there was a shooting in the parking lot of 7-eleven you can in an road. two people were in a white suv and they were shot. the woman in the passenger's seat died. the driver had to be taken to the hospital, no word on how he is doing. police believe that the victims were targeted. a new check in system at

some coronavirus testing sites will hopefully decrease wait times. they will start using wrist bands. of course health is a big focus. and the sites with thehe band long lines. >> reporter: yeah, this new wrist band system is aimed at speeding up the system. oftentimes people would have to wait for hours to get tested, but now they ul bo save some time. we saw one of the systems in action when this was at independence high school. and now they will roll out the wrist brand system at several of their pop-up sites. they will give you a wrist band when you check in and that is linked to an hour when he would

return to the site to get tested. so if you got there at 9:00, a lot of people so they give you a green wrist wand for band for 2:00 test and so that will receisave you of time. of course the folks who are often in these communities don't have all day to just wait to get a coronavirus test. this will cut down on that. between p two pop-up sites are opening this week trying to get people test for the virus. julian glover, abc 7 news. in the north bay, college students can sign up to take classes to be a virus investigator. the course launches this fal lal

compa dominican university. it is targeted toward juniors or seniors who are nursing or biology majors. and moderna is entering phase three of its trial and joe bebina is watching that the live desk. >> yeah, the co-founder is speaking about it on gma saying that he hopes a phase three will go well enough for the fda to approve their vaccine late this year. >> we have a certain number of cases that we need to see in the trial before we can demonstrate whether it gives us more protection than folks not on the vaccine arm of the trial. and then it is really up to the fda to ensure that all the safety and efficacy measures have been met.

>> 30,000 vol uchb tears w30,00l the vaccine and it will be up to the government to decide who gets priority. you can watch the full interview on gma. coronavirus infections continue to surge. and more than 4 million cases were recorded in the u.s. and americans facing economic uncertainty are now looking to washington for federal relief. the senate is expected to unveil its next coronavirus relief plan and the package would include a $1200 stimulus check and some unemployment aid. instead of $600 weekly in unemployment aid, gop senators want to give laid off woerksz up to 70 respect about of their former wages. >> it won't stop the assistance, it will cap the assistance at a level that is consistent with people going back to work.

>> and that delay is causing suffering for america's families. so we have been ready for twont. >> the relief plan is expected to cost $1 trillion. >> although the stimulus package is a welcome relief, business owners say it is not a permanent fix. tracy wants to get back to work. >> we don't want a stimulus package, we don't want unemployment, we want to just be able to open our doors and take our clients. we need the city and state to step up and make a decision of what they will do with the beauty industry. >> 30 million americans netsacramento after an extended summer rye says. t recess after two assembly members tested positive for the

coonavirus. they have to track kell tenant protections, bills about police brutality and health care, and lem legislation over worker's kochl. just ahead, failing grade. why a dozen san francisco schools might be getting entirely new names. plus a long time california prisoner released early because of covid-19. and now she's making direct plea to governor newsom. and temperatures climbing a few degrees today, but they taper a little bit tuesday and wednesday before climbing again to possibly even warmer levels

let's start with some

temperatures around san francisco. 51 in ocean beach. we have the marina, bay view at 65. same thing in richmond. 60 in santa clara. santa clara.. police on t pleasanton at 58. and the surfaces will be a little hot this afternoon and the small craft advisory north of the bay bridge through the delta. east bay valley, 67 at 8:00, 82 at noon. low 90s this afternoon. peninsula, near 80 for several hours this afternoon. increasing sunshine in the south bay, 69 at 10:00, low 80s for a few hours and a nice 70 at 8:00. so check it out, metering

lights came on at 5:48 this morning which is much earlier than we have been used to seeing oefr over the past couple months. so be prepared for a backup at the toll plaza. and it is also pretty busy on the bridge this morning too. and drive times here, tracy to dublin, about a 39 minute ride. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. and san rafael to san francisco, a 16 minute ride. also this morning, another b.a.r.t. station is moving to clipper cards only. paper tickets will no longer be sold at the glenn park station in san francisco. but paper tickets will be accepted if you bought it at another station. civic center and 16th and 124th are moving tolier on they plan to phase out allf ar. and as if sports were not already strange, this interaction between a coach and

umpire is really the perfect representation of the year so far. sgla pl plus a giants leader talking about why he is taking a knee during the national anthem. and as we head to break, a live look outside at 6:11.

