covid-19 outbreaks are linked to cal health officials tracin s outbreaks to locations. and good morning, it is july 31 and more importantly, it is friday. >> yes. happy about that. >> mike, will we have a good weekend? >> i think so. you guys make it good.good.good. ren reggie and i are black and white and you guys are colorful love it. let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. and the winds are blowing hard once again. starting to blanket all of us with cloud cover. the marine layer which was too shallow to climb over the east bay hills is just now starting to make that climb.

as we head through the afternoon hour, your 12 hour planner starting at 7:00, a little cloudiness, mid to upper 50s. that hasn't changed. temperatures will run from 77 to 87 inland from noon to 4:00, 67 to 87 around the bay. and so cool along the coast and sunny and warm inland. san francisco taking new steps to prepare for a worst case scenario. they transformed a building to a care facility. of course health is big focus for us. and there have been 1,000 cases in ten days in the city and a new peak in hospitalizations amy hollyfield is live talking about hospital capacity and the new surge. >> reporter: yeah, they plan to bring patients who need medical care to these warehouses here in the presidio so they can make

room for covid-19 patients in hospitals. so they have set up beds here in these warehouses, they have created a field hospital here. they have 20 beds so far, but the plan is to eventually have room to treat 93 people. this is for people who need hospital care who don't have covid. they want to free up some hospital beds for the covid patients. they say they are doing this because of the recent surge in virus cases. >> if things continue at current rates, we estimate that on average we will have more than 750 franciscsan franciscans in hospital by mid october and more than 600 deaths by covid in 2020. >> reporter: so far there have been 57 deaths could ydue to co. right now the hospitals have room for everyone and it kcould stay that way.

anyone a amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and dr. fauci will be testifying about the nation's surge in coronavirus cases. we'll take a live look right now at the capitol, the hearing before a house sub committee is just starting to get understand way there and you can see that dr. fauci on the screen about to get going wearing his mask there. the cdc correct todirector willg him for this. and house democrats on the subcommittee say that they are examining urgent need for a national comprehensive plan to address the pandemic. santa clara isenoravus cas fr ctco stores. stores. sto.

public health officials call them clusters, which are defined as a work site with three or more cases reported over a two week period. the combined number of positive cases is more than 30 at last check. >> the investigation that we've done so far appears to show that the cases werene nesmost likely infected outside the workplace so if you are a worker there, you get tested on your own for the most part and you report your positive case to your employer who reports to us. >> and all the stores are still open. the health department is reminding us that it is important to wear your mask while you are shopping and keep it on until you at the time to your car. california lawmakers slammed the state's unemployment department accusing its leader of failing the public.

people are out of money for food and shelter. for the first time the employment development department acknowledged that more than 1 million people are still waiting for their benefits. many of the people in my district have had no income, no income. since march. >> because of edd's failure, our constituents are depleting their life savings, going into extreme debt, having trouble paying rent and putting food on the table. people have complained lk calling edd.re is no they say they have hired thousands to help with the backlog. the leader of catholics in three counties urging his health guidelines. the cron kakrochronicl"chronicl

has said to offer daily services. right now indoor worship services are banned in san francisco and marin. san francisco's oldest restaurant will close its doors temporarily today. ta bchl tadich grill has been open for 170 years. they posted though that they will suspend operations until they are able to reopen for in-door dining. and san francisco's famous cliff house restaurant is suing its insurance carrier after the business interruption claim was denied. the establishment is now taking action against alliance insurance. it claims that it paid huge premiums for decades to protect against a catastrophe like covid-19. still ahead, the he weffort

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want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. it is friday and temperatures in san francisco around 52 to 56 with cloudy conditions. a little mist hanging in the air. and we're in the mid-50s to near 60 everywhere eflgs. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. wind at 12. and seasonal warmth today. gusty overall the bay water.

