>> this is alicia cabrera. i provided a memo that was distributed yesterday, and in there, i talk about that particular decision. so unless you want me to disclose my legal advice in public, which i don't advise, that is not what i said, so i refer you back to the memo. >> commissioner dejesus: you can -- you can tell us there's a court case on it. it's a published opinion. >> right. and we engaged in effects bargaining, and we reached an agreement with training and discipline. >> commissioner dejesus: i said that. we reached an agreement with training, but they continued to say we had to meet and confer on shooting at cars, and we said no. >> an important part to remember is we engaged in bargaining, and -- >> commissioner dejesus: i agree with you. we did around that one issue that was resolved rather quickly, but then, it still got bogged down and we implemented it. >> commissioner hamasaki: you know, the challenge here is we've got three trial attorneys, and we're ready for trial. and i think the city attor

i'm ana cabrera in new york following breaking news. an explosion and fire onboard a u.s. navy ship based in san diego. 11 sailors treated for what is described as minor injuries. cnn's paul vercammen is following the story. paul first, what are we learning about this ship? >> reporter: well, it's the "bonhomme richard" and home port of san diego. amphibious assault vehicle, has the capacity to launch helicopters and whatnot from its deck and can also launch what we call l-cacs from its old, and they can transport tanks and various personnel carriers, other things. this ship that you're seeing on fire was commissioned in 1998. you might wonder about that name. bonhomme richard is actually the third bonhomme richard. this vessel was named after ben minh franklin. the french says he's a good man, richard, therefore, bonhomme richard. the smoke indicates there's possibly fuels burning up in to the sky and i know the previous guest talked about the toxicity of it. this vessel also played a big role in "operation iraqi freedom" and it was involved in the rescue efforts after a

i'm ana cabrera in new york.independence, normally an upbeat holiday, overshadowed this year by the flip side, the deadly coronavirus pandemic. let me show you the parts of the country right now where the number of new infections is on the rise. a lot. 34 states in all, some of them with a more than 50% spike in new cases. beaches and parks are open and busy in places where the disease is running less rampant. health officials begging people to avoid large gatherings, to cover their faces, whatever they can do to keep the virus from spreading. president trump, we're learning, is planning to hold another

i'm ana cabrera in new york. 140,000 americans are dead, more than 3 million are sick. doctors are screaming out for help. we just learned in florida no icu beds are available statewide. in arizona, that state reported the highest one-day death count sins the pandemic began. in georgia, north carolina, records shattered for new cases in a single day, yet the president of the united states says all those warnings from dr. fauci about how much worse this could get, that is him being a bit of an alarmist. >> this weekend your white house put out a series of statements, so-called mistakes that dr. fauci had made. one of your right-hand men put out this -- have you seen this? >> well, look -- >> dr. faucet shows him as a leaker and an alarmist. >> i don't know about a leaker, but a bit of an alarmist. dr. fauci at the beginning -- and again i have a great relationship with him -- dr. fauci said this would pass. he was wrong. he said don't ban china. i did. he then admitted -- >> let's be clear. the president is taking

i'm in for ana cabrera. new records being shattered, with more than 4 million cases here in the u.s., the state of florida surpassing new york, now second only to california. the state reporting more than 9,000 cases in a single day, something it has done now for 23 days this month. currently hospitals in miami-dade of at 146% capacity. a troubling statistic out of maryland, where 60% of the new cases being reported are people until the age of 40. >>> while coronavirus rates across the country differ, one thing millions of americans have in common is an increasingly urgent economy emergency. the extra $600 unemployment runs out this week. >>> and the question for parents -- when can our children returned to school safety? secretary azar making clear this morning that -- >> each community will have to make the determination about the circumstances for reopening and what steps they take for reopening, but the presumption should be we get our kids back to school. >> understood, mr. secretary. >> and how to make

