officers close 234 and surround and group off people after the curfew had taken effect. those bho violate it can be cited or arrested. we were talking with interim police chief and told her things had taken a turn and tear gas was being used. >> i think that i have to go get the situation update. >> we saw things being thrown by protestors. nothing like friday night. >> earlier this afternoon, thousands marched from oakland high school towards city hall. student organizers called it the george floyd str as aia llin broay mchin 40 blocks downtown. >> the event drew hundreds of

onlookers. a nice moment here. healthcare workers cheered by marchers. members of the church support ringing bells. >> the scene. several cars speeding out of the mall parking lot. officers are blocking off at least one road leading to the mall. police wouldn't say which stores were targeted. >> much of the bay area under curfew. 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. in the yellow. and alameda county. a separate curfew order that began at 6:00 p.m. orders run through at least until next monday or further notice: for the cities in yellow. exceptions where the curfew is thursday. livermore until friday. san jose and santa clara ordered to stay home from 8:30 p.m.

until 5:00 a.m. through sunday. and a curfew from 7:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. in pleasant hill. >> following the story. live in the news room with details. >> other cities opted to enact a curfew last night. oakland hld out. tonight not only are they under curfew. but alameda county is under curfew. that has mixed reaction from those who live there. >> we have concluded that we must impose a curfew to restore some safety. >> that from oakland mayor who declared a local emeency and cu. because of scenes like this. at shoe palace sunday evening. scenes across oakland led to 60 arrests sunday night. >> some for shooting, some for looting and officers have taken

an incredible amount of rocks, bottles and threats. our bureau was shot at several times last night. >> alameda county also enacted a curfew monday. >> we're closed. >> we have been everywhere. there's no open grocery stores. >> stores like safe way boarded up. and chose to close early. 4:00 p.m. respectively. something that didn't go over well with shoppers. >> it's like 4:00 p.m. i'm like -- are you open? they were like no. that doesn't make sense. >> everywhere. it's even the fast food restaurants are closing now. >> everyone that we spoke with praised the peaceful protests during the daytime hours. pointing out there's quite a bit of frustration in the community over what happened in minnesota. saying the looting and vandalism

shouldn't over shadow that. >> it's not every day you once somebody get murdered. >> the interim police chief said on a county level many of those arrested are coming from out of the area. referencing the central valley. how many of the 60 arrested in oakland last night are from out of town. she didn't have numbers. >> all right. thank you so much. stores in one of berkeley's main shopping areas aren't taking chances tonight. businesses boarding up along fourth street. police cars blocking off the intersection. >> clashes today in walnut creek. police firing tear gas to break up a crowd that was protesting. this came less than 24 hours after looters ransacked the popular broad way splaz mall. plaza mall. >> what started earlier in the

day as peaceful turned into chaos. our crew was there. numerous people were arrested and a large number took off running. police told us it started when somebody threw a large rock at them. police responded with tear gas. some of the officers as well as the protestors had minor injuries. >> prote me t way onto interstate 680 before 6:00. some took anger out on the cars stuck object freeway. >> numerous viewers shared they pictures and videos with us. for the most part showed a peaceful demonstration. holding signs and walking through traffic. which came to a halt. we saw tear gas being fired. and the crowd was off the road around 6:30 in the east bay sky

over a protest in castro valley. before 3:00 in the afternoon. a large crowd converged at the intersection. some people sat down. others were kneeling. they were listening to speakers as traffic safely navigated around the group. >> in south bay protestors made their way onto the 101. this is near the exit. it was estimated 40 people were on the freeway. santa clara hit hard by covid-19. there's promising news as businesses get the green light to open with restrictions. tonight many business owners are boarding up worried about vandalism and looting. >> mixed emotions for some business owners. in one afternoon. public health officials announce monday the easing of rules allowing in store retail and out door dining and opportunities on friday.

