sonoma county have 914 new cases. county health officials said that is five times the number of active cases they had back in june. so the county health officials are expected to make an announcement tomorrow about the new restrictions as the state department of health of of public health put them on the monitoring list. >>> there's a new development involving the alameda county's decision on dining. dublin, hayward and oakland said they will not enforce the revised order for now and will seek clarity on what will be allowed in the coming days. many restaurant owners have a strong reaction. >> i'm very disappointed. i heard on the news this morning and was disappointed, why not to at least receive a phone call from the county to let us know what to do, give us some information, some advice. >> alameda health believes the county needs permission for the revised guidelines. the issue is certain to take center stage at tuesday's meeting. >>> the city of oakland is blocking street access and issuing citations after the la

clouds and fog are in the city south but it should also be in marin on the simona sonoma coast. we drop a good 12 to 15 degrees for many inland and it looks like we will level off and see temperatures kind of slide into the upper 80s for many wednesday and then very quiet i'm happy to say, >> some states shatter the records for coronavirus infections while other states slow down reopening plans. what this all means for schools around the country and plans to reopen this fall. and why business leaders are urging president trump to protect daca recipients ahead of an executive action expected from the white house. >>> welcome back. happening today, san francisco mayor london paris this morning at 11:00 will hold a public discussion on how the city is dealing with the coronavirus. the mayor will be joined by the city's health director, dr. grant colfax talking about the information used to decide how to keep san francisco safer during the pandemic. that discussion is available on the mayor's facebook, youtube and twitter pages and it starts at 11:00 this morning. also today, the go

here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>to the south bay. now despite case is going up in santa clara county county leaders are moving forward with reopening plans. under a new health order the county will allow hair and nail services gyms and small gatherings to resume as soon as july 13th or once the state approves it. but the businesses must follow specific orders like the consistent use of face coverings and significant capacity limits. >>want kids back in school we want our lives back we're going to have to work together to make that happen. >>well this is as also must report positive cases to the public health department indoor dining public swimming nightclub stadiums theaters and arenas remain closed. well for inmates at the san mateo county jail are being treated for covid-19 the sheriff's office says that there are among 8 inmates who tested positive for the coronavirus so far the other 4 have been placed into quarantine and treated 3 staff members also tested positive. they were treated in quarantine at their homes. well to the ea

sonoma state university decided to reject the county's request to continue using the campus. now, county officials were originally told to leave the campus by sunday but officials say that was a soft deadline accord to go the press democrat, the university's decision to have students back on the the campus on august 10th is what's affecting this. county officials knew since late may that continuing to use the campus through the fall would be a long shot. >>> time now 4:08. covid-19 patients from southern california now being sent here to bay area hospitals with a number of virus cases surging in southern california, some hospitals and medical facilities are at or near capacity. the bay area is now taking in patients from as far south as near san diego in imperial county. ucsf among the hospitals treating patients from far outside of the bay area. . >> it just speaks to the fact that it's very unusual times and i would say that not in imperial county there are could have had censuses about 50% of outside the county including imperial county and marin county but also others as

>>somber the art installation will remain here in sonoma until august 14th from there it will travel to other churches across the bay area and even make its way to reno, nevada in sonoma tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now pleasantville police are looking for an suv and driver involved in friday night's hit and run crash. the driver hit by the suv was not seriously injured. the crash happened on contra costa boulevard near concord avenue. police say attorney and 2000 model ford explore ran a red light hit the victim's car damaged city property and then drove on interstate 6.80 south on interstate 6.80. if you have any information you are asked to call the pleasant hill police department. well college students all across the country put money down on places to stay while they take their classes on campus. but now because of the coronavirus pandemic many won't be taking those classes on campus but are left to foot the bill if they cannot break their leases kron four's gayle ong explains. >>students living on campus received refunds for their housing but those living

>>in sonoma county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>in the east bay u c berkeley says that 47 students have tested positive for coronavirus in one weekend, many of those cases they say were linked to parties and fraternities. now the university is revealing which fraternities recorded the spike in cases because of privacy concerns but the university spokesperson says some of those infections lead to secondary spread within households. health officials with the campus and the city of berkeley have been using contact tracing to try and reach people exposed to those students who tested positive. they're advising students to self quarantine and get tested. and oakland donald's linked a 25 coronavirus cases will reopen on sunday with new safety measures in place. the restaurant is on telegraph avenue right or highway 24p 5.80. it shut down in may after a coronavirus outbreak forced workers to go on strike to protest the working conditions there. when the mcdonald's reopens on sunday. it has to follow safety guidelines outlined in a court

