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matthew willis joining from san rafael. marin county is experiencing the largest covid spiking the bay area largely due to the outbreak at the prison. in what is done to manage that contagion? >> we have seen in the past few weses a remarkable incrin cases attributed to marin county because that facility is within our boundaries. there has been alcast 600 s now at that facility and about 600 if you include staff. up until, for the first three months of our outbreak here in marin county we had a tol of 1000 cases. you can imagine almost 600 in two weeks drives those case rates up dramatically and has established us as havingthe highest incidence they wide. we are working with th california department of corrections to offer consultation and technical assistance. >> how this happened, there is a group of mates that ca from another prison who basically brought the infection with them. >> right. there were 121 inmates who were transferred up from gino institution for men in southern california. that institution was ving a large outbr

that marine layer will make its way back in. san francisco, 56. rday will start off foggy, but once we kick up, santa rosa will have a spot on average day at 83. san francisco, 67. 89, livermore. 86, san jose. you can see cool at the coast and 70s around the bay. and then for those of you further inland, at least we don't see many 90s. antioch has 91 tomorrow. i wanted to mention that for our futures and alejo are fairfield you are under a heat advisory until 8 pm on saturday. so let's take a look at future cast. notice that marine layer is in the north bay and the east bay and write in san francisco along the coast. as a clears up tomorrow, it is drifting to the south. and while it rebuilds a little bit, it pushes away and will give us a bit of a break. the cooldown will be nice and that's great but it also means we will see coastal wind and also wind and the north and east bay hills. it could have fire implications. so that's something to keep in mind. high pressure does build back in co-as we get into tuesday and wednesday. we start to warm up

the road is closed from rush creek to san marin due to a major accident. they're recommending to avoid e, lots going on. let's look at e recasta he mar >>> pleasant acroe bay area. temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. we will continue to watch temperatures climb through the week. here is a gorgeous view. the sun is shining brightly. looking at the bay bridge, the east bay and mount diablo this morning, temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s. looking at 52 in concord, mid- 50s in oakland. as well as san francisco, low 50s in san jose. upper 40s in livermore as well as santa rosa. and check the winds. it was definitely a windy weekend. we have been watching the winds ease up, seven miles an hour out of the west at sfo and five in oakland as well as hayward. 12 mile an hour winds in fairfield. fairfield under a red flag warning. the area highlighted in red, the sacramento valley, as well as solano . s 8:00 do to stwindand low redanger es in that area. here's what you can expect. we are looking at a warming trend that starts today. plenty of sunshine

similar to san francisco, marin county supervisors are asking the state for approval to go further into stage two reopening. marin county wants to allow indoor dining and reopen hair salons, barber shops, gyms, hotels and k through 12 schools on june 29. we've seen a lot of changes because. pandemic. to keep up, go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> and happening today, a community will pay tribute to a santa cruz county sheriff sergeant killed in the line of duty. a public memorial service will be held for sergeant gutzwiller, he died in an ambush in ben lomond. the service will be held at a football stadium on the campus. college. and it will begin at 7:30. and the gates to the football stadium will open at 9:00 a.m. and then the service will start at 10:00. >>> the public memorial for david patrick underwood will be this friday. underwood is the federal office may 29. a reported follower of the anti-government extremist would you would you ga lieu movement is charged with the shooting. yesterday the fbi announced the arrest of an accomplice. the service will be held at the high school

marin san francisco, businesses that will no longer reopen include bars, gyms hair salons nail salons this after the governor ordered bars in some parts of the state to close immediately. he urged others to do the same. now another bay area county has just been added to the governor's watch list. kron four's ashley zavala has the story. but we don't like the trend line governor gavin newsome says 19 counties across the state are now on a watch list for community spread with orange salon owner said and glenn added monday the list representing 72% of california's population, the governor's update comes a day after he ordered bars in 7 counties to close and urged another 8 counties to consider doing the same and we will be in constant. >>contact with our county partners to understand how this might impact what they're seeing and experiencing in their communities and how this plays out in their day to the state's latest action comes as coronavirus cases increasing california by 45% over the last week with the positivity rate that conrinues to creep upward now at 5.9%. the state continues

marin county has nearly 1600 cases including the outbreak at san quentin state prison. the only bay area county experiencing an increase in hospitalizations and the percentage of positive tests over the past two weeks. authorities report workplace clusters including marin senatorial, where 43 employees tested positive. the largest outbreak is at san quentin were 505 inmates and staff have tested positive. the number of infections are at about 100 last weekend. the marin county corner is investigating the death of an inmate and whether it involved the coronavirus. richard straightly died wednesday night in his cell on death row and he was found unresponsive and there were no visible signs of trauma. our time is now 6:06 a.m. last night a new summertime event. >> designed to promote restaurants. it's called dining under the lights. san rafael restaurant on fourth street will offer patio dining every thursday evening from now until the end of summer and restaurants from lincoln avenue to the weston village took part in a very busy opening night. >> personally i'm enjoying b

