if you're getting up and heading off to work. let's take a look at what is going on. a lot of cloud cover on live doppler 7 and a few radar returns across the north bay and a lot of that evaporated before it reaches the ground because so dry below 10,000 feet and a sprinkle is possible. for the most part, it's gray this morning through 7:00 and temperatures pretty close to average. 55 to 58. as you look at the accuweather 12-hour planner. stay near 60 along the coast today where it will remainly gray and the clouds will open up and help us push to 63 to 79 around the bay and a comfortable 70 to 75 at 7:00. a little mini heat wave and another chance of weekend rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's reggie. >> mike, thank you. a walmart was looted last night in san leandro caught fire and flames inside the building on davis street. alameda county said the source was propane tanks that exploded. no word yet on how much

merchandise was damaged and nobody here was hurt. developing news, 80 people were arrested last night as the curfew went into effect in san lidprotests were mostly peacefu but shortly after 8:00 officers tried to protesters defied order, threw bottles and started fires. the curfew remains in effect until further notice. san jose under a similar curfew to so many cities across the bay area. julian glover is live for us. julian? >> hi, good morning, reggie. pretty quiet here from what we can tell overnight with that first night of that curfew being in place and lifted about 5:00 this morning and kicked in at 8:30 last night. this will run for seven days. but this was really in response to much of the violence and destruction that we saw mainly in parts of a downtown san jose that capped off what were

peaceful protests on friday and saturday and sunday, as well. again, the curfew kicked in at 8:30 last night and it will run for the next seven days. now, part of the reason for the curfew is to stop planned looting that the department got wind of for sunday night. that's all krooaccording to pol chief eddie garcia after millions of dollars of damage was done to businesses friday and saturday leeading 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 entering into bystanders. >> so, it's muni code violation and what i'll say it we're going to be very judicious in the way that we use it. >> chiefar making it clear that in the news conference sunday announcing the curfew, this is not martial law. curfew

would be used judiciously. i have reached out to san jose police this morning trying to figure out if anyone was arrested last night for breaking the curfew. i have not heard back so far. but we do want to point out, very few exceptions to this curfew for first responders and a few other folks like members of the media. so, do take this seriously as it lasts the next seven days. reporting live in san jose this morning, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. in the east bay, sky 7 captured about a dozen looters running out of shoe palace in oakland with merchandise. you can see some packed their cars and then drove off but not at lea one pern was arrested. all of this caught on video. the man was on his knees with his hands up before officers handcuffed him. in walnut creek sky 7 was over head as thieves hit dozens of stores at broadway plaza. looters fought amongst each other for stolen items they took from stores. movi. cs werep the items

we are expected to heargove demonstrations across andn it right here on abc7 andabc7news.com. jobina fortson is at the live desk with what is going on at the white house. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. yes. hundreds of protesters rallied outside of the white house all weekend long and some trying to er towards the white house clashing with police officers in the area. president trump was no where in sight. he was briefly taken to an underground bunker because of safety concerns. the white house is divided on how to handle the protests. abc's cecilia vega said they want the chief of staff to deliver a formal address addressing policeofrs. adviser d son-in-law belies this would no

well come november when it is time for the electio. president trump tweeted over the weekend saying that the u.s. will designate as a terrorist organization and calling on democrats to do more to stop the protest. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. a san jose police officer taken off the streets while an internal affairs investigation is under way. video surfaced of him appearing to taunt protesters on friday. abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes has more on that. >> reporter: friday in san jose 33-year-old jared yuen appears ready for actionojtincnd anor draws a reaction from the crowd. >> they're having a blast. >> reporter: he runs away and back and says -- andrea is a founding member of berkeley cop watch. >> he was escalating an 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 fires a projectile. the scuffle is on. cop watch points out those projectiles like the same one i picked up at the protest on friday can be dangerous fired that way. >> they are a crowd control weapon. they are meant to disperse crowds, et cetera. not meant to be fired at close range. >> reporter: those videos spread across twitternd announcedthat from street duty. >> i'm not happy with his actions. i'm sur be embarrassed, as well. i know jared and he is a good kid. made a mistake who let his emotions get the better of him. >> reporter: the only asian american on the san jose city council says he should not be fired. >> we have to proceed 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 officer yuen earned $225,000 if you count overtime and benefits. he has been on the job for six years. for the i-team, 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 in response to civil unrest and san jose's curfew. they plan to monitor circumstances today and they'll > e cnt now struggling going to with two major th oma demonstrations and the fight against coronavirus. plus, facebook announces it's joining the fight against racial injustice. the promise the company is making this morning. and the weekend is over and so is our chance of wet weather

