heyo seet' a live lk yonbviously see the windows have been smashed out. we have been watching this happen all night long. it's a different feel from the first night of protests in the city. last night demonstrations turned violent with looting and vandalism and also a shooting near the protest that left a man dead. meanwhile fires erupted at several businesses. witnesses say they were startled by the arsonist. >> the night before we started out with about 8,000 protesters at 38th and chicago. and they were great. they were grachanting for thingo remain peaceful and tonight didn't have that same feel. and that's sad. >> floyd died monday night in police custody and witness video shows a white police officer kneeling on his neck and keeping the other knee there for several

minutes after floyd stopped moving. four officers were fired. the fbi has opened an investigation. the mayor is urging prosecutors to file criminal charges against the officers seen in that video with his knee on floyd's neck and several other protests across the country, including one in l.a. that at one point shut down 101. >> thank you, jobina. we are learning more about the governor's plan to reopen gyms. what needs to happen for them to open their doors within a week or so. julian glover is live with more on this. julian? >> so many of us growing board with those at-home workouts and yesterday we learned the news that we could get back to the gym or yoga studio sooner than many of us originally thought. the news could not come soon enough from gym owners. now a number of gym owners have created the california fitness

alliance. they're focused on helping creating guidelines to reopen fitness centers before they're closed for good. >> we are desperate. we want to get back in the gym. i'm at the point where i may have to close my doors permanently if we can't reopen soon. >> now the i-team has been getting tips about gyms opening up in the bay area current the orders like crossflit pleasanto and space out equipment farther. now, pleasanton pd telling dan noyes to urge that business owner to close and not issuing a single ticket in violation of this health order and the guidance from the state. that's what many gym owners are looking for. the official guidance from the state so they don't get caught in this game.

>> thank you, julian. happening today, a free walk-in coronavirus testing site is reopening in san francisco. the pop-up testing site is located at the tenderloin recreation center near hyde street. they are working with verily the alphabet company. you cthe site is open from 10:0 to 4:00 p.m. and open every day through monday. a san francisco whole foods employee is quarantining at home after testing positive for covid-19. the person works at whole foods and mission local also reports that whole foods is following all the guidelines set by the cdc and san francisco's health department. whole foods also had a deep cleaning performed at this location. unfortunately, the u.s. has reached a grim milestone. this morning more than 100,000 people have died from

coronavirus. as abcnews reporter ines de lacuetara the numbers keeps rising. >> reporter: that's higher than the number of u.s. military combat deaths in every conflict since the korean war. some of those who left us paul logan indianapolis high school coach. 5-year-old kindergartner daughter of detroit first responders and arvanda was a field technician for verizon sent to a hospital to prepare for the surge. a week later he felt sick. >> he looked at me and he said, mel, i never knew a love like this before and i love you so much. >> this country, as i say often, has been through some really challenging, terrible times. you know world wars, depressions, 9/11. this falls in that category. >> reporter: president trump made no mention of those lost

during his trip to florida wednesday while his 2020 opponent former vice president joe biden said the milestone could have been avoided. >> moments in our history so grim and they're forever fixed in each of our hearts, a shared grief. today is one of those moments. >> reporter: meanwhile, the nation pushing on with reopening. washington, d.c., will lift its stay-at-home order on friday. more las vegas hotels will plan to reopen june 4th. >> try to be safe for everybody. >> reporter: cases now rising in at least 14 states, including california. >> we are moving forward. let us not forget the most vulnerable amongst us. >> dr. anthony fauci also said a second wave is not inevitable and a good chance the nation will have a vaccine by the end of the year. ines de la cuetara.

solano county barbershops and hair salons can reopen. the county made the announcement yesterday. employees and clients have to wear face coverings. certain salon activities like facials and eyelash services are still prohibited. part of building a better bay area is focused on how our everyday routines are evolving and that involves covid-19 and how our workplaces are going to be different. many people have mixed emotions about getting back to their old routines after months of sheltering in place, but some are excited. some are anxious. >> interactive with my colleagues and lunches and i miss face-to-face with my customers. >> until days of vaccine, no one is fully secure. >> we've got to find a way to live our life with the situation as smartly as we can knowing our

own particular risk factors of age and health. >> and almost everybody can expect to have new steps that become just part of our daily routines. for example, wearing a mask and being asked to wash your hands frequently. a nonprofit company could replace pg&e if there are more catastrophes like wildfires or explosions. our media partner the mercury news would report that it is called golden state energy. sacramento lawmakers will consider this proposal today. state senator jerry hill authored the bill and there needs to be a plan b if pg&e and close to emerging from a $51 billion bankruptcy that was filed from mounting debt from several wildfires that pg&e caused. coming up, mission aborted.d the spacex was delayed because of bad weather. how long we have to wait before