san francisco ha realizado hasta ahora 80 arrestos por violar el toque de queda.condados de san mateo y marínas podrán operar con algunas restricciones también playas. >>y los oficiales dice que no harán cumplir la ley quedarse en casa que la curva se ha normalizado no criminalizara a los ciudadanos por no respetar el acuerdo directivo. >> en otros asuntos algunas iglesias de la bahía enfrentaron el dilema si permitir o no el ingreso de feligreses a templos, estos podrán solo ocuparse en 25% de su capacidad san mateo podrá abrir y a partir del lunes sus iglesias. >>en condado alameda también más de una docena de asistentes se congregan en una iglesia, personas con enfermedades crónicas y avanzadas participaron del culto por internet >>fuerte foco de infeccion, piden que la autoridad tome cartas en el asunto, esto por malas condiciones en que están los migrantes dentro del albergue, pues no son condiciones para tenerlos. >> se ve basura que ellos tiran, los ves en las baquetas tirados. es un foco de infeccion. no tenemos privacidad, la verdad. >> los vecinos manifiestan porque han padecido en

alameda, contra costa, san francisco and marin counties were all supposed to move forward this week with some sort of reopening including some bars, gyms, salons, and dining. also today, solano county was added to the state watchlist. it already includes contra costa and santa clara counties. hospitalization rates in solano county have spiked 24 %>>> the golden state killer strikes a deal. today joseph d'angelo pleaded guilty to more than a dozen murders and across california including here in the bay area. reporters the large was in court where prosecutors revealed disturbing details.>>> standing outside the sacramento states ballroom that has been transformed into a courtroom for today. all day long, prosecutors have been laying out in detail the crimes that have been committed by joseph d'angelo over so many years. there are details that paint the picture of a monster. >> reporter: joseph d'angelo arrived in a wheelchair surrounded by deputies as he entered a back door of the sacramento state campus ballroom turned sacramento county courtroom. inside, d'angelo wearing the orange jumps

it is a reminder to the public that we have to do better. >> the san francisco, marin county had plannedlow more businesses to open starting on monday. those efforts have been put on hold. good evening and thank you for joining us >> san francisco says it saw 100 new cases overnight. a total of 326 cases, new cases that is reported around the bay area. there has been more than 22,000 in the nine county area. 562 people have died. california has top more than 20 200,000 cases of the virus. 79 more deaths were reported today bringing the death toll to more than 5800. the governor is asking imperial county to reinstate the stay-at-home order but that has hospitals cannot absorb. i noted a positivity rate over 14 day period in the state of california

. >>> health authorities reporting a surge in coronavirus cases in san quentin prison in marin county. hundred 59 prisoners tested positive and according to the chronicle is a tenfold increase in just two weeks. health experts claim the spike in cases at san quentin and the recent transfer of a large number prisoners from chino prison from san bernardino county. the transfer followed a virus outbreak at chino as well. >>> with many of us are wearing and washing our cloth face lot masks, there is a new warning. health officials in santa clara county are telling people to make sure their mask is completely dry. masks lose their effectiveness when they are damp or wet. officials suggest taking an extra mask with you when you leave your home so you are always covered. today's. building is expanding the outdoor dining areas. the ferry building will offer nor patio seating options and more space for social distancing and the buildings front and black plazas will accommodate up to 228 guests at 76 tables separated by a minimum of 10 feet. the ferry building sets employees will ensure the out

how they are responding to the changing landscape after george floyd's death. >>> san francisco and marinounties are pulling back on plans to reopen more businesses on monday. san francisco says they saw 103 patients test positive for covid-19 which is triple what it had been. marin county is holding off on opening motels, hotels, and gyms. >>> mark zuckerberg says facebook will flock any posts breaking its roles like election related misinformation. they plan to ban false claims to discourage footing such as stories about authorities checking legal status at polling places. struck the oakland mayor is sitting duck after president trump compared oakland to living in hell . the mayor responded to the president's comments by treating this is a court, hell is another four years of this racist in the white house . >>> you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. activist groups have sued the city of accra control measures during those days of protests that followed the death of george floyd. >> the city needs to ban projectile's and teargas. at 6:00, we have more on the police department's respon

