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the barber chairs are 6 feet apart. benches.ncehe crdingnse.r gloves. others don't. >> i think it is a lot easier to wash your hands before and after every client. >> after about 15 minutes of trimming and talking it's done. >> boy, did i need this. >> jeremy is hitting the ground running today and will probably give 30 or more hair cuts. >> there is one thing jeremy couldn't take care of today that he normally does for me. that's because of the mask requirements he couldn't trim my mustache. eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> three salvation army stores in the east bay are reopening friday for shopping and donations. the stores are webster street in ri sthe. berkeley officials announced today the fall semester will include limited in person classes but most online because of the pandemic. athletes have returned to campus to get ready for voluntary workouts outdoors. >>> to keep track of all the changes go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> happening now we are keeping an eye on what is a smoldering fire burning near the port of oakland. sky 7 was up right away

back with me for some final thoughts, bishop william barber, reverend dr. theoharis, co-chair of the poor people's campaign. and reverend dr. frederick haynes at the friendship west baptist church. for all of you, i want to read three headlines. 40% of low-income americans lost their jobs due to the pandemic. one-fifth of americans fear they can't pay their june rent or mortgage. according to a federal survey. and a study projects homelessness will rise 45% in just one year due to coronavirus unemployment. reverend theoharis, what do we do about that? it's hard to have faith when it feels like everything in this society is failing you. >> i think, indeed, our institutions of our society are failing us. we have the resources to have universal health care, to raise wages, to put more money into education. we have the resources to ensure that everyone has paid sick leave and has the wherewithal to be able to not just barely survive but to thrive. and so what we need is a movement. and that's what the poor people's campaign is building. the power of poor people

trial and error messing up a lot of his testimony when you get good as a barber you got a mess. of city number must always lie. and be a good teacher. i have one i had a mentor when i was locked up it was a bunch of young guys and they was really good and they got good fat and we see good pay cigarettes you say sharif do you want to be a good barber or do you just want to make cigarettes i want be a good barber he said are don't make but don't care here for the cigarettes. nothing but you me he said don't care for the cigarettes focus will be in a good borba so ness what i do. they want to talk about israel should be a story should. be oh yeah every day these are grabbers every day so why you threw away the next day is this. really i do so and i'm outside every day with a choice i was a gift around niggas gotta come together you know speed my life you gotta go of it . i was one of the younger people want to receive the why no mel was my father i was part of the problem ended up asking for god to give me a 2nd chance in the mitchell courthouse building 10 minutes before i was to

and it has been nearly four months since eric thomas saw his barber. so yesterday on the first day that they could reopen, he got a trim and a look at how things have changed. >> you want to cut the top down? >> reporter: it has been a very, very long time since i had as much hair to chop down as this young man. now when i go to the main event barber shop, it is for what i call the middle aged trim. >> you been okay? >> i'm fine. >> reporter: the owner, jeremy, has been calling me more than a decade. jeremy has mixed emotions. >> the barber shop, nail salon bes, you know, we feel like we've been forgotten about through this whole pandemic. 'rnervous, y know, we're excited, we're anxious. >> reporter: anxious to see regular customers like your true ily and have an income again since many of his barbers have families. i was anxious to see what was different. >> take one side off at a time and hold to your face. wrrt fir >> reporter: first irks client and barbers have to wear masks. you use it in your hand to hold it in place over nose and mouth. the maga

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reverend william barber is here.oice to many of moral authority, and he is talking about the movement work that he has been doing for years and whether we are at a point where things are changing. >>> later tonight, we have a legal breakdown on what the floyd charges mean, how they work, and why this very aggressive term you may be hearing this more in the days ahead, felony murder, it's usually used against alleged criminals, alleged gang bangers. it's being used against police tonight. why? we're going get into that it matters. i'm ari medical better, and you're watching "the beat" as these track these protests around the nation tonight on msnbc. night on msnbc. and the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. i need all the breaks, that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. libe