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> we're off to a great start in san francisco. thought we'd take a look at those temperatures from 52 in the sunset and same thing in the marina. temperatures mainly in the 50s. we have pittsburg and tracy at 61 and 62. we are pretty close to average. san jose 61 right now. as you can see we can look up 87 right now and very good today, very comfortable today. good day to get outdoor activities completed before it gets hot over the next couple days. in the 60s through 10:00 and mid

70s from noon through 6:00 and 69 at 8:00. we're going to have a harder time than many areas shaking some of the cloud cover. the north bay, the brightest and one of our warmest neighborhoods. 57 at 8:00 to nearly 80 this afternoon. and in our east bay we'll mirror that almost. we'll get to 80 a little bit quicker and hang out in the mid 80s for a little while longer. look how long this warming trend lasts coming up. let's get back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. so far we had minor issues on our roads this morning for essential commuters who had to head into work this morning. you should expect more traffic because more and more people are going into work. take a live look showing you san jose. our 280 camera there and a pretty clear ride right now. do want to remind everyone that today at 5:00 a.m. the tolling on bay area express lanes resumes. so, this is a big change because it was paused during the shelter-in-place order. express lanes on 580 in alameda county and 680 in contra costa

county and southbound 680 over the sunol grade in santa clara counties have reinstalled the tolling policies that started at 5:00 a.m. today. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. today marks the start of pride month and this year's festivities will look quite different because of the coronavirus outbreak. there will be no pride parade in san francisco. celebrations will be held online. and you're watching from last week as pride flags were put up along market street in san francisco. today marks 51 years since the stone wall uprising in new york lgbtq rights. targn amazery aonse from may ld truck in southern california. as we head to break, a live look outside at 6:12 this morning. clouds over much of the city as

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abc7 news. >> all news, all morning. new video shows some of the unrest happening in new york city earlier this morning. looters ransacked businesses and set fires in the soho district. they broke into designer brand stores like rolex, chanel andyo curfew. there has been little social distancing happening as the protests continue to go on across the country and health officials are worried about a spike in cases after these protests. jobina fortson is live with more on that. jobina? >> thank you, reggie. many government officials are urging protesters to continue tt is hard to do right now, especially with hundreds of thousands of people gathering around each other. health experts say mask demonstrations are potential hotbeds for the 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. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. san francisco london breed says some protesters took it too far when they showed up at her house. >> all white people yelling black lives matter. protesting in front of my house. but 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 u to b peoples' 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 yekneeled in solidarity.

facebook pledging $10 million to fight racial injustice. instagram owned by facebook is promoting the #shareblackstories. the menlo-based company continues to face backlash over the handling of looting and shooting posts that appeared on its platforms last week. the president's phrase when the looting starts, the shooting starts is a line used by ofeoe oyionists in the ondio heh e mpany is pledging $1 million to address social injustice and racism. bob swann sent a memo to company employees saying black lives matter. encouraging employees to donate to organizations focused on equity and social justice. all right. it's 6:17 and now checking in with mike for a look at the

forecast. hey, mike. >> hi, reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. welcome to june 1st. it's mondaynd gyrt a seeor sunshine this afternoon and a warming trend is on the way before, yep, you guessed it, some wet weather possible this weekend. june one of our drier months. exploratorium camera where it's 55 degrees right now and you can see how gray it is. now, our hot afternoons tuesday, wednesday and inland thursday. and then that unsettled weather. there's your accuweather highlights. let's jump into the fog forecast. melts away by noon and pushing across the golden gate bridge and brighter today than yesterday. we have to wait until 7:00 to try to push back to the east and won't make nearly as much ground i think we'll wake up partly cloudy most areas inland. let's talk temperatures this afternoon. 76 to 82 down in the south bay. as we head up the peninsula we start in the south bay and drop to 79 by the time we get to

