plan in two weeks. in alameda county, j.r. stone, "abc7 news." >>> during his weekly update, california's top health official emphasized the state is taking a slow and stringent approach with reopening. dr. mark galley pointed to the lessons california learned during the first round of reopenings in late spring. he said it's a delicate balance between stopping the virus from spreading and making sure businesses don't close for good. >> we're very sensitive and interested to support our economic sectors across the state. it's the engine for so much that drives health, jobs, housing, many of the resources that flow through businesses. >> he also said the state is closely watching out for a second surge in the fall. >>> nail salons can reopen and take customers inside after the state relaxed restrictions today. however, the final say is actually up to the county health department. in the bay area, every county