morning. the roads to reopening in the north bay. 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 you those numbers. before the weekend forecast coming up. here's liz with more news. >> i'll take it from here, thanks, mike. more north bay businesses are now reopening. solano county allowing places like gyms, bars, museumsnd zoos to open ahead of the state's schedule. amy hollyfield is live for us in benicia this morning. amy? >> not as easy as just flinging open the doors. as we found this benicia health and fitness club could reopen today but they're not quite ready yet. they still need to do some more work to meet all the state's requirements. solano county are saying some businesses can start reopening today as long as they meet state requirements. wineries, bars and breweries and family entertainment centers, zoos and museums and hotels. they actually said go ahead and open yesterday if you're ready.

some confusion on the date. the state said these businesses can open this friday and solano county originally said that but now the county said, hey, if these businesses are ready to go and meet the requirements, go ahead and reopen. now, be sure to call a business before you show up because places like this gym, they're not ready yet. you'll want to check in. this gym says they're ready to open on monday. that's what they're aiming for. some businesses like nail salons, tattoo parlors, movie theaters and those are on the list of businesses that still need to remain closed. reporting in benicia, amy hollyfield. california nail salon owners want to get back to work and just filed a second lawsuit against he state. the first suit came after ad cas cero som said the first aailsteee by phone with industr representatives about that claim. >> it was understood from the call that the first case of

covid-19 did not, in fact, come from a nail salon. we're angry and frustrated and suffering and need our nail salons to be open. >> no projected date or timeline has been released on when nail salons can reopen. coronavirus cases, though, continue to spike in at least 20 states including california. abc news reporter has that and more information that goes against what was first thought. >> reporter: this morning coronavirus cases on the rise in 20 states, plus puerto rico and arizona. the state's largest health system has reached capacity for patients who need external lung phoenix and arizona is dire? >> yes, it is. this is the time when we need to be speaking out. >> reporter: the state seen a record 1,500 new cases in a single day, two weeks after reopening. texas now opened for more than a month also seen as steep increase in patient admissions with nearly 2,000 hospitalized.

south carolina reported nearly 550 new cases monday, the highest since the pandemic began. and north carolina is seeing its highest number of hospitalizations so far. more than 700. this upward trend prompting doctors to urge people to wear a face covering in public. >> there are a lot of nurses. the icu is very busy. so the amount of equipment, noise, staff that is helping to take care of our patients is more than i've seen in my 22 years of working here. >> reporter: and this morning, new information on the virus. contrary to earlier thinking, the world health organization now saying that spreading the virus when you're asymptomatic is very rare, but some doctors are questioning that data. >> we do know that there is a very small percentage of patients that testing and testing positive they're without symptoms. so, although the risk is very low, it's not zero. so, what we still recommend is

appropriate social distancing. oakland police department will provide an update on an officer-involved shooting. they skikilled a man and shot h pregnant girlfriend. new video shows us the moments right after. >> turn the car off. go inside. turn it off. >> this was near 96th avenue and cherry street. eric died and his pregnant girlfriend was shot. she was in the passenger seat and she is now in and out of a coma. the oakland police department says salgado's be one stolen fra deal dealership. his family is demanding answers. >> if it can be preventable. 40 shots while he's in the car.

that is very excessive. other ways could have been done. >> you can see here the peaceful protest that was held in oakland last night. the oakland police department has not released the name of the chp officers involved in the shooting. protests against george floyd's death continue around the bay area. we saw several peaceful events happening yesterday. people socially distanced in glen park neighborhood. dozens showed up for a protest in richmond and also saw a rally in antioch. and martinez public office teamed up for a black lives matter march to the courthouse in martinez. the private funeral service for george floyd will be held in his home town of houston. thousands of people expected, i should say thousands of people showed up yesterday to pay their respects. >> could be anywhere in the world but you're all here with us right now. this is a blessing. this is bigger than george right now. >> including young people stepping up. and everybody waking up and

let's keep this energy going. it's a beautiful thing. >> raise them high! put your fists in the sky! >> "gma" will lead coverage of the celebration of life starting at 7:00 right after "abc7 mornings" and live news continues with david muir. you can watch it here as well as on our website abc7news.com. a battle is brewing over how to prevent police brutality. defund the police is a rallying cry for protesters but not for lawmakers. jobina is at the live desk with more. hi, jobina. >> former vice president joe biden are rejecting the idea of wi prottersave bee this. ripp of their budgets to divert some of those funds from police to other social programs. senator kamala harris appeared on "gma" this morning. she wants to make police more accountable and wants to invest

