but a little bit warmer. let's talk about this monday. first we'll start with the fire danger that continues in solano county and parts of the central valley there through 8:00 this evening. winds have calmed down considerably at about 15 miles per hour in fair field and right around the quail fire there, only about 10 miles per hour. so that is good news. plus the temperatures are running in the 50s this morning. so that should help the firefighters.

50s around the coast, 77 to 80 for the rest of us. it will be breezy, but not as so even with total sunshine, the breezes will keep us from getting too warm today.eadut ing, we're back into the low to mid-70s. we'll talk about a bit of a heat wave coming up in the 7 day forecast. here is reggie. and we expect to learn more information about that deadly ambush that killed a santa cruz share wrif deriff deputy. on saturday, a heavily armed suspect shot and killed deputy damon gut wizwiller. laura martinez has more on this. >> reporter: investigators have identified the suspect as staff are sergeant steven carrillo. the fbi is investigating whether or not he is connected to the killing of a federal officer in oakland that happened last oo

meer38eaol damon gutzwiller who in addition to being a deputy was both a father and a husband. now, the sheriff says in gutzwiller's 134 years wi4 year office, there was not one citizen complaint about him. there will be a press conference at 2:00 p.m. for an afaashe se that was injured, at last report that deputy is in the hospital and is in stable condition. reporting live, lauren martinez, abc 7. and a former minneapolis police officer charged in george flid floyd's death is due in court today. he is the officer seen in that video pressing his knee into

floyd's neck. today will be chauvin's first court appearance, his charges were upgraded from third degree to second degree murder. and three other officers involved in the incident have been charged with aiding and a abetting. and this morning we're hearing from the mayor of minneapolis, he made headlines yesterday for disagreeing with the city council's announcement to end the city's police department in response to george floyd's death. y jobina fortson is at the live desk. >> minneapolis's mayor, jake sob frey, spoke on "good morning america." and many of you have seen this violent video proetdetestors confronting the mayor saturday, asking him to answer yes or to the question do you support the full abolition of the police department. which is what the city council has promised to do. he answered no. he explained his abc this morning on gma. >> let's me be clear.

i am for massive structural and transformational reform to an entire system that has not for generations worked for black and brown people. we have failed them and we need to entirely resmap thape the sy. we need a full-on cultural shift on how departments function. am i for entirely abolishing the police department? no, i'm not. >> the mayor says that he will work with city council members to determine what they mean by, quote, dismantling the police department. you can watch the full interview on gma coming up at 7:00. house democrats expected to announce a new measure today to improve police accountability. the justice and policing act would overhaul legal protections for police, create a national database for excessive force incidents and set new standards for police training. if passed, it would also ban

chokeholds, restrict the transfer of military grade weapons and make lynching a federal crime. >> don't shoot! >> in the east bay, a large crowd gathered to honor george floyd. most of those attending wore face coverings and police are calling it a peaceful protest. and that was just one of many that we saw over the weekend. in san francisco, thousands took to the streets again. and liz pena spoke about to protestors who said that they are continuing to march against police brutality. >> i'm here because black up fo black people's lives. >> it is not just for nothing. >> reporter: voices hopeful for change. >> i am not a threat, i am a human. just like everyone else. >> reporter: this is one of

thousands who joined this protest from the marina district to the north beach police station. he asked for the mic to voice his daily fear.ver since i saw the video of ahmaud arbery, he have mile i run, i have to think to myself thank god i wasn't shot and killed because someone sees me as a threat. >> reporter: barricades created a divider between officers and protestors who chanted for poli reform while holding signs that highlighted the main message of today's protests. silence is violence. >> when you are complicit, like when you anything -- >> reporter: and the death of george floyd is not the only one on many people's minds. they are protesting for 65 others. >> anbrionna annbrionna annb a martin, michael gibson, all of them are me.

