also on davis street. same street at that walmart and also lots of looting happening there. they do have a curfew here in san leandro. they implemented a curfew and you saw that last night there was still a lot of unrest and a lot of crime committed here. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning police in hayward investigating and someone broke into richardson tactical overnight. you can see a busted window at the shop and the gate was also busted and people trying to repair it. police haven't said what was taken from the store. new this morning, three people have been detained after shots were fired at the oakland police administration building. it happened just after midnight on the building on seventh street and officers made the arrest ten blocks away and no one was hurt. six bay area cities are under curfew. in walnut creek the curfew is in effect until 5:00 this morning.

for the next seven days or until further notice. santa clara's curfew runs the same hours and will extend until further notice. the curfew in san francisco will run indefinitely. danville declared a state of emergency and issued a mandatory curfew that ends at 5:00 this morning and a one-night curfew in place in pleasant hill. that ends at 5:30 this morning. businesses in the mission district were also looted. the damage left after a jewelry store was broken in to will not stand for outsiders doing damage. >> if you know your history, you know there is what we call infiltrators, instigators, provoc tors that come in because they want to discredit our movement. they want to discredit our anger. >> the leaders are calling on

hard by looters.rk with police following two nights of george floyd protests. laura martinez got reaction. >> we're going to have the story focus in on the looting when it really should be about rals cia inequality. >> boarding up broken windows and ransacked stores. images saturday night show the moments looters dragged out large tvs and other electronics from best buy. other stores burned on day two of george floyd protests. from day, crews around the cm hercules to help clean up shards

of glass in the parking lot. >> the people that destroyed our town have their own personal agenda. they were not marching or walking peacefully to support what's happening to us as a nation. >> reporter: philip says the destruction may take away from george floyd's death, but a part of him understands the destruction made. >> it's unfortunate but i think sometimes people feelnly way th and sometimes comes to destruction. and it's not something 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 fix all these windows and bring these businesses back and we will be stronger. we've gone through this before. let's focus in on the human cost and not so much on property. >> reporter: lauren martinez,

abc7 news. a walnut creek woman was in a walgreens on north main street when looters burst into the store. she was picking up a prescription for her child when 75 people stormed inside. they took alcohol and whatever else they could grab. massey took this moment and the pharmacy shut its window. >> i was terified and please know i have three kids. i was terrified. i was really lucky to run and find an emergency exit door. >> massey says it was scarier once she got outside because more looters in cars speeding everywhere. despite the scattered violence most of the protests in the bay area in hayward more th gathered outside the police station. the group chanted slogans demanding justice. a show of solidarity from napa's police chief.

you can see chief robert plumber took a knee. napa police showed him meeting with demonstrators and the department wrote, we are with you. the demonstration at may and third was peaceful. actor jamie foxx will join leaders for a kneel-in protest today. they're demanding an end to the killing of black people and removing racist officers from police departments. that protest is set to start at 11:00 this morning outside san francisco city hall. the unrest not only exists here in the bay area, but really around the world. jobina fortson is live with what happened in protests oer >>s, t. demonstrations are happening in almost every major city across the country and also overseas in berlin and also in london. some peaceful protests were quickly overshadowed like incidents you see here. through crowd in minneapolis yesterday.

thankfully no protesters were hurt and the driver was arrested. the driver's motives are unclear at this time. some protesters in washington, d.c., set a large fire near the white house while shouting, quote, you are the threat to police. george floyd's brother, terrance floyd said this is not what his brother would have wanted. >> you could be angry and be frustrated, but channel it in another way where justice will be served. >> demonstrations are planned for later today and this week and i will be tracking all of it and bring you the latest from the live desk. kumasi, back to you. >> thank you, jobina. a minnesota attorney general is now leading the prosecution of cases arising from the death of george floyd. he says he wants people to give people, quote, a dose of reality. he's asking for people's trust and promise to pursue justice relentlessly. meanwhile, houston police want to give floyd's funeral a police escort. the department says it will use a high level of security to

transport the houston native's body, similar to when an officer dies in the line of duty. two atlanta police officers are out of a job for using what the mayor calls excessive force on two college students during a protest. the video you're about to watch may be difficult to see. body camera video captured the officer tasing before being forcefully drag out. the female passenger was also pulled out of the car. she says it was the worst experience of her life. one of the fired men said he heard officers yell gun. he deployed his taser to, quote, defuse the situation. six target stores remain closed this morning because of the protest over george llasvi olandocatn arpr stos aosprese abe

