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

is another hot day. >> yes, it is. but it is the last one for a lot of us. but it's also one of the most dangerous days this week because it is the hottest day. let's take a look at what is going on with our advisories and most of them began today. already solano county yours started yesterday. let's take a look at what is going on as far as the conditions outside. high pressure over top of us and you can see barely a breeze out there and absolutely no sign of the marine layer clouds. they're on vacation for today. they'll come back tomorrow and more so as we head towards the weekend. we're looking at what's going on and you can see that temperatures at the coast are going to be a little more comfortable today. 60s and 70s there while the rest of us warm rapidly and 90 to 100 at 4:00 and still around 80 to 90 at 7:00. we'll take a look at that nearly 30 degree temperature drop for the weekend and the chances of rain coming up. first, back to kumasi for the news. >> thanks, mike. in the south bay, several people were detained after san jose's 8:00 curfew went into effect last night. this was after a protest near

city hall. you can see at least one driver started doing doughnuts and as we can see from sky7 a pretty large police respon.os moved in moved in and blocked some roads there. police in san francisco arrested about 20 people overnight for breaking curfew. the department says the protesters were near the hall of justice. santa rosa police made several arrests in pacific and mendocino avenue. they had no reports of violence or looting. the department says that officers watched over two peaceful demonstrations. now we have seen some widespread looting over the previous days. interim oakland police chief susan mannheimen were asked about roving groups of looters. >> we believe that meaningful demonstrations for those acts of violence. >> a protest in oakland on

monday that drew an estimated 15,000 people. we saw a few incidents, but for the most part, it was peaceful and struck a cord 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. >> and the protests started oakland technical high school and went down broadway before ending at city hall. more on that just now because two students organized that march and young people plan to lead marches in two bay area cities. julian glover is live with more on that. julian? >> hey, good morning, reggie. truly remarkable young people. we're learning that they're not only on the front lines of many of the protests we're seeing in the bay area and across the country, but that iaey are lead the charge to create this movement. this massive crowd, as you all

mentioned of 15,000 people in oakland on monday. this was organized by two 19-year-old students who happened to be childhood friends who are now both freshman in college. they believe the turnout was so large because young people joined alongside older generations. the two young men said it start would a text message. they felt they had to do something to show their solidarity and that led to organizing on social media which we know is a hallmark of their connected generation. >> young people are underrated because we're some of the smartest people in the world. like we're students for a reason. we're always engaged in education and what's going on and students, we're always thinking so i think we're very powerful. >> now, reggie, as you mentioned today we're learning of two more marches across the bay area led by young people. one in east palo alto and the other in san francisco starting

at mission high at 4:00 p.m. those fliers on your screen. to be clear, each of the protests that have been led and to be created by these young people in the bay area. they have asked that these marches remain peaceful and they have denounced looting or any acts of violence. reporting live this morning, i'm julian glover. >> we look forward to seeing it. two protests. a march and rally at 34th avenue and international boulevard starting at 5:00 p.m. and a demonstration is planned in san mateo. it will start at city hall and end at the police station on franklin parkway. protests across the country have been mostly peaceful, though some did turn violent. jobina fortson is at the live desk with more on what is happening in other cities. jobina? >> hundreds of thousands of people have been taking to the streets protesting for justice for more than a week now. we're beginning to see some more protests recently starting with

chicago. a peaceful protest yesterday. ds hands up, don't shoot. in boston protests took a war t officers. scattered reports of looting in new york city overnight but the situation is much calmer now than it has been in recent days. as for what is going on in minneapolis where george floyd died. the minneapolis school board is cutting ties with the city's police department. the school board says it does not trust the police to protec its kids. the wife of the former police officer is filing for divorce. kelly chauvin says her ten-year marriage with derek chauvin is beyond saving. and the minnesota human rights commission will be investigating the minneapolis police department. i'll have more on coming up on that in the next half hour. back to you, kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. in houston, which is george floyd's hometown at least 200

people arrested in the last 24 hours but comes after tens of thousands of people joined floyd's family for a protest where they made a plea for peace. mona has this story. >> reporter: george floyd's family leading the way in houston. 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 demonstrators in a show of solidarity. >> it's visceral the pain and anger. >> reporter: thousands chanting late into the night. plans for floyd's funeral coming together. former boxer maywether will pay. for the services and the floyd family attorney says joe biden is expected to attend. the former vice president showed his support tuesday speaking of his own loss as a parent losing