in communities. >> you know how you create more safety, you fund public schools and it wouldn't be the case in america today two-thirds of our public school teachers come out o their own pocket to help pay for school supplies. the way you create more safety is people have access to health care and it's affordable. the way you create more safety is the jobs in the community. and economic opportunities and access to capital. >> harris went on to say lawmakers need to reexamine what they're doing with taxpayer dollars. senator harris was also asked if she agrees with former vice president joe biden and his rejection of defunding police departments. senator harris went on to say she supports biden's reforming police system and she agrees with that, we'll hear much more on this interview coming up at 7:00 on "gma." let's check in with mike for a look at the forecast. hi, mike. >> hi, jobina. that is going to be a hot topic for weeks. can't wait to see how that shakes out. hope you're having a good

tuesday morning. at least we're past monday. up in the north bay, mid to upper 40s in many neighborhoods and american canyon one of our milder spots, 53 along with tiberon and bodaga bay 56 degrees. everyone else in the 40s. low to mid 50s out to the coast and 358 in alameda and tracy soe of our milder spots. here's a look at our exploratorium camera and breezy conditions at our beaches and surface a little hot this afternoon for walking our dog, so, be aware of that and burning sunshine out there. uv index very high out there today. let's take a look at your 12-hour planner and start in the south bay where we're already 80 at noon after 62 at 8:00 this morning. hang out in the mid to even upper 80s and 75 at 7:00 and look at this wall-to-wall sunshine in the north bay after a few passing clouds during the morning. 62 at 8:00 to 83 at noon to near 90 at 4:00.

77 at 8:00 and some of the warmest temperatures in the east bay 66 at 8:00. heading out for lunch, 82. hang around 90 from 3:00 to 6:00 and still 82 at 8:00. so, today, day two even warmer tomorrow and i'll show you that coming up. first, back to jobina and talk about the traffic. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. we'll start off with a live look in san jose showing you 280 right now. the main thing of following at the moment is it's going to be slow for our super commuters coming out of tracy this morning. our camera showing you 280 it is very clear down in the south bay right now. coming up today at noon, muni will stop all servicereflect on george floyd. that's how long former minneapolis police officerdoric chauvin used his knee to pin down floyd on his neck. they will pull over when it is

safe for passengers to observe a moment of silence or deboard. they want to stand in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. liz and reggie. >> all right, thank you, jobina. coming up, the seven things you need to know this morning. >> i don't believe that if we were a white family sitting at the table eating dinner he would have approached us the way he did. >> a multi-racial fam re viohe encountered at a local restaurant. a warning about bleach. the my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling. my threhes excite, when crea, s work!" when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff

that would keep the associates safe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, sent10los. to all the other amazons. and this may look like a bottle of vodka. when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] with this pandemic, safety is even more important because they're going home to babies, they're going home to grandparents. so, our responsibility is to make sure that they go home safe every single day.

welcome back, 5:13. seven things you need to know this morning. number one, george floyd laid to rest in houston today. abc7 news will have special coverage starting at 9:00 this morning and watch it on aeour a7 news app. discuss police use of force at a city council meeting.

mayor sam liccardo says he will not introduce defunding but focus on reform. number three the fbi to join the investigation into the killing of a santa clara county deputy sargeened damon gutzwiller in what the sheriff says was an ambush. number four. solano county is allowing places like gyms, zoos, museums and wineries to reopen ahead of the friday date. the county is giving the green light now only if they meet state health requirements. or exercising outdoor is your thing. check out our temperatures. five to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. a lot of 80neighborhoods. number six. we've had some minor issues on our roads this morning, but at the moment, nothing major. taking a live look right now showing our 880 at the coliseum camera in oakland. look at the traffic.

