businesses trying to get back on their feet. >>but the governor says it must be done recognize soberly. >>that covid-19 is not going away anytime soon. >>thank you for joining us tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman governor gavin newsom is now extending the closure of certain indoor further restrictions on 30 n counties, including 5 here in the bay area. so effective immediately the following must close into our operations at restaurants wineries tasting rooms family entertainment centers zoos. museums, movie theaters and card rooms. the governor also ordered bars to close all operations. the governor imposed even more restrictions for counties on the state's watch list. so 30 counties must go even further into closing and shut down indoor fitness centers places of worship offices for non

essential sectors and salons lest all close. we want to show you now a map of the bay area counties on the state's watch list includes contra costa. moran, napa solano and sonoma for no more now on the governor's big announcement today kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live from sacramento, ashley this is fake. yeah just seen this is big governor gavin newsome constantly refers to california is reopening process as a dimmer and not a light switch. >>today, he announced the entire state is toggling back. >>covid-19 is not going away anytime soon. intel there is a vaccine. and or an effective therapy governor gavin newsom announced monday the entire state must shut down bars along with indoor operations at restaurants, wineries family entertainment centers museums and movie theaters.

the governor also said 30 counties on the state's covid-19 watch list must move further and shut down into our operations at gyms houses of worship nonessential offices, personal care salons and indoor malls, those counties representing 80% of california's population, the state's latest orders comes as hospital capacity dwindles in some counties across the state while the overall positivity rate continues to rise now at 7.4% hospitalizations increased 28% over the last 2 weeks the data suggest not everybody is practicing common sense. >>now just to just to make this clear all of these closures are effective immediately. the governor's administration says that this is indefinite there is no timeline and that the data will determine how soon they reopen. >>reporting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. thank you ashley now the governor's order to close many indoor ac4ivities statewide pulled the rug out

from beneath a new health order that took effect today in santa clara county. >>many gyms hair and nail salons and other indoor businesses that reopen today are being ordered to shut down again now in 2 days. in addition the county is also closing services that counties on the watch list were ordered to shut down. while santa clara county is not currently on the state's covid-19 watch list case count and hospitalizations are being closely monitored and the county may be placed on the list by wednesday. and the new owner caught the new order caught the owner of one salon by surprise and san jose, hugh van so to tells kron four's rob fladeboe that she is extremely disappointed that she will once again have to close her doors as rob reports right now. she and her staff were all smiles when they open for business earlier today but that has since changed. >>down almost 4 months ago due to covid-19 san jose's hair

handler salon and little line is open again and not a minute too soon says owner yvonne sotelo oh yeah we've been once they found out we open today they've been calling us nonstop. my phone rings 24 7. is only too aware of that so long as could be shut down again based on the ever-changing level of infection in the county. but for now at least more stylised and their clients get their temperatures checked. clients are asked to use hand sanitizer before sitting down and everybody must wear a face covering. handlers is limiting occupancy to 10 or fewer people and appointments are staggered throughout the day we're having to do less client because we have more time have to clean between the plan and you can't have more than one plane at the time we want to be safe to we want our clients to be say we want s to be safe. >>so we're fine we're doing really well with the rule so far sotelo waved chair and in recent months for her 15 independence stylus many of

whom are struggling to make ends meet. they are thrilled to be back on the jobs as men stylist henry medina it it's been a trying. situation for everybody. but you know, i'm just glad we're all here. between clients the tools of the trade are disinfecting keeping with strict reopening guidelines. the salon is also asking customers to sign a waiver before receiving that long overdue haircut. >>every coming in like a creep and they're putting on so it's exciting in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and contra costa county has one of the states on the governor's watch list so hair salons and barbershops even indoor malls must now closed. kron four's michelle kingston is in walnut creek right now live for us. outside of a hair salon that had to shut down today, michelle. >>hair salons here in contra costa county have shut down

