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And dr. Desmond carson issued we ha the ngud to stem nonvi protesters who have killed no one. We need the National Guard to come out to tell these fools who dont want to wear masks, if youre going to wear a mask or go home. Strong and clear message. Dr. Carson says more young people are dying and many are from latino families. The county has seen seven deaths in the past three days. The board of supervisors approved finds this week important people not wearing a Face Covering or violating health orders. Our local economy is one of the major areas that were focusing on here at abc7 in our efforts to build a better bay area. And many people have been struggling during this pandemic. Some Small Business owners say they may not be able to stay in business much longer. Lauren martinez has their story and tells us also what resources are still out there. If i could, i would close. The Small Business owners along San Franciscos west portal neighborhood are either closing down permanently or theyre unsure how long they have. Just the stress of, people are not coming in. Not too long. How much time . Im not sure. This shoe service shop has seen several owners since it opened in the 1940s. He said hes tried to employ for loans. I tried to apply for the state and it was the same thing. Why waste more time in trying to get something that will not happen. On friday, Assembly Member canton chu organized a webinar to discuss resources for snamall businesses. The ppp program ends august 8. We lost the weddings, we lost the graduations. Theyre discounting the rent. He told me that i can pay a very bare minimum. And then right now, he said, well, if you have a plan, which i dont, as none of us do. She does not expect shell last another year. Given todays situation, if i get the same amount of orders, i dont know. Maybe until january. In San Francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. In the east bay, hair salons are trying civil disobedience. Owners called it a last resort to open businesses in defiance of Alameda Countys health orders. More on their plans. Christine palmer is making banners for a rally shes holding outside her salon tomorrow. Do we want to open in protest in mass . Are shes ols wouom by and s iner chair. If we had city officials, county officials, governor newsom, come get your hair cut. And see how were implementing the guidelines you gave us. Alameda county salons have never been allowed to reopen even for outdoor services. This stylist decided to become a rebel with a cause. I decided to come back and work because i needed to make some income. We havent had any official threats. But this down salon has. After they definally reopened on june 17 along with two others. Over the course of nearly four weeks, we gave service to roughly 1,500 people. 17 stylists and had no reported incidents. The response was police and city officials that we were risking a misdemeanor final with six months in prison. So they caved and closed down again. Some salon operators say t peers are tattling on them. Reporter the hope is to create a Massive Movement of stylists in pleasanton and livermore, perhaps beyond. To reopen in defiance in august. Tomorrow theyll meeting right here to lands on a date. Im leslie brinkley, abc7 news. Meanwhile, hair salon owners protested this afternoon right across from city hall. They want the city to let they will open safely or provide they will with under moment pay and a recovery plan. They reiterate. Trld in cross contamination and disinfection protocols. Services are not allowed in San Francisco per the Current Health order. Meantime, time is running out to get your nails done and hair cut or to hit the gym in san mateo county. The only county in the bay area allowing businesses to operate is set to shut down at midnight after being placed on the watch list on wednesday. In the back of my mine, i ab surges. We just want to make the most of it. Many businesses like this gym are looking at ways to stay open and come my with health regulations. It is considering holding workouts in its parking lot. There is still no agreement to stebld or replace the 600 weekly Unemployment Benefits expiring today. Democrats rejects the offer of a short material extension after negotiating late into the night tomorrow. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer say a bigger solution is needed. The white house chief of staff mark meadow says multiple offers have been made and the back and forth continued today in public. They distrust american workers. Theyre condescending and disrespectful of the needs of americas working families. Why else would they not have had food in their proposal . Food. In those four different offers have been actually rejected, but more importantly than that, theyve not even been countered with a proposal. Negotiations are still going on and the house plans to cancel the august break until a new Coronavirus Relief package is passed. San Francisco Mayor london breed you believe veilunveiled w plan today. It includes cutting 100 million from the police and Sheriffs Department and redirecting that to address disparities in the black community. Abc7 News Reporter cornell bernard has the story. What we didntns 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 wont return to people wont get back to work. Reporter breed also announced a major 120 million budget cut to the San Francisco police and Sheriffs Departments. That money instead could be spend on