this week after reopening, businesses in san mateo county are closing down again for covid. >> in the north bay, rally for justice as two african-americans are laid off. >> details in the accuweather forecast. a new food delivery service is hitting north beach, helping restaurants for free. abc7 news starts now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. that is abc7 news. >> we believe representation is important, diversity is important. >> neighbors in petaluma are split after two black educators were laid off from private

catholic high school. people supporting the educators and others supporting the school rally today. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. they say they were discriminated against, principal says they were let go because of the budget. race and social justice is something we're focused on in efforts to build a better bay area. j.r. >> reporter: i've talked with the educators let go and also the principal. >> our goal is not to bash the school in any way. purpose is to better the school. >> reporter: reynolds was recently laid off as pe teacher in petaluma. reynolds and former dean of counseling were discriminated again. >> alleging claims of race

discrimination, harassment and retaliation against the diocese. >> i'm a counselor, only in my department, kenyata was only black teacher. >> reporter: rally held in petaluma. protesters showed up off letter condemning the firings. counter counterprotesters showed up to support the school. principal patrick daley addressed the situation sunday. >> race played no part in layoff of four individuals at all. it was driven by decision with reduction in revenue and a necessary move to reduce our administration. >> reporter: daley has led the school past three years, 10% of 30 total employees are minorities. >> before i got there, didn't

have black student on the campus, this freshman chance, we have a focus on that. >> reporter: going forward, they all say further conversation at the table is needed. keep in mind no lawsuit has been filed here. attorney representing them says they want to sit down with the diocese, could see a lawsuit but again, nothing has been fired. j.r. stone. abc7 news. bay area residents joined a meditation session in front of oakland city hall in morning in support of the black lives matter movement. buddhists and non-buddhists gathered for socially distanced get together. practi practice reverence for life. focused on other key issues

in building a better bay area. one the coronavirus effect on the community. in north bay, another protest outside san quentin prison, large group demanded release of inmates, more than 2,000 infected. ninth prisoner died today. orlando romero's death appears to be from covid-19 but waiting for confirmation. sentenced to death in 1996 for a killing in robbery in riverside county. after setting a record, california saw the number of daily deaths drop to 132. but number of new cases spiked again, topping 9,000. positivity rate, a good indicator of testing and transmission rate is heading back down. seven-day rate at 6.4%. last weekend it hit 8%.

14-day rate is 7.1%, benchmark is 8%. another bay area county is taking steps back due to the coronavirus pandemic. many indoor businesses and churches in san mateo county have to close or move outdoors because of the spiking cases. last county to be on the state's watch list and after three days, this is the result. abc7 reporter cornell barnard shows how people adapting again. >> reporter: services in the parking lot. >> it's weird and different but okay. >> reporter: got no official word from san mateo county he had to move outdoors. >> i listened to the news and pivoted. >> reporter: pop-up tents. >> not a big deal but in daly

city it's freezing in the morning. >> reporter: took other churches by surprise. our lady of mercy posted this on the door, closed, mass streamed on facebook. many parishioners didn't get the message, showed up anyway. >> feeling sad right now i can't go to house of worship. they just don't want people going to church. only thing i can think of. >> reporter: after multiple days on the coronavirus watch list, san mateo county forced to tell indoor businesses to close or move outside. barber shops, nail salons, gyms made the list of closures. >> i knew it was coming. >> reporter: private gym in san mateo, equipped to do outdoor workouts with clients but fears the health order will keep them away. >> people are afraid, i suspect

it's going to take a year or two to get people not afraid anymore. >> reporter: kelly says he'll adapt. at st. george's, plans to order more tents but first a prayer. >> we're praying actually this thing can be put behind us. >> reporter: in daly city, cornell barnard, abc7 news. san jose mayor sam ricardo is investigating investigation throughout the city, one of the other areas we're focused on to build a better bay area. will announce new investigations for 11,000 wifi hot spots throughout san jose and plans to have outdoor wifi at community centers and parks to help students take part in distance learning in upcoming school year. all this week we at abc7 are focusing on what back to school

