way. a text message blossomed into a march with 15,000 on monday and today organizers of two demonstrations hope to do the same. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, june 3rd. we'll get to all those stories shortly but first checking in with mike. good morning, mike. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi. today is the day. the hottest day this week. and that means a heat advisory starts at 10:00 for most of us and goes through 9:00. we already had the heat advisory in solano county and that goes until 8:00 and lake and o tindhose are most dangerous and no breeze out there. it will develop a little bit along the coast as you can see in the accuweather 12-hour planner. the rest of us, no such luck. we're starting off warmer. already 83 to 92 at noon and 900 to 100 at 4:00. and 80s and 90s at 4:00.

we'll talk about refreshing changes coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's kumasi. >> thanks, mike. in the south bay several people were detained after the 8:00 curfew went into effect last night. this is following a protest near city hall. at least one driver started doing doughnuts. as you can see from sky 7 a large police response. officers moved in around 9:30 and they shut down and blocked some roads. police in san francisco arrested about 20 people overnight for breaking curfew. the department says there were protesters near the hall of justice. santa rosa police also said they made several arrests in pacific and mendocino avenue. no reports of violence or looting. the department says officers watched over two peaceful demonstrations. so, again, as kumasi said, oakland has been relatively quiet over the past 24 hours although we have seen widespread

looting over the last several days. whether there are roving groups of looters. >> we believe that those are an organized element that really moves around and co-ops meaningful, peaceful demonstrations for those acts of violence. >> there was a protest in oakland monday that drew an estimated 15,000 people and we saw a few incidents but for the most part it was peaceful and struck a chord with one member of the police force. >> both included not only students but family members and people from all throughout the bay area and our community. they came out. they showed out in great numbers and even my own daughter participated in that march. >> the protests started in oakland technical high school and went down broadway before ending at city hall. two students organized that monday march. today young people are planning to lead marches, again, in two bay area cities and abc7 julian glover is live with more on that. julian. >> hey, good morning, reggie.

this is really incredible. we're learning that young people aren't on the front lines of the organized marches and protests and in many cases not just here in the bay area but across the u.s. a huge part organizing these and using tech savvy skills to create a movement. some 15,000 strong, according to oakland pd was organized by two 19-year-old students who happened to be childhood friends who are both freshman in college. they believe the turnout was so large because young people joined the cause along older generations. the two young men said it all start would the text message and they felt they had to do something to show their solidity with the people of minneapolis and that led to organizing on social media which is a hallmark of their connected generation. >> young people are underrated because we're some of the smartest people in the world. we're students for a reason. we're always engaged and education and what's going on.

students are -- we're always thinking. so, i think that we're very powerful. >> certainly so in that way, i'd say so. a march of 15,000 people. today learning of two more marches across the bay area one in palo alto and the san francisco starting at mission high school at 4:00 p.m. all of these protests in the bay area organized by the bay area and they ask that they remain peaceful and they condemn looting. reporting live this morning, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. at least two other protests are happening in the east bay a march and rally will take place in oakland at 34th avenue and international boulevard at 5:00 p.m. and around the same time on the peninsula, a demonstration is planned in san mateo. organizers say that will start at city hall and end at the police station on franklin parkway. protesters across the country have been mostly

peaceful but jobina is at the live desk on what is happening in other cities. >> hundreds of thousands of people have been taking to the streets calling for justice for more than a week now. check out this peaceful protest that was in chicago earlier this week. we're looking at that. we're also seeing a black lives matter demonstration where they held up signs and chanted hands up, don't shoot. in boston, though, the protests took a destructive turn as people threw water bottles and fireworks at police officers. scattered reports of looting in new york city and the situation is much calmer than it has been in recent days and for what is going in in minneapolis where george floyd died the minneapolis school board is cutting ties with the police department. the school board said it does not trust the police department to protect its kids. the wife of the former officer is filing for divorce. kelly chauvin says her ten-year marriage is beyond saving.

some public transit is set to resume today. a minnesota human rights commission will investigate the police department. much more on that coming up in the next half hour. i'll send it back to you, kumasi. now to houston, george floyd's hometown. 200 people have been arrested there in the last 24 hours but that comes after tens of thousands of people joined floyd's family for a protest where they made a plea for peace. abc news reporter mona abdi has that. >> reporter: marching side by side with a crowd of 60,000. >> the crowd has doubled in size. >> reporter: delivering a heartfelt message. >> we are here today. >> reporter: the peaceful crowd coming together as a houston police chief walked among them, hugging