contra costa, marÍn, san francisco y alameda. puedan comer dentro de los restaurantes. ademÁs, se iba a autorizar la reanudaciÓn en bares, gimnasios y lugares para el turismo. los residentes del condado de contra costa muestra sus reacciones. miguel: en el condado de contra costa a primera vista parece que todo regresÓ a la normalidad. agente en las plazas y los locales. hasta esta maÑana, la siguiente fase de reapertura entrarÍa en efecto el 1 de julio. es hubiese permitido a los bares como agave abrir sus puertas, pero la mÚsica y el ambiente tendrÁn que esperar. los hoteles, gimnasios, salones de con metrologÍa, la parte interior de los bares y restaurantes permanecerÁn cerrados hasta nuevo aviso. >> vamos a volver otra vez a lo mismo si no hacemos casos a las reglas. va a ser una situaciÓn peor de la que tenemos ahorita. miguel: el domingo, el gobernador le ordenÓ a siete condados que cerraran sus bares y le recomendÓ a varios condados incluyendo contra costa y santa clara que hicieran lo mismo. las autoridades destacaron que

for the viruse of the hotspots in marin county and in the bay area. last weekend at sanre were about 100 people infected so the outbreak there is growing rapidly. the marin county coroner is investigating the death of a 71- year-old death row inmate at the prison. they're trying to see whether that inmate may have died from coronavirus. health officials are working with the state to create a plan to treat inmates on-site at the prison and possibly create a search hospital on the prison grounds. outside of san quentin there have been other outbreaks in marin county. it is workplace clusters. 34 marin county sanitation workers tested positive for the virus. >> primarily essential workers, the index case, the person who brings it into the household being an essential worker, there's transmission within a household, we are seeing a much higher proportion or a systematic or mild recent medic people. >> the average age of someone in marin county who tests positive for covid-19 right now is 34 years old. so far this month the number of people hospitalized is low at a rate of 3%

san francisco county. you can still not go there. that's thinking about it. and then alameda county and napa are still an absolute no. but mariny will allow starting june 15th. now, big news for one of the bay area's biggest foodie destinations, san francisco's mayor now says the city will allow restaurants to seat and serve customers outside by the end of the week. that's well ahead of the timeline. marianne favro is in the bay area with reaction from customers. >> reporter: i'm here no north beach where restaurant owners who already have outdoor dining are thrilled that come friday they will finally be able to serve their customers at tables. the unlembrellas are already oun the street and the area is cordoned off. the owner of this cafe hopes that this air will will soon be full of customers now that the city says al fresco dining can resume. >> people are anxious to enjoy themselves and have a sense of feeling a bit of a norm again. >> reporter: some diners in north beach were so thrilled they've already made plans. >> sitting outside and going to have a pizza and bring your own wine and just sit outside. >> reporter: ther

. >>> san francisco and marin counties paused their plans to reopen. >> three bay area counties on the governor's watch list after a surge in hospitalization rates. solano county was added today joining santa clara county and contra costa county. and tonight governor gavin newsom signed off on a new budget with the state facing a $54 billion deficit due to the coronavirus, including cuts to pay, higher education and housing, but it spares public schools and health care spending. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. stanford unveiled its plan to welcome students back to campus. most classes remain online. if they want to, freshman and sophomore will be able to return for the fall and summer quarters. juniors and sophomores in the winter and spring. campus events are unlikely. students will be assigned to single and double rooms in order to maximize social distancing. >>> breaking news in china, lawmakers approved hong kong's new security law. it would allow beijing to override hong kong's independent legal system. the move generated international push back. the trump administration moved to en

similar to san francisco, marin county supervisors made the same move. they are asking the say the for approval to go further into stage two reopening. and of course we've seen a lot of changes because of the coronavirus pandemic. to keep track and keep up, go to >>> pressure is xwlg building f police to release the body cam video of the deadly shooting of sean monterrosa of san francisco. officers say they responded to a looting call at walgreen's. at one point monterrosa took to his knees with his hands above his waist. shots were fired a later. officers say after the shooting they thought monterrosa had a gun, but it turned out to be a hammer. his sisters are demanding intha body cam video be released. >> we're tired of police murdering us and it is time to have some accountability. >> san francisco supervisors passed a resolution urging vallejo to release that body camera video. the police union has filed for a restraining order to block the release of the officer's name who fired the shot. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's offi i investigating pe

that site picks up garbage for about a third of the homes in marin county. the san jose sharks and santa clara county are teaming up to help get more people tested for the virus. and this week the county is opening a new walk-up coronavirus site. it's a testing site at the s.a.p. center. this starts tuesday and runs through saturday. you can see those hours right there on your screen, 1:00 to 7:00 tuesday through friday and 9:00 to 3:00 on saturday. no appointment is needed. >>> and this week santa clara county is reopening more of its courtroom services, those phased reopenings started last week with criminal and family justice cases. this week, starting today, misdemeanor and child support hearings will resume. then next week it'll be civil and traffic court hearings. all courts are operating under a major health related restriction. this is only allowing people required to be in court to be there. >>> a follow-up now from district leaders and a response to news that a teacher was suspended at laney college. that professor, matthew hubbard, issued an apology over