>>starting today, sonoma county is going to be put on the state's coronavirus watch list because the case is increasing conference will tran is live in petaluma with what that means well. >>that means bad news for over the past several weeks they've enjoyed having people inside to dine and as diners they loved it too because his was a win when they get to go back to what. >>is a new normal and they get some business but unfortunately now with the watch list in effect they will be closed for at least the next 3 weeks because the cases. >>they just didn't go up they exploded take a look at your screen we are going to give you whole bunch of numbers to digest. >>here are the numbers that facts governor of the state that they are relying on to make their decisions so back in early june there was sitting at 20 cases for every 100,000 residents that is super because the benchmark is 100 cases so they were well below that well as of this morning, they're sitting at 111 cases that is a hot spot, 42 cases just on thursday and since the pandemic started sonoma county has done a great job is tr

>>well here in the north bay sonoma county saw 7 additional coronavirus deaths this week bringing the total death toll during the pandemic to 31 now these recent deaths were all people who are 65 years or older who had underlying health conditions and we're living at skilled nursing facilities now according to state data there are 21 such facilities all across the noma county. these deaths occurred at 3 different facilities, one in sonoma and 2 in petaluma including the empress post acute rehabilitation facility now the health officer here in sonoma county address these recent deaths and she says that they are doing the best they can to try to protect those who are vulnerable who are working with the skilled nursing facilities. >>and the state of california identify a site designee as a site for local skilled nursing facility, residents are infected with covid it isolates and quarantine if they are contacts the goal really is to separate those who have the virus and those who don't know sonoma county remains on the state's coronavirus watch list, the health officers also saying this i

the sonoma valley museum of art is open wednesday through sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the exhibit runs through september 13. dion, looks pretty good, doesn't it? >> yeah, i want to check it out myself. world news is next. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. our next newscast is at 6:00. we'll see you then. >>> tonight -- the covid holiday fears as the nation celebrates the fourth of july in the middle of a pandemic. the summer surge showing no signs of slowing down. a third straight day with more than 50,000 new infections. in florida another 9,400 new cases. the positivity rate nearing 15%. employees at 30 publix supermarkets testing positive. miles of south florida's famous beaches deserted. beaches in texas and california closed too. in arizona, a bar under investigation for allegedly allowing infected employees to keep working. in washington state, more than 100 fraternity brothers testing positive. and tonight, the line of traffic to get to the jersey shore, fueling concerns about a new spread. amid the crisis preside

they are ordering new restrictions in sonoma county. it is now on the watch list after a surge of new cases. >>> andlameda county ishe sta's. wes.ty leaders willctiv tomorrow to askhe state for a variance to open more businesses. >>> and starting today, backer shobacker -- barber shop, nail salons and tattoo parlors can open in santa clara county. they will have to follow strict guidelines. >>> and number four, san francisco mayor breed and governor newsom will both give pandemic updates today. the mayor at 11:00, the governor at noon. we'll stream them both. >>> and check out number 5, look at this turn about, temperatures 5 to 14 degrees cooler 2457b yesterday. >> and we'll take a live look at the walnut creek camera there. so far the commute is moving smoothly. and look at that, nice and clear traffic. >> number seven, the san francisco zoo reopens to the public today. you will need a reservation. actually, it opens to the public on wednesday. you have to be a member if you want to go today. and you also have to wear a face mask. >>>

each vacaville not far behind that at 97 napa and sonoma in the low 90's. santa rosa 92 while nevado in petaluma 87, here's a look ahead at your next 7 days tomorrow, just one to 2 degrees warmer on average than today's daytime highs will be not a big change for your saturday sunday though the hottest one of the weekend with highs near triple digits for even more inland cities after that temperatures remain warm just not quite as hot into monday tuesday and wednesday before inland areas finally return to the 80's by next thursday. james. thank you very much john weather won't be any county fairs this year because of the coronavirus but you'll still be able to get your fair food fix if you wanted them are in county fair is holding a fair food drive through this weekend. >>governor sarah stinson is live in sandra fell. so what does this mean. >>the guys i grew up in marin county if i was a kid in going to this pandemic this would be the best news i've heard in a while what it means is you drive through and you get a taste of your favorite share food, this is

