it is monday. this is abc7ne.t5:00,ea can you believe we made it to june. it's the first of june. a lot of stories that we are looters hit a number of covering this morning, but, first, we want to check in with businesses and even fighting with each other over stolen mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. goods. plus curfews implemented in >> good morning, kumasi, reggie, a half dozen bay area cities. jobina. nice to see you and you at home the arrests that happened after if you're getting up and heading protesters were told to go home. off to work. let's take a look at what is good morning, everybody. going on. a lot of cloud cover on live it is monday, can you believe it? doppler 7 and a few radar it's june 1st. returns across the north bay and >> we have made it. >> have we? a lot of that evaporated before it reaches the ground because so >> i actually couldnt believe dry below 10,000 feet and a it this morning when i woke up. sprinkle is possible. for the most part, it's gray but here we are. here we are. this morning through 7:00 and temperatures pretty close to yes. a lot to cover this morning, average. 55 to 58. as you look at the accuweather obviously. but we'll start with 12-hour planner. meteorologist mike nicco looking stay near 60 along the coast at our forecast. today where it will remainly hi, mike. gray and the clouds will open up >> hi, reggie. hi, kumasi. thanks for joining us this and help us push to 63 to 79 monday morning. around the bay and a comfortable june 1st and feel a little warmer today. 70 to 75 at 7:00. a little mini heat wave and feel like summer because meteor another chance of weekend rain logical summer starts today. coming up in the accuweather the three warmest months we know seven-day forecast. in san francisco. september and october are just here's reggie. as warm.

but we're looking at cloud cover >> mike, thank you. a walmart was looted last and temperatures in the 50s this night in san leandro caught fire morning and trying to sprinkle up in the north bay, but looks and flames inside the building like a lot of that is evaporating before it reaches on davis street. the ground. we'll keep an eye on it for you. alameda county said the source was propane tanks that exploded. 12-hour day planner and main hae no clo cloudy and that will help reach 63 around our bay and inland neighborhood and stay in the 50s at the coast all throughout the day. 74 to 79 pretty close to average as we head to 4:00 and 69 to 75. a comfortable evening on the way. i've got some uncomert ifable he heat coming up in the forecast tomorrow. here's reggie. >> okay, mike, thank you. developing news now. at least 80 people were arrested after the curfew hit in san francisco. protests were mostly peaceful, but shortly after 8:00, officers tried to dispersed crowds near civic center. he said protesters defied the order, threw bottles and started fires. that's when they started arresting people. the curfew remains in effect

until further notice. clean-up looting over the weekend. you're right now at the swarovski crystal store looted friday night. several people say this is not what the protests are about. >> the looting part i do not agree with, but we want to ensure our message is heard. we are 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 today after being closed for months because of the shelter-in-place order. in the east c captured a dozen looters running out of shoe palace. some packed their cars and drovh video.e m w his kneesith his hands up before handcuffed him. a walnut creek sky 7 was

overhead as thieves hit dozens of stores at broadway plaza. you can see looters fought amongst each other for stolen items they took from the stores. they packed up the items into cars and drove off and minutes later officers could be seen moving in. so many cities in the bay area now under a curfew and that includes san jose. we go live to julian glover who is covering it from the police station there. julian? >> goodern moi morning, reggie. tonight is the first night of curfew in place and it felt like the early days of shelter-in-place enacted and quiet for the most part after two days of violence and looting p.as nht a 5:00 this were pres morning. it will run for the next seven days. part of the reason for the curfew is tonned looting the department got wind of for sunday night, all according to police chief eddy garcia after millions of dollars

in damage was done to businesses on friday leading to the arrest of 100 people. >> we have, however, seen episodes of violent conduct ranging from the horrific as we saw with the woman who drove her suv through the crowd. >> what are the consequences of those who do not follow the curfew? >> so, it's a code violation and what i'll say very judicious in the way we'll use it. >> chief garcia making it clear in the news conference sunday announcing the curfew that this is not martial law and that any power to arrest someoatgrf be u judiciously. the curfew allows for very few exceptions in the way first responders and, of course, us, members of the media. so, please, do take this thing seriously. i do have requests with san jose pd to see if anyone was arrested for breaking that curfew. as soon as i hear back, i'll let