peninsula, seeing sunshine by 10:00. mid to upper 70s during the afternoon hours. let's take a look in the south bay, increasing sunshine, sorry, my microphone just fell off. 80 by the time we get to the afternoon hours. and one last stop will be the east bay valleys where the crowds are rolling in late. but then it will be warm with sunshine and near 90 this afternoon. good morning, everyone. i want to let you know that we have a couple advisories to talk about. a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and the altamont pass. and a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. overall the traffic has been pretty light. you can see there it is light across the bridge as well. but definitely getting foggy

toward the northern end as you head into the north bay. we were seeing a slowdown earlier in the robin williams tunnel. that has cleared up, but be aware of the fog. i following i a crash down there. just blocking one lane right now, so you shouldn't expect the slow down to be too bad. authority bou northbound 101 just past 280. no injuries reported there. a federal judge in sacramento will decide whether a chinese researcher can be released on bail. she was hiding out in the san francisco consulate for a month. prior to that she was working at uc davis. court documents say she is a member of the chinese military. she and other researchers are accused lying on application to work in the u.s. in sensitive areas prosecutors asked the

judge to deny her bail request. and the sheriff is trying to find two men suspecteded robbing a walgreen's. she sto they stole nonprescription medicine and some cash. and investigators say the two jumped over the counter to get to the pharmacy. and they say the men forced the pharmacist to open a cash register and locked safe that had some controlled substances inside. one of the men also took the jewelry that the pharmacist was wearing. hope they're okay. as more people stay home and order food delivery, more bay area cities are putting caps on delivery fees. the response from doordash. and beyonce drops her new visual album. and we're taking a live look at sfo.

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. a landmark hotel is consid tourists know it because it has the beefeaters as the bellmen. the "chronicle" reports that the operator is considering renaming and rebranding it. sir francis drake was a promise ne prominent slave owner. and there is a study that says children carry even more of the virus in their noses than adults. children under five could carry 10 to 100 times more virus particles. so this raises some questions about whether young kids may be able to spread the virus as easily as adults. >> reasonable assumption that

they would be able to transmit the virus. >> so they are not immune? >> no, no, i mean they have virus in their nasal pharynx. which means they could transmit it. >> experts a saying that more studies are needed. happening today, wells f sso will turn many branchs in to distribution food centers. the alameda county food bank will help people load their cars at a wells argo office complex on walnut avenue in fremont. wells fargo says it is helping feed hungry families because food banks have seen demand double during the pandemic. capping deliverydoordas grub. the city council approved capping fees at 15% of your

bill, joining san francisco, fremont and berkeley. and doordash says that the quality may decrease. the beehive is buzzing buzzg morning because beyonce's new visual album dropped overnight. >> you were formed by the heat of the galaxy. what a thing to be. ♪ >> did you see mama tina in the background? >> no, i missed it. >> she is back there lookic like t queen. >> beyonce says she worked with a diverse group of directors and actors to reimagine the story of the lion king. and she is hoping that it shifts the global perception of the

word black. she says black is king means black is regal and rich in history and in purpose and linea lineage. gma will have more on e on the. i'm ready to watch the whole thing. the people, they are beautiful. >> the makeup. >> yeah, everything. >> a lot of eye candy and a lot to learn from this. >> i'm in. >> i'm in. as soon as i get off like yesterday. >> okay, you got about 40 minute and you can have your lunch

break, can you wait that long? >> i'll try. all right, i'll give you 1:15 right now. sneak a peek. here is a look at what is going on with the weather. a beautiful sunrise developing from mt. tam, we're at 69 degrees above the marine layer this morning which is bringing us cloudy conditions, temperatures in the 50s. breezy this afternoon for all of us. nearly steady conditions will continue during the overnirt. and next week we'll have temperatures below average and even a chance of measurable drizzle for a couple mornings. you can see by noon a little bit more clouds cover around the bay than we've had the last couple of lunchtimes. and as you head into the evening hour, it will be maybe a half hour slower for the cloud cover to start rolling back to the east. we have 87 in los gatos, sunnyvale at 79. and 72 to 79 on the peninsula. 62 to 64 along a breezy

