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in critical condition including a child after a fire broke out inside this home. a bay area man is flying to idaho and back in order to get a covid test quicker and results faster. flags at half staff as san francisco's city hall lit up in memory of civil rights icon john lewis. more on the tributes that continue to pour in tonight for the tireless champion of equal rights. it was a bright and breezy start to the weekend and tracking cooler weather arriving in abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. i feel like i'm taking a risk definitely but we're taking a risk every day that we can't get an appointment and can't get

results. >> a bay area man says he's trying to do the right thing but has waited more than a week for covid-19 test results. the drastic measures he's now taking to get some answers. good evening to thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we begin with the latest coronavirus headlines. more than 9,000 new cases reported in california today and officials say the positivity rate is trending upwards over a 14-day average. that's a key indicator of community spread. in the bay area there were at least 39,594 cases and 691 deaths. that count does not include san quentin prison which has 967 active cases. that's down from yesterday. the only bay area county not on the state's watch list is san mateo. san francisco's malls and nonessential offices must be shutdown by monday. now to those testing frustrations. a bay area man is flying out to idaho where his wife says he can get tested for covid-19 quicker

and get his results back faster. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez spoke with the couple tonight. she joins us live from the newsroom with details, and talk about drastic measures, lauren. >> yes, dion, very drastic. brian dublin worked in richmond -- i'm sorry, lives in richmond but worked in san rafael. he says he's experienced symptoms on and off but the process to get results has taken too long. now his wife who works for an airline company is flying him out to idaho for three hours just to get tested. >> this is too much. i'm flying you out here tomorrow. you're going to take the test and you can fly home same day. >> reporter: tiffany valentine lives outside boise, idaho. she booked h husba bho lives in fight out to idaho sunday morning so he could get tested for covid-19. >> it's easier for me to go in the morning and take a test and drive through and i'll get the results in a couple of days. >> reporter: he's been tested

once in the bay area. he says it took him ten days to book his appointment in san rafael through marin county and eight days for his results to come in. but now the couple says they can't even access those results online. >> put his last name in and birth date, it came up we can't even find you. >> reporter: valentine says in idaho there's pop up testing tents within every few miles. she's taken the test three times so far. >> it's been about two, three days from my experience to get the results back. in california it's just -- it's not that way. >> reporter: we asked the couple could brian be exposing others while traveling if he does have the virus? >> working for airli's ofhe que have you had a fever, have you been exposed to anyone with covid-19 in the past week. those kind of things. his answers would be no just like everybody else. >> i feel like i'm taking a risk definitely but we're taking a risk every day that we can't get an appointment and whether we can get a test and can't get

results. >> reporter: the couple admits they are taking dramatic measures to get brian tested but they need to know. >> i just want the results. i just want to know whether, you know, a positive or a negative. >> reporter: tonight dr. matthew willis the former health officer for marin county health and human services released this statement about getting test results back. quote, we have no control over that process. it has to do with private labs and their ability to obtain the reagents in order to process the samples. i agree it's incredibly frustrating for us as well. in the newsroom lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> all right, lauren, thank you. as part of our coronavirus coverage we're focused on businesses after a push from a lot of salon owners the state will allow some services to be performed outdoors. the california business consumer services and housing agency tweeted last night that it will soon release updated information on how salons can safely offer some personal care services

outdoors. a couple of days ago salon owners and state assemblyman jim patterson asked the governor to temporarily waive a state law that prevented outdoor services. we put together a search and compiled a calculator that showed how risky certain scenarios are with coronavirus whether it's going to school, an outdoor restaurant or a playidate you'll find it on abc7news.com. two people including a child were rushed to a hospital after a fire at a duplex in daly city. firefighters say this case is a good reminder of the importance of smoke detecters. >> reporter: facing a wall of smoke firefighters forced their way into the first floor of this duplex. >> we were called to a report of smoke in the building. the first company found the building charred with smoke and they forced entry. >> reporter: inside the daly city home firefighters found an unconscious adult and a child

inside a bedroom. >> there were two victims found inside the house, and both were transported to the local hospital in critical condition. >> reporter: according to neighbors it was a father and his child. did you know the kids? have you seen them out here? >> that's why we were shocked because we see those kids riding their bikes sometimes out here. >> reporter: crews battled the flames erupting from the small kitchen. >> it appears smoke detecters may have played a role in this, delayed detection. >> reporter: firefighters remained on scene over four hours preventing a broader spread while the smoke and sirens woke up many in this neighborhood. >> it's devastating. it's really devastating. it's sad and especially to think that the alarms weren't working. >> reporter: this fire remains under investigation and firefighters emphasized the importance of having working smoke detecters. in daly city, luce pena, abc 7

