the mayor announced that hair and nail salons can reopen. outdoor bars can reopen and outdoor swimming can resume. this is all contingent of the state approving the city's request and health indicators remaining stable. >> with the number of covid-19 cases going up, the governor says while he doesn't want to revert back to locking everything down, he is prepared to do so if there's a dramatic surge. that was meant as a warning to those who refuse to follow the man state to wear facemasks. leeann melendez joins us now. >> reporter: larry, we have some contributing factors here, right? avaibl not are higher.s but the governor is concerned that this trend will continue, so today he got a little help from a few friends to spread the word about using masks. governor newsom tapped former california governors, two democrats and two republicans, to help urge people to wear a mask. >> look, nobody wants to wear these things. >> this is not about being weak. >> it's about fighting the disease and keeping our families and ourselves safe. >> and it's about getting californians back to work. >> reporter: even with a mandate throughout california to wear cases went up. 46,000 in the past 14 days. the governor acknowledged the higher numbers are due in part to more testing. 92,000 tests were done just yesterday alone in california. >> accordingly, we're starting to see an increase in hospitalizations. a week ago, we saw modest increase. but this week, we have experienced an increase that, when you stretch it out over a 14-day ban, it has gone up by roughly 16%. >> reporter: the number of people in the icu also increased by 11%. this as businesses throughout california continue to reopen. the state is currently assisting 11 counties with higher than expected numbers. at the top of the list is los angeles. governor newsom said while today the situaonmanageable, he fears the number will continue to grow as people become complacent. >> and revert back to where we were just a few months ago. we don't intend to do that, we don't want to do that, but i want to make this clear, we are prepared to do that if we must. >> reporter: and the governor said we are in a better position to handle this than we were several months ago. still, newsom says we have to the more vigilant, because this first over t. leanne melendez, "abc7 news." >> so as the numbers go up, the concern foincrease because they clearly the most vulnerable. >> absolutely. the governor is always talking about that segment of our population. but the head of held and human services made it a point to advise people 65 years and older, and those with medical conditions to stay at home as much as possible because, again, those numbers have gone up. >> all right. leeann, thank you. president trump is signing an executive order extending a freeze on green cards and temporarily freezing visas in some work categories through the end of the year. the restrictions were enacted in april because of the pandemic. this includes a freeze of new h 1 b visas for skilled workers. the trump administration argues the restrictions are necessary to protect american jobs. in oakland, workers are asking for official officials to adopt a right to return work ordinance. our reporter spoke to several workers who say they just need the honking of this caravan, are the stories of hospitality workers asking for help. it's been three months since thousands were laid off. and they feel like no one is listening. >> every single month that goes by, my thought is when do i get to go back to work? >> reporter: the same thought goes through this woman's mind, a mother of three. who in spanish said how she has to explain to their kids why their food portions are getting smaller. we asked if she would be okay to pay rent this month, her answer -- >> no, no. t rntilheut worried she might not have a job to go back to. many hose tty talt ty talt ty y bosses are hiring people with less than experience. >> to pass into law the right to return to work and prioritize those work wers seniority. >> reporter: according to the union, unite here, an estimated 14,000 workers in the east bay could benefit from this ordinance. oakland city council members say it's not entirely up to them. >> we can recommend, we cannot force you to hire an individual. they have some union legislation or regulations, as well. >> reporter: the next step is for oakland city council members to vote on june 29th. as for these workers, all they can do now is wait. the ferry building in san francisco is expanding outdoor seating to allow more people to dine. there are more than 70 tables in the back and front plazas, each at least ten feet apart. those who choose to sit there can listen to live music. s sin the wil. yr owno yr own groceries. the dmv will resume behind the wheel tests on friday and work getting through the backlog of canceled tests. drivers and examiners will be required to wear a face covering. at least two windows of the car will need to be lowered for more circulation. santa clara county's newest covig site opens tomorrow at the sap center, the home of the san jose sharks. sharky volunteered to show how quick and easy the tests are, which are free and available to anyone regardless of immigration status. the site will be open from 1:00 to 7:00 from tomorrow throughfr saturday. to the north bay, a verbal assault towards a transgender