stating aess owners for help. today they sidestepped congress and signed an executive order mandating the check. not having any calls for anything like that. >> family in this bay area and across the country are desperate for unemployment help. president called for new benefits but it may not be a done deal.

it could face legal challenges. with that, good evening. the economy is one of the key things we're focus on as part of our efforts to build a better bay area for all of us during this pandemic. >> and it has been a tough month for the unemployed the $600 weekly unemployment benefit expired on july 31st. ppp, which has helped small businesses meet their pay roll expires today. trump signed his plan after talks fell apart this past week. >> reporter: president trump blaming democrats after negotiations collapsed friday. >> democrats are obstructing all of it. therefore, i'm taking executive action. we've had it. and restarting unemployment benefits and cutting the checks

to $400. and extending eviction moratoriums, deterring interest on federal student loans or enacting payroll tax cuts, something imposed by both parties. >> my administration will provide immediate and vital relief to americans struggling in this difficult time. >> reporter: however, the constitution gives congress, not the president, federal control over spendling. today's order to facing legal challenges. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say these do nothing to put food on the table for hungry families and nothing to prevent heroes from being laid off, nothing on many critical needs of the american people. net nett abc news, new york. between legal challenges and the combination of funding

sources, they say it could take a while to implement and it's getting mixed reaction from california workers and law makers, some saying the $400 should be more and people need it now. >> so, we're all set up. it's $400 per week and we're doing that without the democrats. >> reporter: nation wide, the unemployment numbers surpassing those of the great depression. many, like single mom are running out of money. >> it's been really hard. not having a job and not being able to provide for my son -- sorry. he asked me yesterday -- we went shopping and i couldn't buy him a lot of things he wanted. >> reporter: and pointing to president trump's executive order, as unsats factory. >> this is going to make it extremely difficult to decide

whether to put food on their table or pay rent. >> reporter: and they asked states to pay the cost, urging them to get the federal funds from the cares act. >> in california, we've had a $54 billion budget deficit and the government literally can't print money, and so, they can support americans during this time period. >> reporter: the $400 check seems promising because she hasn't received any financial aid since filing for unemployment in march. >> i've been waiting for so long and i'm literally down, to, like, less than $100 now. >> reporter: along with her are over 1 million unemployed californians, waiting to fix its broken system to receive the first wave of financial aid, as many gear up to receive the second.

in san francisco, abc 7 news. and our seven on your side team is dedicated at giving you help on unemployment claims. you can get in touch with michael finny and the team on the website. go to abc 7.com/7 on your side. coronavirus cases in california continue to climb. and we're anticipating a back log of tests over the next few days and more cases were reported today agovern the average of 6500, as well as the 14-day average of 7100. another 178 deaths were reported. and the positivity rate is still falling with the seven-day now add 5.6%. turning now to education. oakland's public schools are set to open for distance learning on monday. but they're still working out several issues.

they've differed on how much time they'll have to prepare for class. the district is proposing one week, plus four wednesdays for a total of nine days. both sides also dish greeen the length of time teachers will work each day. the university of california is requiring students, faculty, and staff to get the flu vaccine this year. u.c. officials say the goal is to minimize flu transmission, so they won't be overwhelmed by kpesz flu cases this fall and winter. the mandate is part of a new system-wide executive order. medical and religious exemptions will be allowed. the final day is november 1st. well, abc 7 spent the past week covering back to school from preschool through college mp you can watch all of the stories anytime on our new

connected tv apps. if you stream on apple tv, fire tv, and roku, just search for the abc 7 bay area tab and download the app for free. police in san mateo are searching for a man they believe is responsible for beating and sexually assaulting a woman in her 60s, rather. investigators are asking for help from businesses and residents. lauren martinez has the details. san mateo police are looking for this man, suspected of seriously beating and raping a 62-year-old woman off ninth avenue and self elcumeano real. possibly near a bus stop around 10:45 on the night of august fifth. >> he's described as a late teens to 20-year-old hispanic. >> police obtained this red lifeguard sweatshirt, they believe he wore. and they uncovered a silver

bicycle with duct tape wrapped around his seat. >> he had a very specific satchel-like bag going across his chest. >> they're asking them to check security camera footage in between 10:00 and 11:30 p.m. >> it's a very low crime neighborhood. the only thing that happens is people going through your car. >> neighbors say ne'er surprised a sexual assault happened. >> for four years now. never heard anything even remotely like it. >> they believe the suspect is homeless and may have visited businesses in the city of san mateo. the >> anybody can be a victim and it's a shock to see this happen around us. >> anyone with information and security camera footage that matches the description of the suspect is asked to contact please. anonymous tips cn also be submitted. lauren martinez, abc 7 news.