i see myself, my mom. >> reporter: many pledging to become allies to the african-american community. >> something that is different about this time is i see more people being actively anti-racist and talking to their family. >> reporter: a common message that this crowd hopes that will spread with every pretty. >> if you see me walking down the street and that is the thought of what you think of me, change yourself. >> reporter: liz pena, abc 7 news. and the peaceful protests made its way through the streets of oakland. the large group marched around lake merritt yesterday. and earlier protestorsrougowntn 880 on, but officers blocked them. and you may have seen this, there is new art just a few blocks from that protest. artists painted black lives matter in billiold yellow letten 15th street.

the art stretches for three blocks. and similar murals of course were painted on friday in washington, d.c. right in front of the white house. and down in los angeles, an estimated 20,000 people parked hollywood boulevard for this "black lives matter" proets. you have to check out this video, celebrities joined in. the city mass had peastcity has protests for several days now proomting the national guard to withdraw yesterday. now something we didn't expect to see? ju ju in june, snow. and summer officilly begins in about two weeks. so let's get over to mike to see if they are done with that snow in tahoe. >> yes, they definitely are. we talked about it last week, but to see it actually happen, i know that surprised a few people. here is a look at live doppler 7. it is quiet and any snow that is left will melt today. here is a look along the east

bay shore, look at that, 46 at castro valley, 49 in fremont, 50 in union city. and we have 49 in santa rosa to about 59 in the sunrise is at 5:47 now through about the 19th is as early as the sunrises all year. that is why you are seeing such early brightening of the sky. everything looks pretty good except for those breezes out there. let's see the south bay with 57 at 8:00, 74 at noon, upper 70s this afternoon, down to 68. fastest breezes will be this afternoon in the south bay. for the north bay, we're 58 at 8:00, 75 at noon. some low 80s for a couple hours and then 70 at 8:00. and east bay valley, 63 at 8:00,

notice the breezes kick in around 6:00 and drop us from 81 down to 75 degrees. we did have some 90s coming up and we'll take a look at that next. first jobina has the monday morning commute. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. so we will start off with the graphics here so i can show you a service update for vta. service starting today will be extended from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and also some routes will resume as well that were suspended due to the shelter-in-place order. and remember, masks are still required. you cannot ride a vta light rail train if you do not somewhere on a mask. that is the update for today. and it is already under way. a live look outside, showing i the san mateo bridge and see the conditions out to pick up and slowing down a little bit as you make your ward towa way toward peninsula. no major issue, but more and more people are beginning to

return to work. and if you rely on the bay bridge, we do have a high wind advisory for the area. coming up next, accept thinthin things you need to know. >> and also new restrictions for travelers today. and a city once the epicenter of the pandemic now in its first phases of

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welcome back. if you are just joining us, here are the 7 things to know. santa cruz sheriff will update us today on the ambush attack that killed a deputy saturday. the fbi is seeing if it is link totd killi ed to the killing of a federal officer. and derrick show vein chauvn in court today, he is charged with the murder of george floyd. and they are focusing on police reform rather than

cutting the department's funding. and number four, bar.a.r.t. will add three trains on the yellow line between pleasant hill and daly city. e out there, but not as ezes aggressive as they were over the weekend. so temperatures will climb about 8 to 13 degrees today. a lot of 70s and 80s. and number six, we have no major issues on our roads this morning, but traffic is definitely beginning to pick up. so i'm showing you a live look in oakland, people with out and about at 5:14. and apple is about to introduce payments plans for ipads and many other products. you can make monthly payments interest free through apple's credit card. and in the east bay, oakland police and chp are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and put a woman in the hospital. officers say that they were conducting a criminal investigation around 10:45 saturday night when they opened

fire and that is when they killed a driver on cherry street. gunfire also hit his female passenger. >> shots fired in oakland, we don't have much further information other than he came up with shots fired 96th and cherry. >> it is unclear why officers started shooting. the woman in the car was taken to the hospital. we didn't know her condition, but we did know she is stable, the officers were a not hurt. and developing news in the issue of coronavirus targeting those in prison. it infected at least 15 inmates at sangui quentin. it reported its first case last monday. the prison has been operating nearly 17% over prisoner capacity. at the live desk, i'm learning of a new mandatory quarantine for anyone traveling to the uk. starting today, all passengers entering britain must quarantine

