watched a ted talk and got a crazy idea. >> trading a single bobby pin for a house. >> reporter: documenting her journey on tiktok she traded for earrings and then margarita glasses and you get the idea. >> if you haven't seen my last video, i traded up to an iphone11 pro mac. >> reporter: her project has 3.5 million followers from around the globe. >> i've seen things in singapore and germany and around the world doing their own projects, which is really exciting.

>> reporter: brings us back to her tiktok and her husband and with their 4-month-old and 2-year-old in tow turned this into their family summer vacation. >> we'rer quite ready for the trip. >> if you give, you get back. that's what inspired us to do this. >> reporter: while demi is not sure what will happen next but more meticulous planning, it's about more than a house, it's about the journey. >> honestly, these are long-time friends now. i think i talked to them every day this week for hours on end. that also has bipartisan really special. >> so they traded the iphone for the van. >> come again. >> like permanently or like for a week. >> also, i'm just confused how she got that iphone in the first place. she had a margarita glass.

>> they were trading the shoes. there are levels to this, reggie. she had the shoes and the iphone and now getting the van. >> we should call this a pyramid scheme. >> that's not what we're calling it now, reggie. it's called trade me. >> okay. well, look, i compliment her game. >> we need to skype her and get dion in here to explain in more detail because i have more questions. but it looks cool. >> it looked like fun, didn't it? it was an adventure. >> can i get a car? >> kept our mind off of what we're doing right now which is just sitting at home wondering, will this ever end? let's talk about weather. get ourselves out of this hole. south beach 54 degrees looking at the bay bridge.

you can already see the signs that some sunshine will roll through our neighborhood today and minor cooling, once again, as the sea breeze kicks in. clear early tonight and then the clouds on the increase and cool, once again and a brighter weekend with inland warming possible. want you to take a look at the water vapor imagery and notice that the flow is kind of northwest to southeast. that's a trough. that's an area of cooler and slightly more humid air. that's why we're seeing more in the way of morning maerp la ing pattern. that's also going to aid in the cooling just a little bit. we have upper 70s in milpitas and sunnyville and cupertino. mid 80s being more of the exception. and 70s in millbrae and mid to upper 70s for everybody else on the peninsula. hang out along 60 along a mostly cloudy coast today. bay side little warmer and mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco, sausalito.

mid to upper 70s through the north bay until you get to santa rosa and north of that 80s rule. richmond everybody else in the low to mid 70s along the east bay shore and mid to upper 80s in our east bay valleys. tonight's temperatures back in the 50s, once again. with all that cloud cover. my accuweather seven-day forecast. wednesday and thursday a lot like today and then see the warming away from the coast. two to six degrees as we head through the weekend. have a great day. back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. this morning's "gma first look" we're hearing from paris jackson the daughter of michael jackson about her music and much more. she spoke with abc7 chris connelly. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" an abc news exclusive paris jackson daughter of michael jackson. >> what did he ever tell you about being a performer? >> educate yourself as much as possible and go with it with every aspect of life. it was just supportive. i think we were really lucky to have that. do what makes you happy and do

it well. >> reporter: we watched her grow up in front of the camera and now at 22 new future. that has to be challenging for you as a person. >> i wear my heart on my sleeve, or so i have been told. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m. with her brother, prince, at her side opening up about her life, her famous father and the music she is making that is helping her cope with the past and move on. with your "gma first look" i'm chris connelly. >> we haven't seen them in a while. really interesting to see them as adults. >> i'm interesting to see what her musical style is that is influenced by her father. just doing her own thing. >> yeah. >> we will see. >> all right. i'm hooked. first generation college students at stanford are telling their stories. the eye opening podcast that they created. and the historic book store in the east bay keeping readers

stocked on books. how they're making a difference. as we fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc7 wants to remind you to wear a mask for you, your

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. already thinking about the weekend and see if it is as hot as it was last weekend. it is not. warmer than what we're dealing with during the early parts of this week, especially as you move inland with the temperature spread from 70 in san francisco to some mid 90s friday and then 71 in san francisco to more mid 90s spreading throughout our inland neighborhoods. and then by sunday, upper 60s in san francisco and 69 to still some low to mid 90s inland. it's not going to be quite as hot as it was last weekend. we'll get outside a little bit more and not have so much cabin fever like we had if you lived inland this past weekend, hair salons and barbershops are calling on alameda to let them reopen. >> open salon doors.

