the death of george floyd, we have seen clearly an uprising. there is a lot of pain, not only in the city but in the country. >> more protests erupt in violence over the death of george floyd overnight. the mayor of san francisco responding with a curfew that goes into effect tonight. and looting continues as businesses shutdown because of the coronavirus. overnight people ran into store after store grabbing anything they could and then running out. good morning, everyone, it is sunday, may 31. i'm liz croix. thank you for joining us. we have much more here locally at the bay area and across the

country. but first let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. it's a dry but cloudy start to the day. we will hold on to some of this on the day. high and mid-level clouds moving in this afternoon. mild 63 in oakland, 57 san francisco and low 60s in san jose. gilroy checking in at 60 and santa cruz with a little sun there. 67 out by the delta. nicely framed view of our waterfront here. looking at the cloud cover throughout the day, 70s around the bay and fog tonight, it's going to be a shallow marine layer for monday. that means we get more sunshine and start our warming trend. detailed look at how hot we get in a few minutes. and an hour for now the

mayor is set to address the public after a night of looting over george floyd's death. this as san francisco prepares a curfew for 8:00 tonight. we're live at union square this morning with a look at the damage. good morning, cornell. >> hey, liz, we are seeing a lot of damage and a lot of cleanup going on in union square. we're just really taking it all in right now. check this out. this is the swarovski crystal store here. you can see all of the glass is broken. looters ransacked this store overnight, taking really all of the merchandise. there's truly nothing left here. it is a shambles. we have volunteers here, in fact, cleaning up a lot of the glass. they don't even work here. they were doing it out of the kindness of their hearts. a lot of people are outraged over how it happened. on post street, saks fifth avenue store, we have video of

it being looted. witnesses say there were hundreds of people on the street last night. roughly 20 to 30 stores vandalized from market street to powell street to geary and post. it was a night of peaceful protests, is which descended into violence, according to the mayor. the mayor said she understands anger and frustration over the death of george floyd but violence in the city of san francisco won't be tolerated. >> this is the last thing that i want to do as mayor. i want peace. i want protests. but i don't want the kinds of violence and crime we see playing itself across the streets of our city to continue. >> she's instituted a curfew, which begins at 8:00 tonight. as you can imagine, people who live near union square were

certainly concerned. police officer going by us right now. obviously concerned and a little bit frightened about what they were hearing and what they were seeing. angela is one of those people. angela, you want to stand right here for us. angela, you live near union square. what did you hear and see last night? >> i do. i live two blocks from union square. it started off with what sounded like bullets but for the whole day people were banging brick blocks together, like distracting noises, but it sounded like shooting and then it sounded like explosions and maybe fireworks in big cans or maybe buildings. then we started to hear the glass break. my block is mostly residential. glass breaking on my block was probably the most frightening thing to hear. i have a security camera. i didn't go anywhere near my windows last night. coming out this morning and seeing san francisco's tradition

of civil disobedience had been turned into an opportunity to destroy and loot for personal gain. this isn't about the topic it started to be about. >> we appreciate your comments. thank you very much. good luck to you. we've just got a statement from the union square business improvement district. and it's hard. it says san francisco's union square has long been a celebratory heart of san francisco. i'm reading here now. and it's played witness to many historic moments and protests. last night's vandalism and looting has broken that heart. we were already on our knees, just beginning to get up from covid-19. this has knocked suss down again. all san francisco, all san franciscans peace officers and citizens understand how to take part in peaceful demonstrations in ways that move us forward, not backwards. last night was not one of those times. liz mentioned mayor london breed will hold a news conference

later this hour. we will carry that live. we're live in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> very scary, thank you, cornell. we will check in with you later in the show as well. we're live at union square where just like yesterday morning, we saw the afternoon and destruction from looting and vandals throughout the city after the night of protests, and some people are saying riots. san francisco police bill scott also addressed the community last night. take a listen. >> as an african-american man, and as chief of police, i can relate to what people are feeling. i can relate to it. the officers that are out there working their behinds off to do a job right now are in the most difficult time in most of their careers, if not our lifetimes. i can relate to that too. >> chief scott said he understands people feel the need to get out expense themselves. he said officers will do the best they can to protect