>> reporter: thousands chanting late into the night. plans for floyd's funeral coming together. formerer >> i know what it means to have that black hole in your chest where your grief is being sucked into it. >> reporter: mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. back here in the bay area, wants to ban sfpd from hiring officers who have a record of prior misconduct. he announced this new resolution in response to the protest. there are currently ho lly loop that prevent if a new hire has been investigated. >> the goal behind this resolution is to ensure that san francisco has a blanket ban on hiring people with that kind of

serious misconduct in their record or people who have avoided those misconduct findings by quitting a job while an investigation is ongoing. >> the former minneapolis police officer charged in the murder of george floyd was the subject of at least 17 prior complaints. we have an entire page on our website dedicated to related stories. everything from protest information to local curfews and resources to help with equality and justice. abc7news.com. more cooling centers will open today because of the heat. starting at 1:00 this afternoon, people in santa clara county can cool off at the saratoga library, gilroy library and morgan hill library. in concord at the seenjure center and also at 1:00 this afternoon, social distancings measures will be in place at all of these locations. >> it's nice to hear we're being able to take care of some of those people who don't have air conditioning. today is the hottest day this

week. you can see temperatures up to eight degrees warmer than this time yesterday. the east bay where we'll find some of the warmest temperatures. 70 in antioch and 74 in pittsburg and low to mid 60s through the trivalley and around the bay, low to mid 60s to even upper 60s to mid 70s in san jose and also in los gatos and from the coast and san francisco and up to the north bay. the best sleeping weather. up on sutro tower, 68 degrees. the cool air is lurking over the cool air over san francisco and good day to be at the beaches if it's allowed. our only comfortable spot. dangerous walking your dog this afternoon. don't do it. that concrete can get up to 140, 150 degrees and for you, yourself, the earlier the better for exercising because of the heat. peninsula 69 at 8:00. 84 at noon and near 90 this afternoon and little comfort there. be in the 70s through 10:00 in the east bay and low 90s for a couple hours this afternoon and

our last stop will be san francisco where we'll flirt with 80, once again. the breezes will kick in late and drop us down to 65 degrees. very comfortable during the evening hours. we'll show you how that cool weather spreads across the bay coming up and what it means for this weekend as temperatures will be nearly 20 to 30 degrees cooler. that is coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. first, let's get over to jobina and see about our essential workers this morning. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you so much. good morning, everythingen with. we'll check in on the bay bridge toll plaza. i am showing you this because i want to to remind everyone that so far this week metering lights have come on much later than we saw prior to the she shelter-in-place order. i was seeing them come on 6:30 or a little after in that range. just a heads up if you rely on rning. arework. i have no issues coming in from the chp right now. if you're headed out the door,

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it's 5:13. if you're just joining us here are the seven things to know. san jose police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. it happened around 9:30 last night not too far from where officers were responding to a george floyd protest. no word on the condition of the person who was shot. number two. san jose police detained s people for breaking the 8:00 p.m. curfew after a protest near city hall. san francisco police say they arrested nearly 20 people for breaking curfew. number three. contra costa now has an 8:00 p.m. curfew as they try to prevent the looting and

vandalism that is happening at night. stores are boarded up to protect businesses. former president obama expected to talk about the protest protests today in a town hall series. obama.org at 2:00. temperatures 15 to 22 degrees above average with record highs possible in oakland, concord 102. number six, we are checking out the san mateo bridge this morning. a clear ride for our essential commuters heading out the door this morning. look at that, more traffic, everyone. please expect it to be much busier as people continue to return to work. number seven starting today in contra costa county retail businesses and outdoor museums can reopen and also now allowed housekeeping services, car washes, plumbing and pet grooming. protesters in washington, d.c., are seeing more national

guard troops around the city. dozens of heavily armed troops stood in front of the lincoln memorial yesterday. senator elizabeth warren who joined protesters in d.c. accused the president of instigating violence. >> he is imposing violence on our people. people are here to protest peacefully. >> more than 20,000 members of the national guard have been deployed to 29 states, including california, of course. here's what it looked like in los angeles. you can see vehicles parked outside of the theater. cell phone video shows soldiers lined up along hollywood boulevard yesterday. more than 1,000 demonstrators a family-owned pharmacy are concerned about where prescription drugs might end up. the group got away with medication that was meant for hundreds of patients across the bay area. amanda de