it's picking up. starting today, yosemite will begin reservations and the park will begin a phased reopening on thursday. keep crowds 50% of normal in compliance with social distancing. opd now reviewing the tactics it used during recent protests. tear gas and flash bangs. many community members said the recent protests were peaceful until tear gas was fired. the public made their opinions clear with the deputy police chief giving h minute into cha hands up, don't shoot. ordinances were fired upon us. >> tear gas is known to cause miscarriages and we're in the midst of a pandemic. >> you failed to protect us. >> the amount of violence that opd was incurring.ints wanted to end the use of tear gas others called to dramatically

defund opd's budget or get rid of the department altogether. only on 7, a multi-racial family shaken up about a threatening person they encou encountered at a burlingame restaurant. they said the confrontation was sparked by their black lives matter t-shirts. >> we were just a family trying to have dinner. >> reporter: but before dinner begun, a stranger interrupted. >> he basically banged the table and slammed his hands on the table and looked directly at my son and said black lives matter. he said, f black lives. blue lives matter. >> reporter: anthony and his wife and their children were having a celebratory dinner at flights after their first family protest in san francisco. >> i don't believe that if we were a white family sitting at the table eating dinner that he would have approached us the way he did. >> reporter: after walking away,

the man seen here in a surveillance image came back a second time. >> he came back and he said, if you i'll shoot you. >> i'm really upset that the kids were exposed to that and the effect it will have on them after this. arlo didn't want to leave the house today because he thinks the guy is going to come back and bring his gun. >> reporter: amanda and madeline were also dining outside and they witnessed the incident and saw the man eating and drinking with a large group at the restaurant before he confronted the family. >> the older gentleman was very aggressive and shoved the father. >> i heard him say les for you i heard the word shoot. >> looked like he had an agenda to come to that father or family. might have been because the kids had the black lives matter shirt. >> reporter: they called the police who took a report at the restaurant. >> he had so much anger in his face and his eyes and i hope that he gets arrested and we

press charges against him and i hope we get justice from t burl investigating and have a suspect in mind. a woman in oakland has come up with an artistic way to protest inequality and that is through a hip-hop dance class. ♪ these dance moves are part of a movement. several adults and kids get together in the richmond, ridgemont neighborhood to dance in support of black lives matter. signs reading white silenc equal white consent and black lives matter. a dance instructor came up with the concept. >> when i came across the slogan, white silence equals white consent that really struck a chord with me and i wanted to do something in protest of inequality and it occurred to me what i do is dance. so, we organized a hip-hop class out here on the cul-de-sac. >> for a great cause and

hopefully next time people out and involved to show their support. new way for me to protest and i'm all for it. it is amazing. >> that's great. more support dance classes are in the works possibly one this weekend at lake merritt. that's pretty cool. >> yeah, i like that. peaceful frotest fuful protestd exercise. outside even warmer than yesterday and we'll start by taking a look at the east bay hills camera. sunny and warmer and just not quite as beez breezy as it was yesterday. along the bay shoreline the fastest breezes and the coast will also be a little aggressive this afternoon. sleep well tonight as we drop back into the 50s under a mostly clear sky and a cool start to the weekend but a warm ending. all right. we'll take a look at that in a second. very impressive area of low pressure spinning in the gulf of alaska. 1,000 miles wide and pushing much-needed rain into the pacific northwest and no where

close to us, unfortunately. we could use the rain after all the fires we had lately. san jose at 88 and 83 at santa n cruz and that water temperature about 53 degrees and 78 at millbrae and upper 60s along the coast and we'll hit the mid up toer 70s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. mid and upper 80s and about 20 degrees cooler at your coast and upper 70s for richmond and berkeley and to 84 along your east bay valleys. low to upper 50s in most neighborhoods tonight. my accuweather forecast. hottest tomorrow as we climb a degree or two away from the coast where you stay pretty steady. coast and bay cool thursday and move inland friday. one of our windier and cooler days will spill into saturday and sunday and monday another small warming trend. have a good day. here's liz and reggie. >> thanks, mike.

reggie, are you thinking about going to a movie theater? are you in the space to go out and about like that yet? >> i am not. i will be watching movies on my own personal screen. >> me, too. i know, i just saw it and we were saying that california is opening movie theaters. wow, we're moving fast. yeah. >> not here we're not. >> same. all right. is coronavirus testing the key to then being able to open camps this summer? one doctor is saying it is not a method. what you