. >>> 4:30 for you right now and more on the news surrounding the pandemic happening today, san mateo and marin counties are among those taking more steps in reopening. in marin county parks and beaches will have more access. outdoor retail, office space, outdoor dining and curbside library service will also start. joining child care and summer camps. in san mateo churches and stores will be allowed to reopen provided new guidelines are followed and beaches reopen there as well. a city under siege. next here on "today in the bay," we'll take you to minneapolis where the ongoing protest and outcry started. the damage done overnight by looters and the next steps being taken to protect other businesses. >>> and a gesture by the 49ers to improve race relations ends up sparking a feud among former teammates. why some say the still simmering colin kaepernick controversy is to blame. >>> good monday morning. right now as we come up on 4:42 let's head outside to walnut creek as we check out our temperature trend today. it's just going to be slightly warmer, but we'll see the clouds linger and every now

. >>> san mateo and marin counties are taking more steps toward reopening.n marin, county parks and beaches will have more access. outdoor dining and curbside library service will also start, joining childcare and summer camps. in san mateo county, churches and stores will be allowed to reopen provided new guidelines are followed. beaches will reopen there as well. >>> some restaurants on the peninsula may soon get the green light to start outdoor dining. according to "palo alto online," the city manager told residents on university and california avenues they may be able to reopen on site and outdoor and as soon as next weekend. he says that if the new health orders allow it, traffic on parts of university and california will be closed four days a week starting thursday. >>> a live look for you now at the bay bridge this morning. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see right here. the commute may still be a far cry from what we've seen before the pandemic but there is one thing that is coming back today. hov express lane tolls are back in operation.

. >>> well, happening tomorrow, steps forward for san mateo and marin county. marin county moving to the next phase of reopening. county parks and beaches will have a lot more access. outdoor retail, office space, outdoor dining, curbside library services allowed to operate, joining childcare and summer camps. in san mateo county, churches can reopen with certain guidelines. and beaches will be back open there as well. >> reporter: the sheriff said starting tomorrow in sonoma, they will no longer he said force stay-at-home order. the sheriff says the curve has flattened. the infection rate is decreasing and he can't enforce an order that criminalizes otherwise lawful business and personal behavior. the board of supervisors release ad statement saying it is disappointed in his decision, that he is confusing the community. >>> still ahead, continuing to follow protests across the cabrera as sflan, pictures of san francisco, as well as san jose, get ready to implement curfews. plus, the pandemic forcing changes to a pop hard south bay tradition. >>> we've been sho

san francisco and marin county announced they will pause plans to reopen businesses originally set for monday. this includes outdoor bars, salons, barbers, museums, and tattoo parlors. >> while cities like minneapolis grapple with how to restructure their police department, the sunnyvale department of public safety could serve as an example. each of the 200 officers are trained in fire, police and emergency medical services. the city has only two homicide cases in the last three years. whether this model would work in other cities is up for debate. >>> a teenage suspect was injured by gunfire this month when officers responded to reports of looting at a hayward cvs. now we are getting our first look at body cam footage. >> hey. [ shouting ] shots fired, shots fired. >> it is a chaotic scene. officers were detaining two men inside of a parked car when several other cars started to peel out of the parking lot. one of those cars suddenly made a u-turn driving toward the officers. one officer opened fire at the car believing the driver was trying to hit him. the driver, a 17-year-old from

the county joins marin and san francisco in delaying a move to the next reopening phase. that is not all. contra costa county is shutting down bars at the request of the governor. nail salons, dining rooms, gyms will stay closed for the time being. business owners say safety is the most important thing, but they are frustrated. >> we are so open, so ready to see members again. we want a sense of normalcy. it doesn't seem like i will be happening soon. >> reporter: health officials say the number of people testing positive for the coronavirus jumped from 4% to 6%. it was the biggest increase among young people. also rising, the number of patients being hospitalized. the same thing is happening in alameda county. >>> in the next few days, santa clara's public health officer will release a long-term plan for reopening. she says one area of serious concern is the construction industry which accounts for a lot of the outbreak since may. she warned the board of supervisors there is a possibility of pulling back on some higher risk activities and continuing to keep other busines

.>>> businesses reopened today in san francisco, marin and sonoma, just in time for the heat wave. in san francisco, ocean beach, baker beach and china beach all reopened parking lots that have been closed during the coronavirus pandemic read previously people were only allowed to walk on the beach. this afternoon ocean beach wasn't that crowded and we did see some people out enjoying the shore. >>> it is back to business in retail stores in contra costa county. today's reopening in which states are reporting a surge in new coronavirus cases. and then at 10:30, hundreds of arrest in recent days. why many my end up with no formal charges. >> they are very difficult to prosecute in court. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to

