and download it for free. that's all for us. thanks for watching, i'm liz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ht ow on jimmy kimmel, howie mandel. good night. ♪ ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ this is ridiculous. >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my abode. hey, remember when marie condo made us throw out all our stuff i want those things back now. it seems like every day we're learning something new while we're in quarantine. for instance, this is something i learned over the weekend. did you know hitler had an alligator? well, he did, and now that alligator is dead. this is a gator named saturn who passed away at age 84. during world war ii, saturn was believed to have been owned by adolf hitler, which is crazy. who knew hitler had his own

and download it for free. that's all for us. thanks for watching, i'm liz. >> and i'm dan ashley.jimmy kimmel, howie mandel. mandel. good night announcer: today on "tamron hall," what's happening inside our nation's nursing homes? the elderly separated from family, and seemingly trapped in facilities. tv personality bevy smith shares her family's tragic story, next on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. over the last couple of weeks, we've talked a lot about issues and problems that, pre-pandemic, had been swept under the rug, but now the coronavirus has exposed the broken systems in our country, like education, prison reform, disparities in health care, hunger, and now nursing homes. i think back to when i was a teenager, going to visit someone who was injured and being cared for at a nursing home. i remember seeing what i thought were unlivable conditions. it had a profound effect on me. now, when i read headlines about people dying in nursing homes, like many of you are seeing, i asked myself, "how is this even possible?" there are a lot of unknowns about co

. >> it's looking like a mighty fine fourth of july, that's all i can tell you, dan and liz. let's take a look at a beautiful sunset from our south beach camera tonight. sun went down at 8:35 and, yes, the marine layer in plain view along with the sea breeze did take temperatures down today. that cooling trend is going to continue because the marine layer has deepened to about 2,000 feet, but it was absolutely gorgeous as the sun was seting. got a little glimpse of it. here is your july fourth forecast. for the daytime hours if you are planning activities outdoors, fog at the beaches at 9:00 a.m. sunny by noon. it's going to be warmer day. mid-60s to the mid-90s, clear around the bay and inland at 8:00 p.m. for the fireworks, i know most of them have been cancelled, but if you do have some in your area, here's how it's looking. fog along the coastline, clear skies inland. santa rosa by 9:00 p.m. will be 75. still pretty mild in san jose. other cities in the 60s as you will notice. here is a look at live dopplar 7. fog pushing in over parts of the bay tonight. 50s to 70s for yo

. >> it's looking like a mighty fine fourth of july, that's all i can tell you, dan and liz. let's take a look at a beautiful sunset from our south beach camera tonight. sun went down at 8:35 and, yes, the marine layer in plain view along with the sea breeze did take temperatures down today. that cooling trend is going to continue because the marine layer has deepened to about 2,000 feet, but it was absolutely gorgeous as the sun was seting. got a little glimpse of it. here is your july fourth forecast. for the daytime hours if you are planning activities outdoors, fog at the beaches at 9:00 a.m. sunny by noon. it's going to be warmer day. mid-60s to the mid-90s, clear around the bay and inland at 8:00 p.m. for the fireworks, i know most of them have been cancelled, but if you do have some in your area, here's how it's looking. fog along the coastline, clear skies inland. santa rosa by 9:00 p.m. will be 75. still pretty mild in san jose. other cities in the 60s as you will notice. here is a look at live dopplar 7. fog pushing in over parts of the bay tonight. 50s to 70s for yo

and the headlines. abc 7's dan ashley and liz kreutz and julian glover hosted a special town hall. they and a panel of experts focused on problems and solutions including a growing idea called allyship. >> and it is not solely as a form of compassion and of sympathy, but what social sigh ko coal gitss used to call racial empathy. to look deeply to self sacrifice, have generosity and try to put themselves in condition of people of color that are literally facing a war in this country. >> other panelists suggested education and learning about past troubles for civil rights. and you can watch this town hall and our other town halls and coronavirus on abc7news.com or any of our apps. >>> it is not enough, we have to do more, we have to do better. >> the governor feels your pain. 7 on your side's michael finney gets to the bottom of issues with state unemployment benefits. >>> and an east bay city approves major budget cuts. the impact that they will have police on more. >>> but first, let's check in with mike nicco for a look at our friday forecast. >> you can already see a change taki

abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz is live to break it down with a look at the bay area and how it compares, liz, to the rest of the state. >> reporter: hi, dan, it certainly is easy to see us rolling back like this and think we're back to square one. but that's really not the case. it's sort of good news/bad news, the bad news being that cases are on the rise, so is the spread rate. the good news being it's really not as bad as it could be or as it is in other parts of the state. as coronavirus cases rise and california reverses plans to reopen, it's clear the bay area isn't out of the woods yet. how bad is it? >> the counties when you look at the entire bay area are not as bad as some of the worst-hit conditions, not as bad as los angeles or imperial. >> reporter: take a lookat this graphic showing daily cases rising in the bay area. on july 10, there were 809 new cases, not including at san quentin. now compare that to los angeles county. on july 10, they had 2,620 cases, more than three times the bay area. still, cases and hospitalizations are surging in every bay area county. even in san francisco, which is one of the two bay area counti

dan snyder owns today? forbes values it at $3.1 billion. to fox news' mike emmanuel live at fedex field where the skins play and where major developments are still unfolding. mike? reporter: lizod afternoon. now dan snyder, the owner of the washington football franchise, is responding to this explosive report, saying quote, this story has strengthened my commitment to setting a new culture and standard for our team, a process that began with the hiring of coach rivera earlier this year. we will institute new policies and procedures and strengthen our human resources infrastructure to not only avoid these issues in the future, but most importantly, create a team culture that is respectful and inclusive of all. the national football league saying today quote, these matters as reported are serious, disturbing and contrary to the nfl's values. everyone in the nfl has the right to work in an environment free from any and all forms of harassment. 15 female former employees of the washington redskins football franchise allege sexual harassment and verbal abuse. in the past week, three senior officials of the team were either fired or retired. former employee emily applegate says it

dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dietz. let's talk to liz to break down this number. liz? >> reporter: it is a jarring number, and more than that, california is about to overtake new york for most cases in the country. population rate being key to really understand where we stand compared to other states. throughout this pandemic, california has been a state to watch, first for what to do right, but now as a lesson on how fast things can change. >> unfortunately, our reopening has been treated as a green light to many to resume normal life. >> reporter: let's look at california in context with other states, specifically new york. this is a graph from back in early april, new york far surpassing california in total number of cases. but look at that graph today. california now about to surpass new york as we reach more than 400,000 cases. it's a milestone number and a significant one, but the state says that doesn't give the full picture. >> i don't myself overread the significance of that number. we're the largest state in the nation. >> reporter: california has doubled the

through the middle and end of the week, liz. >> all right, lisa, thank you. >> thanks for joining us here on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen, and coming up at 10:00, dan♪ >>> and good morning, everyone, thried to be here and thrilled to have you joining us. on a normal aids walk i would be out here with 20,000 of my closest friends as we celebrate this great day to raise money for so many causes that make a huge difference in this community for hiv and aids. this year it's aids walk live at

and he knows his numbers. patrick: that one with the flocking would retail around $44. -liz: okay. -brooke: okay. lemonis: and he's doing all of it without danke: could you put a colored lace? patrick: a hot-pink drawstring or something like that would really make it pop. i think that's a really good idea, actually. lemonis: but best of all, he's taking feedback the right way. brooke: i love the kitschy, whimsical expressions that reflect your personality. liz: my favorite part of the collection is the graphics. i think the graphics are really fun, and i think customers are looking for things that are gonna surprise and delight them. and then, i think first and foremost, it's getting the setup ready. we call it a "trunk-show" model. so, you bring in the stock and we actually sell it. then if it takes off, you know, we are big believers in chasing what's good. lemonis: a trunk show is an opportunity for a designer to bring in new products into a retail to have them test it out. if the trunk show goes well, dilascia will become a staple at bloomingdale's. well, we look forward to doing business. -liz: okay. -lemonis: thank you so much. brooke:

and the crazy cakes that will fool you every time. >> basketball is my favorite sport. >> dan rapping. that's new for "gma." >> wow! >>> good morning everyone. i'm lizweekendfrancisco's shared spaces program to create extra space for outdoor dining and social distancing. mayor breed is allowing local businesses to apply for share space permits for free. now valencia street and the mission takes its turn. so every thursday to sunday from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. no cars will be alloweden the block of 16th and 17th as well as between 18th and 19th. the grant street closure ends september 27th. >>> happening today we're getting a little tease to come what's to come this fall. the anniversary of free music aa golden gate park will likely become a virtual party. the band will give us a live performance as well as do a q&a with the fans. you can watch today at 4:00 on the hardly strictly website or their youtube, facebook or twitch sites. let's get a check of the weather now. >> certainly see the fog behind you in the city and as we look at san rafael already breaking up here. 56 in pacifica, and from sfo not much so you notice things are different this morning

