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struggling. >> that is a real possibility i like that suggestion. that was a nickname for the fo her. she's been relying the o'the tuskegee airmen. the group of african-american extra $600 a week for fighter pilots in world war ii. th president imarch. i say go red tails. >> a lot of people would like that same month she lost her job as housekeeper. that. nflt all right. a hotline to report social >> that $600 is for my distancing violators has been set up inside the nba bubble at apt.entm $1,500. we share together with my daughter. but if i not share with my the walt disney world nba daughter, i cannot pay my bubble. some players have already apartment. received warnings. >> reporter: congress has yet to the nba is spending over $150 sign a new stimulus bill and some are doubtless thatn be tck million to keep players safe and comfortable. one player has spent over $5,000 month when the cares act on amazon to get his room to his expires. in california and even earlier, july 25th, because it is added likingful what do you think to the state's ui checks, about that? the anonymous hotline. leaving desperate people in limb beau is something that worries community orgerizan people out >> i think it is better than ntg each othe oumask.y is feeling uneasy when things.ho need bssenal if they are not getting it,he t etwill to it most people are wearing masks survive. >> a new study from zillow and you have one or two leaders predicts that 41% unemployed not complying. renters across the country could

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along the coast. that's it. it inland, there were plenty. in fine00rs$2,0 wantust really depends where you in aprison. it is a huge hassle for the victim that has personal information stolen or even whitney and her family reserved worse, identity fraud. their spot in january. >> they can use your information >> we thought it would get to create fake identity papers canceled. even last week they were and go out and commit crimes in canceling some of the spots to social distance between the camp your name. then you have a warrant outnd a sites so we were really ours. person. >> reporter: if you believe your >> reporter: the welcome mat is mail iso throughout the state with the police and the u.s. postal restrictions. some spots are closed for service. physical distancing and you're the best advice? being asked to stay with your >> don't leave mail epter: anop group and practice physical distancing from other campers. if you're okay with that, go online and try to book a spot. you're renting, get a >> very important. we thought this thing going soon. it may only get worse the longer around with the pandemic and we're all sheltering in place. everything, it is great to get out. we realize how good life is. >> reporter: so to go your julian glover, abc7 news. favorite camp ground's webb and >> apple co-founder steves wo s see if there's a space available. every family we spoke to today wouldni yo>>utube. ty idthis. in ventura county, they were so glad they were able to take the

kids somewhere. get them out of the house and they had been in youtube's featured videos. enjoy some quality family time. since then, people started contactingoi i'm sid garcia. abc7 news. are not you going to second us >> the beach looks pretty twice as many back? >> he held a news conference oh enticing. so what about your camping forecast from our milk and water zoom with his attorneys today. scammers have been posting ads meteorologist? sandhya patel? saying he will send bitcoin. >> hi there. it sounds so boring. wozniak says youtube has done it is going to be fabulous very little to prevent this. weather for camping out in the they said they bay area. take a look at live doppler 7. atformiolynd respond quickly when they've detected a violation. the fbi says the chinese we have some fog at the coast and sunshine elsewhere. consulate in san francisco is harboring a kno the temperatures are comfortable, what you would like to see this time of year. charged with visa fraud. upper 50s to the mid 80s. she is accused of lyingutbo she i do want to show you, the first the chinese liberation earl. hurricane of the pacific. they said that she and three it is a major hurricane packing others lied about status 125-mile-an-hour winds. expected to weaken as it sunday.es the hawaiian isl i s said ee u.s. conducting

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it. people need to be get quarantine fatigue and hang in there and hang tough. >> it took u.s. 98 days to reach 1 million cases. but only 16 days to go from three to four million cases. what is happening here? >> it's harrowing. you plot out the numbers from 1 to 4 million, it is really rising. we went fromday, 3 people are saying, it's increased testing. and testing will capture more cases, but also, increased hospitalizations and an increase many people have had to in test positivity rates show pivot to survive. there's a lot more outbreaks a gas station that dates bk happening. we saw a lot of people loosening th19. we saweautul many years their own restrictions around memorial day. and there were outbreaks all around the country. we only started to crack down on and it wasn't being occupied. masks nationally, recently.

