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.

let's check in with our industry forecast. >> that kind of disturbed me, don't let science get in the way of open something that is what we have to rely on, isn't it? the 12 hour planner, upper 50s to near 60 as we head through 7:00. clouds will peel back to the coast revealing sunshine and 71 to 79 for our bay and inland the same as the last couple days and gorgeous evening on tap. and we'll take a look at the warmer weekend coming up. uc berkeley confirms eight

student athletes have now tested positive for covid-19. health one of the areas that abc 7 news is focused on in our effort to build a better bay area. and julian glover is live with what we know. obviously a big concern. >> reporter: yeah, a big concern for the student athletes out there. it is pretty hard to imagine that sports could go off -- happen, rather, in the fall when we're getting news like this. eight uc berkeley student athletes testing positive for the coronavirus. we don't know which sports they are involved with just yet, but so far 125 of the s athletes have returned to campus in preparation for voluntary outdoor conditioning workouts.e green light to allow the outdoor practices a month ago. and an order allows groups of 12 to weight train outdoors.

stanford has already canceled 11 port sports for the fall. >> and i'm a big sports guy, i would like to see it. but at the same time, you have to make sure that these athletes are safe, the people that possibly could attend are going to be safe. >> reporter: the "usa today" is reporting that student-athletes on 50 college campuses across the u.s. have now tested positive for the coronavirus. and in reference to this story, the uc berkeley story specifically, analysts and executives, they are kind of questioning whether football in particular could happen at all this fall. julian glover, abc 7 news. the governor is expected to make an announcement today on whether schools can reopen in the fall. until now, the decisions have been up to the local school districts. it is not yet clear if the

government will offer recommendations or strict rules. the white house has threatened to cut funding if schools don't fully reopen. >> the president has said that he wants schools to open and i was just in the oval talking to him about that and when he says open, he means open in full, kids be able to attend even day at their school. the science should not stand in the way of this. >> you can watch governor newsom's press conference live at noon right here on abc 7. cdc will be releasing new doimt documents so safely reopening schools this fall. there is a delay after president trump complained about the guidance last week. the information will likely be available by the end of the month. and now to the coronavirus headlines. there are more than 3.5 million

confirmed cases of covid-19 in the u.s. and more than 138,000 people have died. florida reported 168 people dying in just one day. and miami hospitals, they are now 95% full. july already the worst month for new cases since this pandemic started. and this morning, illinois' governor has filed a lawsuit aimed at requiring face coverings in schools. a wide majority of americans distrust president trump's handling of the pandemic new to a new abc t pole. here are numbers that we're seeing. 64% of those surveyed distrust the president right now. that is up from 46% in may. the poll comes as infection rates where soaring in many states including a key electoral

prize, florida. mr. trump has emphasized the need to reopen america's economy but the same poll discovered that americans favor controlling the spread 63% to 33% over restarting the economy. mr. trump's approval rating peaked at 51% and that was in late march. santa clara's pop-up testing sites will be open again today. they are designed for people wh. you don't need an appointment. in the south bay, a club i fin accusations of hosting packed indoor parties and a customer claims that her complaints were met with host e

hostili hostility. these flyers promoted the recent events. and right now outdoor dining is allowed, but still banning indoor gatherings. and aura her concerns on instagram. >> these people were just like shots, shots out of the same bottle. and i was like okay. and there was huggings and -- yeah. >> a man named armando identifies himself as aura's lounge operations director and he re34r5plied saying expletive. abc 7 has also reached out to and you are wra bare a aura butt club has not responded.

marc benioff putting his money where his mask is. the competition with a $1 million prize. and there is a beautiful peacock roaming in east bay neighborhood. and not everyone is happy about it. neighbors explain when things get annoying. let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. pretty steady today, the same areas below average and same areas above average, but that

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let's take a look at the temperatures. upper 50s to low 60s

sleeping weather. mid to upper 50s until either but to santa rosa. and let's talk about today, same areas with a small craft advisory. but the greatest winds and chop will be from 3:00 to 9:00. and san francisco started at 59, ends at 59. east gay, we're bay, we'll have and mid-70s this afternoon. and peninsula, upper 70s. good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. we have a completely clear commute as you head out. no major crashes or blocking issues. so i have an update to tell you about in san francisco now, there are more a dozen new streets being added to the slow streets program. the 14 new additions nearly double the number of streets in the network. slow streets were first introduced in april.

