protests. today you can help to make a difference. good morning, everybody. checkie before we get to the stories, because, mike, you said we are expecting a mini heat wave. is that what we are calling it? >> yeah, i think so because it will be a two-day heat wave unlike last week where it was a four-day heat wave. so we will call it a mini this time. i will check the latest on the heat wave coming up, the official heat advisories for tomorrow. today we kind of set the stage. you can see the calmer conditions out there, the sea breeze, the refreshing air-conditioning gone and just a few high clouds trying to move across our skies, so it's 69 in the east bay hills. let's take a look at temperatures. 52 to about 60 this morning, and hanging on to the mid to upper 60s at the coast this afternoon, and 87 to 94 at 4:00, and still in the 80s in most neighborhoods at 7:00. be prepared for a little harder

sleeping weathe the next two nights. back to you. >> thanks, mike. new overnight, a driver led vallejo police on a chase for about 20 miles before being captured with items that could have potentially been looted. here's video chase. officers got reports of looting at a cvs store on sonoma boulevard. the pursuit ended at a business park in richmond and this is when you see what officers discovered here, mannequins and wigs in the back of the suspected car, and that could have come from a salon in vallejo. police have been involved in several chases overnight. and then video shows looting at the mall. you can see a cherry-picker crane being used to break into the best buy. police sent an alert last night warning people of looting at the

mall. in the south bay, some protesters made their way on to 101 in palo alto. this was yesterday afternoon near the embarcadero spit. exit. >> people gathered for a peaceful protest outside of san jose city hall. two groups of police were staged nearby. cleanup efforts continue this morning in san jose. abc7 news reporter, julian glover is live with more on that. >> good morning, reggie. the first night of the curfew being in place in san jose, 55 people were arrested and sjpd reporting there was damage to many local small businesses in the area, so today the mayor along with many residents in the city will be out there helping clean things up. you are lookingmonday, and you working hard to clean up damage done by vandalism.

the mayor was out there on monday and will be bk out isar a a durotni people after expressing themselves in another way. >> what we are seeing is power in our city to leverage the great energy and spirit of our community. >> volunteers will be given supplies to help clean up litter and graffiti, so you have to register at the beautify sj booth downtown on sixth street. at 10:00 this morning, people will be meeting and you are asked to bring yourourourourour mask when you show up. reporting live this morning, ve

action if violence in the country doesn't stop. jobina has more on how he plans to do that. >> thank you, kumasi. president trump called on governors to crack down on the protests and he says if they can't do it he willeploy the national guard by invoking the act of 1807, and it gives the president the power to send military on to the streets during protests and it was last used in 1992 during the rodney king riots. national guard troops were spotted near the white house yesterday afternoon. >> where there is no justice, there is no liberty. where there is no safety, there is no future. >> many activist and leaders disagree. the governor of michigan says the president's solution would make the problem worse, and she says right now we need unity and compassion and not military action. reggie, i will send it over to you. >> thank you. democratic presidential candidate and former vice

president joe biden promising to address institutional racism. today he's in philadelphia to address the unrest in our country. biden met with leaders of the african-american community yesterday, and he said if elected he will set up a police oversight body during his first 100 days in office. an independent autopsy commissioned by the floyd famild it notes that floyd had other conditions and had drugs in his system, and both autopsies ruled his death a homicide. minnesota's attorney gennow han but says he must proceed with

caution. >> jurors resolve all doubts in favor of the police. there are certain immunities and presumptions that police have established over the course of years. >> the state attorney general talks more about previous police brutality cases and how they could affect this one. you can watch that interview coming up at 7:00 on "gma" right after "abc7 mornings." george floyd's brother, terrance, visited the site where his brother died and broke down in anguish and later addressed a crowd of protesters. he said to create change people haoexeltion. >> vote for pre- li preliminary. educate yourself. >> and terrance called an end to

violent protests and said that will not bring his brother >> mayweather is paying for the memorial, and a funeral will be held in houston because that's where george floyd grew up and that will be one week from today. i am angry! i am hurt! i am frustrated! i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. i don't want to see one more black man die at the hands of law enforcement. >> that was san francisco mayor, london breed, alongside hollywood actor jamie join h and other leaders on the steps of city council for a kneel-in. ♪ ♪ no weapons formed against me ♪ shall prosper