effective immediately which includes of course this harris line right behind me. we spoke to us stylists here at the beauty lounge today about the governor's latest order. >>could be that. >>there is rumors going around that things are going to get shut down the rumors turned out to be true as of today, california governor gavin newsome ordered all hair salons and barbershops in contra costa county to close this is because the county is on the states watch list and the governor says all indoor operations in the 30 counties on the list must shut down some stylists like megan saleen said she was already thinking about possibly shutting down before the governor's order. >>it seems as people are just very fed up and the numbers are going crazy and there's so many opinions. >>about how why it's happening how it's happening what's safe. what's not it makes your head spin and then you're out in the public and when i'm

home i think he my bubble. >>just like are safe everyone when you're here. we can't control or people are going who they're hanging out with what they're doing are they wearing masks on their time off. so that part's a little nerve wracking in has it the numbers that crazy year. that's right and got myself thinking i don't know i might want to pull back a little bit when salons will be able to reopen is still anybody's guess you know, everybody's like well, you know when you're going to open back up they haven't given us today haven't even gotten into the pete and how long we're going to be shut down again that's just going to be exactly like you said wait and see. >>the county health department epsays that if you did have to shut down today but you can operate outdoors that you can remain open otherwise. you will have to stay closed like a walnut creek michelle kingston kron 4 news they get a shot now if new face mask requirement went into effect today in contra costa county

effective today face masks must be worn at all times. >>while at outdoor dining spots except when eating or drinking that means when you're ordering food waiting for your food are waiting for your check you have to have a mask on face masks are also required an extended family social bubbles and indoor worship services are also prohibited starting today. the stricter requirements. calm after contra costa county. over this weekend was added to the state's covid-19 watch list. amid a sharp rise in cases. sonoma county was also ordered to close hair and nail salons gyms churches malls and now critical offices all this order today by the governor and this comes just 12 hours after the public health department had shut down indoor dining wine tastings and museums kron four's maureen kelly has reaction from those impacted. >>the left the high end restaurant and feels burned has a letter posted on its front door explaining to customers they had to close

once again. after just reopening to indoor dining a few weeks ago monday workers busy stacking chairs because they'll have to stay this way until at least august 2nd. and the latest sonoma county health order. it's crazy right you know is from a business standpoint, it's very complex we basically bolivar staff back on. >>and then we have to we'll have to probably change or model we're probably hadley also of our staff yet again. >>the charles and schulz museum and research center in santa rosa is empty of visitors once again now shut down after reopening just last wednesday. >>the management says they feel like the zig and zag decorating charlie brown's iconic t-shirt they recently installed these social distancing markers on the floor and hand sanitizer stations for visitors in addition to other improvements everything was going very smoothly. so we are confident that when we do reopen we had

a great test run. >>the art of the cinema fitness clubs is upset by the news from the governor that gyms as well as hair and nail salons churches malls and non-critical offices will have to close in sonoma county. he says he's done a lot to prepare to reopen safely. >>our counties have done a beautiful job with with contact tracing and there's not there's not one case that was traced back to us. 0 so we have done everything and now the government says sorry just kidding he says they will continue to have limited outdoor operations but will likely have to furlough. >>10 to 15 more staff members. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>coming up the body of actress naya rivera was recovered today where investigators found her body. plus vandalism caught on camera why one will believe someone slashed her tires and a targeted attack. up next san francisco, sounding the alarm to take coronavirus seriously what health

>>covid-19 cases are moving in the wrong direction and san francisco, the city though is so far not as bad off as several other counties in the bay area. but during an online chat today, san francisco's health director said we're not too far away from a disastrous scenario if things don't turn around kron four's dan kerman live for us now outside of san

francisco city hall with more dan. >>well real grim picture in terms of hospitalizations and deaths of things keep up as they are at this point. the public health director says there is time to reverse things but it's really going to take a conscientious effort on the part of all san franciscans. during an online chat with the mayor monday san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax. >>gable word of warning there are downsides to where we are right now and the alternative unfortunately is even worse colfax indicated covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are up even worse the reproductive rate that is the rate of transmission has grown from 0.8 5 to 1.2 5. at one 0.2 5 that means each person infected. well transmitted to at least one other person. for people infected will lead to 5 additional cases and if that number can be reduced, it means skyrocketing