died at san quentin from what appears to be complications from covid-19. all together more than 2400 inmates and staff have now tested positive for th virus there. a southern california woman with terminal cancer has been released from prison early because of covid-19 and now she's asking the governor to release other at risk inmates.

patriciawright has battled breastovarianovarianovarianovarn and an advocacy group helped to free her and now she's thinking of her friends still behind bars. >> so ill that are still there, that i pray that the governor would have a compassion heart as he did to me. san francisco chronicle insider phil matier wrote that review is under way of the schools namednt d hri figures. the list includes more than a

dozen schools including lowell high school. the district says he wavered on his commitment to anti-slavery. you can read his columns sunday and wednesday. and concern from two san francisco business owners who planned a three day socially distant event described as a music and dancing experience, the owners of midway sf said that they were following the rules but still a path owner says that social distancing has been implemented and that there they can order food and drinks while listening to a deejay. >> it is not willy-nilly, it is thought out. >> duane: planns it planned out. and a big part of why we're doing it, 75% of why w events io

people back to work. >> and abts the city has not issue address response. and this morning we're learning why one giants outfielder is taking a knee during the national anthem. he says that he is siptsing hs his friends. he said i just wanted to let them know that i love them and i support them and i'm willing to put myself up to be vulnerable, to open myself up to a lot of ridicule from people who want to create hate. and willing to show that i want to help change the focus,el educate people. and the coach for the pittsburgh pirates had an issue with one of the umpire's calls on balls and strikes and ran out to argue with them, but before they could yell at each other, they had to put on their masks

to have a safe and socially distanced argument. the two appeared to be about 6 feet apart and then they went their separate ways. >> he was like let me get this mask on real quick. oh, my gosh. >> i'm about to explain something to you once i get this mask on. that was duties. the as are offoff to a good sta. let's talk about what is going on, 74 degrees up on mt. tam. and what a gorgeous morning out there. hopefully that put us in a good flood start this monday. clouds will roll back to the coast today with minor warming inland. and highs will taper tomorrow and wednesday before a resurgence into the weekend. and here is a look at the clouds and you can see that we have

pretty clear as we he lunch hou. by7:, t overnight hours. in the 80s in the south bay today. low 80s on the peninsula. mid six along the coast with mid to upper 60s a little more sunshine downtown. and mid-60s along the north bay coast with some clouds. but 76 at san rafael. north of calistoga, mid to upper 90s. 73 to 77 along the east bay shore. and 88 in san ramon, everybody else in the low to mid-90s in the east bayand clos about ever cos. and we'll lose a couple degrees inland tomorrow. we'll lose about two to four

degrees from the coast to inland on wednesday, one of the cooler days. back to average thursday. and then a little bit warmer than average saturday with sunday possibly our warmest day this week. and rob marsian know has a look at what is head. >> reporter: great to be with you. a lot coming up on gma. the first hurricane of the season is slamming into the u.s. we're tracking the storms. and there is new hope for a vaccine. for the first time in the united states, a large scale human

vaccine clinical trial set to begin, 30,000 americans volunteering to be a part of it. we'll speak with the founder of moderna, the maker of this possibly game changing vaccine. plus remembering regis. the incomparable regis philbin passing were and the tributes are still pouring in. we celebrate his life and career and all the laughs he brought us. jo hundr joan london will join us live. and miss piggy and kermit will tell us about their new talk show. and give us interview tips. no better than kermit and miss piggy. that is all coming up on gma. and you know him from black

panther, and now michael b. jordan is launching a into initiative aimed to change the culture of hiring practices and invest in black talent. and jordan has been very active in the wake of george floyd's death attending protests and calls for action. he says with this initiative, he hopes to tell authentic stories, partner with artists and change the rules of the game. >> i'm excited to see more from him, friend. i am. >> we all are. the bay area native who just became a citizen in another country. and also mel gibson's fight about his health. and as we get our day started, here is a live look outside. isn't it nice for a monday morning? our house was built in 1926. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually

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douglas is starting to pull away as a 90-mile-per-hour category 1 storm. still got a potential for up to about 6 inches of rain, some dangero is you of anous surfousf currents. let's talk about plhaplaha flooding rains will be an issue as it rolls through the mexican mountains there. up to 10 inches which will cause flash flooding and still rip currents along the gulf coast. we'll see if it heads to port wri vie are arrest take later this week. and two time oscar winner olivia de havilland is best known as melanie in gone with the wind. she died of natural causes at her home in paris and she was 104 years old.

her acting ambitions dated back to stage performing and she took on the studio system and won. the dehappen land. mel gibson is revealing that he tested positive for covid-19 in april and to be hospitalized. the 64-year-old kept it private until now. a representative for gibson says that he spent a week in an l.a. hospital and he was treated with the drug remdesivir. he tested negative several times since then. and also ttom hanks and hise officially greek citizens. they are holding up their new passports. the family became honorary citizens because hanks helped raise awareness about the fires in 2018.

hanks is a greek orthodox convert and his wife is part greek. comingp ne, the fig in the covid-19 crisis. and some threats before they even get to campus. and also covid-19 testing coming to b.a.r.t. and we'll take you outside, there is the bay bridge this morning.

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that delay causing suffer america's families. >> are nancy pelonancy pelosi s republicanshawill save people a lot of time attest sites.

and a reason to make you smile. i get nervous whenever people are that close to each other. not wearing masks. >> can we just have this moment? >> no do not subscribe. >> i'm still happy, mike. how about you? >> i'm looking forward to seeing what that is all about because we could all use a little happy ngs in our lives right now. so i'll wait for judgment there. let's take a look at the outside and you can see clouds encroaching upon san jose northbound from 87. and we have it overlaid on live doppler 7 where the gray show where the cloud cover is. let's talk about as we head into the afternoon hours. temperatures pretty close to average along the coast into san

francisco. ad maybe a degree or two above average around the bay with mid to upper 70s. and about 2 degrees warmer than average in san jose, we'll be about 84 today. 76 to 82 through the north bay. take you to lakeport, yucaipa, mid to upper 90s there. and we'll be about 4 to 5 degrees warmer than average in the east bay valleys. the search for a hit and run driver in san jose, someone hit several parked cars on bell fast drive in san jose earlier this morning. ashley says that her car was one of the reasons hit. the impact threw it around the corner. she says that she is angry at th reckless driver who has not baby caught. >> what it takes to a person to pay off a car, you know,

>> and at least three of the four cars were damaged. and the coronavirus pandemic is continuing to put enormous brush pressure on countless workers. and the economy is just one of the main things that we're focusing on. some workers say a new relief bill can't come soon enough. and amy whom fiehole field ishos down what is at stake. >> reporter: we'll be looking at how much help will be coming. once kon once congress decides on an aid package. some senators think that existing benefits could incentivize people to not go illpr a package.

mitch mcconnell is causing if c.a.r.e.s. too. >> how can we cover our rent or live? everybody else is getting their paychecks. they are able to work. they are able to create an income. economists say that they need to reach an agreement quickly. and by the time lawmakers make a deal

and new at 6:00, something many college students are facing as the new academic year gets close. so they are being squeezed to pay rent for apartments that they may never live in. according to the mercury new, many are struggling to renegotiate leases that were signed well before the pandemic. the california department of association is asking members to find solutions that can work for both the rernts and the landlords. the pandemic has affected those living or working in san francisco's mission district. so on now b.a.r.t. is partnering to offer free testing at the 24th street b.a.r.t. plaza. it will happen wednesdays and fridays for the next three weeks. they believe that rates are higher in the mission because of

