Figured it out and its stable. And this week and today are no different. An honest assessment there from dr. Cody. She does not expect Santa Clara County to allow Indoor Dining in restaurants for white a while. San Francisco Mayor london breed delayed plans to allow Indoor Dining, salons, and gyms to reopen, following a spike in covid19 cases across the bay area thats had several counties rethinking those reopening plans. Nbc bay areas joe rosato jr. Explains its the last thing struggling restaurants want to hear. Reporter they call north beach the heart of San Francisco. As a guy who loves to see people, this Restaurant Owner was ready to welcome customers back. He was rehiring 45 employees for his four restaurants in time for july 13 when the city planned to reopen Indoor Dining. But then came todays bombshell from mayor london breed. We will not be able to allow restaurants to operate indoors as we had planned, nor will we be able to allow bars to open outdoors. Reporter the mayor said the 25 spike this covid19 hospitalizations in the last week has the city delaying plans to reopen Indoor Dining. The Restaurant Owner had to break the news to staff. Now we get the news, now we have our manager contact everybody. Reporter across the city, restaurants have turned to Outdoor Dining but many say thats only a bandaid until they can fully reopen. With no end in sight, this long time waiter got a notice from his employer. I was ready to go back and suddenly i got an email. Were laid off, dont show up. Reporter breed didnt give a timeline for when Indoor Dining would be allowed. For now the heart of San Francisco keeps pumping, although more belabored every day. Joe rosato jr. , nbc bay area. It is confusing, whats open and whats closed . We do this periodically, Indoor Dining not allowed for most of the bay area. Look for the red counties, its not allowed, only for the wine county and the peninsula, san mateo county, its allowed. Everywhere else, bars are closed. If you want to hit the gym, gyms are open in four of our counties. You see them highlighted in green here. Santa clara county gets the green light next monday. If you want to get a haircut, hair salons and barbershops are close income alameda, San Francisco county, and until monday, in Santa Clara County. We posted a full list of whats opened and whats closed on our website, making it real easy for you, theat nbcbayarea. Com. More than 29,000 reported cases across the bay area. Alameda county continues to be the hotspot. Nearly 7,000 total reported cases. Thanks, raj. The prospect of the giants and the as hitting the field soon are just looking worse tonight. Were only 2 1 2 weeks from opening day and the problems just keep mounting. Janelle wang joins us with the very latest. People were really looking forward to this, it was going to be a little bit of a respite, and now this. Reporter a lot of problems mounting, jessica. Today the as star pitcher tested positive for covid19 and hes out for two weeks. The giants had to shut down practice. They were supposed to have their first scrimmage of the summer but that had to be scrapped. Giants hoping to get test results back today and get back to practice tomorrow. Heres more insight on the testing issues and the situation at oracle park. I think when news comes out that a team has to suspend operations, our minds go to the worst case scenario. For the giants it wasnt that, they already had a couple of players in their system with positive tests. The concern may have been, is this a huge bigger outbreak. But in reality mlb has been having issues getting tests from players and getting the results, which are done at a lab in utah, can you believe that across all Major League Baseball teams, theyre all sent to one lab in utah. So there have been some bottleneck issues with getting those tests done and returned in a timely fashion. Just like the as were delayed over the weekend, now the giants suffered a similar fate. So it sounded worse than it actually is. The Bigger Picture is that, janelle, baseball cant continue to have these delays if they also want to run the operation that they do. Janelle, ive got to be honest with you. You have not heard a Big League Player come forward and say, i feel really comfortable, i know all the precautions are being taken, and i have every feeling in my mind and in my gut right now that well be fine. Youre not hearing that quote. In fact youre hearing the exact opposite. Youre hearing, im still deciding. Reporter so, yeah, more players could decide to opt out of the season and just forget the money and protect their family instead. As for the shortened season, 60 games in 66 days, brody says thats not a lot of room for error for teams, they have to play well right off the bat, there cant be more testing there is an or even weather delays in the midwest. Brody is the as pre and postgame host. He said 21 games in the first half of their season are played in california. So the as will have that advantage. Theyll have more stability, fewer road trips, and hopefully that will keep the team healthier. Fingers crossed for both teams. The as kick off their home game against the angels on july 24, that will happen in oakland at the coliseum. And the giants opening day, july 23. Thats down at dodgers stadium. Were all baseball fans, we want to see them come back but it seems problematic to get these players healthy and a lot of players may opt out, saying its risky for their family. It will be a challenge. Reporter a lot to digest for sure. Changing day by day. Thank you, janelle. We brought you the story over the weekend of the couple painting over a black lives matter mural. Theyre facing charges. After the painting was completed, Nichole Anderson and david nelson started painting over it. It was caught on