working from home, melissa pixcar, abc 7 news. >> and the oakland zoo is a special place as you know,, it's wonderful. >> it is. that's it for us. >> for all of us here, we appreciate you >>> tonight, the summer scramble to stop the spread of the coronavirus before it's too late. setbacks across america. infections climb in 38 states. more than 40% of the country either stopping or reversing their reopening plans, just before the fourth of july holiday. california's governor ordering new shutdowns. bars and restaurants in the largest counties must stop indoor seating. in texas, the single biggest surge in a day. more than 8,000 cases. vice president mike pence arriving in hard-hit arizona, wearing a mask. and tonight, president trump and what he's now saying about wearing a mask in public and why he still believes the virus will just, quote, disappear. >>> promising news tonight in the race for a vaccine. the human trials showing encouraging signs. companies hoping to have one

the east bay community journalist melissa pixcar went back to see how they're doing with all the changes. >> this is a huge problem. this won't work. >> our salon is choosing not to work outside. we are choosing not to put our clients at rigs. >> to open properly. maybe you can put a tent. it is not that basic. there are legal repercussions. insurance complaints. we can't have any type of cords outside. >> when you are in 100-degree weather like we are in this area, it is not a very healthy situation for our clients. they go get a heat stroke. so all these issues made it impossible for us to go work outside. i'm not going to put my client under that duress for me to make a few dollars. even the few dollars i make wouldn't pay for overhead. trying to drag all this equipment on a daily basis, not feasible. it is not only heavy. you won't be able to do it on your own. plus, we don't have the room to do it in. in this shopping area, we don't have anywhere we can go outside safely. >> not everybody has the space or a lands lord that will be nice to help them. how do we help all the rest of th

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