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crews are battling six separate vegetation fires. they appeared intentionally in the foothills south of santa fe.

90 acres and 20% more businesses are reopening. santa clara county will allow outdoor dining to resume today. >> videos appear to show them shoving and elderly man to the ground during the protest. the police released a statement saying he tripped and fell. now he's in the hospital with a head injury. >> a member for the u.s. labor department will release the may jobs report in 15 minutes. the unemployment rate has increased to around 20%. that's the highest since the great depression. >> look at those temperatures tumble dramatic. especially in the east bay. valleys up to 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. i'll let you know how long this lasts coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast.

>> so far at least we're going to take a live look right now. across westbound. number seven san francisco is hosting a virtual pride event. it will feature the gay men's chor and lesbian and gay freedom band. it kicks off at noon. as more counts lift shelter in place restrictions and start to reopen, if you do go out, doctors say that it's important to make sure that you're careful. >> it's not gone. we're lulled into a false sense of security because we flattened the curve but we didn't get rid of it. >> she says covid-19 is still out there and you need to be cautious. even if your friends or family

aren't. >> we're still infectious in the bay area and we'll see a surge if we're not careful. >> we continue to see new covid-19 cases in every county but there's areas of concern. in alameda county new case numbers increased over the past few weeks and hospitalizations have increased over the past two weeks. there were 27 new cases on wednesday. that's the second highest single day rise in two weeks. there were just five new cases wednesday and health officials there are saying there's been a rapid increase of covid-19 cases in low income communities. in san mateo there were just 17 cases wednesday. the lowest single day rise since may 17th with the lowest number of tests in more than two weeks were taken on that social distancing, hand washing and -- >> if i had to pick one simple

thing, that's the thing that i see out there. >> now she told me that she doesn't think that we'll actually see a huge surge ahead but people need to be cautious here because there's so much unknown and that could certainly change and she also says there's a huge danger if this virus lingers around for a huge amount of time. in the newsroom, stone, abc 7 news. >> for people protesting right now the question is should they get tested? we heard from new york's governor that says believes that they should. >> on the 3rd or 4th day if you feel like you have been exposed it's okay to go ahead and try to go get tested. i would wait a few days before getting one because you don't want to get a false negative.

>> officials say it's nearly impossible to contact the thousands of people at a protest. >> it's 5:17 on a friday. let's jump into the microclimates because if you're tired of the heat, not getting a lot of heat versus the votes that i get for no heat and no heat wins today. we flip the script as highs dramatically drop inland. more clouds, a chance of rain and showers tonight through tomorrow but the big stories this weekend are the breezes that are going to keep us well below average thanks to the area of low pressure that's going to start to move south out of the gulf of alaska and you can see the brighter, whiter and gray clouds moving into vancouver right now and eventually the clouds come into tonight and right now i'm focused on the low clouds and the marine layer. here we are at noon.

pretty clear and separate along the coast and once the winds kick in this afternoon and look at the green, and that means by 7:00 tonight most of us are in the 50s and 60s and that's after topping off in the low to mid 70s in the south bay. it's going to cool up quickly this evening. 66, about 72 and upper 50s along the coast and mid 60s in downtown south san francisco. northward from low 80s. md 60s to low 70s in our east bay valleys, look at that 74 to 82 degrees. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. 50s and 60s. a few 70s. they're the exception saturday and sunday. you can see the small warming trend tuesday and wednesday. can't keep summer away forever, reggie. >> this video is so upsetting. police are trying to track down a cyclist that they say assaulted a group including a

child. and the incident was caught on camera. >> leave her alone. >> hey.ay. >> get off of her. i know, why touch someone else's child like that? this happened on a trail in bethesda, maryland. he charged at the man filming him with a camera and then argued with him. no one was seriously hurt. police posted images of the cyclist online and they say they have received a lot of tips so continue watching that. >> well, in san francisco there .as a mobile prt,abc n dro through streets and honking for everyone to >> dozens upon dozens lined up in golden gate park for the start of the caravan protest.