marin san francisco. the businesses that will no longer be reopening include bars gyms hair and nail salons this after the governor ordered bars and some parts of the state to close immediately. he is urging others to do the same. now another bay area county has just been added to the governor's watch list. kron four's ashley zavala reports but we don't like the trend line governor gavin newsome says 19 counties across the state are now on a watch list for community spread with orange salon owner said and glenn added monday the list representing 72% of california's population, the governor's update comes a day after he ordered bars in 7 counties to close and urged another 8 counties to consider doing the same and we will be in constant. >>contact with our county partners to understand how this might impact what they're seeing and experiencing in their communities and how this plays out in their day to the state's latest action comes as coronavirus cases increasing california by 45% over the last week with

and so i say every day, every other day, i totally expect to have a comment in marin, san francisco, wherever i am, i just realize, it's a good day if i only get a few ugly stares. >> i am sorry to hear that and i think we all know we can all work towards building a better bay area, as you said so perfectly, jasper, and suzanne, stick with us right now because we're going to keep this conversation going on facebook live for the next few minutes but we do have to take a break now here on air. thank you both for >>> welcome back. it's the big headline that so many business owners in san francisco have been waiting for, health officials giving the go ahead to reopen certain businesses. here's the list starting monday. hair salons, tattoo parlors, massage establishments, outdoor bars allowed to reopen with restrictions of course in san francisco. joining me to talk about this, tim, co-owner in san francisco. >> thank you so much for having me. >> so the time has come. finally, right? i'm sure this is a huge moment of relief for you. >> it is a massive moment of relief for us. i know that

. >> san francisco and marin county are postponing plans to reopen due to an uptick in coronavirus cases in those counties. specifically dining and hair salons can reopen but public health officials holds off on opening gyms, hotels, motels and short-term rentals. a large outbreak in send quentin, were confirmed cases jumped more than 800 and a few weeks in the public health officers say delays are necessary due to the current data. expect we have significantly increased testing. especially, focusing on communities at risk. this is driving up our case numbers. we see the numbers of tests remaining the same despite increased testing and we are seeing more hospitalizations. >> san francisco was supposed to move into phase three which would allow loud barbers shops and outdoor bars to reopen part san francisco's mayor announced the day after seeing 10053 cases and one day. the escalation comes with the fourth of july holiday later this week and let's go to sacramento with governor gatto them news and in front of the microphone and let's listen in. >>> in response to covid-19 and where we ar

reopening and one is linked to a waste management company. 43 employees at the marin sanitary services recycling center in san rafael tested positive for the virus. health officials believe they were infected through community spread. the other hotspot in marin county is at san quentin prison. the number of cases there has jumped to 151 in just the last two weeks.>>> an outbreak in santa rosa homeless encampment. it's also stalling efforts to clear them out. there are up to 60 people illegally camping out on highway 101 underpasses. health officials say before moving them out, they first need to test them for coronavirus. the testing is expected to wrap up wednesday, relocation of the homeless folks started late january but snohomish county moved nearly 300 people living along the stretch of the jewelry doted trail.>>> police are investigating and navigating through some new territory with stricter mask requirements in place. >> reporter: police were called to a walmart this weekend and were asked to remove a ch who r wear masks in the store. the turlock police chief said they are not responding to calls sole

similar to san francisco, marin county supervisors made the same move yesterday. they are asking the state for approval to go further into stage two reopening. marin county wants to allow indoor dining and reopen barber shops, gyms, hotels and k through 12 schools on june 29. we've seen a lot of changes because of the coronavirus pandemic and to keep track of all of it, go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> happening today, a community will pay tribute to a santa cruz county sheriff sergeant killed in the line of duty. a public memorial will be held for sergeant damon gutzwiller, he died in an ambush in ben low plond. the service willelt th processs of santa cruz. the service is at 10:00. and a service for david patrick underwood will be head friday. he is the federal officer gunned down outside the federal building in oakland on may 29. a reported follower of the boogaloo movement is charged with the ti. yesterday the fbi announced the arrest of an accomplice. underwood's service will also be streamed online. >>> and pressure is building in have a lay l vallejo to

bars are one pixel in the bigger picture the now has counties like san francisco and marin pressing pause on moving to the next reopening phase. an indication there's a risk of sliding backwards. >> we've been the model of the nation for covid prevention, and sort of like flattening the curve. i think that's where leadership is really headed right now in terms of trying to nip it in the bud before we become texas, florida or arizona. >> the four-phase reopening plan seems to have hit a speed bump on phase 2. the state and consulting firms have issued comprehensive guidance for safely reopening businesses. and seeing people float those guidelines is frustrating because they could be setting back progress for everyone. >> of course it's frustrating. you expect that people would do the right thing. it's one of these, we are all in this together. it takes just a few people to really mess it up and basically affect the businesses of a lot of different businesses. >> dr. chen hong says they do have some data on why the numbers are rising here in california. one thing he says is more young peopl

