call to an ebolabol 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.

warming trend begins today, i'll show you the newest numbers in the 90s coming up. and we expect to learn more information today about the deadly ambush that killed a santa cruz county share wrifers deputy. there will be a news conference this afternoon at 2:00. saturday a heavily armed suspect shot and killed damon gutzwiller. lauren martinez is live at the county sheriff's office with more. >> reporter: that heavily armed suspect is iz of i hdentified a carrillo. i want to show you the impressive memorial that is building here for sergeant gutzwiller. there are candles and signs that read thank you for keeping us e. a vigil was held here on sunday afternoon for gutzwiller, those that knew him said that he was a man who had a special smile and

a special way with people. he joined the sheriff's office in 2006. his wife, who is pregnant, was inside with their child while the vigil was held. those who were close to him are damon? >> it was his smile. he had the best smile. he was always happy. >> you'll remember him as a special person then. >> yeah. and we'll take care of his kids and his wife and, you know, we'll be there. >> reporter: as for the suspect, iteam confirmed that steven carrillo is an air force staff sergeant. the fbi is investigating whether he is also connected to the killing of a federal officer in oakland from last weekend. the sheriff's office will hold a press conference here at 2:00 this afternoon on an update on the ben lomond shooting. reporting from santa cruz, lauren martinez, abc 7 news.

a former minneapolis police officer charged in george floyd's death is due in court today. derek chauvin faces second degree murder charges. this is his first court appearance, his charges were upgraded last week. and three other officers involved somewhere xwaen charha aiding and abetting. and this morning the mayor of minneapolis made med lines for disagreeing with the city council's announcement to end the city's police responsementlr disagreeing with the city council's announcement to end the city's police responsement. and minneapolis mayor jacob frey spoke on "good morning america" and at this point many people have seen this viral video of protestors confronting the mayor at the site where gho george floyd died saturday. they canned him to answer yes or no to the question do you support the full abolition of

the police department which is what the city council mass promis has promised to do. he said no and explained his answer. >> let 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 reshape the system. we need a full-on cultural shift in our minneapolis police department and departments throughout the country. 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 that full interview coming up on 7:00 right here after abc 7 mornings. san jose mayor is expected to announce a budget proposal today that would include funding for police reform. although he says he has no plans to defund the police department.

he said in a statement to abc 7 news, defunding police will hurt the very people who have suffered the most from systemic racism in the nation. rich white communities and businesses and suburban malls will just accelerate the hiring of private security guards. safety from police violence is a civil right. safety from all violence is a human right. don't shoot, hands up, don't shoot! >> in the east bay, a large crowd gathered to honor george floyd. the rally started in la fayette plaza. most of those attending wore face coverings and police describe it as peaceful. that was just one of many demonstrations across the bay area. pe was tre the streets and f >> i'm here because black lives matter. >> same for us, to stand up for

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. >> every mile ever since i saw the video of ahmaud arbery, every 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 police reform while holding signs that highlighted the main message of today's protests. silence is violence. >> when you are complicit, like when you don't say anything -- >> reporter: and the death of george floyd is not the only one on many people's minds. they are protesting for 65 others. >> brionna taylor, trayvon

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 protest. >> 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 protestors marched through downtown oakland. some triedto get on interstate

880, 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 bold yellow letters on 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 packed hollywood boulevard for this "black lives matter" protest. you have to check out this video, celebrities joined in. the city has had peaceful protests for several days now prompting the national guard to withdraw yesterday. this morning there is a growing concern about the only drug known to help treat covid-19. why we could run out of it by the end of the month. also ahead, stopping the spread of coronavirus among travelers. the new restrictions in fenlgt today. are and check out this gorgeous morning at pier 15.

let's talk about the temperature, yep, another week, another warming trend on the way with 90s for parts of the bay area.

cloudless sky, calmer conditions and dry air. mid-40s to near 50 on the peninsula. san bruno, 53. 40s and fichtsz eve50s everywhe. and breezes will be back especially along the beaches. and we'll have breezes in the rest of the neighborhoods along with strong sunshine, but they won't be as fast as over the weekend. and that will allow us to warm up significantly. 57 in south bay at 80, upper 70s this afternoon. and then the breezes kick in and drop us down to about 68 by