for two weeks, they will be required to fill out a form detailing where they will self-isolate. travelers who do not comply with the rules could be fined. this is all in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus and as you might expect, airlines are not particularly happy about this news. ryan air saying that this will hurt the uk's tourism industry. after nearly three months of the stay-at-home order, new york city is entering phase one of reopening, it means hundreds of thousands will be back in the city. but other parts of the country including here in california are seeing an up tick in new coronavirus cases. kn mona kosar abdi has the details. >> reporter: day one of phase one. once the epicenter of the pandemic, the city is taking its first steps towards reopening. >> this is a moment that every new yorker should celebrate as our achievement together. >> reporter: as many as 400,000 people are expected to be back at work, including manufacturers

and construction workers and stores can now open for curbside pickup. >> we're looking forward to seeing our regular customers come back. >> reporter: are public transit is ready with new social distancing guidelines in place. hand sanitizer and masks will be available at stations while trains and buses will continue to be sanitized overnight. >> one thing i'm concerned about off the bat is mass transit, mta, i don't know if you can physically distance yourself in those crammed subways. and so a lot of this will come down to human behavior. >> reporter: officials warn the pandemic is not over. the death toll in the u.s. now climbing past 110,000. at least 18 states now seeing an increase in new cases. south carolina seeing its highest single day increase so far. and houston also seeing an uptick. and as protests increase, officials are growing concerned about another surge in cases. and landmarks shining blue and gold sunday night in honor of

the sac nice new yorkers have made. >> we bent the curve and look at the rest of the country. we are curve benders, if there is such a thing. >> reporter: mona kosar abdi, and the leader of the catholic church is washing not cry victory too soon on the coronavirus. pope francis urged caution to countries emerging from lockdown as part of his sunday address. italy's easing of stay at home rules now allow for gathering in the vatican square. several hundred people did yesterday safely standing either individually or as families there in the square. pope francis also said thank god we're slowly coming out from the pandemic. time to schedule some time with your bff. today is national best friend's day. of course it may look a little different than p goo

for your health. strong social support can help reduce your risk for depression and high blood pressure, which can lead to other health problems. and of course you can celebrate best friends day anytime you want, just reach out to your bestie and take it from there. unless you watch the show "insecure" and if you watched the episode last night, you know that best friends are trash and not worth it. >> wow, reggie. good to know. i have not seen it, but i do need a new show. thanks for the negativity -- no, kidding. i love my best friend. but maybe it is just me. >> if you can't rely on your best friend, who can you rely on? >> no one at all, mike. no one you can trust about yourself. all about self-love. exproper are tore

a chill in the air, about you we'll have total sunshine. warmer temperatures today.you we'll have total sunshine. warmer temperatures today. our roller coaster highs will continue this week as we'll warm up in to the mid-80s and then drop back down in to the 70s for highs at some points. you can see live doppler 7 pretty quiet. and as you look at the fog forecast, a little bit of cloud cover tries to develop along the peninsula coast this morning, but the breezes will take that away. and we're looking at all that sunshine. so let's see where it pushes us for high temperatures. we'll go down into the south bay where we have 76 in mill ppitas mid to upper 60s along the coast to low 70s in downtown, south san francisco, and also sausalito around 74, but san rafael northward, 80s will dominant. upper 70s today. richmond at 77. and low to mid-80s in the east

bay valleys. as far as tonight's temperatures, mid-40s to mid 50s. so if you like to sleep with the w windows open, it will be a little chilly. warmest temperatures are tomorrow and wednesday. we drop considerably thursday, about 5 to 8 degrees. we're back to average for friday and saturday. and a slight warming trend for sunday with clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. shouldn't be nearly as breezy there weekend. >> good, but that was kind of a lot. celebrating the class of 2020. form former president barack obama took part in a virtual commencement ceremony on uchlts tu youtube. >> as scary and uncertain, they are also a wake-up call and an incredible opportunity for yourh graduating seniors. lizzo made the graduation song

