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. and the usual spots will be

breezy again this afternoon. not much of a change in our pattern. so hopefully you've enjoyed the last couple days. upper 50s to near 60 at 7:00. at the coast the clouds will be most stubborn. very comfortable 73 to 79 at noon. 79 around the bay to 88 inland, so maybe a degree or two warmer today. and then back into the 70s, enjoy a wonderful evening. we'll give you an update on the weekend forecast coming up. bay area college sports quickly becoming the latest victims of the coronavirus pandemic. first we had stanford which canceled some fall sports. now you suc berkeley confirmingt of its student-athletes have come downulul >> reporter: yeah, tough to imagine that sports could happen in the fall with news like this. eight uc berkeley student-athletes now testing positive for coronavirus, though

we don't know which sports they participate in. so we do know that so far 125 student-athletes have returned to campus in preparation for voluntary outdoor conditioning workouts, berkeley officials, they gave the green light to allow these outdoor practices exactly a month ago. a public health order in the city allows those small groups of 12 to weight train outdoors. and other big name schools like stanford cancelled 11 sports in the fall leaving some skeptical. >> i'm a bit sports guy. i would like to see it. at the same time, you have to make sure these athletes are safe, the people that possibly could attend are going to be safe. >> reporter: "usa today" reporting this morning that student-athletes on 50 college campuses have now tested positive for the coronavirus and analysts and executives we spoke to last night in regards to the uc berkeley story, they are questioning if we will see college football happening this

season at all. julian glover, abc 7 news. happening today, governor newsom is expected to make an announcement on whether or not schools are reopen in person for the fall. up until now, those decisions have been entirely made by the local school district. it is not yet clear if the governor will offer recommendations or strict rules on which districts can reopen. the white house has threatened to cut funding if schools don't fully reopen. >> the president has said unmistakably that he wants schools to open. and he means open in full, kids attending each and every day at their school. the science should not stand in the way of this. >> and you can watch the governor's news conference at noon right here on abc 7, coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. with midday live. many places across the u.s. are pausing or rolling back

reopenings while the number of covid-19 cases grows nationally. joe bee thbina fortson has more from the live desk. >> thank you. so far july is turning out to be the worst month for new cases since the pandemic began and death tolls keep rising in two of america's most populous states, and that is florida and texas. yesterday florida set a new record with 156 people dying from covid-19. miami area hospitals have now reached 95% of capacity. >> the situation is dire, i don't want to sugarcoat it or down play it in any way. hospitalizations are at the highest level. >> as an icu nurse, ieg y to take this virus seriously. >> the debate over wearing masks has also taken a new turn. governors in colorado and arkansas reversing course, they are now ordering people to wear masks in certain situations and now major retailers like target,

cvs and walgreens are joining stores like walmart and kohl's requiring customers to wear masks inside their stores. happening today, santa clara county's pop-up testing site health officials say they are designed for testing people who don't have symptomses. you don't need a doctor's note or appointment. there are two sites in san jose. both open today from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. there is another location open today and tomorrow. in the south bay accusations of packed parties at a san jose club during the pandemic. these events were promoted online and any comments about social distancing or other health concerns were met with hostility. >> reporter: a patio party on the 3rd, another on the 11th,

these echbtvent flyers were pos publicly on social media, directing guests to a night club this downtown san jose. currently outdoor dining is allowed, but long time aura shared growing concern after this now deleted post. a video showing crowds. >> these people were just like shots, shot, out of the same bottle. and i was like okay. and there was hugging and -- yeah. >> reporter: ruby is a long time customer who decided to post about her concerns. she wrote in part, aa, but when like this, y'all got to be more careful. we've reached out to aura looking for answers. hoping to learn when the video was recorded and why the following now deleted responses. a man named armando who says he is the operations drenkts toireo

replayed 15repl replied saying who the expractie exdifference is you. >> he told me don't can back if you don't like this, let us drink in peace. he sent me a private message. >> reporter: he wrote i say let us drink and go find a way to expletive yourself. you see it continues with more curse words. posting publicly, he says stay home then. we reached out to the city of san jose to learn whether they received reports about the business. we'll share that update when we hear back. in is an jose, amanda castillo, abc 7 news. and marc benioff is joining other business leaders in telling everyone that we should all be wearing masks. >> at some point the government has to step? and say yes, you have to wear a mask and 23 yif you are not, yo will get fined. just like if you don't wear a seat belt, you get fined. there is no difference.

