it's really tough to understand so that's why they're looking at these metrics and san matteo county, just for whatever reason, hasn't risen to the top because their metrics are okay. that doesn't mean they're out of the woods either and this is a very dynamic process and i think that's why it makes people unsettle unsettled pause tomorrow you u might wake up and you'd figure out in san matteo county, you can want have the same freedoms you had yesterday. so i think every day is a different day and people, including myself, have to be psychologically ready for changes day by day. >> all right. well, even if you have some variances from county to county in terms of the numbers, does it not make sense from a policy r perspective to have the same rules? then you might be saying okay, inviting people from a different county to come to san matteo county so they can still get their nails done or haircut. isn't there some type of need for uniformity when talking about one region? >> yes. there is definitely a need for uniformity. and i think governor newsom went one step in that direction by

the one hold out, san matteo county. a lot of people from across the bay area going there to get haircuts and other services. but some county leaders believe san matteo will get put on the watch list as soon as tuesday. here the new daily cases across the bay area right now. 156 new cases today. that's the most out of any county that reported today. marine county with 146 new cases. san francisco 86. counties with dashes have not yet updated their cases for the day today. >>> and statewide cases are also on the rise here. california with more than 384,000 cases. almost 7,700 people have died in the state from the virus. >>> let's talk about positivity rates, the number of positive cases out of the total number of people tested. data compiled from johns hol kins university over the last seven days. we wanted to compare three states starting of course in california with a positivity rate of just over 7%. now let's compare that to massachusetts. now, in that state there is just a 2.3% positivity rate. utah also tested a sim

abc7 news reporter, melanie woodrow is here with that story. >> san matteo resident got her covid-19 test on june 28th. as of today, she still does not know whether or not she has the virus. pshe said that it took just ten minutes waiting in her car, and five minutes getting tested for covid-19. but, she has spent much longer waiting for her results. >> it's going to be two weeks come sunday. and no test results yet. >> williams took a free test at cvs that is being processed by qest diagnostics. >> i have pre-existing conditions and i wanted to make sure that i was okay. >> she was originally told 2-3 business days for results and then 5-7 business days. >> i have been looking to my e-mail, every day nothing. >> reporter: cbs in part writes the increase in cases in certain areas of the country is causing extremely high demand for tests across the board. this has caused backlogs for our lab partners and delaying their processing of a patients' samples. quest directed us to the website that complains the west regions of the country are among those where demand is continuing to rise an

and it seems now that san matteo is saying they're not going to accept san francisco's plan and yes, that may be a problematic stance to take, but to be honest, that's what we did a few weeks ago. so at some point, someone has to rise above the fray. we have to -- we are going to, you know, continue these discussions along the road and opportunities to resolve some of these issues at the state level. that there are openings for the discussion there. so i, you know, echo what everyone else is saying about please pass this as a clean funding measure and then we continue to have all these discussions now and going forward to resolve these issues. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony. operations, is there another caller, please? >> hi, my name is kevin burke. i live in the mission. i would like to urge you put a clean measure on the ballot. -- the city would turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. i would not like the city to turn into a punching bag for the taxpayer association. so i urge you to put a clean bill on the november ballot. thanks very much. that's all i

the lockdown provides one of those opportunities for matteo esposito his company the firm develops virtual reality software with a focus on online shopping. and business is booming. companies are now finally realizing what it means when people cannot reach their physical location we used to underscore the comfort and speed of our software but today online shopping is a necessity. it was shocking to. here every day about hundreds of deaths we were very worried about others during the crisis but for us it has been a positive challenge that we are trying to meet. in version is only a small start up but the coronavirus could be its big chance. now globalization isn't anything new it has its origins in ancient trade routes but more recently it's in supply chains spread right around the world in a tangle of complex just in time production processes for goods manufactured step by step in various countries system has also moved millions of jobs around the world and spot fierce opposition there are growing environmental and social concerns the destruction of our planet the people who've been left b

allow these people to commend but there are still ill at ease where the fact that of course it helps matteo sell the need for a comeback at the next elections something he says we have had so many that stayed in italy that it's impossible we can have the whole world coming to italy to that of via italy and that these people should be sent back and that's an argument which is quite valid and the italian population follows it international maritime lul is the syfy clique that you have to open up your pool for people to come ashore with the elite without immediately so this is what should have happened but at the italian concerns should be seen and recognized by more european countries to come to their assistance both in the search and rescue but in. taking some of the migrants and refugees to their own country 2nd we are opals in particular medical times specially so for italy with the call with 9000 virus so minds are being concerned about that still that this not just to find that you don't mind people a lot of people to come ashore. but the case please watch dog is a. vesta gasing the case