peaceful demonstrators. he said violence will not be targeted. looters targeted several stores here in the bay area. the action picked up as the sun went down yesterday. we saw multiple stores hit in emeryville, including the best buy, h&m and others as you see on the map here around powell plaza street shopping center there. there is no evidence the vandals have anything to do with the protests specifically but this is all coming after the major unrest over the death of george floyd. you see at best buy people running out with tvs and other devices in their hands. law enforcement officers arrived later didn't make arrests. we can see how many people are in there taking all of the electronic devices out of that best buy. it's unclear how many people fully were taken into custody but we do have updated numbers from oakland pd we will get to in a moment. now to the bay street shopping center in emeryville where people grabbed piles of clothing from h&m.

seconds later moved on to the store next to it. that was emeryville. meantime, i want to get to the demonstration under way for a federal office killed in the protest last night, early saturday morning, late friday night. abc7 news learned the officer is 53-year-old patrick underwood. he lived in pa knoll. this shooting happened near the federal building, 12th clay street, friday night. the fbi said another officer was wounded and they're calling it domestic terrorism. abc7's laura martinez has the story. >> reporter: friends and family are mourning the loss of 53-year-old patrick underwood, the officer shot and killed friday night. >> an asasssassin cowardly shoto contractors as they watched the protest. >> reporter: the shooting

happened around clay street in oakland around 9:45. underwood's sister posted this on facebook -- my brother, dave patrick underwood, a police officer was murdered while on duty during the riots. this violence must stop. they said miss jacobs would issue a statement about her brother's passing sunday. a friend from middle school tweeted, his name is patrick underwood and he also went by dave. he was a kind, empathetic soul with a smile that could light up a room. pat, this world is going to miss you. a senior dhs official told abc7 news the shooting of the two officers are related to the protests over george floyd's death but the investigation is still in its preliminary stages. >> it's likely that there was a targeting of uniformed otherwises to the extent with which they were involved with our demonstration, we're really

not sure. >> reporter: dhs is calling the deadly shooting an act of domestic terrorism. >> when someone targets a police officer, nas that is an act of domestic terrorism. >> reporter: officials say they're saying more violence during peaceful protests. >> we're interested in all groups, violent groups, extremist groups that are going to take advantage of individuals exercising their first amendment right to do that peaceful protest and turning it into something else. >> reporter: laura martinez, abc7 news. new video shows oakland police officers setting off flash bangs and using tear gas to disperse crowds. this was the scene at telegraph and 16th street last night. you can see dozens of people running on the street. there's someone on the ground there, protester there. unclear what led to that. oakland police said they made three arrests for burglary, assault, and illegal possession of a weapon. police say no protesters were hit with gunfire. in the south bay 38 arrests were made as protesters clashed with police on friday. that protest started out as

peaceful, before the demonstration as we showed you moved to highway 101. eight patrol cars were also vandalized. of one officer was taken to the hospital and several others suffered minor injuries after getting hit with rocks and bottles. san jose police arrested a woman of intentionally driving her suv into a crowd of protesters friday night. she was taken into custody yesterday. they say a san jose police officer was able to record the suspect's license plate number and officers located both the suspect and her suv at her home. several videos, including this one, which we shows you yesterday morning, were posted on social media showing an suv barreling through a crowd of protesters at sixth and santa clara streets downtown friday night. one deputy fired a shot at the vehicle when the suv turned towards the protesters and deputies say caused her to stop

and turn around. two people were hospitalized from nonlife-threatening injuries. target are closing stores across the country over the death of george floyd. they say the closures are temporary. the store closed include include creek. there was an asterisk near oakland because that was damaged during the protests and will be closed until further notice. let's take a quick break first and get a quick check on the weather with lisa. >> live look at our tower cam. a lot of cloud cover here in san francisco. few peeks of sun in the east bay and also in the south bay. overall clouds will dominate today. as a result, slightly cooler but that's just sunday's story. the look ahead brings summer back into our june outlook. we will talk about it coming up. alternate protests on display in los angeles as hundreds of national guard

