think that you are segregating a certain portion of the population.arly everyone there not sold on the idea. others for different reasons. we posted the story on our abc 7 news facebook page and one viewer commented, what is the point of the signs? that is not real change to the system. another said that is not good enough, what good will a sign do if the bad apples are still in the batch. the city now has 30 days to put the signs up again in each of san francisco's police stations. reporting live this morning, i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. and we have new developments now, the city of vallejo is seeking an outside criminal investigation into the police department's alleged destruction of evidence from a deadly officer on involved shooting. this is body camera video. shooting of sean monterrosa last month. the city says it discovered the windshield ofhr

had been destroyed and the car that they were in was put back into service without permission. the city already requested the d.a. or attorney general investigate the shooting and now they are requesting the destruction of evidence be included in the criminal investigation. the city says an unnamed on administrative leave. we reached out to vallejo police for comment but haven't heard anything back. at the live desk, america's top infectious disease sgerpt is responding after being criticized by one of president trump's top aides. r. fauci says that he is focused on fighting covid-19. the response comes after white house adviser peter navarro wrote an op-ed accusing fauci of flip-flopping on importance of wearing a mask to slow the spread. >> i can't explain peter nvarro, he is in a world by himself, so i don't even want to

go there. if you talk to reasonable people in the white house, they realize that was a major mistake on their part because it doesn't do anythinglect poorly on them. >> president trump tried to brush off the controversy yesterday calling top-ed a mistake and saying that he has a good relationship with dr. fauci. the white house communications office also said the article wasn't cleared through them and they are investigating. and happening today, facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg will host dr. fauci in a live conversation that will be streamed online. the two are expected to talk about progress on vaccines to protect people from covid-19 and they will also discuss ways that all of us can help to flatten the curve. the afternoon forum starts at 2:00 p.m. on facebook. alameda county now has position from the state to go beyond governor newsom's guide lines for reopening. so that mean outdoor dining and

the zoo get the green light. >> we're so thrilled that we got so much support from alameda county and the state turned it around within 24 hours. >> you probably remember the zoo was facing the possibility of permanently closing because they didn't have enough money. only the outdoor areas of the zoo will be open and there are additional safety precautions in place. >> you will be outdoors and with just your family group and you will briefly pass people. if you add on to that masks and social distancing, it will be a very safe environment. >> the zoo will open to the general public on wednesday july 29. starting today, san mateo county will allow in-person visits to long term care homes. each facility has to apply for permission and they have to verify that they have enough ppe on hand and adequate access to coronavirus testing. under these guidelines, friends and family can do socially

distance and masks outdoor visits. the virus has hit care facilities especially hard and many of them have been closed to visitors since march. if you want to keep track of what is now open or still closed and where? you can check out this interactive map on abc7news.com. you can go county by county to see which businesses are open. santa clara county's pop-up testing sites will be open again today. the state is testing a record number of people, more than 108,000 every day. getting a test though is proving to be difficult for some. kris reyes talked to two bay area doctors who say without a national testing strategy, it will be difficult >> reporter: about an hour after of-ung te for those who got here earlier, a shorter wait. >> we came here about 9:45 and we thought it would be long like a two hour wait. >> but it was only like one

hour. >> reporter: and they consider themsz lu themselves lucky, the pop-up location requires no appoint, doctor's note or even symptoms. and results should be available in two to four days. in many other parts of california, it is a different story. >> some of the backlog is not in all of the sites where people get tested. they are mostly in the commercial labs that are being used by the state. >> reporter: the state has now issued guidelines on who should get tested first, prioritizing cases in hospitals and essential workers because of the backlog at labs. in santa clara county, there are pop-up sites in high risk locations but not working in coordination with the state. >> a lot of our response has been really patchwork and i think that it comes from the top. >> we're all competing for the same materials and the same reagents. what would have been nice three or four months ago is to say this is a national problem. >> reporter: for those at the site where 500 tests are available a day, they are just happy that they could get one, even if it means standing in

line. >> we just want to be safe for work when we go back, we want ttaminate anyone. >> reporter: kris reyes, abc 7 news. and a major security breach was unfolding on twitter. and wearing a mask for long periods of time can give you skin problems. we are talking to a dermatologist about what you can do. i was really thinking about this, mike. i don't know if you have perfect skin, but i was like oh, my god, am i having a breakout, what is happening? i'm glad we're talking with a dermatologist. >> kind of like football players, we getting a any around t acne around the chin strap. so probably the same principal. flawless skin is you, that is not me. even with makeup on, this is what you get. come on. let's talk about what is going

on outside. it was a little hazy yesterday and you may see more haze in the bay area today. in fact, we have two wildfires burning to our south in the central valley, firefighters are working hard to get a handle on the bigger minute ram fire in fresno county. it is only 15% contained. the coyote fire blackened 1400 about 20% contained. so you can see tough terrain for those folks to be fighting that. let's take a look and show you what is going on outside at sfo. not too hazy right now. we're under an air quality advisory, that means locally the air quality could be really bad because of the fires, but in general we'll be moderate. so we'll be healthy today. but this air quality advisory will go through at least tomorrow. let's take a look at temperatures. we're in the upper 50s to low

