And organizer of the 1963 march on washington. The democrat was the son of the segregated south and spent most of his life on the front lines. We get more now from peter ducey on the congressmans life and legacy. Reporter onetime congressman and civil rights icon, john lewis, have died. Always known for the fighting spirit, the end of his life right about one of his toughest battles. He announced he was undergoing treatment for stage 4 pancreatic cancer. B the time for patients is gone. For mckee was elected to congress in 1986, representing the fifth district. When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just call you have to say something. Reporter for the contribution, he was bestowed with the highest civilian honor. The president ial medal of freedom. He showed great love and the face of violence and brutality. I always remember him as the gentle but strong warrior. Reporter he fought for equality as part of the Civil Rights Movement. He was marching for voting rights. Two years earlier, he helped organize the march on washington. At 23 he was one of the youngest speakers. His work never stop. In june he paid a visit to blacklight smatter plaza in the capital. A mighty powerful and strong message to the rest of the world. He is survived by his son. He was 80 years old. Nancy pelosi called louis the conscience of congress. She wrote in congress, john lewis was revered and beloved on both sides of the aisle and both sides of the capital. It is the inspiration that moves us all in the face of injustice, making necessary trouble. Former president bill clinton writes, john lewis gave all he had to redeem the promise of equality and justice for all. Creating a more Perfect Union together. Coverage continues on www. Ktvu. Com. We are adding more on his life and the tributes coming in. Ruth Bader Ginsburg said her cancer has returned. In a statement, she said she is receiving chemotherapy and tolerating it well. She said it has successfully reduced lesions on her liver and she will continue the sessions every two weeks. She said she has kept up with her court work and has no plans to retire. New rules for california schools. The governor said students and counties on the state watchlist must begin the Academic Year with Distance Learning. The bulk of the bay area is on that list. Right now, eight of the nine bay area counties are on the list because they exceed threshold in categories like hospitalizations, hospital capacity, testing positivity and transmission. Only San Mateo County is not on the list. A county supervisor said they expected to be next week. Reporter government newsome laid out strict guidelines for reopening schools. Public and private schools can only open when the county has been off monitoring list for 14 consecutive days. Right now, more than 30 of 58 counties are on the list. Schools that dont meet the requirement must begin the year this fall through Distance Learning. Reporter schools that can reopen, the guidelines require mass for adults and kids grades three and up. Distancing is required between adults and students. Students in distance from each other as must as possible. School should provide symptom checks, sanitization and hand wash stations and test every employee at least twice per month. The default is in person but we have to do it in a safe way in a way that guarantees the health of not just kids but those that are entrusted with their care. We need to provide more clarity. Reporter the state superintendent called for more direction for the more than 1000 districts in 6 million students. Many districts have already announced that the year will start with Distance Learning. It also details when to shut down in person learning. Close the classroom when theres one confirmed case and close the school with a 5 Positivity Rate and close the district if 25 reach the closing threshold. The state Assembly Member blasted the announcement writing by giving himself political cover, government newsome exposed millions of kids to untold trauma and loss. I am not looking to score cheap political points. I respect and appreciate the conversation. Reporter one of the concerns is quality of Distance Learning. They also released guidelines and standards today and set aside 5. 3 billion to close the digital divide. Many seymore needs to be done. Distance learning is a concept that many districts, teachers and parents are being asked to embrace. We spoke with the bay area education expert who have been studying and Teaching Online long before the pandemic. We are now joined with their advice. It is a new world. Teachers, students and parents got a taste of Distance Learning this past spring. Experts say the summer months will be critical in providing valuable time to get up to speed and study so they can make the grade this fall. Reporter the pandemic is forcing many educators to take a crash course in online learning. Stanford has had Online High School since 2006, teaching students across the u. S. In 32 countries through online classes. We are covering grades seven through 12. Reporter after the pandemic hit, he and the faculty posted some webinars to help educators transition. Some of the advice to keep students engaged is try avoiding long lectures. Have students do group work and discussions in smaller breakout rooms. Text chats help them communicate with teachers and classmates and create opportunities for students to socialize. We do things like student assemblies and speaker series. Connecting is important. Reporter educators can