>> abc7 news was in downtown oakland where 20 people protested outside the county offices yesterday. the stylists are prepared and they have some of the most effective sanitation procedures already in place. hair salons and barbershops have been closed in alameda county since march. despite businesses closing for good because of the pandemic, the oldest independent black book store in the country is busier than ever. marcus books in oakland specializes in books by black authors, black history and social justice. the store has received an overwhelming number of orders and since the death of george floyd, books written by black authors have been flying off the shelves. >> definitely a surge in reading and wanting to read and also in what people are reading because we're seeing a lot of people in the store that we haven't seen before. and they're buying anything in

the store but mainly books dealing with racial issues. >> the owner says they've been getting 300 to 400 orders a day and that is coming in from people all over the country. i love to see that. >> that's great. okay. what is the stanford experience like if you are a part of the small population of black students plus you're the first in your family to go to college. four students watched a podcast to share their experience. the episodes tackle everything from nav dpigating campus life racial issues like the black lives matter movement. less than 10% of the population at stanford are black so these shows are a sanctuary. >> we found it therapeutic when we got in voicing our anger and concerns and parts that make us sad. >> throw a life boat at me and i see you're drowning. i see you're trying to act like you're not drowning.

i got you. >> the podcast is called the come up collective and available on platforms like spotify, youtube and apple. pretty cool. >> i like that name. we have coming back with another 90 minutes of news including refining their plans for the fall. two east bay school districts are releasing new details for parents. when the free ride will finally end for commuters using public transportation in the south bay. the back and forth of what's open and what's closed continues and now business owners in santa clara county are caught in the middle. they reopened yesterday and fo

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being shared by businesses all over california. governor newsom says he has no choice but to order thousands of these businesses closed. and the countdown is on for schools to reopen, but some teachers are now questioning if the move will put the health of students and themselves at risk. good morning, welcome to tuesday, july 14th. >> of course, you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> all right, thank you, kumasi, reggie, hi, everybody. let's take a look at what is going to happen this tuesday. first the winds because they were such a big player in yesterday's forecast and still be the dominant player today gusting to around 12 in concord and 28 in fairfield and even 13 in san jose. you can see on the ferry building there, the flags pointing out to the east and the gray conditions they brought in with them during the overnight hours. so, no more heat. look yesterday we got rid of the 100s. today we're going to try to get rid of the 90s in most areas and

ukiah and lake port immune from the sea breeze and mid to upper 80s in the east bay valleys and low to mid 80s in the south bay. that's as warm as it gets. mid 60s around san francisco and 69 in richmond and then low to upper 70s around the bay. enjoy the break because it does get a little bit warmer this weekend. i'll have that coming up. here's kumasi. >> thank you, mike. building a better bay area during the coronavirus pandemic. it means balancing the needs of our economy, as well as our health. that balancing act and the latest action from the governor are really frustrating small business owners. this morning, it's deja vu because of the spike in covid-19 cases. governor newsom ordered this yesterday closing all indoor businesses across the state. includes restaurants, bars, wineries, tasting rooms, movier theteres, tasting rooms and zoos. >> we were able to suppress the spread of this virus and knock down the growth of this in the beginning. we're going to do that, again.

not only are people getting covid-19, not only are we seeing people transmit this disease, but we're also continuing to see lives lost. >> okay. so, look at this map. if the county is on the state's watch list, there are additional closures including gyms, churches, offices and personal services like salons and barbershops and, as you can see, seven bay area counties. only san francisco and san mateo are not on either of these lists. building a better bay area during the coronavirus pandemic means, of course, making sure we are balancing our health and our economy. and that is the latest action by the governor. small businesses really frustrated by this because this time yesterday businesses in santa clara county were just hours away from reopening and today they're planning to reclose. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with more on this back

and forth which i'm sure is a big let down for a lot of businesses, julian. >> it really is, kumasi. a big let down and frustration, too. these businesses down in santa clara county have not been open for a full day before they found out they would have to be closing down tomorrow by wednesday. they are frustrated with the uncertainty and just blown away by the lack of coordination at this point. now, earlier this month, you'll recall the county health officials confirmed gyms, barbershops and tattoo parlors will be able to reopen july 13th, the first time yesterday for the irs if time in four months. just hours into their reopening, the public health department confirmed that santa clara county would likely be added to the state's watchlist by wednesday and that meant all of those just-open businesses would have to close in less than 48 hours. >> is this going to be another three, four, five, six, seven, eight months. before you know it, it will be a year.