60s. 7o 62 across the east bay shoreline. mid 50s to low 60s just about everywhere. and here is a look at your commute planner for today. it will be breezy north of the bay bridge and choppy also, same places, same time as yesterday. 1:00 to 7:00. we're in the 60s in the north bay with increasing sunshine through 10:00. low 80s for the afternoon hours with mostly sunny hazy conditions. 63 in the south bay, but 77 and sunshine at noon. low to mid-80s for a couple hours this afternoon. and a hazy 71 at 8:00. and warmest temperatures will be the east bay valleys where we're waking up partly cloudy and about 62 degrees. near 80 at noon. comfortable evening on the way, sunshine and about 72 degrees. all right. let's talk about somebody else with flawless skin. i'm a little jealous. hi, jobina. >> well, thank you, mike. the makeup didn't get all the way on this morning, so i appreciate that. good morning, everybody.

>> didn't even notice. >> thank you. we've got a sigalert in san mateo, but thankfully no injuries have been reported here. i'll bring up the map so you can see the impacted area. this is westbound 92 to the southbound 101 connector. you can see just a little yellow spot on the map has you approach the area. what you need to know, right now it looks like the chp is now opening up the connector. this is good. about a minute ago, they had shut down the connector ramp to southbound 101. it was all blocked because of the crash. it looks like as of second they are opening up and now the quloyellow went to gree. but it has impacted traffic westbound on the san mateo bridge toward the peninsula. beginning tt loo lik thing clearing up.

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the exploratorium camera. pretty cloudy out there. clouds will move back to the coast by plan to, we'll have hazy sunshine and temperatures pretty close to average. 60s at the coast, upper 70s around the bay. and upper 80s inland. want to give you an update on the fire threat in the sierra, a red flag warning today for thunderstorms and gusty winds and then everyone more smoke in the san joaquin valley, an air quality warning from now through monday. temperatures around fresno with all that smoke, 110 in palm springs today, 85 in tahoe and 68 with mainly cloudy conditions in monterey. the trial of two bay area college students accused of killing an italian police officer resume today. yesterday the father-in-law of the fallen officer reco played in court.court.cour.

finney beg finnegan elder says he did not know that they were police officers and it was in self-defense. and the 19-year-old is charged for preventing a fellow officer from saving raga. dan noyes has been tracking this case and you can find his original reports online and as well as a full length documentary about what allegedly happened. go to abc7news.com/iteam. developing news this morning, twitter is back on line after responding to the biggest hack in its history. the company is calling what happened a, quote, coordinated social engineering attack. yesterday we saw high profile accounts belonging to elon musk, bill gates, joe biden, blom, mike bloomberg all lacked in an apparent bitcoin scam. tweets appeared like the one you see here on barack obama's feed and it asks people to send $1,000 and in return they would receive $2,000 back. many of these tweets were taken

down immediately, but there are reports that more than $100,000 had already been sent. >> all of accounts definitely have two factor authentication, other security measures. so the fact that so many of them were compromised at the same time, such a short period of time, leads people to think now that there is some administrative issue on the twitter side itself. which is very differnt from how most twitter accounts get hacked. >> another cybersecurity expert believes that it will be very difficult to track the hackers. so if mask wearing has made your skin a litte more irritated, maybe more prone to breakouts, you are not alone. maskne is a real thing. and kate larsen spoke with a dermatologist about how we can stop it. all right i'm all about wearing my mask every day, but i've definitely been dealing with breakouts in this specific area and i've heard so many people complain about the same thing. so i came to an expert to work

on some solutions. is dr. fields is a san francisco dermatologist and an acne expert behind skrin care lines. >> you are confident from here up, but under here, we're making a breeding ground to more acne. >> reporter: maskne is popping up as pain fall pinchles on mask wearers everywhere. >> i have pimples since i was like 16. where is this coming from? >> you have a metal clip, a tight fight and now humidity, sweat, change in the microbiome. and the bacteria goes crazy. >> reporter: but masks must be worn. so how do we treat the acne? >> start with the over the count counter, cleanser in the morning and at night, and the full zone, the secret, stay on to stay clear. if you stop using it, the bumps

just can right back. >> reporter: as for prevention -- >> no makeup. makeup makes it worse. cotton is the most it wicks away. wash it every day. >> reporter: dr. fields also says topical sulfur products are helpful and specifically for maskne, avoid receipt take noticeds. kate larsen, abc 7. >> so what if we have to wear makeup? i just wipe it off as soon as i get off of work because i know it is probably not good to wear the makeup in the mask and i do use some of the ingredients she mentioned is but kind of like in a little pad. i'm trying, mike. >> i get it. barb is like if you are wearing makeup, i'm giving you the lesser masks to wear so you don't ruin the n95s with makeup. because we go for walks sometimes during my lunch break, go to like a half hour walk or something, try to get a mile in. so i'm like all right, i'll take it off and wear the better mask.