what happened. >> reporter: several people ran into the family-owned drugstore and in a few minutes they cleared out 150 deliveries meant to go out to patients on monday. damaged equipment and contaminated other medication. >> the window was smashed and everything inside was just a mess. they shot off the fire extinguisher all over the medications. it's not sanitary. >> reporter: owner james wang is estimating the theft at $50,000. more than money, he is concerned about the patients now going without treatment, mental health patients and clinics and adult residential facilities. >> it was a whole day of cleaning up and the glass was all broken. >> reporter: the shop remains closed as pharmacist christine and others assess inventory. documenting losses and trying to w already struggling w time

to get medications out on time because of covid-19 and then protests impacted incoming shipments and now prescriptions meant for people who need them are in the wrong hands. >> some of these medications are controlled and some are noncontrolled depending if they take it incorrectly, they're going to hurt themselves. if they put it in the water supply. the water filtration can only do so much. >> reporter: they hope garcia pharmacy will be back on monday with wrap around boarding to deter any future looters. i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. 5:17. time for weather. let's look from the east bay hills where it's 76 degrees and your accuweather highlights the hottest day this week with a couple records possible. now, the coast will cool with a little bit of fog, peninsula coast while some of us deal with

restless sleep, once again, from the inability of our homes to cool during the overnight hours. below average highs this weekend, we'll sleep much better then. a lot of us can sleep in because we're not working. 92 in sunnyvale and morgan hill and gilroy, that's where it's wilting hot. 100. 84 in millbrae to 94 in redwood city. a ten degree spread across the peninsula today. temperatures reach the low to mid 70s and then drop a little bit along the coast as the sea breeze kicks in. 80 in downtown, south san francisco and 72 in sausalito and then down into the mid 60s this afternoon as the breezes will be faster in your areas. 92 in san rafael and sonoma 94 and 100 in cloverdale across the north bay. and 87 in berkeley today and 92 in union city and castro city along the east bay shore and inland everyone dealing with triple-digit heat. mid 50s to mid 60s and, again, for just about an hour or so in the morning and most of the night in the 60s and 70s.

so, stay hydrated with water today. try not to be outside as much as possible in the direct sunlight and, remember, people and pets and cars, horrible combination. cars can get up to 160, 170 degrees this afternoon if left out in the sun for a few hours. little relief at the coast and into parts of the bay tomorrow. relief reaches our inland neighborhood friday. saturday and sunday 60s and 70s with a slight chance of wet weather. i'll show you that coming up next. >> all right, thanks, mike. the retrial for a defendant may have to wait until next year because of covid-19. the judge set the next court date for october 1st but that is only to set the future trial date. the judge also said if the coronavirus pandemic causes another continuance february 27th was a new date.

almena was released after posting $100,000 in bail. sonoma county is preparing to open more fully this weekend. the county health officer says barring any spike in cases, a big portion of economic activity will be able to resume this saturday. that includes allowing indoor dining at restaurant, wineries and brewers and instore shopping and the reopening of barbershops and hair salons. churches would also be allowed to welcome up to 100 people for religious services. usc plans to welcome students back on campus in the fall. in-perso august. everyone will be required to wear face masks and practice social distances. classes and exams will wrap up by thanksgiving to minimize the threat of coronavirus as flu season begins. almost all in-person classes will be offered online. the airline only had one flight out of oakland and that

final flight will take off at 12:41 this afternoon. travelers impacted will be able to change to san francisco or san jose or get a refund. 7 on your side reached out to the airline and received a statement that says, we're constantly evaluating our network to meet customer demand. unfortunately, our service in oakland was not profitable. all right, coming up next. the full-page ads that jay-z is taking out in newspapers across the country. also, a controversial republican lawmaker now out of a job after serving nine terms in office. but, first, here's a live look outside at