>> and at worship centers and shopping malls to the list of businesses having to close. to be clear, though, this is not just an emotional roller coaster. these business owners are dealing with. a financial nightmare, too. live midday morning as they were excited to reopen. the business owner said they were barely getting by after having been closed since march 15th. they were so excited to welcome the customers back in, but now, this. they'll have to close back down tomorrow. for how long? no one knows. it is that uncertainty that is really, really just making it difficult for so many of those business owners across the bay area. reporting live, julian glover, a abc7 news. >> this did not go well. alameda county supervisors will vote on whether they should ask the state for permission to allow outdoor dining. that request is being made with the county now on the state's

watchlist. alameda county hit pause on reopening last month because of an increase in cases and hospitalizations, which delayed plans for them to apply for this variance. for now all restaurants, wineries and bars can only be open for drive-through, pickup or delivery. statewide, there are more than 329,000 cases of coronavirus. that's the number that has gone up 50% in the past two weeks. here in the bay area, there are now 36,440 cases. that's an increase of more than 1,000 cases in just 24 hours. and the number of deaths has increased by a dozen overnight to 659. we know plans for the new school year are important to you and that's why education is one of the five key areas we're focusing on in our efforts to build a better bay area. berkeley school superintendent says students will experience entirely distance learningademi

few weeks. they had hoped they could hold some in-classroom instruction but they are worried about how safe that might be. berkeley school board will hear their revised plan during their meeting tomorrow. oakland unified is revealing more details about plans for reopening in the fall. we know there is an emphasis on distant learning. the school district is taking a phased approach during a public informational session we're learning of another wrinkle that is being added to the instruction process for high school students. >> the recommendation is to implement mini where students are experiencing three to four classes each quarter, each mini mester instead of the same workload that they have had in the past. >> last week, the school district announced classes will start on august 10th with distance learning to last up to four weeks. there are negotiations still going on at this point with teachers. well, many oakland parents

had hoped that they could begin the year with some kind of in-person learning, but others felt that getting back into the classroom was a bit premature. the union said teachers would return to the classroom only after two conditions were met. >> until we see that those rates have dropped and have steadily dropped to near zero for 14 days straight, we don't even want to consider any type of in-person learning at all. no hybrid learning, none of that. >> the second condition that the district must ensure that the proper safety equipment is available and maintained throughout the year. oakland unified said governor gavin newsom promised to deliver. now an abc7 news live upd e update. the second largest school district in the country will not reopen its campuses for the start of the school year. los angeles schools will reopen online only in the fall. the superintendent says the district can't come close to protecting the health and safety of half a million students and

about 75,000 employees. across the country, florida continues to set daily records while hospitals are running out of space. the state's governor has been reluctant to reimpose restrictions. a protester interrupted his daily news briefing calling the governor, quote, an embarrassment. comes as the world health organization says if basics are not followed, the pandemic will only get worse. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. a bay area institution survived wars and the recession, but coronavirus proves too powerful an enemy to fight. closed, open and now closed again. the back and forth is wearing on so many of us. next, an expert weighs in on how to get through this stressful time. all right. let's take a look at what's going on with our forecast. we have partly cloudy conditions on the bay side of the peninsula. mostly cloudy on the coast side. temperatures range from 52 in daly city and pacifica to foster

city and redwood city about 56 degrees. 60 in hayward and also in oakland. 61 in antioch and most of us in the mid to upper 50s until you get 101 in the north bay with some low 50s. here's a look at your commute. south beach where it's about 54 degrees. breezy north of the bridge. choppy north of the bridge all the way through the delta. yesterday started at 9:00 in the morning and today starts at 11:00 and goes through 11:00 this evening. once it is on, that fan will stay full blast for a couple hours. here is a look at your 12-hour planner and increasing sunshine and we'll hang out near 80 for several hours this afternoon. about 71 as we head into the evening hours. for the north bay 57 at 8:00. 75 at noon and we'll stay in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. about 64, though, check it out. that's kind of cool at 8:00. in the east bay valleys some of our warmest temperatures starting off at 59 this morning and 77 at noon and mid to upper