looting. the drugstore chain hasn't published a complete list of the stores due to the fluuidity of the situation. coming up next, new developments in the investigation into the killing of a federal officer in oakland being called domestic terrorism. also, more counties moving into phase two of reopening. what you'll be able to do now. but, first, it's 4:38 and checking in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. hi, everybody. let's start with temperatures down in the south bay where we're mainly right around 60 degrees. 57 to 60 under cloudy conditions down in the south bay. let's take a look at some other neighborhoods and pretty much 50s everywhere. 52 in bodega and here's a look at your commute. 57 and mostly cloudy right now but i haven't heard of any reports of drizzle and maybe a

touch of mist near half moon bay this morning and some of our coastal mountains. but even that has been very few and far between. let's take a look at your commute planner. low clouds and cool conditions this morning and a lighter breeze out on the bay. here's a look at the peninsula. 65 at 10:00 and mid 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours and 68 at 8:00. let's take a look at your 12-hour planner for the east bay. 58 this morning and 66 at noon and a few low 70s for a couple hours and down to 64 at 8:00 and for san francisco we're in the 50s throug 10:00. mid 60s pretty close to where we should be this afternoon and down to 62 at 8:00. you might need a light jacket then. we'll talk about some 90s coming back to the forecast for a couple days and show you that in the accuweather forecast. first, let's say goodern moi moo jobina. >> first off, i want to let our essential workers know that we

have tolling resuming on bay area express lanes. that starts at 5:00 a.m. and we'll take you to a live look at walnut creek. just a couple things to remember here. express lanes on interstate 580 in alameda county and 680 in contra costa county and southbound 680 over the sunol grade in alameda and santa clara counties and reinstate the rate tolling polic

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abgs we'll staoo t the flags on the ferry building sometimes they're kind of just stoic and other times just flapping a little bit and that is the key to today's forecast. back off the accelerator on the sea breeze and allow temperatures to return back to seasonal levels that you can see in your planner mid to upper 50s and near 60 at the coast and mid to upper 70s for the rest of us. really nice evening. 71 to 75. as you look around the state, a few showers out there and they'll stay to our south and also our north mainly up in the sierra and possibly north of chico. 103 in palm springs to 60 in eureka. we'll take a look at our seven-day planner next. kumasi? 12 people are displaced after a fire at an apartment building in oakland. flames broke out just a few

blocks north of lake merritt. crews say they were able to stop the fire from spreading and caused minimal damage to the building and the car is parked outside and thankfully no one was hurt. investigators are looking for a white van in connection with the killing of a security officer at downtown oakland's 53-year-old dave patrick underwood died after being shot by a gunman in a passing van on friday night. surveillance video shows the video and another security officer was also hurt. the fbi has taken the lead now on this investigation and teams continue to scour this area for evidence. a memorial to underwood has gone up outside the courthouse guard station. you can see some of the bulletholes are still there. the department of homeland security official calls his killing an act of domestic terrorism. oakland city and leaders are speaking out against the destruction of property and looting. they said the violence takes away from the message of the protest.

>> i find myself really troubled by the images of young people who maybe not so young people, but who have taken to the streets in oakland who are doing destruction in the name of our. >> leaders also call for the arrest of officers involved in other fatal shootings that have happened locally. they also denounce the shooting of two federal guards at the oakland federal building. happening today, several bay area counties will openen t phase. child care facilities and museums will reopen. san mateo will allow in-store retail and religious services and some beaches will open back up. in marin outdoor dining, curbside library and retail may resume. some but not parks and beaches will reopen, too. i know it's a lot, we have a full list of the information and resources to help you during this pandemic so you can go to

abc7news.com/coronavirus and find pages dedicated to related stories and information you need about the virus. a san mateo county couple are the first to be married by video. they wanted to have a traditional cambodian-style ceremony during a tedestination wedding in costa rica. the couple did not want to wait because they want to file adoption paperwork soon so they filed their i dos online instead. they did it in their living room and the county official even brought his laptop into a chapel just to give them that wedding vibe. i like this. congratulations. >> yeah. that is awesome, isn't it? bo eeoll it off. the situation so, congratulations for that. and moving forward, also, with the adoption. let's talk about what is going on. beautiful shot from our exploratorium camera back at

pier 15 back across a mostly cloudy san francisco and temperatures 55 degrees and brighter today and that means a little bit warmer but nothing out of control. at least not today. that hit us tomorrow and then by the weekend we're looking at a slight chance of showers and not what happened over the weekend. no, i a great time watching those thunderstorms roll in and hopefully you enjoyed the wet weather also. seasonal tonight with a little bit of fog near the coast and low cloudiness at 7:00 and notice by noon still hanging around the coast and still pushing across the golden gate bridge and that will dry up a little bit this afternoon by 7:00 it starts to make that eastward push once again. but notice it is not going to be nearly as extensive tomorrow which will allow tomorrow to be warmer than today. today we get back to average under a partly cloudy sky. now, as you head up the peninsula, we start at 75 and drop down to 69 at millbrae and mid 60s along the coast and downtown san francisco and