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friday night's looting was really widespread. you see a mercedes being towed away. and windows smashed and businesses looted. now comes the cleanup for so many frustrated owners. abc7's cornell bernard has that story. >> i'm very saddened and sickened to talk about the events of last night. >> reporter: mayor libby shaft speaking alongside business owners appealing for calm. >> we are sickened to wake up this morning to the destruction and violence of our beloved oakland. and we want to make clear that this will not be tolerated. >> reporter: a sea of shattered glass covers much of downtown oakland.

the cleanup almost overwhelming. businesses big and small were targeted by vandals. the demonstration began peacefully on friday to protest the death of george floyd while in police custody in minneapolis. but it quickly changed. fires were set and windows smashed. vandals set fire to a car inside the show room at mercedes-benz of oakland. the service manager said seven cars heavily damaged. >> we're already struggling with all of the coronavirus that's going on. the business doesn't need this. >> reporter: windows were smashed at this walgreens store. looters grabbed what they could. the chase bank across the street had its windows smashed along with dozens of other store fronts. check out this target store on broadway. it was trashed. suspected looters were still inside saturday morning until police arrived. >> to me, it's sickening. it's sad. >> reporter: oakland resident homer stafford was upset about

the damage and message set by some protesters. >> all of these cops are not racist cops 67. we have racism. we will live with it the rest of our lives. but come on, man, enough is enough. >> reporter: we found businesses scraping graffiti off the front of a bar. they believe damage was not caused by locals. >> most of the time it's not people from oakland. pz people coming in to take advantage of this is completely super serious right now. >> reporter: this is the honda dealership here on auto road. 12 windows were broken. across the city damage could be in the millions of dollars. mayor schaaf urging everyone to stay home. at this point the oakland police department has no plans to enact a curfew across the city. and governor newsom declared a state of emergency in los angeles county. the curfew was lifted this morning. the associated press reports 7,200 people in 22 cities have

been arrested since thursday. national guard troops are being deployed in los angeles and more than a dozen other cities after another day of violent protests. abc news matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, fiery unrest coast to coast. demands for justice erupting after spasms of rioting and looting from new york city, where east cruisers were set aflamed to los angeles, where mass looting tooks place and dozens of cities in between. in nashville, historic city hall set ablaze. the national guard called in to try to tame the unrest. in los angeles saturday, the demonstrations beginning in downtown and sprawling across the city. >> you're not going anywhere! >> reporter: one of them going to the symbols of privilege in america, beverly hills rodeo drive. an intense standoff. they're starting to fire using shotguns which appear to be

pellets or bean bags of some sort. they're trying to move the crowd back. >> honest to god, we made our point. >> reporter: honest to god, authorities telling abc news they were mostly civil but squirmishes gave way to looting. on rodeo drive, looters smash into luxury stores. that's a target back there. you can see them hauling out a big-screen tv. no police in sight and seemingly everywhere police overwhelmed. in seattle two ar-15 rifles taken from a police car, a quick-thinking security guard grabs one rifle and removes the magazine. raising the bridges, clashes breaking out there and one group of people seen on camera beating three officers before other protesters put themselves in harm's way to stop the violence. in indianapolis that situation turning deadly amid escalating violence that gunfire breaking out killing at least one person, and on the east coast, dozens arrested after a violent night in atlanta.

crowds facing off with authorities. police saying an over hit by an atv speeding through the streets. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. senator kamala harris is weighing in on this l.a. protest. in an interview with cnn she said what we are seeing now is a repeat of history. >> this is what happens when whole communities of people have not received justice, and the pain is real and it's legitimate. in the strips of los angeles, 30 years ago, looked the same way in terms of the protests around rodney king and not much happened since then to really change the circumstances. >> a lot of people making that comparison. senator harris said she does not condone vandalism or violence, and people have the right to feel pain and anger. she actually joined a protest in front of the white house yesterday afternoon. the senator said to stop excessive force in the u.s., bad law enforcement officers must be punished and there needs to be independent investigations.