peninsula coast. and on the bay side, upper 60s downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid-80s through most of the north bay valleys. east bay shore, mid to upper 70s except for richmond and berkeley. east bay valleys, antioch and brentwood at 94. tonight 51 in santa rosa to 62 in antioch is our spread. a degree or two warmer tomorrow. and about the same sunday as today, so i hope you like today. cooler monday, but knotsnot as as it will be tuesday and wednesday when the highs will in the 60s, 70s and 80s. "good morning america" is cming up at 7:00. and rob marciano has a a look ahead. and florida is bracing for a hurricane now ripping through

the caribbean amid the coronavirus crisis. the storm was upgraded to a category one overnight, probably goat to catego get to cat egory two status. i'll have the latest on the track. and the the latest on the coronavirus emergency, officials are fearing a surge in the north if the virus doesn't get under control in the south. florida is now reporting a record-breaking 24 hours in fatalities for the third day in a row. and basketball is back, we have all the action from the bubble, the moving ceremonies before tipoff, action on the court and what the players had to say after game one. was it their new fonormal? and inside the black is king and anthony anderson always unpredictable, he will be with us live. so that is reason enough to watch right there.

back to you in san francisco. just ahead, hong kong postponing their next

an update on hurricane isaias, it could possibly get even stronger. it is moving away from matthewtown, but the with a hru take the brunt of it. and up to 10 inches of rain. take the brunt of it. and up to 10 inches of rain.t b take the brunt of it. and up to 10 inches f rain. dangerous surf will be an issue. and hong kong is putting hit highly anticipated elections on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic.

the emergency delay follows months of protests, the government accused of restri restricting freedom. the chinese government disqualified 12 kand candidate candidates from running. they say it is an executicuse t delay elections. and six more nba games are set again today. ♪ o say can you see >> every player on the lakers and clippers and earlier on the pelicans and jazz kneeled in unison during the national anthem wearing "black lives matter" shirts. ziad t w n b of his tipoff,swe

unlike anything we've seen. the screens displayed virtual fans. coaches no longer required to wear suits. referees now use whistle covers. the nba suspended all games back in march. gobert tested positive. and now the season picked up right where things picked off because he scored the first basket last night. and we're not getting any new rihanna music right now, but her highlykin care line did drop this morning. it is gender neutral and the products are made for everybody. it is the latest venture for the singer, actress and fgs designer. first the super star set the

line. and the skin care line is also making the same kinds of promises. >> we deserve great >> and beauty products. so that is two times more than nonblack consumers. >> influencers say they are thrilled to see this change happening and no surprise, some of rihanna's new products are already sold out. already? you know what i like about this too, it is for women and men. so a lot of the models that she has are like just guys with gorgeous skin. and i like to see it. >> what were you going to say? you know, right now i buy all the makeup that mac can make. do i need to go to the fenty situation? >> yes, because then you can get your skin right and then you can use all the mac you bought.

>> okay. good. i can buy it all, supporting the economy. next -- >> the federal unemployment benefits that 30 billion americans depend on are set to expire and the senate left washington yesterday, so so many are left in the balance. we'll have how it might be resolved. and a study shows promising results from the coronavirus motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead.

california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting every day. we need to provide revenues now, to s troemsing every day. we know are coming. very important.

we need to be careful that . raising covid-19 concerns. dr. fauci and dr. redfield among the experts testifying right now on capitol hill. >> let me be clear, we are in a major surge. san francisco preparing for the worst case scenario, a new medical clinic set up. and at the last of the $600

unemployment benefit beingday. people out of work still in need of help. ♪ and staylor swift is rebranding her what the poch stp star is doing. good morning, everybody. it is friday. it is the last gday of july and here we are all together. >> today is the day to talk about black is king. >> yes, it is. and we've been talking about it, i've been watching the already video she dropped on instagram. >> that is the one i saw. >> friend, it is everything. mike, get on instagram when you got a minute. >> i was wondering why there have been for texts between the