the idea is to create space to get people out and exercise. and the board will make the official vote on tuesday. >> i'm pretty excited about that. looking forward to seeing how that goes. marc benioff is telling americans that we should all be wearing masks, but now a step further. >> at some point the government has to step in and say yes, you have to wear a mask and if you are not, you will get fined. just like if you don't wear a seat belt, you get a fine. there is no di >> thnow benioff and jim cramer are joining forces to sponsor a competition to develop the next. the winner gets $1 million. i have been hoping someone would do this for a while now. we need better consumer grade masks that don't pull at your

ears. >> it can be a oered that you thought would be the mask of the century? it looks good on you. do you like it? >> i do, but i was talking about it and then the company got back to me and said you are wearing it inside out. >> how, friend? how? >> i don't know. that just feels very on brand. i'm wearing it properly now. >> okay. but still cute inside out. >> thank you. coming up, we told you about this peacock that has moved in to an east bay

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of an unarmed black man will be arraigned in court today. greg mcmichael and travis mcmichael are accused of shoot willing and killing ahmaud arbery in february. the men say they thought arbery was a person who committed several break-ins in their neighborhood. all three will be formally charged and each is expected to enter a plea. they were arrested more than 730 days after the shooting when cellphone video went viral.0 days after the shooting when cellphone video went viral. and today sentencing will take place for john lee cowl. he faces a life sentence for the murder of nia wilson. this follows a jury also finding that he was sane when he stabbed the 18-year-old and her sister.

his attorneys say that he was in-ssane insane. and now an update on a story that we brought you on an 7 7 news. a girl making homemade bracelets has now raised more than $200,000 for the oakland zoo. they had faced permanent closure, but it now received permission to reopen. way to go, andi. and in the east bay, this ts peacock, beautiful, right? it has taken up residence in a cul de sac in north oakland and people who live nearby say it first appeared back in january and that everything was fine until mating season came in the spring. and neighbors say that is when things got annoying. >> he would start at like 3:00, 4:00 in the morning.

go at 15 minute intervals for three, four hours at a time. so he was waking us up. and then he would start firing up in the evening and then go up until 10:00, 11:00 at night. >> we love the bird. it is beautiful. fortunately the sound doesn't bother us. it has gone down a lot. april was the peak. >> so while that woman says she does like the bird, she also said for the sake of the neighborhood, she thinks that it should be relocated to a sanctua sanctuary. how can he find his queen in a sanctuary? >> i actually like the sound of peacocks. am i alone in that? >> yes, because you don't hear it every day when you are trying to get up. >> we're up at that time.

he could be my alarm clock. i would like that. poor guy is lonely. >> i can't agree with you guys. he is mean is lonely. maybe just find him somebody and this could be sorted out. >> yeah, where is tinder for peacocks. that is next. we've run out of ideas. chris harrison, come on down, we've got a new show for you. let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. is it is it is a pretty gray start for most of us. not much change from yesterday. there may be a little drizzle down around davenport, otherwise it is mainly gray.

clouds will hang at the coast this afternoon. and let's go down south, santa cruz is the cool spot. 70s for e peninsula. and around 62 to 64 along the peninsula coast. as far as on the bay side at san francisco, downtown at sausalito, mid to upper 60s there. and upper 70s to low 80s through most of the north bay. but as has been the case from cloverdale northward, upper 80s to mid-90s. and along the east bay shore, 80 in fremont, richmond at 69. and as you head inland, we have 87 at is san ramon. and tonight low 50s to low 60s, a little less cloud cover. and that will add a couple degrees to our afternoon temperatures saturday. tomorrow is the warmest day and

it is not all that excessive. a little below average next week. and now ginger zee has a look at what is ahead on "good morning america". nice to be with everybody. it is friday, isn't it? so a lot coming up here on gma. new daily cases of the coronavirus have topped 70,000 and the death toll is rising in more than half the states. so the republican governor of maryland who has written a scathing review of president trump's response to the emergency will join us to discuss that this morning. and also urgent warning about counterfeit n95 masks. and plus inside the shark volcano. and there is a mysterious connection between the two

forcforc forces of nature. and a money alert, mortgage rates are dropping to their low he is level in 50 years. how you can take advantage. and maybe what if you refinanced right before all this, are you still eligible, i guess we'll answer those questions. >> and i'm asking for myself, because they told us that you have a good rate, bye. literally. the email that we got back. so i guess that is how this goes. all right,