8:00. tonight sunshine in the north bay, low 80s this afternoon. and a breezy 70 at 8:00. and for our east bay valleys, 65 at 8:00, 76 at noon and low to mid-80s and the breezes kick in and drop us down to 75 if you are heading out this evening. we'll talk more about the warming trend coming up. here is jobina with the traffic. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. i want to start off with a look at our graphics here because we have an update from the vta because so many people are beginning to return to work here. starting today, the service extension begins. it is off to a good start. 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and that is for vta's light rail service. some routes will also resume today, so make sure to check the schedule. and also masks are required. you cannot ride if you are not wearing one. we'll take a live look right now showing you the bay bridge toll

plaza. we have a high wind advisory issued by the chp for the bay bridge. and metering lights are not on yet, but you can see that the people are beginning to slow as they approach the toll plaza. we are seeing that traffic pick up, so give yourself extra time

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developing news, there are at least 15 cases of coronavirus among inmates at san quentin. it reported its first case last monday. the prison has been operating nearly 17% over prisoner capacity. time to schedule good time with your bff. today is national best friends day. but it may look different in previous years, but a good time to catch up. studies show that friends are good for your health. strong social report can help reduce your risk for depression and high blood pressure which can lead to other health problems. so reach out to your bestie and take it from there. i've been a bit of a downer about this bestrids day so 240r7 b c realizt is iornta close friend. but i will say i think that at times having a best friend as an

adult is nor navigate than navigating a romantic relationship. >> i think that is a fair assessment. and i think calling one person your best friend is also challenging as well. but i'm all into the social bubble thing. i'm calling it a pod. but i think that is a -- >> why? >> i don't know. friends in new york are like oh, i'm in a pod now. so it does you can on. i don't know if it is an east coast thing, but they are calling it a pod. >> a pod. that sounds very like alilienis to me. >> yeah. >> mike, are you into a pod or social bubble? >> i'll go with a bubble. sounds safer. >> sounds fes festive. >> that is a good positive spin on it. welcome to monday. let's take a look out the east bayhills camera.

sunshine, breezy and warmer today, we have our warmest and calmest weather tomorrow and wednesday. and a roller coaster of high temperatures this week. with another warming trend beginning today. here is a look at your fog forecast, you can see just a little bit of fog along the peninsula coast possible as we head toward lunch, but notice it quickly goes away as the breezes pick up again this afternoon. and that means the closer you are, the cooler you will be in the south bay. so 79 at san jose to 84 in morgan hill. on the peninsula, 72 to 78 is our range there. mid to upper 60s along the coast even with the sunshine. breeze is keeping it kind of a blustery day. we'll try to crack 70 in downtown san francisco. low to mid 80s up through the north bay valleys. coastline, mid to upper 60s. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s. that is about 8 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. and inland east bay neighborhoods, low to upper 80s. as far as our temperatures

tonight, mid-40s to mid-50s once again. here is my accuweather 7 day forecast, you can see 60s at the coast while the rest of us reach the 80s and 90s tuesday and wednesday. so this little mini warming trend, not a heat wave, and then back to average friday and saturday and then a little bit warmer than average sunday. a whole lot of sunshine through wednesday and then morning clouds and sunshine starting thursday. back to you guys. could it be ginger zee live with us this morning? ginger! >> could it be. sounds like the beginning of a song. good morning, reggie and liz. great to be with both of you this morning. so much to get to here on gma. of course we'll have the latest on the nationwide protests against racial injustice police brutality. and thousands are preparing res

george floyd in houston. many cities are answering the call demanding police reform. the mayor of minneapolis will join us live. and also hard hit new york city starting to reopen this morning. some hope for you as we still see cases rise in 20 other states. and this morning we also have an abc news exclusive, there is new evidence that the coronavirus might have been sweeping through wuhan long before chinese officials warned the whole world. so that should be also uncovering quite a bit. and with many of us working and taking classes from home, how is your wi-fi? our internet is getting a workout. how you can get the most out of your wi-fi. we'll have tips without spending any money. and plus we'll introduce you to the inspiring 9-year-old who is raising thousands of dollars for minneapolis families and bringing her community together by selling homemade bracelets. we'll make her monday and hopefully it will make your monday in the process.