♪ no, it won't work ♪ >> foxx singing words from the bible. the actor and recently in minneapolis calling for the arrest of the other three officers in the case. now he's joining forces naacp and an activist. >> i know they say i am from hollywood, but really i am a fellow from texas and so that's what i want to show, i want to be here to just help out. >> foxx says he hopes once the protests come down the work behind closed doors can begin to pass legislation for change, an celebrities to dot,op peaceful protests. coming up next, a san jose

man recorded helping an injured officer during a demonstration. why he now wants an apology from the san jose police department for something that happened that same day. black lives matter posts blocked on instagram. this morning the apology from the company and why it happened. let's get you ready for the heat. here's a look at san jose where it's about 60 right now with the sun peeking over the mountains. temperatures today there will reach about 92, and our cool spot, san francisco, 80,

all right. let's start with temperatures down in the south bay where we have 52 in santa teresa and

morgan hill. los altos hills, the hills will be so much warmer the next couple of mornings. 66 there and wouldn't be surprised if you are in the 70s the next couple of mornings. 43 in half moon bay, and that's what happened when you lose the morning marine clouds. looks like a gorgeous day and it will be if you like the heat. out and about, not as comfortable as yesterday. the peninsula, mid to for the afternoon hours. we will head to san francisco where we will stay in the 60s through 7:00, and then a few neighborhoods hitting 80. those warmer temperatures coming tomorrow, i will have that next in the accuweather 7-day forecast. let's turn it over to jobina. how is the commute? >> mike, we have a sig-alert right now in union city that i

want to get to. i want to bring up the graphics for everybody, if you are headed southbound on 880 you will run into a major backup, and at one point all lanes were blocked and it's specifically southbound 880 by alvarado niles. the cars have been moved off to the right-hand shoulder, but injuries have been reported and first responders are there, and looks like only one lane is closed right now. heads up to you on that. and people that rely on mass transit there are changes due to the curfews in place. az transi announced they will suspend service from 7:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., and that will go until june 5th. and san trans, service sus from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and no changes to bart but bart has

been closing stations due to the demonstrations. bridging the divide. police and protesters coming together acros

the sister of a fallen security guard will speak to reporters in southern california today. this comes as the abc7 news i-team learned more about pat underwood that was shot to death on friday night at the oakland federal building. he grew up in the east bay and built a lot of friendships at pinole high school, and one of his friends is pastor vazquez. >> it's devastating. the family is broken because we know what kind of person pat was. pat would not hurt a fly. >> he was very close with his family and very close with his friends. he would do anything, really,

for anybody. >> the fbi and oakland police believe people inside this van open fire on underwood and his partner. a surveillance camera recorded this image but it did not capture the van's license plate. we are hearing from a san jose man that rushed to help an injured police officer. video captured the whole thing. it was at friday's demonstration, but later an officer ended up shooting tim harper, that man in the video, with a rubber bullet when he was defending a teenage boy. harper says he recognized this officer, jared yuen, as the one that fired at him. >> i just said, hey, you just shot a kid in the head over here, what the heck is wrong with you guys? the neck thing i know, an officer walked between two officers and shot me and stepped back. >> i am not happy with his actions, and i will tell you i know jared who is a good kid

that made a mistake and let his emotions get the better of him. >> officer jared yuen is now under investigation after possible misconduct after videos of him surfaced. the warriors reopened the facility for individual workouts and this is significant because it's the first time players have had access there for the past 2 1/2 months. this according to slater of "the athlet." the nba and the board of governor nerz a governors are expected to vote on the start of the season next month in orlando with 22 teams. >> sports. >> sports. mike? hi, it would be a nice

distraction, wouldn't it? but that's what it would be, a distraction right now. let's talk about what is going on at the exploratorium camera, and it's about 56 degrees and a sunny start this morning. as far as accuweather highlights, sunny and the heating begins. moderate heat illness risk tomorrow especially because that's our hottest day, and then a cooler weekend and tracking a chance of showers. the area of low pressure to the southwest is grabbing the desert heat and steering it up towards us and look what it does in the south bay. 95 in gilroy. 90s on the peninsula until you get to san mateo northward. mid-80s for you. low to mid-70s along the peninsula coast to near 80 in downtown san francisco and sausalito. io to mid-90s through most of the bay. east bay shore, upper 80s until you get union