motorcycles lined up too next to the protestors that had a message to share. >> the caravan has chosen the route through the city to make sure that they drive-by all the local precincts. >> this is where we are at. right? we have to have a voice for them. this is for my son. the world has to be different for them than for us. >> most are filled with families and young children. >> i think that everyone should have to do what they want to do. >> black lives. >> we felt like we would be able stlienehborhoodtorne route that through miles of san francisco streets where we caught up with the organizer and said the turn out was much better than expected. >>

>> this is my first black lives matter protest. it's too easy for me as a white woman to go about my privileged life without paying attention but there's something about the way social media has allowed us to watch what's happening and been happening for years and decades and centuries actually to black people. we see it now. >> in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> people are out. >> i like seeing it and it seemed pretty safe, so that too. >> all right. so a lot of people are looking at a six flag theme park. >> a look at the long line of people that couldn't wait to get in but right now here's a live look outside. what are we here to see?

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hundreds of people were gathering to mark the reopening of casinos yesterday. from the world famous strip to old las vegas people were anxious to get back to gaming. casinos have been closed for 78 days because of the virus. one patron says that she was tired of >> casinos are requiring people to wear masks and encouraging social distancing. las vegas is keeping buffets, shows and pools closed for now as leaders figure out how to reopen the things safely and one of the things on the list should maybe -- >> the pool. >> the pool need to stay closed. >> the buffet. you want the pool. the buffet you want to keep

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now at 5:30, outrage at video showing two police officers pushing a 75-year-old man to the ground. the action that the city has taken this morning. >> crews are fighting to get control of a series of wildfires deliberately set in san jose and at least one person has been detained. >> and a historic jobs report was just released. the very latest on that. >> good morning, we have made it to friday june 5th. didn't get a chance before, congratulations to the town hall yesterday. i don't know how you're awake right now because that was a long day. >> it was a long day but it was so worth it. i loved feeling like we did something meaningful. the conversation was so good and i just hope that it left an impact with people. so thank you, friend. >> it did for me. >> i'm glad. okay. let's check in with mike for a look at our forecast today. hey, mike.

>> hi, everybody, we're going to watch it as a family later on today. wife went back to work yesterday so we didn't get a chance to even see each other. so good news and bad news so i can't wait but i know you guys probably did a great job. let's take a look at what's going on. 29 miles per hour wind in concord. 44 in fairfield. do you think the sea breeze is back? it's aggressive 44 miles per hour. can you imagine trying to drive into that right now? coming down 80 toward the bay? that would be rough. here's a look at the marine layer that's dragging in with it. so highs today, 60s and 70s, mainly 80 possible. 82 in santa rosa. now the temperatures in the east bay from the 100s yesterday about 25 degrees cooler. what a flip of the script. >> all right. thank you. crews are battling six separate vegetation fires that appear to

be set intentionally. they're burning within five miles of each other in the southern part of the city. abc 7 news reporter is live. >> good morning, right now we know at last check the fire was only about 20% contained but had been 90 acres. what we could see from our vantage point right there, look at that hill. moments ago we saw a number of cal fire firefighters get out of the truck. we also want to tell you that as you mentioned this appears to be the work of an arsonist. we know that fire investigators and police have arrested one person and detained another. this morning the people that live the santa teresa foothills are back in their homes and forced to evacuate when these fast moving fires started moving quickly last night. knocking down the flames and

dropping fire retardant and crews getting dry brush out of the way. keeping an eye on the hotspots and working to fully extinguish the flames but back here live this morning you can see what is left behind. this charred hillside as these firefighters work to fully extinguish the fires. we're working on how much of the blazes are still out there this morning. but the last check almost 20% contained. we're also hearing the investigators might be looking to speak to at least one additional person about how this all started. for now, reported live in south san jose this morning, i'm julian glover. abc 7 news. >> thank you. this morning, two buffalo police officers are suspended as questions are swirling about their conduct during a protest honoring george floyd.