a son. >> 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, san francisco district attorney 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 loopholes in theist ism that prevent the public from knowing if a new hire is previously 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 was the subject of at least 17 prior complaints. this morning, there is

concern about where some prescription drugs might end up after looters target a local family-owned pharmacy. national guard is moving in as demonstrations continue in washington, d.c. the politician who joined the protests. and we've got the heeat advisory today. the hottest day this week. look at those temperatures 15 to 22 degrees above average. 102 in concord. we'll talk about a dramatic drop this weekend and a chance of here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable,

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all right, everybody. it's 6:11 and breaking news from sky sky7. we are live over 57th avenue and elizabeth street and we are getting word and seeing police presence and activity right now. we don't know exactly what's going on but now we can see that armored vehicle there and all those other police vehicles.

so, we are watching this and haven't been able to confirm with oakland police exactly what is going on and we put in calls to find out more about what this is about and right nowon nd so orhood andsenc in ts we'll bring you updates live on air as well as abc7news.com and on the abc7 news app. mike? >> thank you, kumasi. let's take a look at what's going on temperaturewise. south bay where very comfortable 57 and milpitas at 69 and most of us in the low to mid 60s and pretty much the case else where until you get to the coast and san francisco and up 101 in the north bay we have some 50s. being outside today, it will be dangerous for our pets, so keep them off those hot surfaces, if you can. walk them right now or really

later this evening and the earlier you exercise, the better, also. here is a look at our milder temperatures today with the peninsula at 84 at noon and 90 for a couple hours this afternoon and 76 at 8:00. the east bay we're at 86 at noon and low 90s for several hours this afternoon and 76 at 8:00 and san francisco 60s through 10:00 and expect mid to upper 70s for the rest of the afternoon. we're down to a very nice 64 by 8:00. we'll talk about how that sea breeze brings relief to the rest of us. first, here's jobina with the morning commute. >> hi, mike. thank you. hi, everyone. check with the bay bridge toll plaza. so far no huge problems on our roads. you can see there definitely slow as you approach the toll plaza. at last check and i will double check for you no metering lights on yet and we have been seeing them come on closer to 6:30 and

i'll check back for you on that a little later. move on over to drive times and i'm bringing this back because we haven't seen them in a while. we are looking at a slow down from highway 4 to the maze. 19 minutes for that drive time there. so, this is just really pointing this out because we have been seeing more people return to work and those slow downs continue. give yourself a lit

abc7 news. all news, all morning. protesters are seeing more national guard troops around the city, including at the lincoln memorial. here's what it looked like as dozens of heavily armed troops stood on its steps. senator elizabeth warren who joined protesters in d.c. accused the president of instigating violence. >> it's wrong.>> people are her peacefully. >> more than 20,000 members of the national guard have been

deployed to 29 states. and that includes california. 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. l.a. times more than 1,000 demonstrators gathered for a peaceful protest. in the south bay, some concern about where prescription drugs might end up after a family-owned pharmacy was hit by looters. just before 9:00 p.m. on sunday vandals threw a tire iron through the glass door front of garcia pharmacy. you can see here in this video, seven people run into this family-run drugstore and in two minutes they managed to cause almost $300,000 in damage. they cleared out about 150 deliveries that were meant to go out to patients and they damaged equipment. >> the window was smashed and everything inside was just a mess. they shot off the fire extinguisher all over the medications. i have to destroy the medications. it's not sanitary.