millbrae and upper 60s in downtown, south san francisco and north bay coast a little breezy and that's why you're at 62 to 63 degrees and inland we'll see more sunshines across the north bay and anywhere after having a few sprinkles this morning. 77 to 82 degrees. along the east bay shore hercules 75 the warm spot. as you go inland 80 to pleasanton and livermore. and tonight we'll drop back into the mid and upper 50s in most neighborhoods. 50 in half moon bay on one extreme to 63 in antioch the other. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. 15 degree jump in temperatures tomorrow. our warmest day wednesday. a few neighborhoods in the east bay like antioch, brentwood and fairfield possibly reaching triple digits and then the sea breeze kicks in thursday. all of us are back to average friday and below average saturday and sunday and a chance

of rain coming up next. new this morning, some schools in england reopened as coronavirus restrictions eased. schools have been closed for ten weeks now because of the pandemic. teachers made changes to classrooms like separating desks and splitting classes up. a study shows many parents are choosing to keep their kids at home. in some parts of the uk, schools are closed until at least the start of the next academic year. all right. look at this. queen elizabeth back in the saddle. new pictures taken over the weekend show the 94-year-old monarch riding a pony named fern. it is her first public appearance since the coronairus lockdown. the queen has been staying home with husband prince philip for the last ten weeks. she delayed carrying out official duties. all right. good morning america coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> here's ginger zee with a look at what's ahead. >> hi, reggie, kumasi.

nice to be with both of you this morning. coming up on "gma" some protests peaceful and others not. happening in more than 100 cities in this country. curfews have been imposed and we're live in minneapolis with the round up there. also this morning, the latest on the investigation into the officer now charged with killing george floyd. his family calling for more serious charges. george floyd's brother will join us live only here on gma. plus an incredible surprise for one health care hero who has not just gone above and beyond during the pandemic, but not missed a day of work in months. so, we've teamed up with frozen's josh to make her 7-year-old happy. you'll see it right here on "gma." >> all right, ginger, see you then. coming up next, how to talk to your kids about the difficult subjects that we're all talking about right now in our country.

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what a weird cycle we're in. last week we had the heat wave for four days and then the tropical thunderstorms over the weekend. today we're going to have or this week a mini heat wave and then look at this as we head to friday, we'll see showers up in the sierra and then look at that, a chance of showers for us saturday and again sunday. but they're not looking like tropical thunderstorms we had over the weekend. of course, as we get closer, we'll dial it in and let you know. here's kumasi. >> video shows hitting an amazon delivery van. it was parked on the street in santa monica when people broke out the windows and opened the back door and started taking out packages. it was parked from the shopping thi whole bus -- e scene of de

>> reporte muni helped transport officers during the protests. a muni spokesperson tells us its services are always available for critical needs whether it's transporting coronavirus patients or police officers. thousands of people joined together in oakland demanded justice for george floyd in a caravan. sky7 show you these cars lining up near the port of oakland yesterday afternoon. that went on for miles. drivers headed from the port into downtown and as you can see, some of them having signs on the front of them. and then they drove around lake merritt where cyclists and walkers joined in. organizers say they're not just protesting for floyd but all black people who died at the hands of police. this protest was peaceful. law enforcement leaders throughout the country are taking a lead to honor george floyd. santa cruz police chief andy mills honor floyd and raise

attention to police mistreatment. hundreds joined in solidarity with that message. nba legend michael jordan is speaking out. he is deepened saddened and truly pained and just plain angry. we must listen to each other, show compassion and empathy and never turn our backs on senseless brutality. demand accountability. with so much going on right now across the united states, parents may be wondering how to approach their kids or what to do when kids approach them with questions. psychiatrist janet taylor gave some tips on "gma" and says parents should be open and honest with their children. >> communication is key. talk up and explain and talk to our children about the anxiety that we're feeling, which they are feeling, as well. and how teach them how to resolve that. how to soothe themselves because what we don't want is our

children to associate their anxiety with the images they're seeing on the tv. >> dr. taylor talks more aboutas to their kids coming a 7:00 on "gma." here next at 6:30, the celebrity joining a protest in san francisco today. willie brown gives his perspective on what is happening across america. a night of looting all over the bay area. we are in san leandro this morning where there was looting and fires. i'm amy hollyfield, the story coming up. and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. nice start to our monday morning. morning. we'll be right bac - will invisalign aligners really work for my smile. - is there a better alternative to braces? - only invisalign aligners use smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably. and in many cases, it works faster than braces. (upbeat music) and in many cases, it works faster than braces. when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. and kept the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network.