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> unfortunately our chances of wet weather are starting to dry up. future radar and this was our most robust system moving forward and you can see just a little bit of drizzle around the peninsula coast and possibly the east bay coast and as the marine layer deepens and up in mendocino counties and sierra where it turns over to snow and

where it stays sunday for a lesser extent. for most of us, it's going to be a lot less sunshine and a nice, stiff breeze coming off that 50 degree water over the ocean and temperatures below average this weekend. so, if you have outdoor activities, try to put them off, if you can. i'm giving you an excuse to procrastinate in a good way. have a good one. back to you. >> i'll take any excuse, mike. thank you. church bells tolled in san francisco with special significance. cathedral rang its bells for 8 8 minutes last night f theime more ads like this are expected to be published today. jay-z taking out full-page ads across the country to honor george floyd. the message is simply white text

on a black background that reproduces a passage from a speech that dr. martin luther king jr. made. a controversial republican lawmaker is out of office. congressman steve king of iowa lost his primary race. now, this is a really huge upset for king. he served nine terms. the conservative lawmaker does have a history of controversy. his own party stripped him of committee assignments last year after comments he made to "new york times" about white supremacy and white nationalism. rhonda mcdaniel tweeted this morning saying it is totally inconsistent with the republican party. she says she is glad iowa republicans rejected him at the ballot. and voters in ferguson, missouri, have elected ella jones as the city's first black mayor. jones is a city council member and also the first woman to lead

the st. louis suburb. this historic victory comes nearly six years after the fatal police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown. the shooting thrust ferguson into the national spotlight of race and policing and, of course, remain the focus of protests following the death of george floyd in minneapolis last week. a lot is happening, friend. >> it certainly is. and it's interesting to see what is happening at the ballot box right now, too. well, we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including positive news out of one bay area city after days of demonstrations. boarded up businesses, curfews. it's just one blow after another for businesses. we'll have that story, coming up. but first a live look tsngy come up and i going to be a hot one out there. mike nicco with that when we come back. i'd like to thank everyone

who has put themselves and their families on the front lines, especially health care workers, delivery people and people who work at the post office. >> these are awesome. thank you so much. >> i also like to thank crystal at the san mateo joann fabric stores. she gave us more thread and fabric when she heard we were making masks.

building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. now at 5:30, the investigation into a shooting involving a police officer. happened not too far where officers were trying to disperse a >>ba. lite girl. >> george floyd's loved ones opening up about who he was. the message from his 6-year-old daughter.

from concerns about coronavirus to a curfew. life has taken a dramatic turn for east bay communities. the question is will the boarded up businesses reopen today? here's a look outside right now. mike is tracking the hottest temperatures of the week. good morning to you, it is wednesday, june 3rd. >> we'll get to all those stories in just a moment, but, first, never more than sevena s minutes away from the accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> looking out the window seeing the first signs of sunshine and we are entering the coolest part of the day. the next hour to hour and a half is when the cool temperatures will be set and feel the most comfortable. hottest day of the year and the heat advisories are in effect everywhere you see orange which is just about everywhere but the bay shore and the coast. here's a look from sutro tower and live doppler 7 showing clear conditions out there and barely a breeze. a little of a breeze at the coast and we'll warm up quickly and shut down into the 60s this

afternoon while the rest of us hit 80 and 96 in san jose and santa rosa 97 and look at the 100s inlands with the 102 in concord. these temperatures will drop nearly 30 degrees by the weekend. a lot to talk about coming ug the aaccuweather forecast. an investigation is under way into a shooting involving a police officer. it happened just after 9:30 last night in the area of north eighth street and mission street which is eight blocks or so away from police headquarters. happened not far from where officers were trying to disperse a crowd protesting the police killing of george floyd. there's no word on the condition of the person shot and the city is under a curfew from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. an officer-involved shooting that took place after looting at a walgreens.

abc7 news has been able to confirm that shooting at the store on redwood street, the shooting was deadly. happened around 12:30 a.m. yesterday. melanie woodrow spoke with the victim's family last night. we are not releasing the victim's name until family members are able to identify them. this morning many bay area cities are having an impact on local businesses that are still recovering from the shelter-in-place orders. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with how businesses in the east bay have been affected. amy? >> those orders are lifting a little bit here in contra costa county. starting today you can go inside a store to go shopping. however, take a look at the stores. they are boarded up. this is in walnut creek. they have been boarded up because they're trying to prevent the looting. you can't go inside but for another reason. the shelter-in-place order because of the pandemic has been

a real blow to restaurants and retailers. sidewalk pickup a fd delivery helped but then the curfew was issued. walnut creek's curfew started at 6:00. that canceled out dinner service at restaurants. it's just all been really rough on them with the coronavirus and the protests. >> it's pretty much like what punch next? we're trying to take this whole covid shut down in stride. it changed our business completely. we had to let people go and pivt and figure out how to keep some kind of revenue in. >> the curfew has now been changed to 8:00 p.m. that is in effect for all of contra costa county. hopefully that will help. the restaurants be able to open for the dinner hour. interesting to see if these stores take these, take down all this plywood today now that thaa