check out the dining room at el dorado kitchen on the sonoma square. it was empty during dinner time yesterday after being full over the weekend. the governor's new statewide restrictions amid a spike in covid-19 cases wipes out half of the hotel restaurant business and means there are fewer shifts to go around among servers. >>> now that we are backtracking again, it is kind of difficult. we are stuck between the right amount of chips for everybody to make a decent wage and or balance that with the bonus of $600 for unemployment.? they show the rate of infections per 100,000 residents has increased six fold from 20 cases in early june to more than 120 on july 12th.; don't want to have to shut down again and not be able to help people here. we are a small family owned winery and we rely on business to keep us going. >> for now, wineries and tasting rooms can still operate outdoors. take out an outdoor dining are also allowed. sonoma county is among five other counties on the state's monitoring list. >>> the state could impose new restrictions on alamed

. >>> sonoma county has a new wrinkle in its continuing homeless problem thanks to covid-19. it involves the temporary shelter that hasn't closed and a community nearby that never wanted it in the first place. now more from abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: you might never know that the quiet, peaceful joe rodota trail has come a long way since last winter. >> well, it's clean here. you know, there are not a bunch of homeless tents and things out there anymore. >> reporter: based on these shots of how it used to be, homeless advocates in sonoma county can claim a victory after moving many of those residents eight miles west of santa rosa to the village, a temporary emergency shelter that was supposed to close april 30th. >> we never really believed that. >> reporter: and now it has come home to roost just a few hundred yards away in the community of okmont. many of these people opposed the camp from their very first meeting. >> this is a poor choice in dire circumstances. >> reporter: despite the fact that some people here have moved out because they didn't like

that's the reason willi williams-sonoma tripled. they may be the best retailer in america so can the stock keep working its way higher let's check in with the president and ceo of williams-sonoma. for a better chance how the company is doing, welcome back to "mad money". >> thank you, so happy to be here, jim. >> tell me how you did something that's impossible to do. you had positive comparable store sales even though all of your 616 stores were closed for more than half the quarter. >> yeah, we answered q 1 with strength across our brands following a strong 2019 and when the pandemic hit, we maximized our abilities and leaned into online and virtual design services and we found new ways to engage and serve our customers during the pandemic and really the acceleration i think in our e commerce business that followed the store closures demonstrates the power of our digital first model and the relevance of our high quality sustainable products and brands but the thing that i'm most proud of of all about our results is that we took car

a thousand people hit sonoma raceway. it's the largest local event in the pandemic era. there are no fans but there are still lots of people. >>> and we begin with the news that most bay area students will likely start the new year where the last one left off, away from the classroom. >> thanks for joining us. no one will be sitting in these chairs anytime soon after the governor announced this afternoon that public and private school students cannot go back to class until their counties can slow the spread of the coronavirus. schools in counties on the state's covid watch list are not going to be able to reopen until they're able to reduce their numbers of cases for 14 consecutive days and so far that effects 43 of 58 counties. when schools do reopen most of the students will have to wear masks. the governor says california is the first state to explicitly have this kind of max mandate. abc 7 reporter leanne melendez joining us now on a busy day of decision making for the governor. >> that was a long press conference. now many school districts were hoping for this manda

>>covid-19 cases are not just going up in sonoma county they are exploding 500%. in the past 5 weeks and it has reached a level that is not acceptable to the state so restaurants like the ones behind me they will not be able to offer dine-in service you can go into museums. art places, anything indoor, only outdoor as in a lot of counties are doing the same thing because they want to get those numbers down. now since early june sonoma county has done such a wonderful job before the first week of june or so at that time it was only 20 cases for every 100,000 residents and just to give you perspective. the state would have happily accepted 100 for every 100,000 people. so they were super. fast forward to today, we're sitting at 11e cases for every 100,000 people and that is simply too much for the state, 42 cases just yesterday and says the pandemic started 14 people have died in sonoma county related to coronavirus 9 of those 14 people actually died since june 28th. and that's why the state says it needs to put. sonoma county on that watch list to make sure to flat

this is not to leave out sonoma. if you go to jenner at the mouth of the russian river there are some cool beaches there as well. i know not everyone has been out there but if you get a chance and everything is open, pack up. it's a special spot. >> one of my favorite things to do before the pandemic was to head out there and stop where we wanted to kind of like a spur of the moment trip, not have any plans. there is no lack of things to do. as you said in the story it is a little different and you should call ahead. but there is plenty to do, gasia. >> growing up in liver more, i didn't know there was west marin. as soon as i moved here and became an adult, we go every year before christmastime. we get the stinky cheese from cow girl creamery, try to hike the trail at bear valley road and point rays, get a nice cup of coffee. we have made it into an extended weekend. if you are lucky enough that this is in your backyard, go, because the businesses and others appreciate and rely on you. if you are not lucky enough to