in the east bay a man is dead after being shot in a shopping district near oakland's lake merit. you can see where the man was killed add lake shore avenue and just before 6:00 tonight. witnesses saw a person running from the scene, who police say could be a suspect. they have not released the victim's name. >> in alameda, three teenagers are accused of opening fire in the area of santa clara and oak street. officers announced the arrest today. sky saechb flew above while police examined about a dozen shell casesings. one person was wounded in the leg. a woman in the area was injured by flying glass. and hit a bullet with -- and a bullet went through a car with a 10-year-old inside. in a tweet, wiener said he

found out today he has been doxed by a prominent conspiracy theorist follower. reports indicate the harassment began, spurred by a bill wiener is working on. wiener thanked supporters, including the mayor, london breed. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. many of the hotels are currently closed. the big hit they've taken and how they're trying to hang on. and meanwhile, casinos are still operating during the pandemic. how some are still allowing people to place their bets and roll the dice. and i'm meteorologist,

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in san fricancisco a huge crowd soaked up the sun. after receiving several calls from concerned viewers. you can see large groups of people, some in what appear to be togas, most without masks and very few social distancing. the area does not fall under san francisco city services. san francisco hotels are getting ready to welcome tourists back but only when it's safe and when they allow it. abc 7 news reporter has the details from san francisco. >> we just came out to enjoy the city and see what's going on now.

>> reporter: she flew to san francisco just for the day. she says union square is kind of disappointing. >> it's empty, not what we're used to but it's beautiful and the weather is great. >> reporter: they won't need a hotel tonight. good thing. most are closed to tourists due to the pandemic, except those housing essential workers and homeless. >> i think it's extraordinarily challenging right now. and many of our partners feel it. >> reporter: she says the pandemic has been devastating on the hotel industry. she says the counsel has developed new clean and safe protocols when doors reopen, including requiring the use of hand sanitizer and wearing masks. employees should avoid touching cars and one person or party allowed on elevators, used the stairs when possible and room cleaning should follow california osha and cdc guidelines.

>> we want to open our hotels saifl. safely. we know that's the quickest path to recovery. >> reporter: the hotel remains closed, 90 staff members have been furloughed. >> it breaks my heart. some of the house keepers used to baby sit me and my siblings. and i miss them. i want everyone back, not just guests. >> she says her family's hotel will survive. the biggest question, when can hotels reopen? >> it's a little eery but we're going to get through it and positivity is key. >> reporter: the hotel says abou 00 hotel workers are currently employed. all reopening plans, including hotels are now on pause. in san francisco, abc 7 news.

bets are back on at a card room in california. casino managers say they received permission from san joaquin county and the state to open on a casino's patio. they say business is steady, while the indoor casino holds nearly 300 people, outdoor capacity is limited to 60. they perform a thermal scan of everyone before they enter and masks required at all times. >> reporter: we have hand sanitizing stations throughout the property and stringent hand washing. >> reporter: when it shut down, the casino laid off 70% of the staff, and sars says the room brought in 750 million in state taxes lasts year.

feeling pretty seasonable, drew. >> and tomorrow, we're going to find it warmer than we were today. numbers, especially away from the coast, went well in the 90s by this afternoon. and partly cloudy skies overhead. but fog along the immediate coastline is becoming dense in spots. i turned it over and you can see, as we zoom into the coast, hamp moon bay, visibility down to 2.5 miles and that will likely continue to drop as our marine layer grows over the next couple of hours. along the coast, the fog will be dense. in fact a live look showing you the pretty thick thafog at this current moment. good news there. once the sun gets up at 6:00 a.m., the fog is going to burn off in a couple of hours. you're down to 57 with the dense fog.

and still a little bit of warmth out there at this late night hour. 66, that current temperature in san jose. live doppler 7, along with satellite pop up along the sierra earlier this evening. and some of the cloud cover has blown into the bay area, with that fog regrouping along the coast right now. so, overnight, numbers slowly falling into the 50s earlier tonight. even lake fort will settle in the low 60s. so, mild air overhead in cities tonight. they'll track that marine layer, 7:30. and there you can see the fog along the coastline. it will be dense in spots. the fog doesn't linger too long. we expect sunshine in the afternoon and a warmer day on tap. so, highs tomorrow in our microclimates. starting in the south bay for

sunday, 93 in morgan hill and 86 for san jose and santa clara. along the peninsula, some morning fog along the coastline. 63 for half moon bay and 83 for redwood city. 74 for millberry. a little afternoon sunshine tomorrow. a little warm in south san francisco. 89 in santa rosa, 85 in san rafael, 83 in napa, and sausalito. in the east bay a mix of 70s and 80s. 83 the high in union city and inland is a hot day tomorrow in the 90s. 94 in concord and 92 the high in pleasanton. it is fog to sunshine tomorrow. a warm afternoon away from the coast. we'll see our temperatures take a little bit of a deep. dip. slightly below average and rebound nicely by friday and

saturday with the fog bumped up along the coastline each and every morning, guys. >> okay. much appreciated, drew, thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, san diego zoo held the march of the