and violent protests also erupted last night in sacramento. this is a look at some of the chaos in downtown sacramento. not too far from the golden one center if you're familiar with the area. you see a crowd of people gathered around the fire. looters broke into several stores. there were also peaceful protests. here you see demonstrators seated with their hands up in front of police. let's take a quick break to get a check of the weather. lisa, it will be drier today than yesterday. >> a lot drier. yesterday a couple hundredths in the north bay but where they had the thunderstorms, three quarters of an inch of rain for the diablo range. that was pretty extreme. we also had the hail but this morning just the stable air with us. how clouds and fog. here's a look at live doppler 7. as this sort of mixes out, we'll get a few peeks of sun but more clouds are on the way. you see widening the perspective, there's an area of low pressure off to the south

and west and that will allow for high and mid-level clouds to stream in later on today. but we're also going to see a shallow marine layer come into play tonight. that's going to work in our favor for a warmup beginning monday, the first day of the month. here's san rafael. cloudy out there. 62 in san jose and gilroy and at the airport with the clouds, we're in the mid-60s. petaluma, 67. fairfield, 64. good morning, livermore, 60 for you. here in the east bay, mostly cloudy skies. few peeks of sun but with more clouds this afternoon, temperatures trending a little cooler than they should be for this time of year. our warmup begins tomorrow with the much, much warmer weather arriving tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at the day today, where we've got a good deal of cloud cover through 5:00, 6:00. notice the onshore winds allowing for perhaps a little bit of a breeze later on today in the east bay. as we wake up tomorrow morning, notice the clouds are beginning to peel back with that shallow

marine layer. that means a warmer afternoon with sunshine. we will be up into the 80s, low-to-mid-80s for monday afternoon in the east bay valley. let's check out livermore in the next several days. 75 today with a lot of cloud cover. 82 tomorrow and here comes the heat. mid-90s and even triple digits possible wednesday. it's short lived though. morning trend, we will get back to the summer-like spread with 90s inland on thursday but d dramatic cooling by the ined of the week. highs today in the mid-60s, 70 in san rafael, 73 in fremont. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s around the coast, 70 around the bay. and we will wake up to patchy fog tomorrow and turn it into a warmer afternoon. the big warmup slated for

tuesday and wednesday. usually a lot of low clouds and fog for june. it will get windy, as i said, by the end of the week. if you like the warm, couple warm days in the middle of the week. but pretty nice with a decent warmup. five to seven degrees warmer tomorrow. >> thanks, liz.

welcome back. chrissy teigen is donated $200,000 to post bail for protesters across the country. she pledged to give half as and but a twitter user called the protesters rioters and carolinas and teigen doubled her pledge. in tweets she has harsh words for the president and told people to keep the when they vote. much more to come after a violent night of looting in san francisco. we'll have a live report. and president trump taunting protesters in a series of

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hundreds of people in the north bay also protesting the killing of george floyd. protesters took to the streets of downtown santa rosa with signs chanting for justice. good morning, everyone. we'll have much more on the protests and looting in just a moment f you're just joining us, let's get a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. pretty gray in san francisco with low clouds. temperatures on the mild side from the 50s to low 60s in san jose. redwood city opens at 63. walnut creek looking to a cloudy start to sunday. mid-to-upper 60s in the north

bay. as we go through about 10:00, 11:00, we still have the clouds around. by 1:00, we're in the mid-70s. it's mostly cloudy afternoon, right on through the evening hours, with temperatures just a little bit below average due to the cloud deck today. so if you like it cool, today's the day. tomorrow a bit of a warmup and more dramatic warmup throughout the middle of the week. how long does it last? i'll have those answers in a few minutes. liz? >> thanks, lisa. in about a half hour, mayor london breed will address the public after the violence last night. she implemented a curfew beginning at 8:00 tonight to stop looters. abc7's cornell bernard is live in union square with another update on what you're seeing there. >> we are seeing a lot of destruction and cleanup and windows being boarded newspaper preparation of possible more violence and more vandalism tonight.

we're here in front of the westin st. francis, where a lot of the windows -- in fact 16 of them, are being boarded up as we speak. we are seeing a lot of this happening and a lot of boarding of windows powell street, where windows were shattered. we're showing the swarovski swa store, where looters ransacked horribly overnight. almost nothing left signed. we have video of the saks fifth avenue store on post street being looted. witnesses say hundreds of people were on the street last night. roughly 20 to 25 stores vandalized from market street to powell to geary. talked to a few minutes who saw what was happening and said it was very upsetting now that the sun has come up. >> it's sad to see for our country. it's really sad to see.