on her flute. >> did you know there was a v video also featured that had local students? >> that is so cool. i'd love to see that. all right. new video of madonna joining a "black lives matter" protest. and president trump reopening the national anthem

let's talk more about the red flag warning until 8:00. it spills into the central valley, but we'll highlight this particular county. right now 58 degrees, 46% relative humidity. you'd like that to be a little higher, but at least the winds are slitl manageabl around 15 to 20 this afternoon. they will be much calmer tomorrow, but the reason why, because the temperatures will get much warmer. 85 today, but 96 by wednesday. so let's hope they get it under control soon. president trump is reopening the national anthem debate with the nfl. roger goodell is saying that the

league was wrong in how it handled player protests. tonight president trump tweeted could it be even remotely possible that in roger goodell's rather interesting statement of peace and reckonciliation he wa intimating that it would now be okay for the players to kneel or not to stand for the national anthem there by disrespecting our country and our flag? san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started kneeling back in 2016. here is kenneth moton as well. >> in first look, a stunning admission. >> we the national football league admit we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. >> reporter: the commissioner making a direct statement about black lives matter. >> we the national football league believe black lives matter. i personally protest with you and want to be part of the much needed change.

>> reporter: goodell responding to a call from big stars like patrick mahomes and odell beckham jr. to speak out and support their peaceful demonstrations. >> what will it take for one of us to be murdered by brub? >> police brutality? >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., michael wilson giving his on goodell's policy. with your gma first look, i'm kenneth moton. madonna recently sustained an injury while on tour but it did not stop her from taking part in a march over the weekend. >> black lives matter! >> the pop superstar showed up to a peaceful protest in trions.she the share posts supporting the movement and encouraged her followers to donate to the george floyd memorial fund. >> was she using a british

accent there? >> i think that we were hearing someone else on a megaphone and then she was also saying it but you couldn't hear her. but also that wouldn't surprise me. >> right. okay. just checking. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a new tool to help you support black owned businesses. and also an update on the national guard's presence in vallejo. >> reporter: some changes coming to b.a.r.t. as more people return to the we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you.

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commute. and in minneapolis, the officer charged in the death of george floyd set to appear in court for the first time. and -- [ cheers ] a marriage proposal during the protest on the golden gate bridge, this newly engaged couple talking about the deeper meaning. congratulations to them and good morning to you on this monday, june 8. >> yeah, and reggie, i was telling mike that i was actually on the bridge when that happened. i didn't get to see the proposal, but surprisingly, it wasn't that windy, it was like the wind went away just like the moment the marchers were there. >> the moment took your breath away i bet, but the winds didn't. yeah, the winds will be especially fast over solano county and other parts in red there and that is why we still have the high fire danger going on until about 8:00. let's take a look at the winds,

still about 15 around fairfield, which is pretty close to the quail fire. even els everyone else, less than 10 miles per hour. the breezes will be a little aggressive but not like over the weekend, so that will allow the total sunshine to warm us to 69 in half moon bay to 71 in san francisco. today is the beginning of a warming trend that will take us back into the 80s and 90s in many neighborhoods. i'll let you know how long that will last forecas forecast. today there will be a press conference at 2:00 today and yesterday there was an emotional vigil for damon gutzwiller, shot and killed on saturday. he was married, had one child and another one on the way. he was responding to reports of

a suspicious van when hebushed suspect. another deputy was hit and is in stable condition this morning. and the iteam is uncovering the profile of the suspect expected to be charged with murder. 38-year-old steven core ril low carril carrillo. >> reporter: and the fbi is investigating whether steven carrillo is also responsible for the shooting at the oakland federal building that killed pat und und underwood and injured his partner. this white van was caught as the erupted.r opened and g yesterday someone spotted carrillo in a white van with we to his again lomond house where authorities say that he ambushed officers firing on them and throwing explosives of, killing sergeant gutzwiller.