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the san francisco zoo held their annual march of the penguins today. you can see six magellan penguins about to waddle their way home to penguin island, with the help of their care takers, of course. guests were limited because of the pandemic. the chicks were born in may and sent to fish school to learn how to swim, eat whole fish and socialize with their human hosts. during the past two weeks, a gaming contest was held for two of the male chicks. the talented mr. slippery, and

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in the last ninety-four holes. it shows i'll be ready for tomorrow and tomorrow morning day. >> giants taking on kershaw in l.a. his first homer of the season. 1-0. giants just over the center field wall, and two batters later, ball is right down the middle and out of the park. this is the third time they gave up homers to giants in the same game. no, this isn't a replay. he becomes the seventh batter. giants were up 5-0 at one point. and maybe this could be a historic game. we got a routine fly ball to left. except hunter pence never saw the baseball. and that drops well behind him. two hits, four earned. he did pick up the win. they're now two and four on

their current road trip. a's going for their eighth straight win at the coliseum. marcus simian chilling like a villain, out of the ball park. they left with a solo home run. 1-0 as in a flash and cruising. he struck out five on saturday. bottom of the eighth. we pick it up. matt chappian, his third of the year. eight in a row. 4.5 game lead in the al west. they are rolling right along. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by rolling rock casino. that should be fun tomorrow, guys. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. hundreds of thousands of bikers are descending on a south dakota town. and a 10-year-old boy from

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once again, good evening. >> and tonight's headlines. a man is dead after being shot near oakland's lake merit. he was killed at locshore avenue before 6:00 tonight. witnesses saw a person run from the scene and say that person

could be a suspect. police in san mateo are looking for a man accused of beating and sexually assaulting a woman. possibly near a bus stop at about 10:45 wednesday night. police are asking residents and business owners to check security camera footage for the suspect. >> president trump signed an executive order calling for new unemployment benefits. the $600 weekly unemployment benefit was july 21st. president trump signed the plan after talks between his administration and congress fell apart. the constitution gives congress, not control over federal spending. and staggering new numbers as coronavirus cases grow to 20 million worldwide. 25% of those in america. the latest numbers put the u.s. at nearly 5 million cases and nearly 652 million lives lost.

washington d.c. and puerto rico. florida remains a national hot spot for the virus and 44 hospital icus without beds available. in minnesota one woman contracted the virus at a funeral, even though she wore a mask and hugged one person. >> i woke up with horrible, no-good body pain. >> you drop your guard. when you're mourning, you don't realize you're putting yourself in danger mp. >> reporter: and churches are under scrutiny for no masks and no social distancing. thousands of bikers have arrived in a small south dakota town for the weekend. the rally being held totallyly legally but some worry it could be a coronavirus super spreader event. it's divided the community.

>> reporter: any other year and the sturgis motorcycle rally is a novelty. >> everything's cool. you guys should come out. >> reporter: a pilgrimage. >> we came 2,000 miles to work. fear it could be deadly. 250,000 expected to crowd a town of 7,000. >> they're not going to be able to handle any kind of social distancing. there's a significant amount of alcohol involved. >> reporter: total coronavirus cases are low but rising insideicide. the positivity rate is between 8 and 9 mer. >> i always look at false evidence appearing real and that's what has happened. >> reporter: rob owns 600 acres. he says there's plenty of room for social distancing and commonsense.

>> ride three, take risks. that's our motto, right? and these people calculate their risk anytime they get on a motorcycle. >> reporter: they found 60% wanted the rally cancelled at this time. but they say bikers were coming anyway. >> i don't care if it's closed down, i'm going. >> reporter: so, they allowed it with few orficial events and no mask requirements. south dakota's governor welcomes the crowd. >> we can't do any work in florida. it's no shows, no bike shows at all. >> reporter: but others worry 250,000 people crowding bars and restaurants could spread the virus and send it home to others. >> they could infect ourinateival american population, law enforcement and potentially bar staff. >> that was ryan young

reporting. we are learning more about a troubling similarity in many of the children who contracted covid-19. the flamatory syndrome or nise. the condition was found in 203 of the 570 children under 18, who were also confirmed to have covid-19 from march to july. it can cause severe abdominal pain, heart trouble, fevers and more. a 10-year-old boy in south lake tahoe is fighting what some suspect is inflammatory syndrome. nathan howard is currently hospitalized in sacramento. he has tested negative for coronavirus. but doctors say his symptoms match that of mis-c. they were careful to social distance and now his dad is on a

