swarming south lake tahoe park. residents say with no regard for safety. >> reporter: making the switch from warm to hot. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area starts right now. >> our rights to not wear a mask. >> a no holds barred warning from an east bay message. his message, it's time to take coronavirus more seriously. over 1,000 in just the past day. nationwide, july was the worst month so far of this pandemic. let's get right to kate larson on that doctor's outrage. >> a grocery cart should not have to fight a grown man to wear a mask. that's not their job. our rights are going to kill us will. >> reporter: dr. desmond carson was deadly serious at a press conference about the pandemic. >> we need the national guard to

come out to tell these fools who don't want to wear masks that if you're going to wear the mask or you're going home. >> reporter: more than 110 could notra costa residents have died from covid-19 and now two and a half times the number of people hospitalized in the county compare to the beginning of the month. >> if we don't get serious, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. >> reporter: in lafayette, mask wearing compliance was good but far from perfect. still, could notra costa residents were not so sure about the messaging. >> i know i need to wear a mask and i try to educate people. but i don't think it is ramming it down people's throats. >> he treats sick and dying people every day in stockton. >> i would encourage people to wear a mask. >> reporter: what about bringing in the national guard toit. >> reporter: another idea that came out of the press conference was a youth ambassador program

for final to ambassador theres will be paid. >> i wouldn't waste my time. >> reporter: it is advice some teens could clearly use, this 15-year-old resident is not so sure the strategy will stick. >> a lot of jungsters like me, a lot of them don't watch the news. the cases and all that, how it is inclining. a lot of people forgot about it. >> reporter: abc7 news. new video shared with abc7 shows several bus loads of people being dropped off in south lake tahoe. most without masks. no one social distancing. >> witnesses stay crowds were there for a church event hailing from the bay area. abc7 news reporter amanda has the story. >> reporter: no regard for residents. that's how south lake tahoe resident are characterizing this

crowd. >> from my vantage point, it only seemed about 40 or 50 people, still a lot. as we got closer, after the video, i saw three full buses and i would estimate about 180 people. >> reporter: separately and standing much closer, the resident recorded this sea of kids. no social distancing in sight. >> too many of them not wearing masks, taking the proper precautions to safely do whatever they were doing. >> reporter: but he said he spoke with group members and learn this was a church event. >> as i know, there are no large churches around. i asked where they're from. the group talked to a second and responded they're from redwood city. >> reporter: so we reached out. they said they're could not did you going additional target outreach, including notifying places of worship saying in part, we continue to urge the community to remain ridge is handle by following all social distancing and health safety precautions. abc7 is working to independently

confirm where the group came from and why they were in south lake. >> we don't care what kinds of event it was. >> reporter: south lake tahoe communications director said the city was only made aware of the crowds once video was posted to social media. he said during a global pandemic, everyone plays a part including acting responsibly and also, reporting violations. >> for the most part, it's worgtd here but not everybody is following the rules. >> reporter: he said the city recently launched a roir every to hand out masks and educate locals and visitors. abc7 news. state health officials are confirming the first covid-related death of a teenager in california. the fresno county's name and age are not being release bud they got treatment at valley children's hospital. they had underlying health conditions. developing news, the $600 unemployment he said about if it that has kept millions afloat

officially expires at midnight. discussions on a knew stimulus bill are set to resume tomorrow morning. house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to meet with chuck schumer, white house chief of staff mark meadows, and treasury second steve mnuchin. meanwhile the number of coronavirus cases nationwide has topped 4.5 million. more than 153,000 deaths. there are signs of hope as two vaccines enter the final testing stage. tonight a positive sign as two vaccines make it to the final testing stage. one of the volunteers for pfizer is a louisiana doctor taking on the risk herself after seeing multiple patients not make it. >> the vaccine is really what offers some hope to try to ends so much of the suffering. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci testifying on capitol hill saying he feels positive. >> we feel cautiously optimistic that we will have a vaccine by the end of this year. and as we go into 2021.