camera and spread on social media. The couple faces multiple misdemeanors and a hate crime charge. The latest cases of racist attacks on asians have been caught on camera. Heres lily tam. Reporter unlike many other americans you need to leave. Reporter their trip included being the targets of what they described as racial abuse. Asians pieces of [ bleep ]. Reporter this man was caught at a Carmel Valley restaurant hurling asian insults at an asianamerican family. Its unclear how it started but a waitress demanded the man leave. On the marin trail, another viral video shows a white woman appearing to tell an asianamerican family to go back to where they came from and vowing to call the police because they had their dog on the trail. You guys are just breaking the law. Reporter thats not true. Signs on the trail show leashed dogs are permitted. According to advocacy groups, antiasianamerican racism is on the rise across the u. S. Harrowing, dehumanizing incidents. Reporter since the start of the pandemic, theyve collected more than 2,100 reports of verbal harassment, racist bullying and hate crimes against asianamericans, 20 times what groups have recorded in past ye years. More than 800 of these incidents happened in california and 175 in San Francisco. Cynthia choi of the stop aapi hate reporting center blames the president and his repeated comments on china. As a way to distract from this administrations epic failure in containing the virus. Reporter when it comes to containing racism, there are no legal consequences for what these individuals said. But there are social ones. Get out, now reporter in the last two hours, the man caught on that video released a statement saying in part, my behavior in the video is appalling. This was clearly a moment where i lost control and made incredibly hurtful and divisive comments. I would like to deeply apology to the chan family. Weve also learned the woman from the marin county trail video has resigned from her job. Her employer, tulsa equities, told us they found her conduct, quote, extremely disturbing and do not condone racism of any kind. In San Francisco, lili tan, nbc bay area news. Up next, the family of this 6yearold boy shot and killed on the fourth of july pleads for more videos and witnesses to come forward. Plus a new order for people in Contra Costa County. What businesses can now do to people who dont comply with the rules. Im chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. Ill take a look at tomorrows forecast plus details on when our rainfall season usually starts to pick up. Ill have that for you in about eight minutes. Tonight the Sierra CountySheriffs Office is expected to release new information about a shooting that left a danville doctor dead. It all happened right in front of his 15yearold son. The family of dr. Ari gershman said he was offroading with his son last friday near downeyville, a hundred miles northeast of sacramento. The family says a man on an atv drove up behind them and for no apparent reason, opened fire, killing dr. Gershman. His son jack ran into the forest and hid for 30 hours before he was rescued by law enforcement. The victims cousin described the heartbreaking moment that the son, jack, was able to reach his mother on the phone. Dad was shot, i think he said, and i have no idea where i am, and i am lost in the forest, and theres a shooter, and i am scared and i dont think im going to make it out of here alive. A suspect has been arrested and is believed to be connected to at least one other shooting earlier that day. Our reporter, terry mcsweeney, will have more from dr. Gershmans family coming up tonight on our 11 00 newscast. That sounds harrowing. The parents of a 6yearold boy shot and killed in San Francisco over the weekend made a public appearance today. Jace young was killed and the family and the citys mayor pleaded for help in catching the gunman. Jackie ward has more. Reporter somehow jace youngs parents found the strength to be here by the water, one of their sons favorite spots. Theyre pleading for anyone to come forward if they have information on their sons death. Do you understand how hard it is to get up here as a black man . Something so senseless. Reporter jason young spoke from the podium alongside his sons mother, keisha. He says the violence hes witnessed his whole life has to stop. His son jace was shot and killed on the fourth of july as he watched fireworks. Its how you can help this family by getting justice for jace. Please, before somebody else gets hurt. Reporter San Francisco police say they believe this was a targeted shooting but that jace was not the target. Days after this killing, investigators are continuing to search for evidence and police still dont have a suspect in custody. Mayor london breed says she wants all to know jaces life matters and that shes had enough. If this doesnt outrage you, i dont know what will. If this doesnt make you stop, i dont know what will. Weve got to stop it. Weve got to stop. No more funerals. Reporter a march for victims of gun violence starts tomorrow at San Francisco city hall at noon. In San Francisco, jackie ward, nbc bay area. We have more information about Face Coverings. Today Health Leaders in Contra Costa County released new guidelines. The updated order calls for masks or some kind of Face Covering to be worn inside businesses or anywhere people would be six feet within each other. Also the county released specific guidance that businesses can refuse to serve or allow entry to someone who doesnt wear a Face Covering. The county says those who cant wear face masks because of Health Reasons are required to wear a plastic face shield with cloth to cover the gap between the mask and the neck. Its unanimous on the peninsula in san mateo county, you have to wear a mask or face a fine. The board of supervisors passed a resolution urging face mask compliance and launching an Education Program on its importance. Violating the order can be a misdemeanor. It falls short of fines that one supervisor wanted to impose on repeat offenders. He hopes the outreach effort will urge everyone to comply. Our fire danger today is much better than the last few days. However, we did have a grass fire in Contra Costa County which threatened dozens of homes, forcing some people to evacuate. It was at the cypress road and summer lake area of oakley. 