that is all coming up on "good morning america". >> now i want one of those brace pret bracelets. >> we'll have to all get one. she will have work ahead of her. >> yeah, i think so. we'll see you at 7:00. thank, ginger. now time to celebrate the class of 2020. barack obama was one of several wig na big names that took part. >> scary and uncertain as these times may be, they are also a wake-up call and they are an incredible opportunity for your generation. >> this four hour live stream honored the graduating seniors. lizzo played the graduation march on her flute. beyonce, taylor swift and jimmy kimmel also congratulated the class. roger goodell says the nfl

has been wrong in the way that it has handled player protest and he's

breezes are still pretty fast in solano county. high fire danger through about 8:00. almost ideal conditions this morning, except the humidity is a little low, 40% and the winds are gusting up to 18, but that is about as slow as they will get. they will pick up again in a afternoon and early evening. but slower tomorrow and then consequently the temperatures start to warm into the low to mid-90s. so challenging conditions for those firefighters definitely. today will be one of the better days. and areou okay? >> is he okay? >> he's not okay. >> pretty scary moments naar se

wallace says he is now good after appearing to faint not once but twice yesterday. he first collapsed in his crew member's arms right after the end of the race and then fox sports interviewed him while he .as along pit road andve it was a lodge humid and emotional day at atlanta speedway. wallace who is the only black driver currently wore an i can't breathe shirt before the race. there is a new mandatory quarantine for anyone traveling to the uk. starting today, all passengers entering britain must quarantine for two weeks and they must fill out a form detailing where they will self-isolate. those who don't comply could be fined. it is in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus. chf ecuve says the uk's tourism industry. developing news in jeffrey

epstein's sex trafficking investigation, sources say that federal prosecutors in new york have formally submitted a request to talk with prince andrew. it is plleged co-conspirators in the case. prince andrew withdrew his royal dues amid the controversy of hl sexual encounters with the prince when she was a minor. andrews denies the allegations. and prince andrew vows to fight back after u.s. investigators previously claimed that the 60-year-old has provided zero cooperation. and roger gho roger gho rogo admitting that the league was wrong. >> we admit that we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. we the national football league believe black lives matter. >> that apology came after a group of the nfl superstars

banded together to urge the league to support them. michael wilbon will join are gma to talk about the league's change in stance. >> and it was a wow because it was such a sea nfl's position obviously the last four years since colin kaepernick was blackballed essentially. but also then you think okay, it is late, but is it too late. >> last night the president tweeted essentially asking could it be that roger goodell is implying that it will now be okay for players to kneel for the national anthem thereby disrespecting the country and the flag. it feels like 2016 all over again. >> it really does. we've been talking about this for four years and there is still a confusion apparently. coming up next, a wildfire threatens homes in solano county, what we know this morning. plus anti-racism protest gets wild in florida, how one

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right now at 6:30, the officer charge in the death of george floyd is expected to make his first court appearance this morning. and another sign be the bay area is slowly reopening, b.a.r.t. is making changes to its schedule starting this morning. plus it is accelerating a move to make stations safer there coronavirus. good morning, it is monday june 8. thank for his joining us. >> and mike nicco has a look at our forecast. >> yeah, let's start the morning off by talking about the fire danger which is still high in solano county through 8:00 occurri during our evening hours. winds are up to 12 in fairfield,

that is as fast as they are blowing right now. and it is clear. so we have total sunshine and a little bit of a warming trend. 69 half moon bay, mid to upper 70s in the south bay, low 80s in the north bay and low and mid-80s in to thebay. 7 is comm building a better bay area and helping you navigate these four main areas including the changing workplace. part of that is your changing commute. today b.a.r.t. takes another step toward restoring service with saefety in mind. amy hollyfield has some of the changes this we'at we'll see. >> reporter: riders here this morning are telling us this is a relief and very needed. we watched the first train on this new schedule depart at 6:16 here from the pleasant hill station. it wasn't very crowded. the trains were coming every ur

