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jean elle has more from wine country. >> it's crazy. it's all over the place. we were allowed to have people in that were going to have people sitting outside, we have five tables to work with, and that's it. >> reporter: ben robinson is trying to keep this restaurant cooking in napa. but with changing rules it's tough. health officials say with covid-19 cases rising, it's no longer allowing inside dining and wine tasting until at least july 30th. robinson says it's going to hurt. >> uncomfortable. you know, but i think it's the right thing to do. >> this is one section. the other section is in the corner. >> reporter: they never reopened indoor tasting, but customers are canceling. >> we are seeing cancellations. people are hearing that things are closing down. >> reporter: cases have increased 45% since june 26th. from 258 to 376 cases. the cases are linked to household spread and workplaces. he says he doesn't think closing indoor tasting will do much to slow the spread. >> what i'm frustrating by is go after the wrong situation. >> reporter: napa is a growi

remembrance of the lewis.le john robert the speaker: the chair asks that all those present in the members and ell as staff throughout the capitol, all who love john lewis, wherever you are, rise in a remembrancelence in of the conscience of the congress, the honorable john lewis. the speaker: for what purpose oes the gentleman from georgia seek -- the speaker: for what purpose georgia gentleman from seek further recognition? mr. bishop: madam speaker, i ask or a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. house resolution 1054, resolved that the house as heard with profound of the death of the lewis, a john representative from the state of eorgia, resolved, that the committee of such members of the house as the speaker may designate together with such senate as may be joined be appointed to attend the funeral. that the sergeant of arms of the house be authorized steps ected to take such as may be necessary for carrying out the provisions of these resolutions. that the necessary expenses in connection therewith be pa

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> follow the health rules or pay the price. that's the warning tonight to businesses in marin county. as of tomorrow, a new task force will collaborate with police to help locate businesses that eibors can report businesses that aren't following the rules. there are fines. $25 to $10,000 depending on the type of infraction. >>> well, today governor newsom illustrated how important it is to social distance and wear a mask. during his daily update, he showed this slide to illustrate how fast a case can grow into an outbreak. one person who's positive mixing with two or three others can balloon to exposure of more than 400. >> the point is we have to minimize our mixing. we have to minimize the transmission of this disease. we have to minimize that by practicing physical distancing, wearing the face coverings. >> newsom says the only way we're grn. as of today, 28 states now require everyone wear mks virus. the latest, arkansas. a statewide mask mandate took effect today. you can see that the states in red have mandates. the state

in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> breaking news in san francisco. a raging car fire slowing traffic along highway 101 tonight. this video just into our newsroom. this is northbound near the ellis street exit. no word on any injuries or a cause. >>> the covid death toll is rising to its fastest rate in months. roughly one american died every minute from the virus yesterday. in california, 194 deaths were reported and more than 10,000 new cases. governor newsom once again making the plea to californians to wear a mask. across the bay area, we added more than 1,000 cases today. alameda county had the highest number of new cases today at 358. contra costa county added 86 new cases. yesterday the county reported 400 new cases but now says that was a glitch in the system, and county wide there were just cas. >>> a live look now at san francisco, where health leaders say the city is experiencing a major surge in cases. this graph shows the number of hospitalizations within the city over the last four months. you can see there was a rise in hospitalizations

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> as of tomorrow, europe will once again roll out the welcome mat for tourists, just not for americans. the eu is banning u.s. travelers because of our spike in covid-19 cases. the united nations -- the eu is now welcoming travelers from more than a dozen countries but not the u.s., brazil, or russia. the european council says the country's new covid-19 cases must count, be stable or decreasing to get off that banned list. international flights at sfo are already down 85% but many travelers say this new move does make sense. >> to be fair to them, it's really a reasonable decision because the u.s. did the same. >> however, there are exceptions to the ban including for health care workers, students, and people traveling for urgent family reasons. in the u.s., new york just added california to its quarantine list. that means if you fly to new york from california, you'll have to self-isolate for 14 days after you land. >>> well, many unknowns. tonight some answers for south bay parents wondering what school will look like after summer break, everything fr