you know. i'm julian glover, abc7 news. we're expecting to hear from governor gavin newsom about the demonstrations across the state. he will also provide an update on california's response to covid-19. his news conference starts at noon. you can watch it right here on abc7 and also watch it online at abc7news.com. president trump has remained mostly quiet about the protest and jobina fortson is at the live desk with what is going on at the white house. >> hundreds of protesters rallied outside of the white house throughout the weekend and some even tried to break down the barrier to the white house. but president trump for the most part not visible. we did learn that he was actually taken to an underground concerns thehite house is divided on how to handle the protests. abc reports president trump's chief of staff wants the president to deliver a formal address addressing police officers and the president's senior adviser and son-in-law

jared kushner warned against doing that thinking it would play poorly come november. president trump tweeted over the weekend saying that the u.s. will designate a terrorist organization and he also called on democratic leaders to do more to stop the violence. reggie, i'll send it over to you. >> jobina, thank you. san jose police have taken one of their own off the streets. that person now under an internal affairs investigation. it comes after video surfaced of this officer appearing to taunt protesters friday. abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes has that. >> reporter: 33-year-old police officer jared seems ready for action and his demeanor draws a reaction from the crowd. >> they're having a blast. >> he runs away and back and says -- andrea is a founding member of berkeley cop watch. >> he was escalating and already seemingly tense situation and

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 the projectiles like the same one i picked up can be dangerous fired that way. >> they're a crowd control weapon. they're meant to disperse crowds, et cetera. not meant to be fired at close range. >> reporter: those videos spread across twitter and they have removed the officer from street duty and under an internal affa affairs. >> i am not happy with his actions and i know jared and he's a good kid who made a mistake, who let his emotions get the better of him. >> reporter: the only asian american on the san jose city council says officer should not be fired. >> we have to provide and call out wrongs. but we need to provide space to

win people's hearts and minds and allow them a chance to atone and win allies as we continue on the righteous path. >> public records show that he earned $225,000 last year if you count overtime and benefits. he has been on the job force for six years. dan noyes, abc7 news. the santa clara county superior court will be closed today. court officials say this is in the interest of public safety and several unrest and san jose curfew. they plan to monitor circumstances today and provide updates on reopening tomorrow. that decision is expected to come later today. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. we'll start with some neighborhood temperatures and cloudy along the east bay shore and start with the 60 at oakland. that's the warm spot. and we have a lot of 58s out there and alameda, hayward and union city and let's look at some other cities, antioch and

brentwood and low to mid 60s along with san jose and los gatos and pacifica a little cooler. use it for the backdrop for the activity planner. pretty nice outside. pretty comfortable. moderate pollen out there whether it's tree, grass or weed and a good day to do yard work as things start to dry out and gets it, again, hot for a couple days this week. here's a look at the south bay. 60s through 10:00 and hold on to a lot of cloud cover and a few breaks in clouds for and mid 70s from about 1:00 through 6:00 and 69 at 8:00. let's go up to the north bay and look at the ramp up in temperature here. 57 at 8:00. 10:0065 and moon 7 help us reach 80s for several hours this afternoon. we'll also join you in the low 80s for several hours this afternoon after starting off at 64 at 8:00 and ending up at 76

at 8:00. all right. we've got 90s and possibly some 100s tuesday and wednesday in the forecast. i'll show you that coming up. first time for jobina and traffic. how are we doing this morning, jobina? >> well, mike, we had some minor issues this morning. but cleared up. our essential workers are in good shape. the san mateo bridge and the traffic out there right now. also want to let you know that bay area express toll lanes will resume today. that started at 5:00 a.m. and been in effect for about ten minutes. this means express lanes on 580 and alameda county and 680 in southbound 680 over the sunol grade will reinstate the variable rate tolling policies and that was paused because of the shelter-in-place order. as you can clearly see from our camera people are back out returning to work and slowing

down a little bit as people make their way towards the peninsula. reggie and kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. two bay area companies pledging millions of dollars to address social injustice and the country facing two crises. the ♪ ♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's.