will look like for parents, teachers and students this fall. majority of the schools start online, child care and preschools are allowed to open. one preschool already opened. >> reporter: 6:00 in the evening, deep cleaning at brilliant kids child care and preschool set to begin, wearing a mask and gloves and keeping our distance, there to witness the steps taken by barbara her daughter sieerena to keep i virus free. every surface is sprayed, wiped down in one direction to keep from redepositing germs just wiped up. >> left to right. >> reporter: bathroom is thoroughly cleaned end of the day and every time a child uses it. eight children going to restroom

twice a day, that's 16 times. >> half the time spent cleaning, half teaching. >> reporter: small programs like this have lost nearly half of their daily attendance because of the pandemic. this is not sustainable long-term because they operate on razor thin protest margins. >> health and safety, always first, even though i need -- my economy not that good, but i will do that first. >> we'll have more tomorrow at 4:00 p.m., how day cares open can be a model for other bay area schools. focusing all day on preschools and looming day care crisis facing thousands of parents. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. democrats and republicans still haven't reached a deal on stimulus bill that will likely include unemployment benefits.

new message from nancy pelosi today. helping restaurants save money. help mates replacing uber eats in neighborhoods. i'm meteorologist

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a group of volunteers has created a free food delivery service. started in north beach and hope is to expand, helping restaurants meet ends meet as they struggle in pandemic economy. lauren martinez has details. >> reporter: san francisco's north beach neighborhood is the first of hopefully what will be

many neighborhoods offering free food delivery service. >> free for the restaurant, don't have to worry about the margins from the delivery apps, and free to customers, don't have to pay to get it delivered. all volunteer driven. >> reporter: when covid-19 hit in march, group of volunteers formed called north beach delivers. every thursday night deliver on foot by bike and car. tips go to the restaurant. >> close to $50,000 in revenue for the restaurants generated. that's really helpful. doesn't include margins from delivery apps. >> reporter: each week feature a different restaurant and so far the restaurants said it's been the biggest night yet. >> that was the biggest night that we had since shelter in place. entire team doing great job for the community. i don't know want to say more than thank you. >> reporter: have lived in north

beach over 50 years. consistent customers of this service. >> volunteers are mostly younger people, not us old croaks, and they have been stepping in and delivering the food. >> reporter: one feature they enjoy is seeing the restaurant owners and families featured on the weekly newsletter. >> clever of them to do that, remember there's a face behind the menu. >> reporter: running for district supervisor seat, hopes the service expands. >> as long as there's interest and customers and residents want it, we'll keep doing it. >> reporter: sam wo is next featured business, lauren martinez, abc7 news. a big loss, what east bay congressman mark de

about the suspension of production in the facility. beginning in october because of the dropping demand for gas, about 70 workers will be let go, considering turning the refinery into a diesel facility. congressman is backing it, says needs to be successful for everyone and can't leave workers behind, need to be guaranteed meaningful and comparable work. thousands of people under evacuation order tonight as wildfire rages out of control in southern california. apple fire scorched more than 20,000 acres in riverside county north of beaumont. began as two fires friday, became one massive blaze. temperatures around 100 degrees. bay area fire departments from contra costa headed down today to help out.

fast moving wildfire led to evacuations tonight. started late in afternoon near stony ford, north of clearlake, about a dozen buildings are threatened by the flames. time to check our weather in the bay area, meteorologist drew tuma joins us. >> we can find a little bit of that smoke in the atmosphere later tomorrow. could be hazy. but air quality near the surface will remain at healthy levels, don't see issues tomorrow. good news there. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing a quiet night. live picture from the exploratorium camera showing not nearly as foggy as last night. marine layer is compressed, expect a little bit of fog tonight. temperatures running a few

degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. 64 in the city, 65 in san jose, 70 in concord and 65 in santa rosa. live doppler 7 along with sat lie. we're tracking high pressure, continues to sit in the desert southwest. it will move next 24 hours, pushing off to the east to allow area of low pressure to move into northern california later this week to drop temperatures below average for this time of year. especially on wednesday and bring a chance of drizzle wednesday morning. overnight, clouds along the coast. that's about it. mainly clear skies inland. mid-50s to low 60s next 12 hours. future cast showing fog in the morning, marine layer pretty compressed. clouds along the immediate coastline throughout the morning and afternoon. will allow a lot of sunshine

