schools in california. >> it's more uncertain today than it was two days ago. >> reporter: the san ramon valley unified district is reversing plans when it comes to staff and students returning in the fall. >> i believe the san ramon valley unified school district should we open on august 11th as scheduled with full remote distance learning. >> reporter: and late tonight, san jose, one of the largest school districts in the bay area, made the call to go virtual until october 2nd. %-p. the district says, quote, this outcome comes with major disappointment. we believe that in-person instruction, even in a limited capacity, is the best way to serve our students. it went on to say we are grieved by the emotional toll on our students from being unable to see their classmates and teachers face-to-face. >> the goal here is to have one common platform that all students can interact with. >> these announcements come the night before governor newsom is expected to make a call on whether distance learning will be recommended or required. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some insight

schools in california. >> it's more uncertain today than it was two days ago. >> reporter: the san ramon valley unified district is reversing plans when it comes to staff and students returning in the fall. >> i believe the san ramon valley unified school district should we open on august 11th as scheduled with full remote distance learning. >> reporter: and late tonight, san jose, one of the area, made the call to go virtual until october 2nd. %-p. the district says, quote, this outcome comes with major disappointment. we believe that in-person instruction, even in a limited capacity, is the best way to serve our students. it went on to say we are grieved by the emotional toll on our students from being unable to see their classmates and teachers face-to-face. >> the goal here is to have one common platform that all students can interact with. >> these announcements come the night before governor newsom is expected to make a call on whether distance learning will be recommended or required. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some insight and some understanding what that wi

san ramon. >> reporter: good morning. yes, be last night the san ramon valley unified school board voted to start the school year with kids learning from home in anticipation of the governor's announcement that we expect just under an hour from now. >> in favor of the motion, say aye. >> aye. opposed, say no. motion carries unanimously. >> reporter: what was interesting about last night's vote is that in previous meetings, the san ramon valley board had seemed poised to pass a hybrid plan with groups of kids all trained between home and on campus. but board members acknowledged that new information from the contra costa county department of public health and its expected announcement from governor gavin newsom prompted them to change course. so students will start the year with distance learning. attendance will be taken and grades will be given. >> i feel so relieved. like, trust me when i say that, all teaches want to be back in our classrooms. i desperately miss my students and i missed them all spring. but we also want to be safe. >> i want to know that aft

tonight san ramon valley unified joining several other school systems by keeping students and teachers at home. is it the right decision? nbc bay area's sergio quintana is at district headquarters in danville. >> reporter: this is a decision that comes after lots of deliberation. there are plenty of parents, students, and teachers that are breathing a sigh of relief. but there are some people who had been pushing for students to return to class five days a week. the hours-long san ramon valley unified school district board meeting was basically a continuation of a similar meeting earlier in the week. during that meeting, board members seemed poised to pass a plan to have some students return to class and others stay at home. tonight board members acknowledged new info from the contra costa county department of health and an announcement from governor gavin newsom has prompted them to change course. >> all in favor of the motion, say aye. >> aye. >> opposed say no. motion carries unanimously. >> they decided to start with distance learning. attendance will be taken, and grades will be g

today san ramon valley unified voted to adopt a hybrid learning plan, mixing at home and in class learning limiting time on campus. for the first four weeks remote learning will be an option. >>> for all the latest information on bay area school reopening statements, head to our website at www.kpix.com/back to school. >>> tonight president trump is insisting once again that it would be a mistake to keep kids out of the classroom. >> what do you tell parents and teachers who feel that it is unsafe to go back. >> i would tell parents and teachers that you should find yourself a new person, whoever is in charge of that decision because it is a terrible decision because children and parents are dying from that trauma too. they are dying because they can't do what they are doing. mothers can't go to work because all of a sudden they have to stay home and watch their child. >> joe biden delivered his strongest criticism yet of the federal response to the outbreak, accusing the president to paying more attention to his poll numbers than the safety of the american people. >> do your job, mr. presi

. >>> san ramon valley unified voted to adopt a hybrid learning plan for the start of the school year. it mixes at home and in class learning and limits students time on campus the first four makes. other bay area districts opted to go all digital at the start of the fall. for all the latest information on bay area school reopenings, go to kpix.com/back to school. >>> a new civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the city of minneapolis and police officers on behalf of george floyd's family. >> this is the tipping point. this is the tipping point! this is for policing in america. this is a public health crisis. >> the lawsuit alleges the officers violated george floyd's rights when they restrained him and the city allowed a culture of excessive force, racism and impunity to flourish in its police force. derek chauvin and the three other officers face criminal charges. >>> with coronavirus cases rising nationwide, fatalities are also. alabama, utah and florida report a record one-day number of covid-19 related deaths . texas reported all-time highs for cases and hospitalizations on