>> this is alicia cabrera. i provided a memo that was distributed yesterday, and in there, i talk about that particular decision. so unless you want me to disclose my legal advice in public, which i don't advise, that is not what i said, so i refer you back to the memo. >> commissioner dejesus: you can -- you can tell us there's a court case on it. it's a published opinion. >> right. and we engaged in effects bargaining, and we reached an agreement with training and discipline. >> commissioner dejesus: i said that. we reached an agreement with training, but they continued to say we had to meet and confer on shooting at cars, and we said no. >> an important part to remember is we engaged in bargaining, and -- >> commissioner dejesus: i agree with you. we did around that one issue that was resolved rather quickly, but then, it still got bogged down and we implemented it. >> commissioner hamasaki: you know, the challenge here is we've got three trial attorneys, and we're ready for trial. and i think the city attor

the "cnn newsroom" continuing with ana cabrera, after this.ut first, i want to highlight this week's cnn hero as latin america struggles with coronavirus. cnn's 2016 hero of the year is giving young people with disabilities in colombia hope. >> this is their second home, and they really, really miss the foundation. we're supporting the families and the children, first of all, with food. the we're providing in-home therapy, in-home medical attention, school via the internet we provide virtual class classes. the emotional and psychological part has really affected them. we have an entire team of professionals who give emotional support. the message for the community that we have wanted to carry over, is of hope. (vo) jack was one of six million pets in animal shelters in need of a home. he found it in a boy with special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we're proud to have helped over 230,000 pets so far... c

xfinity mobile. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. live in the cnn newsroom.an of the civil rights movement, a hero of american history, and the conscience of the u.s. congress, is gone. long-time georgia congressman john lewis died last night of pancreatic cancer, a disease he fought with the same courage and strength he used to battle racial injustice. and at a time when the nation's facing a real reckoning, his life is a lesson for all of us. born a son of sharecroppers he became a follower and colleague of martin luther king jr., organizing sit-ins at lunch counters, challenging segregated buses. he was also the last surviving speaker from the

i'm ana cabrera in new york. right now, from all corners of the country, tributes pouring in to honor the life and monumental impact of a man called one of the greatest heroes of american history. congressman john lewis of georgia, 34 years in the house of representatives, a man who fought and bled for equality during the civil rights movement -- he passed away last night at his home in atlanta at the age of 80. people are making their voices heard today. former president barack obama, quote, he loved this country so much that he risked his life and his blood so that it might live up to its promise. and through the decades, he not only gave all of himself to the cause of freedom and justice, bun inspired generations that followed to try to live up to his example. and speaker of the house, nancy pelosi saying the congressman's goodness, faith skrk bravery transformed our nation. every day of his life was dedicated to bringing freedom and justice to all. these are live pictures outside st. luke's episcopal church i

i'm ana cabrera in new york.ht now, from all corners of the country, tributes pouring in to honor the life and monumental impact of a man called one of the greatest heroes of american history. congressman john lewis of georgia, 34 years in the house of representatives, a man who fought and bled for equality during the civil rights movement -- he passed

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i'm ana cabrera in new york. this is not the direction anyone wants the coronavirus pandemic to go. new infections here in the u.s. are exploding. the latest numbers, more than 66,000 new cases in just one day. the new epicenter, florida. today reporting more than 10,000 new cases, just as walt disney world opens up to visitors for the first time since the pandemic hit. yes, the magic kingdom is open today and we have much more on that straight ahead. but first, here's a broader look at where new infections are up in the u.s. since last weekend. 29 states reporting a rise in covid-19 cases, some of them a very sharp rise. the spike is causing governors to slam the brakes on efforts to get back to normal. in fact, more than half the states are now halting plans to reopen or rolling them back, reverting to earlier guidance and restrictions. also new today, "the new york times" is reporting it has seen an internal cdc document that says the highest risk to spreading the virus will be the full reopening of schools and universities. this is the same week president trump threatened to cut