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of the sun. nasa and the european space agency unveiled these images yesterday. among other things, they showed small solar flares. and the arrow is pointing to a campfire. the images you are seeing were actually taken at a distance of more than 47 million miles from the sun. who wants to get closer than that? probably too hot. let's take a look back here at home. mt. tam, a beautiful shot there. air quality advisory continues because of the smoke from the coyote and mineral fires. and the winds are more conducive for clean air overall. much better air this weekend. no cruise ships in uls wa.s waters through september 30. that is the extended order from the cdc. many lines have canceled cruises

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the fate of schools in the fall before governor news fall, governor newsom expected to make a big announcement today. and new traffic trends for your morning commute. where are the gridlocks getting worse or even better? and why? jobina will break down the data. and 1,000 cameras monitoring the city, the concern for some. and pins, button, pennants passed out in the 50s. >> give it all to me. happy 65th birthday, disneyland. an auction giving you a chance to own a piece of the park's magic. the items that people will

really love. disneyland was supposed to be opened today and of course it got pushed back. but that is all right, we can still celebrate at home. >> we will. or later. we have something to look forward to. >> mike is celebrating with his disneyland shirt. >> i am. and that train set looks cool. i can't wait to see what other items that they have. outside right now, we have cloud cover and about the same spots we've had the last couple mornings. maybe some drizzle down around dac davenport. and a gorgeous shot from mt. tam. look at that sun advise. and marine layer is a little shallower today. and that is why the east bay don't have quite as much cloud cover as we had this time yesterday.

80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s along the coast into san francisco. developing news now, we're keeping an eye on the wildfire burning authority of vacaville. this fire started around 9:00 p.m. last night. at last check, it is burning around 10 acres. and another fire burned in that same area last month and we'll give you more information when we get it. and a fire in the altamont area is 60% contained. this is th hollow fire. helicopters and two charge air tankers were called in to help with that fight. and new this morning, the napa valley unified school district is approving online only start to the 2020/2021 school year. the school board came to a unanimous decision.

and this is as we are expecting a sweeping announcement from governor newsom on how schools will be operating in the fall. of course this is key for impea parents. and one of the five key things we're focused on in an effort to build a better bay area. so here is a look at why so many districts are opting for online starts. more than 38,000 people have bean dyi been diagnosed with covid-19 in the bay area. and the average continues to set record highs. and amy hollyfield is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, this issue is emotional, it is complicated and some are hoping that the governor will take this pressure off of local school districts and issue a state mandate. san ramon valley school officials have spent a lot of time on this issue. they met last night and they

changed their mind. they first voted on a hybrigybr mthod, but last night they switched course because of new information and because of what the governor was about to do. and they voted on an all distance learning more for now. the superintendent did not say whether this was exclusively because of what the governor is planning and whether the governor is planning to require or recommend this. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some in-sites and some understanding of what that will look like, but it will be nearly impossible for schools to open in person. wrrt is >> reporter: is san jose voted distance learning after saying that in-person is the best way

to serve our students. but they are grieved by the emotional toll on the students. but safer to keep them at home for now, so distance learning will be in effect there until at least october 2. and the governor's press conference is set for noon today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. dublin also voted to start the school year entirely virtual. and the board approved a tentative deal and as we told you, oakland, berkeley, san leandro, new haven and mt. diablo have all said they plan to start with distance lernling learning in the fall. and we'll be hearing from the mayor later today. >> and good morning, mayor breed and other city leaders have

expressed concerns over the growing number of cases. and last night she spoke with wolf blitzer about what san francisco can do to continue on the path to a full reopening. >> we need people to follow the order and to wear their mask. avoid loarge gatherings and was your hands. we may have to make hard decisions to close businesses that we've already allowed to reopen if things continue 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 as well as the school district will continue efforts to provide computers and high speed internet access to all students in the city. to keep track of what is open or still closed and where, check out the enter being a

being difference map at abc, you can search county by county. a tech billionaire chris larsen says that he grew frustrated with the crime that he was seeing, so he began funding a network of cameras across the city. and more than 1,000 security cameras raise a life concern for some people. >> for instance, you might not want 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. >> that is where the is him is can be more pro privacy than a ring door camera from amazon or a nest camera. >> what are slarsen says that id

