following today's service floyd will be laid to rest at the houston memorial gardens next to his mother. liz? >> live coverage of the private service and the celebration of life for george floyd. abc news anchor david muir will be in houston for this. coverage set to begin at 9:00 this morning. you can watch it on our website and our abc7 news app. the san francisco city council will discuss police use of force all amid the growing and serious changes coming to the department and julian glover is live with those changes and what we can expect today. julian, good morning. >> hey, good morning, liz. yeah, ahead of today's meeting the use of force by police and we know the san jose police department is already announcing changes to its policy in response to the actions during recent protest of their officers and, of course, in response to the deadly force we all saw used

on george floyd and his killing in minneapolis. just last night chief eddie garcia announcing that the city is banning the use of kneeling on someone's neck to subdue a suspect. officers are required to intervene and report when they experience excessive force used by another officer. now, in today's meeting the san jose city council will consider if those changes are substantial enough as calls grow louder for cities to consider defunding and allocating funds to other social services that would try to address the root causes of crime. sam liccardo says he is against it. >> the path forward is to reform not to defund the police. >> mayor sam liccardo said it is already lean compared to others

and a police auditor to address the issue. in part, the city council meets at 11:00 this morning. i'm julian glover, abc7 news. the death of george floyd has fueled these growing calls for defunding the police, not just in san jose, but around the country. but what exactly do people mean by defunding? let me explain. it's something we're all hearing a lot about right now as we talk about solutions for ending police brutality. defunding the police. not a new idea, but new to a lot of people just learning about it. what does it mean? the answer really depends on who you can. on one end of the spectrum means stripping away police funding and disbanding it altogether. a community in minneapolis is working to move to a police-free future. for many defunding the police is not about debolishing but devesting from police departments and investing it into other community services.

in "time" magazine s patrese sad they should not be in charge of dealing with homelessness. they should not be in charge of supporting people with drug. according to the report, police spending vastly outpaces community services and resources. in oakland 41% of the general fund expenditures was spent on policing. the highest percentage of all the cities they studied. for every dollar spent on opd they received 29 cents and workforce development received 2 cents. decreasing or closing that gap. now, those against this idea say an underfunded police department will only make cities more dangerous and reforms that much harder. it costs money to train and develop good leaders. but public safety and mpd150

says by shifting money away from the police and towards services that actually meet those needs. we'll be able to get to a place that people don't need to rob banks. >> we have full explanation of the idea on our website, as well. read about it and share it with your friends and also related stories on what police departments are choosing to do. you'll find it all on abc7news.com. doctors from a major bay area medical center are joining to ban rubber bullets by law enforcement. these faculty at uscf drafted the petition signed by hundreds of professionals across the country. >> of these rubber bullet injuries, which are high-velocity injuries. when they are targeted at people's face, especially their face, it is a blinding eye injury. >> the petition supports the american academy of ophthalmologist which demanded law enforcement stop using it as

a method of breaking up crowds. joining the investigation into the killing of a santa cruz county deputy. he was killed and what the sheriff says was an ambush. sheriff horn is praising a suspect who tackled the suspect after the deadly shooting. local officials are asking for the public's help in their investigation. >> very important for damon's memory that we get this case right and we encourage anybody something or who may have been a victim of this guy to contact the district attorney's tip line. >> an active duty u.s. sergeant and the fbi is looking into the connection of a killing of a federal office during a protest in oakland on may 29th. he is expected to make his first court appearance on friday. pg&e they are relocating across the bay to oakland.

it could be a good move for customers. movie theaters are about to roll their projectors, again, but catching the latest blockbuster will be a little bit different. but before we get to that, let's get to mike for another check of the weather. hey, mike. >> hey, liz. thank you very much. hi, everybody. let's look at neighborhood temperatures. east bay neighborhoods where we have nice sleeping weather even in the highs in the 80s fallen back to the low to mid 50s and milder on highway 4 and low to mid 60s for antioch and pittsburg. let's take a look at some other neighborhoods and mid to upper 40s in the north bay and 48 right now in pacifica and 60 in los gatos and here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and pretty clear out there. we'll talk to jobina in just a second about your commute. here it is weather wise. south of the bay bridge is where we'll find our fastest breezes during the afternoon hours whether you're on the water or crossing one of the bridges.