four of us including jobina lastly. you now i know why. you've been watching the videos. >> guilty. >> busted. with good reason too. i can't wait to see it. visually stunning. i can't wait to see all the underlying stories that it tells. so we'll talk about that coming up. let's talk about the weather. pretty simple story so far. you can see the cloud cover out there, it has been damned up against the east bayhill because now starting to climb up into the hills and over. so there could be clouds in the east bay valleys. but we'll get a lot of sunshine again today. and the seabreeze will keep us will getting too warm. about 70 to 79 across the bay today. 80s inland, take it to the east bay, low 90s. at the live desk, i'm following a deadly accident in

southern california involving nearly a dozen marines, one was killed, two injured and eight are missing right now. it happened just before 6:00 last night off the coast an cla msan clemente island. right now it is described as a mishap. the navy and coast guard are helping with the ongoing search and rescue efforts. and we'll bring you more details on this as they become available this morning. we do have dramatic new video of a big fire that tore through a san francisco apartment building overnight. this is close to where the caar's. wow. firefighters rescued one person and a dog from this building. and another person was displaced by the fire. now, a witness tells us the fire was intentionally set. san francisco fire officials have not released a cause yet. developing new, berkeley

police investigating an officer-involved shooting last night at the cvs. a police officer was trying to detain several suspects in the parking lot. >> she was in the area and she encountered the theft in progress and the store was trying to prevent that. and an officer involved shooting occurred. >> investigators don't know if anyone was shot or hurt. the suspects jumped in awaiting car and they took off. standard procedure thousand the officer has been placed on paid ratiave.e straight differen and today millions are losing a major federal benefit.

ju julian glover is live with how there is a political battle. >> and it is just that, a political battle. washington just cannot agree on this one. republicans wanting to slash the $600 weekly unemployment benefit to just $200. democrats want to keep it there. but neither will happen at this point. on thursday, the senate left washington for the weekend. there is another deadline i'll tell you about in a second. a lot of americans across the country depending on this help. 1.4 million additional people filing for unemployment last week as the emergency benefit checks expire today. both parties agreeing another stimulus plan is needed but they disagree on how big the package should be. >> here is the difference we have. we think it should be crafted in a way that does not pay people more to stay home than to go back to work. >> we got here because our republican colleagues couldn't get their act together, they

still didn't have their act together. and now they are worried. but instead of being serious in negotiating, they have created a stunt. >> democrats are pushing for a $3 trillion package, republicans pushing for a $1 trillion package. president obviously very eager to see a deal being passed with less than 100 days out to the general election. many republican 4r5urlawmakers agree. and the senate is set to recess next friday on august 7 for the remainder of the honesty. of course americans will start feeling the pressure as early as next week when the checks do not arrive. and as you can see, we are every 51,500 cases.

and these include people who have recovered. alameda has over 11,000. and contra costa county reports that 7 more people have died. and there are seven deaths in skilled nursing homes. statewide, more than 3200 nursing home residents have died from coronavirus. the disease has killed more than 9,000 people in california. the press democrat reports that covid-19 is blamed for at least 25 of 32 total deaths in sonoma county. seniors over the age of 65 make up 11% of the state's total number of cases. but a whopping 75% of the deaths. happening now, dr. fauci and

other health experts are testifying about the need for a national strategy to fight the pandemic. here is a live look, this is before the house coronavirus panel. and this hearing comes as the u u.s. breaks covid-19 records. more than 152,000 people have died. yesterday florida had its third straight day of record deaths. testing sites are closed through the week end because a hurricane is approaching the state. california, north carolina and texas hit record daily deaths this week. johnson & johnson has taken another step forward in its development of a covid-19 vaccine. the company has released promising data after testing on monkeys. scientists found that the swraking seen appeared to protect a group of monkeys that were vaccinated and exposed to the virus that causes covid-19. researchers say unlike many other vaccine efforts, theirs

could be given as one shot instead of two. human testing began this week in the u.s. and belgium. taylor swift accused of coaching the will he go of a black owned business, how the singer promised to fix the situation. and we're taking the big wooard big board, unabo minutes. and coca-cola is bringing back a type of drink it hasn't sold in the nus deu.s. in decad. 53 to 57. we have 60 in antioch and oakland, san jose 62. 52 in san rafael. and you can see west northwest wind at about 13 across the golden gate bridge, some mist possible there.