it's ac a looted walmart was set on fire and this comes after protests over the death of george floyd. protests over the weekend turned violent. number two san francisco police arrested 80 people after the curfew went into effect and six other bay area cities are under a curfew. number three. we are expecting to hear from governor newsom today about the demonstrations across the state and the ongoing response to covid-19. you can watch it right here at noon and online at abc7news.com. number four. president trump has yet to officially address the protests. his chief of staff wants him to

publicly support police officers. all right. number five. look at our temperatures. today we climb back to average and a 10 to 15 degree jump puts most of us in the 80s and 90s. i'll let you know how long it lasts coming up in the accuweather forecast. number six. so far so good on our roads right now we're going to take a live look showing you san rafael for our essential workers, i do want to let you know that you can expect more traffic. we've been seeing it pick up as the shelter-in-place orders are still in effect, but people are returning to work. and number seven. two nasa astronauts are waking up this morning at the international space station. hugs and handshakes greeted the pair yesterday as they were launched into orbit by a spacex rocket over the weekend. there has been little social distancing happening across the u.s. as the protests go on and health officials worry this could lead to another spike in

coronavirus cases. jobina fortson following that for us. jobina?ouyeny ooteste to tothes right now and control as hundreds of thousands of people continue to gather. health experts say mask demonstrations are potential hot beds for coronavirus. they also say widespread mistrust in the government will undermine their ability to track covid-19 cases. this comes as states move further into reopening their economies. coronavirus cases in 15 states including california are on the rise right now. kumasi, i'll send it over to you. >> thank you, jobina. san francisco mayor london s up says some proteste at her house. >> all 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 firework torches in their hands looking like what

used to happen when the kkk would show up to black people's houses to burn their houses down. don't come for me. because i'm not the one. >> the mayor spoke yesterday during a peaceful rally for george floyd in the mission district. mayor breed joined protesters and kneeled in solidarity with the african-american community. the death of george floyd may be the catalyst for the protests we're seeing but mayor willy brown said the anger and frustration behind them have been building for decades. eric thomas spoke with him. >> over the history of this country where there's been a confrontation allegedly between a black person and a white cop. the conduct has its heritage in the original conduct between black folk and white folk. and we don't acknowledge it and

we don't deal with it and we don't believe it as a society. we don't believe that that strand of virus is still a part of everyday activity. and it is. >> what was just as appalling is former officer chauvin with his knee on his neck. other officers that just watched it happen. >> it's an unusual policeman who thinks that in an arrest i've got to make sure my partner conducts himself appropriately. that's not how cops think. they really operate on the theory that the arrest is justified and the conduct of the officer is consistent with our training. and our training did not incl e include, i can't breathe.

>> that was abc7 news anchor eric thomas speaking with former san francisco mayor willie brown. he adds unless and until the racial tensions are addressed, we will continue to see indent invol >> $10 million to fight racial injustice. instagram which is owned by facebook is also promoting the #shareblackstories. the financial commitment comes as the menlo park company continues to face backlash over the looting and shooting post that appeared on its platforms last week. the president's phrase, when the looting starts, the shooting starts is a line that was used by segregationists in the 19 sa also responding to the outrage and protests over the death of george floyd. the company is pledging $1 million to address social injustice and racism. intel ceo sent a memo saying