they're welcoming customers back insi inside. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. another protest is planned today in oak lland over the dea of george floyd and a protest remained peaceful and no reports of looting or violence. sky7 followed a large group of peaceful protesters as they marched to oakland city hall. they even practiced social distancing. they dispersed as the city's 8:00 p.m. curfew approached. police made no arrests or citations unlike previous nights. we are going to speak with oakland mayor libby schaaf about the protests on "midday live." more on the city's curfew and how they plan on addressing the protesters' concerns. begins at 11:00 a.m. right after "the view." on the peninsula the protest came to a peaceful end.

they rallied outside city hall before marching. the number of protesters made it close to highway 101. police officers formed a line and blocked them from getting on to the freeway. the minnesota human rights department launched a probe into the minneapolis police department following george floyd's death. jobina is live at the live desk with more on this. >> good morning, kumasi. the minnesota human rights investigation will look into ten years of policies and procedures with the minneapolis police department. it will determine whether officers engaged in discriminatory practices towards people of color. the governor announced the probt the human rights commissioner leading the investigation says this will not hold people criminally liable, but it will help create the systemic change that protesters here seen kneeling at floyd's death site will be calling for. the police chief admitted there is work to be done. as for the officers involved in

george floyd's death, derek chauvin has been charged with murder and manslaughter and the other three officers involved have been fired. kumasi, back to you. >> thank you, jobina. in today's "gma first look" we're hearing from the 6-year-old daughter of george floyd. here's mona kosar >> reporter: an emotional interview with george floyd's 6-year-old's daughter. >> what do you want people to know? >> i miss him. >> reporter: gianna's mother saying george loved his daughter. he was always a great dad. >> that was his baby. he loved his little girl. >> reporter: roxie found out about george's death -- >> i watched it only for a moment and i couldn't believe someone was doing him like that.

i loved him so much i wanted to help him. i wish i could have been there to help him. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., live reports from minnesota and across the country with your "gma first look" i'm mona kosar abdi. former president obama pexpected to speak in the town hall series. his first time commenting on camera since the death of george floyd. live streamed on obama.org at 2:00 this afternoon. coming up, an apology from san jose's police chief for his reaction to something that happened at a protest. and the next step in reopening. what people i o couil be able to do again today. first, we're going to check in for that hot forecast. meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much, reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. temperatures on the peninsula where low 60s are the rule for

most areas. 58 in san bruno and 55 in pacifica. and let's take a look at some other neighborhoods. 55 in santa rosa. one of our cool spots and 55 in san rafael and not quite as comfortable there. a lot of low to mid 60s, excuse me, around the bay. and we've got 68 in san jose. 69 in antioch and 70 in los gatos. let's look at what is happening east bay hills 66. nothing to stop the heat today. so, that's what your commute is going to resolve around weather wise trying to stay cool, especially this afternoon when it gets really hot. 71 at 8:00 in the south bay and 89 at noon and mid 90s this afternoon and even warmer up in the north bay. 68 at 8:00. 90 at noon and mid to upper 90s most of the afternoon. to 85 at 8:00. and our hottest temperatures will be in the east bay, 75 at 7:00. 92 at noon.

flirting with 100 for several hours. so, if you have air conditioning and you ran it yesterday, expect it to run just as long, if not longer today. 89 the temperature still at 8:00. so, we do have that big collapse in this heat and the chance of rain not looking as impressive. i'll have that coming up and first let's talk to jobina and talk more about that commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you so much. good morning, everyone. if you missed me yesterday, i'm bringing back this graphic to let everybody know there is some changes to mass transit due to the curfews in the area. ac transit no difference between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and that suspension will last until june 5th. for san trans and b.a.r.t. has been closing some stations due to protests. but as of now, they have not made any announcements. i'm also bringing back here our

drive times. something i haven't done for a while because albany to the maze a slow down there and six minutes for that drive time and also for people that are making their way towards the maze, heads up, the metering lights have been coming on at the bay bridge toll plaza somewhere in the 6:30 area. now a quick look outside showing you san jose, 101. our camera down there. clear ride for our essential commuters in the south bay and so far no major

rnlsh you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is a bc7 mornings. already stuffy in san jose. up a degree from where we were just about an hour ago. this is a look at 87 looking north. you have a light, southerly breeze and that's what's bringing in this heat. the rest of us in the mid 60s by 7:00 and the coast staying in the 60s and drop this afternoon as localized sea breeze kicks in. look at that 90 to 100 at 4:00 and still 80 to 90 at 7:00.