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. good news even though we're going through a mini heat spell here. our air quality will remain good in most neighborhoods and moderate in the east bay and santa clara valley and still healthy for everybody. here's a look at tomorrow and you can see we stretch from 67 at half moon bay and 97 in fairfield. srts tohr ltl bit. 66 in half moon bay to 94 in fairfield is our spread thursday and then look at this. 60s, 70s. for most of us, the 80s mainly

around fairfield. a sharp turning of the warming trend that's starting it will last through saturday. >> thanks mike. protests widening with three people charged. earlier this month he was arrested and taking part in a bribe scheme. sandra zuniga director of the office of neighborhood services is accused of money laundering. balmore hernandez a former public works employee faces a bribery charge and florence kong, a city contractor, is accused of lying to the fbi. state officialsng everneo b the lookout for scammers who are pretending to be covid-19 contact tracers. scammers are contacting victims through phone calls, e-mails and text messages but trying to trick people into providing their sociality numbers and healthal and

information. real contact tracers will never ask for any of that info. and the cdc says some people are misusing bleach to try to fight the coronavirus. surveyed more than 500 people and about 39% admitted to incorrectly using bleach and other disinfectant solution and this includes washing their food with bleach and using it on their skin. 4% said they drank or gargled bleach or other disinfects and please don't do that. it is dangerous and could negatively impact your health. in april president trump talked about injecting disinfectants in people and prompted a warning from health officials everywhere. in today's "gma first look" keeping kids safe from the coronavirus. camps could become labs for fsteportedryistg. york >>ter: in tg'ss

"gma firr camp. >> we've been looking at it, trying to figure out ways in which camp can run safely ask keep our campers healthy. in the beginning, we weren't so sure that was possible. >> reporter: as the clock ticks down, camps across the country are becoming a hot ticket for companies selling covid-19 tests. the doctors caution while testing can be important, it's not a foolproof method. >> still lots of unknown questions. and, so, providing testing for a virus in children who are otherwise healthy, i don't really know how you interpret those results effectively. coas-c coronus wcoming up at dr. jennhtenghingn on why some seeing a spike in cases. >> i'm still thinking about people drinking bleach. >> and 40% say that they use

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> he's changed the world. now at 5:30, a final good-bye to the man who has become the face of a movement.

the funeral for george floyd today. san jose city leaders consider police reforms spurred by george floyd's death. the one option the mayor says is off the table. some california movie theaters will be able to reopen soon with major safety changes. if your summer plans involve a trip to yosemite, you'll need to book in advance. how soon you can snag your spot. good morning to you on this tuesday, june 9th. >> more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's check in with mike. >> good morning, liz, reggie. i got a message from my jim that i go to and you'll have to book in advance there and it's interesting to see how things are unfolding. let's talk about what is going on weather wise. while you were sleeping, high pressure tkcorowinds less than hour and everywhere. even fairfield much quieter this morning. you can see all the sunshine is

developing as the sun will come up in the next 15 minutes from now. look what it does to our afternoon temperatures. 70 at the coast. same as yesterday. little bit warmer in san francisco, 75. 78 in richmond and low to mid 80s for the rest of the bay and upper 80s in the south bay to 91 in morgan hill and mid to upper 80s in the north bay and low to mid 90s getting close to air conditioning weather in our east bay valleys. hotter tomorrow. i'll show you the newest numbers before we have a nice weekend coming up in the forecast. now, here's reggie. >> mike, thank you. george floyd will be laid to rest today in houston. thousands gathered for memorial for the man whose death inspired a global movement for change and justice. this comes as the fired police officer charged with his death made his first court appearance. jobina fortson joining with with more on that. jobina sph. >> thank you, reggie. george floyd's celebration of life in houston today thousands are expected to attend. you can see the fountain of praise church in houston where

it will get under way at 9:00 this morning our time. usn6,0 peopl memorial to pay their respects to floyd. he died two weeks ago. for many, it was an emotional farewell to the man who has become the face of a movement. and overnight, people gathered for a candlelight vigil at his high school. his family says they're grateful for the outpouring of support. >> told he would have to sacrifice his life to bring the world together and by knowing him. >> this man whose death has changed the world, he's changed the world. you have to come. >> meanwhile, the former minneapolis police officer charged with murdering floyd appeared in court yesterday. the judge set derek chauvin's bail at $1.25 million and following today's service, floyd will be laid to rest at the houston memorial gardens next to his mother. liz? >> thank you, jobina. abc news will have live