throughout the day tomorrow afternoon. highs cool along the coast, warm inland. 92 the high in concord. 68 and breezy in the city. 81 in san jose, 90 in santa rosa and san mateo up to 77 cooling trend tuesday. warmest spots likely in 80s inland. but wednesday, this is when the cool air rushes in. going to feel comfortable. you can turn off your ac inland, temperatures in the 70s for afternoon highs. but cool weather does come with a chance of drizzle early wednesday morning. wednesday we'll be tracking 100th to 10th of inch of moisture. may need umbrella for a second. accuweather seven-day forecast, morning drizzle, then rebound to

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city's heroes. pretty hard to top that birthday, don't you think? >> i do think. did you notice there was great show on abc7 tonight called "after the game" which presumes there's a game to be after? isn't that great? >> chris is probably bursting at the seams. he was. >> always excited to talk about sports. a's get a big swing of the

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no issues for giants and a's or opponents. a's continuing in seattle. a's and mariners, mike fiers playing role of snack chewing spectator. sign me up. deuces wild, two on, two out, ramon laureano, second homer of the year, gives the a's the lead. only offense of the day. made it 3-1 there. liam hendriks, second straight save, oakland wins, now two straight. tony kemp, hi mom on the way out. bob melvin after the game. >> frustrating for everybody right now. feels like we can score any inning and up and dawn in the lineup, just not doing it early in games. i guess we'll probably have one game, break out and score a ton of runs and everybody can relax a little bit. no fans in the stands at

oracle but boaters in the cove. a perfect day. shin-soo choo blasts one out into the cove. kayakers looking for the baseball. chaos in the water. there goes mccovey cove dave. give me that baseball. giants down two, chadwick tromp, to the bleachers. two-run shot, tied at 5-5. rangers have a lot of big bats. joey gallo over the 415, that was a bomb. rangers win 9-5. now the giants hit the road for ten-game road trip. >> we've shown resilience, made adjustments. that's importat part of being a good baseball team. we have plenty to work on. long road trip coming up, some challenges ahead of us.

one thing we all pride ourselves on is making quick adjustment and turn the page. we'll get ready for the rockies tomorrow. scary hours for the mets, outfielder yoenis cespedes couldn't be found after he didn't show in atlanta. former oakland a just left without notice. after the game, manager said cespedes was okay, opting out for covid-related issued but didn't tell anyone his plans before abruptly leaving. blues and avalanche. tied 1-1. hits the post and nazim is there for rebound. clock said zero. did he score in time? puck has to be fully across the line, it was with 0.1 seconds left. never seen that. avs win 2-1. abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. real sports. back to you guys.

>> don't you love it? >> yep. more to come, stanford researchers part of a team that's developed a covid symptom tracking app. what they've discovered from the symptoms of more than 4 million patients. some of the most famous tiktokers are pushing back against president

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so do you part. go to 2020census.gov and complete the census today. what are you waiting for? an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. once again good evening, i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, rally at north bay high school after two

black educators they were discriminated against, two of four let go. principal said race didn't play a factor. fired for budget cuts. lawyer is asking to meet. large group of protesters marched to san quentin in marin county demanding inmates be released due to coronavirus outbreak, as another prisoner died likely from covid-19. san mateo county has a spike in coronavirus cases, churches also included, last county on the state's watch list. america is approaching record 4.6 million coronavirus infections. dr. deborah birx says it's deep

in the country as millions face problems from the virus. >> reporter: cases climbing across the u.s., rural and urban areas. >> extraordinarily widespread. >> reporter: worst numbers since the pandemic began, 1.9 million new cases. 20 new states, d.c. and puerto rico seeing new cases rise, one of the states is indiana, where schools are set to reopen. >> excitement to be back, this night getting a phone call, your child needs to stay home two weeks. >> reporter: eviction protection and enhanced unemployment expired friday. democrats and trump administration officials still at impasse for new new new new w