access a growing number of lessons and resources. He researched and wrote about online learning. The federal government funded a lot of these efforts to call together these usable resources. Teachers can search by common core standard. Reporter one tool is adaptive apps. These programs can personalize homework problems. It gives the right problem to students at the right time, based on their background knowledge. Reporter he also comes to the Virtual Class early and have students leave parts of the discussion to foster conversation. I allow students to propose a question of the day. It doesnt have to be completely on topic. Reporter the School Board Association said they are hosting webinars. Educators cannot do it alone. We are calling on partners, philanthropic, corporate and governmental. They also posted webinars on their website. Everyone. Learning as we go along. Joe biden said school should not reopen unless it is safe and they call for federal funding. Schools and Childcare Centers need funds so they can implement the changes they need to make. Their should be guidelines based on science on when schools can reopen with local districts making the final decision. President trump waved the white flag and has given up when it comes to dealing with the crisis. The average age of the person hospitalized with cove it is getting younger. Greg ligands has been looking into the trend. We see covid19 numbers climbing in San Francisco. We are also starting to see the average age of a person needing hospitalization go down. A doctor i spoke with today since he started to see the trend shortly after memorial day. Reporter San Francisco hospitals are seeing a disturbing trend. The average age of covid19 patients needing hospitalization is skewing younger. The average age of the person hospitalized since july 1 has been 41. Reporter in the beginning of the pandemic, doctors and patients needing hospitalization, primarily 70 and older. Data from the department of health shows hospitalizations have been steadily increasing. It is pretty much common theme right now. Patients are believed to be a mix of essential workers and young people that have been out recreationally. A 28yearold Healthcare Worker said she thought the average age would be above 50. She believes the fact that it is much younger to help dispel the myth that it is an old persons disease. In my circles, i noticed that younger millennials and generation z seems to be more concerned. Reporter the risk of dying is still greatest for people older than 60. The survival rate is higher for younger people, if hospitalization is necessary, the illness can be severe and longlasting. Everyone ends up staying a while in the hospital. We are learning more about the chronic effects. Some of those effects include memory loss, brain fog, gastrointestinal problems and compromised lung issues. Even though you might survive, it doesnt necessarily mean you will get through unscathed. We moved to this, another 25 uc Berkeley Students tested positive for coronavirus. That brings the number of confirmed cases 295. About 20 students or undergraduates. Most have mild symptoms and all live off campus. Many of the earlier cases were traced to fraternity parties. Coming up, fire dotson abandoned bowling alley. The blaze is being monitored by firefighters. We have been dealing with the cooler weather pattern for most of the week. We will have the updated forecast, coming up. Racing is back at sonoma raceway. A hot rod event with no fans. Usaa is made for whats next no matter what challenges life throws at you, were always here to help with Fast Response and Great Service and it doesnt stop there thats why were helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and thats just one of the many ways were here to help the military Community Find out more at usaa. Com to help the military community reinventing. 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Now wearing a mask at all times, no problem. Everyone said if it gives us the opportunity to race, we will do anything to raise. Reporter they are already used to breathing burning rubber. This track was built by those that were enthusiasts. Reporter with 500 drivers in each with a crew of four. The crowd will be 1000. The largest event this year. Also one of the biggest in the bay area during covid. As long as we can do it under safe conditions, why not. Reporter arises are closed and activity is outdoors. Reminders about precautions are seen and heard. Masks are mandatory at all times. Reporter is more than competition, it is a community. The social aspect, particularly for people that have been cooped up, that peace is as important as the racing. It is a good ride. Reporter that quartermile is a flash. The time spent with family is what lasts. There are generations of racers. Fathers, daughters, sons and grandfathers. It is a family sport. Reporter they are keeping the engines running. Just getting back out and doing what we love to do, it has been a welcome change. This event gives a financial boost for the tenants at the track. The signature event, did not happen in sonoma but ran in North Carolina instead. The hope is to bring nascar back to wine country next year. A San Francisco internet company, cloud player, so they experienced an outage today. They said the incident affected data centers in the u. S. And europe and has been resolved. They said it was not the result of a cyber attack. The outage affected a number of sites including down detector that reports on internet