he bolted in a van hitting another officer, a female deputy was on the radio when that happened. shortly after his arrest, car rim low may ha carrillo may have revealed a motive. he gets garbled but mentions police use of force. i've confirmed carrillo is an active duty military police officer, a staff sergeant at travis air force base. his former colleagues are baffled that cop would target cops. >> it breaks my heart because just reading the officers that were impacted, their families, and we're supposed to be on the same side. >> reporter: justin erhardt told me that he spoke with carrillo about a month ago about his plans to retire. >> he was looking forward to getting out of california. but nothing even brought up in a negative light really about

anything with police at all. >> reporter: carrillo's facebook page has been taken down, but i captured miss pro his profile p that listed him as libertarian. and it is clear that he was growing upset about police brutality. he wrote who needs antifa when you have police to do it for you. just minutes before yesterday's killing, he posted 24, the early warning signs of fascism. justin says that carrillo was also having a hard time dealing with his wife's suicide. she was found dead in an off base hotel in south carolina. >> a lot of regret i think was there. and it was challenging for him. but even with all of that, none of us, the people i've talked to, that were stationed with him ever once thought that this would happen at all. >> reporter: and the atf has taken a shell casing to compare

to the shooting at the oakland federal building. for thenoyes, abc 7 news. and abc 7 news sent out a push alert when we learned about the fbi investigating about the possible link. you can be the first to know about breaking news by downloading the abc 7 news app and getting push alerts. as the bay area slowly reopens, b.a.r.t. is taking another steps this restoring service. amy hollyfield is live at the pleasant hill station with the alert for bartz b.a.r.t. commuters. >> reporter: yeah, another step toward reopening. today they will be adding three trains to their yellow line starting here at the pleasant hill station, that should give everyone more room to be able to

socially distance. the longer trains will start here at 6:16 this morning, and then one at 6:46, and then another one at 7:16. they will go to daly city. for the right home, the longer trains start in daly city at 3:55 this afternoon. b.a.r.t. officials say that they continue to monitor ridership and as more people return to b.a.r.t., they will adjust their schedule and number evof train car. and they also want to switch everyone to clipper cards. so starting today, the dublin pleasanton station will go clipper card only. the goal is toonve thehole system to also remember to stay 6 feet apart on the trains and your face mask is required on the b.a.r.t. trains. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

happening this morning, we expect to learn details about california's plan to reopen our schools. tony thurman will unveil guidelines. physical distancing one of the major issues he is expected to address. also face coverings for students and teachers. on friday, governor newsom gave the go-ahead for schools and day camps to reopen, but he said local health officials would have the final say on reopening schools in their areas. coronavirus safety rules are relaxing today in alameda county. some businesses including pet grooming and others writ requir little person to person contact can reopen. child care expands for kids up to 12. and libraries can open for curbside pickup and people can gather in small groups. they are calling these social bubbles. up to 12 people from different households can get together outdoors, outdoor dining, indoor retail and gyms are not part of

this phase of reopening. california national guard personnel have withdrawn their presence from vallejo. the chronicle reports that they are also reporting out of california cities where they were deployed in response to unrest. and now changes to policing are in the works in minneapolis and really nationwide as the investigation into floyd's death continues. jobina fortson has what is happening today. >> the minneapolis police officers seen in that viral video with his knee on george floyd's neck pinning him to the ground is expected to make his first faerappearance in court t. derek chauvin faces a second gl degree murder charge which carries manximum of 40 years in prison. and his initial charges remain.

