expanded capacity as of monday, most of california remains in the red tier allowing for businesses to open with minimal capacity. the relaxation of rules will be triggered once 4 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been distributed to the least healthy zip codes across the state as of monday state data showed 3.9 6 million doses have been distributed. right now. the orange tier requires counties to have covid-19 case rates between one to 3.9 per 100,000 people and the yellow tier to have case rates less than one once the 4 million doses are distributed. the orange tier will require case rates between 2 to 5.9 per 100,000 people and the yellow tier to have case rates less than 2 pitchers will be a little of after announcing friday that large gatherings live performances conferences and receptions are allowed later this month. officials said the state is working on an even less restrictive green tier that additional guidance is coming soon. and that was quite a lot mor
a major covid-19 warning coming from doctors tonight. for those folks who are back at the office. alameda county has a new program that will pay some people to stay home if they test positive for covid-19. he s offering to pay a lot for the best teachers in the bay area. a local investor hoping to set up a classroom in his own backyard. chin chilled air today. warmth is in our future. i ll have the forecast coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. i m not trying to break a union. all i want to do is keep my kid. facing bash tonight over his plans to start a microschool in his backyard. the job promises potential teachers it will, quote, beat whatever they are getting paid. microschools or pandemic pods are one solution parents are turning to with so much uncertainty heading into the new school year. that s why all this week, abc 7 is focussing on what back to school will look like
the bay area who wants a one-year contract that will beat whatever they are getting paid to teach two to seven students in my backyard. we ll pay whatever the best rate that person could get and maybe even a little more. we ll give them benefits and days off and we re all in this together. reporter: but many on twitter say that togetherness is lost in the very idea of microschooling. peter, for one, posting, this is wrong on so many levels. it reek of racist, classism, entitlement. i understand this is a privilege i have. i m a product of the public school system in brooklyn. reporter: he offer full scholarships for students based on merit. in an earlier interview he explains he s looking to employ someone currently out of work because of covid-19 to not take away from the local school system. longtime south bay teacher florence mcclure created a twitter account for the sole purpose of responding. recently laid off, she tweeted, i am a teacher in the bay area. i am in
it is in other parts of the state. as coronavirus cases rise and california reverses plans to reopen, it s clear the bay area isn t out of the woods yet. how bad is it? the counties when you look at the entire bay area are not as bad as some of the worst-hit conditions, not as bad as los angeles or imperial. reporter: take a lookat this graphic showing daily cases rising in the bay area. on july 10, there were 809 new cases, not including at san quentin. now compare that to los angeles county. on july 10, they had 2,620 cases, more than three times the bay area. still, cases and hospitalizations are surging in every bay area county. even in san francisco, which is one of the two bay area counties not on the state s watch lift, the number of patients in the city s hospitals is nearly three times what it was at the lowest point a month ago. there is also new concern about the reproductive rate, the average number of people that someone who has coronavirus will spread it to.
the south. eventually the drier air will win out and temperatures warm world. investors are still watching crude oil futures tumbling up. tomorrow we re warmer then lots sharply. u.s. treasury bonds are also of sun by thursday and friday. slipping as investors look for some place stable to put their 42 santa rosa, 51 san francisco and livermore, still 54 for money. the dow is down by about 1.5% oakland and san josi. the rain from yesterday is gone. that could be it for april, and the s&p down by about 1 sure looks like it. the low clouds can be tough to get out of the picture. the higher clouds, that strong system there is not in our .67%. also interesting is our weather and how it s changing forecast area anymore. with all those clouds in the temperatures are starting to sky. creep up to near average or it s changing for the better if you want more sunshine. just a little below. not quite yet, but there are sal, seems like the rat race is breaks and temperatures back on