just yesterday, the san ramon valley unified school district voted to adopt a hybrid learning plan and it makes at home and in-class learning. limiting students' time on campus for the first four weeks. fully remote learning will also be an option for some families. for all of the latest information on bay area school reopenings, we know it's italwa changing, head to our website. kpix.com/backtoschool. that's something i know a lot of parents' minds right now. one thing we can count on staying the same unfortunately is that supercommute is rough. gianna. >>> yeah, it's a tough one this morning. we've got some pretty hefty delays. the problem was as we head a stalled out vehicle stuck in lanes for quite some time westbound 580 around grant line. so you have got delays extending into tracy and just before mountain house and it's busy all the way to grantline and everything is in the red. so your speeds are down under 25 miles per hour as you work your way through there and that 580 bypass that connector there is slow as well. so drive times, 53 minutes 205 to 680. so sluggish there. good

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. >> reporter: it was decision day for the san ramon valley unified school district. time to decide what going back to school is going to look like. >> this is one of the toughest decisions we will ever have to deal with. >> reporter: the board was grappling with whether to continue remote learning, send kids back to campus, five days a week, or create a hybrid system, split between in class and at home learning. cara is an er nurse and mother of young twin girls and does not see how at homeschooling could possibly work. >> i don't think being at home with parents that are not educated and taught how to do that, i don't think we can basically replicate that model in our homes with remote learning. >> reporter: the purpose of keeping kids out of the classroom is safety, and not just for the kids. carly owens teaches second grade in the district and says primary school teachers are used to their classroom being petri dishes for disease. >> in the 20 years i taught i only got the flu once before that, and last year i got very sick three times. >> reporter: carly says the

. >>> new legal battle for pg&e tonight, they are suing the san ramon valley fire protection district over fire safety procedures. pg&e wants the court to overturn restrictions on its work procedures, that they prohibit pg&e from performing any electrical work during high fire danger without 48 hours prior notice to the district. pg&e work -- claimed they had a chance to hear from pg&e before they voted but the never heard from the utility. the case is expected to be heard on thursday. >>> cal fire is battling two large wildfires in lassen úthe gold fire in the hug fire at last check they (almost 18,000 acres and are less than 10 percent contained. evacuation orders are in effects. >>> paul, we are really seeing how this dry summer weather can fuel these wildfires especially when you have the wind. but fortunately, our fire danger has not been too high over the past couple of weeks just because our temperatures have been near or even slightly below normal but up to the north, they really have been dealing with problems over the last couple days. you can see on the observed smoke plume

san ramon and it's a symphony of moving weights and bodies indoor and out. stretching the athletic limits of elite athlete and the star quarterback for san ramon valley and the worked with the packers pro bowl receiver. homegrown talents. the fellow type in the cleveland browns and players come to california to get ready for the nfl confines and college pro days. >> all we care about is fielding the best that the individual can become. >> he is california's dream. director of the pyramid designed to reach multiple levels of an athlete's peak. >> it is so specific to our personal needs. >> the veteran tight and is currently free agents and right now training camp reporting dates keep changing. >> for me it is bittersweet. i'm here training and taking care of myself but it is like when are we starting? >> in the meantime the daily reps continue. >> that places a factory for the elite athlete right there in san ramon and before anyone wants to call him, they take all the necessary he that's it for us at 5:00 and we will see you back here at 6:00. >> news updates always on kpix.com. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, the courageous life and endur

. >>> pg&e is expected in court, they are suing the san ramon valley fire protection district over an ordinance that bans it from performing non-emergency electric work when fire danger is high. a judge will hear the arguments today. pg&e will argue that the fire district doesn't have the authority the to enforce the rule because the power lies with the public utilitieses commission. >>> coming up, the push for more tourists in the north bay, how sa santa rosa is hoping to give businesses a boost. fwloo a >>> and a new attraction is coming soon to the bay area. ultimate to i see water and boots. >> bring it on. >> right? >> yes. some fresh air activities. let's get outside, absolutely. some nice weather coming our way. let's take a look at your temperatures. we'll start in san francisco where it is not nearly as drizzly as there was yesterday. temperature about 52 in ocean beach to about 53 to 54 for most of the neighborhoods there under a cloudy sky. you can see mid to upper 50s everywhere. union city 61. let's take a look at your commute, well, it was on emeryville earlier and now t