i hope we can come together as a nation. it's not the same for the peaceful protesters, without a doubt. i saw the protesters go through. it wasn't them. >> reporter: began the night with peaceful protests on the streets of san francisco that descended into violence. mayor london breed said she nerss the anger and frustration over the death of george floyd. the violence on the streets of the city will not be tolerated. we have a statement from the union square business district just a few moments ago saying its heart is broken. it understands the protests. it understands the message, but looting after three months of a lot of businesses not being able to do business due to covid-19 is certainly not the answer. we'll hear more from the mayor hopefully in a news conference later this hour. we're live in union square, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we will be standing by for that. thank you, cornell.

mare breed's public safety press conference came after looting already started in the city. this is video of looters breaking into stores in chinatown. you can see a crowd hanging around and someone throws an object, there it is, to break through the front door. other stores like krcvs were hi by looters. but it did not stop people from breaking the boards down and looting. and emeryville, people were coming out of best buy with electronic devices. one of best buy's vehicles was set on fire -- there it is -- and looters hit the bay street shopping sinter, h&m and ross was hit. a colleague of mine said nordstrom rack was impacted. a lot of stores impacted there. oakland mayor libby schaaf said the violence she saw last night crossed the line and she urged people to stay home. oakland police -- i want to show you this -- they released

preliminary information about incidents during these protests. these are the totals from friday and saturday night from oakland pd. they say in total from two nights now 21 people were arrested by oakland police. ten people were arrested by outside agencies. and six oakland police officers were injured. seven officers from outside agencies were injured. no injuries to officers happened this past night. all of those injuries were friday night into saturday morning. now in the north bay, protests in santa rosa also turned violent. police stopped crowds from entering the downtown transit mall. you see glass window panes were broken. officers used tear gas to disperse the protesters after police were getting rocks and bottles thrown at them. last night they advised businesses to close early and residents avoid the downtown area. there's no word yet from the police department how many people were detained or arrests or if there were any injuries.

let's go national now to washington, d.c. where protests raging outside the white house. inside president trump on twitter threatening to retaliate with, in his words, vicious dogs and ominous weapons. cecilia vega has the details. >> reporter: overnight, that chaos erupting just steps from the white house, but i show of force by the president's make america great again supporters did not happen. earlier in the day the president essentially inviting those supporters to show up tweeting, tonight i understand is maga night at the white house? he later denied he was stoking racial tensions. >> by the way, they love african-american people. maga loves black people. >> reporter: and in a tweet that critics said evoked images of civil rights, police siccing dogs on protesters, the president said nobody came close to breaching the fence. if they had, they would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs and most ominous weapons i had ever seen 6789 also in the president's line of fire, d.c.'s democratic mayor.

he accused her of not letting local police intervene in the protests outside the white house but that false claim was quickly contradicted, not just by washington officials but also the president's own secret service, who said d.c. police were indeed very much part of the response. >> what used to be heard in dog whistles we now hear from a bull horn. >> reporter: while president trump said he did speak with george floyd's family, floyd's brother is now speaking out too, saying in that conversation he couldn't even get a word in. >> it was so fast, he didn't give me the opportunity to even speak. it was hard. i was trying to talk to him but he just kept like pushing me off, like i don't want to hear what you're talking about. i just told him, i want justice. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news, washington. and san francisco congresswoman and house speaker nancy pelosi has a message for our country in crisis. >> let's come together. let's be prayerful, especially on sunday morning, about how we can put our differences aside

because this is the greatest country in the world and we want to live up to the legacy of america. >> speaker pelosi appeared on "this week" this morning. she said she tends to ignore what the president said because he should be a unifying force in our country, and quote, her words, not to fuel the flame in response to the protests. still ahead on abc7 mornings, as the bay area deals with the coronavirus, we continue to see racism targeting asians. but graffiti in a neighborhood and why police say it will help catch the suspect. here's a live look of emeryville and the bay area this morning. it's not going to be so rainy we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden.