cloudy this morning, sunny this afternoon. breezy everywhere and it will start about an hour sooner and that means that it will be choppy everywhere out on the water this afternoon. and so we're in the 50s through 10:00 in san francisco. and we'll try to break out in sunshine around noon and 62. upper 60s for several hours this afternoon. mid-80s for the better part of the afternoon hours and a sunny 74 during the evening. east bay, we'll see the sun start to break free of the clouds around 10:00. and sunny at noon and 69. and some low to mid-70s from 1:00 all the way through 6:00. and a brisk 67 with sunshine at 8:00. nd the clo and the clouds will be moving back in at that time. now let's talk about the friday morning commute.

let's start with the san mateo bridge. we have a high wind advisory here for the san mateo bridge. and now we have an 880 shot, you can see the lisa doslowdown for traveling northbound. there is a stalled car blocking a lane. crews are out there trying to get everything moved out of the way. but it is already causing a slowdown. and other advisories, high wind advisory for the san mateo ss and thereoro for the alton

i'm tracking the hurricane isaias and it is headed toward the east coast. you are looking at powerful waves. and hurricane isaias has already dumped flooding and rains on puerto rico. it is expected to move near southern florida tomorrow. isaias could impact parts of the bahamas devastated already by hurricane dorian last year. they haven't been able to recover from that. neither did puerto rico for that matter. so no break coming in the tropics. the pressure is cropping a litt little -- the prepare is dropping a little bit and it will head up the east inches of

dangerous surf is the most likely issue for florida right now. here at home, clouds and 50s this 70s and 80s, a few 90s in the east bay valleys. 104 to 120 today in the palm springs area. the city of san francisco preparing for a possible surge in cases. it transformed and old building into a new care facility. and amy hollyfield is live at that new facility this morning. >> reporter: yeah, you are not just looking at an old warehouse here in the presidio, you are looking at a new field hospital that they have set up here, that is how concerned officials are about the rise in covid-19 cases

here in san francisco. they have created extra beds here to make room for covid patients in the hospitals. right now 107 covid patients are in the hospital in san francisco. and health officials say at the current rate they could have more than 750 in the hospital by mid october. this temporary medical facility a not for covid patients, they will treat other issues here to open up space in the hospitals. >> it is not a drop-in acute care site, testing location or shelter, so please do not visit this location if you are seeking any of those services. >> reporter: right now they can treat 20 people here, but the plan is to eventually have room for 93 patients. right now, the city's hospitals are not overrun. they do have room for everyone. and it could stay that way. officials say if everyone would just do their mart, wear a mask, don't gather where people

outside of your household, that could help stop the spread. but if it continues to spread, they now have the extra beds. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and new questions this morning about the state's coronavirus watch list. some county officials say that getting off the list is not only complicated, it is nearly impossible. every bay area county is now on the state watch list. san mateo gist joinjust joined r this week. solano county was first on the list. and it means that they failed to meet just one of the six indicators. and to get off t watch list, a county has to be within the threshold for all metrics for three days. >> it is possible that our county may remain on the watch list for a very long time because we aren't going to be able to change those behaviors adequately to reduce the numbers. >> solano county's health

officer says even after meeting all the state he'd requirements, it is possible that they would have to reapply for a new variance before getting the green light to reopen. and we're tracking every county in california. you can check out the interactive map by going to abc7news.com. the words "black lives matter" now appear in lights in the east bay. and theglowingglowingglowingglog west side of 580. it has notices thousands of l s bulbs. >> and a special prosecutor will investigate a deadly shooting by six vallejo officers. willie mccoy died in a drive-thru of a taco bell. and appointing a special