news. john lewis is being remembered as a man with impact leaving a lasting impression on both politics and civil rights. >> he worked alongside the reverend martin luther king, jr. confronting violent injustices with nonviolence and he went onto serve 30 years in congress. abc news reporter rachel scott has a look at lewis' legacy. >> reporter: born the son of alabama sharecroppers in 1940 john lewis was the youngest and last survivor of the big six civil rights activists who in 1963 planned the historic march on washington. >> let us not forget that we are involved in a serious social revolution. >> reporter: lewis sfe fractured skull on bloody sunday in 1965 as 600 peaceful protesters crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. they were met with violence from state troopers. elected to congress in 1986 representing georgia's fifth congressional district. today his colleagues remembering use speaker nancy pelosi

calling lewis a titan of the civil rights movement whose bravery transformed our nation. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell writing you did not need to agree with john on many policy details to be awed by his life. awarded the presidential medal of freedom in february 2011 -- >> generations from now when parents teach their children what is meant by courage the story of john lewis will come to mind. >> reporter: former presidents honoring the former civil rights icon, too. bill clinton writing john lewis became the conscience of the nation. and jimmy carter saying all americans owe john lewis a debt of gratitude. president trump ordering all flags at federal buildings be lowered half staff. lewis an outspoken critic of the president skipping his inauguration and first "state of the union" address often reminding people to choose love over hate. >> it doesn't matter whether we are black or white, latino, asian-american or

native-american. it doesn't matter whether we are straight or gay. we are one people. we are one family. we all live in the same house. >> reporter: lewis spoke often about being in good trouble and said he wanted to be remembered a someone who wanted to help out. his final public appearance just last month most fittingly at black lives matter plaza in washington, d.c. rachel scott, abc news, washington. >> right now san francisco city hall is lit up in red, white and blue to honor john lewis and flags are at half staff. those in the bay area who knew the congressman say his legacy on equality and civil rights will endure. abc news reporter cornell bernard continues our coverage. >> but there have been teachers men and women throughout history who stood and said no you can't take an eye for an eye. if you do we'll all be blind. >> reading from walking with the wind, the memoir of his long

time friend and mentor, john lewis. >> he was the soul of america in many ways. >> reporter: steinbering is the founder of a project teaching students lessons from the civil rights movement by taking them to where it happened. john lewis has shared his story of struggle with almost 100 sojourn groups leading some across the edmund pettus bridge in selma where lewis and other peaceful demonstrators were beaten by police known as bloody sunday. >> i would challenge any of us who's more courageous than john lewis? he was arrested over 40 times, beaten many times and yet always nonviolence. >> i feel like i have an obligation to do what i can to tell the story because i was a witness. >> reporter: in 2015 the georgia congressman spoke with abc 7 news about his front row seat in the 1960s civil rights movement. >> you'd be sitting there in an orderly peaceful, nonviolent fashion and someone would come up and spit on us or put a

cigarette in our hair or down our back. that happened. >> reporter: east bay congressman barbara lee says lewis was a close friend. she says he was inspired by the black lives matter movement. he even posed for this selfie near the mural in washington, d.c. >> this was a movement of young people and john lewis saw our young people as a continuation in 2020 of that movement. >> reporter: mayor london breed calling congressman lewis a true hero. she's ordered flags at city hall lowered to half staff. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> we sent this alert on our free abc 7 news app when we learned of lewis' passing. we will continue to update our app and website all weekend as more tributes to lewis come in. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 the head of sfmta cracking down on skateboarding near

deloris park. a thief steals a woman's car from her san francisco garage, a wedding dress inside. her search now to get it back. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we've got the fog rolling back in tonight and we're tracking cooler weather in it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! e!try my $5.99 southwe cheddar cheesebu ket a double orr now taer makfor a buck mor yeah!

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this video is from one of last weeks incidents. hill bombs are unsanctioned events that draw large crowds to see skateboarders go as fast as they can downhills. tomblin says he's consulting with leaders about building stronger skate culture and codesigning skate streets in the city. a 12-year-old boy was airlifted to the hospital after he was impaled while climbing over a fence to get to a swimming pool. the police rescued the boy at deer valley high school. some pools in the county are still closed because of the coronavirus and this is not the first time the school has dealt with this. >> according to the staff there at the school they've been having some issues with some kids that are climbing over the fence and getting into the swimming pool and swimming during these times. >> pools are allowed to reopen in the county but some public ones remain closed. new at 11:00 now a new bride who already had to postpone and