daly city, they will come every 15 minutes between 6:00 and 7:30 a.m. and this is because ridership is picking up. so they want to give people room to spread out. commuters tell us that they have definitely noticed. >> last week i noticed i was right in and i usually find a seat. last week the seats started disappearing, so people are looking around and trying to find a place to sit and no one wants to sit next to each other. so, yeah, we need that extra train now. >> reporter: so you will now see extra trains at 6:16, 6:46 and 7:16. and coming home, the new schedule will start in daily city at 3:a55 this afternoon. and they are taking another step toward getting rid of paper tickets. starting today dublin pleasanton is all about the glimmer caclip.

they want to get rid of paper tickets all together, so oakland coliseum and airport station, you will be next. and spread out, the new trains should help with that and don't forget you have to wear your masks. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. happening this morning, we expect to learn more details about california's plan to reopen schools. state schools chief tony thurman will reveal the guidelin. physical distancing is a major issue and also face coverings for students and teachers. so friday governor newsom gave the go-ahead for schools and day camps to reopen, but local health officials will have the final say. > some businesses including pet grooming can reopen. child care and extracurricular

activities expand for groups up to 12 and libraries can open for curbside pickup. and in social bubbles, up to 12 people from different households can get together outdoors, however outdoor dining, indoor retail and gyms are not part of the phase of reopening. california national guard personnel have withdrawn their presence from vallejo. troops arrived tuesday to help guard against the looters but they withdrew yesterday. national guard troops are also pulling out of other cities. now to the fallout after the death of george floyd, changes to policing are in the works in minneapolis and nationwide as the investigation into floyd's death continues. jobina fortson has what is happening today. >> the former minneapolis police officer seen in that viral video with his knee on george floyd's neck is expected to make his first appearance in court today.

derek chauvin faces a second degree murder charge which carries a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison. his charges were upgraded last week and his initial charges of third-degree murder and second degree man slaughter remain. it has been two weeks and now we're starting to see changes to policing policies. the minneapolis city council says that 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, it will impose new conditions on funding law enforcement and make it easier to prosecute police officers and civil court for misconduct. joe biden will meet with george floyd's family. he will travel to houston to personally offer his con dolg lenses. the "new york times" reports that biden will not attend the funeral tomorrow because he

doesn't want to create a disruption, but he did want to speak with the floyd family in person. evacuations have xwaen libe because of the quail fire. it started saturday afternoon. it has burned more than 1800 acres of land. the quail fire is 40% contained, at least three structures have burned. people who are under mandatory and advisory evacuation orders are being let back in. but officials are checking i.d.s at road blocks. a communitiey comes togethe to honor a deputy killed in the line of duty. the investigation into whether the suspect was involved in another high profile crime. plus a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, look like we're up about 225 points. and plus the investigation into the time line for coronavirus, new evidence suggests that it was spreading in china even earlier than any of us knew.

jobina has details on that, but first she is also tracking the commute and mike you're tracking the weather. >> yes, i am. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise and what you will see with our temperatures around san francisco, it is pretty chilly. 40s out there. 49 in ocean beach, 48 in sunset, 49 also as you head down pleasanton, 47 and santa clara. and let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza, look at that traffic. 58 degrees this morning there. and breezy conditions, that is my biggest concern with your commute today even though they won't be as fast as over the weekend. so 55 at 8:00, 76 as we head towards 2:00 and down to 64 at 8:00. as far as what is happening in the east bay, 57 at 8:00, noon 75, mid to upper 70s through an.

and then for san francisco, we've got 59 at 8:00, 68 at noon and low 70s in afternoon. and 65 at 8:00. we'll take a look at some high temperatures from other neighborhoods where you live. and a sneak peek at disney's new film streaming friday on disney plus. ♪