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a bay area couple is one of the first to be married by video conference. thomas and clee wanted have a

traditional wedding in costa rica. before it took place, the pandemic hit. the couple said they didn't want to wait because they wanted to file adoption paperwork soon so they said their i dos online instead. they only got 20 minutes notice but had the ceremony in their living room. they even put the online to give them a wedding vibe. congratulations. and two astronauts successfully reached the international space station. >> we just heard a soft capture. we have docking. that coming at 7:16 a.m. pacific time. >> reporter: the crew "dragon spacecraft" docked about two hours ago after yesterday's spacex falcon 9 launched from cape canaveral. first time they launched in nearly a decade. it took about 19 hours to get up there and they made it. lisa, that is so cool. we needed something like that. >> yes, absolutely.

breathtaking to watch that. a lot of clouds here back home on earth. temperatures mild in the low 60s. looks like it will be a rather cloudy day for the north bay. what about the rest of the bay? we'll talk about that and big warmup for some of you coming this week. also next, george kittle is the heart and soul of the 49ers. and he's entering the final year of his contract. why the next deal could set the market for tight ends coming up.

welcome back. here's a live look from our santa cruz camera. it's 61, 62 now in santa cruz. very calming picture. i think something we can all use right now. a little bit of serenity and calmness. it's been a very intense, emotional weekend for many people. let's talk sports. both 49ers and warriors are speaking out following the death

of george floyd. the warriors released this statement, saying we condemn in no uncertain terms racism and violence perpetrated against members of the black community, and we call on all people to channel their justifiable aanger into creating a more just and equitable society. 49ers owner jed york released a statement that reads in part, heinous acts have been committed in recent weeks. before we're all able to realize impactful change we must have the courage and compassion as human beings to come together and acknowledge the problem. black women and children and other oppressed minorities continue to be systemically oppressed against. and they're donating donat million to organizations creating change, the 49ers are. here's the details. >> the 49ers are going to look a little different in 2020. gone emmanuel sanders and buckner. george kittle still on the team

but entering the fiemtd yenal y his rookie deal. his agent said he doesn't care about the tight end market. he's looking to negotiate a george kittle deed. a dual threat in blocking and passing game. the top wideouts julio jones and cooper make $20 million per year. more 49ers news, defensive lineman dee ford rieptly toecen us he played all season last year with a significant injury. he said he battled severe tend nidus as early as training camp but decided the opportunity to help the 49ers roster was too good to pass up. he had 6 1/2 sacks in 11 games before having extensive surgery on his left knee following the super bowl. oochs. >> think about that, i can't believe i played a whole season. we knew at the end of the day what we had to do had to be surgical. but i didn't want to miss the season. we had too much going on.

and i didn't want to miss that. so it's in the bag now. i'm confident in that. the nba could be returning as early as july. commissioner adam silver laid out his proposals with the league's board of governors. according to reports this thursday with team owners is expected to result in the approval of resuming the season at disney's espn wide world of sports complex in orlando. they said on the podcast, returning without fans would take getting used to. >> it would be weird. we feed off the energy from the crowd a lot. i think you can feel the momentum of the game shift back and forth by being in an arena full of fans. it's going to be the true passion of basketball. you're not going to hear anything but us. >> former oakland a's outfielder and longtime major leaguer spoke

to us about competing a thigh an lodge across america. he documented the entire adventure with the film called "let them play." >> the idea of continuing to champion the cause, continue to let people know this is an issue. it's amazing how many people don't realize the connection between the body and the mind. obviously it's something we feel really passionate about. >> you can learn more about the film on let this is spemplayfoundation.org or abc7news.com. that's a look at sports. back to you. a check of the bay area forecast now with lisa argen. it will be drier and warmup later this week. >> it is, it might be gray for some folks but we will work on that as soon as tomorrow. we have some clouds for part of the day. look from mt. tam, you can see sun trying to come out. we have a bit of a break in that low cloud deck.

there are other clouds offshore. so we're going to save the warmup for the entire bay area for tomorrow and really get it going by tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at san jose for pthe week ahead. 75 today, 78 tomorrow and then 90s arrive for tuesday, wednesday. still warm on thursday but big-time cooling friday and saturday. so certainly something for everyone in the next seven days. if you like it cool or if you enjoy the warmth. first day of june tomorrow. last day of may ending on a cooler and cloudier note. exploratorium camera we're looking at the gray sky. satellite and radar composite shows all of this cloud cover offshore. it will influence our weather today. an area of low pressure that is spinning and brings us the clouds today but as we get a wind shift, our marine layer will be shallower tomorrow. that's why we will work on more sun and slightly warmer weather. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. gray out there. 69 in the city, 63 oakland, low