addressing disparities in the citys 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 citys future. Chief William Scott said in a statement, while the cuts are significant, they are cuts we can absorb and that will not diminish our ability to provide essential services. The Police Officers Association Says Response Times could suffer if the department cant hire new officers. It could immac our ability to respond to service if we dont have the necessary staffing. They said the city is focused on Police Accountability and bias. The pandemic has made San Franciscos homeless crisis even more dire. The new budget includes an additional 1,500 units of supportive housing. Advocates say it is definitely needed. I think especially during the pandemic, people are just so distraught and just soscneed wi electricity. Reporter sprifrs expected to make changes and recommendations for the budget during the summer. Abc7 news. The san jose mayor sam liccardo is putting his anaheim a lawsuit against president trump. He made that north america today. He is a named plaintiff in a lawsuit to exclude undocumented residents being count in the census. He said it violates the constitution. Most notably the 14 aeld. It was filed wednesday by the city of san jose, king county, and a group called black alliance for just immigration. Giving birth during a pandemic. One east bay family had to deal with multiple chal haveheir and were seeing more people move out of the bay area. The long term effects covid19 may have on housing here. Im meteorologist sanda patel. Abc7 is committed to building a better bay area which includes focusing on your health. For one east bay birth during a pandemic was complicated by a high risk pregnancy due to the babys rare genetic disorder. Amanda and jeff got married in 2018. The couple found out in 2019 they were going to be first time parents. About 16 weeks into the pregnancy, they got news something was wrong. We went into doing further testing and found it. Reporter it is a rare chromosomal abnormality associates with disabilities, Heart Defects and even death. Its just scary. Obviously, there are billions of people on the manett. You see all the success cases and all the things and you dont expect yourselves to be one of the small percentage of people that come across an issue like this. Reporter only 5 to 10 with this survive to age 1. We wanted to give her a fighting chance. Reporter having a high risk pregnant nagsy is challenging enough. Having a high riskle h difficult on another level. Jeff hasnt been able to join amanda for check yums. Im in there and distracted by so many things going on. I love having jeff there to say what i cant sometimes vocalize. Reporter another impact of covid19, family and distancing precautions. If her time is limited, we ue there with us and she may never meet her auntsnd grd parents. Reporter dr. Timothy leex is a doctor at walnut creek. He said theyre taking extra safety precautions. All staff, clinical, nonclinical persons, support staff, theyre getting screened, their hands sanitized and temperature screened before theyre allowed in the hospital. Reporter one day after our interview, amanda who tested negative for covid19, was brought in for an emergency csection. About 12 doctors and nurses since it was high risk, they had someone in every position. Reporter she weighed in at 4 1 2 pounds. When we were in the nicu, her second day of life was the most dicey that we experienced. Where she was having these apnea episodes every 15 minutes for 17 hours. Reporter the hospital staff took care of them and were like family, especially when visitors werent allowed. After three weeks in the nicu, riley finally went home. It was really exciting. Reporter riley has apnea. She is connected to a feeding tube and oxygen to help her breathe, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A simple thing like the common cold can often be deadly. We have to manage that and then you throw covid on top of this. Reporter they were worried loved ones wouldnt meet riley. Now having friends and family meet through sliding glass doors. Which were very thankful to have. They can get up onal to see her. Its just different. Reporter whats next for the gior . Jther. Every day is a gift. Every day is a gift indeed. Amanda and jeff say riley is a fighter. Amanda says any parent who receives this diagnosis during the pregnancy may feel isolated. She said after talking about it with her family and friends, she and jeff received much needed love and support. Glad to see them all smiling. Yeah. Love to see that smile at the end of the piece from baby riley. Best of luck. The dmv is expanding the eligibility for online renewals for californians whose drivers licenses are expiring. Governor newsom signed executive orders waiving in person renewals for nearly all california drivers younger than age 70. This includes drivers issued temporary extensions earlier in the year which expired earlier today. Some applied for a real i. D. For the first time still have to visit a field office to complete their transaction, which leads us right into consumer news. Oh, yes. And Michael Finney joining us now with a look at todays headlines. Hey, michael hey, you guys. Lets talk about spending money. Americans have been on a spending spree. The Commerce Department reports that Consumer Spending was up just over 5. 