teen is shedding light on discrimination in our own backyard. dion lim introduces us to a brave young man who is open thing viral video serves as a lesson to others. >> they're mocking at me and pointing at me and degrading me, which is obviously incredibly traumatic. royal up 17-year-old jasper wanted to do saturday'veing is to place pride flags around this park in fairfax. but when he came across a bake sale benefiting the black lives matter, he noticed this couple harassing people, and stepped in to diffus the situation. hate-filled speech spewing from a man and woman. >> continued to call me lady and sweet heart. i said look, i'm a man. she continued to laugh and point at my crotch and laugh at me. >> reporter: the incident, which was recorded by a friend, soon went viral online. >> that's none of your [ bleep ] business. >> reporter: police tenned in quickly and identified the couple and the incident is now under investigation. they say this type of hate will not be tolerated in their community. >> so when we see this, it upsets our community specifically, because the community in general, we all get along. >> reporter: police categorize what happened as a verbal assault and will determine if this constitutes a hate crime. as jasper reflaekts back on his childhood, he says despite the bay area's diversity, this type of behavior happens far too often. >> we need to stop pushing it under the rug and turning our heads away. that was my main goal with spreading it as far and wide as it's gotten. >> reporter: and shares this message. >> the most important thing is people need to realize that, and ask themselves what can i do to be better? i need someone to stand up, you know. if you don't stand up when that's happening, when the person being attacked isn't there, it's going to continue. >> reporter: in fairfax, dion lim, "abc7 news." two santa clara county supervisors announced resolutions to fight inequity. >> i want the black community to know that we see them, hear them, support them, and are ready to learn from them. i believe that to change history, we must confront it. >> they will introduce twin resolutions at tomorrow's board meeting. the measuring declare racism a public health crisis and call for support of a b maer memhel o eliminating racial inequities. more than 300 individuals and 20 organizations have already announced their support of these resolutions. a show of solidarity today after a noose was found in the talladega super speedway garage stall of bubba wallace. he's the only black driver who races full time in nascar's top cup series. two weeks ago, he successfully pushed nascar to ban the confederate flag at events. he's been outspoken about race injustice. he says it serves as a painful reminder of how much further we have to go. the fbi is investigating. college funds, $26,000 was meant for a young girl to go to college. but where's the money? replacing columbus. the statue is down in san francisco, but what should go in its place? going virtual. today's apple developer conference was all virtual. how it worked and what apple users will want to know. i'm spencer christian. this first week of summer will bring us a rather intense heat. here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. with lower prices and new lineup! introducing denny's new limited edition 2468 value menu® with meals starting at new low prices like our everyday value slam for 4 dollars and classic burger and fries for 6! now get your favorites delivered for free! see you at denny's.com! we have the tender loin where police say several people have been shot. from sky 7, you can see the crime scene tape and that evidence marker is between turk and eddie streets. police say they are investigating and people should avoid this area. vehicle and pedestrian traffic are being redirected. the abc 7 i-team is investigating complaints that at least $26,000 raised for a young girl to go to college has yet to be delivered. stephanie sierra is tracking down the money. >> reporter: breanna west is holding on the a picture of her late father, joshua. >> i miss him so much. i do. >> reporter: the avid cyclist was struck and killed by a driver back in 2010. >> i'm getting emotional. sorry. >> reporter: painful memories for breanna. being only 7 years old at the time. >> such a painful, tragic loss. >> reporter: after the accident, margaret petros stepped in to ensure hands. she was pleased to say a close family friend set up a memorial fund in honor of west. >> ault fund also be sent for the 7-year-old daughter. that's breanna west. >> reporter: reports indicated donations would be sent to a pay pal account or to a wells fargo account. the family says in the weeks after the accident, they were told at least $26,000 was raised for breanna. then, weeks after the accident -- >> ashley was nowhere to be found. >> how many times did you try to reach ashley? >> i would say ten times, emails, texts, phone calls. >> reporter: she said she is being told the funds are kept for brianeanna until she was 18. >> did you believe her? >> i believed her, but i wanted proof of that and did not get it. >> reporter: in 2015, an attorney sought to confirm if a constructed trust for the donated funds was created and if breanna was made the sole b beneficia beneficiary. >> when she did not respond, it was over for me. >> reporter: breanna turned 18 and got accepted to washington state. but she had difficult reaching cushman. cushman requested to hear from breanna's lawyer. >> she is even refusing to meet with breanna. >> reporter: we reached out to cushman for an interview but didn't hear back. we later showed up at her home and spoke with her husband. >> i am her husband. >> do you know where the money is? >> i need to go back to work -- >> it's a simple question. the account was closed several years ago. >> i'm telling you right now, i don't know. i have not heard anything. i know that the money was in the bank account as far as i know. >> reporter: cushman claims she hasn't spent a dime, but has yet to show proof of the funds in the account and subsequent interest accrued. the paypal account no longer appears to be active. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: since our attempts to interview ashley cushman, she's promised to transfer the money owed to breanna. of course, we'll stay on top of this story to make sure that happens. another b.a.r.t. station has gone paperless. the annual sand relocation is now,000 cubic yards of sand to reduce the risk of buildup on the road. south bound lane also be affected, so drivers could see delays. all right. and let's check on our weather with spencer christian, who is working from home and how is it going, spencer? >> it's going pretty well. hope you guys are doing well also. it's breezy around the bay area, but warm inland. we have wind speeds from 15 to about 20 miles per hour, generally across the bay area. and in most locations, it's warmer. here's a view from emeryville. 60 degrees, not so warm near the coast. half moon bay only 59. but 70 in oakland. looking northward from the golden gate bridge, 79 in santa rosa. 85 in petaluma. 57 in napa. we have mid to upper 90's in fairfield, concord and livermore. looking across the embarcadero, these are forecast features you'll see inland heat persisting, with low to moderate risk to el illness. coast remains relatively cool, though, even as inland areas heat up. and they're heating up because of this ridge of high pressure that continues to build offshore. that will be the controlling factor, and the rest of the week, it's going to cause temperatures to soar. a heat advisory is in effect through saturday for all of the central valley and points northward and westward. that advisory includes all of solano county that advisory will go into effect until 8:00 p.m. saturday. up in the north bay, heat advisory remaining in effect in lake county until 10:00 tomorrow night. and portions of mendocino county until 10:00 tomorrow night. overnight, this night we'll see fog expanding, rather forcefully from the coast across the bay and into many inland areas. so start of the morning commute, lots of fog lingering and probably won't burn until the coastline until mid morning. so a sunny day over the bay, but fog lingers at the coast. overnight lows generally in the upper 50s to low 60s. going to be mild overnight. then tomorrow, warm inland, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s around the bayshoreline. mid to upper seths to about 80 degrees. on the coast, some low to mid 60s. it will warm up a bit more on wednesday. as the week goes on, inland ars the warmest spots. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see a steady stream of mid to upper 90s inland through saturday. and some mid 80s around the bayshoreline. upper 60s by the end of the week on the coast. a sharp cooldown as the cooling fog returns on sunday. enjoy the heat. larry and ama? >> all right. we don't have much of a choice. thank you, spencer. a new look for apple's developer conference, all virtual. how it there's this game-time internetting room.nity. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. or, ask about packages with speed up to a gig. click, call or visit a store today. despite the economic slowdown, apple seems confident consumers want to do more with their smartphones and computers. the developers conference kicked off virtually today. apple is hoping what it showed off will inspire a slew of new apps. david louie gives us a look. >> reporter: normally, 6,000 developers would descend here. instead, they watched a 1:45 minute video online. the ceo reaffirmed apple's commitment to racial and social justice. >> we want to do everything we can to foster the brightest lights and best ideas. >> reporter: presenters represented some gender and racial diversity, but only one african-american. >> i think they have to not just say they're for social justice, but to recruit, perhaps in the historic black universities, to make sure they bring in more african-american and latin talent. >> reporter: their tweak for new operating systems coming to the iphone, ipad and yes, even for the mac desk top. >> i have never been more confident about the future of the mac than i am today. >> reporter: working from home may have saved the desk top. >> despite apple's efforts to turn the ipad into a computer, most people still want that traditional computer form factor. >> reporter: and apple switching to chips for the mac. >> apple is using its own chip it designs and builds and will be better integrated. >> reporter: no hint of the next generation of iphone or ipad. but that gives developers time to create new game and apps. david louie, "abc7 news." google is taking a stand to fight fake information online. users who conduct searches on google images will now see labels underneath pictures flagged by third party fact checking organizations. this is an expansion of a feature that's already on google news, as well as google search. so who or what should replace the columbus statue in san francisco in the names that might be considered. plus, a popular northern california town c this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've 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. or high blood potassium. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. build a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is "abc7 news." >> now to the debate overal sta being toppled and removed. here in san francisco, suggestions are coming in for what should replace the christopher columbus statue removed last week. here's amy hollyfield. >> reporter: the christopher columbus statue came down last thursday, and the suggestion line for what to put here, then opened up. >> well, the first idea is to maybe get another italian-american up here that doesn't necessarily quite as controversial as columbus. and one of the least anci whi t cy isep a 7 news st. contributor phil matir, reports that the supervisor is taking suggestions. another idea is to move this firefighter statute and place it in front of the tower. we got in on the fun and asked people who they would like to see honored. one idea was a native american. >> i think that would be what i would like to say. and if they could find a woman, that would be better. >> reporter: another idea is to put mr. columbus back on his perch but include the whole story. >> put up something explaining what actually happened. >> reporter: he says getting everyone to agree on who to put here will take some time. >> it's tough to find people that are not only going to fit today's bill but tomorrow's bill, as well. we have shifting values. we're seeing a big cultural upheaval going on across the united states. >> reporter: he says in addition to getting everyone to agree on who to put here, costs will also be an issue. so could be a while until we see this void filled, but it will be up to the arts commission to decide what or who is placed here. in san francisco, amy hollyfi d hollyfield, "abc7 news." >> so let's check in live now with phil. so what historical figures might be under consideration to replace columbus? >> there's a number of suggestions going on right now. everybody from house speaker nancy pelosi, who is topping the list, both a woman and italian-america. founder of the bank of america. st. francis, for which the city is named after. there's even suggestions of let's say some prominent african-american, preferably women, like mia angelou. but the bottom line is, this has become a political hot potato, and one the mayor doesn't want to deal with right now. in politics, the quickest way to hit the brakes is appoint a committee to look at it. she's appointed three committees, the uman rightsmmisd the rec and park commission. so it will take a whole collection of people to work their way through this. >> so this is going to take forever. i was going to ask you about the process, but we have committees involved. i'll see you in 2025. >> the mayor would be happy with 2025, because let's just take christopher off the plate and sit back, because we have had the other damage done, as well. >> so in addition to columbus, we had the statues of francis scott key pulled down on friday. how many statues city wide are we looking at possibly replacing here? >> that's an open number, larry. serra has been a controversial figure. people said his statue should go up and come down. what happened in golden gate park, i'm not sure was political or just out there a crowd doing what it was going to do. in addition to pulling down the statue of general grant, who fought in the civil war, and francis scott key who wrote the lyrics to the national anthem, they also went after beethoven in the park and went after the drinking fountains and chairs given to the city. so there's a question what's going on with thought and what people are feeling about, and people just going out and wreaking havoc. this is getting caught in the middle of that. there are loads of statues, but i'm not sure people pulling them down are reading who it is they're pulling town or just going after something. >> so they're just running wild for the sake of -- well, i can do this. is the city going to hook at taking down any other statues as a preemptive measure, so we don't see more of the madness we saw friday night at dgolden gat park this >> no, at this point they don't have plans to take down other statues. one reason they took down columbus, one, it was going to attract a crowd and it was coming down any way. second of all, it's been a long standing target of vanldzallism. they spent over $70,000 last year cleaning columbus up. and the third one is the mayor felt he is polarizing figure now. yes, he discovered america, but he's a symbol of hurt for many, many people and genocide. so politicians do with problems what -- if you can't solve them, what you do is get them out of sight. for now, christopher columbus is out of sight and chances are, he will stay there for a while. >> he's just stashed away and columbus is going to be locked away in the city garage somewhere, that's