city, about 90 there. right near 100s tomorrow. temperatures will drop in the mid-50s to 60s for only an hour tomorrow, and it won't be comfortable tonight if you don't have air-conditioning. the heat illness starts today in solano county and for the rest of us it starts tomorrow and goes to about 9:00. you are looking at temperatures that will be robust tomorrow, even more so than today. the heat never makes it to the coast, you have a little air-conditioning, 70s there. saturday and sunday our coolest days, 60s and 70s with a slight chance of showers on saturday. more on that, next. just when you thought we were done with "tiger king." there's an update. some are wondering, where is

carroll baskin. yesterday a judge ruled in favor of baskin's organization, big cat rescue, so now she has control of the zoo that was once owned by her rival, joe exotic. about 16 acres of land. baskin and exotic have been in a feud for years, and exotic convicted of a murder for hire plot against baskin and is in prison. and then raising awareness about racial injustice. how musicians will make their voices heard by going quiet. and then businesses

here's a look at what is going on with the sizzling temperatures inland tomorrow and even reaching parts of san francisco, i think the

temperature was undone there, but thursday the coast cools parts of the bay and then by friday, cooler, 60s and 70s. the heat wave half as long as last week, and records, we'll get close tomorrow but not like last week. this is mainly saturday, light showers and less than 0.1 of an inch of rain and the cooler weather is what will dominate this weekend. that's your forecast for now. here's jobina. thank you, mike. instagram is apologizing for removing posts and blocking them from using the #blacklivesmatter and supporting the movement. the company tweeted this message, confirming some people were getting an action blocked message when trying to use the hash tag. an influx of people using the hash tag, black lives

they issued a statement of the black lives matter movement. the music industry is calling today blackout to draw awareness to racial injustice. apple music shows the message to the page for you, and it's calling on people to speak and act against racism and injustice. artists including mick jaggar and quincy jones are also participating on blackout tuesday, and many are #theshowmustbepaused. just as they are beginning to reopen with covid-19 restrictions easing, merchants raced to cover their businesses with plywood last night, and many reacting after receiving an

urgent alert. it warned them of a protest expected to march through their area last night. alameda is swn>> we have been c like, two months, so there's no sales and we are trying to, you know, get by, and with this additional happening it's really hard. >> local businesses attribute the warning to council member deb davis but her office claims that was not the case and there were no credible threats. now to the moments bringing our nation together across america, peaceful protests welcomed by some officers. the sharing of emotional moments in the midst of the chaos. here's abc news anchor, david meurer. >> an officer and demonstrator embracing. in miami, you can see the line of law enforcement and then the moment it all changes.

a highway patrol trooper walking up to this woman, hugging her. she was grateful. >> i love you, man. >> in new york's times square, an officer that was kneeling, raising his arms, a demonstrator then shaking his hand and the two then hug. you can hear the cheers erupting in the crowd. genesee county sheriff in flint, michigan, who told the demonstrators there, we are here for you and what can we do? when they said march, he did. >> the only reason we are here is to make sure you got a voice. that's it. don't think for a second that he represents who these cops are from all over the county and around this nation. we are out there to help people and not do that nonsense. we want to be with y'all for real, so i took the helmet off and laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest.

>> that was abc's david meurer reporting. coming up, we are sharing san francisco business news, a san francisco company announcing its laying off employees and moving jobs out of the city. two dozen arrests, new information from the north bay overnight. walnut creek police used

right now at 6:30, breaking news. vallejo police shoot a man outside a walgreens that may have been looted. a second suspect leads them on a high-speed chase. >> police in one city firing tear-gas. the arrests made after curfews went into effect. the sun is coming back and the heat is back. this is a live look from our mount tam camera, and don't let this fool you because we are

getting ready for 90s returning to some areas today. good morning to you on this tuesday, june 2nd. thank you for being with us. let's see what we have in store today with mike. hi, mike. >> thanks for being with us this tuesday morning. the mini heat wave begins today and starts with live doppler 7 showing clear conditions other than a few high clouds roaming in from the south, and that's exactly where the warm air is invading. here's a look at the east bay hills camera, and it's 69 degrees. here's a look at our temperatures. mid to upper 70s along the coast, into san francisco, proximity of the water keeping you more comfortable than the rest of us. mid-80s to near 90s around the bay, and mid and upper 90s in our east bay valleys. today is day one, and tomorrow is even hotter. i will show you the newest numbers and the chance of rain coming up this weekend in the accuweather 7-day forecast.