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a gorgeous albeit cool morning unfolding. we're at 51 at pier 15. a look at the day planner, look at that sunshine. 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s at lunch. 77 to 80 at 4:00 and 70 to 74 at 7:00. but all of us in the 60s by 8:00. breezes will be aggressive this afternoon, just not as fast as they were yesterday. we still have the red flag warning for solano county and parts of the central valley and also for so cal, fire danger already and it is june. gives you an idea just how dry it was this winter. mid-80s through the central valley to l.a., 70 in monterey, sunny 60 in tahoe. no more snow expected up there. there is new evidence showing that covid-19 may have been a problem in wuhan much earlier than when the government sounded the alarm. jobina is at the live desk. >> yes, the chinese government first warned the world health

organization about the coronavirus in late december, but now there is new evidence showing that it may have been a much more serious problem in wuhan earlier than that. so this ile disease surveillanc looking at satellite imagesin hospitals, and they were much more filled in october of 2019 than they were in october of 2018. >> more cars at the hospital, the hospital is busier, likely because maybe something is happening in the community and infection is growing and people have to see a doctor. >> researchers say they cannot prove that the increased activity is because of covid-19, but they say that internet searches on china's equivalent of google showed people were looking with the covid-19 and we're learning new information that the study surrounding this entire topic because scheduled to be published on the harvard medical school's server this morning and abc news is reporting that there is now some

sort of disruption preventing access to that site. so really interesting developments there. this afternoon officials are expecteded to release new details good an ambush in a killed a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. damon gutzwiller died saturday during an investigation. lauren martinez is live in santa cruz this morning. >> reporter: 38-year-old damon gutzwiller was killed and another deputy injured in what authorities are calling an ambush is building behind me for sergeant gutzwiller. there are flowers and candles, signs saying thank you for keeping us safe, we stand with of t cz county sheriff's office to remember gutzwiller who in addition to being a deputy was both a father and a husband. the sheriff says in gutzwiller's

14 years with the office, there wasn't one citizen complaint about him. >> what will you remember about damon? >> his smile. he has the best smile. you can see it. he was always many. >> you will remember him as a special person then. >> yeah. we'll it a care of his kids and his wife. we'll be there. his wife. we'll be there. >> reporter: the suspect is steven carrillo, he ambushed the officers killing sergeant gutzwiller. there will be a a press conferee here at 2:00 this afternoon for an update on this shooting. and as far as the second deputy, at last report that deputy is in stable condition. from santa cruz, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. and dan noyes confirms the accused gunman steven carrillo is an active duty military

policeman at travis air force base. the fbi is investigating whether he may have also been involved in at shooting that killed a security officer at the oakland federal building last month. dan's sources confirm a white van was involved in both incidents and that investigators are researching carrillo's cellphone tower pings to track where he was the past ten days. dan spent all weekend carrillo's background ahe can find his full reports on abc7news.com. and we sfents opent out a push when we learned about the possible link. be the first to know about breaking news by installing our abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. in ll ur leaders drew

this was over a 22-year-old that was shot and killed at a walgreen's last week. he was in a crouched position when they mistook a hammer for a gun. the officer who fired the shot was an 18 year law enforcements have gathering around now could have been here then. and then maybe mario, angela, willie, >> the state attorney general's office says that it will review the policies of vallejo p.d. and chronicle insider phil made tear reports that at least 32 people have been arrested so far for looting in union square. looters run in and start loading

merchandise into cars that pull up. and it appears well organized and had nothing to do with the protests at the time. you can read phil matier's columns every wednesday and sunday. new at 6:00, take a look at this, a man was filmed clinging on the hood of a moving car during a black be liv"black liv protest saturday. during the protest, this suv drove slowly through the group and the man jumped on the hood and the man drives away. the man says he is okay. but he was dragged to the other side of the bridge before the car stopped. police are investigating and so far are not naming the driver. different bridge and much different scenario over the weekend, the "black lives matter" march across the golden gate bridge and a sweet show of love. dion lim shares the store of a special proposal and why it is being used to send a special

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 everything in me to help give me 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. another awesome thing this morning, inspiring 9-year-old is raising a lot of money to help the peoplemen says she and friends wanted to do something to unite the community and help those in need, so they started selling homemade bracelets. it has grown bigger than anyone could have imagined. they have raised more than $30,000 and they hope to use the money to help businesses in minnpolis. parents talk on