and we've to get pay cigarettes to say sure if we want to be a good barber. well you just want to make cigarettes i want to go to war he said are don't make don't curr here food for the cigarettes. nothing what you me he said don't care for the cigarettes focus will be in a group or. so and that's what i do. they want to talk about israel should be only a story sure. you know the reality every day these are grabbers every day so my usual wig on the next day is that this is. 2 1 the guy may get really i do so and i'm outside every day in a bad choice i was out to get from around niggas gotta come together you know speed of my life you gotta go of it and then. i was one of the younger people when he rose right the series the wire no melbourne was my father i was out he part of the problem and in the main asking for god to give me a 2nd chance in the mitchell court house buildings 10 minutes before i was to get sentenced to 15 years in god gave me a miracle. and system and i've been trying to work with brothers trying to try to see how i can help it's like if pe

when we co back, thehe reverend william barber.tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "hold on just a little while longer" virtual choir during the mass poor people's assembly & mororal march on washington earlier this week organized by our next guest, reverend william barber. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodmanwith nermeen shaikh. hours before president trump spoke in tulsa, oklahoma, the poor people's campaign offered a counterpoint with a mass digital gathering wherere the camampaign under the policy platform to spur transformative action. in minute, we will be joined by one of its key organizers, dr. reverend william barber, cochair of the poor people's campaign, but first we turn to his speech on saturday watched by millions. >> in recent weeks, we have had the media ask, when will the protests stop? since we have lunch this campaign, people of asked, what one demand is your top priority? well, we say when you decided to $2.5vid response, y you gave trtrillion, nearly $3 trillion o the b

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what are you going to do for them. >> bishop barber, we've had you on before. you always go deep, but connecting all these dots and really pushing us to think about the moral center of this. i appreciate this. i appreciate you, sir. for those interested in hearing more, you can see it here june2020.org, saturday's moral march on washington, a virtual event. we've got to fit in a break. when we come back, the lawyer suing over that very trump tulsa rally we just discussed and why they're going to court, calling it a, quote, biological bomb when we come back. we've to make up. miles to the job site. the campsite. and anything else we set our sights on. miles that take us back to the places we want to go. and to the people who count on us. so, let's roll up our sleeves. because we've got miles to make up. stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some-rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue.

. >> his spokesperson tells me, bishop barber did not say those words but barber declined my request for an interview. did he make a media appearance last month with other clergy urging governor newsom to allow churches to reopen. >> can't we reopen under the same conditions that the stores and supermarkets, marijuana clinics tarks too parlors are opening under? >> he pointed to this video today in which california clergy come out against racism. >> so many of our brothers and sisters suffer daily from the injustice of racism. >> bishop barber is there but does not directly comment. he did hold an online service the day george floyd was buried. >> we will observe a period of silent reflection and prayer for 8:46. >> the pastor says that's not enough and he complains about a phone meeting he had with president trump and other catholic clergy in i am a in which barber praised the trump administration. >> the bishops are more worried about white sensibility and the white european church and they don't want to hurt their people. i think bits this, if you're going to be honest about it, m

that master barber of. this is a. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the united nations world food program is warning of multiple families of biblical proportions counting the cost on al-jazeera. and. donald trump is accused of asking china to help him get reelected in a book by former national security advisor john bolton. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india and china try to ease tensions after violence on the disputed border in the himalayas. you took out black people in america the brother of george floyd makes a plead to the u.n. .

more and more hair salons answer barber shops were allowed to reopen.of father's day today, abc 7 news anchor eric thomas and his two sons finally got the chance to visit their long time barber. it's been nearly four months since eric had a trim. changed. >> you want to cut the top down? >> reporter: it has been a very, very long time since i had as much hair to chop down as this young man. now when i go to the main event barbershop it's for what i call the middle aged trim. >> are you okay? >> reporter: i'm fine now. >> reporter: owner jeremy carrier has been calling me mr. e. in that soft louisiana drawl for more than a decade now, cutting my hair and my two sons, the first day back behind the chair since mid march and jeremy has mixed emotions. >> the barbershops, nail salons, you know, we feel like we've been forgotten about through this whole pandemic but today the first day back, we're nervous, we're excited, we're anxious. >> reporter: anxious to see regular customers like yours truly and to have an income again, since many of his barbers have fa