here's jobina. at the live desk vallejo police shot a man that broke into a walgreens and that led into a confrontation with another person that rammed into a patrol car and then that person led officers on a high-speed chase. according to the "san francisco chronicle," police were responding to, quote, riot-related criminal activity around 12:30 this morning, and the police shot one suspect on redwood street and then asut ar leading police on a chase. no officers were hurt. curfews are still in effect all across the bay area. can you see the locations and the times on this map we're going to show you. most of them extended for a few more days, but some will be in effect until further notice. in walnut creek police ended up using tear-gas on protesters that did not go home after curfew last night. abc7 news reporter, amy

hollyfield is live in walnut creek. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi. the curfew took affect here last night at 7:00, and that's when trouble started. the protesters marched on 680 and shutdown traffic on the interstate, and police used tear-gas on the crowd when a protester through a ro protester threw a rock at them. in the downtown area, we also saw protesters taking off and getting out of the area. they did clear the freeway by about 6:30. before the situation turned tense, there was a peaceful protest downtown walnut creek to show support for george floyd and the black lives matter movement. we checked the downtown area, any damage and broken windows, we don't see any problems, nothing like what happened to broadway plaza on sunday, we

just see a lot of boarded up buildings, and a lot of business took proactive measures to thei. >> thank you, amy. oakland police arrested 100 people overnight and 80 of those arrests were involved in the curfew, and 20 were for other crimes where police recovered guns. this video shows police officers putting zip ties on multiple people last night, but earlier in the days students organized a george floyd solidarity march. thousands of people marched from oakland tech high school towards city hall and oakland police headquarters. students stressed the eventroste th giant crowd filled broadway avenue and marched 40 blocks downtown. as you can see, that event drew

hundreds of people cheering them on as they walked by, and health care workers at kaiser hospital were cheered on, and there was support shown by ringing bells, and it's estimated 15,000 people gathered. >> in the north bay, police arrested 27 people. this was mostly people who had violated the curfew order. police say one person was arrested in santa rosa for shooting business windows with . nobody was hurt. this comes after hundreds of people gathered for a peaceful protest yesterday. some said they refused to let two nights of violence and looting detract in the demand for change in the wake of george floyd's death. they are sad some people are turning to violence to show outrage. >> i don't think it's the best way to go about anything, in in situation we are fighting violence and trying to end that situation for our community and we should not be inflicting it. >> she turned her words into

action and organized the peaceful protest at the square, and the police chief showed up and took a knee with the crowd. conflicting george floyd have conflicting information. >> protests demanding all four officers in the death of george floyd be arrested and charged. peaceful protesters working from setting themselves against the violence is hoping this does not overshadow their cause. >> this was opportunists looking for trouble. >> in denver, thousands frozen on the ground for nine minutes. in new york, peaceful protests early in the day, but storefronts later shattered and tempers flaring and bunches

thrown. in philadelphia, counter-protesters armed with hatchets and other weapons facing off with demonstrators. in >> if a city or state refuses to take actions to defend the life and property of their residents then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> meanwhile the president of the minneapolis police union is facing fresh scrutiny for saying the four officers involved were, quote, terminated one-out due process and he's trying to help them fight for their jobs. abc news, washington. a bishop in washington, d.c. says she's outraged that president trump visited the church without permission after clearing out peaceful protesters with tear-gas.

jobina is at the live desk with more on the president's impromptu visit. >> the church is directly across the street from the white house. president trump walked there with a bible in hand yesterday afternoon. he stood out side the church, raised the bible and called the u.s. the greatest country in the world and said the nation wouldc come bk strong. the bishop says she's outraged the president used her church as a prop. she spoke on "gma" this morning. >> used one of the churches of my >> the president's

visit, and president trump has threatened to deploy thousands of armed soldiers to break up the rioting, looting and vandalism across the country. governor newsom is staying away from directly responding to president trump. at a black church in sacramento yesterday the governor offered support for protesters but ses violence will not be tolerated. newsom says society has to do more to end systemic racism. >> we have to own up to some very difficult things. the black community is not responsible for what is happening in the country right now. we are. we are. our institutions are responsible. we are accountable to this moment. >> the governor gave a 20-minute emotional speech but did not offer up any specific policy solutions. broken glass and broken hearts in oakland. coming up next, a business owner

