 Good morning, Bay Area. Its Thursday, July 2, and health experts want you to rethink your Fourth of July plans. Heres what you need to know to start your day. More reopening reversals If wine tasting in Suisun Valley or enjoying a beer at a Richmond brewery was on your weekend agenda, youll need to make new plans. On Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered the closure of some businesses in 19 California counties that are seeing a worrisome escalation of coronavirus cases. The counties, which include Contra Costa, Santa Clara and Solano, are on the states watch list and must shutter indoor restaurants, wineries, movie theaters and other venues. This announcement comes as coronavirus cases continue to surge, growing to more than 26,000 in the Bay Area as of Wednesday, with 6,102 deaths statewide. The state warned that the virus could spread from family gatherings on the Fourth of July weekend. Lets do our best to meet this moment, as we met the moment many months ago, Newsom said. We were able to bend the curve in California. Well bend it again. The order doesnt apply to six other Bay Area counties, but Newsom said that could change in the coming days, Dustin Gardiner and Tatiana Sanchez write. Also: More testing needed: Harvard scientists say California needs to double its current daily coronavirus testing efforts in order to control the spread. A stay-at-home holiday? Months into sheltering in place, many Bay Area residents are... 