coverage of the private service and celebration of life for george floyd. abc news anchor david muir will be in houston and coverage is set to begin at 9:00 this morning and watch it here as well as on our website and our abc7 news app. happening today the san jose city council will discuss use of force all amid the growing calls to defund the police. at the same time the san jose police chief has announced some serious changes coming to the department. julian glover is live with those changes and what to expect today. good morning, julian. >> hey, good morning to you. ahead of today's meeting the san jose police department announced changes to the policing policy mainly in response to the reactions and in response to the action that we saw taken by those officers killing george floyd there in minneapolis. just last night, chief eddie garcia announcing the department is banning the use of kneeling on someone's neck to subdue a

suspect. officers are also now required to intervene and report when they witness excessive force used by another officer and rubber bullets are no longer allowed to be used for crowd control. 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 police budgets and allocating to other social services that will try to address the route causes. san jose mayor sam liccardo made it clear that he is against the idea of defunding the >> we've got to recognize that the path forward is to reform, not to defund the police. what i hear is the overwhelming call in every neighborhood meeting i'm in for more police patrol and not less. >> mayor sam liccardo said police force is already lean compared to other large police forces across the country. other large cities of police

forces across the country. he's proposing expanded authority of an independent police auditor to help fix the problem. the city council meets at 11:00 this morning. reporting live, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> julian, thank you. happening today san francisco leaders will call on the city to ban police using things like rubber bullets and pepper spray. introduce the right to protest safely act. it would ban certain crowd control methods used by law enforcement in response to recent black lives matter protests. the legislation would ban any c the killing of a sheriff deputy. damon gutzwiller was killed in what was called an ambush. praising a suspect who tackled the suspect.

they're 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 who saw something, who knows something or who may have been a victim of this guy to contact the district attorney's tip line. >> carrillo is an active fairfield and the possible connection of a killing of an officer in oakland on may 29th. carrillo will make his first court appearance on friday. because of the coronavirus pandemic, abc7 news is concentrating our efforts to build a better bay area into these two four areas. health, education, changing workplace and the economy. starting friday, some people in california will be able to go back to the movie theater. theaters can open on june 12th with county approval. theaters limited to a quarter capacity or a maximum of 100

movie goers. theaters are encouraged to take reservations. state officials also suggest they use disposable or washable keep guests at least six feet apart. officials recommend theaters require people wear face masks when they enter and leave the theater and at the concession stand. they wouldn't be required while watching a movie. hair salons and barbershops in contra costa county will reopen next wednesday. the county says indoor dining, bars, churches, gyms, museums and hotels can reopen july 1st san francisco bar owners are pleading with the city to let them open earlier than scheduled. >> we're asking the mayor to open the same time restaurants do because it seems only fair. our economic future is in the balance here and we need help. >> the san francisco bar owner alliance wants the city to let

bars reopen on july 13th at the same time as restaurants. right now they say bars who don't serve food can't have people inside until mid august. 350 bars in san francisco did not serve food and, quote, teetering on the edge of personal and professional financial collapse. schools safely. the new guidelines helping districts prepare to welcome students back again. growing calls to defund police, but what exactly does that mean? we're going to explain. but, first, we're going to check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. start down in the south bay where temperatures are mainly around 50 to 55 degrees and 57 in los altos hills and the cool spots at 45 and more like the temperatures up in the north bay. 40 around sebastopol and brentwood some of our milder

spots. bay bridge toll plaza 58 degrees right now. a little breezy south of the bay bridge today and a little choppy on the water, otherwise pretty quiet for your commute. at least weather wise. let's talk about what is going on on the peninsula. 77 at noon and mid 80s for several hours this afternoon. very nice 71 with sunshine at 8:00. here's a look at the east bay. 60 at 8:00 and 79 at noon and low to mid 80s all afternoon. once we get to 8:00, 72 degrees and san francisco, what a great day, just a touch breezy especially near the coast. 59 at 8:00. 69 at noon. and low to mid 70s most of the afternoon. there will be a few upper 70s in places like castro and, you know, the usual warmer spots and sunshine and 69 at 8:00. w'll turn it over to jobina, but, first, i have to ask her a question. i got a text from the lady who cuts my hair yesterday. she's taking appointments. how about you? >> not yet.

and i checked because i know i need it. if anyone has recommendations for someone in contra costa county, let me know. my ladies in alameda are not quite ready sadly. hopefully soon. good morning, everybody. so far minor issues on the roads this morning. i'll just show you a camera here of walnut creek so we can see what things are looking like out there. traffic is picking up here and people making their way south and also i'm seeing a steady flow of traffic on the san mateo bridge for people headed westbound. so far the bay bridge is looking good. i've got my eyes on all of it for you because i know more people are returning to work. so, i will keep you posted. if anything changes and we have any major problems. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need!

