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night has fallen around the bay area. several cities are now under curfew, after a wave of violence and looting has swept through the region this >> it is frustrating. but to channel it. in another way. with justice that will be served. >> it was the death of george floyd at the hands of a minneapolis police officer that sparked the protests. his brother, pleading for cooler heads to prevail. >> but it has been anything but calm in the bay alleted tod th iges oveand over >> f busin they are trying to pick up the pieces, after they were hit by thieves and vandals over the weekend. the damage is unlike anything we've seen in recent memory. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lin. lin

>> i'm eric thomas. six cities under curfew, danville, starting at 10:00 tonight through 5:00 tom morning and pleasant hill's curfew started at 9:30 and ends tomorrow morning at 5:30. and santa clara is ordering people to stay home from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. and the order remains in effect through further notice. and san francisco also began curfew tonight during those same hours. the city leaders say that curfew will be extended indefinitely. >> san jose is ordering people to stay home from 8:30 p.. to 5:00 in the morning. more the segment search days. or until further notice. >> the curfew went into e at 6:00 p.m. in walnut creek following looting in the broadway plaza every through 5:00 a.m. and is expected to last until june 8th or could be lifted sooner. san jose also has issued a citywide curfew, effective tonight, as protests continue in response to the death of george

floyd. we have a team coverage. a team on the story beginning with luz pena in san jose, where earlier she spoke to protesters and city leaders about the decision. >> black lives matter. >> tonight, san jose joins several cities, across the bay area, announcing a citywide curfew. the protesters knew time was ticking. >> they don't have a curfew, and they want to get their money back from black people, and they put a curfew back on black people, who are protesting for our lives again. >> at the front le ofhe protest is miles white, a san jose resident and tech worker who says all he wants is to be treated equally. >> we're tired of courtrooms looking at us and trying us unfairly. tired of police looking at us and beating us to death. >> reporter: tensions ran high and police officers kept the line while many around took a knee. in the crowd we met jennifer

newberry. to her, this protest was personal. >> i wanted to be here with my son. it is important for me, to support that. >> calling for change. >> the one thing that i hope that changes is what she said, she said we want peace. >> reporter: the last sko , days, san jose has seen unrest and violent protests. >> we have seen however seen episodes of violent protest, ranging from the horrific with the woman who drive her suv through the crowd injuring two bystanders. >> this will extend until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow and last seven days. >> the curfew is rounding out law enforcement across the city. >> tonight, we will be full bloom up to 400 officers. >> chief garcia says arrests will be made if necessary. >> what are the consequences of

those who do not follow the order? >> so it is a vehicle code violation, what we will say we will be very judicious in the way we use it. >> essential activities will continue. luz pena, abc 7 news. a short time ago, we also learned a santa clara county superior court will be closed tomorrow, partially because of the curfew and for safety concerns. we've been tracking the looting across the bay area, since early this afternoon. sky 7 capturing arrest and the damage left behind at several malls. abc 7 news reporter jr stone joins us live from the newsroom and what's the situation look like now, jr? >> reporter: eric, it is a very active one, as i speak. now, after the curfew went into that crowd out of the area, near city hall. but within the last hour, things have gotten busy here in the city. this curfew is currently in

effect. san francisco police with several individuals detained just after 10:00 p.m., near sixth and market. the latest in what has been a very active night all across the bay area. this looting caught on video at the bayfair mall in san leandro around 8:45 sunday night. dozens of people storming into the designer shoe warehouse, and the ulta beauty location next door, looters going in and out for several minutes, and no sign of police that they did. so officers would eventually make it to the store. most if not all of the looters had left the area. the looting started well before that in walnut creek, just before 6:00 p.m., looters fighting amongst each other, for the clothes they had just taken. eventually, packing the items into their car, and driving off. the target store on main street, and the macy's store on broadway plaza hit by looters. we were there as officers arrived and made their way into the store through the broken glass.