prosecutor settles the dispute between the district and the attorney general. and officers claim in a mccoy threatened them by reaching for a gun. his loved ones say there was excessive force. dozens of students and parents ral l s ral lied in sup changing the drake school's name. the district isname because of the slave trade. this week they started the process of removing drake's name. sophia martin, the only black member of next year's graduating senior class, tells us that she has had issues with that name for a long time. >> i think it is a start of changes that can be made that will make a difference, but simply changing theat it will d anything. >> and the school district

agrees that curriculum needs to change and they need to hire more teachers of color. called out taylor swift, they sell apparel and other accessories in africa. and swift has removed the word "i " "the" from you will its merchandise. they call it a great first step. and the ceo and president of pg&e is stepping

xwchlt ag and e is reporting a 2 build loss for the second quarter. michael lewis, the senior vice president, will serve as interim president. now we're take being a live look at the new york stock exchange. and you can see that we're down about 50 points. coca-cola is continuinging to alcohol. the bench company planning to roll out a hard seltzer drink in the next year. it will be an alcoholic version of the spark lin$ling water >> and 2020, it will make you do stuff. >> i mean, they should have been doing this two years ago. so okay. >> pandemic new adult beverage. look for sales to go up a little. isn't there like an aluminum shortage or something because people are buying more cans of stuff? i don't know. i read that somewhere.

>> what are you accusing me of? >> his personal business, okay. >> just make sure that you get your deposit, okay? let's take a look at the weather. here is a look from mt. tam if you are going for a hike up there, 69 degrees above the clouds. what a beautiful shot. a little breezy for all of us today. maybe a degree or two of warmth. nearly steady conditions continue overnight and next week, we have a chance of some measurable drizzle in the morning and below average temperatures in the afternoon. here is a look at the fog forecast. you can see that it will make the march to the east during the evening hours. so let's take a look at the inland warming, morgan hill, lee to mid-90s. 79 to 83 in the south bay. pretty close to average. and temperatures a little below average on the peninsula.

red wood city at 78. and along the coast, al little brichk compared richmond, 70. everybody else around 74 to 79 along the east way shore. and as you move into the tri-valley, upper 80s and out highway four, low to mid 90s. temperature 51 in santa rosa, ab antioch 62 with cloud cover. and a couple degrees warmer tomorrow, but we'll keep the worth of the hot air around palm springs. you will really notice a difference maybe a touch of fall in the forecast for tuesday and wednesday. hope you have a great weekend. and santa rosa is now working with kaiser to inform

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and if you are just joining us, here rts seven things to know. flames raced through an apartment building just blocks from the fisherman's wharf. firefighters rescued a person and a dog. and number two, a $600 per week unemployment benefit created to help people during the pandemices today. senate republicans made a last minute attempt to extend payments, but they just wanted to have it at $200. democrats reject that had

calling it a callus political move. and number three, a building in san francisco's presidio has been turned into a medical facility. city officials are concerned that hospitals could become overrun with patients. and number four, a live look at capitol hill where dr. fauci and others are testifying before a house sub committee about the pandemic. and it appears that the twr is weari the doctor is wearing a mask today. and dr. redfield is also there. and seems to wear that washington nationals mask a lot. let's take a look at what is going on with your day planner. a little mist in the air and it wll be breezy this afternoon with temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s and 80s until you get to the east bay valleys, and you for a 90s there. and number six, a live look at the coal's coal's u coal's c traffic will pick back up once

you pass fruitvale avenue. and numberi 7, beyonce's ne black is king is out on disney plus. go watch it and get your friday good morning, america.riday on the brink. officials fearing a surge in the north if the virus doesn't get under control. florida reporting a record-breaking 24 hours in fatalities for the third day in a row, and former presidential candidate herman cain losing his battle to the virus. >> i was there. >> this as president trump criticizes top public health expert, dr. anthony fauci. fauci confidently responding saying, he hasn't been wrong, period. breaking overnight, collision course. isaias upgraded to a category 1 hurricane, ripping through the caribbean, causing catastrophic flash flooding and mudslides in puerto rico.

now florida to maine on high alert bracing for impact amid the coronavirus emergency.