we've taken votes on this, and that's why i'm confused about what miss cabrera just said. >> vice president taylor: if we vote yes on commissioner elias' motion, d.h.r. would be required to meet with us, but what is the next step? i don't think that's ever been -- >> commissioner elias: the next step is we implement 5.01, and if there's a problem, they'll sue us, like they did last time. [inaudible] >> commissioner hamasaki: i think i'm totally confused. so we do or we don't vote on whether something goes to meet and confer. >> we don't. >> commissioner dejesus: that's why i want to agendize it. we should have a policy how we want to move forward in the future on these things, and we have a discussion on certain things and what should be included in the meet and confer. >> right now, what's at issue is the black hole and whether we want to get these policies or reforms implemented. >> commissioner hamasaki: i do think that what commissioner dejesus said, that we should have a broader discussion about this. i think there's discussion needed by the other commissioners, commissioner dejesus an

i'm bianna golodryga in for ana cabrera. the coronavirus is shattering records for the number of people infected and dying. more than 1,000 people reported dead in just 24 hours. florida now surpassing new york in total number of cases with an additional 12,000 infections reported just on friday. in all, more than 400,000 people are sick in florida. and california has the most active cases in the nation this weekend. and this terrible figure, friday saw the highest number of people die from the virus in a single day. with hospitals and staff already stretched to their limits in texas, add one more emergency, category one hurricane hanna expected to make landfall today. the fda just authorized the first diagnostic test to screen people for the coronavirus who may be asymptomatic. that test may go a long way to help schools and workplaces reopen. >>> let's begin with florida. in an unexpected move as new cases and deaths surge and hospitals run out of icu beds, florida officials are now discussing, get this, reopening bars. le

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i'm ana cabrera in new york. fourth of july weekend and across america right now, people are deciding how to celebrate america's independence while at the same time a deadly pandemic is mounting a new surge across this country. there's just no historical precedent. 37 states this weekend are reporting a rising number of new infections, especially florida, which is seeing an especially steep spike in new cases. florida health officials reporting more than 11,400 new cases just today. that is another record high number for single-day cases in florida. looking around the country right now, washington, d.c., some people are out but crowds, small so far ahead of the july 4th celebration there. that will feature live music, flyovers, and fireworks. also right now, this live view of orange beach, alabama, gulf shore beaches are open, including on the florida panhandle, but many beaches in south florida are closed. the entire weekend. with dusk to dawn curfews in place in the miami area. and we have you covered from coas

i'm ana cabrera in new york. a battle foughtality t alitt th level of the u.s. government over who to believe with more than 130,000 americans dead of the coronavirus and a staggering number of new infections emerging every day, the trump white house reportedly is working to discredit dr. anthony fauci, the straight-talking infectious disease expert who served six u.s. presidents. a senior white house official telling cnn that certain people in the white house don't trust dr. fauci anymore. they accuse him of not having the president's best interests at heart. the president only yesterday wore a mask in public for the first time. something most americans have been doing for months. largely because of sound advice from scientists like dr. anthony fauci. so who to believe? a globally-respected scientist and public health authority? or the man in the white house, whose message over and over has been, don't worry. the coronavirus is going to disappear. cnn's kristen holmes is at the white house for us. what else have we learned about this growing rift between dr. fa

newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york. our breaking news off the top here, for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, president trump finally wore a mask in public. this was just a short time ago at walter reed military medical center in bethesda, maryland. the president telling people close to him that wearing a mask in the hospital is, quote, a very appropriate thing, but our cnn reporting is that it took more than a week of aides practically begging him to get this photo op to happen so that he could set an example for the country at a time when we are seeing record coronavirus cases nationwide. in just one day more than 66,000 people tested positive, staggering number, one we've never seen in a single day. several states also reportingly numbers. just into cnn, texas, health officials with the grim news more than 10,000 people were also confirmed infected, the highest ever seen in a single day in that state. a few minutes ago i talked to an exhausted, just exhausted and angry emergency room doctor in ariz

