. >> they had pamphlets showing us fdic approved, lloyds of london, and aig. who wouldn't feel safe with something like that? >> lou had a loyal assistant. so after lou gave me that check, i went to him. and i said, "tell me something. is this eisa account on the up and up?" and he said, "johnny, i'm a loyal person to lou, but i also like you." he said, "so if you ask me the right question, i won't lie to you." and i said to him, "i don't need to hear anything else. i'm not giving you my money." >> but others did. and that's a problem for lou because the so-called boy band impresario is about to become short two boy bands. >> in different legal actions, lou eventually is out as backstreet's manager. but the settlement gives him $30 million. and a continued one-sixth of everything that the band makes. >> please be with them today in the court. and please make them really come out victorious. >> after that, lou pearlman is out as manager of nsync. settltt he says continues to provide him income. >> when nsync breaks their contract with lou, they celebrate by com

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera coronavirus cases across the u.s. have now topped 4000000 waves on average 2600 people testing positive every hour and that's infections a surge the staggering impact on the economy isn't easing either more than 1400000 people claim that employment benefits in just the past week economists estimated that 25000000 people are now out of a job and the gallery is in miami with more from florida which has recorded more than 10000 cases a day for over a week here in miami dade county which is accounted for the most coronavirus cases in this state the measure of miami's put a curfew back in place from 10 pm till 6 am and has put a mandatory mask order in place there is a 40 man squad of police officers now enforcing that they've handed out over 100 tickets already but that is something that rhonda scientists the governor of the state will not monday a saying it's people's personal preference whether they want to wear masks or not and then of course you go all the issues with the testing here the lines are getting longer

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hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on our iraq israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned as paula it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of shaper farms hezbollah denies that its fighters tried to penetrate the border or engaged in any confrontation the united nations is urging both sides to show restraint have a force it is following developments from west to slim and sent this this update. i mean for context we have to remember the fact that israel has been awaiting some kind of response from hezbollah for a week now ever since an air strike inside syria killed has been a fighter there's been a long standing promise from hezbollah that any such event would lead to a response from lebanon against israel and so these are the military's been on a heightened state of alert along the israel lebanon border inside the golan heights as well and in the occupied golan heights instead of farms there was this security incident as israeli military initially called it has ball o

yes, thank you. >> see you again soon. >> take care. >> that is san francisco mayor london breed. when we come back, a spokesperson from uc >>> welcome back. disturbing news out of uc berkeley. university health services saw a sudden jump in new covid cases, 47 in one week and the university said fraternity and sorority parties are to blame. joining us to talk about this is spokesperson janet gilmore. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> by the way, i like your virtual background. it makes me feel like i'm back on campus. do walk us through what you know about the origin of the 47 new cases. >> well, just to back up to just provide some context, so since the start of the pandemic until about a week ago, our total number of counts of positive tests going through our health center was 23. a week and a half ago there were a series of parties and social gatherings, about a week and a half, and individuals started coming in for testing and our team found out through contact tracing that a number of the individuals who were testing positive had gone to these events and then they

also, something that was echoed by mayor london breed. i know you're here to also speak about that as well. what were your reactions when you listened to her press briefing today? very strong message from her. >> well, it was sort of like, here we go again. it was deja vu all over again. we've got to mask, do this, we've got to avoid a congregation. we've got to basically behave rough and tumble and san and sad francisco, and alameda county playing it safe all along. i wasn't all that surprised with what the mayor said, goes back to, the business person and shutdown time again and the uncertainty. and this is going to play a tumbling situation. wh >> what steps would you like to see taken? >> it may sound wonky but everybody wear a mask, wash, and minimize mixing. start with something basic like that and keep it going for an extended period of time. i still walk down the streets and people have their masks on, but they're down on their chin. i still walk into stores, and people are close and you see them congregating, it's still going on.