just after 6:30 in the evening, reports of looting came in at the best buy in pleasant hill. when we arrived, you could see the heavy police presence. to oakland we go. just past 7:00 p.m. a sky 7 arrived, on a dozen looters that stormed out of the shoe palace location, and some packing their cars and hitting the road. but not everyone got away. at least one arrest was made. and it was all caught on video. you can see, as the man's hands are up in the air. while hundreds of people were involved in a peaceful rally sunday afternoon, in san francisco, just after 8:00 p.m., dozens of officers in riot gear cleared that area away from city hall. >> and mayor london breed was in the mission district of san francisco this afternoon, involved in a peaceful rally, for george moment that angered her when white protesters showed up outside her homerday. >> all white people yelling black lives matter protesting in front of my house. that didn't bother me as much as

the taunting of me coming outside, with figure torches in their hands, looking like what used to happen when the kkk would show up to black people's houses and burn their houses down. don't come for me. because i'm not the one. >> and i will tell you, just to update the situation, i did receive word at a livermore, out of livermore tonight that the safeway had to close early because of looting. also reports of looting in east san jose. now, if we get word of any have the situations across the bay, we'll update you during this newscast. eric, dion, now back to you. >> jr, thank you very much. an abc 7 viewer shared this video earlier in the day, san francisco used a muni bus to transport somof are always available for critical news, ce officers.

a san jose police officer has been taken off the street and now under an internal affairs investigation, after video surfaced of him appearing to taunt protesters on friday. abc 7 i-team reporter, dan has been digging into the controversy, and dan joins us now with the story. >> reporter: there are two videos of the officer that have exploded on twitter and tonight, they had an impact at san jose city hall. friday in san jose, 33-year-old san jose police officer jared appears ready for action, swaying with his projectile launcher, his demeanor draws a reaction from the crowd. >> they have a smile on their faces. >> he runs away and back and says -- >> andrea pritchett is a founding member of berkeley cop watch. >> he was escalating an already making it worse, and thus endangering members of the public. >> reporter: in a second video, a woman asks him, why are you on that side? he answers --

>> seconds later, he reaches around another officer and fires a projectile. the scuffle is on. cop watch points out those projectiles can be dangerous fired that way. >> they are a crowd control weapon. they're meant to disburse crowds, and they're not meant to be fired at close range. >> those videos spread across twitter today. and this evening, san jose's police chief announced he has removed the officer from street duty and under an internal affairs investigation. >> i'm not happy with his actions. i'm sure if he was sitting here, we be embarrassed as well but i will tell you, i know jared, and he is a good kid who made a mistake and let his emotions get the better of him. >> the only a on the san jo city counci the officer should not be fired. >> we have to see and call out wrong, but we need to provide space to win people's hearts and minds, and allow them a chance to atone, and to win allies, as

we continue on the righteous act. >> reporter: public records show that the officer nguyen earned $225,000 last year i you count overtime and benefits and on the job force six years. >> dan, we appreciate that report. a walnut creek woman had quite a square tonight. she was inside a store as it was being looted. shaner massey was at the walgreen's and said she was picking up a prescription for her child when more than 75 people stormed inside and started taking alcohol and whatever they could grab. massey took this video the moment the looters came innd e terrified. and i have three kids. i was terrified. i was really lucky to run and find the emergency exit door. >> she was still shaking hours

after. massey says that it was even scarier once she got outside because there were more looters and more cars speeding everywhere. thousands of people joined together in oakland during a car caravan demanding justice for george floyd. sky 7 shows us the cars lined up near the port of oakland this afternoon, and that line went on for miles and miles. drivers headed from the port into downtown, some of those cars, you can see there, had signs on them. they drove around lake merit, where cyclists and walkers then joined. and organizers say they're not just protesting for floyd, but also for all black people who have died at the hands of police. that protest was peaceful, and as you can hear, loud. >> cleanup efforts will continue across parts of san francisco, this week, after this weekend's protests led to violence and looting. most doors on maple lane and grant street in jowere hit by ls and the swarovski crystal store