nasa tries again. and we also want to take you on a tour of a san francisco preschool that is set to open on monday. but, first, checking in with my friend mike. i was trying to tell you i was doing well this morning because i slept better it felt a little bit cooler. i can do this, a nice little breeze. how are you? >> i'm doing well, also. i slept a little bit better also and looking forward to turning the ac off and open the windows. it will be even cooler in san francisco tonight. so, those days of hard sleeping or waking up in puddles of dampness we'll say. those are just about over. check out your temperatures this morning compared to 24 hours ago. we're 12 degrees cooler. look at these numbers. 52 to 54 and 55 degrees. yep, that's back where we should be. we still have some 60s but mainly in the south bay. there's some lingering there and a lot of them in the east bay

valleys. everybody else in the 50s. look at that fog along the coast. that means the marine layer is getting thicker and bringing humidity that will hold the temperature down a little bit. cars can still get hot today. no doubt about it. let's be careful, once again. breezier tomorrow when the sea breeze kicks in even faster. look at these temperatures down in the south bay. 83 by noon and down to a nice 75 if you're going for an evening walk. 62 at 8:00 with the fog starting to fade and low 90s for a couple hours and very refreshing and a little breezy 74 at 8:00. east bay valleys, yeah, look at that. mid to upper 8 the asphalt will still be around 120 this afternoon with strong sunshine. we'll talk about even cooler weather tomorrow and an update

on that chance of wet weather coming up next. first, i want to say good morning to jobina and find out how our early morning commuters are doing and how are you, jobina? >> i am great. happy anniversary to you and barbara, mike. i see that behind you. your license plate. what is that? >> that's all the states we've lived in that had a number on it that represents our wedding date and she had somebody cut them all up and put them together and make a little collage. pretty cool present. >> that is so nice. >> so nice. yes. happy anniversary, my friend. >> thank you. >> good morning, everyone. of course. we are checking in here on the golden gate bridge. the chp has issued -- oh, we have the san mateo bridge this morning. there's the golden gate bridge. we have a fog advisory issued by the chp for the area also along

101 as you approach the golden gate bridge. you can definitely see the fog blowing in the area. just be aware of low visibility and take your time as you head out there and also,r, b becauset to blind everyone else as you drive. resume on bay area express lanes. express lane tolling will begin on monday on 580 and 680. tols based on the corridors as s

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> i wanted to return to the fog rather quickly and show you the winds and where they're going to blow. the fog will spread throughout the coast and spread into parts of the bay and up along 101 in the north bay through about 8:00 they'll start lifting. look at that. nothing says relief like that shot from the exploratorium camera where you can't see the top of the building because the marine layer is back. temperatures still warm 77 to 88 around noon and notice we don't wrm more around the bay and significantly more inland at 75 and barely some 80s at 7:00 and 50s and 60s more towards the coast and san francisco. record highs around fresno 108 and tahoe will be within a degree of a record high at 83. here's a look at the wet weather coming this weekend. eyes more on the north bay than it does the rest of us. we'll talk about that coming up,

kumasi. >> thanks, mike. abc7 news is focusing on several issues including education to build a better bay area. a lot of parents want to know how schools will opep operate once they open back up. >> reporter: last week the preschool in san francisco got the green light to resume operations. in less than a week they were able to comply with all the requirements for a safe reopening this coming monday. here's how staff will operate. >> children will line-up here with their parents and then walk towards the front door. a teacher will stand inside the front door. she will have the thermometer and take the child's temperature and make sure it is within the limits and then the parent will leave and sign in here and leave completely. children will come right inside at that point. >> reporter: this is what awaits them inside. a hula hoop to encourage physical distancing and a box with their own supplies and a tray they will carry around all sanitized at the end of the day. the director of the preschool showed us what one of the classm

ares will look like. >> this will now be half the group. we have taken a lot of furniture and the children in this classroom have their own box and they also have their own tray. >> how many in the classroom? >> there can be no more than ten children. >> reporter: the rest of the class in a different room. partitions are used to separate the yoga room and the overflow of more desks. the playground will also be divided to keep children contained. everyone's temperature will be taken two more times during the day. children are not required to wear masks, but teachers are. i was also curious, you know how little kids love to hug a lot and several times a day. how's that going to work? >> well, the teachers have already been addressing that on zoom with the children and talking about social distancing w t leaer al thi classroom said sprd out theirf y c bit too close. >> reporter: parents must sign a

new agreement promising to support the school with its new requirements and new way of teaching. in san francisco, leeannmelendez. tony therman will be joining us along with the superintendents from oakland, san francisco and san jose unified schools. make sure you join us in the conversation, too. it's going to be live today at 4:00 right here on abc7 and watch it on the abc7 news app or any devices you see on your screen. the spacex rocket launch has been postponed to saturday. nasa ended up scrubbing yesterday's scheduled launch get this 17 minutes before takeoff because the weather got bad. the spacecraft with two nasa astronauts on board was supposed to leave cape canaveral for the international space station and supposed to mark the first launch of astronauts to space from the u.s. in nearly a