bill. >> i think the president is spreading disinformation about the virus and dr. debra birx is his appointee. >> never called polly anna-ish. >> reporter: numbers of lives lost, approaching 157,000. two of those. >> every picture i have has got you in there. i love you darling, hope you really enjoy this video. >> reporter: in joanne's final hours, sam donning ppe to say goodbye in person, risking his life. >> don't recognize me with all this junk on my face but it is sam. i love you sweetheart. >> reporter: three weeks later sam dying in the same hospital room from the virus. stepson asked him if he

regretted the hospital visit, replied not for one second. abc news, san diego. handy app that allows physicians to crowd source symptoms from covid-19 patients is giving the medical community a wealth of information. stanford was one of the institutions behind the app and it's being put to use in hospitals around the world. reporter rob mcmillan from sister station in los angeles has this story. >> reporter: as doctors continue to track symptoms associated with covid-19, they now have an app for that, called the covid symptom study. so far 4 million people have submitted information. >> seen more and varied presentations from covid than anything i can think of in my career so far. >> reporter: says the app was put to the by researchers from all over the world who grouped patients into six clusters. >> first cluster, individuals with flu-like symptoms, body

aches, perhaps a sore throat, mild shortness of breath. mostly minor symptoms without the presence of fever. >> reporter: cluster one patients had no fever, those in cluster two did have fevers. cluster three added in gastrointestinal problems. >> and gi component with mild diarrhea or stomach problems. >> cluster five, confusion, cluster six, abdominal problems. >> persistent problems. severe shortness of breath and chest pain, fever and headache. >> reporter: some have more peculiar symptoms. >> seen presentations with unusual rashes, rashes that look like hives. >> reporter: one of his patients had practically none of those symptoms but something else. >> fatigue, mild headache but complaining of cold hands and

feet and unusual rash. it's humbling to physicians because presentation of covid-19 is so varied. >> reporter: if you're wondering about the most common covid-19 sympto symptoms, there are two, headache and loss of smell. rob mcmillan, abc7 news. during the coronavirus pandemic, there are different risks associated with different activities. right now at our website, find this risk calculator on abc7news.com. white house chief of staff mark meadows is walking back president trump's suggestion a few days ago to delay the november election. he said it will be held november 3rd as scheduled. president said it will be most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history. he's routinely questioned expansion of mail-in voting as states look for solution in the coronavirus pandemic. a democratic congresswoman from

california says being vetted for role of joe biden's vice president is quote, a very interesting process. democratic representative bass, 66-year-old chair of the congressional black caucus has gained real traction in the late stages of the church. she talked about why she wants the role of vp. >> mainly because i'm so concerned with where we are in our country right now. 154,000 dead americans from coronavirus, country ripped apart because of race, policing issues, economic devastation we're facing. >> one of 11 women still reportedly considered for joe biden's running mate. some of the creators of tiktok and group of followers are pushing back against president trump's threat to ban the app over security concerns. in open letter on medium, it says the app is a good counter to dominant social media

platforms like facebook and twitter, giving more exposure to people who might not ordinarily get it. concern from officials is it's owned by chinese company and potential for information to fall into the wrong hands. >> entire committee agrees that tiktok cannot stay in the current format, risks sending back information on 100 million americans. president can either force a sale or block the app. >> to have microsoft take it over. there are questions that have to be answered. how will the data be stored and secured? will the chinese still have links into tiktok? before i would be for merger, i have to get answers to the questions. >> microsoft is in discussions to buy tiktok's u.s. operations. company spoke to the white house earlier today about a possible deal. dramatic conclusion to nasa's space mission. two astronauts did something

that hasn't been done in 45 years, capsule splashing down in the gulf of mexico. g gio benitez has the story. >> splashdown. >> dragon endeavor has returned home. >> reporter: a successful splashdown to the dragon endeavor just off the coast of pensacola. >> congrats, everybody. >> reporter: spacecraft traveling 17,500 miles per hour, slowing to 15 miles per hour before splashing down. tense moments after re-entry. >> reaching temperatures of around 3,500 degrees. >> reporter: during the expected loss of communications. >> good morning, dragon endeavor. >> reporter: starting on sweet call with children of the

astronauts. >> we can't wait to see you. >> reporter: will be reunited with family in houston with welcome home party at ellington air force base. this was a test mission. now nasa and spacex will be looking at dragon and data to apply to next full mission next month. abc news at johnson space center in houston. coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, with many attractions still closed, one southern california family made their own. front yard zoo and aquarium that's a hit