. >> reporter: it was decision day for the san ramon valley unified school district.time to decide what going back to school is going to look like. >> this is one of the toughest decisions we will ever have to deal with. >> reporter: the board was grappling with whether to continue remote learning, send kids back to campus, five days a week, or create a hybrid system, split between in class and at home learning. cara is an er nurse and mother of young twin girls and does not see how at homeschooling could possibly work. >> i don't think being at home with parents that are not educated and taught how to do that, i don't think we can basically replicate that model in our homes with remote learning. >> reporter: the purpose of keeping kids out of the classroom is safety, and not

san ramon. it's a symphony of moving weighs and body indoor and out. stretching the athletic limits of elite athletes. jack is a star quarterback for san ramon valley. seahawks quarterback anthony gordon of pacifica worked with packers pro-bowl receiver devonte adams from palo alto. fellow tight end, austin hooper of the cleveland browns. erthe nfl combine and college pro- days. here all we care about is just building the best athlete that the individual can become. >> dave spitz is california strength. founder, ceo, coach, director of this pyramid designed to reach multiple levels of an athlete's peak. >> it's so specific to our personal needs to make sure that we're maximizing. >> veteran tight end, eric swoop is curnely a free agent. right now training camp reporting dates keep changing. >> for me, it's bittersweet, because yes, i'm here training myself, but it's still like so, when are we starting? >> mean time, the daily reps at california strength continue. >> shout out to the boss, david spitz. in twelve years, he cranked out 340 nfl draft picks. multiple pro-bowler, and super bowl champions. and shout out fc, sky blue, and chicago, winners b

now, the san ramon valley school district did take a vote last night and officials changed their mind, they first had voted on a hybrid method that would have students in class a couple days a week, but last night they switched course and voted on an all distance learning model for now. the superintendent did not say whether this was because the governor is planning to require this or recommend it. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some insight and some understanding of what this will look like, but it will be nearly impossible for schools in counties like contra costa to open in person. >> reporter: and in san jose, school officials released a statement after their vote saying, quote, this outcome comes with a major disappointment. we believe that in-person instruction even in a limited capacity is the best way to serve our students. it went on to say we are grieved by the emotional toll on our students from being unable to see their classmates and teachers face-to-face. san jose decided on an all distance learning method until october 2. the governor's press co

san jose unified and san ramon valley unified announced their decisions ahead of official state guidances to make some very difficult decision, and their plans for the school year are a big focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is in the newsroom with the details tonight. lauren? >> dan, san ramon and san jose made decisions late tonight to not to return to school in person. these announcements come the night before governor gavin newsom is expected to release clear guidelines on reopening schools in california. >> it's more uncertain today than it was two days ago. >> reporter: the

the company is now suing the san ramon valley fire protection district over fire safety procedures.pg&e wants the court to overturn restrictions on its work procedures. they prohibit pg&e from performing any electrical work without 48 hours prior notice to the district. fire district officials say pg&e had a chance to review the rules before they voted but they never heard from the utility. the lawsuit is expected to be heard in contra costa county superior court on thursday. >>> update on the active fires now and cal fire is battling two large wildfires in the county this morning. the gold fire and the hog fire. at last check they burned around 9,000 acres each. and both are less than 10% contained. evacuation orders are in effect and red flag warning has been extended. >>> coming up, new plans for tiktok and who twitter is banning from its platform next. that's all on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> looking live at the city of san francisco this morning. this is from our treasure island camera. time now 4:40. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest

now, the san ramon valley school district did take a vote last night and officials changed their mindirst had voted on a hybrid method that would have students in class a couple days a week, but last night they switched course and voted on an all distance learning model for now. the superintendent did not say whether this was because the governor is planning to require this or recommend it. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some insight and some understanding of what this will look like, but it will be nearly impossible for schools in counties like contra costa to

san francisco to 66 in sausalito. north bay valley, it will be breezy. richmond and berkeley, you're in the 60s. in the valleys, 80 in san ramon.oud cover does come back and so do the mid-50s to low 60s. temperatures up a little bit tomorrow as that low passes off, and then we'll get a little bit of a drop about six degrees friday. and then back to average with 60s at the coast, 70s, 80s and 90s saturday through tuesday. >>> pg&e is suing the san ramon valley fire protection district over an ordinance that bans it from performing non-emergency electrical work when fire danger is high. tomorrow a judge will hear arguments about why ordinance 35 should be overturned. pg&e will argue that the fire district doesn't have the authority to enforce the rule because that power lies with the california public utilities commission. >>> a heated confrontation caught on camera at a walmart in martinez. >> put it on facebook, i don't care. all my friends and family know how i feel. >> well, brian campbell miller spoke up when he says he saw this woman and her family without masks in walmart in front of him. and this entire scene just transfo

san ramon. it's a symphony of moving weights and bodies, indoor and out. stretching the athletic limits of elite athletes. jack is a star quarterback for san ramon valley. cr's quarterback, anthony gaur, of pacifica, worked with devonte adams of palo alto. homegrown talents. austin hoorp of the clev browns. players come to california strength to get ready for the nfl combine and college pro days. >> here all we care about is just building the best athlete that the individual can become. >> reporter: dave is california strength. founder, ceo, coach. director of this pyramid designed to reach multiple levels of an athlete's peak. >> it's so specific to our personal needs to make sure that we're maximizing. >> reporter: right now training camp reporting dates keep changing. >> for me it's bittersweet. because yes i'm here training and taking care of myself. but it's still, like, so when are we starting? >> reporter: meantime, the daily reps at california strength continues. just a quick little shot of that waet lifter in there. he's on the u.s. olympic weightlifting team and in there every day. >> i thought that's who that was. thank you. >>> coming up, fr