black lives matter, period. the company is also encouraging employees focusing on equity and social justice. all right. let's take a look at what is going on weather wise as we come up on about 5:19 on this monday, june 1st. open the weather window from the exploratorium. partly cloudy this afternoon and help our temperatures rebound to seasonal levels. hot afternoons tuesday, wednesday and especially inland thursday as everybody else starts to get that cooling sea breeze that eventually brings us an unsettled chance of showers. will it be a repeat of last weekend? doesn't look like it quite yet. we have several days until we get there. i really enjoyed those thunderstorms. that was a fun treat. for the meteorologist in me. and the gardner. here's a look at our cloud cover. you can see by noon most of it is back to the coast and most of the fog pouring across the golden gate bridge which will drive by 3:00 and as we head

into the evening hours, a march eastward and not quite as widespread when you wake up tomorrow morning. so, for the afternoon hours,lou in mill pets and san jose 78 and 82 in gilroy and morgan hill. and 69 in millbrae. we have low to mid 60s along the coast today. we're not quite as breezy as it has been. upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 60s and breezy along the north bay coast. you're a little bit cooler and upper 70s to low 80s through the north bay valleys. 71 to 75 along the east bay shore. as you move inland, we have 80 to 85 degrees. all right. lows tonight fall back in the 50s for most neighborhoods. concord out towards antioch and low to mid 60s. my accuweather forecast, tuesday after a little fog tomorrow morning. even warmer for wednesday. and we pull back on that sea breeze starts up especially along the coast and parts of the bay thursday and reaches all of us friday and then with the

showers possible, it's going to be coolest this weekend. temperatures below average. have a good day. muni helped transport san francisco officers during weekend protests. abc7 viewer shared this video with us. its services are always available for critical needs whether it's transporting coronavirus patients or police frs os. thousands of people joined together in oakland. they demanded justice for george floyd in a caravan. sky 7 shows us cars lined up near the port of oakland yesterday afternoon. the line went on for miles. drivers headed from the port into downtown and some of the ey droved lake merrt a walkers joined in. not just protesting for floyd but all black people who died at the hands of police. these protests were peaceful. athletes addresses the death of george floyd and the statement from an nba great.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> it's so rare to get rain in

june and plus it will fall on the weekend potentially. i want to jump ahead to friday. our best chance of showers up in the mountains, the sierra. but look at this as we head to saturday very unsettled weather over our neighborhoods and the system is so cold that some snow possibly falls up in the sierra as we head into sunday afternoon and evening. now, without the convective nature, the thunderstorms, the tropical influence that we had over the weekend, rainfall amounts will be much less than what some of us received over the weekend. looks like a tenth or less in most neighborhoods. and up to a quarter of an inch in the north bay. let's turn over to kumasi now for more news. >> thanks, mike. michael jordan is speaking out about the death of george floyd. jordan says he is deeply saddene saddened. we must listen to each other and show compassion and empathy and never turn on our backs on senseless brutality.

understanding the pandemic and now the protests can be really difficult for kids. today' fstlook" abc deborah roberts talked to parents about how to talk to their kids. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" how to talk to your kids about the protests gripping the nation and the story behind it. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> reporter: sarah smith, a mom of three black children in a predominantly white community worries for her sons. >> i am scared for my son every single day that he leaves our house because i don't know what could happen to him. >> reporter: parent everywhere searching for words and not just parents of color. >> the conversations that we're having in our home, honestly, have been a little bit strained. we are sort of grappling with how much to really tell them about and talk to them about. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll talk live with dr. janet tailor with how to

communicate with your child from toddler to teen. i'm dau i'm deborah roberts, abc news. today marks pride month and festivities will look different because of coronavirus. no pride parade and celebrations will be held online instead. you're watching video from last week of crews installing rainbow flags along market street and today marks 51 years since the stonewall uprising new york city when people took a stand for lgbtq rights. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the celebrty joining a protest in san francisco. the five bay area cities under curfew again tonight. san leandro one of many bay area cities hard hit last night with looting and fires. i'm amy hollyfield, the story