. >> to london breed, it's not a solution. >> it's misleading to tell the american people there's a cure for coronavirus. it's just not true. we don't have and there's no actua that.esare jople sharinge l sh. >> very true. but as you talk about, just people wanting anything they can cling to. any kind of optimism, what's the latest with the vaccin? what is the latest right now? >> we have six two clinical trials. it's always really quick speed scientists are moving to get a vaccine out there. the latest is the me the first one to start in the united states. 30,000 adults, look to see if the vaccine protects people better than placebo or no vaccine. that's the first step we have to making sure we have a working vaccine by the end of this year and hopefully, for distribution to everyone middle next year, maybe. good news. >> middle of next year, maybe, for distribution. that was my next question i wanted to ask you about because we've been sort of hanging on to this hope of getting a vaccine, but then once we get this vaccine, who is going to be the first people to get it? >> i think that

>> researchers in london say an asteroid which smashed down in what is now mexico was the main reason three-quarters of life on earth was wiped out. it was thought the big rock or volcanic activity 66 million years ago could have been the cause. scientists say the asteroid did the most damage to the earth's climate and ecosystems. why do i feel like some book in my seventh grade science class told me that already? or maybe it was "the land before time." remember that cartoon? >> we have to go over this again and again, because people go, wait, was it, though? was it really in the science gets better for them to confirm these things. i don't like talking about it because "deep impact," "armageddon," all those apocalyptic movies scared me and i don't like talking about it. >> he's triggered, y'all. it's okay, just keep going. >>> coming up, a rare appearance by carl reiner right here on "world news now." >>> first, reality tv turning into real life for one real housewife of new jersey. federal officials have arrested her ex-husband for allegedly orchestrating a mob hit. >>> and later in

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. >> i will say in london they have chips called ways, instead of waves, and they have prawn flavored. >> uh-uh, no, no. >> they taste like sweet onion. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> yeah, that happened. >>> how about this. thousands of starfish washed up on a beach in south carolina. >> what? >> no, it's "wait, what?" get the branding right, mona. >> que? >> so yes, thousands of starfish. they were spotted along the beach there in myrtle beach, south carolina. we got this video. you see the kids there like, starfish, starfish. >> she's also really grossed out like, okay, touching my feet. seaweed and starfish are the two things i'm like, uh-uh. and sharks. >> i hear about jellyfish, even though there are no jellyfish around, but i'm afraid -- just a little bit of something on my leg. >> gone, yeah. now it's going to be starfish. >>> all right, we're going to continue "wait, what?" it was on tik tok. a wife said she's encouraging her husband to do a front flip on the trampoline. >> let's see it. >> you know you have to get warmed up. he's like, all right. >> bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, bouncy

tower of london? >> oh, mona. >> in all seriousness, the bosses did say, they called the move heartbreaking. one guard told "the washington post" that the treatment of the guards has been nothing short of disgusting. they're a staple in london. a lot of visitors go there. so hopefully this is just temporary. >> yeah, 80% of their income provided by those tourists. especially international tourists having a big impact on them. hopefully they'll be able to get back to their jobs and their posts soon. the joke wasn't bad, actually, mona. it was a really good try. >> i feel bad they lost their jobs. >> i think they would be okay with it. in the spirit of the beefeaters, i think they'd be okay with it. >> do you have sources? >> i thought about it, that was pretty good, mona, pretty good. >> thanks. >>> coming up, alex trebek opens up about his experimental cancer treatment. >>> the deadly shooting at the home of a federal judge in new jersey, the suspect's possible link to another killing. >>> plus the hu

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when he was 9 and 10, living in london, he'd look up and see dad on tv, reporting from islamabad. >> it was kind of like going down memory lane for both of us. i saw just the tv, on-tv aspect, and he experienced the whole thing himself. we got to re-experience that together as a father and son duo. >> reporter: while learning about the places and people who live there, they learned about each other. >> growing up i'd see him on tv, but you don't really know what goes into the process of getting those stories on tv. >> reporter: does it inspire you to want to do what your dad does? >> 100%. >> which part, though? traveling to these places or going to cover wars? >> both. >> oh god. >> i don't know if he wants to hear that. >> reporter: jason nathanson, abc news, hollywood. >> our thanks to jason. and his dad, of course, bob woodruff, an amazing storyteller so i can't wait to see this. bob, i saw you on tv, if you want to go across the border to somalia, call me, i'll have my people call your people. i'll make it happen. >> "road trip" is available to stream starting today, cannot wait