was looted leaving nothing left. >> the looting part, i don't agree with. we want to ensure that our message is heard. we're definitely at a point of being fed up. and we want our message, and justice to be served. >> the union square business improvement district says many stores were set to reopen monday after being closed for months because of the shelter in place order. after businesses in the mission were looted and destroyed overnight, mayor london breed along with community leaders, with both latino and black organizations gathered today to speak out against violence during protests. this video shows the damage left behind after a jewelry store in the mission was broken into last night. speakers at the news conference today said they stand with george floyd, and protesters, but will not stand for outsiders causing damage in their community. >> did you know, if you know inigators,ant to w ther is e ll

discredit our movement. they want to discredit our anger. >> organizers called on protesters to keep things peaceful and to work with police rather than against moving forward. still ahead on abc 7 news, at 11:00, we are back in emeryville. the night after we watched the bay street area get hit by looters. the mayor's plea to those who were behind the chaos. >> and new developments in the investigation into the killing of a federal officer in oakland which is being called domestic terrorism. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. tracking hot weather, making a comeback i

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thank you for staying with us, everybody. we are taking a live look, from san leandro. this is sky 7. over the scene of a home depot, where we have been watching for the past few minutes, looters, in progress, vandals, you can see several people jumping down from what appear to be a stack of plywood boards, loading what they can into their hands, or into carts, with cars just waiting. doors open. there appears to be something being thrown out of one of those vehicles. this unfortunately has been the scene, similar cases of it, across the bay area, all evening long. >> and dion, we have just learned that san leandrourw unt cis jt you'reer tse ay,ee, i sorry, did i say 8:00 a.m.?

it is 5:00 a.m., the curfew is now in effect. there comes somebody running out apparently some merchandise and stuffing it into that car right there. and people running back more news for you right now, in the east bay, the community of emeryville was hit hard by looter, several stars are now borded up following night two of george floyd protests. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez got reaction. >> we will have this story focusing in on the looting when it really should be about racial in equality. >> reporter: emeryville is boarding up broken wdo c 7turd from best buy. other stores burned on day two of george floyd protests. on sunday, crews around the emeryville community could be seen putting up plywood. at the pal street plaza, a

parade of cars and drove by to capture the aftermath. >> it is literally picking up the pieces and starting a fresh. >> george and his wife drove from hercules drove to help clean up chards of glass in the parking lot. >> they had their own personal agenda. they were not marching, or walking peacefully, to support what is happening to us in the nation. >> phillips says the destruction may take away from george floyd's death, but a part of him understands the destruction ma s is unfortunate but sometimes i think people feel this is the only way they can be heard. and so it sometimes comes to disruption. it is not something that i endorse. i guess i understand where it's coming from. >> reporter: the mayor of emeryville says until we work on inequities, we shouldn't be surprised of people breaking the law. >> property, we can fix.

we can fix all of these windows. we can bring these businesses back and they will be stronger, we've gone through this before, but let's treat people well and let's focus in on the human cost and not so much on property. a local business owner in oakland says looters hit this chevron early this morning. he provided surveillance video to abc 7 showing people stealing from the store. he says he lost 50% of his business, due to the pandemic. and this is just not fair. >> a chase bank and a mercedes-benz dealership were among businesses that were vandalized and some looted. friday night, along broadway and in oakland's chinatown neighborhood. police say they're using surveillance camera footage and other evidence to identify 40 to 60 looters. the fbi says it is taking a lead in the investigation into the killing of a federal protective service security officer, at a downtown oakland courthouse frooit friday night.

53-year-old david patrick underwood from pinol after being shot by a gunman in a passing van. another security officer was wounded. the fbi says teams are scouring the area for evidence. a memorial to underwood has gone up outside the courthouse guard station. you can still see. so bullet holes there. a department of homeland security official called this killing an act of domestic terrorism. time now to check in with drew tuma and get the forecast. drew? >> yes, and we're going to find over the next couple of days, eric and dion, hotter temperatures will make another comeback. thankfully this next round of heat is not nearly as long or as intense as last week's heat wave. live doppler 7, along with the satellites showing hanging on to cloud cover overhead. mostly cloudy skies do continue. and that is having an impact on our continues right now. we have been very slow to cool off. after our highs in the 60s and the 70s. in fact, some cities are still in the 60s right now.