it? >> that's about it. locked away and he might have general grant for company for a while. >> all right. i got a solution. it's not necessarily packed with the greatest historical impact as some of these other figures. joe montana and steph curry. nobody is going to pull those down. you can put those guys up. >> you can put them together, and we would have another tourist attraction. >> there you go. problem solved. we don't need the three committees. thank you, phil. >> all right. read phil's column in the san francisco chronicle sunday and wednesday. a statue of former president teddy roosevelt will be removed from the american museum of natural history in new york city. it shows him on a horse with a native american man and african-american man on his side. the mayor says it presents a white man superior to people of color. tonight, a city named after a confederate general and slave owner could take a first step changing its name. the ft. bragg city council will vote to change the name and choose a replacement. the city council rejected the idea back in 2015. much more coming up, including the one thing you might want to avoid in your next dating profile fick time now for the four at 4:00. we have our wonderful four here. the current and former governors of california are teaming up to urge people to wear masks. >> look, nobody wants to wear these things. >> thankfully, masks, they've come a long way since the last pandemic. >> this is not about being weak. >> it's about fighting a disease, and keeping our families and ourselves safe. >> and it's about getting californians back to work. >> the message posted on facebook and instagram features a bit of humor with the underlying message that wearing a mask is not a political statement. it's amazing, you go outside and you see a lot of people not wearing masks. i don't know, chris, what's been your experience going out? >> my experience going out, you see a lot of masks here. i just went to arizona last week to visit by brother. that was a whole different experience at the airport. i only stayed at his house, so i stayed safe. but sit a lot of masks. but a different feeling out there. when you're in arizona, it's 110 degrees and the mask gets in your way. but wore it all the time for sure. >> spencer, what do you think seeing all those former governors come together? >> i think it's a good thing. we have so many people who are just stubbornly refusing to wear the mask. i don't know if they're trying to prove how tough they are or think the virus is a hoax. i was on a flight coming back to sfo from the east coast last week. there was one person on the plane in first class who was not wearing a mask. i don't know how this person was allowed to go through security unless they had a doctor's note or something. but it was weird to see that. >> hmm. larry? >> there's also a big difference between northern and southern california. i was in santa barbara a couple weeks ago. the northern california people were wearing the masks. the southern cal people were not wearing the masks. i don't know what's going on. yeah, a face covering might keep apple's face i.d. from recognizing your face, but your custom imoji can reflect your effort to prevent your attitude towards spreading the virus. it's basically an animated avatar people can customize that can look as realistic as you want. you might use it in text messages and profile messages among other things. the question that i would have, and i know you probably share this thought, why would you want to cover this up? [ laughter ] >> oh, larry. >> really? really? who would do that? who could do such a thing? >> i think it's fun and gives us a way to sort of, you know, be light about something that's so serious at times. i don't know. chris, would you do it with your memoji? >> i don't have one. i'm not hip enough to have one. >> wow. >> i think my memoji would not have a mask on. >> chris, you've got to represent your millennials better than that. come on, man. >> sorry. >> here's a fun one. you can now smell like a deadhead. the grateful death releasing a line of vegan timber is made up of douglas fir and sage, and working man, come proiz -- comprised of cedar wood and juniper and they are made with edible ingredients. i don't know what to think about that. my mind goes to weird places. so gentlemen, have you picked your scent? spencer, we'll start with you. >> i don't even know what to say about vegan deodorant. whatever does the job, i would try it. >> larry? >> i don't know what burgamont is. >> i had to ask about that. >> they don't have a jerry garcia scent, but i'll go with anything lavender. put me down for lavender. >> chris, yours? >> i'm just going to stick to irish spring. i'm not even sponsored by them. >> the classic. >> all right. some dating advice for men now. ditch the cat in your picture. women are less likely to choose men posing with a cat in a picture. look at these cute little kitties there. scientists showed hundreds of women two pictures of men. they found men holding cats were vi lese neuragreble,nd , and less dateable. a total of 708 women between 18 and 24 participated in the li e. what's wrong with a guy who is agreeable and open? >> here's the thing. >> i thought that's what you wanted. >> let me just be real. of course we are going to say oh, no, i don't want the cat. i can see how that happens. however, ladies, i'm going to tell you this right now. for a person who has dated all the bad boys on the planet, it's not worth your time. you want that nice guy. i'm standing up for the guys who have cats. i'm just putting that out there. >> all right. chris, are you more of a dog guy or a cat guy? >> i'm a dog guy. i'm surprised you didn't throw it out first to me and have a joke about my dating life. i'm glad you didn't do that to me. but a puppy is always good. >> well, only because i didn't think about it first. but, i in that's it for "the four at 4:00." >> i miss you too, larry. 