this issue is an emotional and complicated one. and many are wishing, hoping, that the governor will take this decision off the plate of local officials and issue a state mandate. now, the san ramon valley school district did take a vote last night and officials changed their mind, they first had voted on a hybrid method that would have students in class a couple days a week, but last night they switched course and voted on an all distance learning model for now. the superintendent did not say whether this was because the governor is planning to require this or recommend it. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some insight and some understanding of what this will look like, but it will be nearly impossible for schools in counties like contra costa to open in person. >> reporter: and in san jose, school officials released a statement after their vote saying, quote, this outcome comes with a major

disappointment. we believe that in-person instruction even in a limited capacity is the best way to serve our students. it went on to say we are grieved by the emotional toll on our students from being unable to see their classmates and teachers face-to-face. san jose decided on an all distance learning method until october 2. the governor's press conference is set for noon today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. dublin unified school district also voted last night to start the school year entirely virtual. the board approved a tentative deal with the teacher's union. and oakland, berkeley, san san leandro and new haven have all said they plan to start with distance learning in the fall. we could learn more today about the next stem of reopening san francisco. jobina fortson has that at the live desk. >> good morning. yes, mayor breed and other city leaders have expressed their

concerns about the rising number of cases in the city, in fact earlier this week they did announce more reopenings would be put on hold because of all this. and last nightmare breed was on cnn talking about what we can do to help the city on a path forward. >> we need people to follow the order and to wear their mask. we need people it avoid large gatherings and to continue to wash your hands and to respect social distancing because what this means is we may have to make hard decisions to close businesses that we've already allowed to reopen if things continued in this way. >> mayor breed also detailed that san francisco schools will not the be allowed to reopen based upon the current number of covid-19 cases. mayor breed is expected to speak today and we'll carry that live for you on the abc 7 news s&p and on abc7news.com. >> and a network of privately funded securities cameras are

now otional across san francisco. dion lim has this story. >> she's trying to move on, but of course this kind of incident you just don't forget it. >> reporter: her 61-year-old mother is still too shaken even after nearly three months to return to where she was attacked in broad daylight by multiple men who knocked her to the ground and stole her handbag. despite sfpd saying they obtained surveillance video, there have been no arrests. she wants justice for her mom. chris larsen, a tech billionaire, wanted to do just that. frustrated with the crime he witnessed in russian hill. >> unfortunately, it has become a huge magnet for the snatch and grab crimes. we saw it multiple times a day.

>> reporter: and so three years ago, larsen began funding community business districts to install and monitor a network of cameras across the city. there are just over 1,000 to date with footage that can be requested by the police or the victims themselves. at a time when lawmakers are already proposing bans on facial recognition software for lauch agencies, and consumers are fed up with recent breaches on social media, the security cameras add an extra layer of privacy concerns. >> for instance, you might not have wanted somebody to know that you are seeking mental health help or that you are seeing an immigration attorney. because you don't know who will get that footage on the other end. you don't know what they will do with it. >> reporter: we brought these concerns to larsen, who acknowledged privacy is a real concern in the u.s. but because this network is erased every 30 days and monitored by nonprofit community organizations, decisions on how that information is used won't be sold. >> that is where the systems can

be more pro privacy than let's say every house randomly putting up a ring camera amazon. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. in the east bay, oakland mayor schaaf is addressing calls to defund police. during online town hall last night, she called for a task force to analyze the role of opd before any decisions are made. >> because to do this in a moment of passion without analysis and without being transparent to the public about what the actual impacts of these budget decisions will be is irresponsible. >> mayor schaaf says some people think that they have already defunded the police because the force is so small. new developments now, a man is facing charges for allegedly pointing a gun at a person glardingglar

guarding a "black lives matter" murl. only abc 7 news was there and caught the arrest are on camera. the contra costa county district attorney office announced the charges against the man, joseph osuna, yesterday. along with two charges related to pointing the gun, osuna is also facing a charge because investigators say the gun wasn't registered to him. coming up, wineries open this weekend. at least in one bay area county. see how they are promising that they will be able to keep you safe in the age of covid-19. plus, facebook's new policy on political posts. what you will now be seeing on your feed in the run-up to november. first though, it is 4:36, checking in with mike nicco case you decide to hit the winery. >> i think the weather will cooperate. hi, everybody. let's take a look at what is going on currently. we'll start with the peninsula, it is mostly cloudy on the bay side, cloudy on the coast side. we have temperatures in the mid

to upper 50s and low 60s around menlo park. 672 62 in antioch. mid and upper 50s elsewhere. and a little bit of fog trying to form around petaluma. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it is cloudy there, yep, same pattern as the last couple of days for your commute. here is a look at the north bay where it turns sunny around 10:00 and 65, we'll hang out in the upper 70s for a couple hours. and a wonderful 66 at 8:00. for the south bay, mostly sunny at 8:00, at noon you are full of sunshine and 78. and how about mid-80s for a couple hours this afternoon and 73 with sunshine at 8:00 this evening. and for the east bay valley, 62 and sunshine at 8:00, upper 80s for several hours this afternoon. but you cool nicely this evening also. 73 with sunshine at 8:00.