>> i just gave it a fresh coat of paint. fixing up the patio. and gardening. making sure we're ready for the moment. we're excited. >> todd was share changes when another challenge hit businesses along the alameda. he and many others received this urgent alert. warning businesses to consider boarding up store fronts. reading protestors are expected to march through the business district. this afternoon/evening. >> we're quickly trying to get up as much coverage as we can. understanding lt situation. doing what we can to protect. >> potential rioting and looting. mains friy'srotestnwn turned violent. these businesses have been struggling since the pandemic hit. now some are racing to save their stores from rioters. >> we have been closed for two

months. there's no sale. we're trying to get by. then with this additional happening. it's really hard. >> the glass store front will remain. business partner offers this plea. >> please be peaceful. if you want to protest. that's the only answer. don't hurt the ma pa shops. >> her office says it was not the case. there's no credible threat. >> people gathering this afternoon outside city hall. two groups of police were staged nearby. scrubbing today to clean up vandalism from weekend protests. mayor joining other leaders to pass out antilitter and graffiti kits. a couple hundred volunteers are helping clean up the city. >> we're doing our part. protesting in a positive way and

cleaning up after people expressing themselves in another way. >> the clean up effort cti tomoowunteert ut interested, register at the beautify booth at sixth and santa clara street. >> tonight president trump is threatening to use military police to quell violence and looting around the country. at the family of george floyd seerk additional charges gns the officers vovred in his death. >> tonight america divided over the president use of force. announcing the plan to use active diet army troops to dominate protestors. calling the violence and looting domestic terrorism. >> if they refuse to take the actions necessary to defend the life and property of their residents. i will deploy the united states

military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> trump using washington d.c. as an example. this is veofionalte act your bi? >> a bible. >> saying this on. >> the president used a bible on one of the churches without permission. adds a backdrop for a message. >> the remarks coming the same day george floyds brother made a trip to minneapolis. all day we have seen sympathizers come by and drop off flowers. today his brother saw this too. >> his knows buckling approaching the memorial. knees buckling.

tr dropping to the street. tearfully speaking to his brother. >> you and pops watch over me. i know y'all got me. >> i know what you want. >> his message to the crowd a strong one. demanding the violence stop. >> my family is a peaceful family. they are god fearing. >> encouraging people to vote. >> vote for the president and the preliminaries. vote for everybody. >> former officer under suicide wamp charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. two autopsy reports both ruling his death a homicide. the floyd family also pressing for arrests of the other three officers vovred to be charged with murder. >> what's his name! george floyd! >> a san jose man demanding a

rubber bullet when he him tried to defend a kid. >> a killing o of a federal security officer during the protest in oakland. looking for this white van. >> more bay area counties starting to reopen. big changes you can expect. >> we're in for big changes in terms of the temperature. all about the hot weather coming your way. >> what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service.

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a san jose man rushed to help an injured police officer friday. only to later be shot by an officer in a rubber bullet. we spoke to him about what happened. >> shot in my stomach. >> he took a rubber bullet to

the gut friday. it happened when he defended a teenage boy hit in the head by police project. >> i was trying to walk up peacefully. i was a good distant. i said you just shot a kid in d ffhead. two officers and shot me. and stepped behind. and i turned around and walked off. >> moments before he was hi hit. he was doing this. seen in the white t-shirt he ran to help an injured officer. >> i carried him to the car. >> the video helping police circulated. so too did this video. an hose police officer taunting protestors. >> he's under investigation for possible misconduct. he saw the story on the news monday and recognized hip as the cop who fired the rubber bullet

at him. >> how do you know? >> you won't forget a face. when you wake up like this. >> he called and wrote a letter to the mayor. he is also frustrated with the police chief response to his behavior. >> i'm not happy with the actions. i'm sure he would be embarrassed as well. i know jared. he's a good kid. who made a mistake. let his emotions get the better of him. >> police of chief is the cop. we don't want cops like that. fire him. >> he lives near city hall and was observing. after everything that happened, he protested against police brutality. all weekend. >> federal investigators are looking for this van. captured on surveillance as the occupants opened fire friday night at the federal building in

oakland killing a security officer. the first to identify the victim over the weekend and now the latest on a hunt for the killers. >> he went to the high school with pat under wood. security officer at the federal building gunned down during the protest friday might. >> i fell to my knees. i said got of all people. why him. he was so good to a will the of people. >> he's a pastor now preparing for a funeral. and trying to console his fiancee. >> it was devastating. the family is broken. because we know what kind of person pat was. pat wouldn't hurt a fly. >> he died in a hail of gunfire at 9:45 p.m. sources tell me his partner was shot three times but survived with. the surveillance cameras captured that image. not a license plate. the fbi, atf and police are scouring t f other surveillance. and looking at news helicopter