hospitalizations. >>i will tell you this is the side that keeps me up at night. it is now possible very possible that we had a hospitalizations that 8830 if we do not do more to stop the spread and those lighter blue peaks are plausible scenarios as well. so we could get as high as over 6,000 hospitalizations a scenario that reflects the challenges that new york ap and certainly we hope that this doesn't happen in colfax is skyrocketing hospitalizations will also mean skyrocketing deaths with average excuse me. >>890 deaths from covid 1920 20. >>edward 50 right now so by the end of the year we could be at 8.90 with every project a rate of 1.2 5. >>the colfax says there is a chance of reversing those numbers and bringing things down where they were a couple of months ago. he says that

means more social distancing more mask-wearing more handwashing he says certainly no social gatherings with people outside your household and certainly not doing that inside he says in fact you have a 10 to 20% less of a chance of getting covid-19 if you're outside this is in sight live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan now another big story. i found at a southern california lake is former glee actress naya rivera reporter erin myers has the latest now from ventura county. >>officials here are confident that the body found this morning is that of actress naya rivera they tell us there are no signs of foul play or suicide saying this looks like a tragic accident and inter county sheriff's department confident the body found in lake this morning is that of actress naya rivera the 33 year-old went missing last wednesday while on the lake with her 4 year-old son based on the location where the body was found. >>physical characteristics of the body clothing found on the

body. and the physical condition of the body. as well as the absence of any other persons reported missing in the area. we're confident the body we found is that of ny took cash team discovered her body shortly after 9 this morning. she was found in a northeastern portion of the lake. near the surface of the water. the depth of the water in that area is is between 3560 feet deep. and there's heavy brush and trees, the actresses little boy was found on the rented pontoon boat and told officials he and his mom had gone swimming, but she didn't get out of the water. >>we believe it mid afternoon when she disappeared the perhaps being that the boat started drifting, it was an anchor. and that she mustered enough energy to get her son back onto the boat. but not enough to save yourself. this video shows family believed to be nigh as parents head out to the location where she was found. friends and colleagues also here today. you can imagine it's been extremely

difficult time for her family throughout this ordeal. as fathers mothers sons and daughters. our hearts are with them and we share their grief for niles loss. >>naya rivera was known best for her role as santana lopez on glee but had many credits to her name. >>so sad and we will talk now about our 4 zone forecast as we move on here on kron 4 news at 6 a live look now here in san francisco along the embarcadero those blue sox skies we saw at 5 have disappeared and been replaced by some clouds and fog so cooler weather must be on the way. let's find out now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow they learn to avoid just an hour ago are looking at that same shot. >>and it was beautiful blue, but that low cloud deck now starting to creep further and further on shore low clouds make a return helping to drop the temperatures all around the bay area today, some places on the top of a good 20 degrees or so as a cooler air begin to come in from the coastal region and then nice

moist air moving well on shore so temperatures almost 20 degrees cooler today in concord in livermore no triple digits, there today in fact into the 80's mid-eighties and live more in concord 80 degrees in fremont we had 79 degrees in san jose 61 degrees after a high of 71 yesterday in san francisco. so what changes to change in the weather patterns to that offshore wind you get to see breezy the low clouds and fog and much cooler weather more fall on the way overnight tonight we are going to likely see some drizzle along the immediate coastline that sea breeze that continues 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 along the coastline and lunchtime temperatures you're talking some 70's inland. we've got 60's inside the bay and cool 50's 60's along the coastline by the afternoon. we may see a few low 90's in the warmest interior spots and then inside the bay we've got a mixed bag kind of some 70's in a few 80's up toward the beaches bundle up those of cool clouds would likely linger and that means some temperatures in the 50's and the 60 some breaking down the numbers outside tomorrow afternoon, you're looking about 82 degrees in san jose