san ramon valley school officials have spent a lot of time on this issue.hey changed their mind. they first voted on a hybrigybr mthod, but last night they switched course because of new information and because of what the governor was about to do. and they voted on an all distance learning more for now. the superintendent did not say whether this was exclusively because of what the governor is planning and whether the governor is planning to require or recommend this. >> i'll let the governor describe that tomorrow. i have some in-sites and some understanding of what that will look like, but it will be nearly impossible for schools to open in person. wrrt is >> reporter: is san jose voted distance learning after saying that in-person is the best way to serve our students. but they are grieved by the emotional toll on the students. but safer to keep them at home for now, so distance learning will be in effect there until at least october 2. and the governor's press conference is set for noon today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> dublin also voted to start

. >>> san ramon valley unified voted to adopt a hybrid learning plan.ting students' time on campus for the first four weeks. this morning, state officials will give an update on fall school reopenings. >>> and i'm gianna franco in the traffic center as we take a look at roadways right now. we are still seeing yellow on some of the travel times which means you are seeing some slower speeds. under 45 miles per hour. westbound 580 altamont pass commute, still busy. 30 minute drive time 205 to 680. eastshore freeway, 21 minutes now from highway 4 working your way to the maze. the maze though not bad. in fact the ride to the bay bridge clear with no delays into the city. mary? >>> gianna starting off the day with mostly cloudy skies and clearing through the afternoon and another day of warm temperatures unland and mild around bay and cooler at the coast. upper 80s in concord this afternoon. as well as for fairfield and livermore. 83 san jose and 72 in oakland and 67 look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i tho

by 1:00 we're well into the 90s by the delta. 80s around the san ramon valley, close to 90 in livermore but at the most with fog and the sea breeze it will stay in the 60 toss upper 60s in >>> and now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. this morning, covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths are surging across the us. there are nearly 3.23 million confirmed cases and more than 134,000 deaths. abc news reporter trevor oelt has more. >> reporter: alarming new norms this morning as covid-19 rages across much of the united states. an interim fema memo obtained by abc news says 26 icus are capacity and 13 hospitals with staffing shortages now. >> these patients are sicker than we've seen and in a different way. >> reporter: with residents waiting for tests in hundred degree heat. a new appointment only site in tucson said it booked its first week of tests in ten minutes. while in neighboring california, these surge tents constructed to take on the crush of patients. >> we're having a war here on covid. >> reporter: and with morgues full, refrigerated trucks have been brought in to s

inland, temperatures can be much warmer than this this time of year, but pretty nice with 87 in san ramon valley accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll keep the temperatures with that wide range from coast to inland valleys, throughout the middle of the week. but by wednesday we cool it off, warming back up thursday. here comes our warm-up, more significant by the end of the week, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> throughout the pandemic, 7 on your side has been reporting on the struggles of those who lost their jobs because of the pandemic, complaints are pouring in as people are losing their $600 weekly supplement from the government. as many were ready to give up, they went to micin a n your sea. >> i an email, and they said they would respond in seven to ten business days. that was in april. >> reporter: they all lost their jobs in the pandemic. why aren't they getting benefits? >> it's very, very frustrating. it's just kind of like, they have the right to do that, to block people without a reason. >> reporter: jobs lost, savings gone, and no answers from the edd. >> thank you for calling the empl

. >> san ramon valley quarterback remains stoic. >> we are worried about getting better and becoming closer as a team and if we have a season we will be the best team out. >> volleyball players for high school, address the trickle- down effect in recruiting. >> a lot of it recently has been over zoom and reaching out to new coaches has been really weird because we cannot quite get the same feel for the schools. >> yes, california joints new mexico, virginia, and washington state, who will push the fall sports back into 2021, in the case of new york, they are revisiting doing the same thing but not until september. >> wow, keep on practicing. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a weeklong traveling ceremony, honoring civil rights icon john lewis gets underway in the small town where his story began. >>> they are battening down the hatches in hawaii tonight. the islands in the crosshairs of one hurricane, as another storm slams the shore on the gulf coast. >> customers need us, my employees need us. we need to be open. >>> and, people all over the lone star state are raising a toast t