we take a look at some of the popular spots people can visit in sonoma county. >> reporter: at midday, the friday traffic into the russian river town of guerneville was a slow role. now with ocean beaches surprisingly essentially closed from monterey through northern sonoma, many are seeking alternatives such as the city of guerneville. third of its rooms for safety. >> all of the rooms available s distancing. >> reporter: not all the tidal wave of daytrippers observe the masking and distancing rules designed to prevent viral spread. >> everyone appear is concerned. >> reporter: rule breakers are not tolerated by the overwhelming majority of guests and residents that to comply. >> you get one or two people that think otherwise. they are quickly corrected. >> reporter: the charming town of sonoma recently made a short video welcoming folks back when the heaviest restrictions were lifted. there are still restrictions such as masking and social distancing. >> we are mindful of safety. for mac with fewer seats available in big crowds expected, it is better to shift to another weekend or d

sonoma at 77. my extended forecast in san francisco, a little bit of morning fog, afternoon sunshine. 60s as we roll through the next seven days. and for the inland valleys, we are in the 80s tomorrow, warms up later on this week. low 90s thursday, friday. get up to 94 on saturday. the good news in all of this, no big wind events right now, raj, over the next seven days. wean though we have that warmer weather coming in without the major wind, i think that will help our fire danger at least a little bit right now. so some good news. maybe i'll see your car in another 60 days. i don't even know at this point, but i'm here for all of you. >> it could be many months. thanks, jeff. good to see you. >>> up next, no blue janangels s week. fleet week is officially grounded but hold on to your tickets. we're going to tell you why. >>> and we have jimmy back at 30 rock. >> hey, everyone. we're back in 30 rock with all new shows this week. tonight we have charlize theron, governor andrew cuomo, and music fro

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 had the going to 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 store and the owner 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 j

thank you. >>> and some sonoma county businesses will not be opening as usual today. abc 7 news is focusing on the economy. and juthis morning, there are n restrictions on bars, restaurants and other indoor businesses because of the rising cases of coronavirus. and amy hollyfield is live for us in sonoma. >> reporter: look at this sign behind me, it looks like it is a new sign but now it is already outdated. dining in is no longer allowed here. take a look at this list, these are the businesses that must shut down again. restaurants, winery, tasting rooms, they can't have people inside. they must serve be people outside again. movie theaters must close and bars. they cannot operate during this time. this order is brand new, it just went into effect at midnight. wineries and businesses along the russian river say this will be devastatinghe usually busy summer months but the county officials that it will help motivate residents to flatten the curve. >> a lot of folks are not wearing facial masks. and that is not good. so the message needs to be out there about complying

>>in sonoma county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>that preparation in sonoma county comes as the county saw 32 new cases in the past day there have been more than 1500 cases there along with 14 deaths meantime alameda county continues to lead the bay area with more than 7400 cases and here in the bay area we are told lane or near a total of 31,000 cases, 629 people have died in the east bay a major street in downtown alameda is being restructured in order to help businesses increase space for social distancing the city of alameda hopes a new layout will encourage safe outdoor dining and retail last month, the city council approved launching the commercial streets program. >>the area of roadway being re striped will be reduced from 4 lanes to 2 lanes between tilden way and and said all avenues the existing parking lane is being transformed into space for outdoor dining retail and customer pick up the outer traffic lanes will be used for parking the 2 inside lanes will be for vehicle and by traffic. we think it's going to greatly hel

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 beautifu

here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>now to the south bay where despite the number of cases going up in santa clara county county leaders are moving forward with reopening plans. under a new health order the county will allow hair and nail services gyms and small gatherings to resume as early as july 13th, if the state approves it. but the businesses must follow specific orders like consistent use of face coverings and significant capacity limits. >>we want kids back in school we want our lives back we're going to have to work together to make that happen. >>so businesses must also report positive cases to the public health department indoor dining public swimming nightclub stadiums theaters and arenas will remain closed. new this morning firefighters in concord put out a blaze that was burning at a 3 story apartment building that was under construction, you're taking a look at photos of the fire which started about 1145 last night. this is an we'll pass road in concord firefighters were able to keep the fire from spre