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let's bring in nbc's ellison barber, in you're seeing the hi number of cases in the state. what are officials there saying about the spike? how dire is the situation for hospitals? >> reporter: hey, craig. they say that it is concerning. right now, they say they have enough hospital beds, as well as ventilators, to deal with the ongoing situation. but the thing they keep saying is, these numbers are real, and it is concerning. there is not one specific reason they're seeing an uptick. but a number of potential factors, from larger gatherings, memorial day weekend to household type spreads to outbreaks within businesses. one thing health officials here in alabama had made clear is that this uptick is not just because of testing. listen here. >> we're certainly seeing an increase in the numbers of cases of covid-19 in alabama. we have several reasons that this is happening. one thing that we do know is we have ongoing community transmission. we're certainly aware that some of our cases are epide deedemioy

the master barber of bringing 0 on al-jazeera. among the lower costs doll it's also known as untouchables sit at the very bottom of the hindu hierarchy they perform the lowliest tasks such as manually cleaning sewers often with no protective clothing or breathing apparatus people sing rock is a i don't know if he's taking us to meet some members of the community some of whom he represents kala benvar galas family a cleaners a husband was poisoned in a sewer 4 years ago 2 of her 3 sons now do the same work despite protections under the constitution doll it's untouchables are treated as outcomes many delegates have escaped their predicament by converting to other faiths such as islam or christianity the b.g.p. controlled state of what the british has prepared a nazi conversion law under which religious conversion would require permission from a state official human rights groups say the law is aimed at keeping doll it's in that place. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the st

the master barber of bringing this is europe on al-jazeera. in uncertain and isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story out for march the information around the outbreak but the myth of the listening post on al-jazeera. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so very brand of politics to americans before the votes follow the u.s. elections on a. we're now seeing a disturbing surge of infections the top u.s. infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci one's progress against covert 19 is threatened by rising cases in several places as president donald trump visits one of the emerging hotspots are a zone up to address student supporters.

that means it could be you, your barber, your barber's barber. patron: nice work.anks. >> what's at stake in this election is you compare and contrast and what are your top priority items for a second term? >> i never did this before. i never slept over in washington. i was in washington 17 times. all of a sudden i'm president of the united states. i was from manhattan and new york and now i know everybody and i have great people in the administration. chris: president trump with sean hannity this week offering few specifics about his plans for a second term and it's time now for our sunday group. marc thiessen of enterprise institutes, fox news correspondent gillian turner and mo elleithee of georgetown university institute of politics and public service. marc: the chris: marc, biden's lead is growing. let's take a look at some of the numbers. nationally fox news has biden up by 12 points. "the new york times" has him leading by 14 and then there's florida which is i think we'd all agree a must-win for the president. fox news has biden up by 9, the times has biden

barber drive a truck through so if i could be a barber i draw strength from. not always want to be a lawyer criminal defense was quite attractive to me for a number of reasons i grew up watching t.v. shows about criminal defense lawyers. i was born and raised here went off to school i came back so therefore it's kind of a natural fit for me as my home town criminal defense attorney and there is a fair share of crimes. represented thousands of people in the charge of all types of offices this is problem is all over drugs money go in hand in hand you've got to marginalize community of poor people who see no other way to come across with stansell monies and so they find themselves involved in narcotics. there's not much of a future most end up in prison in and out of prison and back to the neighborhood in prison back to the neighborhood that will be the existence. and so you have a group of people who are unemployed they have no job no income and those are the ones that find themselves mired in the criminal justice system you know the criminal justice system is l

american city ravaged by covid-19, where african-americans are the most greatly impacted ellison barber now in our series inequality in america >> reporter: in montgomery, alabama a heated debate over requiring masks in a city hit hard by the coronavirus. >> i've been against the whole mask thing. >> i have a duty to wear a mask in public. >> reporter: as the cases in alabama have surged montgomery county has suffered most especially african-americans who make up nearly 72% of all coronavirus cases. and more than 60% of the deaths dr. nina nelson garrett says many icus are at capacity. >> this has been horrific because in spite of everything that my colleagues are doing nothing is working. >> reporter: william boyd already lost five family members now his brother has the virus and is fighting for his life. >> reporter: what is your message to people who still might not wear a mask, despite the ordinance? >> coronavirus is real don't wait until death knock at your door mask up, practice social distancing, wash your hands. >> this stuff is attacking our community. >> reporter: we join doc