you can see a lot of the state at moderate to high risk at heat illness as 100s are taking over and 101 in sacramento and 101 in chico and even 80 today in monterey. reggie? okay. only on abc7 news san jose police chief is apologizing for his reaction to one of his officers being investigated for possible misconduct during a protest. abc7 news kate larsen spoke one-on-one with the chief. >> i do sincerely apologize if i seem cavalier with officer yuen's actions on video. >> reporter: eddie garcia says he regrets the snt he sunday about jared yuen who antagonized the crowd at friday's protest. >> i'm not happy with his actions. i'm sure if jared was sitting here, he would be embarrassed, as well. i know jared and he's a good kid who made a mistake.

who let his emotions get the better of him. >> i should not have said that he's a good kid. now, i know the officer. personally. and he's worked very hard for this department. at the end of the day, the actions were unprofessional and they're not going to be tolerated. >> my interview with chief garcia came after he saw tim harper who helped carry an injured officer to safety only to later get shot with a rubber bullet. harper says by officer yuen. are you looking into the fact if he was the one who shot harper on friday? >> of course. >> he called harper on tuesday to thank him for helping the officer, but harper wants something else. >> now that i come into the picture, he has to recant his statement because that officer shot me for no reason. i want the apology from the other officer, not the police chief. >> what would you like to see from chief garcia at this point? >> pefan make things right, take a knee

like all the other police chiefs are doing in this country. >> we're not trying to protect rogue cops by any stretch of the imagination. >> reporter: officer yuen is now on desk duty. >> there are ways we can tweak the current discipline system in a way that gives police chiefs more latitude to discipline their own. unfortunately, moments like this that bring that to light to have that conversation. >> chief garcia says he hopes the investigation will be completed soon but his department still needs to review hundreds of hours of body camera footage. kate larsen, abc7 news. new security measures up in san francisco union square. police installed barriers in case more protests or looting. a police sergeant tells abc7 news they have 100 officers here to assist and many businesses boarded up following looting saturday night. contra costa county is taking a major step forward in

reopening today. people can go back to work and shop and retail shopping, business offices and outdoor museums can reopen and also housekeeping services and car washes and plumbing. small outdoor social gatherings, as well as child care and camps for all kids. libraries can reopen for curbside pickup and protests up to 100 people are permitted. religious services can resume on june 15th but with some limitations. santa clara is loosening some restrictions. outdoor dining, as well as instore shopping and outdoor ceremonies and religious gatherings of 25 people or less. >> the opening that our amendments are enabling this friday are pretty significant. and i think that we're going to need to give ourselves at least three weeks to assess what the impact of this move and additional activity will be on how the virus is spreading in our county. >> dr. cody says the county has

made good progress on having adequate testing, as well as having contact tracing. outbreaks in skilled nursing facilities have been contained and hospitals remain well within capacity. well, there is a new covid-19 testing site that is opening in oakland starting today. west oakland health center atted aline and 7th street and open for the next month on monday, wednesdays and fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. as well as on saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the testing will be free for all essential workers and to people who have symptoms. if you need to make an appointment, you have to do that in advance on the oakland city website. all right. never more than seven minutes away from this hot, acweher forecast. today is the day. hi, everybody. let's look at what is going on from sutro tower and any june gloom out there. 63 degrees with sunshine more

dominant here in a few minutes and should be cresting some of our hills right now. can you imagine without daylight saving. the sun would have already been up for an hour by now. coming up at 4:48. hot sunshine and better records and better sleeping tomorrow night and the heat collapses this weekend. all right. let's take a look. the area of low pressure is pulling away but that hawaii over the four corners still working in conjunktion to bring us this cool weather. the cloud cover in the upper left-hand part of your screen is the low coming in this weekend and that will bring us the cooler than average weather but because it's coming in from alaska, no tropical storms on the way. in fact, a chance of wet weather kind of diminishes. i let's talk about the heat low to mid 90s and upper 90s to low 100s. 84 to 94 is your spread on the peninsula. over at the coast, jump into the low to mid 70s and drop during the afternoon hours into the 60s. near 80 in downtown san