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for staying with me. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." and across the united states right now, the number of people infected, in hospitals and dying from the coronavirus is not going down. in fact, it is on the rise. the total number of u.s. cases, 3.2 million, that's more than the population of 21 states. think about that. and this is where new cases of the virus are shooting up. in some states, significantly. and this just into cnn. the cdc is updating its estimate of how many people infected with the coronavirus have no symptoms at all. about 40% of people with the virus are not physically sick, according to the cdc. that's up from their estimate of 35% back in may. researchers also saying they believe half of all covid-19 cases are transmitted before people show signs of being sick. with so many states reporting record infection rates and hospitals struggling to treat the surge of new patients, president trump is shrugging off this alarming spread of the virus as a minor

i'm ana cabrera in new york following breaking news. an explosion and fire onboard a u.s.ed in san diego. 11 sailors treated for what is described as minor injuries. cnn's paul vercammen is following the story. paul first, what are we learning about this ship? >> reporter: we

. >>> tonight at 11:00, san mateo is the only cabrera county not on the state watch list.may not last for long. the mad dash of people looking to visit still open businesses. >>> plus, a glimmer of hope for financially strapped cal train. the letter for a coalition of officials saying voters should be able to decide on funding. >> finally tonight -- >> and you still have a few hours to enjoy an official national celebration. >> yeah. social distancing didn't stop people from partaking in national ice cream day in san francisco. ice cream lovers had to get their orders to go though. president ronald reagan proclaimed the third sunday in july as national ice cream day in 1984 after it was revealed 90% of americans enjoy the sweet treat. and i thought it was just a marketing ploy. >> favorite flavor? >> vanilla! it's a classic. >> "localish bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area, it's time to share some ama good. this show is all about food, good people, and today, mom knows best. >> hola, san francisco. >> meet your new favorite hot sauce.

i'm ana cabrera in new york. across the country this weekend americans are facing a decision they have never had to make before, to go outside on this fourth of july and celebrate the traditional way or keep it closer to home, away from the crowds, safer from the coronavirus pandemic. just another thing making 2020 a year like nothing we've experienced before. now, this is where the number of new cases is on the rise this weekend. as you can see, it is most of the country. and not just high, but record high numbers of new cases being reported in places like california, arizona, texas, and especially florida. this is ocean city, maryland, where beaches on the eastern seaboard are open and busy. some with mandatory face mask rules in effect, others not. the beaches in south florida, the miami area, also near los angeles on the west coast are all closed for the entire independence day weekend and a scaled down fourth of july celebration is set to go off tonight on the national mall in washington, d.c. this is what i

i'm ana cabrera in new york. and the number of americans infected with the coronavirus is now equal to the populations of 21 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico combined. look at that number there on the right side of your screen. 3.2 million people infected in the united states. and this just in. texas is reporting their highest number of new covid-19 positive cases, more than 10,000 in one day. the state of florida also reporting more than 10,000 new cases. this map showing you where they are concentrated, and the governor of louisiana today issuing a statewide face mask order for everyone eight years and older. that goes into effect monday. the cdc is also updating its estimate of how many people are infected with the coronavirus and have no symptoms at all. about 40%, they say, of people with the virus are not physically sick. this is, again, according to the cdc. that is up from their estimate from 35% back in may. researchers also saying they believe half of all covid-19 cases are transmitted before p

the representative jack iie spes worked in the cabrera. they traveled to selma three times. >> i can't begin to tell you the loss to this country that he represents. because he could be on both sides by his presence. and he had a humility. as gras it a man as he was, he had this humility that few members of congress have. and i just loved him with all my heart. >> the former san francisco mayor willy brown had been friends with lewis since his activist work in the 1960s. he said young people could carry on his legacy after the death of george floyd. >> when the demonstrators took to the streets in america, if not all over the world, it brought a smile to john lewis' face. because for the first time, all the things that he stood for was beginning to make sense to everybody in the world. >> lewis visited san francisco many times over the years, often to support charities. >>> house speaker pelosi released a statement on lewis' passing tonight. it read in part today america mourns the loss of one of the greatest heroes of american history. co

