COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Cases Jump After UC Berkeley Parties; sixth Death Row Inmate Dies; Mayor Breed Tested For COVID-19

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — The wave of news about the current coronavirus flare-up and now the reopenings can be overpowering. To assist you with exploring through what you have to know — KPIX.com/KPIX 5 News/CBSN Bay Area — will distribute a news roundup every morning of the top coronavirus and reviving related stories so you can begin your day with the most recent refreshed turns of events. 

SF Mayor Breed, Supervisor Walton Tested For COVID-19 After Possible ExposureSAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Shamann Walton affirmed they may have been presented to the coronavirus. Civic chairman Breed tweeted she was anticipating test results, Wednesday, in the wake of learning she went to a similar occasion as "a person who knew that they had tried constructive for COVID-19." She didn't show where the occasion was. As per the San Francisco Examiner, Supervisor Walton additionally affirmed his presentation to COVID-19 and said he has been tried. City hall leader Breed said she is working with the Department of Public Health and anticipating her outcomes. 

Instructor Fears For Health, Safety After Trump Threatens To Defund Schools That Don't ReopenSOLANO COUNTY — President Trump on Wednesday openly pushed schools to revive this fall even as COVID-19 cases flood the nation over. "We're securely reviving our nation, and significantly, we're securely reviving our schools, we need the schools revived," President Trump said. He at that point tweeted "May cut off financing if not open!" The danger has left some Bay Area educators significantly increasingly worried about the wellbeing and security of themselves and their understudies, including Jason Tomlinson, who fills in as a center teacher in Solano County. "To make this COVID thing a policy centered issue, it's fundamentally, 'Disgrace on you,'" Tomlinson said. 

Alameda Re-Striping Lanes On Park, Webster Streets To Make Room For Outdoor DiningALAMEDA — The city of Alameda will re-stripe a section of Park Street this week to cordon off space for outside eating and shopping during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, city authorities said Wednesday. City laborers will re-stripe Park Street on Thursday and Friday making two paths rather than four between Tilden Way and Encinal Avenue to permit space for eatery supporters, customers, and others to keep up physical good ways from each other to help forestall the spread of the coronavirus. The region currently utilized for stopping will be accessible for open-air eating and retail while the external path on each side of the road will turn into the new stopping path. 

School Reopening Plans Met With Skepticism From Teachers, ParentsOAKLAND — Over the following hardly any days, a few Bay Area regions will be revealing their arrangements for what the following school year may resemble. Will understudies go to class? Perhaps a few, not all? Whatever it would seem that the suggestions for families are enormous and the stakes are high. So who decides? "We don't need educators and understudies coming back to class," said Oakland instructor Mark Airgood." We should direct our concentration toward doing as well as can be expected with separation learning for the following time frame." Teachers who state the following school year ought not to carry an arrival to the homeroom took an interest in a procession in Oakland on Wednesday. "The experience I had with my girl, she didn't do great with far off learning," said Oakland parent Harifa Winston. "My child did affirm, yet my little girl should be in the study hall with the educators. Be that as it may if it's undependable… " 

South Bay Residents Have Mixed Feelings About Planned ReopeningSAN JOSE — With coronavirus cases spiking over the express, another survey demonstrates a larger part of Californians think we have been reviving excessively fast. As indicated by the California Health Care Foundation survey, 53 percent said they felt the state was reviving excessively quickly, a 10% hop from a survey taken almost three weeks back. The survey additionally discovered 77 percent of Californians are worried about getting the infection. On Wednesday, Santa Clara County was five days from a significant re-opening. Among occupants, conclusions on the reviving were blended. 

UC Berkeley COVID-19 Cases Jump; Series Of Fraternity, Sorority Parties BlamedBERKELEY — The University of California, Berkeley revealed Wednesday a spike in understudies testing positive for the COVID-19 and is crediting the expansion in cases to a progression of society and sorority parties. UC Berkeley University Health Services Medical Director Anna Harte and Assistant Vice Chancellor Guy Nicolette uncovered the sharp ascent in coronavirus cases in an announcement distributed on the UC Berkeley site. The number of positive cases nearby expanded from a running absolute of 23 since the beginning of the pandemic to 47 new cases in an only multi-week, as indicated by the announcement. "Most of these new cases come from a progression of late gatherings associated with the CalGreek framework, which included understudies both inside the CalGreek people group and others, and prompted some auxiliary spread inside family units and inside other littler get-togethers," said the announcement. 