julia macfarlane, abc news, london. >> our thanks to julia macfarlane. a lot of allegations made in that book, and we know that much of the speculation has been around since the beginning, since meghan got into the picture. harry's not next in line for the throne, so he was kind of free to do what he wanted to do. but it's interesting that they said that she came with a lot of baggage. yeah, he came with a lot of royal baggage. >> he's royalty, right. >> so that, i can only imagine, is really hard to adjust. do i use a toothpaste that or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. crest 3d white. it removes up to 95% of surface stains. and strengthens enamel. from the number one toothpaste brand in america. crest. >>> all i ever got in this house is people telling me how lucky i was. and your father always favoring you and holding you up as an example. why wouldn't i tell him that his pure, darling little girl was having a dirty little affair with a married man? >> you're a sorry little [ bleep ]! >> how was i to know it would end in murder

. >> reporter: but with no social distancing or masks to be seen in this london neighborhood, a surge in cases might stop the music. an outbreak in another uk town, leicester, forced a localized lockdown there. spain hopes to be over the worst, but 70,000 more people are going into lockdown in the north of the country after a spike in cases there. that's on top of the 200,000 ret l lockco to an europisto conolr, loc enforcement, leaving most wondering, where next? as europe continues to grapple with smaller outbreaks, american travelers are still banned from coming here. it's a delicate recovery that eu officials don't want to risk, given the surge in the united states. james longman, abc news in london. >> james, thank you. >>> president trump spent the weekend taking aim at protesters and democrats, labeling them as angry mobs and the radical left, as he delivered a speech from the white house lawn vowing to protect monuments and u.s. history. protesters in baltimore toppled a statue of christopher columbus. it was ripped from the pedestal and thrown into the harbor, while the presi

james longman, abc news, in london. >> james, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, stunning news as the supreme court reveals chief justice john roberts was hospitalized for head injury two weeks ago. abc news has confirmed roberts was hurt when he fell while walking near his home on father's day. the injury required sutures and the chief justice was held overnight for observation. the 65-year-old has had seizures in the past, but doctors believe the latest incident was caused by dehydration. >>> an update on that story of kanye 2020. president trump had some positive words for the potential november challenger, kanye west. >> the president told real clear politics a west campaign would give the rapper a good trial run for 2024. he also reportedly said west is interesting and has a real voice. the two famously shared a moment in the oval office in 2018. west hasn't officially registered as a candidate since his saturday twitter announcement, and until he officially does so, it's going to appear to me like kanye being kanye. >> are we still entertaining this? we still are? >> kanye antic

a plea and some strong words from san francisco mayor london breed. we thought we would say good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> san francisco was added to the state's monitoring list today and the city immediately took steps to roll back even more. calling for closures of indoor malls and nonessential businesses. all of this as governor newsom announce that had schools and counties on the state's watch list will not be allowed to reopen until they are able to reduce their number of

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. >> reporter: the alleged abuse taking place at maxwell's london home and epstein's luxury properties in manhattan, palm beach and new mexico. maxwell is also being sued by three women, who allege she and epstein worked together to abuse them including annie farmer, whose lawsuit alleges she was 16 when she met epstein and maxwell through her older sister, maria. she spoke to abc news in 2019. >> what i understood was that maria had a very wealthy boss, and that he might want to help me with school. >> reporter: farmer says epstein promise to help get her into an ivy league school, flying her to his new mexico ranch, where she expected to meet other students. instea she alone wi etein and claims maxwell inappropriately touched her. >> they were master manipulators. i think that it's a particular type of sickness that they displayed in taking advantage of, you know, the love you have for a sibling. >> reporter: epstein died in aiting trial. eiacser, virginia giuffre,well trained her as a teenage sex slave for epstein and that the pair directed her to have sex with many, quote, powerful