and finally from us it's elise former interior minister matteo salvini has been stripped. of his parliamentary immunity by the senate's paving t the way fr league lead that's a face charges of illegal detention that softer he stopped a spanish ngo ship from docking in a lampedusa lost orders from twenty full sema cooked- gives us all the latest from rome. these charges that they're alleging that. you need to be detained migrants at sea so it's referring to a particular incident that happened back in august twenty nineteen when a rescue ship run by spanish ngo open arms. i had about a hundrered and fifty migrants aboard the ship but they were off the coast of sicily and essentially are asking to. see a refuge at the ports you need sleep and they spent nineteen days at. all the wooden bed should be allowed i i'm on to te stores it's me and nobody was helping m me said he did that in order to make sure. he e doesn't rurun allow to allowing those microbes a and testing it becaue he wanted to get a deal with. you countries that would be able to process these migrants because is

prosecutors in sicily accuse matteo salvini of illegal detention, which could bring a jail term of upforcing government policy at the time. the swiss authorities have launched criminal proceedings against the president of fifa, gianni infantino. a special prosecutor will investigate meetings between the football boss and switzerland's attorney—general. the meetings took place at a time when the attorney general was in charge of investigating corruption allegations linked to fifa. the killer of one of uganda's best known mountain gorillas, rafi—ki, has been jailed for 11 years. felix byamu—kama pleaded guilty to illegally entering a protected area and killing a gorilla. he had previously said the gorilla attacked him and that he acted in self defence. mountain gorillas are endangered with just over 1,000 in existence. a few weeks ago we were reporting that australia had put five million people in melbourne in the state of victoria back into a strict six week lockdown. but it doesn't seem to be working. the state has just reported its worst covid death toll and a sharp rise in new cases

i think part of matteo for the boss themselves, of the things that i thought i understood.y the time there fighting for the recognition that 1970s, through their late 40s and in the 50s and they got more time. and they got perspective because they can see they have been forgotten. when they wanted to have this 38 women who died to be remembered. it is our biggest calling. what about those women. they knew they weren't going to get anything . on the g.i. bill brady is too late for all of them. but they wanted to get that flag on the coffin. and they wanted to not be forgotten. and that timing in their personal lives, their personal ages. that's partly why it took that long for it if they were busy. years with their kids and you're busy. but then, they were at that kind of nostalgic age and all of those things come together. and make it happen when it happens. allison: and i think that your wonderful book is really going to after that. and to our, you go to the museums online stores order the book. no one thank you so much for being here today and talking with us. were going

to matteo salvini closer putin or joe biden? donald trump closer to sell beanie, audubon, and putin ?han joe biden or angela merkel when you ask those questions and see what russia does in many different dimensions to create what i call this alliance of the iberal international, i think we have to stop thinking that the west is united in how we think about putin internationally. public opinion shows putin's popularity among the republican party has surged in the last four years, and ideologically, there are things that some americans are in greater solidarity with putin and his ideas than the kind of liberal democratic ideas that we sometimes take for granted in these conversations. >> thank you for that. next question -- is there any data about indoctrination programs and what might happen if they are called upon to fire on other russians, if there are major protests? >> i find the question very provocative but interesting. ofit depends on the degree protest. remember years ago there were .ome mass protests in moscow people fro

no problems into foster city or san matteo marty all right robin thanks lot will happening today. the giants will be back on the diamond at oracle park is a return for spring training 2 point oh. >>it's finally here kron four's will tran live outside the ballpark. he has all the details i will. >>good morning marty the only problem is you won't be allowed inside oracle park not during spring training, not during the 16 game season because they want to make sure covid-19 does not stop the season 2 point o style. the giants they will begin their season today spring training and then a tomorrow. check this video out marty they are so in touch with the times. this was released on their page. and you can clearly see that the lockers are spread apart from each other, so it's not shoulder to shoulder. the report is more than likely will not be allowed inside. to interview them whatsoever because they don't want covid-19 run rampant throughout the giants locker room or any other locker room for that matter. they will practice for the next couple of weeks in of all goes well opening day wi

because san matteo does all the investigations for the police arrests there. the sheriffs department has the k-9 unit and the s.w.a.t. team. i think part of it is that this board and this city has funded academy classes which we can't sell -- [inaudible] -- can't fill, a lot of them don't pass the academy. i think 20% do not pass. you are taking a resource from san franciscans to the airport, which is covering a job that actually other law enforcement agencies can do. i know that it is hard probably to think outside the box on this. i know that it will be a big switch. to be honest with you, when you talk about travelers from other parts of the world coming here, they do not recognize the difference between someone in blue and someone in green. they're all wearing badges and wearing firearms. i think it is time that we actually -- if we're to look at -- that we -- we are losing police officers very quickly in san francisco through retirement. that we will continue to have a hard time to recruit. that the fact that airports actually take not new recruits, but a