here's a look at the peninsula. 61 at 8:00. total sunshine 78 at noon and mid 80s for a couple hours at noonnd 72 at 8:00. 78 at noon and mid 80s for a couple hours this afternoon. 71 at 8:00 and san francisco little bit warmer than average with mid 70s even a few upper 70s are possible in places like the castro. and we'll drop down to 69 with some sunshine as we head to the evening hours. even warmer weather tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up. let's say goodern moing mornin jobina. how are you? >> i'm doing well, mike. you look great, my friend, on this tuesday. good morning, everyone. you like that. got to always give my friend a compliment in the morning. we'll check in on traffic here. the only slow spot out of livermore on westbound 580 just recovering from an earlier

three-car crash. everywhere else is looking nown already beginng pick up a people makest, ain, especllight. in the south bay, morgan hill police are investigating a crash that sparked a small grass fire. a car crashed into a tree and the power pole around 11:00 last night. it happened along monterey road near watsonville road. you can see here the car overturned in the area and according to information from the scene, a person in the vehicle was taken to the hospital. there's no word on that person's condition right now. and ferry service is wrapping up. san francisco bay ferry says starting next monday service to richmond will resume and vallejo ferry service will double. passengers will wear masks and vessels will be cleaned frequently. a full disinfectant fogging twice a week. and most bay

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♪music) you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. thankfully we put monday behind us and onward to sunshine. it's about 59 in the east bay hills right now and see some of the warmth developing right above our neighborhoods. temperatures will be around 50 to 56 at 7:00 and you can see 63 to 68 along the coast today.

a lot like yesterday. a little warmer, though, away from the coast. 77 to 82. that's a little bit faster than it was yesterday. 84 to 90 at 4:00. heat across so cal and 17 million people under a moderate to high risk of some heat illness there as they hit the near 90 to 100 and low to mid 90s through the central valley. two workers are safe after a fire trapped them on the roof of a building. the fire near wellington street started just near several neighborhoods gathered to watch the heavy smoke pour from the building. the rescue workers had been installing and the cause is under investigation. and pg&e is moving its headquarters out of san francisco. the coay it's heang t and to savt bankruptcy. its new headquarters at the 28-story kaiser center high rise at lake merritt.

pg&e plans to make the move in 2022. sell san francisco office complex andnny profit to the sale back to customers. pg&e has been in the city since its creation 115 years ago. because of the coronavirus pandemic, abc7 news are concentrating our efforts into four areas health, education, changing workplace and the economy. starting friday, you could be heading to a movie theater. theaters can open on june 12th with county approval. leaders will be limited to a quarter of capacity or a maximum of 100 movie goers. they're encouraged to take reservations and state officials suggest they use disposable or washable seat covers and required to keep guests at least six feet apart. require people to wear face masks when they enter and leave the theater and at the concession stand. they wouldn't be required to wear while watching the movie. san francisco bar owners are pleading with the city to reopen earlier than skaej withled.

>> we're asking the mayor to allow us to open the same time restaurants do. our economic future is in the balance here and we need help. >> the sf bar owner alliance wants the city to let bars reopen on june 13th. bars that don't serve food can't have customers inside until mid august. approximately 350 bars in san francisco that don't serve food and teetering on the edge of personal and professional collapse. we also have new details on what parents have been wondering for months, mow school districts will prepare to welcome students in the fall. abc7 has more. >> reporter: the ways to do that included in this 355-guide book issued by the california department of education. >> you see guidance talks about

the need for students to be spaced in ways that honors a six-foot space of physical distancing. >> reporter: schools are advised to follow other cdc recommendations such as facial covering for all, temperatures should be taken before anyone enters the campus. on friday, governor gavin newsom announced personl protective equipment will be made available to all school districts. this includes thermometers, hand sanitizer and face shields for teachers among other things. but when it comes to designing the school day, it will be up to the districts to choose what works best for each school. some may opt for a hybrid model which includes in-person learning combined with distance learning. >> they using spaces like the cafeteria for classroom space that they can use to have tables spaced out over six feet of distance. they're using spaces like a gymnasium. >> we know that the guidance is

telling us several things that we would need to do that right now we are still trying to figure out how we could possibly deliver on. >> reporter: districts will undoubtedly face challenges as they implement these safety measures at a time when california's budget is shrinking. in san francisco, lyannemelendez, abc7 news. >> such a difference, mike. your kids are in college, right? >> graduated. just graduated. >> oh, my gosh. congratulations. i haven't seen you in so long. >> it has been months, hasn't it? and still we're not in the same building. how is it going day two waking up at this hour? you doing okay? >> oh, me. oh, yeah. clearly, i'm not quite with it. just taking some coffee. i am good. you know, i feel i'm very lucky to be in the position i am in.

i'm not in school. hard for college kids right now and graduating. it's a hard time. >> about 3.7 million of them trying to find a job in this economy. not easy. >> not at all. >> let's talk about what is going on weather wise. we'll talk about 58 right now as you look down at san jose and sunshine. grab those sunglasses. you'll need it. warmer this afternoon. cooling sea breeze will really take over the coast tomorrow and the rest of our neighborhoods friday and saturday. and then the warming will, again, start sunday. so, it's a roller coaster depending on the winds and today we have two areas of high pressure. yesterday we had one and now it has a friend and that means it's taking total control of our weather. here's the result. mid to upper 80s through most of the south bay and gilroy and morgan hill and pretty close in los gatos. millbrae at 68 degrees and upper 6 60s along the coast and downtown south san francisco and sausalito.