80s and very comfortable 72 at 8:00. get that after dinner walk in and you'll appreciate how comfortable those temperatures are. we'll turn it over to jobina and look at the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. we tistill have a pretty big backup in pleasanton. the traffic has been pretty much been at a crawl since, yeah, 3:00 this morning. there was an earlier crash inuvl ing just before the sunol off ramp overturned due to some gravel and other debris in the roadway. a live look at the roadway on southbound 680. street sweeper came out shortly after 4:30 this morning which had to shut down all the lanes. at least one lane is open right now and the chp has not given us an update as to when all of this will reopen. heads up if this is part of your morning commute. give yourself extra time.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. all right. open up the weather window on san jose where it's 57 degrees with mostly clear conditions right now. we'll take a look at your day planner for today. slightly cooler this morning with temperatures in the 50s. and we'll stay near 60 at the coast all throughout the rest of the 12-hour planner. 72 to 77 with the breezes kicking in by noon. that will hold us 78 to 85 and our warmest spots at 7:00. real nice evening on the way. now, we have a chance of dry

thunderstorms with gusty winds across the sierra thursday and that means about 500,000 people in the high fire danger. we'll keep an eye on that. 84 in tahoe today. notice the 100s are gone, barely, but they're gone from the central valley back down around palm springs at 110. monterey partly cloudy and 76 today. oakland leaders say they're recommitted to public safety. during a town hall meeting the chair of the police commission said it starts by hiring people that look more like the community. >> the last six classes have had no black women. what does that say to black females inside policing or inside the community. we've got to figure that out and we have to get through that. >> the oakland police officer's association says they support those efforts in an op-ed that ran sunday, the poa president cautioned against further defunding. it said additional funding

not only punish the most progressive police force in the nation, it would endanger the lives of oakland's most vulnerable citizens. catering companies have lost millions as their business has vanished in the last few months. tomorrow, family-owned moraria catering is shutting down for good. laura anthony has their story. >> reporter: a family-owned business more than seven decades in the making. >> this one says 51, we're still using it. >> reporter: will close its doors for good in a matter of days. >> barbecues and the church festivals. >> reporter: the owners of san leandro's catering has seen a lot. but it's the coronavirus shut down that will take them down for good. >> a dotcom demise. bottom fell out. my husband had health challenges and had a heart transplant and then after that the 2008 recession.

>> reporter: now it's just a matter of cooking up the last meals and it liveridelivering t orders. >> as it kept going, you'll see the writing on the wall. this is in the early, early '70 '70s, late '60s. >> reporter: catered thousands of events and birthdays and events can't survive on boxed meals and 7% of its normal clientele. >> the kitchen will close for good on wednesday but the memories made here by this family business will live on forever. >> i was hoping to make the 75th anniversary and turn it over to my nephew and let him proceed, but that's just not working out. so, 72 years, though, for catering is a pretty good record. >> reporter: in san leandro, laura anthony, abc7 news. hearing stories like that and seeing other businesses that are opening and then closing

again not sure when they'll open, again. many people are experiencing this emotional back and forth like a mental roller coaster. at her practice, psychologist andrea has seen an increase in depression and anxiety cases as the pandemic continues on. the behavior of counties reopening and closing and the confusion behind it is seeming to take a toll on a lot of people. >> it's often creating a trauma response. most of us have been sort of holding on just tightly and we had this date in our mind of, okay, things will begin to get back to normal. positive coping statements like this is going to be really challenging, but i handled challenging things in the past. >> for now, experts recommend focusing on the present and this one is for mike nicco only, tagita taking things one day at a time. >> one day at a time. going way back. i like that. >> way back. >> way back.

oh, yes. that's what we have to do. >> kids that was a tv show starring valerie bertinelli. >> when she was in her teens. >> now you can find her on food network. >> still going strong. >> all right. producer says we have to move on. sorry, we can't reminisce any more about the good old days. south bay 54 degrees and that is the exploratorium camera. you can see the cloud layer is not as prevalent as it was yesterday. faster sunshine but we have a faster sea breeze. temperatures will be a degree or two cooler this afternoon. clear early and then clouds on the increase tonight. seasonably cool and a brighter and warmer weekend, especially inland. here's a look at how quickly those clouds vanish. some areas yesterday didn't vanish at all in the bay and that will not be the case today. they will be gone everywhere by around noon. they will make that trip back around 7:00 this evening. temperatures upper 70s to low 80s and 78 to 82 and san jose