but miss cabrera, are you able to talk about this? i know that she sent you an e-mail, commissioner elias. are you here? >> i am here. >> commissioner elias: well, i think, too, allow me to finish what i was saying, and the city attorney can jump in. on page 12 of the d.g.o., when we talked about pointing a firearm at a person, in the old d.g.o., it says the pointing of a firearm is [inaudible] and requires justification. the chief and i were in agreement that the sentence should be left as is, as is, meaning that -- >> vice president taylor: the city attorney is saying that that violates california law. i think there's some stuff that we need to talk about. if it's a matter -- talk aboutk about. if it's a matter of us putting it over a week -- >> commissioner elias: well, here's where i disagree. a seizure is a matter where anyone doesn't feel free to leave, and i can't imagine a circumstance where a police officer would feel free to leave with a police officer pointing a firearm on this. >> vice president taylor: well, commissioner

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank for you being with us. first one during a national emergency, but the first one in 100 years during a deadly pandemic. . beaches and parks open and busy this weekend. literally tens of thousands of new cases every day. now these are the states reporting cases going up, not down. all the of the states owner and maroon. the so-called infection curve is mostly going up right now. >> wow. are you having a good time? >> but you wouldn't know there was an urgent health emergency in the united states today by listening to the president this weekend. this is how president shrugs off the alarming number of new infections being reported around the country 6. >> now we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, with -- we show cases, 99% of which are totally harmless. >> he says 99% of the cases totally harmless. facts first, nearly 3 million americans are now either sick or have tested positive for the coronavirus,

the representative jack iie spes worked in the cabrera. they traveled to selma three times. >> i can't begin to tell you the loss to this country that he represents. because he could be on both sides by his presence. and he had a humility. as gras it a man as he was, he had this humility that few members of congress have. and i just loved him with all my heart. >> the former san francisco mayor willy brown had been friends with lewis since his activist work in the 1960s. he said young people could carry on his legacy after the death of george floyd. >> when the demonstrators took to the streets in america, if not all over the world, it brought a smile to john lewis' face. because for the first time, all the things that he stood for was beginning to make sense to everybody in the world. >> lewis visited san francisco many times over the years, often to support charities. >>> house speaker pelosi released a statement on lewis' passing tonight. it read in part today america mourns the loss of one of the greatest heroes of american history. co

. >>> today san mateo county became the last in the cabrera to be added to the state's watch list for increased coronavirus activity. it joins san francisco and santa cruz as the haste additilatest . if it remains on the list for three consecutive days, many places will have to close. >> i honor that they're doing what they need to do to keep people safe. does it suck? is it hard for all the business owners? yeah. it is. it is really emotional of it is scary. >> last week the county public health officer issued a warning saying social gatherings were partly to blame. alameda county has more cases than any other bay area county. it is the only one to receive 10,000 local a hot spot. today on midday live, we asked mayor libby schaaf directly about the situation there. >> people, your picnic can wait. if you really love your family and friends, respect social distancing. wear a mask. and call them on the phone or zoom with them. we have got to to that the spread of this virus. >> the mayor said the city is cracking down on vendors and parking around lakes to decrease crowds. we're tracki

but miss cabrera, are you able to talk about this? i know that she sent you an e-mail, commissioner elias. are you here? >> i am here. >> commissioner elias: well, i think, too, allow me to finish what i was saying, and the city attorney can jump in. on page 12 of the d.g.o., when we talked about pointing a firearm at a person, in the old d.g.o., it says the pointing of a firearm is [inaudible] and requires justification. the chief and i were in agreement that the sentence should be left as is, as is, meaning that -- >> vice president taylor: the city attorney is saying that that violates california law. i think there's some stuff that we need to talk about. if it's a matter -- talk aboutk about. if it's a matter of us putting it over a week -- >> commissioner elias: well, here's where i disagree. a seizure is a matter where anyone doesn't feel free to leave, and i can't imagine a circumstance where a police officer would feel free to leave with a police officer pointing a firearm on this. >> vice president taylor: well, commissioner