5 Percentage Points last month. Thats still down from the month before that. Experts believe the increased spending was benefits like the 600 unemployment checks. At the same time businesses were reopening. My, how things have changed. Now some of those businesses are closing again and the federal government has stopped sending out the 600 payments. Cvs has announced a partnership with venmo and pay pal to bring touchless payments to its stores. It will require a customer use their own phone to scan qr codes generated at the cash register. The money would then be deducted from their accounts. Pay pal will not charge fees on these transactions. Cvs will roll out the technolog of tth company aess from apple and google pay. Nflt the pandemic is changing how babyboomers plan to spent their retirement. A new harris poll finds 19 of americans will have to delay retirement. 10 say they wont be able to retire at all. The main concern, Social Security. 63 of those surveyed say Social Security is more important nowg pandemic has affected their decision on when to file for benefits. We see this every time there is a recession. People think theyll work until theyre 65, 67, whatever, and it turns out, they get laid off. So they start taking it at 62 or 63. Back to you. All right, always much appreciated. Thanks. Lets get to the weekend forecast. It is almost upon us here. Sandhya patel. Yeah. It is going to be a beautiful weekend, larry and dion. Let me show you live doppler 7. The fog has been stubborn for a long time. Today we are actually seeing some clearing, right around the marin county coast, as you will notice, toward San Francisco. A few paxes of fog, still lingering near the coast. Overall, the pattern has been brighter today. A little breezy. Northwest winds gusting to 21, 22 in fairfield. From our mt. Tam cam, the visibility is terrific as we look toward sausalito toward San Francisco. 63 in the city, 71 in oakland, currently 76 in san jose. One of the hot spots, 90 degrees in gilroy. And look at this sea of blue. Santa rosa in the mid 80s. 90 degrees in fairfield. A live look from our san jose camera and it is a sunny day over the shark tank. Fog near parts of the bay and coast in the morning. We will see hot weather inland and a cooler pattern is setting up for next week. So the fog regroups at 7 00 near the coastline and then advance locally inland tomorrow morning right around parts of the east bay. A little over the north bay. I dont think it will be quite as deep as days past wchl allow the warming for the inland valleys. Tomorrow the fog will be back in the usual spots. Temperatures first thing in the morning from the 50s to the 60s. Tomorrow afternoon, in the south bay, youre looking at 83 degrees in san jose. East bay, inland, 95, antioch, right around the bay, really comfortable. 75, oakland, 68 in San Francisco, 64, half monday bay. 83 degrees in san rafael. People in degrees in lake port. Were just taking the temperatures up a few degrees. Not any extreme heat coming up for the weekend. Well have our hot spots for saturday. August heat. Were talking mid 90s inland. Low 60s, coast. Mild to warm for your sunday. And notice the temperatures begin to back off on monday. But its really the middle of the work week that you are really going to feel the difference as the temperatures just tank. Low 80s for the warmest spots on wednesday. Below average for this time of year. Upper 50s, coast side. We are expecting some morning drizzle for a few mornings basically midweek and then minor warming thursday and friday. So i think if you have any outdoor plans, like a run, a walk, for the upcoming weekend. It looks terrific. Larry will be at the pool with drink in hand, not running or walking. 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Station in San Francisco. It is available wednesdays and fridays for the next two weeks. You are looking at video from wednesday when b. A. R. T. Says 500 people were tested. The Latino Task Force is working with ucsf and b. A. R. T. Along with the city to conduct the tests. During the drought, Backyard Pools lost their luster. Too speexpensive to fill they w up. But the pandemic has changed that. It is part of our focus on building a better bay area. Erinern ie says theres cost igs stootd in march, people are having pools put in. Requests for pool installation and design has gone up ten times probably what it was before. The phone rings all day long. Reporter the pool contractor owns blue water pools. Kit take three to four months design and build a pool. There are lots of options and choices. The cost runs about 75,000. Add a spa and it can cost 110,000 or so. But people are diving in. Rather than spendin that money to go on a vacation every year, which may cost, in a few years, could you buy the pool. So and you can use it year round. Reporter he says some customers have wanted a pool for years but never took plunge. The pandemic made others realize, their yards could be better used to allow them to stay at home without worry about flying and possible virus exposure. I am happy i made the decision now that we are on lockdown for a while. Entertain. Ee children to so im hoping that this will be a recreational oasis in our home. Reporter the sharona family can wait but it has run into delays they and the contractor cant control. The inspecs process, which you cant avoid and it is out of your control, did hit a recent snag in the last few weeks just in the Response Time from the city. Er a b pool party might ibors ai ha to wait due to social distancing. But the immediate family can make quite a nash with a staycati staycation. Abc7 news. Encouraging news