but as jean elle shows us, the game is filling a void. >> reporter: giants fans aren't allowed inside the ballpark. the outfield viewing gate is mostly covered up so it's not easy to see inside. but some fans say none of that matters. what matters is being here like they are every year. >> whoo! >> reporter: kayakers can't contain their excitement. the giants are back on the field playing the bay bridge series against the oakland a's. >> i'm beyond excited. >> right on. >> reporter: dave says during a pandemic, it's just what the doctor ordered. >> baseball is our favorite sport, and being out here and kind of participating in the game in the cove is therapy for us. and if it's not therapy for us, it's therapy for our wives to get us out of the house. >> reporter: some fans stopped to try to catch a glimpse of the action through the back fen. josh mcdonald came from mountain view. >> baseball, you know, it's the greatest thing in the world. i grew up on baseball. that's why we're here. we love it. >> reporter: colleen mejia and her family came to pay tribute to her father, honoring pa

nbc bay area's jean elle has the story. >> it was just a sad, lonely end for her. >> reporter: sylvia haguety can't stop thinking about the end of kit any's life. she knew the woman everyone called aunt kitty for more than 60 years. >> she and my mom did everything together. they were just like sisters. >> reporter: she was just always part of the family, and we loved her. >> reporter: aunt kitty was the god mother to her three children. hag looking at her at manor care. they had a covid outbreak in june. 92 residents have been infected. 14 have died, including aunt kitty. >> they had moved her into the covid wing, along with 13 other patients that day who apparently got sick at manor care all at the same time. this according to the doctor. >> reporter: hegarty says she didn't learn about the covid outbreak until after she died. she said manor care did not contact her to let her know her dear friend tested positive and was sick. she said she found out she was dead when the mortuary called about her arrangements. she and aunt kitty's children never got a chance to say goodbye. >> i wou

nbc bay area's jean elle has the inside details. >> i'm overwhelmed with emotion. it's a devastating read. >> reporter: presentation high school graduate katherine lee hayne has been waiting for her alma mater to face its troubled past for decades. she is one of several students who told high school staff about sexual abuse and misconduct on campus starting in the early 1980s until 2013. but administrators didn't act until last year when new school leadership hired an outside investigator to look into the claims. the findings released today document alleged sexual misconduct ors and one former coach and details the failure of former school leadership to act. lee hayne was the first to speak publicly mabout the abuse she endured. >> you feel a combination of reliving some of the trauma but also this amazing relief that your story is being heard and that people know the truth. >> reporter: nbc bay area's investigative unit first uncovered the story three years ago. now presentation high school says it's handing the new report over to the san jose police department an

in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> big updates out of washington today. you're looking live at capitol hill tonight. republicans unveiled major parts of their coronavirus relief proposal. the plan would pay 70% of a worker's previous wages. that replaces the current $600 per week for unemployed workers. it would also shield businesses for lawsuits. >> but we have to do it in a way that does not slow down reopening. we're also going to help this country pivot into recovery. the american people don't just want relief. they want opportunity. >> reporter: federal unemployment benefits run out friday, and the payroll protection program for businesses ends next month. house speaker nancy pelosi says democrats have had a relief bill on hold since mid-may and have been waiting for a gop counterproposal. >>> new at 11:00, a south bay standoff with police inside a donut shop. it started this afternoon around 4:00 when a man stole a couple of hundred bucks from the staples store in cupertino. employees called police, but the suspect flashed a knife and ran into the

here's nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: long lines for covid-19 testing are now a common sight in the bay area. from gilroy to san francisco, as cases surge, so does testing demand. >> i'm going to be hanging out with my friend who has a newborn baby. >> reporter: tracy foster is hoping for rapid results. she says another test location told her it would be a ten-day wait. >> that's a huge problem testing has to be a major component of a successful response. >> reporter: stanford university professor of medicine dr. joshua solomon says a shortage of testing supplies and laboratory backlogs are making it difficult to contain the virus in california and across the nation. he believes the federal government needs to provide some oversight. >> providing funding for testing in terms of managing the situation around the country to have a good handle on what are the needs and the capacity and to be able to manage the global supply chain and then to direct those supplies. >> reporter: tonight a plea from state leaders in the midst of a surge in cases. they're calling on medical provider