every 30 days. and a man is facing charges for allege tdly pointing a gun at a person guarding a "black lives matter" mural in martinez. the attorn district attorney announced the charges yesterday, gee recei jo. and countless college students stick to online classes, but some student-athletes are preparing to play. what we know about new cases at uc berkeley. and there is a live look at the big box. we're up this morning about 10 points. and a vote today could change the coliseum as we know it, county leaders may turn the home of the as into something

much ho more than baseball. bt now first a look at our weather. >> upper 23i650s along the east shore. pretty indicative of what most temperatures until you get to the north bay, santa rosa cooler at about 52. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, about 58 under cloudy conditions. 3:00 to 9:00 this afternoon to evening, that is when we have the fastest breezes and choppiest bay water for your commutes. north bay, we'll break out into the sunshine and hit the upper 70s this afternoon. and a delightful 67 degrees this evening. and in the south bay, 78 at noon and mid-80s this afternoon. and down to 73 at 8:00.

and the east bay valleys will be the warmest neighborhoods, 61 at 8:00, upper 80s for several hours this afternoon. and then 74 degrees as you are heading out this evening. we'll talk about the weekend and warmer temperatures on the way. and it is not busy at all this morning which is great for anyone that needs to head into work. but i want to tell you about something else we've been digging into. what our traffic is looking like now. look at this, the bay bridge is our busiest bridge in the bay area.81% of normal traffic. an iay normal, i'm talking about pre-pandemic. but check it out, the east bay

here, the antioch bridge, 85% of normal. and the about a knri6r7 richmon 77%. and san mateo, 61%. and even lower, dumbarton bridge at 54%. officials believe that that is because we're seeing a lot of people especially the tech workers working from home right now. golden gates bridge is at 59%. and what is interesting, during the week it is not as biz, but on the weekend, people are making their way-to-g to get ou about. right now, the toll 34r5z, metering lights are not on right now. and we expect that for our

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along the sierra with thunderstorms possible again today. the city of oakland will 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 the deaths. pg and e transmission lines caused the huge fire last year in sonoma county. they have long been specifuspecs the cause of the kincaid fire. this time lapse shows you how quickly it exploded when it started. the fire burned 374 structures, cal fire sent its report to the sno

sonoma county's d.a.'s office. u krechc berkeley is confir that eight student-athletes have tested positive for covid-19. and this morning there are renewed questions about if we will even see a college football season. julian glover is live with the latest on this. good morning. yeah, as understand, it is kind of tough to imagine the college sports season happening when we're beginning to get news like this already and we're just in the volunteer workouts. eight student-athletes testing positive for covid-19 but we don't knee which spoow which spe involved in. but 125 student-athletes have returned to campus for workouts. a public health order in the city now allows small groups 12

or less toou and other big named schools are beginning to roll things become like stanford where they canceled 11 sports for the fall. and some would not be surprised if the stands remain empty this fall. >> numbers have spiked quickly. there is no social distancing. so you talk about college football, how did you play football without contact. i've never seen it played like that. >> reporter: even flag football has a certain amount of contact. the "usa today" is reporting this morning that student athletes on 50 college campuses across the u.s. have tested positive for coronavirus and again analysts and other executives we spoke to, former athletes, they are questioning if college football could even happen this season. we'll have to wart wait and see.

and salon owners want to return to work, but their reality might be much different. many stylists are urging the governor to waive a state law that preventing them from serving customers outdoors. they would like to follow the same model that is used for serving and drinking alcohol. >> none of the people that are on that list of recent closures have been licensed by the state in sanitation. we are. >> a statement says that 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 exflooring options to lessen the economic

harm on these businesses. >> and now the morning money report. american airlines and jet blue are joining forces to link their loyalty programs. under the partnership, the airlines will also market each other's flights. this will give them a big boost in markets like boston and new york. right are the now we'now we look at the big board. we're up almost 40 points right now. and krispy kreme is celebrating its 83 ready birthday with a daily on doughnuts. if you buy a dozen, you get another sddozen for free. also today is disneyland's 65th anniversary. and fans will soon have a chance to own some memorabilia from the park's history. this weekend, 1100 auction items

will f gee on l go online for viewing. and this is the stretch painting, an original tombstone from the haunted mansion. >> and people go crazy for trash cans from the park. people love those. i think anything from the tiki room, from the haunted mansion, pirates of the caribbean, are really pieces that people go for. i think this time around splash mountain memorabilia might be quite popular because that ride is going to be changed soon. >> items are going on display starting this weekend in los angeles and a two day auction starts and i ugust 15th. and i decided that i would bring out my favorite disneyland thing that i have. and this is the tiki room painting that i have.