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tonight.ffort to stop theew aga the protests against the death of george floyd gets support from bay area police. what you're seeing here is napa's police chief taking a knee in a powerful show of solidarity. goodern moi morning to you monday, june 1st. a whole lot going on and we'll discuss that in just a moment. we'll begin with mike nicco and a look at the forecast on this monday. >> hi, reggie, kumasi. a few sprinkles in the north bay and light shower in the central valley and most of this moisture is above 10,000 feet and it is evaporating and adding to the grayness that you can see and a light onshore breeze which will help keep temperatures at bay today but tomorrow it will get hot, again. today we warm back to average with the mid to upper 60s and the coast into san francisco and low to mid 70s around the bay. we have upper 70s in the south bay and some low 80s in the north bay and then low to mid

80s in the east bay. so, a little mini heat wave, not as long as last week before another chance of wet weather this weekend. supposed to be june, supposed to be dry. it will be nice to have some rain. tbahaalls on the weekend. nk you, mike. businesses all across the bay area will be cleaning up after break ins and looting. sky7 got this video over san leandro last night and looters grabbing stuff from ulta beauty and this was not the only store targeted. amy hollyfield is live at the police department with more from the scene. >> hi, kumasi. most of the downtown here , th. mandy's jewelry store was broken in to and was ransacked. this was on 14th street. there were people on twitter begging people to leave small businesses in san leandro alone and most in the area look okay, but this one was targeted and the gamestop was also broken in

to and the big box stores. the walmart on davis street was set on fire and firefighters say while they were on the scene, propane tanks in the store were exploding. no one was hurt. firefighters say they can't say for sure that looters set the store on fire, but say the walmart was looted. >> yes. there were actual reports coming from the walmart, but i can't specify the actual time of the looting. i arrived in san leandro aroundd 10:00 tonight and just providedt al o d re, pardon w peee ims fm that home depot. san leandro implemented a curfew right before 11:00 last night in response to the violence. we did see from our sky7 camera some arrests were made. they don't know how many people they took into custody. they're still processing everything that happened.

reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning police in hayward are investigating a looting incident at a gun store. someone broke into richardson tactical. the gate was busted and you can see people trying to repair it. police haven't said what was taken from the store. newhirnop he been detained shots were fired at the oakland police administration building. it happened just after midnight at the building on 7th street but officers made the arrest about ten blocks away on san pablo avenue and thankfully no one was hurt. this just in from oakland police. roughly 60 people were arrested last night. opd said the suspects are accused of shooting at officers, vandalism, looting and possession of firearms. department also says looting and breakins around the international boulevard. there were also multiple incidents of side show activity. we're also told one officer had life-threatening injuries and had to be taken to the hospital. several bay area cities will

be under curfew again tonight. san jose ordering people to stay home from 8:30 to 5:00 in the morning or until further notice if the situation demands it. santa clara's curfew runs the same hours and the curfew in san francisco also going on indefini indefinitely. starts at 8:00 p.m. and ends at 5:00 a.m. danville issued a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. businesses in the mission district also got looted. 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 protesters but they will not stand for outsiders causing damage. >> if you know your history, you know there is what we call infiltrators, instigators, provocators that come in because they want to discredit our movement. they want to discredit our anger. >> the leaders are also calling

on protesters to work with police rather than against looters. crews spent all day yesterday cleaning up the broken glass. they targeted h&m and at best buy one of the vans was set on fire saturday night. the mayor said until we work on unequities, we should not be surprised by people breaking the law. >> we can fix all these windows and bring the businesses back and they'll be stronger. we have gone through this before. let's treat people well and focus 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 make the matter worse. most of the protests in the bay area remain peaceful. in hayward more than 100 people gathered outside the police station.