i'm in for ana cabrera. now more than 16 million cases globally, and the extra $600 unemployment benefits runs out this week. mitch mcconnell says more relief is two, three weeks ago, hopefully. the house speaker nancy pelosi says she's been anxious to negotiate for more than two months, and congress can't go home until a stimulus deal is reached. let's begin this hour in california, which currently leads the nation for the most confirm coronavirus cases. more than 448,000 and counting the surging case numbers having a huge impact on some businesses like restaurants, especially in the los angeles area, where paul vercammen joins us now. >> reporter: extremely hard at this time. trois mec is a favorite of the foodies and of the critics, this is a chance to come in here and sample, the le febvre family said the food industrial is in a true crisis. we talked to another restaurant tour, dustin lancaster, he owns 13 restaurants in the lajs area and bars. three have already closed. he hayes laid off 250 employees,

>> this is alicia cabrera. i provided a memo that was distributed yesterday, and in there, i talk about that particular decision. so unless you want me to disclose my legal advice in public, which i don't advise, that is not what i said, so i refer you back to the memo. >> commissioner dejesus: you can -- you can tell us there's a court case on it. it's a published opinion. >> right. and we engaged in effects bargaining, and we reached an agreement with training and discipline. >> commissioner dejesus: i said that. we reached an agreement with training, but they continued to say we had to meet and confer on shooting at cars, and we said no. >> an important part to remember is we engaged in bargaining, and -- >> commissioner dejesus: i agree with you. we did around that one issue that was resolved rather quickly, but then, it still got bogged down and we implemented it. >> commissioner hamasaki: you know, the challenge here is we've got three trial attorneys, and we're ready for trial. and i think the city attor

we'll hear the frustrations of cabrera folks trying to get unemployment benefits.hursday at 5:15 on our facebook page and youtube channel, and on abc7news.com. >>> amazon is using robots to get your deliveries to you faster. so check it out. testing has been underway with the amazon scout in california and washington. it is now expanding to georgia and tennessee. it goes that walking pace. they said the fully electric delivery system will help the company meet its goals for net carbon efficiency. >>> a way to watch movies in the company of others is coming to san francisco and it's on the water. floating cinema allows to you watch movies in tickets require the whole berth to be purchased to ensure it is seated with friends and family only. floating cinemas will be in town the first week of september. >>> calls for the strictly blue grass festival are expected to be announced later this week. the relations manager will host along with the band logo who will perform during the live stream discussion saturday. during the event, i'll talk about what's in store for fans

ocasio cortez may be in for a rough primary the fourteenth district against moderate michelle caruso cabrera, former cnbc host but aoc crushed her. far left candidate jamal bowman that aoc and her pack justice democrats endorsed in the thirteenth district to feed longtime incumbent elliott angle, a strong supporter of israel. justice democrats had mixed results in other primaries but there is no sign that centrists will be winning congressional elections anytime soon. shannon: george a special election for senate is one of the most high profile interparty sites on the ballot come november. doug collins challenging kelly leffler and taking a lot of heat in the process. >> opposes term limits, supported millions for common core and millions more for sanctuary cities, politically correct restrictions on second amendment rights, typical politician doug collins. >> let's start there with republican congressman from georgia doug collins. would you like to respond to that. >> desperate candidates making desperate claims. the democrats in washington, i have been there, watch tv the last year and a h

i'm ana cabrera in new york and just in to cnn.e in positive covid-19 test results today. more than 120 students who attend the university of washington in seattle are now infected with the coronavirus according to the university and the city's public health officials. almost all of these newly infected people live in the

low prize from most of the cabrera. tomorrow's highs, mid 80s to low 90s. 84, san carlos, mid 60s on the coast at half moon waive. up in the north bay, sunny skies, 86 will be the high. than rosa, 87, sonoma, yefl vallejo, they have some at oakland. the inland east bay will have highs from 88 in antioch, 94. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the warm weather will give way to cooler pattern on monday. for virtually, only in the mid to upper 80s. another warming trend will begin at the end of next week. a great fourth of july weekend coming up. enjoy. >>> coming up next, the case of a 20-year-old latina who disappears thousands of miles away is striking a chord in the bay area. >>> telehealth has been hugely successful during this pandemic. so why are some insurance companies trying to close it down? 7 on your side is coming up. >>> join me on monday for my tax chat. we'll be answering your questions beginning at 5:15 at the abc7 website, news app, facebook page and youtube >>> a new fight for justice is gaining