San Francisco Health Officials Unveil Preliminary School Reopening PlanSAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco wellbeing authorities disclosed their primer guide Wednesday intended to get understudies once again into the study hall for the fall semester. Be that as it may, it accompanied a major 'if' — "if conditions permit" for an arrival. The wellbeing division direction laid out the practices expected to securely continue face to face, nearby guidance, and extracurricular exercises at TK-12 schools. Moreover, the arrangement additionally included explicit moves schools should make to react to an episode of COVID-19 cases."I realize that numerous guardians, parental figures, and children can hardly wait to return to the daily practice and the strong learning condition of our schools, however reviving relies upon us and how effectively we can control the spread of COVID-19," Mayor London Breed said. 

San Anselmo Starts History Project Documenting Life During COVID-19 PandemicSAN ANSELMO — The Marin County town of San Anselmo has started a history venture to record life during the coronavirus pandemic with an eye on helping people in the future. San Anselmo was established in 1907 and a lot of its initial verifiable record is given by the old San Anselmo Herald. In any case, when nearby students of history inspected the paper's chronicles they could just discover two notices of the whole 1918 influenza pandemic that slaughtered 50 million individuals around the world. What's more, there was nothing about what it resembled to live through it. "So we concluded, how about we don't have that happen this time. How about we get some direct stories," said Judy Coy, Chair of the town's Historical Commission. The commission, in an organization with the open library, is requesting that individuals submit photos with a short section recording life during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

49ers Expect Reduced Capacity At Levi's Stadium In 2020; Announce Options For Season TicketholdersSANTA CLARA — The San Francisco 49ers have declared alternatives for season ticket holders this up and coming season in the wake of the continuous coronavirus pandemic. As indicated by an announcement in the group's site posted Wednesday, individuals with season tickets will have the option to turn more than 2020 season installments to the 2021 prepare or quit for a full discount. The group has just suspended gathering 2020 installments for those on the regularly scheduled installment plan. "Season ticket benefits will proceed for all individuals in 2021 without affecting record rank or ebb and flow seat area, paying little mind to their determination for this season," the 49ers said. 

Gov. Newsom 'Not Pleased' As COVID-19 Cases Continue Spiking In CaliforniaSACRAMENTO — California Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday spread out some troubling figures in the state's fight to stop the spread of coronavirus cases as numbers kept on soaring. During his report on the state's reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, Newsom announced that California had 11,694 new instances of COVID-19 affirmed on Tuesday, breaking the state's single-day record for affirmed cases. Be that as it may, Newsom additionally noticed that the alarmingly high number incorporated an accumulation of cases from the end of the week that Los Angeles County detailed late and assessed that the genuine number of new cases for July 7 was really under 10,000. "We had referenced that on Monday that there was somewhat of a build-up. There is a companion that would really bring this number under 10,000 that is spoken to in the number we're introducing here today," Newsom clarified. 

Stanford University To Cut 11 Varsity Sports Over COVID-19 Financial ChallengesSTANFORD — Stanford University declared Wednesday that it intends to cease 11 varsity sports from its games program because of money worries that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. "We will likely offer astounding help and a world-class understanding of our understudy competitors in the games that we offer. After some time, notwithstanding, furnishing 36 varsity groups with the degree of help that they merit has become a genuine and developing money related test," school president Marc Tessier-Lavigne, executive Persis Drell and athletic chief Bernard Muir said in a joint explanation. Portraying the cuts as "deplorable" and "amazingly troublesome," the accompanying games will be suspended after the up and coming scholarly year: people's fencing, field hockey, lightweight paddling, co-ed and ladies' cruising, squash, synchronized swimming, men's volleyball, and wrestling. 

California 'Flood' Hospitals Are Costly, But How Much? SAN FRANCISCO — With coronavirus cases rising quick, California is wanting to keep open a few temporary clinics that have seen hardly any patients however cost a pack — in one case more than $4 million to get ready and staff an office that just are.

World Coronavirus Deaths Hit 500,000, 10 Million Cases; the US Claims Everything's Under Control

*There are 10 million COVID-19 cases and in excess of 500,000 passings, a horrible new achievement in COVID-19's walk over the world 

The U.S. still records for a fourth everything being equal and passings and is seeing an immense spike in new cases 

VP Mike Pence, in any case, claims "we eased back the spread, we leveled the bend, we spared lives" 

U.S. wellbeing specialists keep on assaulting Vice President Mike Pence for rehashing the cases the Trump organization has managed the COVID-19 pandemic, and the huge increment in new cases in 36 states is essentially the consequence of additionally testing. 