down size her bedding because of the coronavirus pandemic needs your help tonight after her dream wedding dress was stolen. take a look. erin got married just a few weeks ago and gave her sister katie the dress to be cleaned this past monday. the cleaner couldn't pick it up right away and katie left the dress in her car then garage of her marina home. but when she woke up on wednesday was shocked to learn the garage had been broken into and her car stolen with her sister's dream dress inside. >> i like doubled over. i was already in tears from the whole experience and i just started sobbing to be honest.o o >> i was just more sad she was so heartbroken about it. >> now, while the car eventually was recovered by sfpd the dress was nowhere to be found. the sisters are hoping if anyone finds the one shodearah >> weeke with d

drew. >> yeah, and what we're finding tonight is the fog is rolling back in, guys, and we'll actually track some cooler weather moving in over the next couple of days. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you that cloud cover right up along our coastline this evening. our marine layer is expanding as we speak, and we do expect that fog to move in and around the bay while we're sleeping tonight and wake up to some gray skies first thing tomorrow morning. we've been tracking our air quality this weekend because we're monitoring the mineral fire in fresno county and some of that smoke has drifted into the bay area. you probably notice some hazy sunshine during the day today and also yesterday. that will continue tomorrow, so there's an air quality advisory in effect for that smoke. we will find moderate air quality especially in the santa clara valley and along the coast, so that's something we're monitoring but nonetheless we will find fresher air moving in early next week. winds right now they're pretty

light in most spots but oakland is gusting at 21 miles per hour. it's 13 right now in san francisco. just a light wind in hayward coming in at 7 miles per hour. so numbers right now we're mainly in the 50s and 60s with a couple of locations still pretty mild away from the coast. you can see ukaya right now at 72, 62 is that current temperature in oakland mo. santa rosa about 56 degrees. so tonight we will watch that fog roll back in, very summer like pattern so we'll find our numbers dropping into the low if not mid-50s overnight for most of us. we'll time out that marine layer. hour by hour we go waking up early tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. you can see that marine layer right overhead for a lot of us. but it looks like it pulls back away to the coast pretty quickly tomorrow morning. so you expect sunshine pretty fast. we had that morning cloud cover and the sfroafternoon will be a

bright looking day with a lot of sunshine by 3:00, 4:00. highs in our microclimates, hazy sunshine again, 84 for san jose, about 83 for santa clara, 87 the high for morgan hill. 78 for palo alt e, 73 the high for millbrae. downtown san francisco morning fog to sunshine. 64. breezy in daly city with a high of 64 as well. 85 in sonoma 86 in nevado, the east bay tomorrow mainly in the 70s. about 79 in fremont. and inland it's warm to hot. 87 the high for walnut creek but 92 in pittsburgh and 90 the high in pleasanton. the next seven days for you we have that period of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. that's really the trend for our sky the next several days but cooler temperatures will be move in. by wednesday we'll not only track those cool temperatures

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well, another sign that baseball is nearing its return. the a's naming their opening day starter. bob melvin tagging franky toins angels. it's going to be montez going

one. they'll round out the rotation to start the year. he wept 9 and 2 with last year. he could sense this was coming. >> he can count so i think he knew he was going to start anyway, but confirming it yesterday. you know, it's always a source of pride to be able to start the first game. there are a lot of things going on this year that a little bit different. being able to pitch opening day is a special day regardless of the circumstance, and he's got a big smile on his face and he's ready to go. he's excited about it. >> earlier this week gabe capler named his opening day starter for the game against the dodgers in l.a. on thursday. l.a. going to counter with clayten

>> there was a point a long time ago we turned our attention against the dodgers and that was spring training. and since then we have had a lot of conversation about their club and i'm sure they've been doing their homework on the other clubs around the league. that's an ongoing process. >> well, hey, did you see this? yankees and mets playing exhibition baseball in a sign what we could see this season. frasier hitting a home run with a mask on. there were also fan cut outs in the stands and ambient crowd noise. ya yankees won the game. blue jays will not play their home games in toronto this season. the jays areking alternate sites like their spring training home in florida or buffalo, the site of their triple a team. nfl network reports training

camp is officially on as scheduled. rookies from the chiefs and texans can report as early as monday. all other teams expected to begin camp july 28th. the niners open the regular season at home against arizona september 13th. third round of the memorial tournament in ohio. 8 under par. with the putt of the day how about a 50 footer on 10 for birdie? but he is four back of leader john ram who had four straight birdies on the back nine. and rom is your leader at 12 under par. that is your look at sports. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, the pandemic impact on food costs. what's getting more expensive at the grocery store and maybe what's getting a little cheaper. and no more trader jose