. >> reporter: we're at the san ramon valley school district, these officials have spent a lot of timethis issue this week. last night was their second meeting on this issue and their second vote. earlier in the week, that first vote that they took, they decided that they would have a hybrid method that they would start school with some distance learning and some in-person learning. a combination with kids coming to school a couple days a week. but officials say that new information and word about the governor's announcement caused them to change their mind. and last night they voted on starting school with distance learning only. it is a tough spot for local officials, and some hope the governor will make it easier for them with this announcement today. >> i'm hoping that they will be standards and not guidelines. he has used the guidelines routine for the last two months and it hasn't worked. >> reporter: so many hoping for a state mandate today. in san jose, officials also voted on distance learning until at least october 2 saying they know it comes with major disappointments and th

inland, it will be warm and temperatures by the delta will be warmest, in the 90s with 85 in the san ramon valleyn pleasanton. the accuweather seven-day forecast, another sunny, warm day around the bay and inland. winds pick up along the coast. by tomorrow, it's cool, it's breezy. and looking at that steady pattern. good thing here is, no extremes, we're not looking at a lot of heat. but that returns the end of the week, liz. >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> building a better bay area means digging deeper into issues surrounding education. teachers are starting to plan a potential return to the classroom in the fall. there is growing concern they may run out of paid sick days. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez takes a closer look at what teachers could face. >> reporter: when a teacher calls in sick, one of their first considerations is who will take their place. >> my primary concern before covid in terms of calling in sick was the high likelihood there would be no substitute available to cover my class. >> reporter: olivia gets ten paid sick days a year. teachers can roll them over. but if

temperatures will be in and around mid 80s san ramon valley to about 90 in concord.uweather seven-day forecast temperatures will come down just a little bit as we get through the middle of the week, allowing for numbers to be below average by tuesday and wednesday, and then looking at numbers getting a little bit warmer by the end of the week. >>> aids walk, liz, today, check it out at 415-615-walk, still time to get in there, make some donations. it's going to be cloudy out there, and cool, temperatures mainly in the 60s. of course it's virtual but we will be looking at brighter weather in the city with the sea breeze later on today. >> should be a great event. thank you, lisa. >>> you've surely heard the term by now mask me or mask acne, it is one of the terms we're getting used to during the pandemic with us wearing masks as much as possible we needed ways to keep our skin clear. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke to a leading dermatologist to get some advice. >> i am all about wearing my mask every single day, but i definitely have been dealing with some break

look at some of the hottest areas around walnut creek and danville, the livermore valley, the san ramon valleyart out in the upper 60s by about 8:00, 10:00 noontime already in the mid-80s. as we get to the afternoon mid and upper 90s will be common. usually we have the delta breeze. a little bit of that but less so on your sunday so that's why the temperatures will be even warmer for your sunday, today, though. warmer than your friday. in the south bay talking about upper 80s for you in san jose, 83 in sunnyvale and the afternoon sea breeze helping you out in san mateo. and as you get closer to the coast 63 degrees with the sunset, upper 60s downtown, a lot like yesterday. up in the north bay these 90s coming into play in calestoga and santa rosa. looking at about 89 in petaluma. 87 near the water in vallejo. and as you head over to the east bay nice afternoon in oakland, 75, topping out at 80 in union city. 90 san ramon. here comes those mid-90s as you get closer to the delta. certainly a warm day out there, warmer than yesterday for some. and the accuweather forecast shows the summer scorche

just yesterday, san ramon valley unified school district voted to adopt a hybrid learning plan that mixes at home and in-class learning. limiting students' time on campus for the first four weeks. fully remote learning will also be an option. for all of the latest information on bay area school reopenings, head to our website. kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> this morning the trump administration is reversing guidelines that would have required international students to leave the country. if their schools hold classes entirely online because of the pandemic. those plans drew that were criticism and lawsuits from universities and a dozen attorneys general. >> we have managed to make something a little bit more human and not let them treat us like -- we're just other contributors to the economy. >> the guidance now reverts to a policy from march that suspended existing limits for online education for foreign students. >>> workers at tesla are speaking out after an industry blog reported that more than 100 employees had tested positive for coronavirus and more than 1,000 have been exposed. employe

most of the team make place for san ramon valley. $275 and 3 months of baseball through the end of august, they, aces. danville aces. which has been developing high school players for nearly a decade. >> big thanks to danville little league for allowing kids like that to get out there and play in these camps. 12 guys just together for 3 months, 225 bucks, that is cheaper than a lot of traveling. >> what are these little gems you are finding, the sport stories locally? >> and i love the sound the bats make. >> we miss that. >>> after months of refusing to wear one in public, president trump is spotted in a face mask for the first time since the pandemic. >>> plus, firefighters rushed to save the historic california church that is been here for more than 200 years. >>> later on, >>> you're watching kpix 5 news. >>> the u.s. that the new coronavirus record. 68,000 more cases have been reported, and officials say that is a new single day record for the seventh time in 11 days. >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> hospital and part