we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up next. first good morning to jobina. how is your friday going? >> good morning, mike. it is going well, thank you. i am just happy it is friday like i'm sure many others are. hi, everyone. we'll start off with a look at the maps here. we have a high wind advisory reported from the chp for the l altamont pass. you can see a lot of green there just a slow down out of tracy this morning. so the early commute is going well. this is a live look showing ultimate the richmond/san rafael bridge. very light as i expected. we'll keep an eye on it for you this morning. hopefully it is a nice clear friday right e. ride. you might be working at home still, we know a lot of people are. but there are definitely more people on the roads in the bay area. so we've decided to take a deeper look into how close we

are to getting back to that gridlock that we have seen all throughout until the pandemic. so here are some interesting details we learned. this is what the bay bridge toll plaza looked like on the first morning of the shelter-in-place order. metering lights remained off until mid may. yesterday they came on at 6:36, and looking at data from all the bridges, the bay bridge has the most traffic usage, 81% of normal. traffic is slowing at different times now as well. >> the backup no longer begins in the 1:00 hour. it begins in the 3:00 hour. and it no longer extends into the 8:00 or 9:00 hour, it is pretty much done by 6:30, 7:00. >> traffic levels are much lower than normal on two other bridges. 61% on the san mateo bridge and 54 normal on the dumbarton

bridge. officials think that the south and peninsula employees -- south bay employees and -- basically the tech workers are not going to work right now, so that is why those bridges are lower.

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it is 4:42 on this friday. let's open up the weather window and we'll head to the south bay where it is mainly clear and

about 61 degrees. let's take a look at what will happen today. we're 57 to 60, so about the same as yesterday. actually the peninsula is a couple degrees milder and the north bay a couple degrees cooler. so we're mid to upper 70s at noon away from the coast, 59 there. 61 at the coast, but near 80 to near 90 inland and 70s for the 7:00 hour. still have a warning for the is an wiis an san joaquin valley th monday. and 101 in fresno and the possibility of thunder boomers over the sierra again this afternoon. developing news this morning, we're keeping an eye on this wildfire, it is burning north of vacaville. at last check, it is burning around 10 acres near quail canyon road. another fire burned in the same

area last month and we'll give you updates as soon as we learn more information. pg&e transmission lines are being blamed for another huge fire in the north bay. cal fire says that power lines ignited the kincaid fire last october. this time lapse shows just how quickly it exploded when it started in geyserville. the fire burned 374 buildings, it injured four people. cal fire sent its investigative report to the sonoma district attorney's office. part of our effort to build a better bay area focuses on promoting health. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg talked about the pandemic with dr. fau dhi. it w it zeroed in on several topics including how the u.s. responded to covid-19 when the pandemic emerged in the winter. dr. fauci shared how he believes that americans can reverse the current trend. >> really almost have to regroup, call a time-out, not necessarily a lockdown again,

but say we have to do this in a more measured way. we have to get our arms around this and we've got to get this controlled. if we don't do that, we'll wind up getting a situation where in other states we may be seeing the same thing. >> america's top infectious disease expert expressed how he is cautiously optimistic about a vaccine being available within six months and researchers will learn more about that drug within the next few months. salon owners want to get back to work, but they may be returning to a much different work place. one of our five key focuses in building a better bay area during this pandemic. along with state lawmakers, owners are asking governor newsom to allow them to perform their services outside. melanie woodrow has this story. >> reporter: outdoor dining has taken on a new meaning during the coronavirus pandemic. here in california, we've even seen relaxed restrictions around serving and drinking alcohol outdoors. now beauty professionals want

the same allowances made for them. >> none of the people that are on that list of recent closures have been licensed by the state in sanitation. we are. >> reporter: california assemblyman jim patterson is joining salon owners in calling on governor newsom to temporarily waive a state law that prevents hair dressers and mn curists from providing services outside. >> governor, you have to fix it. >> reporter: he says that the department of alcoholic beverage control was allowed to waive regulations in order to serve outdoors. salon owners say in the an essential absence of this option, they are struggling. >> we can't pay our bills. >> reporter: the beauty foundation says the request would not be limited to haircuts and could include manicures, pedped cures and waxing services. >> allow the beauty professional to get creative.