video from the protest for the white van. >> it was very close with his family. and very close with his friends. >> i spoke with another lifelong friend. he was her brothers best man. >> it's senseless. he was standing there trying to protect everybody. and he wouldn't have hurt anybody. >> people out there that are doing senseless crimes and looting. i just want you to picture when you see pat's face. he stood for justice. he stood for peace and equality. >> his sister cancelled a news conference. the family is planning a service for the bay area june 12. >> in the north bay. under curfew after a weekend of angry protests.

demonstrations turned into looting, all the and arrest. business owners and protestors are sad people turn to violence to show out rage. >> in the situation we're fighting violence and end the situation. we shouldn't be inflicting it. >> she turned her words into action. organizing a peaceful protest. the police chief showed support by taking a knee with the crowd. >> coronavirus safety restrictions. relaxing a bit. or will soon be. in four bay area counties. quick recap. sant clan on friday. in phase 2. including outd door dining and instore retail and small religious services outside. out door dining, retail and curb side library services are allowed. also today child care for a minutes and out door museums reopen in san francisco. san mateo in store retail and

religious services and beaches. >> let's turn attention to the weather. things are about to be heating up. >> tomorrow and the next day. you might want to go to the beach. if you are nearby. it is going to get toasty. the temperatures today vs. tomorrow. this is a sampling. san jose 79. look at the temperature comparison for tomorrow. you'll be in the low to upper 90s. livermore up to 98. you'll feel the heat. get ready. just a reminder to beat the heat. drink water. take frequent breaks. don't leave pets or kids inside vehicles. try to find air-conditioning if you can. lightweight loose clothing.

11:00 a.m. tomorrow until thursday evening. that heat advisory is 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. when they hit the peek. live doppler 7 showing fog out there. especially around half-moon bay. it's not real widespread. temperature ts anywhere from the 50s to the 60s. live look. visibility is terrific. heat spikes the next two days. records are possible. much cooler and windier weather for friday and saturday. numbers first thing in the morning. 50s 60s. watch out for the fog. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. hot. 95 gilroy. 90 in sunny vail. 86 in san mateo. it will be warmer in 72 degrees. downtown san francisco 79.

mid-90s. heading into the east bay sunny and a lot warmer than where we should be. 87 oakland. 91 fremont. inland communities 1520 degrees above average. i know a lot of people don't like the heat. we're looking forward to this. cooler weather friday and saturday. a chance of showers with a mix presip over the sierra nevada. 7-day forecast. and talk about a pope ree of weather. heat two days and be careful out there. cooling begins thursday. you don't feel it inland until friday and saturday. saturday we bring in the possibility of showers and temperatures in the comfort zone. low 60s to the mid-70s. we'll be ready for that after the heat. >> for sure. tomorrow on good morning america. team coverage from minneapolis to washington d.c. of the to washington d.c. of the protest and response to george

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- welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. so i've been so tickled by all my friends and parents i see online, frustrated trying to teach their kids from home. this meme absolutely cracked me up. hip-hop superstar 2 chainz posted on his instagram... comedian whitney cummings tweeted, "all my friends who misspell at least two words per text message are now homeschooling their children." all right, so that is the light-hearted way, i'm sure, just how real and how difficult things are for parents right now. but let's talk about this problem: homeless families with children. allia phillips is a ten-year-old honor roll student

who is one of 114,000 children in new york city who are homeless or are in unstable living situations. unlike most of her classmates, allia didn't have access to an ipad or computer, and she didn't have access to the internet. "the new york times" spoke with allia and her mom kasha, who are currently living in a shelter in new york city. take a look. - a lot of things are really happening right now, like covid-19. it's changed my life because now we don't get to go in school. my teacher told us that she didn't know if it was gonna close for the whole year. - i have a cell phone. we use the, uh, hotspot. t lotta anit's a little spotty and slow. essentially, that's just where we've been, is puttering outside to get a better signal, hoping it gets better.