san jose. there is castro valley. san ramon, dublin, they are sleeping in. they are allowed to. 62 in pittsburgh. the temperatures are cooler. i have a couple 40s to the north as well. look for a cooldown today. a cool to mild pattern, unless you are in clearlake or out towards vacaville, it has been hotter. the high will come back in, and we are not looking for anything too crazy. 60s, 70s, and 80s on the temperatures. in then temperatures will bump up yet i don't see much change from the coast to the bay. it looks cooler, looks mild. >>> san francisco's prairie building is reopening, after being forced to close because of coronavirus rules. coming up, we have details of what it had taken for the city's most popular place to reopen. >>> during the night, the city of chicago had taken down two christopher columbus statues, we will tell you my demonstrators responded when they saw the statues removed. >>> you have the power of mornings on fox 2 at night, the tenant 11:00 news. >>> you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the mornings on

san francisco and sausalito, mid to upper 60s at north bay coast. and along the east bay shore, 80 at richmond, oakland move into the valley, 92 in san ramon to brentwoodt 98 degrees. tonight 50s just about everywhere. out around achntioch, in the 60. and in the hills also. and check out my accuweather 7 day forecast, you can see a degree or so cooler tomorrow. and 409e es409 hottest temperate inland sunday. and still warmer than average monday, tuesday and wednesday. so i hope you like the warmth. >>> and now let's check in with rob marciano. >> what's coming up on gma? >> good morning kumasi, reginald. we have a lot. including a lot of breaking news. we'll start with of course what is up top of mind, the coronavirus and covid cases continuing to climb across the world. milestone now 12 million cases there, 3 million at home. and this as the battle over schools erupt. president trump pushing to open them this fall and blasting the cdc guidelines. now the director of the cdc will be joining us live. and also ahead, we are following the breaking news overnight, "glee" star naya riveria disappeari ining on a lake with 4-year-old son. the child discovered

san rafael, 85 in sonoma, sausalito a high of 68 tomorrow. in the east bay a lot of 70s. 72 in oakland, 79 in union city, 78 castro valley. inland 86 in san ramonut 92 in pittsburg and 92 the high in livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. morning fog to sun, that is the trending the next seven days but our temperatures really take a dip midweek. on wednesday i will actually track some early morning drizzle that will likely fall close to the coast. it's a cooler afternoon and those numbers will bounce back to more typical temperatures by friday and saturday. we'll see that typical summer spread we get with the hottest spots in the low 90s. >> you said drizzle. i'm going to go with that. all right, drew, thank you very much. >>> we're going to go with some sports because i think the returning is getting closer, chris alvarez. >> yeah, a lot of sports are getting close. would you believe it, football season is around the corner. when you can expect teams to hit the nfl training camp fields. >>> and baseball season just days we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer

oakland, san leandro in castro valley also 70's. well low 80's and san ramon mid-eighties in danville and concord north bay daytime highs upper 80's in vacaville in antioch while napa only at 78 delay who at 72 santa rosa and petaluma hovering right around 80 degrees for your high today. now after today's temperatures tomorrow will be just a touch warmer and then we level out with pretty similar temperatures to today and tomorrow for the rest of the week weekend ahead looks to be just a touch cooler with next week being a touch cooler yet. james. all right john. thank you quick check of the bay area roads this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza to start off with and so far so good westbound 80 looking all right at the toll gates here. >>in oakland, no problems on the spanish you make your way into san francisco. looks a little windy as you can see by some of those flags blowing but no wind advisory has been issued at least not now just yet. we'll have to wait to see if that changes. here's a look at the golden gate bridge, 1 one southbound you're right from he

san rafael.oast today t. and low to mid-80s through most of the north bay. cloverdale northward, warmer as usual. richmond 69. 78 in fremont. and east bay valley, 84 in san ramon to brentwood oto 89. tonight cloud won't won't s won extensive. tomorrow temperatures below average and then saturday all the way to wednesday, enjoy some really smooth weather. we deserve that. >>> listen to this, a hiker who was stranded for 40 hours in the california wilderness is sharing his story. janai norman has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "first look," an excruciating journey of survival. >> help! help! >> reporter: that desperate cry for help coming from the 67-year-old man stranded at joshua tree national pack unable to move after a serious fall. >> i landed right on my left hip, i can't move it for the pain. i can't move myself. >> reporter: robert ringo was just planning on a short walk. he had stwrus t just two liters of water and a cellphone but no cell service. >> it is about 4:30, 4:20 on thursday afternoon. aim up in -- i don't know if you get this or find it. >> reporter: and coming up, the one trick that may have saved this hiker's life. with your "g