mission to keep people out of the lake tahoe region. >> i don't think it's that safe. the timing's not right. it's more crowded right now, this summer, than it has >> south lake tahoe city officials say the normal population is about twoivl,000 people and can swell on a busy summer weekend. one day care has found a clean solution to keep kids' faces covered. cathy allen says the children at her day care were uncomfortable with mask and would pull them down but she doesn't have the problem with the face shields. >> i meenl, they act like they don't know they're on. it's amazing. >> i don't really want to wear them, but if it keep meez safe, i'll wear them. >> you like wearing the mask? >> yeah, because coronavirus. >> doctors say the mask provides

the best protection against droplets. >> reporter: school will open with distance learning across california this month and that means they'll perfect other jobs and drivers like 30-year-old veteran, john lewis, will handle tasks like delivering food and families that need them. lewis will miss the young passengers. >> they look forward to seeing me like i do them. but i imagine it's just as rough for them. i wouldn't mind coming to work, as long as situations are set up to be as safe as possible. i love what i do. >> got a great attitude. and when lewis starts driving students again, they'll only transport ten to allow for social distancing.

>> businesses are doing everything they can to keep operations going right now. and look no further than a fortune cookie factory in san francisco. what they did to help it celebrate staying open for decades. and tracking a warmer finish to the weekend tomorrow.

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alaska airlines is offering a deal this weekend, only that essentially gives travellers an entire road. they can buy one and just have to pay the taxes and fees. passengers could end up buying an entire row. the deal is good for more than 100 destinations and you have to travel by the end of october. >> well, despite the pandemic, folks lined up to support the only fortune cookie factory. abc 7 was in china town today where crowds came out to support the gate fortune cookie factory. he said he normally wouldn't celebrate a 58th anniversary. and surviving the pandemic is worth celebrating. says he hope he can make it to a 60th anniversary. we need help and people to come out with the masks and come out.

wear your masks. we have to find a solution to curb this problem. now, if you want to step out, we're accepting orders for instore pick up and mailing. >> they're making a comeback amid the coronavirus pandemic. they're the relic of the plague. they allow retailers to pass through a small hole to avoid contact with customers. they track the windows and have been posting photos of them back in action. they say prior to covid-19, they knew of just one wine window active. >> i'm amazed there's an association for this very specific wine window. but drew, i think you'd be all over it, right? >> i would love that. fantastic. and if you're talking about going to wine country tomorrow, we have good weather for you.

a lot of sunshine on the way too. live doppler 7, along with satellite. first thing tomorrow morning, we expect that coastline to be in the fog. overnight we'll see temperatures drop at the mid to upper 50s for the most part and time out the marine layer tomorrow morning. it's up along the coastline. and we expect a lot of sunshine and partly sunny skies as the fog breaks down a little bit. 69 in the city, 76 in oakland, 86 in san jose. 89 in santa rosa and it's a pretty steady pattern of morning fog to afternoon sunshine. we'll take a slight dip in our temperatures friday and saturday. >> thanks a lot, drew. chris alvarez with one last look at sports. >> warriors' star draymond green

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abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> it's been quite a run since graduating from california some 16 months ago. this pga championship marks the second major appearance ever and looked right at home. five under 65, and moved into a tie for fourth. two strokes off the lead. let's take you through his day. he began the day six shots back. here's a birdie attempt on three and he's going to roll it right into the jar on in, got it to go. another chance for birdie and another long putt and he sinks the long birdie that was four under at the time. time to put on a light sweater

and keep going to work. back to back goalies on 12 and 14. and a second shot on 16. well, that will set them up nicely for another birdie on 16, and then a long birdie on 17. this brought him into a tie for the lead at this moment. seven under overall, two shots back of leader, dustin johnson. he's within striking distance on sunday and that's a good place to be. >> it's crazy to think back it was only a year ago and two months i was across the bridge in college. this is where i belong and we get back to being comfortable. i've been more comfortable every single day i'm out here. tomorrow, i have to be ready. that is the number one. i'm ready, feeling good, and just stick to that game plan for every single hole. >> tomorrow's going to bea lot of fun.

they're getting in work at their practice center. and play in an alternate bubble before next season starts. green talked about insecond bubble. >> now, we're starting to pick the basketball back up and that gives up three or four months to get back in basketball shape. so, like i said, that break was good for us but now everybody's back in the gym and getting going on the court. >> if they have the secondary bubble that they're talking about, would you play in a secondary bubble? >>mier going to go to work. i don't know if i'm playing. i'm going to work. >> reporter: the san jose earthquakes made a run on the back tournament. ftpen at homeneach game going games in a regionalized schedule

and wants more than a national skejel for the final. 12 games. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. are a huge day and of course baseball. smor sports is back, guys. >> eric, does it seem like chris has extra pep nowadays, since sports is back? >> you think he's excited getting to show highlights and stuff? >> just a little bit. >> well, that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas.

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