>> the owners hope they will reopen today with wrap around boarding to deter any future looters. time now 6:17 and we're checking in with mike for a look at our hot forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. reggie. hi, everybody. we'll start with the hot sunshine showing up on the exploratorium camera where it's a comfortable 59 degrees. better sleeping tomorrow night. and the heat collapses this weekend. so, hopefully you can sleep in and enjoy that. our high and low are still pumping up that heat from the desert southwest. the lows backing to the west and it's retrograding and allow that massive cloud you see in the upper left-hand corner of your screen to bring us the relief. because it is coming from the pacific northwest and alaska not have much moisture. the weekend trending a little drier. let's talk about today. low to mid 90s throughout most of the south bay. 97 to 101 there. on the peninsula 94 in redwood

city and hottest 84 in millbrae and low to mid 70s along the coast and that will change as the sea breeze kicks in and drops you back to the 60s. 80 near downton and sausalito and little breezier on the north bay coast and low to mid 70s before you drop in to the low to mid 60s this afternoon and look at the north bay to cloverdale at 100. along the east bay shore, 86 at richmond and record 89 in oakland and 94 in fremont and a record tying 102 in concord. tonight 50s and 60s and just like this morning, just about an hour in the earliest part of the morning when it will feel that comfortable. most of us in the 60s and 70s overnight. now, we've changed the fan to an air conditioner because we were told to upgrade. there's your wall unit and one of the ways to stay cool today. find some ac. take frequent breaks in the shade if you don't have ac and

stay hydrated with water. let's take a look at that charge of cooler weather that hits the coast. 60s tomorrow and 80s and 90s for the rest of us and 70s and 80s friday. below average this weekend with a real stout marine layer and breezy, gusty conditions especially sunday and a slight chance of wet weather saturday. that is your forecast for now. let's get back to you guys. kumasi? new developments involving the college entrance exam for students appears that the idea of a take-home test is off the table. checking in with jobina at the live desk with more on this. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi, yes. there was talk about an at-home version of the s.a.t. because of the pandemic this year and now the college board is saying it will not pursue those plans and taking the s.a.t. at home would require uninterrupted internet access which can't be guaranteed for all students. the college board ran into difficulties administeringing advanced placement test at home last month. a group of students sued saying

they were unfair to teens stuck at home without adequate computers or internet connections. the next s.a.t. exam is scheduled for august. the a.c.t. is moving forward with its test that is scheduled for june 13th. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. the emotional message from one of the four black ceos running a fortune 500 company. his call for social justice and corporate change this morning. plus, the show of support around the world. thousands of people are taking to the streets to honor the life of georgyd and call for change. and as we get our day started this morning, we are taking a live look outside yes, something beautiful. looking at the bay bridge. and the sun coming up. 6:21, everybody. we'll be right back.

our best chance of wet

weather saturday and one of the best chances will be in the morning or one of the best times and that's when the real thick marine layer and drizzle is possible, especially along the coast and in the higher elevations around the bay. our best chance of any organized wet weather mainly up around mendicino county and sierra where it turns into snow at higher elevations and better chance of that happening as we head through sunday. it looks like our weekend is trending a lot drier, but up to 30 degrees cooler for most of us. reggie? >> mike, thank you. in the north bay, sonoma county is reopening more today. sonoma coast beaches and parking lots will reopen to the public and this weekend you'll see more economic activity, including and this is a big one, indoor dining at restaurants. wineries and breweries. in-store shopping and barbershops and hair salons can reopen. churches would also be allowed to welcome up to 100 people for religious services. usc plans to welcome its students back to. cas this fall. the university says

classes will resume in august. everyone will be required to wear face masks and practice social distancing. classes and finals will wrap up by thanksgiving to minimize the threat of coronavirus as flu season begins. almost all in-person classes will be offered online. voters in ferguson, missouri, has elected ella jones as the first black mayor. she will also be the first woman to lead the st. louis subbrb. historic victory comes six years after the deadly police shooting of michael brown. the shooting thrust ferguson into the spotlight over race of policing. they, of course, remain the focus of the protests following the death of george floyd in minneapolis last week. a controversial republican lawmaker is out of office. congressman steve king of iowa has lost his primary race. now, this is a really huge upset for king who served nine terms.

he has a history of controversy. his own party stripped him after comments he made to the "new york times" about white supr supremacy. rhonda mcdaniel tweeted early this morning saying king's white supremacist rhetoric is totally inconsuistent with the republicn party. she said she's glad iowa republicans rejected him at the ballot. companies are reaching out to their employees during this difficult time. this morning on "gma" we're hearing from a ceo of tapestry that owns designer brands like coach and kate spade and also one of four, four african-american ceos with a fortune 500 company. he is encouraging other corporate leaders to be vulnerable and talk openly with employees about what is going on. >> we can fix our broken windows and we can replace our handbags.