well a tease continues through san ramon on up to concord oakland san leandro in castro valley 70's for your highs today while in the north bay, those 90's we had yesterday no more antioch in vacaville in the upper 80's napa only upper 70's sandra fell nevado in petaluma also joining the 70's club now tomorrow temperatures will be a touch warmer you're likely to see a couple of 90's on the map for your wednesday but not a big difference thursday friday saturday sunday monday after that it's steady temperatures in the upper 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's near the coast. james, all right john. thank you quick check of a couple bridges here as we gauge traffic around the bay so far so good here at the richmond center fell bridge toll plaza camera. >>the right on west bound 5.80 through richmond across the span looks pretty good. as you make your way into marion county. now the bay bridge again as expected has begun to slow down just a bit all lanes beginning to back up now as we're getting to the heart of the commute. probably about 8 o'clock or so we'll see it thin out so keep an ey

valley. we'll drop ten degrees inland from today. 86 in san ramon. 88 in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is a cooler afternoon tomorrow. that sets the stage for pretty steady pattern. the coast remains cool in the 60s. the bay in the 70s and low 80s. eric and dion, no intense heat, we'll stay in the low 90s inland, guys. >> thanks for the forecast. >>> see, look, it's a benefit you're inside, chris. i'm trying to see the brighter side of things. >> yeah, it is nice and cool in here. coming up in sports, a former cal bear works his way to a playoff victory on the pga tour. >>> let's jump in the lake if you're hot. find the lake. the final round of the celebrity there's this game-time internetting room.nity. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. o

as you move inland, 87 in san ramon to 94 in brentwood. so the tri-valleyupper 80s, highway 4 in the low to mid-90s. tonight 52 to 62. not much difference. here is my accuweather 7 day 23r569. we' forecast. we'll try to squeeze out another degree or two of warmth tomorrow. monday temperatures will drop a couple degrees and then it gets breezy and 70s and 80s for a high starting tuesday. >>> ford says more than 150,000 customers have placed deposits to order their new 2021 broncos. and that has surpassed expectations. deposits cost 100 bucks and that is refundsable. tech crunch reports now ford needs to determine how many of those will actually turn into purchases. 1996.comes levels. >>> coca-cola is turning to control. same girl, same. anyway, the beverage company is planning to roll out a september zer drink seltzer drink next year. >> is this the coca-cola version of the white claw? >> yeah, it looks almost exactly the same. >> as long as it is working. >>> new at 6:00, the san francisco archbishop's new request. why he is urging bay area priests to hold

valley and fremont where we have 80. and inland, we have about 89 in san ramon.nd temperatures tonight, we'll fall back into the 50s in most neighborhoods. and the accuweather 7 day forecast, you can see 80s and 90s pretty much dominant almost every day. there may be a bit of a dip saturday and again monday of next week. summer is here for the next several days though. >>> and instagram is offering users a new way to control the tone of comments. and now the famous robot dog is now a cheerleader. >>> "techbytes," users can pin up to three of their favorite comments. it is designed to help users manage their profiles better and improve their control of the comments thread. >>> amazon plprime video is off individual user for those who share accounts. each will allow for up to six user profiles. it will tailor to individual interests. >>> and finally this core i don't graphed performance took place at a japanese baseball game. those are the famed robot dogs along with some human looking others. they will be performing throughout the month because fans of course are

and 88 around san ramon and pleasanton, 90 to 94 for the rest of the east bay valley neighborhoods. tonight 62 at antioch, most of us waking up with cloudy conditions. so we warm back up above average starting friday and stay that way for saturday and sunday. but still nothing too extreme. >>> a chinese researcher accused of visa fraud is due in court today. the fbi says that she had been hiding in the san francisco consulate for a month. before that, she was working at uc davis. she and three other researchers are being a scheduled of lying on applications to work in the u.s. areas. >>> and a show of support for have a necessary a gi have a necessaryvanessa guillen month. the group called for justice in her case. authorities believe that another soldier killed her. her family says that she was being sheks lsexually harassed y a superior. >>> and the san francisco cron kell phil matier wrote that review is under way of schools named after presidents and other historic figures. the list includes more than a dozen has lowell on the list. you can read his column every sunday and wednes

valley. inland another hot day. 103 in fairfield, 101 in concord. 98 the high in san ramon. > >>>. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we will bounce around in that range over the next several days. typical for july. a.m. fog to afternoon sunshine through the upcoming weekend next week. >>> now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> one of the most entertaining golf tournaments of the year continues this weekend in tahoe. of course no fans on the course but they were on their boats in the lake. let's show you the pictures. those boats in a picture perfect setting in tahoe. steph curry in 11th place. dad del is tied for fourth. it is a two man race to the --. former buffalo bill kyle williams is now in second. former tennis player marty fish is your leader. 37 points on the day after a boeing on 1, he drained ten birds including five straight to end the round. he has 55 points heading into sunday's final round. >>> pga tour. third round. workday charity open. up and down indicate for mo morika morikawa. third place, 13 under. three back of leader, justin thomas who was 6 under on the da