>> it really is. it's the buffalo police department investigating after a video appears to show two officers pushing a man in his 70s to the ground and i do want to warn you before we pull this up that the video may be hard to watch for some. so here it is right now. we're going to show you. you can see the officers come right up to the 75-year-old man and seconds later he goes down appearing to hit his head on the ground. there's blood coming from his ear. the officers take a look at him and keep on walking and in a press release, buffalo pd said last night the man tripped and fell. hospitazed with a head lely injury and is now in serious condition. two officers are suspended without pay. all of this hours after a memorial for george floyd in minneapolis. >> it's time for us to stand up in george's name and say get

your knee off our necks. >> this morning, we're also learning two of the former police officers charged in floyd's death have turned on former officer derrick chauvin. the officer that knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes. they have been asking him repeatedly to roll floyd over. both of those are on the job for less than a week. chauvin is a 19 year veteran. >> thank you. happening today minneapolis city council members plan to vote on some of the first policing changes in the wake of george floyd's death. elected officials have been working to set new guidelines. they're expected to reveal what those could be later today. human rights officials are hoping to set a time line into whether the minneapolis police

department engaged in racial discrimination over the past decade. >> the people protest against racism continue around the bay area. hundreds of people demonstrated their solidarity but the nationwide rally over the killing of george floyd. 200 people gather peacefully. several dozen people took part in a rally at city hall and then they marched to police headquaters and in san jose, willow glenn high school students held a rally in their neighborhood. >> so there they are. you can see lots of drivers were honking in support. students chanted george floyd's name. they fight racism and injustice. >> a lot of support for america could not be the best place right now.

our generation could step up to the plate and make it better hopefully. >> it's good to say they wanted to rally close to home so that people in their neighborhood could hear their message directly. >> defending his police departments actions and took the response to some of the measures they used because of violence breaking out due to the protests over the death of george floyd. so the chief said there are agitators present at otherwise peaceful rallies that began one week ago yesterday as the police chief provided a snippet of what officers faced on the front lines. >> there's bottles of urine being thrown at police officers and they were struck on their person, helmet and face shield with various objects.

chief garcia is encouraging the community to support instances of wrong doing and says that often they'll be investigated. >> most curfews have been lifted but they're still there. fremont's mayor confirms the city will lift it's curfew at 5:00 this morning. just in 40 minutes ago. vallejo, walnut creek are still requiring people to stay inside from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.. a running list of local curfews on our website. go find out if city is on that list. >> coming up hair salons about to open the door for the first time since march. >> george floyd's d heimct the budgetcio. the commitment that city leaders

are making to the black community. time now is 5:38 and we're checking in with mike for our forecast. >> hi, everybody. welcome to friday. let's talk about the big change that you're going to feel outside even this morning where temperatures are up to 10 degrees cooler. look at the mid to upper 50s and even those are more comfortable than the last couple of days. 64. let's take a look at our other neighborhoods. santa rosa to 60s in san jose. there are some challenges weather wise. it's very breezy. and the richmond bridge and those areas are breezy again this afternoon. so also our big commute and driving, that's our biggest challenge. let's talk about what's going on as far as our temperature and look at this, the peninsula stuck in the upper 60s for the better part of today with a mixture of clouds and sunshine and trying to squeak out 70 and

then you can see a few clouds coming in and the breezes returning with earnest during the evening hours down to 8:00, down to 61 degrees and for san francisco, mid 60s this afternoon and breezy. just about the entire day. we'll see a little more high clouds this afternoon than the low clouds this how is it going? >> pretty well this morning. since the curfew is being lifted i wanted to also make a note that they did say they are now going to resume regular service for the evening rides that are wrapping up earlier because of the curfew. and affected immediately. and we're going to take live look outside right now.

checking out the 101 right now.

it will be restless this afternoon as the sea breeze will ramp up everywhere right now fastest through the delta and part of the east bay. look at what it did to our temperatures. mid to upper 50s in the morning. upper 60s to low 70s in the afternoon. the temperatures stays pretty steady because the winds pick up this afternoon. pull the refreshing air off the coast and drop us into the 50s and 60s this evening. the best chance of thunderstorms to the south from santa barbara to yosemite today.