61 in concord. and same in san jose. we're at 56. in the city. and 60 in oakland. and 55 in santa rosa. half moon bay one of the cooler spots at 52 degrees. live doppler 7, along with the satellite, you can see a lot of cloud cover, moving into northern california. a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere. not enough to create any rain. but it keeps that muggy influence overhead tonight. we will see drier skies prevailing. and clearer skies prevailing tomorrow afternoon. so overnight tonight, stars and clouds out there. numbers falling into the low and mid 50s overnight tonight. you can see only dropping about five or so degrees from where we are right now. not all that chilly for this time of the year. and looking at the day tomorrow, we will break it down. we start out with a lot of cloud cover, fog along the coast, for our monday, and then we will find decreasing clouds, throughout the morning, so the afternoon, looking much different, a lot of sunshine, and clear skies, and temperatures warmer than today, in the 70s, and mid-80s. away from the coast.

so a close look at highs, 83 in concord, with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon tomorrow, and 78 in san jose. about 82 in santa rosa, the city will be breezy tomorrow. 67 with afternoon sunshine. and 72 in san mateo, and the same in oakland. now, future tracker temperatures will find those numbers just continue to excel. tuesday afternoon, the hottest spots going well into the mid 90s, and by tuesday afternoon, even close to the coast, we're in the 70s, and if not mid-80s. and it looks like wednesday, it will be the hottest day we have, all week. but we're getting very close to 100. in our hottest cities by wednesday. even in oakland, we're in the mid-80s. and 90s expected in the south bay and in the city approaching the upper 70s. rather warm on wednesday. thankfully we have a sea breeze on thursday and that is going to help to eliminate some of the heat along the coast and around the bay. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, for the next seven days, morning clouds, to sun, on your monday. and much warmer tuesday, and

especially into wednesday, and wednesday is just a hot afternoon. no matter where you live. but we get relief on the coast, coming on thursday. and then friday, it just turns windy across the entire bay area. much cooler as well. and eric and dion, next weekend looks like a blend of sun and clouds. cool for june. in the 60s. and low 70s. >> all right, drew, thank you very much. you know you've seen frightening pictures of vandalism and shocking pictures of theft but it is vital to notice we have seen several peaceful protests in the bay area.

breaking news. a live look at sky 7 of what is going on at a shopping mall in san leandro. we watched for the last few minutes as car after car pulled up and began looting a home depot here. multiples of people going inside and coming out with merchandise, throwing it into their cars, and driving often.

and as they would leave, more people would arrive, to take their place. but now, we see poli v scene. code three. with their lights flashing. there was also a ross, a clothing store, nearby, that appeared to be getting hit as well. there's a couple of helicopters flying around the scene. and right now, it looks like the perpetrators of the looting there have left. the police are still on the lookout for anybody who might still be there. any stragglers who might still be there. and of course, we will keep you informed. we want to move on now to a show of solidarity today from napa's police chief. you can see right here, in the middle of your screen, the chief took a knee along with a group of protesters. napa police tweeted photos showing the chief meeting with demonstrators and the department wrote, we are with you. police say the demonstration at main and third street was peaceful. as you can imagine, there were other protests thatday, including one in the east bay,

over in hayward, more than 100 people gathered outside the police station in protest of the killing of george floyd. this video you see here is from sky 7. the group chanted slogans demanding justice. residents in benicia held a peaceful protest today. take a look at this picture. officers took a knee as the crowd held a moment of silence for george floyd and shook hands with protesters and demonstrators say they were allowed a peaceful protest. we have seen it all, former san francisco

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minneapolis police custody may be the catalyst of the protest we're seeing but the anger and frustration behind it has been building for decades maybe since our country was forwarded, at least that's what former san francisco mayor willie brown told me in a conversation this afternoon. >> the whole business of policing in this country has had its roots in how america was formed and how we ultimately got where we are, and believe me, that is still the case today, as it was then. we just don't acknowledge it. and we've not acknowledged >> and unless you had a multitude of eyewitnesses, their story would hold. >> there is just no question, no question, that more often than

not, white cops got away with doing to black people what this particular officer had, did, that was recorded. the business of being able to prove it has always been the problem. and believe me, in this day and age, all of these cameras, with all of these recording devices, et cetera, this is clear proof. but again, i'm telling you, i don't think that it is going to be satisfactory as a teaching tool, frankly, unless something really bad happens to this cop by way of punishment.