the laosses that we suffer ther are minimal relative to the broader losses that society is suffering from. and from the loss of life that so many families are suffering from. and that's what is key. until we get at the underlying systemic issues, we'll be rep t repeating this loot over and over again. >> well, you can hear more from him coming up on "good morning america" that starts at 7:00 right after abc7 mornings. next at 6:30, tracking breaking news in oakland where there is a huge police presence. right now, we'll have the very latest details. plus, we'll hear from george floyd's 6-year-old daughter. >> starting today in contra costa county, you can go inside a store to shop. however, most of them are

now from abc7 live breaking news. that breaking news from

oakland sky7 over the scene near bancroft. oakland police officers appear to be in a standoff with someone in that neighborhood. we saw several officers standing guard behind an armored vehicle and their patrol cars. we don't know much more than that. we do have phone calls into opd to find out what is going on. you may want to avoid this area right now as oakland police are conducting this operation. good morning to you on this wednesday, june 3rd. >> we'll check in with mike for a look at our forecast for today. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi, reggie. the sun peaks. the most dangerous day to be outside. it will begin at 10:00 for most of us and began in solano county starting yesterday and lake and mendocino county it goes from noon on. let's see exactly why. the high pressure and the lack of cloud cover and the sunshine. it's already starting to boost temperatures and the sun has

only been up for about 45 minutes or so. by the afternoon hours, we'll have low to mid 70s along the coast to 80 in san francisco and record 89 in oakland and look at 96 at san jose and 100 in morgan hill and mid to upper 90s in the north bay valleys and record high and 102 in concord. that is where it will be hottest today. dramatic changes coming up. 30 degrees cooler this weekend and slight chance of wet weather i'll have that. let's get back to kumasi for the news. developing news in san jose this morning where 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 8th street and mission street. which is about eight blocks away from police headquarters. this happened not too 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 who was shot. the city is still under an 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew. vallejo's police chief is

expected to provide an update today on an officer-involved shooting that took place after a looting at walgreens. abc7 news confirmed that the shooting at the store on redwood street was deadly. abc7 news i-team reporter melody woodrow spoke with the family. we are not releasing the victim's name until the family members are able to identify their body. many bay area cities still under curfew and having an impact on local businesses that are still recovering from the shelter-in-place orders. amy follyhold with more on how the businesses in the east bay are affected by this. amy? >> this is ironic, kumasi. today in contra costa county the health orders easing up just a bit. it will allow customers to go inside stores to shop. they've been waiting for this green light, the stores have. but look at them. they're boarded up. you can't go inside. they're boarded up because they're trying to prevent

looting. the shelter-in-place order because of the pandemic, as you know, has been a real blow to restaurants and retailers. now, the sidewalk pickup and food delivery helped a bit. but then the curfew was issued. and walnut creek's curfew started at 6:00. that canceled out the ability for restaurants to offer dinner service. all so bad one restaurant owner we talked to couldn't help but just laugh. >> the only saving light is this, the protests have shiftedd the stress of the covid-19 fears into, you know, new fears. i don't know if new fears are better, but they're different. >> now, walnut creek's curfew has changed to 8:00 p.m. that is now the curfew in the entire county here in contra costa to prevent the looting and vandalism that is happening at night. hopefully that will at least help them a little bit.

they will be able to offer dinner service. what is interesting today to watch and see if these boards come down, if retailers open their doors and let customers come in or if they stay boarded up to try and protect their businesses from possible looting and vandalism. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. another protest is planned today in oakland over the death of george floyd. a protest last night remained peaceful and police say no reports of looting or violence. sky7 followed along as a large group of peaceful heaknd hall and they even practiced social distancing. we saw dozens of people kneeling outside. they dispersed as the city's 8:00 p.m. curfew approached. police say they made no arrests or citations unlike previous nights. we are going to speak with oakland mayor libby schaaf about the ongoing protests when she appears on "midday live today" and questions about the city's