video taken from sky7. chanted demanding justice. a show of solidarity from napa's police chief. you can see chief plummer taking a knee. showing the chief meeting with demonstrators and the department wrote, we are with you. the demonstration at main and third street was peaceful. actor jamie foxx is going to be in san francisco today joining reliegious leader and removing racist officers from police departments. the protests scheduled is to start at 11:00 this morning outside san francisco city hall. now to cover what is happening in cities across the country, we'll go to jobina fortson at the live desk. jobina? >> thank you, reggie. demonstrations are happening in almost every major city across the country and even overseas. in london and inn,s well. some peaceful protests were

quickly overshadowed by incidents you see here. a semi truck drove through a crowd in minneapolis yesterday. thankfully no protesters were hurt and the driver was arrested. the go says the driver 's motives are unclear protesters d.c., started a large fire near the white house. this morning on "gma" george floyd's brother, terrance floyd said this is not what his brother would have wanted. >> he was about peace and about unity. about the things that is transpiring now, yeah, they may call it unity, but it's destructive unity. it's not what he was about. >> terrance floyd is in minneapolis to visit the site where his brother died. he will speak more about that experience coming up at 7:00 on "gma" right here after "abc7 mornings." >> thank you, jobina. the investigation into the killing of a federal officer in oakland now being called

domestic terrorism. coming up next, the vehicle that investigators are hoping to find. also taking a live look at the new york stock exchange this morning. we are down right now about 145 points. another update soon. plus, we're going to get the results of the first human trials of a drug to treat coronavirus. but, first, a check on the weather and meteorologist mike nicco. >> great, thank you, reggie, kumasi. hi, guys. nice to see you. hopefully you had a good a weekend as you could have. interesting with those thunderstorms saturday. tropical thunderstorms at that. now, we have a chance this weekend but i'm not sure it's going to be, i know it's not going to be like it was last weekend, but, still, chance of rain in june. we'll take it. cloudy conditions in the north bay where we had a chance of sprinkles earlier and that is starting to wane. temperatures in the 50s everywhere and 62 in brentwood and tracy and 60 in san jose and some of our warmer spots. bay bridge toll plaza and that

means, oh, look at all that traffic. it's june 1st and more peeping p heading back to work. in the south bay 60s through 10:00 and mid 70s from noon all the way through 6:00 with peeks of sunshine through the clouds and about 69 at 8:00. we'll go up to the north bay where we have our brightest afternoon and one of our warmest from 50s at 8:00 to 65 at 10:00 to 74 at noon to right around 80 for the better part of the afternoon hours and about 76 at 8:00. a little bit warmer, maybe not quite as much sunshine and start off at 64 at 8:00 and 65 at noon and low to mid 80s at noon and 77 and sunshine at 8:00. these two areas some 90s and even 100s possible the next couple days. we'll show you that heat wave coming up and a chance of rain. first, get over to jobina and so many more people going back to work today, jobina. how does it look? >> definitely, mike. metering lights at the bay

bridge toll plaza came on at 6:12. you know, traffic is back and we'll take a look so you can see the slow down in the area if you're making your way into san francisco and taking the bay bridge this morning. i've also been mentioning another note today and i want to keep reminding people that at 5:00 a.m., tolling on bay area express lanes resume today. they were paused because of the shelter-in-place orders. this includes 580 in alameda county and 680 in contra costa county and southbound 680 over the sunol grade in alameda and santa clara counties. be aware of that. that is all back. now, we want to take a moment out of the morning to recognize the class of 2020. with so much going on in the world, we definitely want to make sure that these students are recognized for all of their hard work. i also want to give a special shout out to the antioch high school class of 2020. i was the speaker at their program yesterday virtually. that's a great group of students there and so many of you are, so thank you for your hard work and

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> it is 6:44. some of you are joining us for the first time in months, welcome back. it's good to see you. hey, we've got some may gray turn into june gloom but i don't want to use those terms. 55 to 58 this morning. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast while we hit 59 to 73 with the clouds opening for sunshine at noon and 75 to 79 at 4:00 and 70 to 75. enjoy a very comfortable evening with that time being probably the brightest time today. you can see there's rain to our south and rain to our north and that's where it is going to stay today. temperatures range from 61 in eureka to about 90 in yosemite to 103 in palm springs and 79 in l.a.