>>they sonoma county could be on the state's coronavirus watch list as cases continue to rise kron four's will tran is in petaluma with the latest on does this mean that we're going to see more restrictions. well. >>absolutely because over the past few weeks those restrictions were loosened and unfortunately the case is went right back up not just slightly it's been an explosion in cases so restaurants right behind me, they're still open, but you can dine inside they're going to roll back a lot of things like what we we saw yesterday in napa county same thing for sonoma county. it's always been a numbers game so take a look at your screen. here are the numbers that for sonoma county and the state to say, let's roll back let's get these numbers back below the acceptable levels so let me just tell you. early june there is sitting at 20 cases for every 100,000 residents. that's not just good that super because the state's guidelines says if you're sitting at say 99 or 100 you're really good and there were only at 20. today, they're sitting at 111 cases for every 100,000 residents just simply

and for the north bay, napa and sonoma coming in with a mix of 70s and 80s. my extended forecast, it's a real winner for san francisco. 60s next several days. a little bit of fog mixed in there and also some sunshine. and the inland valleys, yes, it's going to go hotter. saturday, 94. but look at next tuesday, esday, and thursday. for july temperatures in the mid, upper 80s, that is right on par with where we should be. now, it should be said august can still get very hot, so i would enjoy this stretch of weather we have coming the next seven days. raj, i know you're probably already making plans for the weekend. >> i'm thinking about it right now. we're not going anywhere. we're just figuring out when and what to barbecue. >> i'm with you on that. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, no coins for the laundromat or parking meters. the reasons finding that loose change is becoming a real problem around the bay area. >>> and happening now, cal fire is battling a grass fire in solano county. it's on quail canyon road west of the town of winters. at this hour, it's abou

here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>cases are also going up in santa clara county but county leaders are moving forward with reopening plans center a new health order the county will allow hair and nail services gyms in small gatherings to resume as soon as july 13th or once the state approves it. but the businesses must follow some pretty specific orders such as the consistent use of face coverings and significant capacity limits at those businesses. >>we want kids back in school. we want our lives back we're going to have to work together to make that happen. >>businesses also last report positive cases to the public health department indoor dining public swimming nightclub stadium see utters an arena, us of course remain closed in san mateo county for inmates at the county jail are being treated for covid-19 the sheriff's office says they are among 8 inmates who tested positive for the virus. so far the other 4 have been placed in quarantine and are being treated 3 staff members also tested positive they were treat

in sonoma county officials announced new restriction starting tomorrow. this comes after the state health department said it's putting the county on its monitoring list. >> reporter: you'll see servers, cooks and renters with masked customers tables apart. >> we have a large restaurant here and we cut the capacity down by more than half.>> the scene could look different by monday. health officials announced the california department of health has placed the county on its monitoring list because of rising cases. that is expected to trigger a tightening of restrictions on all indoor activities including indoor dining although outdoor dining would still be allowed. tastings that wineries can only happen outdoors, movie theaters and family entertainment centers would all have to stop up rating indoors. bars clubs and breweries would only be allowed to serve alcohol outside when customers also purchase a meal. people in the local tourism and restaurant industry oranges. the mac it's disheartening to say the least, we feel like were finally getting somewhat nor

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here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>in the south bay despite the number of cases going up in santa clara county. leaders there are moving forward with reopening plans under new health order the county will allow hair and nail services gyms and small gatherings to start up again as early as july 13th or once the state approves the plan. but the businesses must follow specific orders like the consistent use of face coverings and significant capacity limits. >>we want kids back in school we want our lives back we're going to have to work together to make that happen. >>businesses also must report positive cases to the public health department indoor dining public swimming nightclub stadiums theaters and arenas will remain closed. >>well for inmates at the san mateo county jail are being treated for covid-19 the sheriff's office says that they are among 8 inmates who tested positive for the virus. so far the other 4 have been placed into quarantine untreated. 3 staff members also tested positive they were treated and quar

a coastal fog bank, by that i mean it has made a push on the sonoma coast. these will fill in and then they will not fill-in. half moon bay, nothing new there. san francisco bay is at 51. that is really called for water temperatures. that is why the city has dropped to 52 degrees below average. -- 52, which is two degrees below average. that is a cold wind for parts of the coast and the city. you can find mid-60s. there are good threads here. pacifica is 51 degrees. santa rosa is down to 51 degrees. 56 at bodega bay. petaluma has dropped to 49. the leo as at 60. 60s and 70s on the coast. 100 degrees for you inland. not much change over the weekend. there will be a tip on the temperatures. they will be right back up on sunday. it looks like the cooling trend will start on monday. >>> the unified school district is trying to figure out what the school year will look like. that are debated for 37,000 students. >>> exams, art galleries, zoos, all struggling during the pandemic. how you can support to the aquarium of the bay and san francisco, while it stays clos