crazy. it is something else that we have to worry about and contend with. please stop 2020, please. all right. let's take a look at what is going on in san jois an hosan j. we'll see a few more clouds. hazy sunshine once the clouds return back to the coast. minor warming away from the coast for the weekend. pretty quiet forecast other than the winds and cloud cover. and here is the cloud cover forecast. you can see by noon still some of the coastal valleys and along the peninsula steeped in the cloud cover and also the golden gate bridge while the rest of us are dealing with sunshine. along the coast that is where the clouds will be most stubborn. low to mid-80s in the south bay today with san jose at about 84 degrees. we'll have low to upper 70s, 71 to 79 on the peninsula. lowe pa nebs la coast. and then mid to upper 60s for

downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. low 60s along the north bay coast and we'll try to hit 78 to 82 through the north bay valleys. east bay shore, 70 at richmond, fremont is 80. and inland, if you didn't need the air conditioner yesterday, you won't need it today. mid 80s to near 90 degrees. tonight we're back in the fiftsfifts 50ss and same cloud cover. we'll see a little bit of a bump up tomorrow, and another 2 to 4 degrees saturday. temperatures in the 60s tloonk the coast, near 80 along the bay and 90s inland. and with so many people staying home, season any is cranking up production of its newest playstation otherwise and and sony is reportedly doubling production of its upcoming playstation five. the reason is believed to be sharply increased interest in home entertainment amid the coronavirus. and zoom is getting into

hardware offering a new device called zoom for home, it has a 27 inch screen along with three cameras and eight microphones, but maybe most importantly, it comes with the zoom software pre-loaded just in case you find yourself still working from home. and google's new project puts temporary tattoos on people that transform your skins in to a touch pad. they are filled with sensors that can be triggered by touch or swipe gestures. how they might be userd in the future is unclear. and those are you "techbytes." a sigh of relief for a lot of people who could not pay their rent. coming up next, the bay area county extending the moratorium on evictions. and if you are still wondering and if you are still wondering about the

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let's take a look weekend. you see the coast will remain pretty cloudy. 60s will spread into san francisco. 70s and 80s elsewhere. and you can see just a little bit warmer with 90s starting to creep to our inland neighborhoods saturday and a few of those linger into sunday. pretty quiet weekend. we'll take a look at the smoke forecast coming up next. there is good news for tenants who have been heavy impacted by the coronavirus in

contra costa county.board of supervisors has voted to extend a moratorium on evictions through september 30. and this also applies to small zatis.sses and it wasrinall going yesterday, e supervisorses also put so put a rent increases. and food banks are slammed with thousands of families that need help.rs held a contactless drive through. >> we have people here that have mentioned that this is the first time that they have ever utilized food services, so we're happy to be able to provide that support to new faces as well. >> the food bank of contra costa and solano organized the drive. walmart and best buy are the latest major retailers to require shop toers wear masks. walmart says customers have to

wear masks starting on monday and this also includes sam's club. meanwhile best buy issued a statement saying that shoppers are required to wear face coverings immediately. one police department is reminding people to wear masks in a pretty cute way. ♪ this dog -- a police dog in wooster, ohio demonstrates the correct way to wear a face mask. last week ohio's governor ordered mandatory face masks in the counties that have been hit hardest by the virus. governor newsom has made face masks mandatory across california. that dog is cute. >> that is one understanding dog, isn't it? at the end of midday live yesterday, reggie was able to get i think it was his

winnie-the-pooh face mask on woodstock. let's have a look at the smoke. we don't technically have a spare the air alert, we have an advisory for smoky and hazy conditions due to the coyote and mineral fire. so the closer you are to there, the potential for unhealthy air. in fact here is a look at the smoke and you can see right around compalinga, that is wher the heaviest smoke will be. and coming up next at 5:00, the major shakeup in the trump presidential campaign just four months before the election. and our children's education is a big part of building a better bay area. and this morning 54,000in franco

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comes? >> to get from you that that t >> just never know. maybe today isthe day that everything changes. >> i just need a day. >> just one day. mike, can we just have one day? >> wouldn't that be nice? that is the hope every morning, maybe today's the day. as far as your forecast goes, look at that wind at fairfield, 35 miles per hour. so a little noisy for some of us during the overnight hours. and look what it dragged across the bay, a lot of cloud cover. so we'll have that for on the morning commute. the clouds will be sticking along the coast keeping you in the low to mid-60s. we'll have mid-60s in san francisco also. you can see 70 at richmond, fremont at 80. 78 to 82 in the north bay. some mid-80s in the south bay and upper 80s to 23450er 90 in the east bay.

hazy sunshine and seasonal temperatures today, a little