francisco and sausalito and low to mid 90s from california and calistoga northward and 86 to 94 along the east bay shore with a record 89 in oakland and head into the east bay valleys 100s everywhere with 1 o2 tying record in concord. the lowest temperature, most of the night in the 60s and 70s. that is why it is hard to sleep once again and why it is going to be another day to beat the heat by taking frequent breaks in the shade and drinking plenty of water today. here's a look at my accuweather forecast. most still pretty warm to hot and back to average friday and cooler to average with breezy conditions and stiff marine layer in the morning with some drizzle possible and then once that passes monday and tuesday, summer warmth returns. have a good one. here's reggie. >> mike, thank you. the fta and ntsb are investigating a helicopter crash that killed three pg&e

contractors. this happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon just outside fairfield near lyon road and soda springs road. officials say thet a power line. it sparked a seven-acre fire and forced cal fire crews into an area of back country with long grass and steep hills. power went out to 38,000 people. neighbors saw the smoke and they feared the fire could spread. >> i was concerned because we had the big fire a couple years ago roaring over the hill, as well. and it got pretty close to us. so, iaske oh, boy. are we going to have a repeat of that. but, fortunately, that wasn't the case. sad for them that it was a crash. >> one of the fire trucks rolled over as crews raced to get to the flames. three firefighters received minor injuries. and in contra costa county trying to determine the cause of a fire in pinole. just before 11:00 last night, it

burned dangerously close to some homes. one homeowner used a garden hose to try to douse the flames. the fire quickly controlled at around 11:15 and the hills around the bay area are dry and as you heard mike say,er hot day is pected da >>america'ceo's ahead of kate spade and coach says how he is fighting discrimination within his own company. first, privacy concerns on google chrome. the new lawsuit against the mountain view company. abc7 launched new streaming apps. wherever you are you can catch breaking news, live streams and available on apple tv, androidtv,

mountain-based google is facing a $5 billion lawsuit accusing it of illegally invading the privacy of millions. the chrome browser still collects some information on users' web browsing even if you're in private mode. google says every time you open an incognito window there is a warning that information may be collected. google says the company disputes the claim and will defend itself vigorously against them. zoom has become a household name and now the san jose-based company has nearly doubled its expectations for annual sales to $1.8 billion. zoom's stock is up 206% this year. zoom also warns its costs have sky rocketed and its margins will likely be lower than they used to be. sheltering inside has us appreciating the little things and for a mom in san jose that little thing was a class photo.

carissa was able to get nearly every student in her son jake's class together for a socially distanced class picture. it took some coordination and some planning and help from friends and they pulled everything together in 24 hours. just in time for the last day of school. she says it was a roller coaster of emotions. a little bittersweet to see everybody. we want to say congratulations to all those students. >> absolutely. congratulations. let's talk about what to expect today. if you feel dizzy or little nauseous, drink plenty of water and head to cooler conditions. if you stop sweater and start to overheat which will be the result, you need to call 911 pau because you're likely going to have a heat stroke situation. up to 30 degrees cooler this weekend and the chance of wet weather drying up. chance of drizzle saturday morning and marine layer super thick and look where the storm

track is right to the north and right across mendic o most of us, we'll miss out on measurable rain but at least it will be comfortable this weekend. reggie, kumasi? >> thanks, mike. we may see the return of nba n ly commissioner adam silver is expected to take a proposal to resume play to the nba board of governors for a vote tomorrow. espn is reporting that the plan is for 22 teams that are still in playoff contention to resume games at walt disney world in orlando. that park has three arenas. they play a few regular season games and then start the playoffs in august. the finals would be tentatively held in late september or early october. the warriors, though, the warriors had the worst record in the league and they would not be involved.

i mean, i just had to say that so we know we have our expectations.people to be looking. >> they don't need to get that flight to orlando. >> not just yet. will they even have fans? i don't know. >> i mean the players. >> no. not at this time. >> sure. >> but next season. new at 6:00, students preparing to take the s.a.t. test online this year, there is another change you would need to know about. plus, george floyd's family marching side by side with protesters in his hometown of houston.

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. now at 6:00, calmer crowds as protesters seek justice in the pay area and beyond. a look at what happened overnight and the latest on the case in minneapolis. >> he was like, i have for the post ready and i was just like, let's do it. >> young people leading the way. a text message gets this march going with 15,000 people on monday and bay area hope to do it again with two demonstrations planned today. hello. >> hi, everyone. it is wednesday, june 3rd. hello my friends down there and hello to mike nicco because it