>> breaking news at the live desk. surprisingly good economic news during the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. labor department released the jobless report a few minutes ago and this is what we are seeing. so the unemployment rate for may dropped to 13.3% down from 14.7%. 2.5 million jobs added in the country last month. a sign that the country is reopening. this is a vast improvement that saw $20 million jobs

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is one of the more memorable and luxurious experiences. that's going to change too. yu see how these sinks aren't six feet apart. they won't ever be too hard to move them but you can put plexiglass in between and that's what they're doing for more protection. >> in between each shampoo we're going to be cleaning the bowls and disinfecting them with wipes. >> figure an extra 15 minutes for every visit right now. part of that, the cleaning, anything a customer sits in r or touches wiped down. so when you put it all together it's this. you'll look just as beautiful as ever when you leave but in the meantime you'll have more separation and more sanitation. he'll do it >> that's beautiful. >> okay. you can say this next story is -- this next story is wheelly

cool. a grandmother in scotland celebrating her first time-out in months with a joyride through a local skate park. i swear. first of all, hey, listen >> you went to scotland and you put on a mask and you're from this

>> oh, man. >> that's awesome. i hope that we all can find that much excitement and thrill today, tomorrow, soon. >> you can say wee while you're skipping down the street. it goes with everything. >> could you see me skipping down the street? come on. >> you know that i wouldn't do that. it's 62. yesterday and it is touching every single one of us this afternoon. that means a dramatic drop in temperatures up to 20 to 25 degrees in our indiland east ba neighborhoods.

more rain and clouds and then breezy to cool. that's the biggest story this weekend. on the move coming down from the gulf of alaska and as he does, he doesn't gather much moisture. look at the yellows and oranges. they turnover to greens which is 60. a quick cooling this evening. and 50s and 60s. and it will be up to almost 40 degrees cooler. low to mid 70s down in the south bay today. 66 to 72 on the peninsula. upper 50s on the coast. to low 80s. my accuweather 7-day forecast

enjoy this weekend. a heat wave for tuesday and wednesday, reggie. >> i'll take it from here, mike. so san francisco officials say that they intend to redirect funds from the police department to support the african american community. they'll be working to identify specific funding needs in the upcoming budget. black people face worst challenges than the average resident. >> here on abc 7 we hosted an hour long conversation on the issues of race, protest and police brutality and systemic racism. one of our panelists yesterday was retired oakland police department captain. >> one of the things that i can tell you in my close to 30 years. the thing that you hear officers

often say is that hey, most officers are good and there's only a few bad apples. i cringe every time i hear that. there's certain places where you can't have any bad apples. if anybody has ever tasted a bad apple, you're going to have a caution any time you pick up another apple. so the good apples have to recognize that bad apples are actually attacking their integrity, their dignity and the profession that they >> and all the major social media and streaming platforms. i just felt so happy we had that conversation. we covered so many topics and ad

you also had a young man on there that was really telling some truths. >> he was like he can have my time. >> people are giving up their time and you never see that. and again you can watch it right now if you wish. i prefer if you watch it after the show or you can watch it whenever you want. still ahead, celebrating pride month. the two events happening today that will be different than in years past. >> plus a bear break in. how ♪ ♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's.

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some of the men were charged with plotting violence at a las vegas anti-racism protest participated in these groups on facebook. >> happening today santa clara will raise the lgbtq flag in honor of pride month. the mayor will lead the ceremony at city hall at 10:00 a.m. because of coronavoi ruirus the public is not invited like they usually are. also san francisco is hosting a virtual pride month kick off. they'll join for pride 50, pride at home. the city is pivoting to an online celebration because of coronavirus. today will feature live stream performances by the san francisco's gay men's choir and lesbian gay freedom band. also town hall type community conversations including one called pride in defense of black

bodies. this all gets underway at noon on the facebook page. >> let's take a look at what's going on with your weather. down in san jose one of the areas are going to see a big drop today. san jose 15 degrees but they go from the 100s to the 70s. san francisco even drops up to 9 degrees from 72 yesterday to 63 today. here's future radar they'll start at midnight and it's along the peninsula coast and the santa cruz mountains and best chances of live rain and showers tomorrow morning and then a slight chance during the afternoon and evening hours and north bay. >> next at six joe biden is calling on americans after the action of george floyd. his message overnight. >> also ahead, a lon timie ofeog with him moments before he died was talking about what he