>> reporter: for some, that vaccine cannot come soon enough. students in georgia starting to return back to school. safety measures are in place but masks are not required. >> i have full confidence they have put in all the right calls. >> reporter: at a sleepaway in georgia where car. ers did not wear masks, within one week over 44% of campers and staff got the virus. the death toll could jump by another 30,000 in the next three weeks. reaching 182,000. florida hitting its fourth straight day of breaking a record for lives lost. laureana says her family there just had moments to say goodbye to her 94-year-old father-in-law over video chat. >> they called us at 6:00. we were able to talk to him until 6:19. and they said his blood pressure was going down. by 6:30, we lost him. >> reporter: abc news, los

angeles. >> every bay area county is on the state's watch list. sa san mateo county is the newest addition. salons and gyms will have to shut down tomorrow. we're tracking every bay area county. video of a man erasing the word black out of his neighbor's black lives matter chalk sign in concord has gone viral. abc7 news reporter luz pena if yo to do this in the some other neighborhood, fine. >> this is my house. >> reporter: this is a heated altercation between two neighbors that has gone viral. >> we can't have a discussion. >> why? >> reporter: for three days, she said she was trying to figure out who had been erasing the word black from her black lives matter chalk sign. >> if you disagree, that's fine. but don't damage what was

written on a sidewalk in front of someone else's home. all you have to do is just keep walking. >> reporter: her video surveillance caught her neighbor pouring water on her signs. >> i was upset. it wasn't the first time it happened. >> reporter: she wanted to teach her 3-year-old guatemala the movement and said she was not anticipating for anyone in her neighborhood to retaliate against them. >> i've never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: we spoke to the man in the video who explained the reasoning behind his actions. >> i was only pouring across the black because i believe all lives matter. i don't care what nationality, sexual orientation, any of that. we're all human beings. >> reporter: as to others calling him racist -- >> no, i'm not a racist. and the only reason did i that was because i saw someone tagging the house with racist thoughts. >> reporter: the altercation has

now been viewed more than 40,000 times. and now other neighbors are also writing black lives matter on their sidewalk across this neighborhood. in concord. luz pena. abc7 news. vallejo city councilmember hakeem brown's house was vandalized. he said she was shocked and disappointed as a black man and part of black lives matter. police are calling it a hate crime. tomorrow morning he will show vallejo is a place of understanding, not hateful when it come to social justice and equal, we are here to help you find your ally. mayor london breed is proposing a major budget cut to the san francisco police and sheriff's departments. $120 million in funding will be redirected from law enforcement to addressing disparities in the black community under this plan. that includes things like

housi housing, work force development and education. >> i want black boys growing up today to thrive because we close to change how this city and how this country treats our young black men. not as a statistic or an inevitable tragedy but as an important part of our city's future. >> chief william scott said in a statement, while the cuts are significant, they are cuts we can absorb and that will not dominion he shall our bail to provide essential services. president trump targets tiktok. what he is man to do about the pop hard app. you've probably seen this showing up in mailboxes. maybe you got them. tonight new clues as to what is in the bags. and a huge demand for rvs. they're not just for recreation anymore. and i'll have the temperatures, coming up. >> all that ahead but first a long ahead on jimmy kimmel live

with george lopez. >> thanks. watch this. >> you said that you were going to quit smoking marijuana and the whole world went upside tok. child advocates tell the f-t-c that the app is collecting

trump said he'll take action as soon as tomorrow to want the popular tiktok from the united states. it has hundreds of millions globally. but his concern is about sharing data with chinese officials. a 17-year-old has been accused of a massive hack that targeted people. prosecutors are charging graham clark with 30 counts. he sent tweets to send bitcoin to charities. >> this was not an or 17-year-old. this was a highly sophisticated attack and it could have destabilized financial markets. >> reporter: investigators say they targeted the 138 counts but gained access to only 36 of them. we're learning new details

about the mysterious seed packets appearing in mailboxes around the country. maybe you got them. the usda has identified 14 different kinds of seeds. a spokesman says some of the packages contain flowering plants like hibiscus and rose. others are vegetables like cabbage or herbs including minute, sage, rosemary and lavender. if you received the package, don't plan they will. toss them out. meanwhile, red under 81s have been linked to a salmonella outbreak. 49 people in california have gotten sick. bakersfield based tom son international is the likely source. the company is recalling all of the under 81s because of possible cross contamination. if you can't tell if your onions are from thompson, you should throw them out as a precaution. in our mission to build a

better bay area, we're focusing on the housing shift. it is happening in the bay area as we speak. when we talk about housing, you might picture a house. tonight we're focusing on living in rvs, campers and other vehicles. how amid a pandemic this lifestyle has grown more than ever. between sky high housing prices, people are opting for homes on wheels. just as the pandemic hit the bay area, mike jennings sold his condo and hit the road. >> with the covid-19 during and a lot of people working from home, it does cause a lot of people to say, why am i staying in the expensive bay area? or why am i staying in this crowded city wherever it is in the country, and moving into an rv allows you to do that. you can wake u aday. you don't have the incredibly high cost living. just getting out of the craziness with the traffic and