i couldn't believe they were open. >> reporter: no more back door barber. cocoa county is back up and running. >> a ton of people. we had over 450 people in the first couple of days sign up on our wait list to get their hair done. so we are busy trying to accommodate everyone. >> i will put some highlights in and get a trim. >> reporter: marie robberson says the salon sent out a video prior to her appointment. >> salon went above and beyond. they had a video come out that you could view to see what to expect when you come in. they have gone through so much to make it so safe for us and i appreciate that. >> reporter: as for her new do? here's a quick before an after. and here is carmen. both smiling underneath their masks. >> we want to try to get everybody that needs to be done, done. because, let's face it. we are all pretty desperate at this point. >> reporter: and i know alameda county is wondering when it is our turn because i'm due as well. keep in mind, other areas are opening in contra costa county. here's a list. we are talk about the hair salons.

reverend william barber and dr. liz th theoharris. reverend dr. barber, dlet me start with you.ent that it's too expensive to fix this doesn't hold water but it requires a shift in our mentality about how poverty is solved. we've thought about it as charity, we've thought about it as throwing good money after bad. what is that shift required to get us to solve this problem once and for all? >> well, we have to, first of all, stop lying about the scarcity and tell the truth that we have all the money we need. secondly, we have to loose ourselves from this neo liberalism argument that if you fix things at the top and fixes the middle class and realize you lift from the bottom. then we have to realize that it costs more for poverty to exist than for us to fix it. right now if we instituted a $15 minimum wage, for instance, we could a $15 minimum wage, we could lift 49 million people out of poverty. if we did a housing wage, we could lift 83 million people out of poverty and pump millions of dollars into the economy. one of the things we've been do is measurements. what we found out

were open. >> reporter: no more back door barber. cocoa county is back up and running. >> a ton of people. we had 45

we bought new barber chairs, we've been clearing out our waiting area. everything is appointment only. >> gyms are also allowed to reopen in san mateo county. and wednesday evening, we caught about a dozen people already back working out in small classes at ready fit in south san francisco. others still decided to join in by zoom. now, nail salons and tattoo parlor, they can reopen in san mateo on friday. the current order does still limit group gatherings to no more than 50 people and it does require that you wear a face mask anytime you are entering a business and also if you are waiting in line outside of a business waiting to get inside. so san mateo county finally in stage three of reopening. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. >> so few surprises in this story and really got one yesterday. thank you. >>> and it will be a busy few days around the bay area. tomorrow in alameda county, outdoor dining, indoor retail and fitness classes and limited religious services can resume. and personal care businesses in solano county can reopen tomorrow, so you can ge

down for three months a quarter of the year and counting read and for stylists and salon owners and barbers, their anger and their anxieties are growing. when erica martin posted this photo on social media she was giving voice to the fear and frustration that has been building during the 3+ months she's been out of business. >> i feel it is time that santa clara county gives us a date. i didn't feel there was a voice out there representing us and our industry. >> reporter: right now in santa clara county there's no date when businesses like w salon can reopen. erica fears with each passing day her clientele, and with it, her career is disappearing. >> i feel my career slipping away. i've spent over 10 years in this industry building up clientele that took me a long time to keep and right now they want to get in, they want to get their hair done and they're not going to wait any longer. >> erica's message struck a nerve to dave day to owns two barbershops and wants to know why is barbers, licensed by the state and trained and good hygiene are not given the green light to reopen. >> we feel i

the barber chairs are six feetee airsnd benches since they take appointments no crowding inside. some bashers wear gloves and others don't. >> i think it is easier to wash your hands before and after every client. >> and after 15 minutes of trimming and talking, it is done. >> boy, did i need this. >> jeremy is hitting the ground running today. he'll probably give 30 or more hair cuts. >> there is one thing that jeremy couldn't take care of today that he normally do for me and that is because of the mask requirements. he couldn't trim my mustache. in concord, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> today contra costa county reported the 50th death. yesterday it surpassed 2,000 diagnosed cases of coronavirus. in most cases patients have recovered. when taking population into account, contra costa rate of cases and deaths are lower than about half of the bay area. >>> here is a look at graphs showing the number of coronavirus cases in 14 counties including the bay area and the surrounding area. on these graphs most curves are not flattening and some are getting steeper. nevertheless the san mat