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once again good evening. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. we begin with the etlaelatest headlines. two people including a child were rushed to hospital after a fire at a duplex in daly city. both were found unconscious in a bedroom when they entered the home around 8:00 this morning. both are in critical condition. john lewis is being remembered for his impact in both politics and civil rights. he worked alongside the reverend martin luther king, jr. and went onto serve 30 years in congress. right now san francisco city

hall is lit up in red, white and blue to honor john lewis and flags are at half staff. after a push from salon owners the state will allow some services to be performed outdoors. the california business consumer services and housing agency tweeted last night that it will soon release more guidelines for outdoor salon services. now for a look at the fight against the coronavirus. more than 65,000 new cases of covid-19 today in the united states as texas faces its deadliest day yet. abc's meghan tevrizian in san diego with the latest. >> reporter: new cases of the coronavirus continuing to spread all over the u.s. 19 states posting their highestn a single day this week. police cracking down on so-called covid parties like these house parties in central florida. >> when i hear about these covid parties it just, you know, makes my head spin. you're not in a vacuum. you are part of the propagation of the outbreak.

>> reporter: the death toll in florida now exceeding 5,000 as governor ron desantis continues to push for in-person classes in the fall. >> as a father of three young kids i do not fear this virus' effect on my kids. i think the risk is incredibly low. >> reporter: texas logging 10,000 new cases for the fifth day in a row, a troubling update from a single texas county. 85 infants over the age of 1 has contracted the virus. her two month old daughter tested positive. >> when you find out it's covid it's just like heart breaking. >> reporter: 34 states now reporting increases in hospitalizations. kentucky's governor andy besheer saying his state is in dangerous times reporting its second highest day total. >> wave got to be careful.

>> reporter: the debate over wearing masks still sparking push back. these demonstrators in ohio holding an anti-mask rally outside the statehouse. >> it's my body, it's my choice as to whether i wear a mask or not. >> i don't see people wearing masks and i see a total disregard for what's going on in the world around them. it's very disheartening. >> reporter: meghan tevrizian, abc news, san diego. >> the former director of the cdc appeared on good morning america today. don harris talked to tom freedman about the number of issues including the future of schools this fall. schools in california can operate in person but only if they're a county that's been off the states watch list for 14 consecutive days. freedman says setting nationwide standards will help. >> one of the things that's concerning to me is we have such a different set of everything. procedures, dashboards, indicators, messages in

different communities, different states. i think the more we're on the same page the more likely we are to really focus on fixing the things that need to be fixed like rapid test turn around, like contact tracing, like universal masking when we're near other people. and the more we're on that same page and tracking that the better we're going to do and the more likely schools will reopen. >> now here in the bay area every single county with the exception of san mateo is on the state's watch list. well, testing inside yosemite national park has confirmed the presence of covid-19. mariposa county public health tested raw sewage at the popular tourist destination. health officers believe dozens of people have been infected although no employees, residents or visitors have reported being sick since the reopening last month. the park is already following local and state restrictions so no policy changes will be made. part of our efforts to build

a better bay area include focusing on issues of race and social justice. today vendors and business owners in vallejo were urged to protest and promote the city at the same time. organizers called it a merch march. local businesses and vendors setup in front of city hall. many were selling black lives matter shirts and others were calling for defunding vallejo police. organizers also setup a voter registration booth. in the east bay a display of art and activism at a popular event in oakland this afternoon condemning police brutality and systemic racism. abc 7 was inside the gallery where an artist showcased his work titled my skin is not a crime. the center piece features an airbrushed casket with the writing reflecting the thoughts of the community. drake says he was inspired by george floyd's daughter. >> his daughter mentioned her dad changed the world. it resonated with me.

i wanted to do what i could and do my part in what i could to chan t world. i used my heart as my attempt to make change. >> the uncle of oscar grant who was killed by park police on new year's day in 2009 also shared his story. trader joes is in the process of rebranding products that some have called racist. there's now on online petition for the grocery chain to get rid of names. a trader joe's spokesperson says the chain made the decision several years ago to use only the trader joe's name and has been updating older labels. a spokesperson says the naming may have been rooted in a lighthearted attempt in inclusiveness but the chain recognizes it may now have an opposite effect. tomorrow is aids walk san francisco. even though the event is virtual this year walk organizes say they had no problem getting the stars to step up and participate. this past week on midday live

brent andrews of the prc group explained what people can expect. >> you're just going to come together for fabulousness and divas and drag and performance and celebrate the work that not only we've done to raise money this past year but over the last 40 years of the community coming together around hiv and now so many others issues. >> prc provides services for those hiv-positive including financial, medical and housing assistance. brent andrews will be back tomorrow morning counting down on abc mornings at 9:00 a.m. and then you can catch it live at 10:00 a.m. it's a star-studded event. and there's still time to register to raise funds and donate. visit aidswalk.net 415-615-walk. proceeds benefit 20 other bay area aids organizations. coming up on abc news at