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> california will soon start tracking the sexual orientation of people getting tested for covid-19. providers already have to report about race and ethnicity, but the state hopes collecting this new data will close any gaps in testing and treatment. >> we expect over the course of the next month that we'll see improvements in the use of these fields and our ability to report out to you and to use this data to effectively see how our interventions are working. >> labs will also be required to collect and report the information to the state. >>> 93% of californians are currently living in a county on the governor's watch list. that includes every bay area county except san mateo. however, the peninsula could soon join the list as the health department says it has more new cases than allowed under state guidelines. meanwhile, santa cruz county was recently put on the list. today it was forced to close several indoor operations. that means like most of the bay area, hair and nail salons can only operate outdoors, but indoor malls, places of worship, and gyms

flyers and signs and notices all over the blocks to make it clear this is a masked zone only. >> jean elle, nbc news. >> in san jose owners and patrons are savoring some options. they're able to move tables into the roadway after the city closed the street to traffic that means more customers and ideally more employees. one customer told us it's super inviting. >> i'm hoping it succeeds, and it's great that these places can keep going and keep the economy going, and not all shut down. >> san pedro square farmer's market is still on. it will happen every friday. outdoor dining is currently okay in every bay area county burks things do keep changing so we're keeping track on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on the tap at the top, bay area reopening plans. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a new perspective. she is the first woman to head the richmond police department in its 110-year history. and the first woman of color. tonight the city's new top cop says she isforward. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd talked with her about the plan and the pressure. >> there is a lot of pressure. >> reporter: n

nbc bay area's jean elle has more on what's called pooled testing. >> reporter: cars line up at a covid-19 testing center in san francisco. georgine said she had to wait eight days to get in. >> this is my fourth test, and this is the longest i had to wait for an appointment. so i was a little shocked. >> reporter: she's hoping she won't have to wait that long for results. stanford is working to turn results around faster with a technique called pooled testing. >> you can pull any eight you want, process them together. then the liquid from that just gets put into a machine, and it gets run. >> reporter: stanford infectious disease dr. yvonne maldonado says pooled testing will save on time and on hard to get supplies. this is video stanford provided for its lab where instead of just testing one sample at a time, the fda has given approval to test eight samples at a time. if is a result is positive, technicians would go back and test each sample and identify which is positive. if the result is negative, they move on to the next eight. >> in is a faster wa i to get more tests in. as you he

nbc bay area's jean elle has more. >> reporter: a rising coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in sanrancisco have city leaders sounding alarm bells, sending a text alert tonight that says covid-19 hospitalizations reaching critical levels. mayor london breed says in mid-june, just 26 people were in the hospital, and that number has quickly jumped to 80. >> we're not reopening until we get this under control. >> reporter: as san francisco urges people to stay home, marin county is preparing for what could be a long-term surge if transmission isn't controlled. >> we could see some ongoing surge certainly in the weeks to come and potentially in the months. >> reporter: public health officials have launched a mobile covid-19 testing unit to try to contain outbreaks. they're now planning for a flu and covid-19 season. while hospitalization levels are stable now, they are prepared to add capacity. >> then we have an ultimate care site that's established near the civic center with 25 beds now that are ready to go. >> reporter: on a quiet friday night here in sausalito, people say after mont