we'll take a look at our heat and our chance of rain coming up in the seven-day forecast. here's kumasi with more news. new thisern moi morning, 12 are displaced after f at an apartment building in oakland. crews say they were able to stop the fire from spreading. it caused minimal damage to the building and to cars parked outside and thankfully no one was hurt. the attorney general of minnesota is now taking over the prosecution of cases arising 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' case to the attorney general's office. the letter said people of color have lost faith in the local county prosecutor. meanwhile, the officer accused of killing floyd is now in custody at the state prison in minnesota. charges have yet to be filed against three other officers involved in floyd's death. cnn's sara sidner spoke to the

police chief about those other officers. >> the three other o kel and so act. >> silence and inaction, you're complicit. you're complicit. if there were one solitary voice that would have intervened and act, that is what i would have hoped for. >> that is what you would have expected from your officers, yes? >> derek chauvin's court date has been pushed back a week to next monday. several cities have imposed curfews to stop looting and vandalism. in san jose it went into and went biill be in effect for days. >> reggie,

first night of the curfew after a couple nights of violence and destruction to some businesses that capped off what we know were peaceful protests. we are getting reports of some attempted looting on santana row in san jose last night, but sounds as if they dideto far. the curfew kicked in at 8:30 last night and expired not too long ago at 5:00. it will run for the next seven days. now, part of the reason for the curfew to stop planned looting and window for sunday night according to chief eddie garcia after millions of dollars was done tousinessesigturd. hundreds of people arrested for that. chief garcia making it clear announcing the curfew that this is not martial law and any power to arrest someone for violating said curfew would be used judiciously. now, we are hearing this morning that the superior court here in santa clara county is going to be closed today. judge deborah ryan saying she was closing the courthouse in an abundance of caution and the

interest of safety. that curfew lasting for the next six days and goes back into effect at 8:30 p.m. tonight and expires every morning the next day at 5:00 a.m. reporting live in san jose this morning, i'm julianover, julian investigators are looking for a white van in connection with the killing of a security officer at the federal building in oakland. 53-year-old dave patrick underwood died after being shot by a gunman in a passing van friday night. surveillance video shows the vehicle and another security officer was also hurt. the fbi has taken the lead in this investigation and teams continue to scour that area for evidence. a memorial for underwood has been set up outside of the courthouse guard station. you can see some of the bullet holes still there in those windows. department of homeland security official calls his killing an act of domestic terrorism. oakland city and community leaders are denouncing the shooting. they're 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. >> the community leaders also called for the arrest of officers involved in other fatal shootings that have happened locally. the death of george floyd may be the catalyst for the protests that we're seeing, but former san francisco mayor willie brown says the anger and frustration behind them has really been building for decades. abc7 news anchor 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. we don't deal with it. we just don't, 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 and the other officers that just watched it happen. >> it's an unusual policeman who thinks 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 include i can't breathe. >> that was abc7 news anchor eric thomas speaking with former san francisco mayor willie brown. brown added unless and until the underlying tensions are addressed, we will continue to see incidents like the one involving george floyd. this morning, gilead sciences has released the results of its latest human trial for remdesivir the drug being used to treat covid-19 patients. jobina fortson with more on thesereports. jobina? >> thank you, reggie, yes. some positive news. gilead said their human trials further prove and this is for phase three further proves that remdesivir can help covid-19 patients. this is what we're learning this morning. the company based in foster city released the results. they say patients who were given remdesivir for five days were