30 acres burned, you can see there, and you can see the helicopter drops. Evacuations have been lifted and luckily, no one was injured. Windy weather today is fanning concerns that the largest brush fire burning in the bay area could potentially flare up. Fire is outside of gilroy. The cruz fire has burned 5,400 acres since sunday when it started in the afternoon. Its about 20 contained. The evacuations related to this fire are still in place. And jeff, in terms of the wind, what are we thinking . Well, it really doesnt look extremely bad. Were only looking at these sea breezes coming in, 10 to about 20 miles per hour. Theres a little bit of good news for the firefighters. Most of the thickest smoke is blowing away from gilroy although there are some air quality advisories for patches of smoke that could move in. Bottom line, again, no extreme wind events the next three to four days. As we start off the microclimate forecast, well take you outside to our live Sky Camera Network in the east bay. Plenty of blue sky, a little haze off towards the distance. Concord at 88 degrees. The good news, as ive been pointing out, well go down to cooler 60s by 10 00 and 11 00 tonight. We do have that ocean breeze with us. Its going to make it very enjoyable, especially by tomorrow morning, well be down to some cooler 50s. And a few 60s to start. By the afternoon, it goes a little bit hotter here. I have 94 in clear lake, thats my hottest. 92 in concord, 93 in antioch, 91 in livermore. Drops off in oakland at 76 with the bay bridge. Ocean breeze and colder with 66 in San Francisco. My extended forecast keeps it dry next seven days with some low 90s through the weekend. With this dry weather we thought it would be kind of fun to take a look back at when we had the wettest july. And that happened way back in july of 1974. Look at this data, we had 95 100ths of inch in oakland. As we round out this update right now, we can show that you we usually start to see that rainfall beginning to increase once we hit september and also october, as you can see in that chart here. Coming up, well take a look at the air quality across the bay area. And well give you a real good closeup look at that microclimate forecast. See you in 20 minutes. See you soon, thanks, jeff. Up next here at 6 00, inside versus outside. Janelle wang rejoins us with some new insight on why some activities are safer than others. For the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. The foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. A simple piece of fabric makes a big statement i care. Wear a mask. Lets all do our part to slow the spread. Janelle wang here. Today data reveals how covid19 is spread through the air. We know its spread through respiratory droplets, from sneezing and causing. But Health Experts including from the World Health Organization today released more data saying it could be spread through singing or speaking loudly or breathe heavily and it can linger in the air for longer. Were seeing with covid19, even though a majority of the time the virus generates droplets that drop pretty quickly in front of you at six feet, there are instances of the virus traveling farther. To me its important that we recognize that in indoor spaces, theres risk of transmission. Since were getting this data, it shows how important highrisk activities are and we should avoid them. And not only physical distancing but wearing a mask. Meantime, some promising news on the vaccine front. The u. S. Government awarded 1. 6 million to novavax based out of maryland. The vaccine maker will soon get the results phase i and phase ii Clinical Trials and then its hoping to move into phase iii of Clinical Trials. That will involve up to 30,000 people. The funding from the government will speed up that process that normally takes years to just months. There are potentially 145 vaccines being tested worldwide. Weve also heard about moderna. Weve heard about them the last couple of months, theyre working a vaccine. Theyll start phase iii of Clinical Trials this much. So still the timeline right now, the soonest that we might see a vaccine is early 2021, raj and jessica. Well be doing this for a while. Thank you, janelle. Up next at 6 30, pushing for a return to campus. President trumps message to superintendents across the country. Plus whats it like to live in the middl prisoner at san quentin and a doctor who has been there and seen it firsthand. You spoke. We listened. Tiny tacos are back for good grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. Get em now with no contact delivery. Amazing school district. The hoa has been very involved. These shrubs arent board approved. You need to break down your cardboard. Thank you. Violation. Violation. I see youve met cynthia. At least geico makes bundling our home and Car Insurance easy. And it does help us save a bunch of money. Two inches over regulation. Thanks, cynthia. For bundling made easy, go to geico. Com right now at 6 30, a decision that impacts millions of families. President trump pushing for students to get back on campus in the fall. A lot of support and pushback. The move comes as the u. S. Races towards 3 million coronavirus cases. And for all of us pare