still finding hope despite the looting. right now we are taking a live look at the big board, at the new york stock exchange. right now we're up about 83 points. plus, one community coming together after weekend demonstrations. how you can help this morning. first, a look at our weather and mike nicco. >> i am hydrating already knowing it's going to be in the 90s later on this afternoon. hi, everybody, the heat wave starts today. we will start with comfortable temperatures, if not cool along the east bay shore, and we have 50 at santa rosa, and san carlo, 61. mid to upper 60s around brentwood and antioch. most of us in the 50s this morning, so a big warming trend this afternoon, up to 30 to 40 degrees compared to this morning -- excuse me. the bay bridge toll plaza, you know what that means, it's just beating the heat today will be

one of your obstacles weather-wise. we will hang around the low 90s for the afternoon hours. in the north bay, 65 at 8:00. 87 at noon. low to mid-90s for the afternoon hours. by 8:00, we're 83. our hottest temperatures in the east bay valley, 71 at 8:00 and 88 at noon and mid to even a few upper 90s. i think these temperatures may be a little under done this afternoon. still 86 at 8:00. so today is day one of two, and tomorrow will be even hotter. i will show you that coming up and a chance of wet weather and below average temperatures this weekend in the accuweather 7-day forecast. first, here's jobina. good morning. how are you? >> good morning, mike. i am doing all right, thank you very much. hello, everyone. i have a couple things to get to here. first off bringing up the graphic so i can let you know the sig-alert we were following in union city has now cleared but the backup is still rather extensive all the way past the bridge there, look at that, and

this is southbound 880 around alvarado niles. the speed is up to 25 miles per hour now, and that's a big improvement from the 2 miles per hour we saw earlier. and then mass transit updates due to the curfew. ac transit, no service between 7:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., and that will go until june 6th. san trans, service to and from san francisco will be suspended from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. due to the curfews. bart has been closing stations because of the protests so keep up on social media and their app. these students have endured more than any of us could imagine and we want to make sure they recognize all of their hard work and efforts, and we want to recognize and say

congratulations to all of our graduating seniors.

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let's start with a picture from the east bay hills where it's 71 degrees right now, and that's mild compared to what it will be tomorrow morning. let's look at the day planner today. stays cool in the 60s to 70 in the afternoon, and then it will change by the time you get into some of the coastal mountains, it will be in the 80s and 90s during the afternoon hours like everywhere else. 87 to 94 around our bay and

inland neighborhoods. the heat pump here, look at the heat being funneled through the central valley to the inland neighborhoods, and i will have those numbers coming up next. first, let's get over to jobina and a live desk update. good morning, everybody. we have breaking news at the live desk right now. san francisco based company stitch fix announced it's laying off 1,400 employees, and that's 18% of the company's workforce. and the retailer will move 2,000 jobs to cities like austin and minneapolis where the cost of living is lower. employees that don't want to relocate, will get a serceltndep finding a job. >> thank you, jobina. san francisco's public defender wants to overhaul policies that allow police to use force after video emerged of

an officer pressing her knee into the neck of a black teenager, and this was a few months back. the images reminded a lot of people of george floyd's death in minneapolis. a "the chronicle" is reporting that one official thinks officers should be fired for using this technique. and then shops are preparing for whatever is coming next, vandalism or looting, and we were sent pictures of business after business putting up plywood. if you are not familiar with this area, 4th street is west of downtown and the uc berkeley campus. crews will be back at it today cleaning up damage left behind.

abc7 news reporter, julian glover is live with more on that. >> good morning, reggie. those residents will be teaming up with the san mateo mayor, and he will be out there helping clean up the city. you can see a couple hundred people came out on monday, working hard to clean up the vandalism and damage done by vandals, and the mayor says he doesn't want to calls for justice to be lost by the actions of a few, and he wants to make sure small businesses can bounce back from this and the pandemic. >> i have a budget that will be coming out next week, and we will have a small amount of funds to try and help small businesses get back on their feet in this very difficult time, and we will do everything we can to simply hustle with them.