upper 60s in the north bay coast and as you move into the valleys, not as breezy as it was yesterday. that will allow us to soar into the mid up ander 80s and even 90 at calistoga. richmond and berkeley and everybody else in the low to mid 80s. antioch and brentwood, 94 degrees. the beginning of three days in a row of possible 90s there. good news, look what happens at night. we fall back into the 50s. good sleeping weather and that's why we don't have a heat advisory like we do the last two to three heat waves. everybody is below average or average friday or saturday our nicest and also our windiest days. liz? >> nothing like good sleeping weather. the best. >> yes. absolutely. google maps is adding a new future that alerts users when more cities reopen and twitter is working to bring back verification. here's tech bytes. google maps added a new feature as more cities reopen. as you look for public

direction, they offer covid-19 alerts. you crowded a train station might be and get updates like when you need to wear a face mask. twitter is trying to bring back its verified program. it has been on hold since 2017 after backlash over a blue checkmark given to a white supremacist following clashes in charlottesville, virginia. denver international airport will be testing new technology aimed at spreading coronavirus through the summer. touchless id and payment systems will be tried out. officials say it's all about restoring confidence and safe travel. those are your tech bytes. have a great day. yosemite national park is about to reopen to visitors but strict rules you need to know about if you plan to visit. the pandemic forced some people to forego eye care and some doctors figured out to give eye exams while minimizing the risk of coronavirus.

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relatively low. winds will pick up this afternoon, not as fast as they were yesterday around 10 to 15 miles per hour and the heat a little bit of an obstacle can mid to upper 90s and the winds pick up and we cool down to the 80s and even some 70s. by then we should be good. getting a real quick handle on this fire and the potential of it spreading. liz? air bnb are seeing a surge in demand. communities ease pandemic shelter in place orders. more u.s. bookings between may 17th and june 3rd than the same time period a year ago. the company ceo says customers appear to be sticking to drivable locations within 200 miles of their homes. and the key part of building a better bay area through this pandemic is keeping care of your health. one local eye clinic is speeding up how it does exams during this crisis. many people may not be scheduling the eye checkups they

would require. optometrists day is crucial to avoid lasting damage. it is bringing its clinic to patients. >> rotate slightly just so that you're facing out. thank you. >> i thought, great. i drive in and roll down my window. it's perfect. >> it's in the parking lot of proctor foundation on the campus. by the time someone arrives, the test is set. it only takes about a minute or two total and if there's any problem results can be taken back to the clintook cheic happening this morning, yosemite will accept reservations for day-long visits. a phased reopening on thursday. you'll need a reservation online to get in. the idea is to keep crowds to 50% of normal in compliance with social distancing. the park will offer 1,700 vehicle passes each day and issued a month ahead of time and

cost $35. most services within the park will remain closed. the alameda county fire department -- oops, sorry, mike. getting ahead of myself here. it would be nice to go to yosemite for the day. >> yes, absolutely. wouldn't it be gorgeous. when the sun comes up, a couple tower cams there and maybe i'll show those through the latter part of the show. we'll see. let's take a look at what is going on. your pollen and uv index and grass pollen higher than everything else and burn time about 15 to 20 minutes. check out your temperatures wednesday. look at that. we're pushing the upper 90s in our inland neighborhoods. still some low to mid 90s in the east bay while 80s take over the rest of our inland neighborhoods and even some 70s starting to show up around the bay. look at that 60s and 70s and barely some 80s as the sea breeze returns and triumfantly takes away the heat for those who don't have air conditioning. liz, back to you. the alameda county fire

department says a woman was driving her car over the weekend when she heard a sound coming from the engine. she pull under to the station and firefighters investigated and watch what they found. >> that is a little kitty. >> you guys want to name him hyundai? >> so cute. the little kitten is doing okay. there's no word on if and how it ended up under the hood there but thankfully the little kitty was saved. so cute. all right. a warningov-1 coracing we're going to have cog up how fraudsters are tricking people to giving up personal information. senator kamala harris is

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more businesses getting ready to weommornin eryone. good to see you, cc who will te how our tuesday is shaping up. >> the warming trend continues and comfortable if not cool outside thanks to clear conditions and look at these light breezes. 10 miles per hour fairfield and that's as fast as it gets. let's talk about what is going on. some of the warmth building where most of us live. 59 right now in the east bay hills while the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. look at all that sunshine just 4:00. along the coast where the fastest breezes will blow. 76 to 83. rapid warming to 84 at 4:00. 82 to90 in our inland neighborhoods. even hotter tomorrow, i'll show

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