so i think we have a lot of we always thought how great it catch-up to do from april and would be to have a coffee shop. a lot of people commute through may. this street. hate a great driveup concept. people need to understand, this trajectory is not where we need people on the run can drive up to be going. and get the coffee and be on the u.s. seeing 70,000 new cases their way. a day. it is always part of the dna. it seems like we're on our way so we kind of took advantage of unless we turn it around, to 100 that and we kind of opens our k a day. doors in a sense to our are we going to unintentionally community and the people that have been supporting us to offer stumble into herd immunity? also their products through us. >> i will tell you why i home that never happens. bear with me. let's say right now we have 4 the bakers are offering loafs of million coronavirus cases. we're hitting that number today. that number is probably an bread and baguettes. a neighbor here i underestimation. there could be millions more. we have about 380 million in e started mg this country. so if you say that 2% to 3%, and i'm overestimating, of people we were of course. are infected, that's way far from the 60 to 70% need for people finding out that maybe that's their little jolt of the herd immunity. we already have 145,000 deaths day. taking that 20 minute break to try to get that cup of coffee. from this and a completely a little sense of normalcy. we're just super, super destroyed economy. grateful. definitely to our customers for

being supportive to the new it's closed, i'm sorry, not customers that are coming out destroyed. and how many more deaths we would have to go from our 2 or that are finding us through this 3% to 60 or 70%, and that's not and also to our staff. you know, they're the ones on the front lines doing the day to day hard work, burning all the even mentioning we don't even calories here. know what herd immune is defined of course, we take another set of measures and sanitizing as. we don't know how long the before every drink, just handing antibodies will last. so trying achieve herd immunity. a drink in a tray and not with your hands, so we're very through natural infection is not grateful to our customers and our goal. we want to get there with a our team as well. these are very trying times. we're trying to find the silve vaccine. >> you can check out more great >> all right, you brought up how stories at localish.com on facebook and instagram. long immunity lasts some of the thank you for joining us for abc are indicating it might only be 7 news at 4:00 today. three or four months. abc 7 new if that's the case, that's problematic. >> it is problematic. it is problematic if people say, i have coronavirus and i'll be good for years. now one really important thing is we know the antibody differs

yerhospitalized. the sicker you were, the longer it lasts. kit drop to about half after about three months and this has been confirmed in other studies bumeincadooday it's about the next 10 yrs to be that few month mark. you can make a difference today. so i think it is really by completing the 2020 census. important people are hanging tight and waiting for science to the census impacts hospitals. schools. come out about natural public transportation. and most importantly, our representation in government. antibodies. this will be tested in a vaccine process to make sure those it gives us an opportunity to be heard. antibodies are viable and it's easy. lasting long enough but this it's only 10 questions. could change. there may need to be a booster so do you part. go to 2020census.gov and complete the census today. in the antibody or even people with coronavirus may still need to get the vaccine. what are you waiting for? this is no slam-dunk. people need to be vigilant to protect themselves. >> great advice as always. thank you. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. the takeaway from that, keep

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overnight. cool and breezier tomorrow their live savings gone. afternoon. but the temperatures do rebound. the clues that an organized your hour by hour fog forecast crime ring may be on.iding in p. showing the advancement. fog while you're sleeping. tomorrow morning, while you're sleeping, do expect gray skies. a fugitive scientists has gone to ground at china's consulate 8:00 a.m. as well. and then the fog will pull back in san francisco. and face covering fatigue in and then reappear in the usual sonoma county. defying a state mandate as the spots tomorrow notice. county considers their own first thing in the morning, tmp. enforcement. >> also ahead, student reduced visibility because of the fog but i do not expect a spotlight. a young man getting recognized for being and becoming rerun. tomorrow after, 63 degrees in january. upper 70s in san jose, than rosa, 69 in oakland, 84 degrees in antioch, fairfield, these will be some of our milder spots. lake port, ukiah, you'll be in the low 90s. a little bit cooler for friday. upper 50s to mid 80s. warming it back up for the

weekend. this is when temperatures will be back to where they should be this time of year. low 60s, coast. and then dialing back just a it isittl repetitive but we'rewe used to it. thank you. all right. baseball is back! but it will look very different this season.