>> he goes on to say that the nation finally acknowledges and deals with the underlying racial inequality, there will be more incidents like the one that claimed the life of george floyd. today, san francisco police chief bill scott spoke of his experience as a los angeles police officer, during the riot in 1992. after four policemen were acquitted of the beating of rodney king. and at the time, scott had only been on the job only two and a half years. >> i was at work, on april 29th, 1992, 64 people died that 64 people. think about that. stay at home. >> scott served with the lapd

for 27 years before coming to san francisco. we are watching the protests around the country over the death of george floyd. the plea tonight, coming from his brother. >> and a powerful picture coming out of s

dramatic pictures tonight, outside the white house, as protesters set a fire. tear gas and loud bangs were heard. this, just one of several chilling images we've seen from around the country. many protests over the death of george floyd have turned violent. >> floyd's brother today pleaded fo abc news reporter, alex has an

update from minneapolis. >> reporter: a dramatic scene unfolding in minneapolis. this tanker truck driving on a closed highway barrelling toward a crowd of protesters. >> taking a moment of silence for george floyd. and you see a truck come barrelling through, trying to kill people. i don't understand. >> reporter: police releasing this mug shot of the driver, now in custody. law enforcement saying miraculously there were no other injuries reported. >> i think the incident just underscoring still the volatile situation we have out there. >> outrage growing across the country, calling the death of george floyd, protesters taking to the streets across the country, some protests growing violent. at least 17 states have activated the national guard to try to maintain order. in philadelphia, police cars vandalized and set on fire.

stores looted in broad daylight. in new york city, an investigation now under way, after two police cruisers drove into crowds of protesters. >> the protest began after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was seen in this disturbing video, jamming his knee into floyd's neck. >> please, i can't breathe. >> chauvin on suicide watch charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. investigators now looking at new video, showing what appears to be minutes before floyd was pinned to the ground and died. floyd can't be seen in the video, but you can see one officer leaning into the police car, scuffling with floyd. so far, the other three officers involved haven't been charged. >> get punished to the full extent for what they did to my brother. >> as the nationsor tibity mor george floyd's brother with this message. >> you can be get frustrated, but channel it, in

another way, with justice, where justice will be served. >> abc news, minneapolis. we are learned president trump was rushed to an underground bunker at the white house during friday's protest. the president was there for under an hour, as protesters scuffled with police outside. he has praised the secret service's response. that bunker was used by vice president dig cheney during the 9/11 attacks. law enforcement leaders throughout the country are taking a knee to honor george floyd. the santa cruz mayor justin cummings and the santa cruz police chief andrew mills led a peaceful protest today to honor floyd and raise attention to police mistreatment of black people. hundreds of local residents joined in in solidarity with that message. one giant step today for america's space program. we're tracking the space-x mission. hear from the two astronauts. and i'm meteorologist drew

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several bay area counties will enter the next phase of reopening from the coronavirus lockdown tomorrow. in san francisco, child care facilities, botanical garden, and outdoor museums will reopen. san mateo county will allow instore retail and religious services to resume. some beaches will reopen. in marin, outdoor dining, curbside and library and outdoor retail can resume. some but not all parks and beaches will reopen too. astronauts launched from u.s. soil in more than a decade are at the international space station. it took nearly an d after liftoff. >> nasa astronauts are now aboard the international space station after docking with the orbiting laboratory sunday morning. >> we have bob entering the international space sti