i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news.ning numbers out of florida where hospitals are just trying to keep up with the number of coronavirus patients. we are now learning more than 9,000 people are hospitalized in the state, a jump from 7,000 just eight days ago. icus in miami-dade county are at 122% capacity. and ventilator use is up 64% in the last two weeks. florida has become the new epicenter of the coronavirus in the u.s. with more than 10,000 new cases reported just today, pushing the state total past 337,000. south florida lawmakers are

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now any time you need help with housing or any other issue, to go abc7news.com/better cabrera.etter bay area. >>> at one point today the dow was down 500 points. it closed with a loss of 225 points. the nasdaq was down 44. the s&p 500 closed down 12. the coronavirus pandemic sent the economy plunging by a record shattering 32.9% last quarter. the previous record worst quarterly contraction of the gross domestic product was 10% in 1958. a $600 per week unemployment benefit created to help americans during the coronavirus pandemic will likely expire tomorrow. the senate left washington today and didn't extend it. republicans want to renew the bone us but give less money and democrats at a standstill despite agreement that more aid is needed. >> ultimately, the country does need another boost. another rescue bill. we do have differences over how big it should be. mitch mcconnell said there is a chance to that is a deal next being. democrats want a $3 trillion relief package. republicans want a 1 trillion relief package. they still don't agree on how much for home owners, rentalers

. >> reporter: marissa cabrera has been doing color and extensions for the past three years. >> our shop is located upstairs in a building, and in that building, there's no way to, you know, have -- bring down chairs to set up a tent. there's no space outside for a tent. it's getting really hot. we're in the middle of summer. so unfortunately it's not even feasible for our salon in particular. >> reporter: even if it was feasible, alamcounty public health is not allowing outdoor hair so loans, despite governor newsom's new guidelines, which do permit it, but local counties have the last word. the alameda health term said in a statement that covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the rise quote we do not intend to open any new secretary errs at this time, and will continue to monitor state and local indicaters to develop the next steps. >> we have to have a discussion. i can't pay my rent. you know, i had a baby in february, so i went on maternity leave, and i haven't been able to work since then. >> and i'm so sad for the salon owners that don't have this kind of space and they can't

abc7 news analyzed the numbers and found that six cabrera counties saw a spike in covid-19 hospitalizations between may 22nd and june 29th. in the case of marin county, the hospitalization rate went from 1.15%. in san francisco, 4.94% to 7%. >> if we continue to see some of the surges we're seeing, there is no good reason to think we won't be packed with covid patients within two, three, four weeks. >> reporter: here are more troubling numbers. total covid-19 cases in the bay area on june 29th, almost 24,000. that's a 74% increase from may 29th when we were at just over 13,000. at ucsf, there are currently 20 in patients. 11 are in icu. >> we are double where we were two or three weeks ago. overnight, there were a bunch of people admitted. >> reporter: he's concerned that people are becoming less vigilant about wearing masks. he's notice go more and more young people are choosing not to wear them and women are not wearing them as much as women. he said we need to get back to the mentality we had at the height of the crisis. >> the 80 to 90% at the height and maybe 60 to 70% currently. >> a

the cabrera congressman jackie speier said he sleeps in his office and she's asking, where is he going to quarantine? speier told abc7 news, his behavior is not only irresponsible. it is dangerous and reckless. >>> san francisco sheriff is confirming a second hall of justice employee has tested positive for covid-19 this month. it is not known where that employee contracted the virus but the sheriff says his office is testing both staff and people currently in jail. >>> san francisco's famed cliff house restaurant is suing its insurance carrier after having its catastrophic business interruption claim denied. the 162-year-old establishment is taking action againstalians insurance. they played exorbitant claim for decades. they closed temporarily last week. >>> meantime california pizza kich general filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. c pmp cpk is doing it voluntarily to reduce the debt load. it says it remains open for takeout and delivery. and google has not escaped the economic woes. ad sales have tanked causing to report first quarterly revenue decline in the company's history. >>> it