there is a six customer limit on each outdoor table in san francisco. also, marin county is moving into phase three of its reopening plan today. they are allowing retail stores to get back to business for the first time since march. tasting rooms for winery and breweries in sonoma county can reopen today. they are not required to have to serve food at the same time. >>> 28 state parks in california are reopening campgrounds today. most are in southern california. there are two in the bay area. the local parks are in santa cruz county and on the san mateo county coast. there is a catch. campers with reservations between now and june 21st have to rebook them. they were canceled during the shutdown. >>> is 4:40. starting today, many counties are allowed to reopen several additional businesses. movie theaters, gyms, bars can all reopen under stage three of the states reopening plan. taurus locations like hotels, zoos, aquariums and museums can also reopen. these businesses are expected to give their employees masks and also make arrangements for people to stay at least

they were also protests in san francisco and marin city among other places. hello everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm catherine heenan those peaceful protests followed a violent night in valais whole looting reported at a walgreens in the city that led to a reported a officer involved shooting. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>many stores vandalized glass broken boarded up windows already in place other stores have not been vandalized yet, but they're boarding up just in case. in 27 years of service, i've never experienced anything like what i experienced last night in the city of calais as police chief says his city is under siege by demonstrators peacefully protesting the death of george floyd. >>but by a group of vandals and looters from outside the city who are attacking businesses. this was a coordinated attack by organized individual seeking to cause destruction. >>and harm to our community. and no such acts will be tolerated. police say beginning at 9 monday night they spent hours going from call to call as one business after another was at

a hotspot in marin is san quentin prison. 500 inmates infected in the past two weeks. contra costa county and santa clara county are also reevaluating their reopening plans. watch list after a spike in cases and hospitalization rates. >>> more and more californians are testing positive for the virus. the positivity rate went up and is a little more than 5% right now which is a small increase from the rate recorded earlier in the week. the hospitalization rate also increased up more than 3%. the governor knows that these numbers will likely continue to go up. >> you will start to see that tragically with the number of lives lost and it is not just 80 and 90-year-old that are losing their lives and it is not just 65 and older that are getting positive test results back. >> the governor is warning the number of deaths will likely go up in the coming weeks as the hospitalization rate increases. >>> an update on a deadly confrontation between a suspected shoplifter and a worker at an antioch lucky store. investigators now say the suspect suffered no trauma to his neck. that

san francisco. southerly wind bringing in the marine area. 70 for san jose and if you are going to be heading out this weekend whether it's to san jose or concord to take in a movie at one of the drive-ins, it looks like nice weather this evening. they don't get started until after the sun goes down. around 9:00 temperatures near 70 degrees. dropping into the 60s, but some of the fog will try to creep farther inland. more in the form of a low cloud cover away from the bay as opposed to fog at ground level. temperatures will start off tomorrow morning in the mid- to upper 50s. normal for late june. yb much variation. low 60s along the covid. low 70s around the bay. near 80 degrees for the south bay and well into the 80s for the santa clara valley and same thing for the trivalley and farther east for the inland bay spots. mix of upper 70s for the north bay. this is what the temperature map should look like late june. the stronger wind kicking up. it will relax next week. temperatures warm back up to around 90 degrees by the middle of next week. pretty normal as we round the corner from june and head int

>> good morning, yeah, san francisco and marin county have both scaled back reopening plans. san francisco was supposed to move into phase three today, which would have allowed barber shops, tattoo parlors and outdoor bars to open. san francisco mayor, london breed, announced a delay into moving into phase three after seeing 103 new cases in a single day. the reversal comes after she said last week the city rating reopening businesses. in marin county, public health officials have decided to pause opening gyms, hotels, motels and short-term rentals. indoor restaurants and hair salons will still be allowed to open today. in a youtube video, marin county's public health officer said a spike in cases increased hospitalizations and an outbreak at san quentin prison. it means they need to take a more cautious approach. >> these are not easy decisions , and we have been clear that the reopening process will be sequential, gradual, and data- driven. >> contra costa county is also expected to announce any changes to its timeline today. reporting live, i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox2

willis says the surge started after inmates were transferred from chino to san quinten three weeks ago. marin's health department wasn't informed until after the transfer. >> i'm concerned we will potentially be using beds in our hospitals that would otherwise be available to our community. >> he's been telling us that a lot of people that he's been in quarters with have become sick, and that he's been tested several times but negative each time. >> reporter: tara says her 65-year-old father was transferred from the chino facility to san quinten in the middle of the night and hasn't heard from him in several days and is concerned about his health and safety. >> i'm not saying every person who committed a crime should go free but they haven't been sentenced to death, either. >> reporter: there are currently nine covid patients in marin's three hospitals, which have a total of 420 beds. so he says right now there is not an imminent threat to the community. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> thank you, kate. >>> the number of diagnosed coronavirus cases across the bay area hit a new high. take a loo