it has been two weeks since the death sparked worldwide protests and now we're starting to see changes to policing policies. the minneapolis city council says it plans to dismantle its police department and divert funding to a new community based public safety system. today house democrats are expected to unveil new legislation for police reform and will impose new conditions on funding and make it easier to prosecute police officers for misconduct. joe biden will meet with george floyd's family. biden will travel to houston today to personally offer his condolences. the "new york times" reports that biden will not attend the funeral because he doesn't want to create a disruption, but he did want to speak with the floyd family in person. and fire season is here. coming up, the progress crews to making this morning again

homes. and a man pops the question in the middle of the protest. the powerful message this couple wants to share. but first let's check in with mike nicco. it is all about love, isn't it? let's take a look at what is going on. welcome to monday. we'll try to ease into the week with a little bit of a warming trend today. still be kind of breezy at times this afternoon, just not as aggressive as it was over the weekend. south bay, upper 40s to low 50s in most neighborhoods. san jose, 53 the warm spot there. 58 in alameda, but check out la fayette and danville, 46. so along with half moon bay, it is pretty chilly in some areas. 59, closer to the water the milder it is. and really breeze is the only issue i have weather-wise with the commute today. so let's jump into the microclimates, the peninsula, 56 at 8:00, mid-70s for the better part of the afternoon hours. and then down to 64 if you are heading out around 8:00. east

75, mid to upper 70s through at least 6:00 and then drop down to 66 at 8:00. san francisco, 68 at noon, low 70s this afternoon. and down to about 65 at 8:00. i know one of our bosses said that it was so breezy, he was worried about his windows in san francisco. thankfully that won't be the case the next couple of days. but it will be warmer, i'll show you that coming up. on the note of those breezes, the chp has issued a high wind advisory for the bay bridge this morning. and we do have an update from vta as well now that more people are beginning to return to work. starting today, service will be extended 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for light wrrail and some route will resume as well.

so check the schedule because those routes were pulled back because of the smell thelter-in order. and again, masks are required for vta. we'll take a live look outside, showing you 101 in san jose this morning. bret clear for the most part on our roads. i of course will keep you posted if something major changes out there. but for our central c when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank.

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here is a look from the east bayhills camera showing just how clear it is this morning. up there in the hills about 1800 feet, about 54 degrees. pretty consistent with the east bay shore. the accuweather 12 hour day planner, i put together a whole lot of sunshine for you. temperatures will hang in the 60s at the coast, mid to upper 70s around the bay. 74 to 80 inland and back into

the 70s by 7:00. remember, we have the red flag warning solano county and parts of the central valley and also as you head toward so cal. feels like fall already when you come to the fire forecast. mid-80s through the central valley down to l.a., 60 in take he h tahoe can no snow this week. and in solano county where evacuations have been lifted for those forced to leave their homes by the quail fire, it started saturday afternoon. it has already burned more than 1800 acres of land. it is 40% contained, at least three structures have burned. people who were under the mandatory and advisory evacuation orders are being let back in, but officials are checking i.d.s at road block be s. and thousands led by church leaders are calling for police

reform. and for some, it hit close to home following the shooting of a 22-year-old shot in a walgreen's parking lot last week. the police union says that he was in a croucheded position when they mistook a hammer for a gun. the officer who fired shot 1 ye. and all those people could have been here then they could have been alive. >> the police chief was invited z to t to the rally but did not attend. the pd policies will be reviewed. >> and phil madetear reports that team of investigators are using store surveillance videos to identify specifics and the union square area has 430 security cameras and that there is one clip showing a person dressed as a security guard

breaking the window of a store. looters run in and start loading merchandise into cars that pull up, police say it appears very well organized and had nothing to do with the protest at the time. you can read his columns in the cron kell eve chronicle every wednesday and sunday. yelp has added a feature allowing businesses to identify as black owned. the san francisco based yelled says that it has already seen a big interest in the searches and that the new feature is part of its commitment to stand against racism and injustice in you're xh our communities. and there as a sweet show of love this weekend. dion lim shares the story of the special proposal and why it is being used to send an even bigger message.