very pleasant there 75 little breezy into hayward 65 degrees downtown san francisco, 73 degrees in the napa valley about 84 degrees in concord and should see about 90 degrees on the hot spots in livermore and about 80 degrees in santa rosa. so as we look at over the next few days we're going to change in the weather but just some minor changes cooling day things down into thursday and on friday, i think maybe a little more fog and cloud cover as we head in towards saturday and sunday looks like some around the bay area guys back to you. >>thanks lawrence now there has been a major change to a football franchise and many people are saying this is long overdue let's get the details now from kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas stage. >>and justine that's right for years, the football team in washington had been the subject for scrutiny due to the team's polarizing nicknames and in recent weeks, public pressure has mounted in the wake of protests against social injustice and police brutality. and today the organization announced that they will be retiring their nickname and logo for af after

completing a fair review, the new name has not been revealed yet washington's head coach ron rivera told the washington post that the owner daniel snyder and himself were looking for a new name that would honor native americans and the military brands, including nike and amazon have recently removed the team's merchandise from their online stores in fedex, the team's corporate sponsor, who owns the naming rights to washington stadium issued a statement saying it had told them that you want it the team's logo to change. now a lot has been made about the nba's return and the whole concept of the orlando bubble is it safe with mba be able to get through 3 months without any outbreaks. well today, one of the most notable players in the nba announced he tested positive for covid russell westbrook posted on social media that he tested positive before the team headed to orlando to practice in the bubble. he said he's currently

feeling well and looking forward to joining his teammates as soon as possible he also asked people to please take the virus seriously to be safe and where i'm at. >>rockets star james harden at the teen yet either. no official word yet on the nba is slated to come back in a couple weeks from now bash a look at sports. spec you guys. >>thank you so much jason still ahead here tonight on kron 4 news at 6 doctors are facing some tough decisions about who gets care during the coronavirus pandemic how moral injury is taking a toll on health care workers and after the break vandalism caught on camera what a in the east bay, a

tire slashing incident has been caught on camera and now police need help ident%fying the suspect. >>the victim tells kron four's haaziq madyun that she believes her vehicle was targeted because of her political beliefs. >>caught in the act all 4 tires on this car punctured by the man you see in this video the vehicle belongs to 22 year-old sydney. chinchilla this is like high. yeah it happened saturday morning shortly after she parked her car here on castro at main street in downtown martina is he comes in in kind of circles around my car couple times and

then pulls what looks like a knife out of his pocket and then goes boom boom boom boom. >>on all 4 tires the incident happened the day before a highly publicized black lives matter protests, sydney chinchilla works in the area and says she remembers see a lot of and really faces in town that day this is kind of like a really eerie feeling being downtown on saturday. she says she had these signs in her rear window that are typically associated with black lives matter and says she believes this is why the man targeted her vehicle, somebody really did like my signs are my stickers, i'm proud to share my opinion in and where us and i think it's important especially you know young people in a small community it's important that we lead by example, i think officials with the mighty ducks. police department say the incident is under investigation at this point there is no clear connection to the black lives matter protests because the incident happened the day before as for the actual protests martinez police released a statement that reads in part quote there was a large turnout and while the day was filled with several instances in which

there were a few arguments between folks in the crowd. >>people kept their calm and there was no escalation and no reported violence unquote did meet in gillette says he just hopes that someone out there recognizes the sky and caused the police the fact that the community is really rattled by what that noble jumped and kind hard to figure this guy is in my teen as haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>also on the east bay, the owner of an antioch dog training company has been sentenced to 2 years in prison for animal cruelty nor call nor cal canine owner gary reynolds was convicted back in march a felony charges of neglect. an unsuitable living conditions for dogs that were left in his care. they were found in the home, 5200 lone tree way which is off of hillcrest avenue officers say they found the dogs living in horrible conditions. 2 dogs had to be euthanized because of their injuries. reynolds will now serve time in state prison. coming up next new cases of coronavirus surge across the united states as

hospitals start to sound the alarm. >>plus a black lives matter mural was vandalized in new york, the mess that it caused right outside of trump tower. and after the break governor newsome rolling back on reopening plans as coronavirus coronavirus cases soar what is