in fact some mist and drizzle in sonoma, san mateo, marin county coast.still a little gray out there. that will change, we'll have mostly sunny conditions and the sea breeze will be with us again today. live doppler 7 shows the cloud cover just hugging the bay there. up to the north it is clear. as a result, temperatures are mild. the system further to the north and west of us will be influencing us for a brief offshore event as it passes to the north and east of us come late tuesday and wednesday. we're also going to warm up mid-week. between now and then, warming up a bit and then just sort of staying that way for monday and tuesday. look at the clouds here from our east bay, walnut creek. you can see a mostly cloudy sky, 59 in the city, 63 in mountain view, 64 in san jose. gray skies here, feathered friend there, of course the exploratorium camera, he likes that spot, i've seen him many times here hanging out. 63 in napa, 65 in petaluma, low 60s in livermore. even with the cloud cover, it's pretty mild into the east bay. here is the north bay, san rafa

san mateo bridge. traffic is quiet out of marin, into san francisco. more and more transit agencies making modifications and changes in the next couple of weeks, and now due to the ongoing protest activity, there's been several changes is to mass transit because of that. keep that in mind if you're taking muni or vta out the door. that's a look at traffic. >>> another warm day, but honestly, mary, it's been beautiful along the coast. >> oh my goodness, yeah, along the coast, i'm sure, just gorgeous. we are looking at temperatures warming right back up, looking to the afternoon, and no as hot as yesterday, but still, well above average for this time of the year, and here is a beautiful view with the sales force tower camera with the golden glow in the sky, looking to our temperatures, and we are going to see temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s, and here's a live look, and you can see the bay bridge as well as the east bay and mt. diablo as well. we will show you what you can expect. 50s and 60s this morning, and right now, looking at 61 in concord. 6

joining me from oakland is william rogers, the president and ceo of odwill of san francisco san mateo and marin thank you for joining us could you tell me about the impact the pandemic has had across the state on goodwill and more narrowly here in the bay area? >> absolutely. the pandic has had a huge impact and really, i want to first talk about whgoodwill exists. the only reasongoodwill exists is to help people who would otherwise be considered unemployable to gain employdent and to lop skill sets so that they can support themselves and famili. so, the folks that we hire are people who are homeless formerly incarcerated, low il educational levels, immigrants, because what we want to do is help people who are sort of stigmatized by their circumstances and help them have a second chance. the impact on goodwill statewide has been huge. so, goodwill employs 14,0 people in the state of as a result ofthe shutdown order we had to shut down all of our retail operions, warehouse operations, our e- commerce operations and that meant that 10,000 people across california had to be furloughed orlaid off.

the ones that don't qualify or are waiting, imperial, marin, san francisco, alameda, and santa clara county. in san mateo ian cull, nbc by area news. >>> hair salons, barber shops allowed to reopen today. contra costa county the county joins napa, solano and sonoma in allowing hair salons to reopen. but their rules and hairstylists and barbers and customers must follow strict social distancing guidelines. so what about the bay area's most populated county? still no salon service in santa clara county and no word of santa clara county has reopened. contra costa county 45. and santa clara county 34 new cases. we also have new data which shows cases are climbing across the state. this graph shows the number of new cases each day here in california mid may the daily count hovered around 2 now new cases per day. from mid may into mid june the case surged past 3,000 new cases a day on average. many factors are in play here. the reopening of our economy, more testing, and perhaps prote each other. >>> well, still ahead, a popular pancake brand and its racist history. aunt jemima gone. what

starting monday, san francisco and marin counties will also allow it.t this point, alameda county has no plans to let people shop inside of stores. >>> a message from b.a.r.t. tonight. an employee tested positive for covid-19. b.a.r.t. says the employee last worked on sunday and spent the day in stations trains throughout the system. b.a.r.t. adds video trackers show that he wore a mask and gloves and had no contact with the riders but did come in contact with other employees. those employees have quarantined. this is the first frontline employee that tested positive for the virus according to b.a.r.t. >>> he was a product of the streets, but did he deserve to die? we're learning more from oakland police on what led to the shooting of 23-year-old erik salgado, who was killed by chp officers last weekend. his pregnant girlfriend was injured, and his family says she miscarried. here's nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: oakland police detectives are for the first time releasing detailed information on what led to the shooting death of erik salgado. f