nbc bay area's jean elle explains more on his plans to help. >> reporter: ar mina campos is back in the kitchen at pan cheetah's, talking about her battle with covid-19 through a translator. >> translator: i was afraid for my mother. i was afraid for my daughters. i was afraid because so many people were dying. >> reporter: like many latino essential workers, campos lives in a multi-generational household, making it difficult to isolate. governor gavin newsom says he wants to expand covid-19 services for essential workers, including providing a safe place to recover. >> a hotel room, subsidies, and the like, we want to expand that. we talked a lot about project romk roomkey. we want to build on the roomkey model and extend it to those that may need that support to be isolated. >> reporter: campos said she would be reluctant to leave family. >> translator: it seems like a good plan, but at the same time, it's not so great because you do get separated from your family. >> reporter: miguel ramirez says the plan will help prevent the spread of the virus. >> i know more spanish people, and t

let's bring in nbc bay area's jean elle. where exactly are you, and what's the latest? >> reporter: i'm here in pac heights as you mentioned here at washington and franklin. firefighters are still here. as you can see, they are monitoring for hot spots. it's taking a ladder truck to get that work done. this fire was tough to get to. it was raging on the backside of four buildings. we have some video that was taken from a nearby rooftop. you can see the flames just went up the backside of those buildings, racing, reaching the top of the three-story condo and apartment buildings. when firefighters arrived, there was lots of smoke, and that fire was spreading. crews poured a lot of water on the fire from trucks. witnesses say a barbecue started a fire in a backyard and it took off. chris porter says he's lucky he spotted the smoke early, check it out and got his wife, 2-year-old toddler and baby out. >> it started small and then started creeping up the side of the building. i went upstairs and before i noticed it it was already on this back deck up there. i was like, oh, m

the young actress adele was the 1st trans woman on the conferee of the hungary in addition of elle magazine she no longer feels saif in hungary when she was picked on threatened and assaulted she fled to believe. i think it's horrible because. it's not legal already if you want to change your your name and. and identity because i don't have rights there. transition use and homosexuality are not widely discussed in hungary many think they should stay private transgender people find the policies all fit desh especially troubling. the government strategy is to find a convenient scapegoat for them but they're not trying to improve people's lives just to achieve their own men and. heave it on a dog fears the new law will poison hungary and society and could drive her out of her country. we've got some sport major league football has returned to competitive action for the 1st time in the 4 budgets and begun with a protest against racism into miami the orlando city size fell silent for 8 minutes and 46 seconds before they gave the time that george floyd was held in the new uniform and the emperor'

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information or face a $2,000 fine the state had already imposed a two- quarantine for those travelers like elle hathaway of california who is returning to syracuse university next month >> trying to figure out a way to work with the governor and figure out a safe, effective way. realistically they know kids are not going to be able to come back two weeks early. >> reporter: with tens of thousands of people traveling here everywithout quarantining and spread the virus so far, no fines have been issued in new york city. months ago texas imposed its own 14-day quarantine for travelers from the northeast. today officials told nbc news they did not cite anyone just conducted random spot checks >> just by the sheer number of people we would need to enforce this around the clock 24/7 we just don't have that type of staffing. >> reporter: still after three people returned to warren county, new york from a vacation in florida and tested positive, 46 residents are now on lockdown and being monitored. >> we have eight active cases of coronavirus. if we had 200 active cases it gets a lot harder and more la

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. >> arrested in new hampshire, ell waived her right to a detention hearing there, clearing the way for transportation to new york where she'll be detained. they cited her international connections as a flight risk. she'd been hiding out in this 156-acre new hampshire estate, acquired through an all-cash purchase in december 2019. >> she had long-rumored to be in california, in europe. but ultimately, the fbi tracked her down in new hampshire where she had been living in a gorgeous home, continuing to lead a life of privilege, 25 years after she allegedly inflicted this kind of abuse on minor victims. >> maxwell has previously denied all allegation that she facilitated or participated in any of the sex trafficking. >> this morning was a joyful and tearful morning. it was a wonderful moment in my journey with these survivors to be able to call them and tell them that the one person who's been out in the public without being held accountable was finally in prison. >> how do your clients describe her role in jeffrey epstein's crimes and her own sner. >> she was really the central figure. s