i rise today to recognize a richard barber from jackson, tennessee. asheville s the recovery center in jackson and e was recently honored as the jackson's man of the year, a deserved. much mr. cu through ron.ichard ron is a board member of sheville and wanted to see the great work they do in the jackson and west tennessee tweeting, mentoring, and loving those who need it the most. kustoff: most of the staff members working there, they've lways traveled the past to recovery. richard barber has been a strong leader in the community, and he commitment in helping those in need. firsthand how hard richard has worked to make the and es in the drug rehabilitational field from those suffering from addiction. has literally changed lives through asheville and was nstrumental in the development of two new expansion. humbled.s love and county savannah harden intensive care unit. so oubt without asheville, many folks in west tennessee, and wouldn't get the care wherewith wherewithal they would need to survive. without richard barber, there will be no asheville as

and we are talking hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, museums, zoos, outdoor bars, and swimming. san francisco will be asking the state for a variance to move forward with those openings.>>> san francisco police have blocked off an area in the tenderloin where five people have been shot. chopper 5 showing us the scene over leavenworth street between turk and eddie. here is some video from the ground from the citizen app. police say all five of those men are expected to be okay but this time there is no information on a suspect or what led up to the shooting. let's take a live look at the scene. officers have been asking people to avoid that area. it now appears they are clearing the scene on leavenworth. we will keep an eye on the situation. took people demanding action following a series of deadly shootings by vallejo police. a crowd rallied outside the solano county district attorney's office. they held signs with the names of some of those killed including sean monta rosa. the 22-year-old who was killed by officers responding to looting at a walgreens. they reportedly mistook

in germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what it is. marcos from across what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the times. and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. in a 2 part series. observes the lives of 2 children. over . 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shape lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of me starts with blood and land to build a story on how to 0. a spike in u.s. coronavirus cases and states that these restrictions but that's not stopping new york city from reopening the business. but i'm down in jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up on calls later says a controversial new security in all the safeguards human rights despite weeks of protests against. french president a monument cross lands turkey's role in the libyan conflict as calls grow for a political solution.

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indoor dining, hair salons and barber shops will be allowed to reopen.ampgrounds and picnic areas were also given the green light. however, the county did hit pause on hotels and short-term rentals, gyms, skin care services and tattoo parlors. right now there's no word on when they'll be able to reopen. >>> happening today san francisco schools are trying to help families during the pandemic by giving away free thermometers. the school district will hand out nearly 9,000 of those during an event at lincoln high school beginning at 11:00 this morning. now this will help the families monitor themselves for possible fevers. the thermometers were donated to the district by san francisco based public health company. >>> developing in the south bay someone was found shot near a homeless encampment. chp found a person shot the pedestrian had been shot in the face. so far no idea where the gunfire came from. >>> july 4th less than a week away. now you may have seen the stands already. fireworks sales are an important fund-raising sale for schools, charities, eve

i'm a barber. you have to go through more hours to become a barber in this state than you are to be a police officer. so it is serious that you need to be able to understand that they have to have different types of training. i started a movement back in the rodney king trial, so i used to meet with police san jose and les white was the city manager. we worked with the police department to bridge the gap between the community and the police department. this gap that we bridged also helped the san jose police department to add more minority policemen. one of my fraternity brothers, jermaine thomas. jermaine thomas is the spokesman for the san jose police department. i'm not sure if it's current or past, but he was the spokesman for that. we have abrahaabraham, a sergea the south police department. we're not anti-police. we love the police. we know their job is dangerous. we know that every single day, they go out there to put their lives on the line to protect us as citizens. >> we have the deepest

during this time when we need it more than ever to see those gestures. >> people appreciate their barbersore than ever. >> if you had a chance to get to them which we have not in some parts. >> we're getting there >>> it's devastating. it's scary. it's not our quiet town. >> right now at 4:30, a santa cruz community is mourning after a deputy is shot and killed in the line of duty. next in a live report on what we're learning about the suspect and who is in custody. >>> plus, as calls for defunding police departments grows louder, the mayor of the bay area's largest city, san jose, says he won't do that. we're going to tell you why coming up in a live report. >>> and here we go again. those temperatures set to soar in parts of the bay area firefighters already battling multiple fires. meteorolis