>> if you would like to volunteer today you can sign up at the beautify sj booth next to city hall on sixth street in san jose, and bring your own face mask berepared to be social distanced from people and that's at 10:00 this morning. >> thank you, julian. in the eastbound hundreds of oakland business owners face thousands of dollars in lost expenses caused to clean up the damage by looters. she placed a sign inside her business saying keep it oakland, hoping to brighten up the business she loves, and her husban h defending their company during the protests. >> we don't have children, you know, and when they destroy

these businesses, they destroy a little piece of us. >> my heart was already broken because of what is going on in this country. >> now, some of their neighbors lifted their spirits by helping out, and painted images of hope on the plywood covering the restaurant. major league baseball still struggling to figure out a plan everybody can agree on to return to play this month. the players's wanting 114 games, and here's how they are seeing it on espn. >> i will be honest. i think major league baseball is now green light, we will have baseball. the headline is we will have major league baseball this season, whether it's in a

60-game season or 80-game season haor ohan. we wse>>utal this will most likely be without fans in the stands. >> if you say something over and over and over again, then it becomes real. you have to say it loud. >> speak it to truth. >> in this household, when it comes to baseball, i hope karl is correct, because there's a certain recent graduate that cannot get a job becaus they are not hiring, and so it would help if they started off this season. that's the way we look at it around here. the sun is barely up, and let's talk about what will happen with our accuweather highlights. mostly sunny and a few passing

clouds and that's as the heat wave begins. not as comfy the next two nights. this weekend it will be cool. a little unsettled with a slight chance of wet weather on lk area pressure pumping the heat up from the desert southwest, and even a little humidity, and you may notice it and may not, and most likely you won't. we will range from 83 in millbrae, and low to mid-70s along the coast to near 80 in downtown south san francisco. cloverdale, warmer at 97. over the coast it will be breezy, that's why you are cooler than the peninsula coast. mid-80s to near 90 along the east bay shore, and 90s showing up at union city, and a lot more 90s tomorrow. a lot more 100s in the east bay tomorrow also. tonight mid-50s to phmid-60s, a

this is for an hour tonight, and that's why it's not going to be as comfortable. it will be in the 70s in the hills tonight. we have the heat advisory starting mainly tomorrow outside of solano county. that's when the heat will be the most dangerous. today we will include solano county. i want to show you a brief look at potential wet weather, less than one 0.1 of rain. it will take the 80s, 90s and 100s out of the forecast, and we will have 60s and 70s this weekend. and zuckerberg will hold a town hall meeting with his employees after some of them held a virtual walkout to show how the social media company ndesident trump's post. many of the employees are working from home right now, and some requested time off from work and added automated

messages to e-mails saying they were out of the office in protest. as if we have not had enough this year, a swarm invaded a neighborhood in india. officials said they used a drone to spray pesticides to kill the locust. not the locust, please. when the whitehorses co horses running down the street, i don't know. >> what's left? >> what is left? >> i shouldn't ask, because we are getting surprise after surprise, and at this point, no more. okay. lotion? >> it's lotion time. something we can count on,

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it's 6:58, everybody. if you are just joining us, here's seven things to know. police shot a suspect that broke into a walgreens, and then a second suspect led officers on a high-speed chase, and no officers were hurt. looters use a crane to break into a best buy in fairfield. this is video of the looting at the solano town mall. thieves got away with tvs other electrics. you can register to help clean up san jose at a booth called beautifysj next to city hall. joe biden will address the civil rest in the country, and

we will stream biden's remarks on line and on our app. that sun is going to bake us today. the heat is back. except for at the coast, where we will have 60s and 70s and the rest of us in the 80s and 90s. number six, guess what else is back? traffic. metering lights came on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 6:29 this morning. can you expect delays once you make it through there. it's clear right across the bridge. here's number seven, everybody. your amazon delivery might be a little late this week because the company says it's keeping a close eye on and inffias across country p country. amazon says the safety of its employees is the most important thing. >> you guys ordering up stuff? >> still. >> uh-huh. >> yes. >> always. >> it brings me joy so i can

track where it is. >> it's like enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled. utrage is growing after u.s. park and secret service police fire tear gas and rubber bullets into a crowd of peaceful demonstrators near the white house clearing the way for the president's photo-op in front of historic st. john's episcopal church. the bishop overseeing that church speaks out this morning live on "gma." overnight, after many thousands protest peacefully during the day, chaos once again after dark. in seattle, riots breaking out after hours of peaceful protests.