sausalito. and little breezier at the north bay coast and upper 70s to low 80s and about 77 to 82 there and along the east bay sure berkeley at 71 and 74 at union city in fremont and into the valleys we go in the 80s making their return. low to mid 80s. 80 to 85. tonight is pretty comfortable. temperatures in the mid 50s to near 60. half moon bay a little cooler at 60. so, look at that big jump tomorrow, especially away from the coast. hottest wednesday as we try to reach triple digits in a few inland neighborhoods. the sea breeze reaches the bay and the coast thursday. all of us friday and then coolest saturday and sunday. and that slight chance of showers saturday. we'll keep an eye on it for you, kumasi. >> thanks, mike. apple is closing apple stores because of the widespread protest and looting. here's techbytes. >> apple closing stores because of protest violence. the number of locations across the u.s. will remain closed beonrns.

the closuresook effect justen m closed because of coronavirus. president trump has spoken with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on the phone over growing controversy between the trump administration and social mead i a. he raised concern with the president on friday regarding his tweets about the nationwide protests. nearly two years after it was availed atari's console is ready to hit stores. about 500 production models should leave the factory by the middle of the month. atari still has not said what games will be available on the system. those are your techbytes. have a good day. one giant step for america's space program. two astronauts get a hero's welcome after a welcome to the international space station. two

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so, that's that slight chance of wet weather we talked about just a second ago in the seven-day forecast. if we get anything out of this, a couple of hundredth of an inch of rain. right now if it does not look tropical like what we had over the weekend. so, it is june. one of our driest months and this will be just one of those few chances of wet weather. we'll talk about some warmer temperatures coming up next. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. two nasa astronauts are getting down to business this morning after a historic mission to the international space station. >> we have bob entering the international space station. >> hugs and handshakes greeted the pair yesterday. now, this is the first time that astronauts launched from the u.s. in nearly a decade. the two did it on a crew dragon spacecraft that was launched by falcon 9 record on saturday. it is supposed to return to earth in about four months. nasa says this missionould

extended. graduation celebrations continued across the bay area this weekend. a graduation parade was held for the 2020 graduates in lafayette. the school's actual graduation is on june 4th. it will take a pretty unique format because of social distancing. all diploma will be recorded in advance and then played and families will be invited to attend portions of the socially distanced ceremony. lifted spirits this weekend and you're about to hear how. ♪ >> yes. come sing by my house. krista wigle and her partner joseph raymond meyers is with the symphony silicon valley. they held a free concert and received a huge round of applause there as you can hear

from neighbors. what a gift. those are good neighbors to have. >> i want that. >> right. >> yes. i am going to go to my neighbors today, can you sing? can you youra talent? can you entertain us? we'll return to average as we bump the temperatures up four to seven degrees from 62 to 67 today and 80s near livermore and possibly around napa and 75 in redwood city and oakland about 7 72. you'll like that compared to tomorrow. 70s around the coast and 90s inland and even hotter as we head towards wednesday and some 100s trying to sneak in around antioch and fairfield.tely b t h mio uppernd inland to krsday anlready oppingsown t

along the coast and into san francisco and 70s and 80s around the bay and 80s and 90s inland. a two, three-day event if you live in the extreme east bay and not going to be a repeat of last week, that's for sure. no more record highs. still need to use the air conditioner. it will cool down nicely at night. back into the 50s and 60s. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. coming up at 5:00, a curfew implemented in many cities overnight. learning about dozens of arrests after they instructed protesters to go home. a san jose police officer is under investigation. the questionable way he behaved at a protest. and while scenes playing out across the bay area, looters hit a number of businesses and even fighting with each other over stolen goods. and right now we're taking a live look outside. it is 4:56. we'll be right back. i drew, we'll get through

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7ne.t5:00,ea looters hit a number of businesses and even fighting with each other over stolen goods. plus curfews implemented in a half dozen bay area cities. the arrests that happened after protesters were told to go home. good morning, everybody. it is monday, can you believe it? it's june 1st. >> we have made it. >> have we? >> i actually couldnt believe it this morning when i woke up. but here we are. here we are. yes. a lot to cover this morning, obviously. but we'll start with meteorologist mike nicco looking at our forecast. hi, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, kumasi. thanks for joining us this monday morning. june 1st and feel a little warmer today. feel like summer because meteor logical summer starts today. the three warmest months we know

in san francisco. september and october are just