. >> reporter: this barber says he has notified his clients there will be no haircuts monday. >> it's not worth risking lives of people just for a haircut. it makes no sense. >> we have to be positive. but it's pretty hard. >> reporter: while we were at the barber shop a client came up asking if he could get an appointment for monday so there is a lot of disappointed peeper people. mayor breed said the pause in the reopening as a reminder that we need to do better. christina. >> amber lee reporting live in san francisco. amber, thank you.>>> contra costa county health officials are also evaluating their reopening timeline over the past seven days for the number of coronavirus patients in the county has increased by more than 40 %. the average of new cases has soared from 39 a day to 68. health officials do not think this bike is because of more testing, they believe it is an increase in community spread. an announcement on the countries reopening timeline is expected monday.>>> for the first time in nearly 2 months the white house coronavirus task force held a public briefing today. v

oakland bishop michael barber will hold a mass at 12:10.nd in novato tonight a prayer vigil will be held at unity of marin at 7:00. that service will also be streamed live online. >>> a live look in san jose this is where health leaders last night attributed the recent uptick in coronavirus hospitalizations. the recent reopening measures comes in the wake of a big announcement by the world health organization. experts now say that it's rare to have the virus spread by infected patients who are not showing symptoms. that contradicts what the cdc is saying. the "today" show will have more on this new report coming up for you in just a few minutes. >>> new for you this morning tesla is not responding to reports workers at its fremont plant recently tested positive for the coronavirus. "the washington post" cites two anonymous tesla employees who say several workers tested positive last month. and it prompted a flurry of managers meetings. the infected workers were told to stay home. tesla last month defied alameda county's shelter at home orde

. >> he's a great barber. as far as coming here it's an excellent community. >> business was booming but then came the pandemic. >> when covid hit i was frustrated because my landlord was asking for the money. i didn't know where help was going to come from. i have to be honest i lost faith. >> closing their doors for almost two months because they were deemed nonessential. woods is now getting back on his feet with fewer customers. >> the reality of our business, it does more lives. >> he worried he wouldn't be able to make the rents or pay his staff, many of whom are former felons. woods giving them their first job out of prison. >> when he offered me a job i was a little surprised so it kind of gave me a bit of inspiration. >> then amid a pile of unpaid bills a message of hope. >> your acceptance of all people and your overwhelming personal tragedy makes you the person i want my stimulus check to go to. >> sou a retired schoolteacher read about woods in the local paper. >> when i got my check from the gover

bishop william barber ii is with us next. he says this is the moment that has to be seen as a file for a fundamental shift and what he has planned. not only to change the conversation but to change the situation. >> also the call for police reform and reconsidering potentially the role that police play in their communities all together. we'll talk about it. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are p

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. >> reporter: effective immediately, salons, bars, barber shops, casinos and more get the green lightreopen. but is everyone ready kwsh this casino still closed. staff says it's working to reopen. others are in the same boat but thrilled they have the option. >> it gives people the ability to move forward. and then at the same time it gets people back to work. >> reporter: in daly city, new chairs just arrived at black and gold barber lounge, still waiting to be unpacked. the owner says the news moves up his reopening timeline. now the rush is on to get back to business. >> the date that they told us s th, obvus to gettu rea b.oug waiting area and everything is appointment only. >> reporter: at lisa's mexican restaurant, customers can finally sit down for a meal. >> people come in and say, i see the restaurant different, and are you ready to open? i says yes we are. >> reporter: mario santa cruz says part of operating safely is opting out of table dedoor. the return to ready fit in san francisco means much smaller class sizes. reopen guidelines require businesses to implement social d

we bought new barber chairs. been clearing out our waiting area and everything is appointment only. >> reporter: at lisa's mexican restaurant, customers can finally sit down for a meal. >> people come in and say, i see the restaurant different, and are you ready to open? i says yes we are. >> reporter: mario santa cruz says part of operating safely is opting out of table dedoor. the return to ready fit in san francisco means much smaller class sizes. reopen guidelines require businesses to implement social distancing and to develop health and safety plans. >> we just got to position ourselves with the mandates and the criteria. >> reporter: by wednesday evening about a dozen people were back working out. rrd out coming into the istancel gym. and that's why we're trying to make it as safe as possible. >> reporter: family entertainment in fitness centers, hotels and museums can also reopen. in san mateo county, abc 7 news. >>> it's going to be a busy week all around the bay area. on friday in adam-- >>> sonoma coun

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