next up teen wonder elling holland netting from a seemingly impossible position against cologne virtually parallel to the goal line shooting angle just 4 degrees is a 5 percent chance of this going in and he takes it. every bit as impressive was his last gasp headed winner at dusseldorf 10 metres out with 4 opponents around him again it's a point 05 probability and again no problem for holland. 13 goals of the finish of which only around $54.00 statistically expectable. and so to the player most likely to define the scoring odds jaden son show not least thanks to his propensity for taking on multiple opponents even facing 3 or 4 cologne defenders with his skill set and x. goals factor of 0.060 most doesn't look so bad. that kind of born son shows top drawer technique engineers of finish a 5 percent probability despite all the defenders he needs just 1.2 seconds here from reception to dispatch to quit for his multiple markers. 17 goals in total only 8 of which could have been reasonably anticipated. with dortmund so diligent at the sharp end what they're missing to close the gap on biron i

jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> new details this morning, the deadline is now over for undocumented immigrants to apply for relief assistance in california. "the mercury news" reports this morning more than 150,000 immigrants applied for state-funded disaster relief. the state plans on giving out $125 million for people who were unable to receive aid during the pandemic due to their immigration status. so far the state approved over 30,000 applications in the bay area. the program provides undocumented immigrants $500 in payments. >>> new for you this morning, today is supposed to mark a new day for pg&e. the utility expects to re-emerge from bankruptcy. ahead of that, governor newsom yesterday signed a bill meant to safeguard california if pg&e fails in that effort or falls short of reforming its operations as required by law. peninsula state senator hill authorized the measure which the senate approved on monday. it's meant to hold the utility more accountable going forward. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a wild chase spans multiple cities and ends with a car in the pac

businesses this said they were already struck elling just to get by and although already exhausted their personal loans. the governor tried to stop this surge. he closed all beaches over fourth of july weekend but that didn w now the world's fifth largest economy bracing for more closures. >> reopening reversal tonight in california. effective immediately indoor operations at restaurants, wineries and tasting rooms, movies and museums must close. bars are the hardest hit both indoor and outdoor operations now banned. >> this is in every county in the state of california, not just the counties that were on the monitoring list that we announced on july 1st. >> the one-two punch landing as the state averages more than 8,000 new cases a day. three times more than one month ago. numbers id ittru hsc.lly ser we haven't even begun to see the end of it yet. >> despite a spike in florida, miami's mayor today resisted calls for more closures. >> miami is now the epicenter of the pandemic. what were seeing in wuhan six months ago, feuf mopts ago, now we are there. >> overall florida added 28,000 ne

it will be played along with the star stapang elled banner befor each kickoff. >>> a possible about-face from the owner of the washington nfl team. daniel snyder has long maintained that he would never change the team's redskins name. now, this morning the team issued a statement saying in light of recent events and community feedback, the team will review the future of the name. washington's stadium sponsor, fedex, has asked the team to consider the change and nike recently pulled the team's gear from its website. >>> starting today, you may see voter registration information popping up on your facebook feed. facebook's voter registration drive will put a pop-up notification in the feed of every user 18 and over. it will feature information on how to register to vote along with a link to your state's registration website. facebook's goal is to register 4 million people. >>> all right, so my husband is planning on putting some ribs on the smoker tomorrow. marcus, do you have any grilling plans? >> no, but coming over to your house sounds more like it. >> six feet and a mask, i think it's

ell after she was brought to britain at the age o17 to have sex with prince andrew.e denies this took place and says he ds not recollect meeting he today prosecutors reiterated their desire to speak with him over this issue. >> i am not going to comment on anyone's status in this investigation, but we would welcome prince andrew coming in to talkus wit we would like to have the benefit of his statement. chor: prince andrew's legal team says they are bewildered by the request for a statement. as they hav contacted the department of justice twice without reply. let's get the latest from correspondent gary o'donoghue in washington. related to ghislaine maxwell, tell us about the charges. gary: pete isorth pointing out that the charges relate -- it is worth pointing out that the charges relate to events in 1994-19 97. whereas the prints are -- whereas the picture shown with prince andrew and virginia roberts giuffre happened at a later date. but th charges, particularly ones of enticing miners to have sex with jeffrey epstein, helping them travel to have sex with epstein