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>> this is abc7 mornings. exploratorium camera at pier 15. i can sit here and stare at this all day but i'll cover it up with your day planner for today. 55 and 76 to 82 and definitely warmer this afternoon. coast will ramp up into the upper 60s. the hottest temperatures, look at that from santa barbara all the way to san diego. heat advisory and temperatures in the 90s to near 100 degrees and low to mid 90s through the cntral valley and monterey and tahoe at 71. here's liz with more news. the death of george floyd has fueled growing calls for defunding the police. not just in san jose as we were talking about but around the country. what exactly do people mean by defunding. >> something we're all hearing a lot about right now autions for police brutality. defunding the police. not a new idea, but new to a lot

of people just learning about it. so, what does it mean? the answer really depends on who you cask. some say def means stripping away funding and debanding altogether. an organization in minneapolis, for instance, is looking to move to a police-free future. that is one end of the spectrum. for many defunding the police is not about abolishing but devesting from police departments and investing into other community services. in "time" magazine patrese said police should not be in charge of mental health crises and dealing with homelessness. they should not be in support of dealing with people with drug dependency, and addiction. those are three line items which we can put back into health care. according to the center for democracy, it outpaces community resources and services. they say in oakland 41% of the general fund expenditures in the

2014 fiscal year was spent on policing, the highest percentage of all the cities they studied. for every dollar spent the human services department received 29 cents an work force received 1%. decreasing or closing that gap. those against this idea say an underfunding police department will only make cities more dangerous and reforms that much harder. it costs money to train and develop good leaders. it's about reimagining public safety. mpd150 say by shifting money away from the police and toward services. that is what activists mean when they say defund the police. >> tthelpful.liz. twrsre safe ir tppedhem auiin the fe near wellington street started just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon and the fire produced a thick cloud of smoke

that you can see for miles. several neighborhoods gathered. the rescue workers had been installing equipment on the roof. it houses a business and the cause is under investigation. pg&e moving out of san francisco. the company says it will take its headquarters to oakland to save money as it emerges from bankruptcy. new headquarters at the 28-story kaiser center high rise at lake merritt. pg&e plans to make the move in 2022 and plans to sell its san francisco office complex and return any profit from the sale back to customers. pg&e has been in the city since its creation 115 years ago. we also have new details on what parents have been wondering for months. how school districts in california will prepare to welcome students in the fall. w might look like. >> reporter: in the o ith any tsirst i

success. the ways to do that are included in this 55-page guide book issued by the california department of education. >> you will 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 personal 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're 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, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. happening this morning reservations for day-long visits. you'll need a reservation online to get in and the idea is to keep crowds to 50% of normal in compliance with social distancing. vecleasse each day and cost $35. most services within the park will remain closed. i think it's important for us all to remember that the pandemic is still out there,

reggie, as we were talking about. >> cases are definitely going up and cities and states where they have been reopened for now a few weeks. we have to be careful. >> yeah, kept talking about the summer heat, the summer heat is going to kill. it's going to go away. all right, let's take a look at what's going on in yosemite. why not? let's take a look. looks beautiful. 46 degrees. expecting i think mid 70s. 76 today with sunshine. very nice day there. love to get back to that. 58 in san jose as we look north towards the shark tank and sunshine wall-to-wall again today and warmer temperatures away from the coast. the cooling sea breeze kicks in for all of us friday and saturday and warming starts again sunday. we have a temperature and a cloud cover forecast and today it's all about warm temperatures and sunshine as our high pressure found a friend. yesterday we had one high pressure taking over our weather. today we have two.