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this is abc7 news. an east bay walmart erupts in flames after looters make their way inside. the other incidents that happened across the bay area overnight. effort to stop incidents like that. five cities under curfew again tonight. the protests against the death of george floyd gets support from bay area police. napa's chief takes a knee in a powerful show of solidarity. good morning to you. welcome to monday, june 1st. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. let's take a look at live doppler 7 where it shows cloud cover and a few radar returns and i was checking the air mass. the column vertically and saturated above 10,000 feet but above that bone dry. a sprinkle or two may make it through but don't expect much, if anything. in fa slight onshore

breeze and conditions right down where most of us live. as the afternoon unfolds, increasing sunshine, especially across the north bay. that's why you'll hit the 80s and east bay with low to mid 80s and else where partly cloudy conditions with mid to upper 70s in the south bay and low to mid 70s around the bay and mid to upper 80s around the bay and san francisco. these temperatures pretty close to average, but not going to stop here. even warmer up to 15 degrees jump tomorrow and even hotter wednesday and i'll show you that in the seven-day accuweather forecast. kumasi? businesses across the bay area will be clearing. you can see looters grabbing stuff from the ul beau and tse wereot the only stores that were targeted. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the san leandro police department with more on this. amy? >> hi, kumasi. a few hot spots here in san leandro last night.

take a look at the video of walmart on davis street. it was on fire last night. firefighters say they don't know for sure that it was set on fire by looters, but that there were reports of looters at the store before they got there. no one was hurt in the fire. the firefighters were dealing with an explosive situation. >> we had active plane come in through the roof and the main source at that time was propane tanks which had exploded due to the heat. >> the home depot also on davis street was looted. people were hauling all kinemds. i just checked in with the police department here about whether any homes were targeted. the dispatcher says she doesn't think so. mainly businesses. the city of san leandro put a curfew in place in response to the violence and it was in place until 5:00 this morning. we did see some arrests being

made at the bay fair mall and we could see it from sky 7 and police say they don't have information about the number of people who were taken into custody. live in san leandro, amy hollyfield. >> thank you, amy. this morning police in hayward are investigating an incident and someone broke into richardson tactical. you can see a busted window at the shop. the gate was also busted and you can see people there trying to repair it. police haven't said yet what was taken from the store. in the south bay the sant eclaira county sheriff's office is investigating after a car plowed into a building. this is the smoke shop on west san carlos street and it appears the driver took off. according to the photographer who took this video the car was found running inside with nobody inside. we have reached out to the santa clara police office and we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. three people detained after shots were fired at the oakland

administration building. this happened just after midnight. officers made the arrest about ten blocks away on san pablo avenue and no one was hurt. several bay area cities under curfew again tonight. san jose is ordering people to stay home from 8:30 p.m. to 5:00 in the morning for the next week or until further notice, if the situation demands it. santa clara's curfew runs the same hours and also extend until further notice. the curfew in san francisco will run indefinitely. it starts at 8:00 p.m. and just ended at 5:00 a.m. and danville declared a state of emergency and issued a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. businesses in the mission district were also looted and destroyed. this video shows the damage left after a jewelry store was broken in to. latino and black community leaders say they stand with george floyd and rs b will not stand for outsiders causing damage. >> if you know your is what we

infiltrators, instigators, prov prov provocators who come in because they want to discredit our movement. they want to discredit our anger. >> the leaders are calling on protesters to work with police rather than against them. in the east bay, the community of emeryville hit hard by looters over te weekend. several stores are now boarded up following two nights of jornl flo floyd protests. looters targeted several stores. and even a best buy van was set on fire saturday night. the mayor of emeryville says until we work on inequities, we should not be surprised by people breaking the law. >> we can fix the windows and we can bring these businesses back and they will be stronger. but let's treat people well and focus in on the human cost and not so much on property. >> emeryville will not be