60s in redwood city and san jose about 59 at the coast. and a few peeks of sun, 55 in petaluma. our roof camera looking at nice framed shot here. but you see all of the clouds sacked over into the east bay. cloudy start, clouds in the afternoon. but warmer weather. big warmup tuesday and wednesday. modest warmup tomorrow. and hour by hour you notice we have clouds streaming in from the northwest. still, the component will switch around to a northerly element for your monday. that chews out the fog sooner, dries out the atmosphere and looking at sunshine and numbers responding into the 80s for your monday. look at tuesday though, big warmup. 90s in livermore valley. san ramon valley. upper 90s by the delta. you're getting close to 100. look what happens wednesday.

everyone warms up. we're looking at the dryer wiiid flow and air. thursday is a cooldown. today it is going to be certainly on the cooler side of average. 70 on the peninsula for you in san mateo. mid-60s san francisco. accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds today. partly cloudy tomorrow with a big warmup tuesday. really hot inland wednesday. that summer spread on thursday. and winds will pick up on friday. it will be much cooler as we head towards the end of the week. liz? >> thank you, lisa. as the bay area deals with the coronavirus pandemic, we have seen at times some ugly incidents where hate is the virus. the latest case of discrimination popped up in san mateo. abc7 news anchor >> reporter: the graffiti spotted in san mateo is so

crude, we had to blur most of it out. this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> it started off with generic graffiti and got more racist. >> reporter: dennis has been documenting the hateful graffiti in dozens of photos since last year that show phrases like china disease, go home, china, and more. he's disheartened to see it in areas frequented by children. >> it's right by the stop sign. everyone on the street has to stop here and has to see this. >> reporter: giving the time of recent tweelts from the president targeting china, they're afraid of what could happen next. >> it's very unfortunate. it emboldens the people on the fringe who are secretly racist. now they feel more power to be more open about it. >> reporter: san mateo police have been responsive getting the graffiti cleaned up within a matter of days after it was reported but residents want to know what's being done. >> we're increasing patrol

presence. quip the out the we did high-visibility patrols and asked them to invest in eye security camera system. >> reporter: in addition because these cases are a priority, police are encouraging residents to get involved with their neighborhood watch program and send this strong message -- >> we will catch them and we will make sure that we bring him or her to justice. >> reporter: a message dennis hopes set an example for everyone to work together to combat the hate. >> have a dialogue with them is the only way to reform. >> and san mateo police are asking for your help. if you see graffiti or have video footage of the suspect, give them a call. and abc7 are hosting a town hall on

san francisco's london

breed's live press conference is scheduled to begin at 10:15 live. we will bring that to you live. this is following the demonstrations following the death of george floyd. police arrested 1,700 people nationwide. to recap, san francisco will implement a curfew starting at 8:00 tonight to prevent looting and violence. the city said it will protect peaceful protesters. the fbi is investigating the shooting of two federal officers during the protests in oakland on friday. one of them has died. officials say the shooting is related to the demonstrations. a national coalition of pieolic unions, including san francisco and san jose, are calling for peaceful protests. that's a wrap on what we know now. let's just get a final check of the weather. we're going to see a lot of clouds in the north bay. from san rafael to napa, temperatures climb into the 60s and settle in the mid-70s. elsewhere around the bay, warmer in the east bay. upper 70s and mid-70s in san

jose. not a whole lot of range due to the cloud cover keeping our temperatures uniform. that changes tomorrow as we get a warmup inland with a thinner marine layer. sunshine and back into the low 80s, mid-70s around the bay. and mini heat wave comes our way tuesday and wednesday. still on the warm side thursday but pretty nice with that range. by friday and saturday, it is windy. certainly a lot cooler. pretty good week ahead. enjoy some more sun as we get towards monday. >> sounds good. thank you for joining us here on abc7 news mornings. we will bring you san francisco mayor london breed's live virtual press conference as soon as it begins here. it's slated to start at 10:15 a.m. we will be back and stream it on our website and news app.

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