>>pg and is being blamed for causing 20 nineteen's kincade fire in sonoma county. cal fire just released those results of its investigation into that destructive wildfire. the report says investigators have determined that pg and e own power lines near geyserville are to blame. >>the kincade fire burned for 13 days covering more than 77,000 acres, 374 structures were destroyed 4 people were injured. kron four's gayle ong is live tonight in geyserville with reaction from wildfire. victims attorneys scale. >>grant and vicki calfire releasing the cause almost 9 months later, the wildfire tourney for the kincade fire victim says he is not surprised. >>we knew a year ago, then it was pg e's equipment has started the fire. we knew that just like the campfire it was a jumper cable that failed came loose from apg knees idol, the transmission line speaking to us shortly after cal fire released the cause of the kincade fire in sonoma county blaming pg any wildfire victims attorney mike danko says the victims want answers. the victim certainly want to know is why. >>they'll y

each napa and sonoma in the low 90's along with santa rosa all petaluma nevado each 87. tomorrow temperatures pretty similar to today's one to 2 degrees warmer for some spots as for sunday or how does one of the weekend highs near 100 degrees for inland areas. we cool off just a touch but remain hot through early next week before we return to the 80's inland by thursday. james, all right john thank you, here's a quick look at the bay bridge as we give you just a perspective here of what it's like from oakland into san francisco, the bay bridge one of the heavy most heavily used bridges. >>and as you can see there's still a little bit of a minor back up in a few lanes but otherwise you're making your way across the span just 5 more weather and traffic checks in just a bit now let's get back to the headlines. >>in the east bay, a major street in downtown alameda is being restructured to help businesses and restaurants have space for social distancing the city is re striping 4 blocks of park street. the teen told tilden way and and still avenues should be done by today and

marin napa solano and sonoma counties have been on the watch list for 3 consecutive days. >>alameda and santa clara counties were added to the watch list yesterday while san francisco is not on the watch list. the city is far from being in the clear kron four's dan kerman has the grim warning from the city's health director. 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 than 8830 if we do not do more to stop

and that>> rep sonoma county, core they will bett cornell barnard, abc 7. >>> and this morning search teams will return to a lake at sunrise to search for "glee" star mynaya riveria. she may have drowned. a helicopter, drivers and drones scoured the lake north of simisi valley. her boat was found but only with the 4-year-old son on board. he was okay. crews found no sign of wrafr during rivera during the search. >>> disturbing new details are emerging about the death of george floyd. floyd told the minneapolis police officers who arrested him that he couldn't breathe 20 times. this is according to the 82 page transcript of the officer's body cameras released yesterday. according to the transcripts, floyd not only called out for his dead mother but for his children too. moments before he lost consci s consciousneconsciou me. the 46-year-old chauvin pressed his new into floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes. now he is facing second-degree murder and second degree manslaughter charges. the other former officers have also been charged with aiding and abetting. >>> thousands of protesters a

. >>> sonoma county bracing for big crowds this weekend. amid a spike of coronavirus cases. >> how families are celebrating small here in the east bay. >> getting a group together for july 4th, while you may be tempted health experts suggest you resist. >> building a better bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we are facing a very different fourth of july this year. coronavirus cases are surging and hospitalizations are on the rise. bay area residents who hoped for return to normal will instead find beaches closed, wos, the officials are outdoor hoping all of us will just stay safe and stay at home. >>> tonight, marin county was added to california's watch list after an increase in transmission rates and hospitalizations. many of them are from the outbreak at san quinton prison. and also added to the states list, montrae and san diego counties. >> firefighters in san francisco have already been busy. a house was damaged in a fireworks explosion, this evening. the san francisco fire department said a device larger than an m-80 firework was set of

right now sonoma county is down to 9%. sonoma county is on the state's watch list. if the situation doesn't improve, some businesses will have to close. wayne freedman got reaction to the ripple effect. >> reporter: by now you've read about, heard and lived this narrative before. having reopened once, the coronavirus numbers are pushing sonoma county and places like petaluma back toward shutdown mode. >> who do you blame for the numbers? >> that's a good question. it's an act of god. let's just say that. >> reporter: but also, state and local government like the sonoma county board of supervisors. >> we won't believe announcing closures today and tomorrow, but potentially as early as monday. >> reporter: meaning this could be a last gasp weekend for bars and restaurants like this place with a few tables for inside dining and they went from 30 tables to nine. >> do you sheep at night? >> it's hard to sleep at night. you come to work and you don't know what will happen. >> reporter: memories of the last shutdown are more than enough. judith closed down her antique col