and dan the vegan had a burger. but it was cake. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz.owing local businesses to apply for a shared space permanent for free. parts of grant street and china town were closed off for the first time last weekend, and now valencia street in the mission takes its turn. every thursday to sunday from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. no cars will be allowed on the block of 16th and 17th as well as 18th to 19th. the grant street closure ends september 27th. >>> we're getting a little tease what's to come this fall. the 20th anniversary of free music in golden gate park will likely become a virtual party. there's a live stream with los lobos later today. the band will give us a live performance as well as some q&a with the fans. you can watch today at 4:00 at the website. >>> check out this beautiful picture from our sutro tower camera. you can see that compressed marine layer, sunshine above. also some sun in the city. 65 in oakland. it is 57, we'll get some sun in pacifica as well. exploratorium camera and sun on the bay there. 57 with a little bit of fog up

liz and mike need it- easy. >>> all right. that's going to do it for us tonight. thank you so much for watching. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for larry beil, sandhya patel, we appreciate your time. we appreciate your time. on jimmingle, - today on "tamron hall," after the tragic loss of her 7-year-old daughter, a mother reveals how she found the strength to turn pain into purpose. her powerful message will inspire you. - i can't thank you enough for what you just offered us. thank you. - plus, how the stars of hgtv's "home town" are bringing even more heart to homes across the country, and fear not! words of wisdom with iyanla vanzant. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [dramatic rock music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. well, when someone has been to hell and back, the story they share, i find, is usually something we can all learn from. i know you're thinking, "well, how do you define hell and back?" i'm sure many of you have your own definition right now considering what we're all going through, different degrees of it. but my first guest's journey is one we would all agree fits the description of

liz and mike need it- easy. >>> all right. that is it for tonight. i almost said the week. wishful thinking. thanks for joining us. i'm ama dates. >> getting close. >> getting close. i'm danley. -today on "tamron hall," taking care of your mental health. an award-winning actress, a husband and wife, a single mom and more talk about why now, more than ever, it's okay to not feel okay, and it's okay to talk about it, right now on "tamron hall." -welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. so here's a line for you. it's okay not to be okay. i cannot take credit for that line. i'm going to show you where it came from and why that message is resonating. i'm sure you understand why, certainly these days. this show today is a real conversation about where we are, of course, in the crisis, but where we are as it relates to our mental health. i happen to believe, in some degree, we all struggle with mental health. clearly there are levels. there are people who have to seek medication for treatment, others counseling, and some people meditate. i happen to meditate. i do transcendental meditation to kind of calm my spirit and calm my mind. that's what works for me, but we're creeping int

. >> hey, dan, liz, how would you like the get paid $1 million a year from your old employer for doing absolutely nothing. my dream job. the team that keeps giving and giving. plus, the nfl about to dramatically cut the pre seasonful will the niners still seasonful will the niners still play the every year, you can see spectacular celebrities thisear every year, you can see they are coming to you! join bette midler gloria estefan matt bomer stars of queer eye rupaul's drag race superstars. for aids walk san francisco live at home, streaming on july 19 to benefit prc and their covid relief efforts all over the city. register now at aidswalk.net >>> good evening. i can see this coming. the nfl cutting the scenic down from four games to two because of the pandemic. so games scheduled for the first week and the last week will likely be canceled. starters rarely play in those games anyway so nobody will will about it. august 21, then visit the bears in chicagoore septr 13inst arizona. all of this is subject to change, obviously. major league soccer will be restarting next week. the earthquakes tommy thompson joined us today. they were the first mls team

and they did so to minimize these allegations. i think that's just so disappointing. i'm not saying that there aren't republican voices out there, liz cheney, kin singer, dan crenshaw, othersry, maybe mike mcall who understand if these reports are true, this is deadly serious. if you look at the partisan folks, people like devin nunez and others, they're following the white house lead. they want to minimize this and pretechbd it's not what it has been recordeds to be. look, we can see this with our own eyes on the pages of "the new york times" and i do think when the president is talking about withdrawing troops from germany, when he's trying to get russia back not g8 which is an exclusive club of the world's largest economies, they were kicked out after they invaded the ukraine. it's a question, why in the hell is the president of the united states puckering up to putin when he ought to be sticking up for america. >> congressman, it's susan del percio. looking at these reports, they seem to be credible. we know the president has chosen not to acknowledge it. this intelligence comes from people on the ground so what's happening there? have they been told -- do we believe t