exploring nature. being in the trees. or being close to water. that's just the best part of it right there. and there's a lot of work, things that break down, problems on the road. it is an adventure but it has been very worth while. >> reporter: rv life isn't just about travel. many have gone to homes on wheels out of necessity and they've parked they will in the bay area. according to the homeless census, the number of videos staying in vehicles has increased 146% since 2014. >> 18% of those surveyed, the homeless population reported living in vehicles, cars, rvs, an increase from previous years. we're helping people find housing and remain housed more than ever. however, more people arest beco homeless for the first time. we know the economic pressures and hardships are increasing.

rents increasing, the income inequities are greater than ever than ever. >> it has led to a massive need with sales going through the roof. here in morgan hill, their four acre lot is normally full of choices for buyers but this is the reality now. empty. after nearly their entire inventory was either sold or rental in the last two months. >> as the cost of we've seen a number of people who will come in and look at an rv as another way of getting out of town but also securing housing for themselves. >> we had between rentals and sales, we had over 200 units and now they're all gone. most of our reservations were booked online. we have a sterilization system that goes in, sterilizes them, and then no one can go in until the actual customer picks them up. it's not just the low income spectrum. it is the higher end, too.

people sell their homes and they go live in important appeared of time. it is the whole economic spectrum. >> so whether it is the chase for adventure or finding a way to survive, life on wheels may be a wave of the future for the bay area. abc7 news. to check out all the stories we brought you this week about the housing shift and to find help for your own housing issues, go to abc7 news doc/bay area. sonoma county is offering antibody testing to teachers, staff, cuss towedians are all eligible to take the test. antibody testing can determine whether you had covid-19 in the past, and now have the antibodies to fight the virus. although the county says a positive test does not necessarily prove immunity. the state has put together a game to increase awareness. it is very popular in mexican culture which has seen a

disproportionate number of infections. one shows hand sanitizer, another is a picture of a man wearing a mask. there's even one with the likeness of anthony fauci called el fauci. san francisco will close down streets in the tender loinl to allow for social distancing. the tenner loin has been hit hard by coronavirus. this extra space will be used for an extended sidewalk and dining area. from now until august 16, multiple mall stores and restaurants have relocated to the parking lot. there are about 16 retailers participating in the open air mark with more joining on august 7th. it is open from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. face coverings are required. it was a nice evening for street dining in down campbell. starting tonight, the city closed its restaurant row to cars so people can enjoy al

fresco dining. face coverings are required except when eating and drinking at a restaurant. a lovely night to be outdoors safely dining, of course. >> yes. sounds quite enjoyable. and here to tell us if the weather will hold like the for the weekend. sandhya? >> it will indeed. it will be nice to do more al fresco dining, safely, of course. i want to show you something that is just spectacular. tonight, visibility is good enough that from the roof camera, we got this shot of the moon rising, the watching gibbous. you can see the craters on the moon. definitely limited fog. and take a look at what's ahead. we have summer warmth coming your way. it will heat to 95 degrees in antioch, 90 in santa rosa. no extreme heat. just the summertime pattern that

we're used to. hive doppler 7 showing you a few patches of fog along the coastline. it is a very shallow marine layer, down to about 1,000 feet. half of what it's been for the last few weeks. temperatures in the 50s to the 70s. it is miltder out there from our kgo roof camera. seeing a lovely view of the embarcadero. limited morning fog. it may be dense and patchy so watch out. hot inland and we're looking at a cooler pattern this week. you can see how far the fog will go. not very far. you'll be near the east bay and parts of the north bay and that's it. it won't go very far. through teefg hours, it will hang around in the usual spots. temperatures in the morning, from the 50s to the 60s. a little breezy out toward the fairfield area. and then in the afternoon, it will be a warm day in the south bay. 88 in los gatos, 83, san jose. 90 in gilroy. on the peninsula, 81 in mountain

view. 64 in half moon bay so a mild day. down san francisco, 68 degrees, 64 in the sunset district. north bay temperatures, 83 in sandal rafael, low 90s from calistoga to santa rosa, 85 in vallejo. if you like sunshine, you'll get it. this is where you feel the heat, livermore and walnut creek. i want to turn your attention to hurricane isaias. it is heading for the southeast, close to florida. it will be there tomorrow as the category 1 hurricane flooding rain all along the eastern seaboard from florida to the carolinas. it is expected to weaken by the time it reaches the carolina coastline. storm surge and winds could be problematic as well. the accuweather forecast. we have all this heat heading your way. low 60s, coast. .