>> ian pannell in london, thank you. >>> to seattle now, where a driver is under arrest after slamming into protesters on a closed stretch of highway, seriously injuring two women. abc's zohreen shah with the details and the surveillance video. a warning, it is difficult to watch. >> reporter: it's a horrifying moment. the white car plowing into protesters on a seattle freeway. >> a car ran over some people on the freeway possibly. >> reporter: the jaguar striking two women, now both in critical condition in an icu. moments earlier, a protester livestreaming this video before running for cover. >> we've got two hit, two down. appears that somebody is attempting cpr. >> reporter: the highway had been closed for demonstrations when the driver entered the freeway going the wrong way. police arrested the 27-year-old seattle man. the motive for the alleged crime unknown. seattle, a city in chaos. that freeway closed for 19 straight nights for demonstrations. the police now saying they can no longer guarantee protesters' safety. the city under siege since the killing of george floyd. just da

abc's james longman in london. >> reporter: europe is trying to force a return to normality, but it's an uneven and unpredictable recovery. infection rates in the uk are low, but with one of the highest mortality rates in the world, there's a lot on the line as this weekend it relaxed most of its lockdown measures. bars, restaurants, cafes and the famous english pub all open to clearly excited customers. >> as long as everyone's keeping their distance, we're going to have a few drinks and just enjoy and just want to get back to a bit of normality. >> reporter: but with no social distancing or masks to be seen in this london neighborhood, a surge in cases might stop the music. an outbreak in another uk town, leicester, forced a localized lockdown there. spain hoped to be over the worst, but tonight 70,000 more people are going into lockdown in the north of the country after a spike in cases there. that's on top of the 200,000 already quarantined in the region. as national lockdowns come to an end, europe is now trying to control the virus through smaller, local enforcement, leaving mos

i know you are back in london this evening. and we know the president attended a july 4th celebration at the u.s. embassy and that caused some concern over the last 24 hours? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. president bolsonaro is pictured alongside todd chapman. neither of them were wearing masks. now, he and his wife have tested negative for coronavirus, but they are self-isolating. other embassy staff, well, we didn't get any comment yet from the state department on them. david? >> james, thank you. >>> to the other news this tuesday night, the explosive new book by president trump's niece, mary trump. several details will be being reported tonight. and what abc news has learned is in the book. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: she is the president's niece, the first member of his family to publicly turn against him. mary trump unloads in a new book the trump family tried to stop -- "too much and never enough: how my family created the world's most dangerous man." mr. president, an

abc's james longman joins us now from london. and james, no american tourists means no american tourist dollars, either. >> reporter: that's right, tom. this is a blow on both sides of the atlantic. europe's famous landmarks and beaches are normally a magnet for american tourists and a major source of income here, but travelers from the u.s. will not be allowed into europe when borders reopen tomorrow. america joins russia and brazil on a long list of countries considered too risky. 15 countries will be allowed, as you say, including canada and australia. now, the decision was based on a number of things like the ratio of infections, the trend in cases and sufficient social distancing measures. so, what this means, it's likely direct flights from the united states to europe will be canceled. it's going to be reviewed every two weeks, but this is a diplomatic nightmare, tom. >> james longman with that major headline from london tonight. all right, james, thank you. >>> back here at home and let's turn to politics now. joe biden bl

. >>> san francisco mayor london breed says expanding testing in san francisco neighborhoods with the highest number of cases is a work in progress. on the right here, you can see neighborhoods in dark blue with the highest number of cases per capita. on the left, you see the testing sites. not many in those highly affected areas, as you can see. mayor breed joined kristen sze to talk about it on abc7's getting answers. >> part of it is location, making sure we have the capacity to get people out there to be stationary for the testing. and so we're still continuing to expand based on need. >> mayor breed adds there have been other pop-up testing events over the past several months that have not been permanent test sites. >>> in san francisco, health officials are easing up on some restrictions after putting a pause on reopening. starting monday, shoppers can once again use reusable bags. boating and fishing expeditions will get new guidance. the big news, the san francisco zoo will be reopening next week. the oakland zoo is awaiting a decision about reopening. alameda county reached o

for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> the farmers market at jack london square reopened today the first time since march. it's been at the oakland location for 20 years. now they're doing business in the era of covid-19. that means chalking out areas to allow for social distancing. the vendors also assign one person to handle the cash while another person handles the produce. >> we make it so that customers can't grab any of the unpackaged food themselves. the vendors will help them out with that. the vendors all have hand washing or han sanitizer in their stalls. >> the farmers depend on the market for their regular income, so they are thrilled to be back. some farmers markets in the bay area remain closed. >> it's big changes for the sports world as well. let's get a check now with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, a former cal bear working overtime on the pga tour for a victory. plus let's jump in the lake. the stars show up for a final round of the celebrity and sure, some renovations can require a bit of compromise. but, there's no settling here. at floor and decor, she