the warm spot at 83 and palo alto the warm spot on the peninsula and most of us in the l low. mid to upper of 0s and 65 in downtown and south san francisco 67 and in between 66 for sausalito and near 60 north bay coast and wealth of mid to upper 70s and sonoma northward and 80s and up around 90 around clear lake and ukiah. 78 in fremont and most of us in the mid to low 90s along the east bay shore and inland mid to upper 80s. if you liked yesterday in the east bay valleys, you'll love today. temperatures in the 50s with more cloud cover tonight. pretty steady through thursday and you can see two to six degrees of warmth coming at us this weekend. reggie? >> all right, thank you, mike. a major victory for president trump's niece. a new york judge has ruled that her tell-all book about the president's family can be released as planned. the president's younger brother, robert, tried to block the book

claiming it violated a nondisclosure agreement. a judge ruled it did not. too much and never enough, how my family created the most dangerous man is out today, two weeks than originally planned because of high demand. hong kong disneyland is going to close, once again, after a surge in coronavirus cases. the resort reopened june 18th but hong kong tightened its social distancing measures after 52 new cases were reported in the city. now, the hotels at the hong kong disneyland resort will remain open. the closure comes days after the company reopened walt disney world in florida. florida is currently seeing a record-breaking number of cases and disney is the parent company of abc7. >> all right. new at 6:00, the future of shopping. amazon's new invention it revealed overnight. but, first, rivalry renewed. we have details on the bay

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free rides on public transit coming to an end in the south bay. vta will begin collecting fares august 1st. the agency eliminated fares in march to reduce contact between passengers and operators. fare boxes are located very close to where the driver's sit. vta is one of three local transit agencies that went fare free during the pandemic, along with samtrans and no word on when those two will resume collecting fares. the bay bridge series is returning next week. the giants and the a's are scoring off in oakland monday night and then another game in san francisco is scheduled for tuesday night. both of these are exhibition

games and will serve as a final tune up for both teams before they begin a shortened 60-game season. >> we're looking forward to the exhibition games with the a's and play and i think that's exciting and it reminds us that it's time to go. it's time to prepare. >> sure is. the rival squads will see each other during the regular season, too. three games next month in san francisco and then three more games in oakland in september. all right. can't wait. let's talk about what is going on with the small craft advisory. yesterday started at 9:00. our breezes got off to an early start. we're still talking 12 hours of gusty conditions of the areas you see in yellow there and that will help keep us cooler than average in most neighborhoods. as we head towards friday and the weekend the breezes will back off and temperatures warming a few degrees above average and nothing too extreme from 70s in san francisco to

upper 80s to mid 90s in our inland neighborhoods. and that's about as warm as it gets in the seven-day forecast. i want to remind you, aids walk san francisco is just five days away. the virtual walk kicks off this and will stream online and airs right here on abc7. the star-studded event will feature bette midler and and other bay area organizations. call 415-615-walk. abc7 a proud long-time since 1988 sponsor of san francisco's aids walk. one year after it began we became a sponsor. very proud of that, guys. >> yeah, that's great. lego and nintendo are teaming up to bring one of the best-selling consoles of all time back to life. a unique version of the 1980s

and it will include a controller, cartridge and the tv as you can see with supermario brothers on the screen and you'll be able to get mario to move. the lego nes will include more than 2,600 pieces and will cost 300 bucks when it goes on sale next month. i have no doubt that thing will sell out. >> where is the duck hunt part? >> where is the duck hunt? you know what, you got tired of that game real quick, didn't you? >> i liked duck hunt. >> did you? okay. anyway. new at 6:00, your fence that this bar owner installed that is getting a lot of laughs, but it is also working to keep people apart. also the new coronavirus testing sites opening today in the south bay. if you had a hair salon appointment today in contra costa county, you are out of luck. salons are

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how they're adjusting to the governor's latest order. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, july 14th. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> oh, i'm happy to see you all. and, mike, let's check in with you first. what are we expecting for today? >> okay. yeah, nice to see you guys, too. 116 days since i've been in there with you guys. not that i'm counting. not that it's on the board behind me. here's a look at what's going on. expect more sunshine but the breezes just as aggressive as yesterday and temperatures at or slightly below average in the afternoon hours. here's a look from the exploratorium camera and you can see already some broken holes in the deck cover and which coincides through 7:00. 70 to 77 with the breezes already kicking in in the same areas as yesterday at noon and then 77 to 85 at 4:00