>> and benoff is putting his money where his mask is. he and jim cramer are joining forces to sponsor a competition to develop the next generation of surgical grade consumer face masks. the nonprofit foundation is,ing this and the winner gets money. and despite this back and forth over face masks, the masking economy is thriving. mark jacobs have sold out of sk and gap says that it sold over 3 million masks in may across all its different brands. etsy says more than 12 million i thinkost people have at d iitople o looking for a cute mask, that sort of goes with their style. >> listen, that seller was even

able to hire an extra person to help with her booming mask business. let's take a look at what is going on outside. we'll start by -- if i can get it rolling here, not the east bay hills obviously. let's take a look at the north bay. temperatures are running in the 50s in most neighborhoods. we do have some 60s in the usual spots. lake berryessa and also clear lake. napa about 51. 60 incupertino, brentwood, 60 to 61. rest of us mid to upper 50s. let's talk about what will happen with your activity planner. a little bit of smoke in the air and a little bit of a chop on the water north of the bay bridge from about 3:00 to 9:00. san francisco can't completely get rid of the clouds especially near the coast.

we'll hang out in the mid-60s, pretty close to average this afternoon. we'll start off at 59 at 8:00 and end up at 59 at 8:00 in the evening. we'll look at what is going on 60s on the peninsula, and then near 80 with sunshine this afternoon. about 69 if you are heading out this evening. and speaking about heading out, let's find out about the morning commute. i like that transition there. good morning, everyone. so far the morning commute is going very well. i don't have any major issues that are blocking the roadways right now. so we'll just check in on the san mateo bridge, a live look here. decent amount of people making their way toward the peninsula. and they are seeing about 61% o normal traffic being

pre-pandemic. of course we'll keep you posted if things change. the city of oakland is going to pay $32.7 million to settle a lawsuit filed on behalf of 32 of the 36 people killed in the 2016 ghost ship fire. most of it goes to the families. around $9 million will go to an injured survivor. the city says it continues to assert it is not liable for these deaths. ghost ship set to be retried on 36 counts of involuntary russia on vaccines. and the one thing that separate this is year's incoming students. and plus x marks the spot, but are you willing to trek out to michigan for it? we'll tell you about a lung cancer diagnosis can leave you holding your breath.

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here are the 7 things to know. number one, peed to schoo fall. it is not clear yet if he will offer recommendations or district rules on which districts can open and which ones can't. we'll air it live. number two, uc berkeley says eight student-athletes have tested positive for covid-19. it is unclear what sports they were involved in. number three, san francisco mayor breed is expected to update us today where the city stands when it comes to businesses reopening. and number four, fire crews are working out to put out a fire near vacaville. it has burned around 10 acres. and here is a look at what is going on in san jose where it is mostly clear and about 61,

whether those areas along with oakland and livermore, a little warmer than average. naa a little below. and i do have a warming trend coming for the weekend. number six, no slowdowns for our early commute. we'll check out a live look showing you san jose looking at 101 in the south bay. a pretty clear ride for this morning. and number seven, this man was charged with pointing a gun at a person guarding a "black lives matter" mural. joseph osuna was arrested for the incident on july 5. happening today, sentencing will take place for john de cowelee cowl for the 2018 murder of nia wilson. this follows a jury also finding cowl was sane when he stabbed her. his attorneys argue that he was insane when he attacked the woman. on today's "gma first look,"

the u.s. and its closest allies are accusing russian agents of trying to steal research. here is caylee far tongu >> reporter: american, canadian and british governments are accusing russia of spying on vaccine researchers. >> they are being a kised of trying to steal trade secrets. >> reporter:"cozy bear" is trying to hack companies. the group suspected of having ties to russian intelligence was believed to be behind the hacking of the 2016 election. 24r0e t though the kremg lylin denies i involvement. >> they are looking to steal their way for first place. >> reporter: coming up, we'll have much more on how the government is responding to the espionage and plus a closer look at where drug makers currently stand in the race to stop