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if you've been to a grocery store recently you know the cost of food is going up. meat prices overall are increasing. that includes bacon, hot dogs and beef. also on the rise coffee, cereal and carbonated drinks. ouv the prices for apples, sugar are on the down swing. shoppers inside community foods market on san pablo avenue can agree they're paying more for food although they may differ which items are seeing the

spikes. >> pork like spareribs has yrked. dairy i think. >> turns out they're both right. >> we've seen price fluctuations in meat anywhere from 10% to 30% increase in price. and in some cases a nonavailability entirely for a sustained period of time. >> justin, coo of golden gate meat company says california wholesale wholesalers who were able to source from smaller family owned companies saw less price volatility and so did consumers but wholesalers who rely on restaurant sales are really suffering. >> our business is probably down about 60% which is a huge hit compared to what we were four months ago. >> reporter: and it's not just meat prices. eggs and dairy are seeing big spikes in price as well. >> egg pricing for april through may in particular went up substantially, 56% on some egg items. >> reporter: this shopper gauges prices on what she pays per bag

for groceries. >> you notice the number of bags are getting smaller and smaller and things are getting more expensive. >> reporter: grocers say their prices have come down from may and june, but that can change from week to week. their advice is keep an eye out online and weekly fliers for sales. new restrictions have bars in new york state getting creative in order to stay open and keep pouring drinks. they aren't allowed to serve alcohol unless they offer food. this is all part of governor andrew cuomo's effort to crack down on crowding. also whatever is ordered must be enough to serve the entire party. so a piece of meat or a slice of cheese, that won't cut it. this has led to some pretty interesting menus. >> so we have nine french fries, we've got one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine french fries. >> i appreciate him counting that out. another brewery was selling

dumdum suckers for a penny but because of restrictions that didn't cut it so the item was replaced with crackers. taco bell is revamping its menu to make ordering safer during the pandemic. popular items like the se later burrito and nacho supreme will be retired. the company says the changes are needed to make ordering safer and faster for team member. new additions are on the way and they include more plant based options. now to someone who i think has no shame in their love for taco bell. drew, am i right? >> i love taco bell. that is totally right. you know me so well. all right, guys, tonight what we're tracking now is the fog coming on back in. we see on live doppler 7 along with satellite bumped up right along the coastline right now. it'll spin in and around the bay the next couple of hours and start off tomorrow morning with that patchy fog. numbers tonight slowly dropping into the 50s for the most part.

54 for the low in san francisco tonight. 58 in san jose, 60, though, the overnight low in antioch. here's future weather as we g ury h there it is at 7:00 a.m. and pulls back to the coast pretty quickly tomorrow for a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. highs on our sunday 60s along the coast, a lot of 70s around the bay shoreline. hottest spots going into the low 90s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning fog to sun tomorrow and then we'll see a cooling trend take over. and by wednesday it'll be cool with our warmest spots in the 70s and 80s. a little below average for this time of year. >> you can love taco bell and have shame, dion. it's true. thanks a lot, drew. coming up on abc 7 news at tara, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you.

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to shortage of ppe or personal protective equipment. but one school is trying to change that. >> the college in cupertino is using its 3-d printers to make face shield parts. they've made 6,000 to date. >> it's fighting a war with no bullets in your gun for them right now. we want to help them. i'm used to doing things to support people so they have what they need. and if there's ever a time when people are in need it's these front line hospitals, health care providers. >> eye protection or face shields are needed because the virus is in droplets that can land on the eye and infect the health care worker. also we've all been instructed not to touch our face and keep ourselves safe which is

something easier said than done, so wearing eye protection is physical barrier to touching ones own eye accidently during patient care. >> i was so inundated with messages that i could not keep up. so courtney helped prepare this facebook page that is now a central feature where everybody can write in, and it's easier to manage from one spot. >> it's amazing to see the community supporting us with their creativity and developing such thing as 3-d face masks from scratch and see the donations coming in from localb. us chose a prope forward career in health care to take care of our community. >> it's a lot nicer than just sitting around watching tv, you know, to be able to actually do something and feel encouraged that you can help.

>> encouraged and empowered that you can help. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. don't forget abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning bright and early at 5:00 a.m. and for eric, drew, chris and all of us here at abc 7 news thanks for joining us. we leave you with a live picture of outside looking at the ferry building and bay bridge all lit up tonight. have a quality evening and we'll see you tomorrow evening.

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