curfew and how she plans on addressing the protesters' concerns. "midday live" begins right after "the view." take you to the protest and the protest came to a peaceful end in redwood city. the group rallied outside city hall for an hour before marching. the number of protesters dwindled and they made it close to highway 101. police officer formed the line and blocked them from getting on the freeway. the minnesota launched a probe into the minneapolis police department after george floyd's death. jobina fortson is at the live desk with more. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. look at ten years worth of policies and procedures at the minneapolis police department. it will determine whether officers engaged in colo thvernor the probe yesterday. the human rights commissioner leader the investigation says this will not hold people criminally liable, but it will help create the systemic change that protesters seen here

kneeling at floyd's death site have been calling for. the police chief released a statement last night admitting there is work to be done. as for the police officers involved in george floyd's death, officer derek chauvin was fired and also charged with murder and manslaughter and the three other officers involved have been fired. i will send it back to you, reggie. >> thank you, jobina. george floyd's 6-year-old daughter is talking about her dad publicly for the first time. abc eva spoke to gianna and gianna's mom. >> what do you want people to know? >> kind of that i miss him. >> gianna's mother roxie washington said floyd loved his daughter and he was always a great dad. >> how did you explain what happened to your daughter? >>

happened. i told her that her dad died because he couldn't breathe. >> what was your dad like? >> he played with me. >> she didn't have to play with nobody else because daddy was going to play with her all day long. >> washington says that floyd spoiled their daughter and moved to minnesota so he could better provide for his family. former president barack obama is expected to address the recent protest today. he along with police reform activists and other public figures will speak in the my brother's keeper alliance series. that event will live stream on obama.org at 2:00 this afternoon. still ahead, you're going to hear an apology from san jose's police chief for his reaction to

something that happened at a protest. plus, the protest for george floyd now spreading across the globe. how they are honoring him in europe and even australia. but, first, checking in on the forecast with mike nicco. good morning, mike. >> good morning kumasi. hi, reggie. hi, everybody. let's look at san francisco and the temperatures from 53 in sunnyside and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. microclimate showing up here. we have a lot of 60s out there from 66 in daly city to 62 in union city and near 70 in pittsburg and north bay is the coolest like 58 in american canyon. look at the bay bridge toll plaza and we'll get to jobina in just a second for your full traffic forecast and a hot one this afternoon and it's all about trying to stay comfortable on the commute home with the air conditioning needed just about everywhere. south bay 70 to 80 and 90 at noon and mid 90s for the better part of the afternoon hours and

81 at 8:00 and warmer in the north bay and 89 at noon and mid 90s all afternoon and our hottest temperatures in the east bay valleys where we're 92 already at noon. 100 for a couple of hours this afternoon and still near 90 with sunshine at 8:00. all right. you want some comfort, how about 30 degrees cooler. it's coming this weekend and a slight chance of wet weather and i'll see you with that coming up and here's a look at jobina with traffic. hi, jobina. >> while mike is talking about the heat, i want to mention that chp is reporting a number of small brush fires in the area and nothing serious that will cause an impact to your commute but a heads up that heat is serious out there. we'll take a live look right now showing you the richmond san rafael bridge and pretty clear for the most part this morning on our roads and no huge issues and, again, i did mention earlier thischanges to ac transs sam trans because of the curfews.

they will both be wrapping up their service early this evening. make sure to check those schedules. 7:30 for ac transit and 8:30 for sams trans. i want to take a moment and we're going to recognize bay area high school seniors. unfortunately, their senior year was cut short due to everything going on in our world right now. we want to honor them, recognize them for their hard work. so, here's to you class of 2020. ♪ ♪ ♪

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100s from palm springs at 111 to greater than 100 degrees and monterey and tahoe today. we'll look at our record-setting heat it's possible today. let's head over to jobina with a live desk update. this just in at the live desk. police are investigating a quadruple stabbing at a 7-eleven. a group of people got into a fight at the convenience store on sixth and san salvador streets. investigators found two men with stab wounds and one died and the other in the hospital. two other men were stabbed and drove them selves to the hospital and so far this morning no arrests have been made in this case. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. the fta and ntsb is investigating a helicopter crash that killed three pg&e contractors. this happened around 1:00