coronavirus. i'm caylkaylee hartung, abc new los angeles. uc berkeley officials say it has admitted the most diverse freshman class in more than 30 years. asian americans lead the way, they represent nearly 45% of the class. latinos make up more than 24% of admissions. followed by white with just over 20%. african-americans make up more than 5% of the class. that is an increase of 4% from last year. the chancellor says that the numbers are an indication of efforts to build a campus community that truly represents the state we serve. all right. and look at this, these are brand new images that show what scientists say are the closest views ever captured of the sun. nasa and the european space agency unveiled the images yesterday. and among other things, they show small solar flares that you can see which are called

campfires nears sun's surface. the images were actually taken at a distance of more than 47 million miles from the sun. isn't that beautiful? >> fascinating. >> a little more pot mark than i thought. no? >> no. >> nothing like having a campfire on the sun. let's talk about what is going on r-se welcome to friday or it is about 57 degrees under cloudy conditions, a little breezy in the same areas as normal. in fact why change the forecast if you have liked it. slightly fewer clouds tonight. over the weekend, it will change a little bit. we'll see more sunshine and that

will add a few degrees to our 69 santa cruz. mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. 60 to 62 -- or 62 to 64 along the peninsula coast where the clouds will be be be low 60s north bay coast, and in the valleys, 70s around san rafael, vallejo. up around cloverdale, we start to get in the mid-90s. richmond the cool spot, 69 degrees followed by berkeley at 70. everybody else mid to upper 70s, even an 80 in degree month oig today. and as you head into the valleys, close to air conditioning weather. upper 80s to low 90s. temperatures tonight back into the low 50s to low 60s with a little less cloud cover.

so about two degrees warmer saturday, about the same temperatures as today, sunday, and then we start falling back below average next week when the breezes start to kick up. no rain in this forecast. allow aspiring attorneys to take the bar exam online for the first time ever because of covid-19. it will take place in october after the state had already delayed the twice a year exam. the "chronicle" also reports the justices set a lower passing score for the bar. new law school grads have the option of being csupervisedpervd attorney for two years before becoming licensed. and represent taation of lg in movies is rising but the racial diversity has waned.

the advocacy group also found that for the third year in a row, transgender characters were absent from major studio releases. but when you go to politics, you see a record number of lgbt candidates running for office. 850 nationwide according to a group called the lgbtq victory institute. the number of openly lgbtq elected officials in the u.s. has more than doubled in the past four years with 843 currently in office. nearly all are affiliated with the democratic party. and a michigan t jewel c b bang. the owners say that they have buried roughly $1 million in jewelry around the state. everything from engagement rings to precious stones, gold and silver.owners say each treasure is valued at around 4 grand. and it is fitted with a gps

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they are continuing the air quality advisory even for the most part air will be pretty healthy today. but closer to the mineral and coyote fires, you may see an uptick. in fact if you look at the smoke forecast, a little haze over top of us is possible again today like it was yesterday. but as you head into the afternoon hours, that is when the smoke is thickist, best but mainly right around the fires. by tomorrow afternoon, it will push off to the east. there is always something th timen ft. lauderdale, a cank cankkan kangaroo on the loose. as you can see, it is 100% true. officers caught kangaroo and put it in a squad car. a man tells the local paper kangaroo is his pet and that he

escaped and his name is jack. police say the man is not getting jack back because ft. lauderdale isn't zoned for kangaroos. an exciting update to a steer we to story we told you abo week. andi selling homemade bracelets has now raised more than $200,000 for the oakland zoo. the zoo was facing permanent closure because of the pandemic, but as we told you yesterday, it has permission to reopen to the public on july 29. that is something. good for her. >> that is awesome. a 12-year-old texas gymnast is now inspiring girls everywhere after her practice video went viral. like at caylee edwards doing a press hand stand. okay. you know, just doing her thing out here. her gymnastics coach says she shared the video thinking that it was just a good instructional video, but it got a huge response and more than a million

views. despite all the attention, she says her friends keep her grounded. >> friends are really supportive for me. and i feel like they don't look at me like famous or anything like that. i just feel like they are my friends. just don't give up and keep on going for your goals and set them. >> yes, girl. so edwards has big dreams including goingolge for gymnastics and beyond. but for now she just wants to inspire those around her. i love her, but i'm also not over that kangaroo in florida. >> come on. >> a kangaroo? >> did you ever know any kangaroos there, a koala? >> i can't say that i have. >> okay. >> then you never really lived. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including -- report more bay area school districts have decided to start the fall with a