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 had the going to have to probably change or model we're probably hadley also of our staff yet again the chef and owner says they plan to restart their to go only service the sunday as much i can't see him holding his yeah stick to close her business yet again. >>it's going to help is going to say why is going to help protect our committee members then you have my blessing 100%. >>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 we read about it a lot of air circulations that weekend more fresh air into the building rather than on r

sonoma county woke up expected they would go back on that watch list. let's show that graphic one more time. all the new additions to that watch list, they now affect sonoma county and any county on the watch list in the state of california. when word of the governor came out, it spread almost like a virus. it landed like a harder than expected punch to the gut. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: brigitte alvarez just reopened five weeks ago, with plenty of losses to make up. now with barbershops and salons ordered to close, she faces the prospect of falling further behind. >> i don't like the way it's been handled, and without warning, without any warning. so are we supposed to lock up pzaere bune too f doors once again. this mall reopened in late june, now it must close until at least august 2. >> people are shocked. >> reporter: he owns two businesses here in the mall. as much as he doesn't like being closed down, he sees the safety benefits. >> people come, people touch everything, it's hard for even us to wipe down all the time. >> reporter: and hard to

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check out the dining room at el dorado kitchen on the sonoma square. it was empty during dinner time yesterday after being full over the weekend. the governor's new statewide restrictions amid a spike in covid-19 cases wipes out half of the hotel restaurants' business and means that there are fewer shifts to go around amongst servers. >> now that we are backtracking again, it is kind of difficult. we are stuck between, you know, the right amount of chips for everyone to make a decent wage and or balance that with the bonus $600 for an employment. >> the rate of infections per 100,000 residents has increased six fold from 20 cases in early june to more than 120 on july 12th. >> i do not want to have to shut down again and not be able to -- we are a small family owned winery. we rely on business to keep us going. >> for now, wineries and tasting rooms can still operate outdoors. take out and outdoor dining are also allowed. sonoma county is a month by other bay area counties on the state's monitoring list. >>> a live look at the john hopkins map tracking

really, no big change unless that north wind kicks up into the north of sonoma county. otherwise what you see is what you get, that is what we have had all week. 60s, 70s, 80s, and then low 90s for some. does look warmer into saturday, then cooler weather carries into monday tuesday time frame. >>> time is 4:43. showing millions of americans struggling to find food to eat. coming up, how bay area programs are helping families in need. >>> and another business casualty of the pandemic shutdowns, why the owners of a bowling alley say their closure will affect the surrounding community. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. cal

not so much about sonoma cune making the coronavirus watch list, but that it is hardly alone. >> what else is next? i'm scared. >> reporter: word of the additional closures spread like a virus along fourth street today. it landed with a thud. >> we just heard it. i'm in shock. >> reporter: bridget finally reopened her revive hair collective just five weeks ago with plenty of losses to make up. now with hair salons and barbershops ordered to close she faces the prospect of falling further behind. >> i don't like the way it has been handled. and without warning, without any warning. so are we supposed to lock up right now in the middle of the day? >> reporter: fourth street is almost an extension of the nearby santa rosa plaza mall e business owners learned today they too will find themselves behind locked doors again. this mall reopened in late june, now it will close until at least august 2nd. this man owns two businesses here. he said he does understand the tougher measures. >> people come and touch everything. it is hard to wipe down all of the time. >> reporter: and hard to plan fo

. >>> the state is ordering new restrictions for sonoma county, it is now on the state's watch list after a and so now restaurant, wineries, tasting rooms cannot reopen. the order will remain in effect through at least august 2. >>> in alameda county, the board of supervisors will vote on whether to ask for permission t. they have been added to the monitoring list after an uptick in cases. counties on this list are required to close indoor activities for three weeks. most like dine-in restaurants and movie theaters are already closed in alameda county. a state variance would allow lower risk activities like outdoor dining and zoo operations even with the monitoring restrictions in place. >>> two more inmates have died brings the total to nine. nearly 1500 prisoners have been infected at san quentin snd that and that is the most of any statheta announced that they would release up to 8,000 early to try to stop this outbreak. >>> happening today, we are expecting another update from governor newsom on the state's response to the pandemic. last week the governor talked about how the state is