cooler. middle of next week. we'll even introduce some drizzle with below average temperatures. >> drizzle? wow! >> okay. thank you. a casual stroll. see >> in the east bay, the uss hornet museum will reopen tomorrow with restrictions. only the open air portions of the muse he'll will be open but

there's a lot to see. all enclosed areas are off limit. it has been closed since march because of the pandemic and the shelter-in-place. water hazards, sand traps and bears on the golf course. an unexpected obstacle on the green today. the bear made its way to the top. there were golfers and caddies just paused, watching as the just paused, watching as the bear just strolled ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. tide power pods one up the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide power pods.

good evening. baseball commissioner rob manfred told the players unit he may be forced to shut down the season by monday if more teams have coronavirus outbreaks. the giants and rangers, healthy and set at oracle with frank dean and pablo. the new rat pack. i love it. the giants won't love this. the first pitch of the game, shin-soo choo taking logan webb out. so early nobody was even in their seats yet. a cut-out joke. wilmer flores, there guy can hit. 4-2 giants. bottom six, rookie chadwick tromp. got his first hit early in the game. the first career rbi. bringing in bringing darren ruf,

9-2 on gabe kapler's 45th birthday. the a's in san diego. somebody brought a cutout. sean manaea, perfect. kyle seager down the line. 4 1/3, five run. bottom five. a's need a double play ball and get it. but jb throws the comebacker. the relay is late. noble out. and another run scores to make got only one hit off in seven. they thought that was ball four. we're not walking that way. we're walking the other way. 5-3. the pac-12 unveiled their plans for a ten-game football season starting september 26th. five home games. big game stanford cal set for october 24th. that would be week five really early. the conference title game set for the week before christmas.

this is rough. former pac-12 star sbreenl a, number one pick in the ba draft,olls hernk tonight, playing for the liberty. she's friends with steph curry and that was the same injury. she was helped off the court and taken to the hospital. they're hoping it's a minor strain. man, that looked painful. nba in the bubble. throwing it down early for the bucs. jaylen brown would lead the celtics back. he had 22 points. he can dunk. the bucs win their first official game in the bubble.

>> all right. we made it another week. thank you so much for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. thanks for being with us this week. right now on jimmy george lopez with willie nel

- today on "tamron hall," find out what's cooking from an all-star lineup of celebrity chefs, tim love, michael symon, jessica tom and tabitha brown, plus quarantine cocktails with "vanderpump rules," ariana and tom, an all-new "tamron hall," starts now. [dynamic music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall," from my home, so today is really all about cooking. i love to cook. full disclosure, being forced to cook is a different sensation than just enjoying cooking a meal for my family. nevertheless, i've embraced, i'm sure as many as you have, the idea of cooking much more than we ever anticipated in our homes, trying different things, working with what we have already in the pantry, and so for this show,

my team called on some of our favorite chefs to see how we could add some ideas and upgrade our cooking game since we're all in the kitchen these days, so to kick things off on this very special first-ever "tamron hall show," dedicated to the chefs is one of my favorites. i've watched his career for so long. i love his style in this kitchen. i love his style outside of the kitchen. michael symon is an unforgettable name and person in the world, or the culinary world as they call it. his recipe for success: "iron chef," restaurateur, food network host and "new york times" best-selling author. please welcome one of my favorites: michael symon. he's joining now from his home kitchen in new york. you've got eight restaurants all over the country, cleveland, which, of course, cleveland rocks. las vegas, atlantic city, and we all know that these are incredible tough times that we're experiencing. have you reopened? what's the game plan for you? - you know, we haven't reopened yet. we're getting close to maybe opening some stuff