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now at 5:30, something so many have been wondering, school in the classroom or still at home? perhaps some absences today cns coming from the governor. and plus call them counterfeit face masks more prevalent. what you need to spot. and facebook's new policy, what you will see the next time you scroll. and ludacris looking to diverditi diversify, his new role as an

educator. >> welcome to friday, july 17. >> and this atlanta girl down here is excited about that story. >> sure is. >> i sure am. >> also, mike, i'm excited about this weekend because it is supposed to be nice, right? >> yeah, it will be nice to be outside, absolutely. in the few places that we can. enjoy it, absolutely. let's take a loofrk at whk at w going on. the cloud cover is almost as extensive as it was yesterday. looking back to the west, pretty cloudy out there. the clouds back to the coast keeping you in the mid-60s along with san francisco. 69 in richmond, mid-70s to near 80 on the peninsula. and mid-80s in the south bay, upper 70s to low 80s in the north bay and warm spots will be mainly in the east bay valleys. a little bit of a warming trend for the weekend, i'll show you

that coming up. new this morning, the napa valley un firified school distr is approving a online only start to the school year. the district school year will start on august 20th. and napa's decision comes as governor newsom is expected to make a major announcement today on how schools will brate when classes resume. we'll bring you that announcement live at noon.operan classes resume. we'll bring you that announcement live at noon. we though decisions about how schools will operate are important for parents and that is why education is one of the five key things we're focused on in building a better bay area during this crisis. here is a quick look at why mean districts are opting for online starts to the year. right now more than 39,000 people have been diagnosed with covid-19 in the bay area. the average of new cases which is shown by the yellow line you can see on your screen, it

continues to set record highs. amy hollyfield was the first to find out about the governor's big announcement and she is live in danville with more on this. >> reporter: we're at the san ramon valley school district, these officials have spent a lot of time on this issue this week. last night was their second meeting on this issue and their second vote. earlier in the week, that first vote that they took, they decided that they would have a hybrid method that they would start school with some distance learning and some in-person learning. a combination with kids coming to school a couple days a week. but officials say that new information and word about the governor's announcement caused them to change their mind. and last night they voted on starting school with distance learning only. it is a tough spot for local officials, and some hope the governor will make it easier for them with this announcement today.

>> i'm hoping that they will be standards and not guidelines. he has used the guidelines routine for the last two months and it hasn't worked. >> reporter: so many hoping for a state mandate today. in san jose, officials also voted on distance learning until at least october 2 saying they know it comes with major disappointments and they believe in-person learning is the best for students, but they accept the reality of their situation. and the governor's announcement is expected during his noon press about conference today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and dublin unified school district also voted to start the school year entirely virtual. the board approved a tentative deal with the teacher's union. and as we told you, oakland, berkeley, san leandro and new haven have said that they will start with dance learn

manageme -- distance learning in the fall. and from the live morning. mayor breed along with other city officials are expressing their concerns about the rising number of cases in the city. and she spoke on cnn last night with their anchor wolf blitzer about what everyone can do moving forward to allow for a reopening. >> we need people to follow the order and to wear their mask. we need people to 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 be allowed to reopen based upon the current number of covid-19 cases. the mayor pledged that the city

and school district will continue efforts to provide computers and also high speed internet access to all students in the city. a network of privately funded security cameras are now operational. all across san francisco. the aim is to make the city safer. chris larsen says that he grew frustrated with the crime he witnessed on russian hill. larsen began funding these community businesses and installed a network of cameras. the more than 1,000 security cameras added an extra level of privacy concerns for some. >> for instance you might not want somebody to know that you are seeking mental health help or that you are seeing immigration attorney because you don't know who will get that footage on the other end. what they will do where it. >> that is where these can be more pro privacy than let's say every house randomly putting up a ring door camera from amazon.