decade. that's a little bit unfortunately. i don't know what exactly happened. i know florida at any moment, the storms could just kind of pop up. >> the case exactly. they had a round of thunderstorms in the morning and a window opened up between the thunderstorm chances late in the afternoon and evening hours but the clouds never really cleared out and the electricity in the air is also a concern when you're trying to push something that fast through the air, the friction causes more static electricity and all sorts of variables they were looking at and always better to be safe. unfortunately, we're disappointed but still eager to see what happens when they try again. let's talk about what is going on back here at home. i think you're eager to talk about how much cooler it is going to be in many neighborhoods and how much more refreshing around san francisco and the coast and how that will hit all of us tomorrow. for today one final day of dangerous heat and mainly in the east bay where temperatures in the mid to upper 90s in our

inland valleys and cooler weekend and still a chance of comfortable through tuesday and wednesday of next week and then another boost of warmth but nothing like what we don't see anythin like that for several weeks. here's a look at the fogcast. by noon most of ito . cooler greens while the oranges and the reds still take over some of our inland neighborhoods. let's go down to the south bay where we have 83 at sunny vale and deeper and 89 in san jose and 91 at los gatos and then the 84 at redwood city. that's a little more comfortable, isn't it? how about low 60s along the coast and barely 63 in the sunset and lucky to get to 68 in downtown san francisco and 88 in santa rosa and 86 in napa today. we have 73 in berkeley and oakland 74 and a few 80s around castro valley, union city and fremont and a92

at san ramon to 98 in brentwood. 50s everywhere except for a few 60s hanging around antioch. 60s, 70s and 80s tomorrow and pretty comfortable through monday and then gets warm to slightly hot tuesday and wednesday. we'll take a look at future radar, next. let's get back to kumasi. tracking android users without their consent. abc news >> tracked users without their consent and the tracking took place even when the feature was manually turned off. and samsung is out with new details about its upcoming debit card program. it is called samsung money and linked with pay app accounts. samsung says no account fees.

the card will be available this summer. a pennsylvania father and daughter are using the family ring doorbell camera to keep in touch while she's away at school. >> hey, ann, it's drizzling a little here. got $9 off at riteaid. >> the daughter downloaded the app to snoop on her folks since she found out he was saying hi. all right. so, b.a.r.t. has released its plan to keep riders safe as more people head back to work. what you need to know before you take the train. new streaming app so wherever you are you can get our breaking news weather and more with our new abc7 bay area app. on android tv and

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welcome back, everyone. happening today, b.a.r.t. officials are expected to t discuss how the pandemic impacted. the agency will require all riders to wear face masks and b.a.r.t. police will be enforcing this. there will also be hand sanitizer at every station. b.a.r.t. will also run longer trains with new seat f ows how cheenileaning crews wil spray a disinfecting mist on the trains. >> riders can be assured that

that train chas been fogged and will do that every night every single car in the fleet. >> so, if you want to ride without touching anything, b.a.r.t. will sell personal hand straps. they're 5 bucks and they should be taken home and cleaned after every trip. okay. >> they're trying. like to hear that. here's what's going on. let's jump ahead to tomorrow at 5:00. everything is pretty quiet and head to the evening hours, drizzle will develop along the coast and a few stray showers. more numerous overnight through saturday morning and more scattered showers and the possibility of thunderstorms especially in the north bay as we head through saturday afternoon while the rest of us are enjoying refreshing of 60s and 70s for highs. by saturday evening, they have gone away as the area of low pressure responsible for them will head up to the north. here's a look at the drizzle by friday evening and some of the

stray showers and as you head through the day tomorrow, places like the south bay, parts of the peninsula not going to get much. the east bay hills could get up to 0.2 and up to half an inch in the north bay. the drought monitor comes out in about an hour and see where we stand on that. not a wet month at all and push the fire danger away from us for a while, kumasi. >> thanks, mike. disney's ceo is giving us an idea of how things will be different when walt disney world reopens this summer. the theme park is set to reopen july 11th. he says all visitors with ilhave their temperatures checked and new sanitation measures and many areas of the park will be taped off to mark six feet of social distancing. this will also affect character meet and greets. >> we're not going to have, at least in the beginning, meet and greets where you're going to get up close and personal with the

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is a bc7 news. now at 5:00, good news if you need something from the dmv. eight local offices are reopening today. amy hollyfield is live at one of them with what we need to know. wearing face masks in hot weather. it has been heating up for the next few days. i don't need to tell you that. there are ways to stay cool and still keep one of these on. >> thank goodness because it's even rougher if you have glasses on, too. >> oh, that's a whole other ordeal. >> all kinds of things to get to. good morning, everybody. it is thursday. it is may 28th. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. checking in with mike. >> this will be the last day you have to worry about wearing the mask in hot weather. let's take a look at the heat

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