>>earlier this evening, we talk live with 2 term san francisco marin former speaker of the assembly willie brown about the ongoing calls for police reform the former mayor told us the level of outrage and unrest that we're seeing across the country is overdue. >>there are still racism in this nation has been years since the slave ships first arrived in this nation has been frankly ignore and that the issue of racism and therefore well. somehow it had to be going from pit in addressed and that now is being confronted the dress and i just hope it can be. so spain to the extent that it becomes institutional subject to the changes that are necessary to rid ourselves of it and that process, however we've got to be. yeah very very clear that as we wipe out all this bench associated with racism. we don't care ignore the necessity of certain guidelines. one example for public safety. i just hope but those people though city council person was understand that. you know the definitions of what ought to be interest in public safety that they want to do and it should not be just as a result. their pol

welcome back stories we're following. >>> a live look at marin sanitary service in san rafael, which ow experiencing a reported coronavirus outbreak. the marin ij reports at the start of the month the waste and recycling center tested all employees after its first confirmed case. after that more than 40 workers tested positive, most of them had no interaction with the general public. marin santory covers one-third of all of the homes in marin county. >> the state experiences a record number of patients in the hospital, approaching nearly 4,000. and the overall number of new ca since at least april 1st marking a 22% increase. california has more than 1,000 patients now in intensive care. >>> a live look at the unusually quiet mchenry center in san jose. people normally would be filling the convention center but this year things are different. the pandemic is making apple's first ever virtual version of the conference. the tickets to attend the conference usually cost around $1,600. this year participants can take part in the free of charge event. >>> well, who says there's no free lunc

san mateo received permission for its reopen plans. only five of california's 58 counties are holding back still. four are in the bay area. al need, a marin, san francisco and santa clara. the fifth is imperial county on the state's southern border. >>> mask rules. face go up to the new realities of wearing masks the right and wrong way and what could happen if you don't wear one at all. the future of shopping. the future of shopping post covid-19. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew touma. we are tracking warmer weather about to move in and it will stick when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe every single day. >>> as reopening continues in the bay area, masks are becoming our main safeguard against covid-19. highway well is this rule being enforced? and is everyone getting the

san francisco and marin county both decided to hit the pause button on some of those reopening plans. in san francisco they were supposed to move into phase 3 today, which would have allowed barbershops, tattoo parlors, and outdoor bars to reopen . the san francisco mayor announced a delay in moving into this phase after seeing 103 new cases in a single day. and marin county public health officials have also decided to pause opening the gems, hotels, motels, and short-term rentals. indoor restaurants and hair salons will still be allowed to open today. in a youtube video the public health officer said the spike in cases increase hospitalizations and an outbreak at san quentin prison means they need to take a more cautious approach. >> these are not easy decisions. we have been clear that the reopening process will be sequential, gradual, and data- driven. >> contra costa county is expected to announce any changes to its timeline today. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> governor newsome ordered the immediate shutdown of those bars that reopened in seven counties.

what is being done to stop the spread at san quentin prison here in marin county?rom ktvu fox 2 news, as is mornings on 2. >>> good morning, welcome to tuesday. it is the very last day of june. it is june 30th. i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. i can't believe we are looking at july. we are into summer. let's check in with steve paulson for our july forecast. >>> it will be cooler. we have near 90s. this is all where it should be this time of year. we have a little bit of patchy fog. as we go into thursday, there will be a cooldown. there is not a lot going on. we had an active spring and early summer. santa rosa is 51, san jose, 58. there is a little onshore breeze. it is not too crazy. i have seen the big low churning in idaho. it will kind of reposition itself along the west coast ov

. >> the line outside this pop-up food pantry from the san francisco/marin food bank at its peak stretchedor four blocks. jaime martinez says this is only the second time he has reached out to the food bank for help in his 70 years. >> everything is going up and up and up and up. and i'm sick and tired. >> jaime hasn't worked as a security guard at his job at the chase center since it cluesed due to the pandemic in early march. >> have i the eed, the unemployment. i don't receive anything. nothing. i waiting for the support for the $1200. nothing. >> tina marchetti can't imagine what any of these people are facing, but says reaching out for help is a good first step. >> yeah, it's tough times for everybody. >> she is executive director of the bay area financial education foundation. >> using a budget is the first most important thing. minimizing your spending would be second. and being proactive about negotiating with creditors. >> sites like everydollar.com offer free advice on sticking to a budget. bank of america and wells fargo also offer free budgeting resources. for more immediate, l

peterson is now 47 years old and does remain on death row at san quentin prison in marin county. >>> san francisco appeals court is hearing arguments in an appeal in the roundup cancer trial. the lawyer for a groundskeeper from phoenicia who contracted non-hodgkin's lymphoma once a court to reinstate his settlement. he was awarded $289 million in 2018. the makers of roundup one the word is overturned or a new trial altogether. johnson's case was the first of thousands of lawsuits against monsanto that claimed roundup causes cancer. the court now has 90 days to issue a ruling. >>> all right. it's going to be hot. we want to check back in with steve paulson. can people escape the heat? . a few people live near the water or san francisco, they're definitely not used to hot weather are they going to break some >> no. they will not. if you live in the city anything over 75 is hot. you're not used to that . >> right . no air conditioning. >> yeah. i can share this story briefly. this is back when i played tennis. usta. we went on a saturday and played 18 from berkeley and they had to come t