>> larsen says that the network is erased every 30 days and is monitored by nonprofit community organizations. in the oak bay, mayor schaaf is addressing call to the defund police. 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 impact of these budget decisions will be is irresponsible. >> mayor schaaf says some people argue that oakland has already defunded its police because the force is so small and people are afraid of further cuts. new developments this morning, a man is fodlyoiina guna rs guarding a " lives matter" mural in martinez. the contra costa county district attorney's office announced the

charges against the man in the video, joseph osuna. this happened yesterday. now along with two charges rece related to pointing the gun, investigators say the gun wasn't registered to him. there is a new warning about counterfeit masks. 3 m is taking action against counterfeit recent per rater masks and price gouging. 3 m teaming up with law enforcement including homeland securityper rater masks and price gouging. 3 m teaming up with law enforcement including homeland security, so far they have taken down more than 7,000 online listings selling fakes or unauthorized versions. experts say the difference between counterfeit medo to e iting, it says 3 n as in nancy. you will notice that the quality of the inside of the mask is not

as good as the authorized recent pir rart toter masks. >> 3 m is from successful lawsuits to covid relief efforts. coming up, facebook's new policy on political posts. what you will now be seeing on your feed in the run up to november. plus ludacris and kid friendly music, how the rapper is going from get out of the way to get along for your children. but fix first we'll check in with the always family friendly mike nicco. >> thank you. hi, guys.the always family frie nicco. >> thank you. hi, guys. in san francisco, it is cloudy and 53 to 57 is the spread. mid-50s to even a low 60s out there. they are around san leandro, palo alto, union city and tracy. let's take a look at the commute, here is the bay bridge toll plaza camera. about 58 degrees there.

same areas dealing with breezes and choppy conditions. time table has changed a little bit, 3:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening.59. increasing sunshine and 71 by noon. we'll hang out in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. and a nice comfortable 66 at 8:00. if you are going to be out about in the south bay, we're partly cloudy and 63 at 8:00. and we'll hang around the mid 80s this afternoon. and 75 with sunshine at 8:00. and from 8:00 to 8:00 in the east bay valley, we jump from 61 at 8:00 to near 80 at noon to upper 80s during the afternoon hours. same as it was yesterday down to a very nice 74 by 8:00. whole lot of strong sunshine out there even though we lose about a minute and i think 30 seconds today of sunshine. we'll take a look at the weekend coming up. good morning, everyone.

so all clear on our roads something that we worked on yesterday looking at the rate of normal traffic on our bay area bridges. if we zoom into the bay bridge here, we're at 81% of normal traffic for the area, which is interesting. you look at the antioch bridge, we're at 85% of normal traffic. and when i say normal traffic, that is pre-pandemic. so 77% for the benicia bridge. and if we move over to the richmond-san rafael bridge, 77%. but what is interesting here, san mateo bridge, only 61% of normal. and then all the way down to the dumbarton bridge, 54%. and officials believe that is due to people working from home and those southern bridges there not seeing that flow of traffic. now a live look at the bay bridge which is our busiest bridge in the bay area right w.

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got a blanket of clouds on our roof camera this morning and there may be a little mist out there. how about 56 degrees as we look down the embarcadero toward the ferry building. temperatures pretty of the same as they have been, maybe a touch a degree or two warmer on the peninsula. unhealthy air in the san joaquin valley through monday. and some thundershower better boomers possible again sierra. and there is a

burning north of advantavacavil. it is burning around 10,000 acres. we'll update you as soon as we learn more. and cal fire just announced that last year's huge fire in sonoma county was caused by electrical transmission lines owned by pg&e. the power lines have long been suspected as the cause of the kincaid fire which started with strong winds and dry vegetation last october. that time lapse shows you how quickly it exploded when it started this geyserville. the fire burned 374 structures. cal fire sent its report to the district attorney's office. part of abc 7's effort to build a better bay area focuses on promoting health in our communities. mark zuckerberg talked about the pandemic with dr. fauci. this was yesterday on a one hour long facebook live. and they talked about how the u.s. responded to covid-19 when the pandemic emerged during the

winter. >> we have to regroup and call a time-out. not necessarily lock down again, but a more measured way and get it under control. if we don't do that, mark, 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 within the next few months. how about some wine outdoors. santa clara county wineries are back this business this weekend ha to serve food. require and limed to six people. >> you have to have your mask on from the time you enter any of

the properties and keep your mask on all the way to the table. when you are at the table, you can take your mask off. >> spit buckets are no longer allowed. you can expect most to reopen by the end of the month. you don't have to drink the whole tasting, y'all. take a sich sip and dump it. >> no. >> she's going to -- >> you would drink the bad wine just to drink it? >> i'm enjoying my time and my wine. >> i do that on my back porch every afternoon. >> you have your own outdoor wine tasting. >> yes. absolutely. why not. don't judge. my backyard is so small, we couldn't get 6 feet apart.