overcrowding and how many have to worke home. and the race to find a covid-19 vaccine hits a big ig mia milestone today. jobina has more on that. the big thing researchers want to know, can this vaccine protect people from covid-19. and if so, does it simply recuse the harm reduce the harm or can it prevent people from getting sick. and the koi fouco-founder says 0 vol unare teaunteers will be te. >> and we'll be doing the tests in an area where there is a significant viral challenge so that the tests can actually very quickly see whether we're giving the protections. >> moderna's founder says he is hopeful that the vaccine will

have approve by the end of this year or early next year. you can watch the full interview on give an update to the state's covid-19 response today. friday the governor announced additional protections for essential work ersz and he is implementing an education campaign and program to help them quarantine safely if they need to. you can watch it at noon right here on abc 7. president is heading to north carolina to visit a lab where scientists are working on covid-19 vaccine from novavax. novavax was awarded $1.6 million under "operation warp speed." the government program to mass produce an effective treatment. he will be required to wear a

mask when he tours the facility. two people are detained in portland after a shooting. one person was hurt, they are expected to survive. witnesses say they saw a group of people fighting right before a shot was fired. it is not clear if the shooting was related to the protests. they were near a federal courthouse. the area has been the site of violence clashes with federal officers who were called to portland amid a going oig glong demonstrations. and a march started peaceful through downtown oakland, but some demonstrators set fire inside the courthouse, smashed window, spray painted graffiti and pointed lasers at officers. >> this is a bad image for the

city of oakland. this doesn't bring floyd back. or anything. this is damage for the city of oakland, period. >> in a statement mayor schaaf said that we celebrate passion protests but when they attend protests after dark, they might be providing cover for agitators who are more intent on stroking civil unrest than advancing racial justice. today john lewis' body will be brought to washington where he will lie at the u.s. capitol for the next two days so the public can pay their respects. this is just his latest tribute. last night a service was held for him in montgomery, alabama. among the speaker, the caugdaug martin lit uther king. >> he remained committed to nonviolence as a way of life. >> yesterday lewis' casket was

carried across the edmound petts bridge where he and others were beaten by state troopers in 1965. lewis will also lie in repose at georgia state public events will be live streamed. and big tech companies were supposed to testify on capitol hill today but the hearing has been delayed. it is likely to honor john lewis. and the house is investigating whether apple, facebook, amazon and going are stifogle are stif competition. a girl struggling to make friends gets a surprise. the moment that brought her to tears. and we're taking a live look at the big board. we're down right now about 38 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. plus piggy and kermit are back on the tv. the mum mppets new show coming

disney plus. but first, a look at our weather. >> that's it, i'm signing up now. the muppets are on there. i can't wait to see that. let's take a look at what is going on as far as the peninsula where we're mostly cloudy and about 60 in redwood city. clouds along the coast. and up in the north bay, 52 in is san rafael. 61 palo alto. so most of us in the mid to upper 50s. hasn't changed much of about morning clouds and temperatures in the 50s. you see the clouds trying to encroach. it will be breezy and choppy north of the bay bridge through the delta this morning. and north bay, cloudy conditions, increasing sunshine

at noonz, 65. sunny almost everybody by noon and 76. and then low to mid-80s from 1:00 through about 6:00. for the east bay, increasing sunshine and we'll stay in the 60s through 10:00. we'll hit 70 at noon, mid-70s at 2:00. more cloud cover along the coast and more sunshine along the bay. we'll look at the weekend, never too early for that, is it, jobina. >> it is not, mike. i love looking ahead to the weekend. so thank you. good morning, everybody. so things have gotten aitan cou department is reporting aen acre fire. a sigalert has been kirkland ra you can see that the backup is beginning to form here. but we've learned a couple different things from the fire department, they are shutting down at least one lane.

may need to close a second one. traffic is at a standstill near the area of westbound 12 at red top road and they are unable to provide a traffic break due to traffic in the area. so ten acres there for the fire. # they are hoping to get it under control soon. and? a view of the bay bridge, metering lights came on at 5:48 this morning. so you will experience a backup at the toll