all right off to matteo bridge.t's our busiest as it normally is we have a little bit of a crowd leaving hayward but not bad at all your commute. he remains hot spot free from the east bay to the peninsula with no problems into foster city arson detail marty. >>and bay area counties burn through their reserves throughout this pandemic a good chunk of that money goes to housing the homeless in hotel rooms. counties like santa clara and san francisco still need way more resources and more rooms kron four's taylor sacking has more. >>many counties like san francisco or housing, the homeless in motels while the local governments are promised reimbursements for the rooms one county has its concerns. >>well, thousands of homeless across the bay area are now in hotels. there's still a large need for more rooms to self isolate throughout the pandemic counties like san francisco and santa clara are still working to secure enough hotel rooms and fill them with those who need public can see no. >>how the homeless or in the fac

because you're going to have some company, but no the trouble spots for you into foster city or san matteoorning all right robin. >>us marshals and the fbi are investigating a shooting at a federal judge's home in new jersey. it happened at the home a federal judge esther solace her son was shot and killed by a gunman who was wearing a fedex uniform, according to investigators. her husband was also injured in the attack. judge solace was not harmed in the shooting. she was appointed to the bench by president obama 9 years ago solace is the first latina to serve on the federal bench in new jersey. her husband is a defense attorney and it's not known if either of them were targeted in this attack. the suspect is still at large this morning. happening today, several major retail chains will begin requiring customers to wear masks at their store all across the country, wal-mart kohl's cvs walgreens and lows are now requiring masks for all of their customers. most of the stores already in cities or states with mask requirements, several the companies say that they're hoping to have consistent r

right now temperatures are in the 50's and 60's with san jose in dublin, 57 berkeley san matteo at 56 well conquered alameda and dublin in the upper 50's later today, daytime highs in the 60's of the coast while 70's near the bay and 80's for inland areas for daytime highs. james and darya. >>thanks a lot of won and california is rolling back shutting down. >>as the coronavirus cases search governor newsome announcing a major step back in the reopening of the economy he's ordered all counties that the clothes in our operations in select sectors but the restrictions or even tighter 4 counties on the state's watch lists which include a few here in the bay area capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala takes a look. >>governor gavin newsome constantly compares california's reopening process to a dimmer and not a light switch. the governor announcing california as a whole is toggling back covid-19 is not going away anytime soon. >>intel there is a vaccine. and or an effective therapy governor gavin newsom announced monday the entire state must shut down bars along with indoor operations at re

italy's senate is expected to vote later on thursday on whether prime minister matteo salvini shouldecond time for allegedly illegally detaining migrants at sea. it's alleged he prevented more than 80 migrants rescued in the mediterranean from disembarking from a charity ship. he has insisted the decision was collectively take by the italian government and was brokered with eu countries. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: what do we do with statues linked to slavery? in a quest for an answer, we speak to south african sculptor pitika ntuli. the us space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why all these people should wander in and say, "you are doing something wrong." six rare white lion clubs are on the prowl at worcestershire park and already they've been met with a roa

because san matteo does all the investigations for the police arrests there. the sheriffs department has the k-9 unit and the s.w.a.t. team. i think part of it is that this board and this city has funded academy classes which we can't sell -- [inaudible] -- can't fill, a lot of them don't pass the academy. i think 20% do not pass. you are taking a resource from san franciscans to the airport, which is covering a job that actually other law enforcement agencies can do. i know that it is hard probably to think outside the box on this. i know that it will be a big switch. to be honest with you, when you talk about travelers from other parts of the world coming here, they do not recognize the difference between someone in blue and someone in green. they're all wearing badges and wearing firearms. i think it is time that we actually -- if we're to look at -- that we -- we are losing police officers very quickly in san francisco through retirement. that we will continue to have a hard time to recruit. that the fact that airports actually take not new recruits, but a

it's a tense wait and see situation for those in san matteo county.ently on the watch list for the state's covid-19 surveillance. if the county does stay on the list, indoor malls, hair salons and gyms will have to close. that will happen midnight saturday. the county has reported an average of 110 covid-19 cases day for the last two weeks. the state's threshold is 100. the health officer is blaming unsafe social gatherings. zblncht berkeley has approved a distance learning plan. students and teachers will meet online during the first twole s students will attend classes remotely four days a week. schools will follow strict safety rules if and when campuses are amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> good morning. cloudy just about everywhere,

good to go in san francisco and a good ride across the san matteo bridge. >> now time for live with kellytt. plus, wealth all behind-the-scenes as rashida and anthony get ready for their big day. plus, a dj from new york provides us all next on "live!" with our "good news story of the day." ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> kelly: hey, good morning, everybody. it's thursday, july 9, 2020. the days still matter, ryan. hi. i love your hair today. it is large and in