in cleveland. it's a little tricky for us. in addition to those eight, we also have restaurants in airports, casinos and stadiums and arenas, which are obviously very challenging places, so, you know, we're getting through it like everybody else. we're trying to do what's best for our employees to keep them safe. i don't know want to put them in an environment where they don't feel safe. - right. - and then, you know, at the end of the day, we got to make sure that we put ourselves in a position so we can keep the restaurants going so we can keep people employed, so it's a whole new normal. - well, you know what i think helps is obviously activating our platforms to help others, and that's what you've been doing. you've been raising money throughout the pandemic, which is, again, an empowering thing to do, someone with your name, your brand and your position. - yeah, i mean, you know, what i know how to do is cook. right when this started, we started doing daily classes with food network. then we started working on, like, how do we raise money? so we've raised about $65,000 to $70,000 now,

lod o ed people oonline, so we just kind of did what we know how to do. - to your point, we're also in our homes. we're cooking. we're experimenting, and you have a recipe for us today. i'm sad i'm not in the kitchen with you because this is my favorite pasta dish: carbonara pasta. now years ago, i watched tom cruise on "the oprah winfrey show," and he, at the time, did his carbonara. that's been my recipe ever since i saw tom cruise on with oprah winfrey, so now can you top mr. cruise. i'm waiting. [laughter] - this much i know. you know, he's better playing volleyball on the beach, flying airplanes and saving people in "mission impossible," but when it comes to cooking, i'm fairly confident that i can make a better carbonara than him, and that is nothing against his carbonara at all. - oh, okay. we got ourselves a battle. okay. we have a rap beef in the kitchen.

[laughter] so tell me, walk me through -- so you got your boiled water. you add your spaghetti. - yeah, the first thing that we're going to do is i have water on the back. it's just coming up to a boil. i'm going to put a pinch of salt in there. you put about -- for every pound of pasta, you want to put in about 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons of salt in your water because that's what helps flavor this whole thing, and the pasta water becomes part of the sauce, so we're going to put this in. i have linguine on hand, so that's what i'm using, but you could use spaghetti. you could use bucatini. you could use fettuccine. you could use rigatoni. i mean, during this time, whatever noodle you're able to have got it. soon as it goes in you nd of mo the waarouthis doe't yow the water to roll and boil nicely, so you don't want to put the oil in that. - okay. - that's your first little tip. the next thing is in my pan,

i have my pan over medium-high heat, and i put just about a teaspoon of olive oil in there, so when i added my smoked, cured meat, it got cooking right away. now classically in italy, they would use guanciale here, which is jowl bacon, delicious, obviously a little bit harder to find. you could use pancetta. you could use bacon. - mm-hmm. - at home, you could use ham or smoked turkey or any of those things to give you that kind of meaty flavor. - okay. - so you could use your pantry to your advantage at this point. - then i crisp it up, or do i kind of -- like, is it soft, or is it crispy? - you're going to go almost crisp like midcrisp. - got you. - so if you like your bacon super crispy, i would say go crisper. if you like a slightly fattier situation with your bacon, you could go less crisp, so either of those work. now then i take four whole eggs, and i crack them into a bowl.

to my bowl after the eggs go in, and we're going to start to whisk these. you can do it with a fork or a whisk. you're going to put in about a cup of parmesan into your eggs, so, shoop, that goes in. - nice, okay. - all right. so then you're going to whisk this together. i put in about a tablespoon of pepper, so to that, i'm going to add some flat leaf parsley, and one of the big questions -- when we were doing "symon dinners," one of the big questions we got was i don't have -- i can't find fresh herbs right now. if you can only find dry herbs, that's fine, and with the dry herbs, you're going to only use about a third as much as you would fresh herbs. - that's a good tip. - so just a simple tip that you could use to your advantage. - i like that tip because i -- early on, i was buying fresh herbs, but it's hard to keep them, obviously, and you want to maximize your money, maximize what you're buying. - yeah, 100 percent, so the pasta is going now.

i'm going to take about 6 to 8 ounces of the pasta water, and i'm going to add it to my pan with my bacon, pancetta, guanciale, whatever i'm cooking in the pan. that's going to go in there. - got it. - there's the base of the sauce, so it's the fat from the meat you're cooking with the salted pasta water, and that becomes the base of your sauce, so this is now over, like, a low heat, so now you need to finish the sauce. now if you want to make this not classic carbonara but kind of use some things in your pantry to bulk it up, this is where you could add those pantry ingredients in. you could put in some chickpea. you could use canned beans. you could canned tuna, canned salmon, canned chicken, frozen vegetables, kind of expand this out, so now all we do is we have the pasta water here. i'm on low heat. i'm going to turn the heat off because when you add your eggs and your parmesan and all that stuff, you don't want it to boil,