. >> >> street art istook his coronavirus message to the london underground. watch as he splashes his latest work on a circle line train as it picks upropsff london. his message, i get locked down but transfor the of london called his work unauthorized and has since cleaned it up. >>> basketball legend shaquille o'neal helped out a family that had a tire blowout. take a look at dash cam video of yesterday's good deed from alachua county, florida. the sheriff says shaq pulled of to make sure the driver was okay and stayed until deputies arrived. that's cool. nice of him to stop and make sure everyone is good. >> that's fabulous. >> pretty cool. i bet the family was li an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaaurmade the way z an nit easy. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was

. >> you can hear the passion in london breed's voice. a health order will be issued monday, requiring private health providers to offer same day testing. if you want to keep track of what is open and close in the each county, go to abc7news.com. we are constantly updating this interactive map. with one click you can find answers. >>> in the north bay, two employees in yountville have tested positive for the virus. one of the employees doesn't regularly come into contact with residents and the other hadn't been on site for more than a week. everyone will be tested again over the next few days. >>> coming up, hayward's abandoned holiday bowl goes up in flames. a look at the damage ahead. >> reporter: the cars are running. where's the crowd? it's racing covid-19 style. we'll tell you all about it. >> residents in the south bay bring a bit of joy. the story up next. >> i'm meteorologist sandia patel. i'll have the forecast ahead. >> tune in tonight. funny growing up, that's not something even betty white could do. >> oh, my god. you would ne

. >> reporter: mayor london breed calling congressman lewis a true hero. she's ordered flags at city hall lowered to half staff. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> we sent this alert on our free abc 7 news app when we learned of lewis' passing. we will continue to update our app and website all weekend as more tributes to lewis come in. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 the head of sfmta cracking down on skateboarding near deloris park. >>> a thief steals a woman's car from her san francisco garage, a wedding dress inside. her search now to get it back. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we've got the fog rolling back in tonight and we're tracking cooler weather in it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! e!try my $5.99 southwe cheddar cheesebu ket a double orr now taer makfor a buck mor yeah! great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid.

the first pitch by mayor london breed was prerecorded. >> now, let's get ready. one, two, three. >> i want to see where the balls landed. outside the ballpark the giants had a large black lives matter sign at willy mays plaza. >>> happening now crews are trying to patch a water harriso second streets in san francisco. that's right near an on-ramp to the bay bridge. water is flowing down second street toward fulsome and started flooding one of the streets. it looks like a small river as you can see rushing down the sidewalk. crews showed up a short time ago to turn off theflow. >>> a measure, to quote, protect oakland from president trump's federal agents, end quote is being break. >>> dramatic video of a massive fire that raced through six buildings. firefighters expect to be on scene for days. >>> i'm dan noise. coming up as part of building a better bay area we're looking at what's being done to help these people get off the streets and the impact of those living in buildings nearby. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a foggy, but what if you could startdo be

now a major announcement from san francisco mayor london breed. abc 7 news reporter kate larson explains how a new outreach program is expected to increase testing and everyone hopes contain outbreaks. >> reporter: the city of san francisco announced a new strategy to bring recovery resources to the latino community, which accounts for half the city's coronavirus cases. >> we as a community need to be able to say it's okay to come out and get tested because we have resources to help you. >> reporter: john is the health committee chair for the latino task force which partnered with the tyri awareness to new and existing programs. >> if you are undocumented, you know that you don't qualify for any of the state or federal benefits that apply to others, and so if you know that, you more than likely will be timid to get tested if you're asymptomatic or not and be told you have to stay home for two weeks. at that point if you have to stay home for two weeks and you're going to lose your wages, you may not be able to recover that and that really could be