>> reporter: as thousands descended across the golden gate bridge in a peaceful protest, there was a special moment for quinn and kerry. >> i didn't know what was going on. i think everyone else around me knew. and everyone just expressed their support and gratitude and i think feeling that was already overwhelming just in the context that we were at. >> reporter: quinn dropping to one knee in an epic proposal. one with a deeper meaning. >> we recognize too kind of the symbolic moment, but also that it was just one small step in a much larger realm of what is happening and going on. >> reporter: both had very different perspectives on race. kerry growing up in alabama and quinn's family rooted in mississippi. race related trauma made quinn fearful of attending protests, but kerry wanted to attend, so quinn mustered up the courage to join. >> when we showed up there were cops and immediately i felt the anxiety and i trusted that it was going to be safe and i always have that trust because i reached into my pocket and i

held on to that ring with the strength and follow love. >> reporter: despite the overwhelming attention, the pair says they don't want their message to overshadow the greater message of the protests. >> it is okay to feel uncomfortable about these conversations, but the important thing is that you engage in these conversations. >> we all need to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. >> reporter: in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7. >> pretty amazing. cool moment. >> so happy for them. >> i have a question. i wanted to ask you something totally separate about why there is lotion here behind the desk. i hear there is a good reason. >> yes, we'll get to the lotion later. >> good to know. >> right before the clock hits 7:00 a.m., we'll lotion up because that is our little daily

care. >> good to know. i knew there was something going on, i just needed to be informed. sunscreen, that is hopefully your lotion has that in it. ad you will need it today. four hours and almost 43 minutes of sunshine, we're getting up to our longest days of the year. a pretty quiet morning as you look outside. total sunshine means slightly warmer temperatures today. it will be clear, calmer and just as cool tonight if not a couple degrees cooler. we have some sunshine for the weekend with a little 50/50 weekend, a little cool saturday and a little warmer sunday. here is your fog forecast, maybe just a touch of fog that develops along the peninsula coast as we head into the latter parts of the morning hour, but it won't last long because the breezes will kick it out.

san jose 79, but morgan hill and gilroy, low to mid-80s. 70 is the rule whether low 70s to upper 70s on the peninsula. and mid to upper 60s along the coast today. low 70s in downtown, south san francisco, sausalito, 74 through the valley, 80s. over at the koucoast, mid to up 60s. 79 at her acules. and brentwood and antioch at about 85. just spotty fog away from the coast. and so 80s and 90s back tuesday and wednesday, no triple digits. mid-90s as warm as it gets. we're back to average as we head into thursday. friday and saturday, just a touch below average with our fastest breezes outside of today. and then sunday we'll start to

warm back a little bit above average. so kind of a roller coaster forecast this weekend. >> a lot of sun. nice. all right. the concern this morning about the only drug approved to treat covid-19, the nation could run out within weeks. but first, a $1 million treasure chest hidden in the rocky mountains is finally found, but some of the mystery surrounding it is still unsolved. and our treasure chest of information is all free. abc 7 has launched a new streaming app, so wherever you go, you can find us on newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our new april 7 bay area app on apple tv, an sdrodroid tv,

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into a recession and i wanted to give people hope. >> okay. the treasure includes gold coins and jewelry that he collected. no word yet on who found it or exactly where it was hidden. but four people died? >> yeah, i feel like we're not focusing on that important point. >> so congratulations? >> yeah, congrats to that person who now has a treasure chest of things. >> with the blood of four people's hands on it. >> yeah. all right. let's move on. the twist into the investigation of the accusations made against jeffrey epstein. the officials want to speak to prince andrew. and plus the brand new inrvw with the mayor of indianapolis this morning. and the county sheriff's office will be holding a press conference for an update on the

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the bay area as more officials call to an ebolaboish police departments. good morning to you, welcome to monday june 8. >> good to see you all. i know it is remote. i feel like the brady bunch here. this is my first. anyway, mike, let's get a check of the weather. >> the winds are fast across the central valley where we still have the red flag warning for solano county through 8:00 tonight. so high fire danger there. current conditions around the quail fire, not bad, 8 to 13 miles per hour gusts. humidity, we'd like to see that a little higher, 43%. but as you look elsewhere, things are pretty calm right now. but the breezes will come back, but they won't be as fast as we were over the weekend. so 49 to 53 at 7:00. grab the sunglasses today. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. and barely some 80s inland.