about a coronavirus vaccine. Well tell you what dr. Fauci said today on capitol hill. Plus, the impact of this pandemic on banking in the bay area we are the thrivers. Women with metastatic breast cancer. Our time for more time. Has come. Living longer is possible and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. In a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer with hr , her2 metastatic breast cancer. And it significantly delayed disease progression. Kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. It can cause serious liver problems and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. Tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. Avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. Dr. Anthony fauci testified on capitol hill today. He had some encouraging words when he addressed the status of a coronavirus vaccine. There is never a garon that youre going to get a safe and effective vaccine. But from everything weve seen now, in the animal data, as well as the early human data, we feel cautiously optimistic that we will have a vaccine by the end of this year and as we go into 2021. Dr. Fauci was asked about a variety of issues including why sports teams can get their results quickly and how the u. S. Response differs from europes. There was also a Fiery Exchange between dr. Fauci and ohio congressman jim jordan. Half a million protests on june 6th alone. That number of people, does it increase crowding together, particularly when youre not wearing a mask, spreads the virus. Should we limit the protesting . Im not sure. How do we say limit should government limit the protesting . So far there has not been a conclusive link between the recent protests and a spike in covid cases. Envelop if do you business with two of managers biggest banks, you may find the branch nearest you is temporarily closed without any word when it might reopen. How covid19 is affecting bay area banking. Business is booming at the atm. Just try to go inside this hayward bank of america branch. Iat reporter theres more of this going around than you might think. Temporary Bank Closures because of covid19. But this one is indeed shut down. For carol im not, the next closest branch is tyeah, its o is so long. Sometimes i go to oakland because its not that busy. Reporter by we tk a long at area. Ebb and found 79 closed in it may chanlose or change hours. Its not just bank of manager. Im angry. I work between oakland and San Francisco. And theres a wells fargo over there right by my job. Its closed. Reporter so was this branch on mcarthur boulevard. A check of the website finds at least 62 locations scattered throughout the region are temporarily shut down. We reached out to both banks for comment. In a statement, wells fargo said these temporary closures have occurred where were seeing fewer visits. Where a smaller location may be near a larger location. B of amp did not respond but we found this. Quote, we are doing everything we can to reopen as soon as possible, though some locations may remain closed for an extendsed period of time. In hayward, abc7 news. News. The virus is forcing some to leave the bay area. They may be lock for lower cost of living, moving back in with family or even into a recreational vehicle. Abc7 is committed to building a better bay area, and part of our focus on the economy is the housing shift were seeing right now. I have a chance to talk with marina, the executive director for the future in palo alto about the longterm effects covid might have on housing. Were seeing migration to Central Valley, places like las vegas, joutssfub valley, san fr. Does geography may a role in putting people back and setting them back housing wise . General geography does may a role in terms of economic opportunities. So if you in San Francisco where you have a more dynamic economy, your opportunities are greater. With this job line work and people moving to online, it may be, it may mean a little less. Im not sure thats a permanent condition. I do think that overography matters. Who you see on a daily basis matters. Who your neighbor is, matters. We could be seeing a temporary shift, and maybe some of it will remain permanent. I dont see it as a big wave. Maybe you can talk about the migration because of all the people leaving the city for, i saw a great amount of people. Especially minorities, going to the Central Valley now. Now that you can work from home, first of all, a lot of people are moving back with their families. I dont know what the percentage is, it is still very early in the process. But a lot of people are trying to conserve money. I noticed a couple years ago, here in palo alto, we were rvs and campers. E by stanford maybe there is a festival going on. A football game. I dont know. It turns out that this is just people living, working people for a living in these rvs and campers, they started digging into and it there was a book written about it. It certainly got worse after the 2008 mortgage crisis. A lot of people lost their mortgages, their homes. You kind of think, oh, rv living, isnt it exciting, and camp he life. You can see the world. But a lot of these people are not doing it because theyre being entertained or looking for entertainment. Theyre looking to basically survive. And theyre doing jobs like warehousing, warehouse work for amazon and other places. Theyre doing delivery work. Theyre doing cleanup work at festivals and other events. A lot of, as i said, a lot of those people are retired people who lost their savings and all their savings was in their home. Now there are parking lots being converted into rmp v parks. Rks. And we know there is a huge correlation between your housing and your Education Access and health access. What does it mean that people cant afford to live in a home, in a stable, permanent place in right now with covid, obviously, as a transition measure, we need to put people wherever we can put them in. Referee rvs and others. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you very much. Now, abc7 has partnered with the institute for the future. The worlds leading nonprofit futures organization which is base in the palo alto. Iftf works with businesses and Community Organizations to turn foresight into insight and then into action. You can learn more at our webb. Abc7news. Com. Shifting gears to millions of champagne bottles gathering dust. Ggest effect on bubbly. Plus, we dont really think about all hands that touch food before it got to us. She is remarkable. A part time farm worker and incoming medical student an extra 15 credit on car and motorcycle policies . Wow. Ok thats 15 on top of what geico could already save you. So what are you waiting for . Idina menzel to sing your own theme song . Tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. Gettin down to work early following her dreams into taxidermy oh, its. Tax attorney. I read that wrong, oh yeeaaaah geico. Save an extra 15 percent when you switch by october 7th. 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Zero positive tests in the bubble in orlando. Serving going smoothly so im thrilled about that. The other side of it, dan, the players, this is an era of player empowerment and they are planning on making a lot of statements. Once the season is over, you will see lebron and a lot of others active trying to get the vote out for the election. They are determined to be heard and they have the money and influence to do it. Well, absolutely. Im glad to see basketball back. Lets hope they can keep it safe. As far as the players taking a stand, good for them. Colin kaepernick was the outlier at the beginning and now this is normalized. They have a unique platform. Within use it . Exactly. And getting to our next four at 4 00 topic, earlier today on getting answers, 3 00 p. M. On abc7, i spoke to a really amazing young woman. Her name is yana. She is about to start at stanfords medical school. One of her tweets you see here, it has gone viral. Shes been picking blueberries this summer back home in Eastern Washington and says two gallons gets her just 7. Who harvested my that kind of called back, i think, the disconnect between the amount they pay and how many they faye workers was pretty stark difference for people who were surprise that had it was so large. Yeah. And heres Something Else to think about. She got her masters in epidemiology from stanford. She has applied to be a contract tracer but has had no luck getting hired. What struck me. So almost gave me goose bumps. She speaks for so many children of immigrant parents. Sandhya, maybe you can weigh in on this. She saw her mother and father work in the fields tirelessly for so many years. She said they wanted to see them work hard but she is not too big to go back into the fields and to do this back breaking work. So inspiring. Yeah. Shes trying to make a statement, clearly, which is, hey, you know what . These people working in the fields, it is back breaking work. Theyre not getting paid a lot of money to do it. The kids wanted to make them proud. My siblings and i always saw our parents work so hard and we wanted to do them justice. They spent so much money giving us the best possible education. For us to turn around and not do anything with it would be a shame. We worked very hard and i can certainly relate to her story. Obviously not to the same caliber. I cant believe it. 7 for two gallons. I mean, thats crazy. It is. It makes you rethink how we consume food. She gave me a quote that was very pointian. She said, remember there is a face of a person with hopes and dreams behind all the food we eat. Dan, we take it for granted. We do. We go to the grocery store, buy whatever you feel like buying and you dont think about the hard work and the people behind all the produce that we buy and the Food Products that we buy. And we do tend to take it for granted. I think this young woman is terrific. She will have a wonderful, successful life and shes grounded. She knows from whence she came and cares about others. A wonderful story. Wells fargo is stepping up to help those in the pandemic. Staffers staged a drivethrough Food Distribution event in the offices in fremont. Volunteers handed out some 600 boxes today. Nearly triple the amount first distributed when the effort began on july 10th. Organizers expect the need to double by the end of summer. Wells fargo donated all the food you this the Alameda County Community Food bank. The distribution is open every friday from 9 30 to 2 30. You know, i think one of the things that this pandemic is illustrating for us is despite that were the richest, most prosperous in the planet, so many are on the edge of not being able to put informed on their table. Weve general rated so much wealth. Yet so many are right on the edge. A great point. Not only with food but with housing. Theres an anticipated huge foreclosure boom coming because of this. And i dont remember the exact number but a huge portion of americans have less than 1,000 in savings. So they are really