issuing a curfew. the mayor believes it is too late and will only make the problem worse. despite the scattered violence, most of the ay area r. in hayward more than 100 people gathered outside the police station. and the show of solidarity from napa's police chief. you can see chief robert plumber took a knee with a group of protesters. napa police tweeted these photos showing the chief meeting with demonstrato demonstrators. the department wrote, we are with you. police say the demonstration at main and third was peaceful and the police chief in santa cruz also took a knee with protesters over the weekend. actor jamie foxx is going t leaders for a kneel-in protest. they are demanding an end to removing racist officers from departments. the protest scheduled to start at 11:00 this morning outside of san francisco city hall. and, of course, this goes way

beyond the bay area borders. jobina fortson looking at protests going on in other cities. jobina? >> thank you, motratio areveor aes like londo quickly overshadowed by incidents like you see here. a semi truck drove through a crowd in minneapolis yesterday. thankfully no protesters were he driver's rir 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. this morning on "gma" terrance floyd says this is not what his brother would have wanted. >> he was about peace. he was about unity. about the things that is transpiring now. yeah, they may call it unity, but it's destructive unity. 's not what he was about. that's not what my brother was about.

>> terrance floyd is in minneapolis to visit the site where his brother died. he will talk more about that experience coming up at 7:00 on "gma" which is right here after abc7 mornings. >> thank you, jobina. the attorney general of minnesota is now taking over the prosecution of cases and rising from the death of george floyd. this comes days after ten members of minnesota state house wrote a letter to the state's governor asking him to transfer floyd's case to the attorney general's office. the letter said people of color had lost faith in the local county prosecutor. meanwhile, the officer accused of killing floyd is now in custody at the state prison in minnesota. derek chauvin's court date has been pushed back a week until next week. two atlanta police officers are out of a job this morning for using what the mayor calls excessive force on two college students during college protests. we want to warn you that the video you are about to see to w.

body camera images captured before being forcefully dragged out and the female passenger was also pulled out of the car. she said it was the worst experience of her life. another officer yelled gun so he deployed his taser to, quote, disfuse the situation. three other officers involved are now on desk duty. coming up, the investigation into the killing of a federal office in oakland now being called domestic terrorism. the vehicle investigators want to find. also, more counties opening up in phase two. the two changes in effect today. but, first, a check of the weather and meteorologist mike nicco. mike? >> thank you, reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. let's look at neighborhood temperatures. we'll start in the east bay where a lot of 50s out there until you get around concord at 60 and 64 in antioch and brentwood about 63 degrees and as far as, well, we jumped ahead

there. let me try to go back a little bit and restart this. i want to take a look at some other neighborhood because a lot more people are getting up at this time that haven't been because it's june 1st. we have 60 right now in oakland and san jose. everybody else pretty much in the mid to upper 50s. let's move on and talk about your commute planner and the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see a few cars out there and about 57 degrees and everything is going to be pretty good. low clouds this morning and cool conditions, seasonal this afternoon and if you're taking mass transit and lighter breezes out on the bay. all right. let's take a look at some neighborhood. we'll start at the peninsula where we have 60s through at least 10:00 and 70s at noon and mid 70s most of the afternoon hours under a partly cloudy sky and 68 at 8:00. how about the east bay 58 at 8:00 and 67 at baly mid 70s during the afternoon hours. 65 at 8:00 and our last stop will be san francisco where our

average high -- partly cloudy this afternoon and mid 60s from about 2:00 to 6:00 and then 61 at 8:00. temperatures jump about 10 to 15 degrees tomorrow and even hotter wednesday. i'll show you this mini heat wave before a chance of wet weather in the accuweather seven-day forecast. more people on the roads. let's get to jobina and talk about it. >> yes, thank you, mike. a lot more people on our roads this morning. first, we want to get to a live look showing you san jose and our 101 camera there so you can see what is happening on our roads. more traffic and still pretty clear. luckily no major incident. want to remind everyone at 5:00 today tolling resumed that means for interstate 580 in alameda county and interstate 680 and also state route 262 and also southbound 680 over the sunol grade in alameda have reinstated the variable rate tolling policies that were paused due to