yesterday afternoon near lyon road and soda springs road. officials say the helicopter hit a power line. the crash sparked a seven-acre fire and forced cal fire crews into an area of back country with long grass and steep hills and power went out to 38,000 people. neighbors saw the smoke and they feared that fire could spread. >> i was concerned because of the big fire roaring over the hill a couple years ago and it got pretty close to us. i was like, oh, boy, it is hot out today. we will have a repeat of that? it wasn't the case. sad for them that it was a crash. >> got even scarier when one of the rerus r s rolled over as crews raced to get to the flames. three firefighters received minor injuries. in contra costa county investigators are trying to determine the fire in the hills

near pinole. it burned dangerously close to some homes. in fact, one homeowner even used a garden hose to try to douse the flames. the fire was quickly controlled around 11:15. the hills around the bay area are dry with the hottest day of the week today. only on abc7 news san jose chief is apologizing for one of his officers being investigated for possible misconduct during a protest. kate larsen spoke one on one with the chief. >> i do sincerely apologize if i seem cavalier with officer yuen's action. >> he regrets the statement he made sunday about officer 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 will tell you, 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. they're not going to be tolerated. >> my interview with chief g garcia came after he saw my story about tim harper who carried an injured officer to safety only later to get shot with a rubber bullet. chief garcia called harper on tuesday to thank him for helping the officer but harper wants something else. >> now that i come into the picture, now 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 so from chief garcia at that point? >> if the police chief wants to make things right around here, come to the protests. take a knee like all the other police chiefs in this country are doing. >> officer yuen is now on desk duty. the chief says he hopes the investigation is completed soon

but his department still needs dy camerlarsenabc7ne securit mep in san francisco's union square. police installed barriers to block off some streets in cases of more protests of looting. a police sergeant tells abc7 news they have 100 officers in the city to assist. many businesses are boarded up following looting on friday night. we are seeing massive demonstrations going on around the world including in europe. we'll take you to paris with geoge floyd's death have inspired these sorts of protests. thousands of people gathered outside the city's courthouse yesterday. they are referring to another black man who died while in police custody in a paris suburb in 2016. people in the uk showing their

solidarity with protesters here in the u.s. cell phone video from a protest in liverpool. more protests planned today including one in london. the largest black lives matter rally ever in the uk. in brisbane protesters laid out candles to spell out the words, i can't breathe. those were george floyd's final words before he died in police custody. here in the bay area, two students organized this protest in oakland monday. 15,000 people ended up marching and today young people plan to lead marches again in two bay area cities. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with this story. julian? >> good morning, kumasi. we're used to seeing and oftentimes young people on the front lines of the demonstrations but actually the organizers in many cases and using their tech savvy social media skills that help create this movement. the massive crowd that you just showed right there. some 15,000 pe 15,000 pe 15,000e

acco organized by two childhood friends that are now both freshman in college. they believe the turnout was so large in part because they made it clear they wanted these protests to be safe and nonviolent and the two men say it all started with a text message. >> we set out the guidelines that we didn't want to loot and destroy things. that is what we were trying to do then and that attracted a bigger crowd because you had younger people and also older people. >> kumasi, as you mentioned, today we're learning of two more marches across the bay area led by young people of color. one in east palo alto and the other in san francisco starting at mission high at 4:00 p.m. they felt they had to do something to show their solidarity with the people of minnesota. now, we often criticize this generation for being attached to their smartphones, these digital natives but now we're seeing them put that knowledge to good

use. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. we know we don't have all the answers, but we have a lot of local resources to help you navigate this difficult time in our community regarding race and equality. go to abc7news.com/takeaction and click on race and there you'll find a full list of resources. today we're talking about the hottest day of the week. be prepared for that. mike even has a new graphic that has an air conditioner on it. >> i do. yes, we upgraded from the fan because we need the air conditioner. you need to be heat aware today not just of yourself but others that don't have air conditioning and also our pets as you need to get them outside, make sure you keep them on soft surfaces. the hard surfaces anywhere from 130 to 170 degrees this afternoon. if you can't walk on it without shoes don't put them on it without shoes either. yes, they make shoes for dogs. most of those people who have dogs know that. 78 east bay hills is giving you