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simulating the sounds. >> i like the uniqueness of what teams are doing to try to have something, instead of empty seats in the stands. >> to ensure social distancing, players will be spread out to near that i seats when not out on the diamond. teams staying on lower floors in hotels to avoid elevators, temperature checks as they enter the ballpark. no spitting. not even sunflower seeds. masks mandatory but everywhere butal i same unlike the nba where players are resuming their season in their confined campus after a lengthy hiatus, the teams will be traveling but with strict protocols in place. >> really opening up the entire league to a lot more vulnerability because of the amount of travel. i think it is a very strong possibility that we don't see the full 60 games. >> reporter: the new york yankees making the trip to washington, d.c. to face the

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>> reporter: in san jose, a battle between nurses and the hospital employer is out in the open for all to see. >> i have a very uneasy feeling about going back to work. >> reporter: jennifer is a registered nurse at good samaritan hospital who says a patient exposed her to covid last week when resulted in her having to go into quaranne get could only take one within the 14-day incubation period. >> what kind of reassurance can we give them to let them know they won't get covid in the hospital. the hospital should be held accountable for protecting the community and the nurses. >> reporter: other nurses at good samaritan have spoken out including one who addressed the county boardupviso twe qrale mitations she says were impoessed by the hospital. the nurses union expressing concerns over ppe quantities and understaffing at the hospital. >> they don't have things under

control. it is complete chaos when you talk to the people, the nurses, that are actually taking care of the patients. >> reporter: we took these concerns to management who disputed the claims. >> when they do tasks to make sure that we've hit that time when that virus is in the full incubation period, the chief nursing officer mike brown says the hospital follows all cdc guidelines and recommendations in regards to staffing and handng of ppe. heemployees, only have two have tested positive as a result of their work at the hospital since the start of the pandemic. >> we provide great and effective care when it comes to it. and we think we have earned the community's trust and we will continue to do that. in san jose. abc7 news. in alameda, a new testing site shut down unexpectedly because of an insurance issue

though not everyone got word of it. >> they messed up. >> reporter: she spent 12 hours waiting in lime yesterday for a covid-19 test in alameda. the demand was so high on the first day, they couldn't fit her in. so she came back today at 5:00 a.m. and waited another four hours just to be turned away again. >> how could you do that to your own people? this is a crisis, a pandemic, an epidemic. this should be a top priority. >> unfortunately, late last night, after 10:00 last night, it became objection they couldn't open up the facility. for testing, we're trying to open up those issues. t company oering the alth, and th who is allowing city health to set up here. >> the major issue is having proper insurance. >> those wanting a test are frultd they are not getting one

and annoyed this morning. >> i'm sure some of russ positive and here we are exposing ourselves some more. so, and then did i see some kids as well, sleeping in the car. a bummer. they should have closed the gates. >> that was an error. i apologize severely form. it should have been posted at the entrance but it wasn't. did i find out this morning. >> no word on when city health will be able to reopen. demand is high for two reasons.. and also, city health says results will come back in 15 minutes. in alameda, amy hollyfield. abc7 news. >> that has to be so frustrating for people who waited in line so many hours. the state sum and the task force met today to discuss a new strategy for successful distance learning in our schools.

>> we have to really move quickly to make a dense in the number of folks who are without a computing device or a hot spot. we know we have to have the longer term conversation about building infrastructure. >> we tell children they're our future. if we don't give them the tools they need, he this won't be able to be our future. >> right now there is a shortage of 700,000 computing devices and 350,000 hot spots for students. meanwhile, president trump announcing today he wants to provide $105 billion to open schools safely. >> if schools do not reopen, the funding should go to parents to send their child to private, chart he, religious or home school of their choice. the key word being choice. >> the president says, stopping kids from going to school will harm their mental and emotional development. a new poll finds the

majority of people wear their masks in public. three out of four americans support face covering mandates. support for wearing masks is overwhelming among democrats at 89%. 58% of republicans say they also back those policies. southwest airlines says it won't allow health waivers to t toea masks during flights and most extends to it airports as well. a new name for the team former known as the washington redskins.

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all right. time now for the four at 4:00 as sandhya joins us. the redskins will change their name. this come after decades of criticism and more reason mounding pressure due to the name's racist connotation. the new name begins forgetive immediately. it will today