the shelter-in-p my name is christine payne, i'm an associate here at amazon. come on christian, step onto the blue line. good! stay safe, man. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. have a good day. the safety of amazon community is very important. you're good to go, sir. thank you! if i can take care of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. step onto the blue line, sir. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. this is my passion. have a good day. i have a son who is 10 years old. i say, "you know, mommy loves to help people." and he said, "wow, one day i'm gonna be like you too. i'm gonna be a doctor." he make me cry. have a good day out there, okay?

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only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. we're off to a great start this morning with seasonal temperatures about 55 here at pier 15 near the embarcadero. as you head throughout the day, look at this 55 to 58 at 7:00. not much of a change between now and then thanks to the cloud cover. stay right near 60 at the coast all afternoon and 69 to 73 with the clouds opening. you'll need the sunglasses this afternoon in many neighborhoods and 74 to 79 and 69 to 75 pretty comfortable evening on the way. you can see some showers to our south and to our north and that's exactly where they're going to stay this afternoon. in fact, they'll dry up just a little bit. 61 in eureka today and 68 in monterey and near 80 in l.a. and still hot in palm springs 103

and 63 in tahoe. we'll talk about our chances of wet weather and heat coming up in the seven-day forecast. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. 12 people have been displaced after an apartment fi apartment building in oakland. it caused minimal damage to the building and the cars parked outside but thankfully no one was hurt. investigators are looking for a white van in connection with the killing of a federal protective service security officer at the federal building in oakland. 53-year-old dave after being shot a gunman in a passing van on friday night. surveillance vehicle shand team continue to scour that area for evident. a memorial for underwood has gone up outside the courthouse guard station. you can see some of the bullet holes still there. the department of homeland security official calls his

killing an act of domestic terrorism. oakland city and community leaders are denouncing the shooting and also speaking out against the destruction of property and looting. they say that the violence takes away from the message of the protests. >> 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 fallen. >> leaders also called for the arrest of officers involved in other fatal shootings that happened locally and denounced the shooting of two federal guards at the oakland federal building. happening today, several bay area counties will enter the next phase of reoping fro navirus shelter-in-place orders. child care facilities, botanical gardens and outdoor museums will reopen. san mateo will allow in-store retail and religious services to

resume and some beaches will reopen and in marin outdoor dining and curbside libraryg th. you can go to abc7news.com/coronavirus and you'll find pages dedicated to related stories and information you need to know. a san mateo county couple is one of the first to be married by video conference in the bay area. thomas and klee baxter. they wanted a ceremony during a destination wedding in costa rica. before it could take place, the pandemic hit. the couple didn't want to wait because they want to file adoption paperwork soon. they filed their i dos online. they had 24 hours to put together a ceremony in their living room. the official even brought his laptop into a chapel to give them more of a wedding vibe. so great they're embarking on this adoption journey. i love to hear that. >> yeah, very excited for them.

what a fast pace their life is changing from getting married to adoption and starting a family. we're very excited for them and happy for them. let's talk about what is going on from the exploratorium this morning and you can see it's gray also as we look off towards the east now. a few sprinkles possible across the north bay. there is some radar return showing up. so don't be surprised if you see that. that is about 10,000 feet and the air is bone dry below that. let's talk about what will happen as we move throughout the day. the warming trend beginning and good news seasonal at night and even when it gets into the upper 90s in our inland neighborhoods. it will be coolest this weekend with a slight chance of wet weather saturday and now i'm thinking sunday, also. i'll show you that coming up in the next weather. let's focus in on today and what is going on with the fog. back to the coast and across the golden gate as we head towards the lunch hour and you can see by the afternoon, along the coast and open up for sunshine there and have to wait until