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any of these commutes, they look pretty good to start off with including the san matteo bridge. let's go back to the headlines. >>> right now, california is coming very close to hitting 400,000 covid-19 cases. more than 386,000 positive coronavirus cases have now been reported. more than a 7700 people have died in our state. here the bay area specific week, more than 41,000 virus cases have been reported, 700 people have died. health officials say some 6900 patients are being treated for covid-19. 1900 of them are in the intensive care unit. statewide, seven day average of 9100 new cases a day is being reported. that is up from about 8600 in the seven day period before that. nearly 700 essential workers in a santa rosa hospital are on strike right now. workers at memorial hospital say their contract expired a year ago and they are still fighting for pay increases, better benefits, and now more protection against covid-19. it was originally set to happen in february but was delayed due to the pandemic. some employees say they are at risk, cleaning rooms without ppe. nursing assis

the only exceptions, san francisco and san matteo counties.ave to close gyms, hair salons, nail salon, pal, indoor churches and nonessential off e offices if they haven't already done so. mike nicco taking a a look at the forecast right now. hey, mike. >> hi, everybody. let's show you that the cloud cover is starting to show weakness. expect sunshine. small craft advisory north ofel fr 7:00 this evening. temperatures close to average. still looking at a modest warming trend this weekend. reggie. >> thank you. coming up, more of the abc exclusive interview with mary trump, the president's niece, on her uncle's relationship with her father, christmas at the trump home and what it was like working for her >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on the brink, covid hospitalizations nearing all-time highs as doctors hit their breaking points. >> they come in and get sick and they may live, they may not. unfortunately a lot don't. >> covid deaths increasing in 25 states as a new mask battle erupts. georgia's governor banning cities and counties fr

today, guys that's because she and her husband, matt, just added a new member to their family nicco matteoas born on monday 27th weighing in at 7 pounds and 14 ounces. man, david, we wish them nothing but the best congratulations to those guys. >> absolutely. wonderful news i'm sure -- who knows, could be the first baby in space if morgan has her way we'll see. >> only morgan could juggle a ceo interview with virgin galactic while delivering a baby we wish them nothing but the best >> she would be a mom in space with her child doing an interview with the ceo, that's something morgan could pull off. guys, we'll see you later. thanks for the help this morning, leslie. good wednesday morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk alley." the markets obviously got a lot on deck. the fed decision big tech ceos on the hill, the earnings continue to pile in, not the busiest day, that's tomorrow but, jon, this is the story of the morning is we're going to spend this hour dissecting how each of these executives is going to approach this important hearing at the house. >> yeah, carl. the question for me is

the san francisco san matteo region lost 169,500 jobs in april. we need to get people working, keep people working is with us and is expected to be for the foreseeable future. and the best way with we can do that in the capital world is to get funds to project with advanced planning and to easily scaleable programs and the san francisco portfolio, those are in the parks department and public works department at this time. and so with that, i will hand it over to c.c. bradley from the parks department to talk about the parks piece of the bond. >> thanks, heather. good morning, supervisors, i'm stacy bradley in the capital funding division. i'm also joined by the general manager phil ginsburg and our general planning. parks provide many benefits essential to the well-being of our community, from exercise communities to spending time. access to park improves our mental health and physical health. we own 4,000 acres of open space with 3400 acres within the city limits. we operate a diverse array of facilities, gardens, courts, athletic fields, golf co

's on the bay side lower 70's burning game at 76 a patriotic 76 going on today how about that 78% matteoave the 80's going on down to the southern part of the peninsula 83 for redwood city 85 palo alto mountain view 81. 86 san jose. morgan hill as the 90's here at 93 89 los gatos and 86 for santa clara with cupertino 86. also in the lower 80's along the east bay shoreline to the south meanwhile tri valley looking at about 90 ish 88 for dublin, but up the contra costa county let's get some 90's going here 94 for concord 92 for walnut creek looks like 75 for berkeley 78 for richmond and up here to the north bay we've got 95 back a bill with fairfield 9387 for napa kind of a cool spot to perry speaking outside the lake was 74 90 going on for sonoma in santa rosa checking in at 92, we're getting those upper 80's heading down south of sandra fell at 92, as well so many game plan here we see temperatures flipped on us a slight drawback on sunday but more pronounced as we get into early next week with some lower 80's let's go to control the balance of next week, you know the seasonal temperatur