>> reporter: bay area residents seem to think that it is a good requested within reason. >> the way the wind is blowing, it could be a hair storm. >> we have to do it responsibly to get back to normalcy. >> reporter: and in an emailed statement, a spokesperson with consumer services and housing agency writes the administration understands and is very sympathetic to the possible economic hardships on salons. for now the law does not allow salon services to be performed outside. however, we are actively looking at this issue and exploring options to lessen the economic harm on these businesses. salon erns say without towners exception, they could be forced to shut down permanently. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. so what about some wine outdoors? santa clara county wineries are back in business this weekend, but there will be some big changes. wineries are now allowed to -- >> you have to have your mask on from the time you enter the property and keep it on all the

way to the table. when you are at the table, you can take your mask off. >> also those spit buckets, no longer allowed. and you can expect most santa clara county wineries to reopen by the e en th tity represe risk of ronaviru a chance for put your skills to the test with our coronavirus risk quiz. from getting a haircut to taking a bus, you can guess the level of risk and then see what the experts have to say goabout it. and that was one of our hot topics about the salons being able to open outdoors. i think that they could come up with safe and kraelts differecr make it happen. >> and it will be neat outside too. be out in the sunshine or maybe the shade, get the fresh air. >> i've njoying ld beatinn.

outside, so -- >> just add to the list. my theory is in dental offices are open, everybody could be open. we'll talk about what is going on weather-wise. and here is a look at your roof camera. you can see the overnight winds are blowing. why change? we've had pretty of the same forecast the last couple days. and so if you enjoyed it, have one more. slightly fewer clouds tonight. and through the weekend, we'll have a little more sunshine and a minor warming trend especially inland. here is a look at satellite and you can see just some orange over top of us. it is drier than normal, but there is really no major player. we're stuck between three areas of pressure with no dominant feature taking over, so just stuck in the middle again. could hit 89 in morgan hill for

the warm spot. 69 in santa cruz. mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula today. along the coast 62 to 64. 69 downtown and south san francisco be. north bay about 60. 'l have upper 70s to low 80 80 0 yucaipa, upper 80s to mid-90s. berkeley, 70. an 80 in fremont. and as you head into the valleys, upper 80s to low 90s. tonight we'll fall back into the low and upper 50s. and the extra sunshine means a couple of degrees of warmth tomorrow. about the same sunday and then we fall back below aench when it gets a little breezy early next week. a new partnership t cnter medication and other products right to your doorstep. kenneth moton has that and more. doordash expanding its dlivery options. it isew partnership

with walgreen's to deliver over the counter medications and other products. the service is starting in the chicago, atlanta and denver areas before expanding to other markets. facebook is now adding labels to posts about voting from federal officials and candidates. the label sdwrekts directs use official website. finally, the new paper mario game is released today. critics give it mostly high marks for its graphics and game play. the idea is for paper mario to collect coins and other items while solviing puzzles and defeating enemies. those are your "techbytes." just ahead, a vote today could change the coliseum as we know it. why county leaders may turn the home of the as into something much more than baseball. and our one hour special give where you live food drive,

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♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's. . happening today, a vote that could reimagine the oakland coliseum during the pandemic. the coliseum authority will decide if public events besides baseball can take place at the coal see you will. one possibility, a drive-in

a to play 30 regular season games at the coliseum but without fans. and they will be using crowd noise to cheer on the teams. they are trying to figure out how much noise and music to pipe into the coliseum to create the right ambience. the team is hoping to recreate the atmosphere for a normal game when fans are in the stadium. now the debate is over what music to play. >> maybe not music with words, just kind of some instrumentals. maybe something like the three tenors or something like that. i'm guessing that won't go over, but i wouldn't mind hearing that. >> mix it up, why not. the as open the regular season one week from today at the coliseum. they will be playing the angels. they will host the giant on monday for a practice game. >> the three tenors? >> yeah.

>> all of his blares would be like -- what? >> why? >> is that new hip hop band? i mean it is great, don't get me wrong, the three tenors are amazing, but for baseball? that's funny. let's take a look at what is going on outside. it is friday and we're trying to have a bit of fun. hopefully you've had a good week, if not, let's try to make it a good weekend. today is the last day of the air quality advisory. if you noticed yesterday there wasn't as much haze in the air as there was wednesday and that will be the case today. there is just afrlgts bit of haze out there, in fact our air quality is good to moderate in nos neighb most neighborhoods. you can see around the mineral fire is where we've have the greatest amount of smoke. again, it will stay below unhealthy levels and then it will move off as we head into the weekend. so enjoy the warmer weather and a little more sunshine.

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stubtds, he hstubtd students and educators are a wait bag is ing what is to come. and countless college students stick to online class instead of going to campus, about you student-athletes are still preparing to play and that is causing one bay area team to contract new cases of covid-19. >> good morning, everybody. it is friday, hi, friend. >> yes, i'm so excited about that. it is summer and i'm wearing a sweater, so i must be in san francisco. hi, mike nicco. >> yes, and i live out where it is hot wearing short sleeves. but i am wearing disneyland, parent company, waiting for them to open. let's take a look at what is going on. 35 miles per hour winds in fairfield, so the usual spots are breezy this morning. an