i'm ana cabrera in new york.he celebration of america's independence, normally an upbeat holiday, overshadowed this year by the flip side, the deadly coronavirus pandemic. let me show you the parts of the country right now where the number of new infections is on the rise. a lot. 34 states in all, some of them with a more than 50% spike in new cases. beaches and parks are open and busy in places where the disease is running less rampant. health officials begging people to avoid large gatherings, to cover their faces, whatever they can do to keep the virus from spreading. president trump, we're learning, is planning to hold another in-person campaign rally. this one is scheduled for next saturday in new hampshire. a campaign source telling cnn the rally will be held at an airplane hanger. at last month's campaign rally, multiple campaign staffers tested positive for the coronavirus. and in cities around the country this weekend, some mayors are calling the president's attitude toward the pandemic dangerous and wro

i'm in for ana cabrera.ew records being shattered, with more than 4 million cases here in the u.s., the state of florida surpassing new york, now second only to california. the state reporting more than 9,000 cases in a single day, something it has done now for 23 days this month.cu

i'm ana cabrera in new york. i really appreciate you spending part of your fourth of july with me. our cnn special "fourth of july in america" starts live after a quick break. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ♪ >> america. at a unique moment in history. on this fourth of july, a nation fighting anew for life, liberty, and justice for all, as we mark the anniversary of our independence. tonight, a holiday event,

i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news. more stunning numbers out of florida where hospitals are just trying to keep up with the number of coronavirus patients. we are now learning more than 9,000 people are hospitalized in the state, a jump from 7,000 just eight days ago. icus in miami-dade county are at 122% capacity. and ventilator use is up 64% in the last two weeks. florida has become the new epicenter of the coronavirus in the u.s. with more than 10,000 new cases reported just today, pushing the state total past 337,000. south florida lawmakers are cracking down by implementing stricter curfews, limiting private gatherings and mask fines. in miami-dade county, you can be fined $100 for not wearing a mask. dr. mark sapino is an e.r. physician at jackson memorial hospital where just this week 153 employees tested positive for the virus. doctor, i know you yourself have contracted the virus and have since recovered. i'm so glad to see you're doing well. what is your hospital's capacity right now? >> we are full. what i w

i'm bianna golodryga in for ana cabrera. the case count in the united states tops 4.1 million. more than 1,000 dying daily for the last four days. 314 more people gone since the clock struck midnight. in florida, 50 hospitals statewide have hit icu capacity. the state recording an additional 12,000 cases on friday, surpassing new york's total case count. >>> and california has the most cases and is reporting its highest number of covid-19-related deaths in a single day, 159 people. >>> and texas is grappling with another threat as it battles the virus. the governor has issued a disaster declaration for 32 counties threatened by hurricane hanna. let's go to california where the state leads the entire u.s. for confirmed coronavirus cases with more than 440,000. cnn's paul vercammen is in los angeles. paul, what more can you tell us tonight? >> reporter: well, it's just not letting up here, and here's the latest numbers that have just come in to me. they now say that here in los angeles county, the biggest county in the nation, the county with the biggest outbreak of positive case

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for staying with me. >>> two reality in the united states when it comes to our health and this horrific pandemic. two realities. one made up of scienceance facts, research, data and people getting sick and dieing unfortunately from the out of control coronavirus. the other reality made of whatever president trump is saying that makes him shrug off the pandemic as overblown, makes him say new infections are rising simply because of more testing, makes him say covid-19 the virus that now killed 140,000 americans is just going to "disappear." watch president trump in a program aired earlier today when an interviewer puts in front of him the hard data about the skyrocketing number of americans caught in an avalanche of new coronavirus cases. >> do you still talk about it as "burning embers" but i want to put up a chart that shows where we are with the illness over the last four months. as you can see, we hit a peak here in april. 36,000 cases. >> cases. >> a day. >> cases. >> yeah.