an idea how warm it is lurking in the hills. today is our hottest day with a few record highs possible. coastal fog tonight. our last restless night of sleep and breezy with below average temperatures. the bigger story not so much the chance of rain. 96 san jose and 100 morgan hill and 101 in gilroy. 84 to 94 on the peninsula today. temperatures hit the low to mid 70s and then back off to the 60s along the coast today. near 80 in downtown and south san francisco and south sausalito. and then you'll drop into the low to mid 60s this afternoon with breezy conditions. and 9 2 in san raffial and 100 n cloverdale and 89 in oakland and be outdone by everybody south of you and mid to low 90s there. 100 in the east bay valleys. mid 50s to mid 60s and just like this morning, only for about an hour and most of the night stuck in the 60s and 70s and that

means not good sleep. heat exhaustion you're still sweaty but you don't feel good. heat stroke, you're not sweaty. your bodyo call 911. chance of rain thiseekend, coup hundredths of an inch of of that from the drizzle saturday morning. have a good day. back to reggie. >> okay, mike, thank you. mountain view based google facing a lawsuit accusing it of illegally invading the privacy of millions of people. the suit says the chrome browser still collects some information on web browsing habits even when you're in private mode. every time you open an incognito window there is a warning that information may be collected. google says the company disputes the claims and will defend itself vigorously against them. taking a major step forward today in reoep sxng pepening an can go back to work and shop.

retail businesses and outdoor businesses and museums can reopen and car washes and plumbing and pet grooming. the new order allows small outdoor gatherings as well as child care and camps for all children. libraries can reopen for curbside pickup service and protests up to 100 people are permitted. religious services will resume on june 15th with some limitations. santa clara county is loosening some restrictions starting on friday. the outdoor dining allowed there, as well as instore shopping and outdoor ceremonies and religious gatherings of 25 people or less. >> 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. outpr outbreaks in skilled nursing facilities. the site is at the west oakland health center at adeline and seventh street. opened for the next monday on mondays, wednesdays, fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on saturdays from 8:30 until 1:00 p.m. if you need to go, make an appointment in advance on the oakland city website. hold on, friend. >> yes, please. open. apply. >> somebody told me that this brought them joy yesterday and i was like, i'm happy. >> oh, good. does your smell good, by the way? >> yes. i got jasmine and pear. what do you have?

disney world? >> this is a disney world one but the sea salt. it smells like what i imagine ariel to smell like. i don't know. >> she does. she does. >> she does. coming up next -- in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public education couldn't be worse for our schools and kids. laying off 57,000 educators, making class sizes bigger? c'mon.

schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future. pass a state budget that protects our public schools.

all right, everybody. it's 6:58. if you're just joining us, seven things to know this morning. number one, breaking news that we want to share with you. oakland policey' an apparent standoff with somebody right now. 57th and harmon and this is our video from sky 7 that we're taking a look at. you can see the officers standing guard behind this armored vehicle. we also saw officers standing behind their patrol something w watching really closely and as soon as we get any updates we'll share it with you. number two. san jose police investigating an officer-involved shooting. this happened around 9:30 last night on north eighth street not far from where officers were responding to a george floyd protest. no word on the condition of the person shot. san jose police detained

several people for breaking the 8:00 p.m. curfew last night after a protest near city hall. san francisco police say they arrested nearly 20 people for breaking curfew. number four. contra costa county has an 8:00 curfew as officials try to prevent the vandalism and looting that is happening at night. many stores are boarded up with plywood to protect businesses. hottest day this week. heat advisory meaning a moderate to high risk of illness is possible. seek shade when you can and stay hydrated today. clear ride for number six across all of our major bay area roads right now. metering lights came on at 6:38 at the bay bridge toll plaza. number eight. entail retail shopping and outdoor museums can open back up and also now allowed housekeeping services, car washes, plumbing and pet grooming. who is giving out hair cuts is the question.

>> there's a lot opening up over the next couple of days. i mean, things are really [ crowd chanting ] -- protesters and the national guard at the lincoln memorial. but after curfew in los angeles, people break into a high school. police scale the roof to make arrests. in portland, police use pepper spray and protesters in boston use fireworks against the ide the storic st. john's church after violently clearing that peaceful crowd. former president george w. bush presumptive democratic nominee,