>>somber the art installation will remain here in sonoma until august 14th from there it will travel to other churches across the bay area and even make its way to reno, nevada in sonoma tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>tonight there are more than 46,000 confirmed covid-19 cases here in the bay area that's with more than 600 new cases reported in the last 24 hours. alameda county continues to lead the way with more than 10,000 cases. meantime the covid-19 related death toll did not change is still at 745 for the very latest on county by county information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com and on the beach resort community of santa cruz county is now on california's covid-19 watch list joining monterey and san benito counties last thursday the county was flagged because of an increase in cases there it was given 3 days for things to improve or be added to the list. >>santa cruz county has a case rate 130 cases per 100,000 residents officials say there was a dramatic increase in numbers after they fully opened up on phase 2 in late may. so what does this mean for both residents a

. >>> tonight sonoma county has been added to california's growing coronavirus watchlist. if the county stays on the list for three consecutive days the state will reimpose restrictions on bars, tasting rooms and indoor dining at restaurants. health officials say sonoma's infection rate is five times higher than it was in early june, with more than 100 per day over the past two days. there are currently 29 counties on the state watchlist, including five in the bay area: marin, sonoma, napa, solano and contra costa. >>> there is late word from the alameda county public health department that outdoor dining will soon shut down. the county says it is to comply with updated guidance for the state. under the rules, restaurants wineries and bars may only be open for drive-through or pickup and delivery. is not your how the guidance applies to other bay area counties. >>> oakland officials are asking residents to find other outdoor alternatives besides visiting lake merritt. they said the park is becoming too crowded and not allowing for social distancing. as covid cases rise in

>>the news at 5 o'clock p g any being blamed for 29 teams kincade fire in sonoma county. thank you for joining us everyone, i'm catherine heenan cal fire. just released the results of an investigation into that very destructive wildfire. the kincade fire erupted the night of october 23rd last year that's the burn zone in orange you can see it overlapped with the 2017 tubbs fire. and cal fire investigators have determined pga needed own power lines near geyserville that are to blame the kincade fire burned for more than 13 days it covered more than 77,000 acres 374 buildings destroyed 4 people were injured. but joining us now to talk about the cal fire investigation as wildfire victims attorneys mike danko thank you mike for joining us so not unexpected mike, but what does this mean for victims of the kincade fire. >>well it actually there's not much surprising in the press release i mean we knew a year ago. >>that it was pg e's equipment has started the fire. we knew that just like the campfire it was a jumper cable that failed came loose from apg knees i will the transmi

that starts today in sonoma. in wednesday it starts in napa and later this month those inspections will begin in marin county all to reduce the amount of time we spend in those shutdowns. we are in sonoma county, cierra johnson, for "today in the bay." >> hopefully all those efforts work and less people will have to experience those shutoffs. thanks, cierra. >>> well, there you have it, the opening well at the new york stock exchange where the dow is up 367 points right now. the dow actually jumped nearly 400 points today as those tech companies lead the market surge. amazon and netflix hitting some records today. >>> well, san francisco's uber also making some headlines. it's actually swallowing up one of its competitors in the food delivery game purchasing postmates for $2.5 billion. postmates covers some of the same territory as uber eats. that moved uber's latest effort to gain ground. uber recently lost out on a bid to nab grubhub which was purchased by a european company. >>> the online site compare cards f

>>somber the art installation will remain here in sonoma until august 14th from there it will travel to other churches across the bay area and even make its way to reno, nevada in sonoma tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>starting today if you fly southwest, airlines you'll always have a carry on meaning your mask. no exceptions that the new policy coming up, >>good morning say 29 welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for being with us happy monday standing by in the weather center is dave spahr who has an update on your monday forecast a. >>martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody we're still battling this a cloud fog situation here you can see off to the distance at the east bay hills, although it's getting a little brighter here so that's working on a little bit and we see some improvements also the golden gate lifting some of those clouds at least off of the southern towers a little bit too. we'll see some ultimate clearing probably the next couple of hours even before noon maybe around the golden gate as well. our temperatures are starting to move a littl

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