jaden goes to jack london elementary in antioch. working on the crossing route here. inspired by his favorite player, josh jacobs of the raiders. coach joe joyner, he puts the ball on the money, and jaden snags it. hey, let's not forget little brother juju, only 67 years old, but soft hands. >> nice, juju. >> villareal, we just called your play on abc7. me your viden put you on tv. abc7 spo >>> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. four all of us here, we appreciate your time. next on >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host anthony anderson. tonight, tracee ellis ross. and washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser. and now, anthony anderson. >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your host for the next two nights, anthony anderson. jimmy is taking the summer off to do whatever the hell white people do. polo? ice fishing? i don't know. so he asked me to guest host, which the word guest doesn't seem quite right. when you invite a guest over for dinner, you don't make them show

san francisco mayor london breed says she is waiting on covid-19 test results after being exposed to the virus. >> she tweeted this evening saying she was informed today that she was at a recent event with someone who knew they had tested positive. breed also said she's take all the recommended precautions for someone with moderate to low exposure and will limit public events for the next ten days. >>> we'll bring you any updates as we get them. as well as the mayor awaits her covid-19 test results. >>> uc berkeley has a member for students tonight, knock off the partying. the university is seeing a jump in coronavirus cases linked to recent frat parties. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson went to fraternity row where the university says the outbreak originated. >> i think it's really stupid. >> reporter: members of uc berkeley sororities and fraternities are disappointed but not surprised that a covid-19 outbreak was traced back to a series of parties connected to the greek system. >> i actually live sandwiched in between two other fraternities and i have personally definitely heard

. >>> san francisco mayor london breed says expanding testing in san francisco neighborhoods with the highest number of cases is a work in progress. on the right here, you can see neighborhoods in dark blue with the highest number of cases per capita. on the left, you see the testing sites. not many in those highly affected areas, as you can see. mayor breed joined kristen sze to talk about it on abc7's getting answers. >> part of it is location, making sure we have the capacity to get people out there to be stationary for the testing. and so we're still continuing to expand based on need. >> mayor breed adds there have been other pop-up testing events over the past several months that have not been permanent test sites. >>> in san francisco, health officials are easing up on some restrictions after putting a pause on reopening. starting monday, shoppers can once again use reusable bags. boating and fishing expeditions will get new guidance. the big news, the san francisco alameda county reached out to dn the state for a way to open back up. the zoo is at risk of closing because of th

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a stern message from london breed as the city winds up on the state watch list for the first time. >> we have to get this virus under control right now. we don't have months. we barely have weeks. >> public health officials say since mid june, the number of cases, the positivity rate and hospitalizations have more than tripled. indoor malls and nonessential offices are ordered to close starting on monday and the city has paused any further reopening. >> know that we are not out of the woods. we are seeing a spike. and know that you, only you can make the difference. so please, wear your mask, wash your hands. socially distance and do everything you can to be a part of the solution. >> you can hear the passion in london breed's voice. a health order will be issued monday, requiring private health providers to offer same day testing. if you want to keep track of what is open and close in the each county, go to abc7news.com. we are constantly updating this interactive map. with one click you can find answers. >>> in the north bay, two employees in yountville have tested positive for the

the first pitch by mayor london breed was prerecorded. >> now, let's get ready. one, two, three. >> i want to see where the balls landed. outside the ballpark the giants had a large black lives matter sign at willy >>> happening now crews are trying to patch a w snapped at second streets in san francisco. that's right near an on-ramp to the bay bridge. water is flowing down second street toward fulsome and started flooding one of the streets. it looks like a small river as you can see rushing down the sidewalk. crews showed up a short time ago to turn off the flow. >>> a measure, to quote, protect oakland from president trump's federal agents, end quote is being discussed tonight. the story after the break. >>> dramatic video of a massive fire that raced through six buildings. firefighters expect to be on scene for days. >>> i'm dan noise. coming up as part of building a better bay area we're looking at what's being done to help these people get off the streets and the impact of those living in buildings nearby. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a foggy, do i