walking a tight rope all the time. And this pandemic has really put them in such a vulnerable situation. People who just a few months ago were doing fine, having to wait in hijack for food. It is tough and it will get tougher, i think. You know, you and i followed the markets and where they go. And you look at some people are making tons and tons of money in the middle of all this suffering. And we often forget that the dow did you have always illustrate exactly how the entire nation is doing. This is real page out there. Absolutely. And i think unless you were on the ground and able to get in the thick of it yourself, and have that tangible sense of whats going on, you know, thats what reality is. So with that, we appreciate sandhya and dan joining us for the four at 4 00 at we move on now. Yet another industry has fallen victim to the pandemic. This time it is frances traditional good able tos bubbly drink, champagne. Sales have dropped by a third since the lockdown. No weddings, no dates at restaurants. You get the idea. Nights out, family gatherings, all of this means no toasting. The financial hit so far has reached 2 billion u. S. Dollars. Growers expect sharp limits on their harvests later this month. Sorry, guys. I jumped the ball. How could i forget about the champagne . Not much to toast these days. What an interesting take on the impact of the coronavirus. That will recover eventually. I dont know many people breaking out the bubbly. I just assumed this was one of those recessionproof type products. People would continue to want a libation at the end of the day. But it is so closely associated with celebrating. Absolutely. And i dont think it is a very celebratory mood right now. Were talking about people facing challenges with food and housing and here we are, just still seeing people not wearing masks, complaning about things. Get a grip. It could be far worse. Ill bet beer sales are way up as champagne sales are way down. That is illustrated at my residence. So youre drinking that beer at the pool. I get it. Yeah. I didnt want to come out and say it but thanks for revealing that, dion for people with Heart Failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. Entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. It can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. Dont take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if youve had angioedema with an ace or arb. The most serious side effects are angioedema, low Blood Pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. Ask your doctor about entresto. Firefighters and Public Health nurses in fran got more personal protective equipment today thanks to the omega scifi San Francisco supvisor walt only announced the donation this morning. Ma wl i distribin 25,000 worth of ppe to essential workers in San Francisco, los angeles, phoenix, tacoma, washington as well. Good job, kids. The pandemic has caused a lot of couples to postpone their weddings plans for thissee. How a bay area photographer made to it a few of them. New at 5 00, does renaming a building rewrite its past . Santa rosa grappling with righting historical wrongs. A scary moment for a new were helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most find out more at usaa. Com many couples have had to postpone, even cancel their weddings, but a photographer who grew up in antioch decided to help some of them create Timeless Memories anyway. Reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles has our story. Reporter when wedding photographer david martin jr. Saw most of his shoots getting canceled due to covid19, he decided to do something. I was hearing outcry from brides. Their weddings were getting canceled, pushed back, or they had a wedding but they didnt get the photos they wanted to get. So thats where the idea came from. Reporter the l. A. Based photographer teamed up with the caron delay house in on social about a free, first comefirst served one day only wedding shoots for brides and couples in july. They posted on their instagram there were four slots open. They would be doing a photography shoot for covid brides. I saw it later in the day and thought theres probably no spots left, but i figured id reach out anyways. He said he had one left i and i was really excited. It happened to be i was off that day. I dont have to work. So let me just do it to not be sad and mopey anymore. Reporter davids partner was on site to help the brights with hair, makeup and posing. David and lena were amazing. They were very professional and fun to work with and we got to dance around a little bit. Theyre such a great team. Reporter everyone on the shoot had to maintain social distancing guidelines. This was something that was really fun that we could look forward to. It was wonderful to have something that felt so positive in light of everything thats happening. Sophie flay next at 5 00, outrage in contra costa county. Doctors on the front lines unleash their frustration over people notng rules. Plus, fed up and taking matters into their own hands. East bay salon owners are about to go rogue as they demand to go back to work. Also ahead, the spikes from social gatherings. 95 of new cases in just one county alone. Why people may not be getting the message. And a swab test for coronavirus. A Bay Area Company says it can deliver results in 48 hours. One scientist is skeptical. Also does renaming a building rewrite its past . Santa rosa tonight grappling with righting historical wrongs. Announcer building a bette