it hangs in my bedroom. >> that is cute. i like it. >> i feel left out, friends. >> you're not trying to say that this isn't cute? >> no, that is beautiful and i love those ears. i'm over it now. y'all are cute. >> oh, wait. hold on. i forgot, i didn't have time to get it, but i actually have something for you. i have a piece of disneyland memorabilia for you. >> what is it? >> it is a special thing that -- i'll get it for the end of the show. >> okay. maybe i can get the key chain you bought me from disney, does that count? >> a little bit. it does. >> i can send you some of this. >> oh, yeah, you have the disneyland -- yeah. >> and it is barbara's, as you can see, this doesn't fit on my

big head so i'll take it off. one size does not fit all. let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. congratulations to our parent company. it will become sunny except for the coast where we'll just have a few pockets of sunshine. a touch of summer warmth this weekend. and then back to average if not below for most of next week. we're between many areas of pressure, whether it is high or low, and no one has complete control of our weather and that is why we're stuck in this stagnant pattern with 80s down in the south bay from 80 at sunnyvale, 84 at santa clara, who are began h morgan hill 89.here the clouds are more stubborn. on the bay side, more sunshine. low 60s north bay coast. a few 80s and 90s the farther away you are from the san pablo

bay where breezes will keep vallejo and novato in the 70s. 70 in berkeley, 78 union city. so many 70s, very comfortable day along the east bay shore. inland, a lot like it has been. you won't need the air conditioner in the afternoon. and tonight a little less cloud cover and low 50s to low 60s. the extra sunshine is all it takes to warm a couple degrees tomorrow. about the same sunday as today. and then the temperatures taper as the breezes pick up. we're back in the 60s, 1e69s 70 80s for most of next week. now to the developing controversy surrounding the washington redskins. and this has nothing to do with the team's name change. 15 women who previouslyked for the team are alleging sexual assault and verb alleal abuse b former and current executives. the allegations run from 2006 all the way up until last year.

the redskins have retained an attorney to look into the scathiscath allegati allegationing allegati inin ini. and happening today, a vote that could reimagine the oakland coliseum. they will decide if public events besides baseball can take place there. one possibility is a drive-in movie theater. the as are sxetsth expected exps there without fans. and a teenager who just graduated in concord is now officially playing for the san francisco giants. the team announced that they have signed kyle harrison. the left hander had 21 wins and only one loss in his career with 192 strikeouts. harris son is getting a $2.5 million signing bonus. congratulations to him and his

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schools reopening this fall. it is not clear if he will offer recommendations or strict rules on which districts can and can't reopen. we'll air it at noon. and number three, san francisco mayor breed is expected to update where the city stands when it comes to allowing more businesses to reopen and activities to resume. you can watch her update at 11:30 right here and streaming on you will a oall our platform. and crews are working to put out a fire burning near vacaville. it burned around 10 acres. and here is a live look from mt. tam where it is about 62 degrees above the fray of clo clouds. 70s and 80s for highs this afternoon, 60s at the coast. and number six, we're taking a live look in walnut creek, overall it has been a pretty smooth ride this morning. in oakland, eastbound 24 right at 13, the chp is running a

traffic break due to a stalled car in the area. and number seven, this is the second and final week of the fair food drive-thru. it includes funnel cakes, caramel apples, giants corn dogs. just head to the parking lot of the veterans memorial auditorium, but you do have to stay in your car. and it is disney's anniversary. celebrate, friends. >> their 65th anniversary. look at that, that is really cute. >> yes, and i brought one more thing. kumasi gave me these for my birthday. i don't know if you can see them, they are my birthstone and the mi >> that icute d kn knfeelgeft ts, s this isour theplastic. this i for you. i've been meaning to give it to you. >> thank you, friend.

>> l good morning, america. new covid cases in the u.s. smashing a record again. now topping 70,000 in a single day for the first time as texas and florida face their deadliest days yet. dozens of icus at capacity and the major testing setbacks, families waiting weeks for results, as dr. anthony fauci issues a new warning to young people crowding in bars. >> you're propagating a pandemic. >> and the president facing backlash from members of his own party. maryland's republican governor blasting the president's response to the outbreak, accusing him of being more concerned with the stock market and re-election. now governor larry hogan joins us only on "gma" this morning. mask mutiny. the stunning move from georgia's governor brian kemp suing atlanta to stop the city from