followed by doug. >> greeted by fellow american, and navy seal chris cassidy, who has been on the space station since april, and two russian cosmonauts. >> obviously been our honor to be just a small part of this. we have to give credit to space-x, the commercial crew program, and of course nasa. it's great to get the united states back in the crew launch business. >> mission control asking the men if they got any sleep during the 19-mour journey? >> we did get probably a good seven hours or so. the first night is always a little bit of a challenge. but the dragon was a slick vehicle. >> the mission making history on saturday. >> three, two, one. zero. ignition. liftoff. >> and they became the first american astronauts to blast off into space, from u.s. soil, for the first time in nearly a decade. >> today, we accomplished the first flight off the florida coast in quite some time. >> they are also the first crew to orbit the earth in a

spacecraft built by a private company, space-x, created by elon musk. the crew dragon capsule now with a new name. >> we would like to welcome you aboard capsule endeavor. >> we both had our first flight on shuttle endeavor, and it just meant so much to us to carry on that name. >> benken and hurley will remain on the space station between one and four months. g g gio benitez, abc news. >> and i have a feeling drew tuma is totally geeking out with all of this. >> that makes two. hi, drew. >> it was fascinating to see the launch yesterday and very cool it go back to space. back here at home, we are tracking a day of increasing sunshine. we'll break it down for you tomorrow. a lot of cloud cover first thing. a morning marine layer and burns off pretty quickly. the afternoon is bright and then warmer temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s a closer look at the highs tomorrow.

74 in fremont. 72 in santa clara. 67 in the city. 83 in concord. 79 the high in napa. so the accu-weather seven-day forecast, shows you warmer weather really moves in here tuesday, and it peaks here on wednesday. with hot temperatures, before it turns cooler and windy to finish out the week and the weekend. and a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> drew, thanks a lot. time now for sports with chris alvarez. >> coming up, in sports, the sports world continues to respond to the death of george floyd. why former cal star jalen brown took 15 hours to be part of a

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the sports world continues to respond and talk about the death of george floyd. michael jordan released a statement in part that says we must listen to each other, show compassion, and empathy, and never turn our backs on senseless brutality. the 49ers are also stepping up

and donating $1 million to local and national organizations that are creating change. the owner jed york released a statement in part that said before we are impactful change we must first have the courage and come pats as human beings to come together and acknowledge the problem. back in 2017 they matched a $1 million donation with colin cap per neck to bay area charities that looked at the situation. jaylen brown drove 15 hours to be in his home state of georgia and he had this message on instagram live as he marched through a peaceful protest. this is a peaceful protest. raising awareness of some of the injustice we've been seeing. it is not okay to have a young person, you got to listen to our perspective. our voice needs to be heard. 23 years old. i don't know all the answers. but i feel like everybody else

is working for sure. >> brown who is also a vice president of the national basketball players association, marched with a mega phone, holding a sign that read "i can't breathe" in reference to the death of floyd on monday. all right, nascar, back in action, at bristol tennessee, still no fans, so that means only a half mile long track and a lot of action. 17 cautions today. three short of the one race record of 20. a lot of pileups. but no issues for other drivers. aside from those wrecked cars. thre battlingoreaelliot gets loose. they both hit the wall. brad kozlowski shoots past both of them to take the lead. the second straight sunday kozlowski has won in the final lap. while the other two are arguing about who who did what, it is kozlowski doing doughnuts. rebound, jr smith.

it will go todas, two years ago, lebron james made that face, and jr smith, dribbled down the clock in game one of the nba finals. he thought the calves had the lead and would pull off the stunning upset and it was a tie and it would be lebron's last games with cleveland. that would be a look at sports. back to you. >> chris, thank you very much. before we leave you this evening, a look back at some of the things we've seen tonight, with the very disturbing things we've seen.d the broadway plaza area, windows broken. stores there vandalized. and the city of walnut creek es morning, and you can see there, some of the people looting the stores, fighting over some of the material they stole out of the stores.

grabbing things from each other, and running off with them. just incredible things to see. >> yes, it is just remarkable. and just how widespread it is. it almost feels like no one is safe from this. we saw the lululemon store the high end neiman marcus and even mom and pop shops along main drags. really it seems to be so widespread. this was actually trending on twitter for a time this evening. with that, that is it for tonight. i'm dion. >> i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continu tor fochris,

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