now a major announcement from san francisco mayor london breed. abc 7 news reporter kate larson explains how a new outreach program is expected to increase testing and everyone hopes contain outbreaks. >> reporter: the city of san francisco announced a new strategy to bring recovery resources to the latino community, which accounts for half the city's coronavirus cases. >> we as a community need to be able to say it's okay to come out and get tested because we have resources to help you. >> reporter: john is the health committee chair for the latino task force which partnered with the city to bring awareness to new and existing programs. >> if you are undocumented, you know that you don't qualify for any of the state or federal benefits that apply to others, and so if you know that, you more than likely will be timid to get tested if you're asymptomatic or not and be told you have to stay home for two weeks. at that point if you have to stay home for two weeks and you're going to lose your wages, you may not be able to recover that and that really

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san francisco mayor london breed says she is waiting on covid-19 test results after being exposed to the virus. >> she tweeted this evening saying she was informed today that she was at a recent event with someone who knew they had tested positive. breed also said she's take all the recommended precautions for someone with moderate to low exposure and will limit public events for the next ten days. >>> we'll bring you any updates as we get them. as well as the mayor awaits her covid-19 test results. >>> uc berkeley has a member for students tonight, knock off the partying. the university is seeing a jump in coronavirus cases linked to recent frat parties. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson went to fraternity row where the university says the outbreak originated. >> i think it's really id rkeley atnies disappote but not surprised that a covid-19 outbreak was traced back to a series of parties connected to the greek system. >> i actually live sandwiched in between two other fraternities and i have personally definitely heard things going on until 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter:

. >>> san francisco mayor london breed joined us here to talk about coronavirus cases shelf got very passionate talking about people being responsible and wearing masks and avoiding large gatherings. >> we are putting so many people's financial and emotional health in jeopardy. i think there's more to it than i don't want to wear a mask or i can do what i want to do and who cares in well, everything that you do or don't do is directly impacting other people's health. let's face the facts. we are living in covid for the next year to 18 months. so we need to make adjustments in order to protect one another. >> the mayor herself was recently exposed to covid-19 at an event by someone who knew they were positive for coronavirus and they went anyway. >>> we're getting a cheerer picture of who is dmronavis. we k partularlyho overhe age of aav shift when yo start looking at those who are younger and dying from covid-19. about 35% of latinas who died were under 65 years old. nonwhites, about 30%. compared to 13% of whites. >>> the popular marin county fair may be canceled because of coronavi

mayor london breed provided an update on the stcity's efforts contain the coronavirus outbreak. >> that blue darkline, the most likely scenario, if everything stays the same and no changes, we would hit a peak of 830 hospitalizations in our city. in april, we peaked at 94. and thanks to all the work that people did in san francisco, we sheltered in place, we drove that number down. >> san francisco has reported about 4600 coronavirus cases. through saturday, 86 people were hospitalized with covid-19. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is blowing a mals save hole in the federal budget deficit. spending outpaced revenue by $864 billion last month. the highest ever for a single month and a total that surpasses most annualicits in the nation's history. get this, the deficit for june of 2019 was just $8 billion. so you can see what's happening t cut in tax revenue. >>> the dmv is giving a one-year extension to senior drivers. non-commercial licenses for drivers are now valid until 2021. this helps keep older drivers out of dmv offices. drivers will not receive a new card or extension in the mail.

a plea and some strong words from san francisco mayor london breed. we thought we would say good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> san francisco was added to the state's monitoring list today and the city immediately took steps to roll back even more. calling for closures of indoor malls and nonessential businesses. all of this as governor newsom announce that had schools and counties on the state's watch list will not be allowed to reopen until they are able to reduce their number of cases for 14 consecutive days. >> lyanne melendez with more on some other guidelines imposed by the governor. >> this is exactly what many school districts in california were hoping for. some type of mandate. not recommendations. many had argued that recommendations or guidelines don't always work. >> the one thing we have the power to do, to get our kids back into school is look at this list again. wear a mask. >> it was a plea made by the governor to try to reduce the coronavirus surge in california that has now forced many schools to go back to distance learn