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>> thank you, spencer. a special recording of "hamilton" comes out on disney plus next friday. we're getting a sneak peek with this trailer. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show. ♪ >> disney plus released the official trailer last night and this morning on "gma." they talked about how the production was filmed. >> this was basically a three-day film shoot. we filmed a live performance with cameras in the audience on a sunday matinee. then the audience left, we continued to film closeups all night sunday, and all day monday. we filmed closeups and steady cam and all the coverage you would want to get in the movie on the day off on monday. continued to film to another live show tuesday night with all the cameras in different positions. >> wow. i can't wait. and we don't have to wait long. you can stream "hamilton" on disney plus starting july 3rd. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> wow. amazing how they pulled off that production. lending a hand to the people who normally entertain us. up next, the efforts to help out artists who are still waiting to get back to work. right now, dan is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> new at 5:00, outbreak at san quinten. the alarming spike in coronavirus cases. it is likely linked to what happened 23 days ago. the popular website, next door, changes course. what it is now doing to combat lidertism for how it dit and mural with a mission. the volunteers saying thanks with paint. those stories and more when we see you for newspap"abc7 news" . family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. oa! we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is the bachelor, the greatest seasons ever. and then stay with us for action 7 news at 11:00. while many businesses are reopening in california, the state still has not given a date yet on when concerts, theater performances and nightclubs will be allowed to resume. now you could understand that is causing extreme hardship on so many entertainers as part of the efforts to build a better bay area we look at the efforts to help out artists. ♪ >> reporter: deborah martinez is teaching a singing class from her san bruno home. while she enjoys teaching, right now she would be doing something else if it wasn't for covid-19. >> i would be in performances or rehearsals for cinderella opera. >> reporter: one of many dancers and artists and performers who have not been able to work since the stay-at-home order. >> i'll have to find jobs that aren't music. i'm proud of the fact that i was earning a living as a musician and then something like this happens and it is like hitting a brick wall. >> reporter: a survey by americans for arts found two-thirds of the 2.5 million artists in the u.s. are out of work and they've even lost an estimated $27,000 in income. >> there were no more concerts, book tours or gallery openings so all of the income went away. >> reporter: there are efforts to help artists through the tough times. artist relief is giving out $5,000 grants to artists at first it was just bills. >> now we're seeing a whole wave of need that is even more dire. those that don't have enough money to eat. >> reporter: in the bay area the safety net funds distributing $500 monthly grants to artists. some production companies are doing their own fundraising. in san jose this opera had to cancel the production of frieda. it asked the performers to record a song and raised more than $5,000 that will give out to the artists. >> i'm very grateful to our current donors contributing more and attracting new donors. >> reporter: the livermore valley opera is posting past performances each friday hoping to raise $20,000 by the end of the month. >> the arts play a critical role in the lives of many. they tell the stories of our community and they inspire us. i don't want folks to think that we are dispensable. >> reporter: we've compiled a list of organizations raising funds for artists and find them at abc7news.com. thanks for joining us for abc odds are you've heard and seen plenty of this. complaints are up and so are concerns. new word that the pandemic may be part of the problem. now the alameda county sheriff is going to crack down. >> also tonight outbreak at san quentin. cases are exploding. numbers go up by the hour. the families of inmates are worried. >> the state is seeking a spike in coronavirus cases. new high in hospitalizations could force the economy to be shut down again. >> santa clara county wants to declare racism a public health crisis. the first steps about to be taken and what it means for the county. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future,

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