In a meeting with CBS News' "Face The Nation" on Sunday, Pence again guaranteed reopenings in numerous states aren't causing the sharp bounce in COVID-19 cases. Rather, he again accused the spike of expanded testing that is revealing an ever-increasing number of diseases. He said any American that needs a test can get a test. 

"So we truly accept that what's going on here is a blend of expanded testing - we're ready to test significantly a bigger number of Americans than we had the option to a while prior," Pence said. 

Pence made these cases around the same time the world hit and surpassed 10 million COVID-19 cases and in excess of 501,000 passings. The United States represented 2.6 million cases and 128,000 passings to lead the world in these classifications, as indicated by Worldometer. 

The outsize degree of the pandemic in the U.S. can be perceived when one understands the U.S. still records for 25% of every single affirmed case and passings in spite of having just 4% of the total populace. 

U.S. clinical specialists give a false representation of the organization's proceeding with claims. General wellbeing specialists state inspiration rates, hospitalization rates, passings, and other fundamental markers give a more clear image of the degree and commonness of the illness and how quickly it's spreading. 

"The inspiration rate is a significant marker for how a state's trying is going, and for how the state is getting along," said Dr. Thomas Inglesby, chief of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Health Security. 

Inspiration rates that continue expanding firmly show the pandemic is picking up quality in a region. This ascent additionally implies the quickly expanding new case checks aren't simply the aftereffect of performing more tests, as Pence and President Donald Trump demanded. 

Just 12 states detailed lower normal inspiration rates a week ago contrasted with the prior week, as per Johns Hopkins University. VP Mike Pence talks at a June 26, 2020 preparation of the US coronavirus team, nearby top wellbeing counselor Anthony Fauci Photo: GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/JOSHUA ROBERTS 

With respect to Pence's cases about the wide accessibility of testing, the tumultuous circumstance in Arizona - one of the four new focal points of the coronavirus resurgence - demonstrates this isn't so. Neighborhood wellbeing specialists report numerous individuals making some hard memories getting tried because of an absence of test packs and long queues of individuals restless to be tried right away. 

Pence on June 25 caused excitement among the clinical network by guaranteeing states were "opening up securely and mindfully." Pence made this claim regardless of the U.S. setting a solitary day record of 39,327 new diseases on that equivalent day and Florida announcing a record-setting 9,000 new cases. 

"We eased back the spread, we smoothed the bend, we spared lives," he said.

Dow fates ascend to commence occasion abbreviated week even as coronavirus cases top 10 million around the world

The Dow Jones Industrial Average revitalized forcefully early Monday mostly on the rear of playful monetary information and a flood in portions of Boeing. Nonetheless, speculators were all the while parsing end of the week information that features the industriousness of coronavirus in problem areas, including Florida, Texas, and California, filling worries about the monetary standpoint. 

Money related markets in the U.S. will be shut on Friday in recognition of the Fourth of July occasion. 

How are benchmarks performing? 

The Dow Jones Industrial Average US: DJIA increases 411 focuses, or 1.7%, at around 25,430; those for the S&P 500 list the US: SPX propelled 30 focuses, or 1%, at around 3,039, as the modern and the vitality division climbed, however, innovation and human services lingered behind the 11 parts of the benchmark. 

Then, the innovation loaded Nasdaq Composite Index US: COMP got about 60 focuses, or 0.6%, to 9,818. 

On Friday, the Dow put the completing addresses a week by week decay of 3.3%, declining 700 or more focuses on the day, while the S&P 500 indented a 2.9% week by week decrease and the Nasdaq fell 1.9% for the week. 

What's driving the market? 

Markets scored a lift after a report indicated that pending home deals in May spiked 44.3%, contrasted, and April, as per the National Association of Realtors. That beat desire for a 15% ascent. Deals were as yet 5.1% lower contrasted with a similar time a year ago. 

Hunger for change had been conditional, notwithstanding, as coronavirus cases overall outperformed 10 million, with increasingly a half-million passings. Twelve states, including Florida, Texas, California and Arizona — presently problem areas in the U.S. — turned around reviving plans and executed more tight limitations to forestall a further spread of the viral pestilence, the Wall Street Journal detailed. 