san leandro. castro valley it's going to be warm towards the afternoon, 80 degrees. and looking about 91 in san ramonr 100 inland but the cooling begins for you on monday, and it's going to be maybe 4 or 5 degrees cooler inland. but as we get into the middle of the week not much change. we have our summer range and it's the end of the week where numbers significantly cooler, just about 90 inland. so a pretty nice looking day but always good a idea to watch out for fire danger of course in our inland valleys hiking or biking today. >>> over the past afew weeks wave told you about how the oakland zoo could be closing permanently if it's not able to reopen its doors. when a 6-year-old girl in the east bay heard that news she felt she had to do something and now she's raising a lot of money to help the >> reporter: this is 6-year-old andy and she's been a member of the oakland zoo since she was a baby. she had the idea to raise money to try to keep the oakland zoo from closing permanently. >> i'm kind of doing donations, and i'm making bracelets for people to buy. >> reporter: andy's mother created a fac

you upper 70s to low 80s in the valleys. 70 in richmond, 79 in fremont. and 87 in san ramond at 93. tonight you can see the cloud cover, the gray covering the same neighborhoods and the same type of temperatures, low to upper 50s. so a degree or two warmer tomorrow, same thing saturday, we'll hold that sunday. and then you can see the seabreeze really starts to kick in tuesday and wednesday. and most of the temperatures will be in the 60s, 70s and 80s by the time we get there. so after a little bit of a heat this weekend, pretty nice nextek >>> congressman and civil rights icon john lewis will be laid to rest today this georgia. he is lying in repose in the rotunda of the stat capitol building in atlanta. services for lewis will be at the historic ebenezer baptist church. barack obama will deliver the eulogy. abc news will have special coverage of the sprel krakrel that starts around 7:45 a.m. and it will be streaming at abc7news.com. >>> the "new york times" published an essay that lewis wrote shortly before his death. he said that he was inspired by the recent calls for ra

san francisco b francisco, sausalito. calmer in the valleys and mid to upper 80s. along the east bay shore, koum calmer today with mid to upper 70s. san ramon, 89. everybody else in the low to mid-90s inland. and a look at tonight's temperatures, we have mid to upper 50s. and accuweather 7 day forecast, above average away from the coast with 80s and 90s all seven days. >>> scientists have a lot of hope for an injection that can pre-swre prevent hiv. they say this injection every eight weeks is more effective at preventing hiv than the daily oral pills. san francisco and oakland are this year's aids conference hosts. activities are being held virtually. and i should add this is not yus approved for use in the u.s. a new study finds that many families in san francisco are not using the city's paid leave benefits for families. the city has had a paid parental leave ordinance since 2016 and this requires employers to compensate workers who receive state benefits for family leave. but tit says that many low incoe families and their employers are not even aware that this law exists. one study found that less than 2% of medicaid recipients had eve

valley. mid 50s there. a whole lot of 56s. san ramon, dublin, pleasanton, livermore. they all have different reporting stations but they're all coming in with the same temperatures. let's take a look at what's going on else where. mid 50s to around 60. los gp losgatos one of the warmer spots. some surfaces may be a little hot inland for walking the dog. if you have a pool and you like it, there's still some areas where you can get a lap for an hour or hour and ten minutes and do some exercising. choppy from 3:00 to 9:00 on the bay. let's take a look at neighborhood in the north bay. 57 with the cloud cover at 8:00. sunshine at noon. 76 low to mid 80s this afternoon and very nice 71 at 8:00 with sunshine. san francisco little more cloud cover and temperatures from the 50s to 10:00 and then around 666 at noon and back down to 59 this evening. for the east bay 50s at 8:00 and sunshine at noon and mid 70s for a few hours this afternoon and then drop down to a brisk 63 during the evening hours. we have a little bit of a warming trend coming up in the accuweather seven-day

to kick in as well to 12 miles per hour right now and some ramon 10 in the oakland out of the west 12 miles per hour mill valley and 14 in the san francisco. the numbers right now we've got the cool fog and 50's in the san francisco still sunny and bright to very comfortable 79 degrees. in concord 75 degrees in livermore 74. in san jose and 76 degrees in santa rosa. all right overnight tonight, the fog and low cloud cover will start to thicken up but as it does pushing into the bay and probably some local valleys to but not all the way into the tri valley the concord you keep those areas mostly clear then as we head in toward the afternoon tomorrow skies are going to start up pretty nicely and should be a decent day but that number's going to start come down next few hours if you're stepping outside grab a jacket that breeze is blowing the sunny skies through 8 and that fog these creep on shore as we head toward 9 o'clock or so and that will start to cool down the temperatures tomorrow morning. we do a couple some patchy fog along the coast line and just inside the bay. by the middle of the day, mostly sunny skies to some fog al