outages. California added a Record Number of jobs in june. New closures could lead to job loss. The Employment DevelopmentDepartment Said 558,000 jobs were filled last month. Much of the growth was from restaurants and bars. Some businesses on Market Street are suing the city over the homeless camps. The lawsuit claims that the city has failed to address camps in the sanitar conditions are driving away customers. It is similar to the suit filed last month by uc hastings and neighborhood residents. The city settled that lawsuit with the pledge to remove 70 of the tents. Stocks were mixed at the finish on wall street. The dow is 62 points lower. The nasdaq gained 29 and the s p was up nine points. Netflix had the biggest loss today. About 6 after the forecast for growth came up short. The mineral fire has burned 23,000 acres. Officials say smoke has been drifting north and impacting bay area air quality. In yosemite, a Fire Investigation underway. Park rangers releasing these photos of a fire. They said happened wednesday night just after sunset. Investigators are reaching out to the public for information. So far this year they investigated seven human related wildfires in the park. We now have a first look at tomorrows forecast. Last week at this time we were talking about the heat going into the weekend. We will warm up a little bit this weekend. We should not be going above 100. If you are not a fan of the heat. All of those dry hillsides and the impact of the heat over the past few weeks, that sets up higher danger. Fire danger this time of year is always a concern. Take a look at the high temperatures, not incredibly hot. Mild to warm. We are showing you 80s for fairfield toward livermore and antioch. 60s and 70s for the rest of the bay area. The weekend forecast, starting out saturday morning with fog. Most areas averaging 3 to 6 degrees warmer. Santa rosa, 57. Brentwood checking in at 71. The satellite shows you this. Low clouds and fog. Here is a live look, looking toward San Francisco and toward the bay bridge. The clouds are making a comeback. The clouds clear back to the shoreline for tomorrow afternoon. Coming up, the forecast high temperatures for saturday and more changes that will show up in the five day, that is coming up in a few minutes. 1000 cameras to help fight crime. Coming up, the bay area executive spending his own money to build the camera network. Sentencing day. Reaction from the family. Firefighters are keeping a close eye on the old hollywood bowl. A fire broke out this evening. Flame spread throughout the building. They had to get out fast and fight the flames from a distance. Officials either have been numerous problems of Homeless People getting inside. As of now, no injuries reported. The man convicted of murdering a teenager at an oakland bart station is ordered to spend life behind bars. Henry lee has todays emotional reaction from outside the courthouse. For her two sisters that saw her die, the sentence is bittersweet. She is forever gone. I would never be okay. It is still a part of me that is not the same. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. He stabbed her at a bart station almost 2 years ago. It is still fresh. Even though it has been two years. It seems like yesterday. Cal was also convicted of attempted murder for stabbing her sister who is still alive. And want you to understand that the pain you inflict will never go away. He and his attorney appeared but from a courthouse in dublin. The family had high praise for the prosecutor. The prosecutor said he hopes to connect with the family further. Hopefully i never have to see them in this capacity again. I would love to see them and they have a celebration of life. s attorney made a last effort at the hearing saying she believed he was mentally incompetent. The judge denied the claim. Next, san quentin for processing. Protests fueling a battle over jurisdiction. Local leaders are telling the trumpet administration to back off. A new policy from the pentagon on displays of the Confederate Flag. Promising numbers from Major League Baseball that shows that fewer players are testing positive for coronavirus. San francisco leaders implore people to change behavior after the city has added to the watchlist. It is morning and we know that you want coffee. But we also know that, when it comes to money you want to. Not spend any. Thats why 7eleven has 7 cups free with 7rewards. You get the drip coffee you want. For the no money you want. Coffee. No money. 7 times. Is that what you want . Oh, we know. Because we are 7eleven. And we might know you better than you know yourself. 7eleven. Always open. The state reported nearly 10,000 new coronavirus cases bringing the total above 366,000. 130 people died for a death toll of 7500. More than 6 million tests have been given. The Positivity Rate ticked up to 7. 4 percent. San francisco has been added to the coronavirus watchlist. Tom vacar reports, london breed paused three openings indefinitely. Reporter in less than half an hour, the mayor and Health Director rang the alarm. We are continuing to pause the reopening process indefinitely. The virus is moving quickly. We have a small window of time to get cases under control before we can see the large out rake. Reporter the growing 70 population tired of cabin fever. People having gatherings outside of their household. San franciscans need to change behavior. Gatherings are dangerous. The average days of the person hospitalized has been 41 years. We dont have months. We b