about 7:30, 8:00 for it to start making a small march back towards the east. south bay, 76 in milpitas and we have 78 in san jose and santa cruz about 73 and head up the peninsula and mid 70s and drop down to about 69 in millbrae. mid 60s along the peninsula coast where the breezes are little tamer compared to the north bay coast. upper 60s downtown and south san francisco and because those breezes are faster in the north bay coast, only low to mid 60s there and upper 70s to low 80s and 72 to 78 in your valleys. and as we head into the east bay valleys, one of the more comfortable days this week, 80 to 85 degrees. tonight we drop back into the mid 50s to low 60s with a little less cloud cover than this morning. that will help us jump 10 to 15 degrees across most neighborhoods tomorrow except for the coast. even warmer for wednesday. look at those mid 80s to nearing triple digits inland. we see some relief and we feel it. the coast into the bay.

thursday and all of us get friday and i'll talk more about the rain coming up. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. a walnut creek woman was in a walgreens on north main street when a looter burst into the store. she was picking up a prescription for her child when more than 75 people stormed inside. they took alcohol and whatever else they could grab and she took this video the moment the looters came in and the pharmacy shut its window. >> i was terrified and all i remember is please know i have three kids. and i was terrified. i was really lucky to run and find an emergency exit door. >> massey said it was scarier once she got outside because more looters and cars speeding everywhere. six target stores remain closed this morning because of the protests over the weekend. the broadway oakland location will be closed until further notice because it was heavily damaged friday. target says the closures are

temporary. the company's ceo said target supports the peaceful protests of police abuse against african-americans. cvs stores across 20 states are also closed because of looting. the drugstore chain has not published a complete list of stores udty of the situation. still ahead on "abc7 mornings." the unique format for a graduation this week. a historic mission. how long are two astronauts bob and doug will stay in space. new streaming app. wherever you are you can get the newscast and breaking weather and more with our abc7 bay area app. find it on apple tv, androidtv, fire tv and roku. search for abc7 bay area and download it for free. thank everyone who put themselves and their families on

the front line nd ppl w work at the post office. >> these are awesome. thank you so much. >> i also like to thank crystal at the san mateo joann fabric store. she gave us more fabric when she heard we were making masks.

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the two did it on a crew dragon spacecraft launched into space by spacexnded. graduation celebrations continued across the bay area over the weekend. a graduation parade was held for the 2020 graduates of a high school in lafayette. the school's actual graduation is this thursday and it will take a unique format because of social distancing. families will be invited to attend portions of the socially distanced ceremony. a pair of professional singers tried to lift up spirits in san francisco over the weekend and you're about to see how. ♪ >> all right.

krista wigle and her partner joseph meyers with the silicon valley. they held a free concert from the balcony of their home in san francisco and they got a round of applause. it appears to me, mike, to be a standing ovation. >> definitely would be from me. i tell you what, that's so nice. let's talk about what's going on weather wise and we've got max temperatures. look at this, tuesday. jumping in the low to upper 90s inland and 80s around the bay and mid 70s around san francisco. wednesday is going to be our hottest day but i don't anticipate records and i don't anticipate this heatav lasting as long as last week which was four days. inland it will be over by friday. in fact, we'll turn our attention to wet weather. up in the sierra friday and then look at what is coming at us for saturday and even sunday. a chance of some wet weather. this is the more active model,

but also the european model which happens to be just a little bit better than the other medium range model and look how cool it gets sunday. there's even a chance of snow in the sierra. back to you guys. >> all right, thanks, mike. next at 6:00, a san jose police officer under investigation this morning. the questionable way he behaved at a protest. plus, the unrest across the nation. how protests raised some concerns at the white house for the president. julian glover in san jose this morning after the first night of a curfew being enacted in this city to try and stop the violence and looting that we've unfortunately seen overnight the ne la

building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. right now at 6:00 a.m. scenes like this playing out across the in the bay area. looters hitting businesses and even fighting with each other over stolen goods. curfews implemented in half a everybod