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about that fire spreading rapidly. it is brie city through that area that time of the year. let's take a look at what is going on from mt. tam, sunshine and 74 degrees up there on mt. tam. most of us are under cloudy conditions, mid to upper 50s at 7:00. 59 to 60 at the coast with cloudy conditions through noon. 70 to 77 along the bay and 82 to 90 inland. we've got a chance of thunderstorms in the sierra and in the north mountains up around oregon. no coincidence that we have a r flag warning in that area today. xwloo a . and new coronavirus testing sites will hopefully make it easier for you. santa clara county will start using wrist bands. the sites with the newer wrist band check-ins have been seeing very long lines. and julian glover is live with

floor on how it works. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, they will be rolling it out.more on how it works. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, they will be rolling it out. we've seen it at work at independence high school. and this method will hopefully get folks through the lines more quickly. again, the county rolling this out at pop-up are testing sites. you are given a color coded wrist bands when you check in, and that that is linked to an hour when you would return to the site to get tested. ihere at 9:00 a.m. and they are swamped with people, they then give you a green wrist bands and that corresponds with a 2:00 p.m. time window so you would show back up by 2:00 p.m. to get tested, that saves your spot in

line and of course it would save you time too. these pop-up testing sites are aimed at really getting the testing to the folks in the hardest hit communities and so often those are people who cannot afford to take off work. on this will aim at cutting down the wait times. three new pop-up sites this week. and so you can find all of the information on the county's website. julian glover, abc 7 news. happening today, the oakland zoo will welcome back is visitors for the first time since march. the general public can start visiting on wednesday. you do have to make online reservation, they are only allowing a certain number of people every day. visitors three or older do have to wear a mask. and the zoo said it could be forced to permanently close if hat they can get to reopen, so back to it.

and by the end of this week, we should have a better picture of the impact of coronavirus on the u.s. economy. more than a third of the companies in the s&p 500 are reporting their quarterly earnings this week. financial data said inthat earnings for the second quarter are on track to fall over 42% compared with last year. one thing that is starting to sell a gold. this is a tradition tradition tn haven. it hit a little more than $1900 an how long this morning. the previous record was in 2011. the move comes amid new concerns over u.s. and chinese tensions and recovering from the coronavirus pandemic. right now taking a live look at the stock exchange, you can see we're up now about 50 points.

at the live desk, google employees have reportedly been told that they will be working from home until july of next year according "wall street journal." this will affect nearly all of the 200,000 full-time and contract employees who work for google's parent company alphabet. employees have been working from home since march because the pandemic. many other tech companies have tent tentatively set their return gates to january but others could follow suit. and apple is helping its workers get to the polls come election day. the company is giving employees paid time off so they can vote. the policy also applies to retail workers. they will be given up to four hours to vote or roll untevolun you may soon be fined if the violate health orders during

this pandemic. health orders allow small gathering of up to 12 people from multiple ds, they also require you to wear a mask if you are over the age of two. the board of supervisors is to $500 for individuals andgin up to $1,000 for businesses. if you think wearing a face mask is kind of boring, a fashion designer has come up with a new option. this face mask lights up, it has l.e.d. lights that display whatever you want. and that includes drawings or text messages. the designer says that face coverings are becoming a standard part of our wardrobe and she says this is a new form ever expression. >> i appreciate the for me. >> friend, i feel like you have all the masks for every occasion. >> right. >> i got three more this weekend. >> for what?

>> they piling up. you know the masks that i'm -- >> yeah, you got different colors? >> yeah. >> plus phil was jealous, so now he has some. >> don't leave phil out. >> yeah. >> that was nice. i was just thinking how to monetize the other one by selling advertising or putting our faces on it and saying join us every morning. but yeah, i got the no from you guys. still a hard no on that one. okay, moving on then. let's take a look the what is going on weather-wise. it is 74 up in mt. tam and it looks gorgeous. a lot of sflin coming ounshine way. highs will taper just a little bit tomorrow and wednesday. and then a surge of warm weather will take over there from the weekend. here is a look at douglas, i want to talk about this really