if we had only four cases in san francisco, london breed would be cartwheeling down the emba embarcade embarcadero. but it shows you the difference in approach, especially in asia, where they have dealt with some of these things before. they take it way more seriously. >> absolutely. masks case in point. asian people in asia have been wearing masks voluntarily for years, as soon as they feel a tickle in the back of their throat. some may say this is drastic measures to ferry all of these people out of the country. but when you think about it, when it comes to evacuating people after a natural disaster, that's one thing. but this has had a proven track record of keeping people safe. maybe we can take some pointers from these countries. >> if you respond this quickly, they can prevent a long lasting disaster down the road. >>> finally now, a point of pride for greece has a touch of controversy today. the country's prime minister being criticized for using a military helicopter to celebrate with tom hanks and his wife, rita wilson, after they were granted greek citizenship. he posted this

. >>> san francisco mayor london breed you believe veilunveiled w plan today. it includes cutting $100 million from the police and sheriff's department and redirecting that to address disparities in the black community. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> what we didn'tns for was the coronavirus. >> reporter: mayor london breed says it closes the deficit and d avoids layoffs. $93 million will go toward future covid response. >> this is a significant investment. honestly, it is not really a choice without a strong and sustained covid response, our students won't return to people won't get back to work. >> reporter: breed also announced a major $120 million budget cut to the san francisco police and sheriff's departments. that money instead could be spend on addressing disparities in the city's black community. >> i want black boys growing up today to thrive because we chose to change how this city and how this our ybln. not as a statistic or an inevitable tragedy but as an important part of our city's future. >> chief william scott said in a sta

. >>> today mayor london breed said indoor dining will not resume in san francisco next monday as was originally announced. it will continue to have an effect on the economy because businesses cannot fully reopen. now reaction from a hard hit restaurant industry. chris? >> good afternoon. july 13 was a date set back in may. it was a date that restaurants were looking forward to. instead, they have to live with this reality of a little longer. around this time, before the pandemic, this place would have been packed. it is one of the most popular restaurants in san francisco right now. the only activity that we can see, all that staff preparing takeout orders. >> with that, the mayor confirming what everybody already knew. the indoor dining spaces will tip to look like this. empty. >> it's grim out there. and people are pushing really hard. >> we are behind it.saty >> he says he's making do with takeout orders about, 100 a day. that's allowing him to keep about 19 people on staff preparing a thousand meals a week. still his business is at 20% what it was pre covid-19. >> we don't have s

or london breed, if you are able to, go in and shut down the 580 or the bay bridge. if you're not able to do that, having the difficult conversations within your family, within your community, educating yourself. it's not so much of a transactional experience as sometimes allyship can be. i do consulting. we often do ally training. you would think with all the ally trainings that i've double in last final years,ering would be great. the issue that we undocumented students. or i did the lgbtq training so i'm good with that. or the black lives matter training. whatever it might be. it's not a check box. there is no end point to the destination. a lifelong process and accomplice helps to identify that more than ally does. and it is more action oriented direction toward it. >> i love this. >> go ahead. you want to jump in? >> i was saying the idea of a co-conspirator. your own skin is in the game. your own lie bill is in the game. i keep emphasizing, protesting is credible. we have real material disparities here. the opioid crisis. the covid-19 crisis. the question for m

., south africa, london, belgium disney is the parent company of abc 7. mike, you need to watch this. >> oh, i will. >> i'm excited to see -- it is just beautiful. like all the different images and all of our friends are in there, her mom was in there. i'm ready for this. >> we should do a zoom call and watch it all at the same time and then we can talk. >> i know. >> wouldn't that be fun? >> maybe. >> we'll work on that. all right. let's talk about what is going on weather wise. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. hopefully you had a good weekend. temperatures were really different yesterday and they will continue to be on the cooler side of average. as we head through most of the week, and that means that we'll have overnight clouds just about everywhere. and we'll have a slight warming trend this weekend. here is a look at how stubborn the clouds are. and by noon, there are still plenty of clouds around the bay and the coastal valleys and they never go away, so it will be the east bay and south bay that will see the most sunshine and have the most warmth