Wellbeing and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said that the "window is shutting" to deal with the resurgence of the plague in the U.S., on Sunday during NBC's "Meet the Press." 

"We have the apparatuses to do this," Azar said. "In any case, the window is shutting. We need to act, and individuals as people need to act dependably." 

Powerlessness to abridge the spread of COVID-19 would demonstrate dangerous for financial projections that factor in a sharp, V-formed bounce back of business exercises, which been slowed down or shut to address the general wellbeing emergency. 

The U.S. recorded in excess of 42,000 new cases Saturday, as per information assembled by Johns Hopkins University, denoting a second consecutive every day aggregate more than 40,000, regardless of whether it spoke to decay from Friday's record 45,255 counts. Florida, Nevada, George, and South Carolina detailed a flood in new cases on Saturday, Politico revealed. 

"There's a tremendous question mark hanging over the financial exchange recuperation, with speculators apparently not at present estimating in the possibility of limitations could be re-forced over the globe," composed Craig Erlam, a senior market expert at Oanda, in a Monday research note. 

"I'm not saying we're going to see a rehash of the late March/April period however a noteworthy mishap in the process presently looks entirely doable, further undermining the monetary recuperation and may the more drawn out term possibilities," he said. 

In the meantime, in China, mechanical benefits in May were up 6% from a year sooner, speaking to the main increment in 2020, official measurements discharged throughout the end of the week appeared. 

Financial specialists are expecting some disturbance because of the occasion abbreviated week and end-of-quarter movement among venture directors, including annuities and common assets. 

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"In outline, with two days left before the quarter kicks the bucket, window dressing is probably going to expand instability with certain segments increasing over others," composed Peter Cardillo, boss market financial specialist at Spartan Capital Securities. "In any case, the pattern is probably going to stay negative in front of the current week's key large scale pointers and the up and coming profit season," he stated, alluding to corporate quarterly outcomes that kick of vigorously in the center of July. 

Looking forward, New York Fed President John Williams is set to talk at 3 p.m. 

Which stocks are in the center? 

Facebook US: FB Starbucks Corp. US: SBUX Unilever US: UN UK: ULVR will be in the center after reported Sunday that it is "delaying" ads on every social medium stages, two days after the customer items combination said it was ending U.S. publicizing on Facebook and Twitter US: TWTR through year-end over inadequate policing of despising discourse, prompting a sharp Friday selloff in the two stocks. Portions of Facebook were cutting misfortunes, down about 0.1%, while Twitter's stock turned around sharp misfortunes to increase by 1.8%. 

U.S. air-wellbeing controllers are set to start a key flight trial of Boeing Co's. US: BA 737 Max as ahead of schedule as Monday, with the point of restoring the planes to support around the year's end. Boeing's offers flooded over 8%. 

Chesapeake Energy Corp. US: CHK said Sunday that it had petitioned for financial protection assurance as an oil-and gas-value defeat stirred by the coronavirus pandemic end up being the last blow for a shale-boring pioneer long hamstrung by obligation. Its offers were ended at the open. 

Portions of Coty Inc. US: COTY took off over 10% after the beautifiers, scent, and healthy skin organization declared an arrangement with Kim Kardashian West to build up a stunner business all around. 

Aurora Cannabis Inc. US: ACB said Monday that a prime supporter and previous CEO, Terry Booth, is resigning from its board. Its offers were up 0.7% in the wake of being down pointedly prior to the meeting. 

How are different resources performing? 

West Texas Intermediate U.S. unrefined US: CLQ20 for August conveyance rose 53 pennies, or 1.3%, to exchange at $38.97 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Invaluable metals, gold fates US:GCM20 rose $5.70, or 0.3%, at $1,786 an ounce. 

The 10-year Treasury note yield BX: TMUBMUSD10Y was off 0.9 premise point to 0.634% in the midst of inflows into the place of refuge resources. Security costs move contrarily to yields. 

The greenback was level against a bushel of its significant opponents, in view of exchanging the ICE U.S. Dollar Index. US: DXY 

In worldwide values, the Stoxx Europe 600 file XX: SXXP was exchanging 0.8% higher and London's FTSE 100 UK: UKX were energizing 1.4%. 

In Asian markets, the Japanese Nikkei JP: NIK lost 2.3%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng HK: HSI lost 1%, while South Korea's Kospi declined 1.9%. China's CSI 300 XX:000300 withdrawn 0.7%, while the Shanghai Composite Index CN: SHCOMP declined 0.6%.