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their front yard. and the display is still growing. reporter with our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: visiting places like the aquarium of the pacific in long beach hasn't been so easy in the coronavirus pandemic. closure, then outdoor exhibits only with reservations required. with so much uncertainty, one family wanted to help fill the void. >> started with stingray made out of construction paper. then it went boom. >> reporter: had the wild idea to create this at their burbank home. aquarium now expanded to be community zoo. all with a little imagination of course. >> everything is made out of recycled materials. this is a juice bottle, this was a laundry pod container. >> reporter: here at aquarium on

parkside, all the exhibits have a name. >> neighbor that lives here has done wonderful things for the neighborhood. people stop by, certainly helping with covid, having the kids do something fun and very creative. >> reporter: there is now more than 700 decorated cardboard cutouts on display, some decorated by the community. in addition they're collecting art supplies for third grade students in south central los angeles. hope that it can spread love in the pandemic. you can see it's working. >> having them come by with feedback they love it, makes it all worthwhile. >> reporter: not done yet. >> just until we run out of amazon boxes. >> reporter: in burbank, abc7. >> putting the boxes to use. one last check of weather

now with drew. hey there. >> we're finding tomorrow will have easy sunshine and wide range of temperatures. 60s along the coast. 70s in the bay shoreline, warmest spots going into the 90s. tropical storm isaias is strengthening a little bit. looks to be a rain maker up and down the east coast. monday into tuesday working into the mid-atlantic, two to four inches of rain. back at home, accuweather seven-day forecast, sunshine tomorrow, cooling trend, then 60s and 70s midweek and temp

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>> nba is back, and so is "after the game," crew breaks down first full weekend of hoops since march. >> hoops are back, guys, and i think -- yeah, so pumped up. initial impression on the weekend as the restart is under way? >> i've been in front of the television, just screaming, thank god there's some sports to watch. it's been remarkable. one of the things you miss is the normalizing influence of sports in our daily lives we take for granted. i was ecstatic. >> as much as i love staying up to watch team hand ball, which i didn't know was a sport. thank goodness the nba is back. >> we've got pickle ball going on at my house. they've been crushing nba 2k with giannis. exciting to see him actually

play. james harden leading the conference both years as collegiate, and steals tonight, six for the rockets. part of 22 milwaukee turnovers. >> can the rockets win playing small ball? it's like 6'5" and under league. >> 73 next one. >> tonight? >> 61. >> slow night. we're back in business. nba is rolling. let's hope we're here to the finals. >> yes, we can do it. >> back to you. pierce joining the virtual crowd. jaylen brown can jump, just getting warmed up. portland, it's dame time. oakland native with 3 of his 30. c.j. mccollum, the triple gives

the lead. right-handed hammer, another corner three. celtics win by four. after finishing in memphis, pga tour on the way to san francisco. justin thomas. this chip leads to birdie. 65 to vault into the lead. brooks koepka had a chance several times. chip looks great. then golf happens, keeps rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling. bogeys 16, doubles 18. thomas's third win of the year. won the pga championship in 2017, comes to harding park with momentum. watch on sister network starting thursday. 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo in a george kittle shirt. if that looks familiar, he's poking fun of the shirt kittle wore at championship presser.

niners hosting the cardinals in week one, six weeks from today, all fingers crossed it will happen. nfl around the corner, abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. can you believe that? football? >> chris will be even more excited. >> jump off the screen. >> that's it for tonight. i'm dion lim. >> eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30,

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