"good morning america." >> i think that it teaching us that we all have a role in this fight for justice and ours looks different than other people's and that is okay. but the main thing we want to learn is how to put others before herself. >> i like helping people and i just hope that the money that we earn, that we can build up some black businesses. >> that is so cute. there is a big surprise for cameron coming up on goomoiname. you won't want to miss it. those are the bracelets that you were talking about with ginger. >> i want one. and i can't weights to see whaie surprise. don't let me down, gma. mikeher going to be good? >> i'll take a bracelet for each wrist. those last two stories, they give you hope and inspiration that things may really be

changing this time. i sure hope so. let's talk about the weather. it is changing a little bit. the winds will let off the axle wrat tore just a little bit. they won't be quite as aggressive. and with total sunshine and dry air, we have a warming trend. right now 52 in san jose. we'll peak tomorrow into wednesday and then the roller coaster will dip back down for a couple days before it gets warm again this weekend. the fog forecast, other than a little bit right along the coast late morning/be early afternoon, that is it. mid and upper 70s in the south bay and low to mid-80s in cupertino, morgan hill, gilroy. 72 in millbrae. mid to upper 60s along the coast today to low 70s, yeah,ll try track 70 in downtown southpper 60s along the north bay coast. look at those low 80s in your valleys. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s.

so we'll jump well out of the 60s we were stuck in yesterday. and 82 to about 85 degrees, not too bad in the east bay. 90s on the way starting tomorrow. back in the mid-40s to mid-50s tonight. and now the accuweather 7 day forecast, you can see the coast will remain where the free air conditioning is and the rest of us low to mid-90s inland. still a little bit warmer than average thursday, we're back to average friday and saturday with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and then we'll warm above average by sunday. now your morning money report. apple is reportedly going to make it easier to afford their products. they are about to introduce pavement plans for ipads, tvs and other products. and yelp has added a feature allowing businesses to identified as black owned. yelp says that it has already

seen a big interest about in the searches and that the new feature is part of its commitment to stand against racism and injustice in our communities. are we doing the 2020 high school thing now? >> yeah, 2020. >> all right. abc 7 celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting candid pics with the and congrats to you class of 2020.

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we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. . 6:57. 7 things to know. a live picture from the memorial for deputy damon gutzwiller. the sheriff will be updating us on the ambush attack that took his life at 2:00. and number two, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is due for his first court paens tod appearance today. and san jose mayor is coming out against defunding his city's

police department. he says he favors focusing on police reform rather than cutting the funding. number four, b.a.r.t. taking another step in restoring service. starting today, it will add three trains to the morning and afternoon commute on the yellow line between pleasant hill and daly city. and number five, we have the high fire danger in solano county until 8:00 this evening. keeping an eye on the quail fire. winds going to be an issue, heat will be an issue later this week. back here, we're looking at total sunshine, cooler this morning, warmer this afternoon. 60s, 70s and 80s. and number six, we will take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 6:25. there is also a high wind advisory for the bay bridge, so be careful out there and for anyone that relies on vta, starting today you can expect that service extension from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. moving

forward. $1 million to black lives global matter. the army of fans surpassed their goal of another $1 million. really just shows you how this has just gone global, this effort to end racial inequality. pretty cool to see. >> and it also shows you that when the call goes out, bts army shows up. >> they really do. >> and also never come for the bts army because they will show up at your door. >> oh, yes. they will tear you up on twitter. >> don't do it. >> thanks for joining us, we'll be back here in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >> and "good morning america" is coming up next.

liz, we'll see you again tomorrow. ning, protests making history coast to coast. in north carolina, 10,000 people paying their respects to george floyd. thousands more expected in his hometown of houston. this as the former police officer charged in his murder is in court for the first time. and demonstrators take to the streets in minneapolis fiercely calling to defund the police. confronting the mayor after he refused to support. overnight the stunning headline, the city council votes to begin the process of what they call ending their entire police department. the mayor joins us live only on "gma" this morning. backlash. more former military leaders and prominent republicans speak out against the president.