so what is going on outside? san jose, clouds off in the distance. that is the marine layer and morning clouds. becoming sunny except at the coast today. a touch of summer warmth. and you can see there is dry air over us once again, that is what the orange represents as we look at the water vapor. so not much changed in the last couple days authorize today where we have low to mid-80s through most of the south bay. and mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast with daly city at 62, downtown san francisco at about 66. we'll have upper 70s in san rafael, novato, vallejo and also napa. everybody else in the 80s until you get up around yucaipa, low to mid-90s there. richmond, 69 while everybody else in the 70s.

degree month o fremont at 80. check out the cloud cover, it is a little less expansive tonight and temperatures about the same, low 50s to low 60s. a bump up in temperatures saturday, just a couple of degrees, it won't get exceptionally hot by any stretch. and next week, we're only in the 70s and 80s for highs for several days. so the 90s will go away after monday. facebook is rolling out new measures to add accurate information to political posts on its sight. menlo park company now adding labels to all posts regarding voting. this includes presidential cndidates and federally elected officials. they will direct viewers to an official government website with voting information. and ludicroacris is creatin child friendly music with his kid nation platform. it creates songs to teach kids will certain events. get along was released during protests following the death of

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a new controversy for the washington nfl team and it has nothing to do with their name change. 15 women who previously worked for the team are alleging sexual assault and verbal abuse by both former and current employees. "good morning america" will have a full report at 7:00 a.m. happening today, aothe oakn coliseum during the ndemic. the coliseum authority will deci there. one possibility is a drive-in movie theater.

the as are scheduled to play 30 regular season games at the coliseum but without fans. and this might really be the most particular play to get you to visit. island wants you to let it all out. [ screaming ] >> oh, okay. i guess it makes sense now. procemote iceland is encouragin people to record their screams and then listen to other yells too. if you are not able to travel to iceland, the country says that you can record it in your device, post it on iceland.com and it will be broadcast through speakers set up this remotes

part of the country. and of course they add when you are ready, let it out -- come let it out for real. >> okay. what? this is actually like depressing me. it is putting me into like a downward spiral. i don't think that was the point. >> what is the point? the poor people in iceland, they got to listen to people from all over the world screaming? >> i'm not for this. try it again. >> yeah, there could be some haze in the sky today. there is a bit of smoke still out there from the coyote and mineral fires. this is the last day of the air quali quality advisory. right around the fire itself is where it will be most dangerous,

so not an overall warning. as we head throughout the overnight hour, you can see it spreads overall of the bay area and then by tomorrow afternoon, it starts to push off toward the east. and speaking of this weekend, you know what sunday is, yep, it is aids walk san francisco. the virtual walk kicks off this sunday july 19 at 10:00 a.m. it is a star-studded event and provides benefit prc and 20 other bay area hiv/aids service organizations. and reggie did a wonderful interview with the prc dwrenkt tore yesterday. you can still register and raise funds.irector yesterday. you can still register and raise funds. >> love it. and coming up at 6:00 -- >> i was just going to say, mike, thank you for letting people know about that interview. i have been neglecting to post

it, but i will so people can see it. and coming up, we are talking about the ban that has been extended, the vacation you will not be able to go on at least until the fall. and president trump's approval declining, the one thing more than 60% of americans did do not trust. >> reporter: and most college students will be doing online learning in the fall and now 130r9 130r9s could be up in the air as well. and promoting parties during the pandemic. where secret events are possibly being held.

now at 6:00, uc berkeley confirming student athletes have tested positive for covid-19. the big question as to whether or not we'll even see college sports this fall. when he says open, he means open in fall. science should not stand in the way of this. >> back it school battle, the white house press secretary making the president's vision clear. and water now jue're now just hg from what governor newsom thinks should happen for kids mere in california. and it is friday, sdwrul 17. good morning.