quick. still a hurricane at 90-mile-per-hour winds. could get up to 6 inches of rain and beach erosion. and then by this time tomorrow, it is history in our rearview mirror. and tropical depression hanna, this will be a rainstorm as it moves throug the mountains. and you can see the flooding potential that it brings as up to about 10 inches of rain is possible in that mountainous area. we also have rip currents along the gulf coast for both texas and mexico. back at home, 79 at milpitas, 89 in morgan hill. mid-60s along the coast. mid to upper 60s be downtown, south san francisco and t san r through most of the north bay valleys. mid to in the east bay valleys. and the accuweather 7 day forecast, briefly cooler than

average wednesday and then warmer than average away from the coast friday, saturday and sunday. loving tributes continue to pour in for famed television host regis philbin who died friday night at the age of 88. the "los angeles times" is calling him television's greatest host. he spent most of his time on tv on abc including nearly 28 years on live with regis and kathie lee and then later regis and kelly. this morning the show which is now called live with kelly and ryan will have a special tribute for regis. and it starts at 9:00 a.m. right here on abc r swift'lb ist. variety thatil copies within 24 hours of being released. the album broke the global record for first day album streams by a female artist. songs on the album were streamed more than 80 million times. it is also the most streamed pop

album in apple music with more than 24 hours. if you are ready if your next feel good binge watch, the mum mppets are back. >> the muppets are creating a new show for disney plus. >> uh-huh. i'm listening. >> hey, guys. >> it will be wild and funny and it will feature some new friends. >> no details about celebrity guests or content may be proffered. >> but look, i was just going to show everyone -- >> whoa, over any dead legal briefs. sf . >> kermit and miss piggy will talk about the new show and how they are dealing with the shelter-at-home orders coming up on go"good morning america." did you know that kermit and miss piggy are not sheltering in place together? >> what's happen somethiing?

>> yeah, they are separated. like they are not really -- >> does she have a new covid-19 bey? >> i think it has always been herself. >> this is true. yes. >> she always comes first. it is a lot of fun, so i hope you watch that. and a special surprise for a texas ten ager with a rare genetic disorder. her long distance camp buddies showed up on her 15th birthday. >> oh, my god! >> she looks very touched. ashley shared this video, she says her sister has williams son syndrome and she sometimes has trouble making friends her age. she met these two girls last summer at church camp and they live three hours away, but they call kylie every day and they apparently make her feel so

loved. so that is really cute. >> that is sweet. that is almost like that time that you surprised me in the studio, friend, and i looked around and i saw you a tall being coming toward me and i was like friend! >> i know. i didn't tell you i was coming in, which probably is not a good idea when someone just -- when tlnt the there hasn't been anyone in there for months. hopefully you liked my visit. >> i did, friend. it was good. lotion time. >> yeah, lotion nation.

here are the 7 things to know this morning. starting with number one, a second stimulus package is set to be revealed today expecd to include a $1200 stimulus check and eviction moratorium and new unemployment aid proposal. and number "wall street journal" reports google is extending its work from home plans because of coronavirus concerns. employees will continue working remotely until at least next july. number three, moderna is entering phase three of trials

today. 30,000 volunteers will participate in the study. and number four, governor newsom will give an update to the state's responsibility to covid-19 today. you can watch it at noon right here on abc 7, abc7news.com and on our free app 7 news app. and number fire, we start today with a gray july sky. and we'll eventually turn it into sunshine with temperatures slightly warmer inland as we near 90. upper 70s around the bay and near 60 at the coast. and number six, we have a sigalert that has been issued in american canyon, this is westbound 12 at kirk land ranch road due to a fire. the fire is about 10 and i ccr size and the traffic backed up to fairfield. and number seven, the oakland zoo is reopening to donors and members. visitors need to make a reservation and wear a mask and it opens to the general public on wednesday.

enjoy. good morning, america. major milestone. for the first time in the united states a large-scale human vaccine clinical trial set to begin. 30,000 americans have volunteered to be a part of a potential breakthrough, lining up this morning to help the fight against covid-19. we're live at the medical center where the clinical trial is about to begin and we will speak with the founder of the company making the vaccine also this morning, the first hurricane slamming the u.s. this season. amid the coronavirus emergency, southern texas reeling after hanna tears through. winds blowing up to 90 miles an hour. streets flooded stranding vehicles and forcing water rescues.