65% more likely to show improvement in their health by day 11 in inhospital compared to patients who were not given the drug. patients who were given the drug for ten days also recovered faster than people who were not treated with the drug. researchers found there isn't much of a difference between patients who were given remdesivir for five days versus ten. researchers say treating patients with remdesivir early is key in their progress. reggie and kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. now checking with mike for a look at the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi. hi, everyboy. welcome back if you're joining us. it's june 1 and a little gray out there. accuweather highlights brighter and warmer as temperatures rebound from that cool, wet weekend. seasonal tonight with fog near the coast and our coolest weather will be this weekend with another chance of showers saturday and possibly sunday also. let's talk about today and you

can see the fog retreating back to the coast except for right around the golden gate bridge and heading over to places like richmond and emeryville and even that kind of goes away as we head into the afternoon hours. so, let's talk about your temperatures and down in the south bay, 76 in milpitas and 78 san jose and santa clara and los gatos and as you head up from palo alto to redwood city and mid 50s along the peninsula coast to few upper 60s in downtown and south san francisco and little breezy along the north bay coast and little cooler. and in the valleys we have 77 in san rafael to 82 in santa rosa and napa and vallejo. mid to low 70s along the east bay shore with oakland at 72 and as you move into the valleys, 80 to 85 degrees. now, tonight, we'll fall back pretty much same temperatures as this morning, just not as much cloud cover. let's take a look at the potential rain this weekend. it's not tropical thunderstorms like we had over the weekend,

but there are some light showers and we could get anywhere from a couple hundredths of an inch to a quarter of an inch. before we get to that, look at what happens tomorrow. a 10 to 15 degree jump over today. warmest day wednesday with mid 80s to upper 90s and wouldn't be surprised if antioch, brentwood, fairfield triple digits. sea breeze kicks in thursday and takes away most of the heat except for inland and below average saturday and sunday with that slight chance of wet weather. have a good day. >> mike, thank you. happening today, several bay area counties will enter the next phase of reopening from the coronavirus shelter orders. fianscchild care facilities at botanical gardens and outdoor museums will reopen. san mateo will allow instore retail and religious services to resume. in marin outdoor dining and curbside library and outdoor retail can resume. some but not all parks and beaches will also reopen. we went through that fast and a

lot of differences between our counties right now. you can see a full list of information by going to abc7news.com/coronavirus. there you'll find pages dedicated to related stories and information you need to know about the pandemic. a san mateo county is one of the first to be married over video conference in the bay area. they wanted to have a traditional cambodian-style ceremony in costa rica but before that could take place, the pandemic hit. the couple didn't want to wait because they wanted to file adoption paperwork soon. they said their i dos online instead. they had 24 hours to put together a ceremony in their living room and their official brought his laptop into a chapel to make sure they had the full wedding vibe. i like to see that. >> me, too. and i'm zjust so happy they're going to adopt a child. a wonderful reason to get married asap. >> friend, do you have your

lotion today? >> i do. someone stopped me on the street yesterday and said i appreciate the reminder of self care. so, that is why we're doing this today because, man, do we need that more than ever. >> we need all the self care, lotion, love. >> all of it. >> all of it. >> pleas

it is 6:58. you're just joining us seven things to know. a looted walmartprotests come over the death of george floyd. protests turned violent over the bay area. san francisco police arrested at least 80 people last night after the curfew went into effect. six other bay area cities are also 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 that right here at noon on abc7 and online at abc7news.com. number four. president trump has yet to officially address the protests. his chief of staff wants him to warned him not to do that. number five. after a cloudy kind of gray and

cool start, expect more sunshine and easeinal temperatures today the beginning of a warming trend. and number six. we are going to take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. metering lights came on at 6:12 this morning. as you can see there, traffic is coming back, everyone. >> oh, my. >> it is crazy to see that traffic. look at this. number seven. two nasa astronauts they are waking up this morning at the international space station. hugs and handshakes greeted the pair as you can see here after they were launched into orbit by a spacex rocket over the weekend. so happy everything went well with that. can they facetime us? i'm sure they have other things to do. >> i want to be a part of that, if that happens. >> they might be busy. >> they might be a little bit busy. hope you guys have a great

morning. "good morning america" starting right now. coast to coast following the death of george floyd in police custody. the national guard activated in more than 20 states. curfews imposed, thousands arrested. plowing onto a packed , a highway, sending people running for their lives. in boston, an suv ramming straight into a group of protestors, and flames seen from historic st. john's church in washington. >> in atlanta, two officers fired after the violent arrest of two college students. massive looting breaking out in los angeles. a state of emergency declared. so many questions this morning about who's really behind the