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let's listen to elle in wilmington, north carolina.i, elle, you're on the air. >> hi, thank you so much. i ditto the kudos. i have the tv on and you had a funny look on your face there. anyway, ditto to kudos. two points and this has to do with something that was brought up last week with barbara bush. a person talked about how she kind of and the bushes tend to put the fear of the lord in the press in that they would get called back to the white house if they printed something that was--that barbara bush was not in agreement with. yet barbara bush knew that her husband had been having an affair and so did a number of the press. but they wouldn't acknowledge that. and hillary clinton, she said, you know, lied that she knew a lot of things. why do you suppose the press and the public would be so much more willing to accept the grandmotherly barbara bush who really was very steely versus a hillary clinton who really was quite a bit more vulnerable and then-- >> all right, elle thank you, we're going to run because we're running out of ti

but you got to make sure it's ell thought out and the safety of the players and everyone else is paramount in your consideration. dr. fauci, when you step back and you look at the data nd the math, what's your biggest concern about where the u.s. is today? fauci: you know, bob, one of the things that's always concerned me -- and we talk in the a lot discussions at the coronavirus at therce -- if you look plotting of the curve for europe, they went way up. multiple different countries in the european union. if you look at it as a group, up and then they ame back down really to a true baseline of maybe tens if not hundreds of new cases each day to thousands and tens of thousands of new cases. with us is that when we shut down, in contrast to the european union, we shut down in reality, so whereas the europeans shut down 90-plus percent. so when we enter up -- we went and a peak as a country came down, we plateaued around 20,000 cases a day. started to see the resurgence in the southern to 30%, 40%, t up 0%, 7 -- 30,000, 40,000, 50,000, even up to 70,000 per day. to be.not a good place my con

the young actress or delo nobody was the 1st trans woman on the cover of the hungary in edition of elle magazine she no longer feel safe in hungary where she was picked on threatened and assaulted she fled to berlin. i think it's horrible because. it's now already if you want your your name and. and identity because i don't have rights there transition homosexuality are not widely discussed in hungary many think they should stay private transgender people find the policies of especially troubling. the government strategy is to find a convenience. for them not trying to improve people's lives just to achieve their own men as. he did in a dog feel is the new law will poison hungary and society and could drive her out of her country. their outlook is not good nearly all species of madagascar as iconic lemur are in danger of going extinct lemurs are among the many species unique to the island in the indian ocean now the international union for the conservation of nature says that a 100 in 3 of these surviving 107 species are in danger their latest report calls for a fundamental fundamental

the young actress or delo nobody was the 1st trans woman on the cover of the hungary in edition of elle magazine she no longer feel safe in hungary where she was picked on threatened and assaulted she fled to berlin. i think it's horrible because. it's now already if you want to change your name and. and identity because i don't have rights there transition homosexuality are not widely discussed in hungary many think they should stay private transgender people find the policies of especially troubling. the government strategy is to find a convenience good that they're not trying to improve people's lives just to achieve their own maintenance. he bit her dog fears the new law will poison hungary and society and could drive her out of her country. as program director for amnesty international joins us. welcome to date what effect has this change had since changed in. good dave monk. we don't know yet but what we know for sure is that this amendment to the national birth on all threads history is a fact ladies stripping down the right to a legal gender recognition of their people hungry an