and that's why we're warming from 84 in sunnyvale to morgan hill at 91 degrees. 85 at redwood city and 75 in millbrae and upper 60s along the coast again today. and mid to upper 70s in san francisco. south san francisco and sausalito. mid to upper 80s through the north bay valleys and about 20 degrees cooler and breezy at your beaches. upper 60s there. low to mid 70s, excuse me, low to mid 80s for most of the east bay shore and as we move inland, 90s are more dominant than the 80s. places like san ramon, danville and possibly alamo right there in the upper 80s. tonight, look at that great sleeping weather, once again. few clouds try to creep along the coast. tomorrow is our warmest day across the board. the sea breeze really hits the coast hardest thursday to a lesser extent our bay neighborhoods and then it moves inland friday and it's strongest saturday and sunday warmer, once again. have a good day.

here's reggie. thank you. air bnb is seeing a surge in ma. the san francisco company says it comes as they ease shelter-in-place orders. air bnb got more u.s. bookings between may 17th and june 3rd than the same time a year ago. the company ceo says customers appear to be sticking to drivabdrive able locations. in other words, within 200 miles of their homes. google maps is adding a series of new features and better inform you on how your trip could be impacted by covid-19. the offer will offer alerts. users can see how crowded a train station might be and get updates on mandatory precautions like when you need to wear a face mask. you'll also get a heads up if public transit lines are temporarily suspended. >> that could be helpful. all right. >> i can barely keep it clear in my head what is open, where and what the rules are. >> it is so complicated. every county is different. you don't even realize you're in

a different county with different rules. we'll get there. a racist incident at a gas station in arizona ends when the victim strikes back. another customer reported the whole thing. but, first, minimizing the risk of coronavirus during routine eye care. the new way some doctors are doing exams. abc7 launched a new streaming app. wherever you are, you can get the live newscast, breaking weather and more with our new abc7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire

okay. let's see. the trial under way right now in san francisco fighting to remove fluoride from our drinking water. nearly two-thirds of americans drink water containing fluorie to help fight tooth decay, but according to "the chronicle" some consumer groups including the fluoride action movement

argue that recent studies show pregnant women drinking water with fluoride can harm their children. the group says it could lead to neurological damage, reduce iq and adhd. testimony began yesterday in federal court. a key part of building a better bay area through this pandemic is keeping care of our health. one local eye clinic is speeding up how it does exams during the crisis. during the stay-at-home order many people not scheduling the eye checkups that they would normally require. regular appointments are lasting to avoid lasting vision damage. it's bringing its clinic to patients with a test. >> rotate slightly so you're facing out. >> i thought, great, i drive in and i roll down my window and it's perfect. >> it's in the, parking lot of proctor foundation. by the time someone arrives the test is set. it only takes about a minute or two total. if there's any problem, results can be taken back to the clinic

to be checked for a follow-up appointment. let's take a look at what is going on. it is 5:56. i had to squint there. maybe i should get my eyes checked. let's talk about what is going on with the fire. 75% contained and you can see the breezes pretty light during the overnight hours through now. they will pick up but not as aggressive as they have been. humidity will remain rather low and the biggest challenge over the next few days. take a look. tomorrow our hottest day as we reach the mid to upper 90s inland and still few to low 90s hanging on in the east bay thursday and mainly 60s and 70s and windy conditions friday. have a good day. here's liz and reggie. >> thanks, mike. coming up new at 6:00, next at 6:00, new recommendations for preventing cancer. the first in a decade and there are some surprising findings. plus, the reason muni is going to pause service for nearly ten minutes later today. do you want to work out in a

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. now at 6:00, a final good-bye for george floyd as the nation pushes for change following his death. this morning, senator harr harris.

gyms, wineries and hotels among the businesses now allowed to reopen, but there's a new warning from health officials. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, june 9th. good to see you all this morning. >> good to see you, too. >> good to see you. good morning. >> all right. hi, liz. hi, reggie. hi, jobina. hi r hi, everybody. i'll take over from here. step outside and a gorgeous sunrise about to develop. i'll show it to you here in just a second after we look at the lack of winds this morning. so, there it is. good as advertised, huh. like how it's sandwiched between the day bug and the graphic so we can watch it in the surinser of the bay this morning. the coast the same this afternoon with low and upper 60s and notice everywhere else bay and inland around noon and 83 to 90 almost air conditioning

weather this afternoon. let's get over to reggie for the news. >> mike, thank y