benefit of doubt to anyone coming out of that shell and just being bold enough and strong enoughto eller side of the story. i really don't know whether or not tara reade is telling the stuth. we will let the -- justice system work itself out. >> lisa, go ahead. >> it is -- it must berr ly difficult for a woman who has been harassed or assaulted to come forward and talk about it. she should be listened to, and the inveigation needs to be done. but we need to be a country of due process, and weeed to make sure hurt are treated fand they been get the remedies that theyeed and that those people who have been falsely accused are also exonerated and get the redies that they need. >> as republicans, how do you think about the 20 accusers that have accused president trump of sexual harassmentr assault? >> gosh, i -- you know what? as i said earlier, every woman o comes forward,ei wants to tell story, should bheard. and we need to follow that due process. but i believe that this -- the media, the left-leaning media that we see, it's not the first time -- they will find anything -- anything -- t

here's nbc bay area's jean elle. >> in a pandemic, these masks save lives. >> reporter: working to spread the word about masks, helping to prevent the spread of covid-19. the san mateo county board of supervisors approved a public outreach campaign today hoping billboards will help get people on board. supervisor david canepa is prepared to talk fines to prevent another shutdown. >> we may have to take a next step moving forward in terms of making looking at a potential fine structure, but we're going to move forward with the education piece. >> reporter: here in contra costa county, the health officer updated mask rules today. now businesses that are open are supposed to make sure employees and volunteers cover their face, and if a customer refuses to wear a mask, business owners are not supposed to serve them or even allow them inside. >> we haven't had very much pushback. >> reporter: at the fourth boar in orinda, the mandate to refuse service will eliminate any debate. >> it certainly helps us because we can always push back. if they have an issue with it, they can write the county ju

. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> here's where we stand with the governor's watch list. seven of the nine bay area counties are on that watch list. san mateo and san francisco counties are not. health leaders in those two counties are closely watching the numbers, hoping to avoid furthershutdowns. >>> the search for solutions. later in this newscast, the new covid test that can give you results in two minutes with no nasal swab. i want to update you now on that fire near livermore, firefighters say they've been able to stop the flames from spreading. this was part of our breaking news coverage during our 6:00 newscast. our sky ranger was overhead. you can see the flames in a remote area near southeast livermore. you can see all that charred land there. this was off tesla road. it burned more than 250 acres and as of this hour, 60% containment. >>> there is some closure now to the ghost ship fire of 2016. the city of oakland will pay a $32 million settlement. lawsuits filed on behalf of 32 of the 36 people killed claim oakland was negligent for failing to inspect and shu

good consumer confidence, it's like life, if you don't have confidence, you're not going to do very ell. it has risen since 12 points in pril and job expectations have hit the all-time high. so, think of that for a second. with all we go through, with all of the trials and tribulations that we read about every night, much of it totally fake news unfortunately and if the consumer didn't get it, you wouldn't have good consumer confidence. we have consumer confidence risen 12 points since april. all-time high. retail sales surged 18%. retail sales went up an astonishing 18% in may. that's the largest increase in the history of our country. that's a tremendous number. 18%. the number of -- what it means to me is jobs. the number of unemployed americans re-entering the work force rose by 43% and fewer are dropping out of the labor force as before and the crisis is being handled. something to think about. china was way early. and they are getting under control just now. and europe was way early and they are getting under control. we followed them with this errible china virus. and we are like

this is something of a vindication that management will .ell assets years, they are finally hitting thed in tokyo. they are partnering with three local cap operations to make 600 cars available. they will run the central business district. giant isse beverage weighing an initial public offering the could raise more than $1 billion. this would, as soon as next year. they have grown into a food and arerage giant, roddick's available in more than 30 countries. bloomberg business flash grade a quick look at where equity markets are in europe. we have light volume today as result of the united states being out. we are negative on the day. we will not take much signal from this. some the mining stocks are trending low today. the cac and the dax are in negative territory over the last week did -- week. we will have more details on the close in a few minutes time. this is bloomberg. ♪ 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room.