annual i righ am i right, mike? >> you are expect. and the breezes will be an issue if you are outside especially if you want to have a picnic or just hang out and enjoy the day. the breezes will make it a little difficult. and right now we're anywhere about 10 to 20 miles per hour, 23 in fairfield, and it has kicked up a few clouds, but so far, i haven't heard of any drizzle or any showers. we have a southwest wind of 12 to 17. you can see the flags unfurled. temperatures will the same this morning, mid to upper 50s. but notice we don't really escape the 50s at the coast. we'll hang out in the 60s and 70s from noonin t 50s and 60s. so grab a coat if you are heading out this evening. more businesses can start opening today in the way ar whe and statewide. restaurants can have outdoor dining. and this is what the state is allowing counties to open if

they see fit. campgrounds and outdoor recreation facilities, entertainment centers like movie theater, bowling alley, mini golf, summer camps can begin with state approval, the state is also allowing hotels to welcome back tourists and not just essential workers. again, it is up to individual counties to determine whether these things can happen. let's talk about a county that is about to reopen more things because the economy and reopening businesses something we're focuse on here in our effort to build a better bay area. marin county in the spotlight as they reopen indoor retail. amy hollyfield is joining us li live. >> reporter: good morning. starting today, you can go inside this car dealership and sho for shop for a characterization one car, one of many that are reopening. retail stores can welcome customers inside.

and before today, only essential businesses could open their doors. marin will also allow indoor cleaning services, this is all happening though as the number of cases of coronavirus in the county are going up. they think that could be because of people gathering over memorial day weekend, they are also wondering if there will be more cases because of the "black lives matter" protests. and they are asking people to get tested so that they can see what they are dealing with. >> this weekend i saw many packed cars with folks probably from different households not wearing face coverings. we are encouraging anyone who participated in one of this weekend's demonstrations or ceremonies, and who were unable to stay at least 6 feet apart, to get tested next week for covid-19. >> reporter: stores still have to take precautions starting today as they allow people inside. they must require face coverings, limit the number of customers allowed inside, and of

course social distancing. at this dealership, they will pay close attention to customer touch points like steering wheels and door handles, they will be wiping them down frequently to try to keep everyone safe. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and now down to monterey county, wineries and bars and whale watching is all reopening. one hotel owner hopes this lures swris it to visitors from out of town. >> we 2k3e7depend largely on hospitality. and getting back to normal is critical for all the people of the community. >> aquariums are also allowed to reopen, however if you want to go to the monterey bay aquarium, they have not set a date. staff says when they do reopen, expect masks to be required and tickets to be limited. a fresh onslaught of covid-19 in 20 states is bringing renewed challenges for

on residents across the country. and the spike isn't just playing havoc with people's health, it is also hurting their pockets. corinna mitchell has that story. >> reporter: as signs of a second wave of coronavirus infections emerge, a dire new prediction from a top harvard health official, up to 200,000 people could die from illness by september. >> i'm growing increasingly concerned that we may be approaching the precipice of a disaster. >> reporter: and a record number of new cases in texas and the introduction of a new threat level system in houston as the number of hospital patients there swells. north and south carolina, florida and texas, all reporting record single day cases this week. >> we're working to dig deep into the data. >> reporter: and many states

forging ahead with reopening. >> we opened up when the case levels were still quite high. we did not have enough testing in most states, so we're now seeing the consequences of that. >>reporter: and those consequences also reverberating on wall street where socks tumbled yesterday. the dow plummeting more than 1800 points for its worst day since march over renewed fears of a rise in infections. one person seemingly unafraid of a surge, president trump announcing a rally in tulsa so june 19th, but issuing this disclaimer, so he won't be held liable if assume esupporters co the cry vus. by clicking register he below, you are acknowledging that an inherent risk of exposure to covid-19 exists in any public place where people are present. at least one state swayed by the rise in cases, pausing the reopening by a week. corinna mitchell, abc news, new york.

and a new study finds that if enough people wear face masks, we can prevent a second or even third wave of coronavirus. is jobina. >> thank you. and a new study from the university of cambridge shows just how effective face masks can be at stopping the spread of covid-19. researchers say we can prevent a second wave if 100% of the population wears face masks. people would have to wear them in public at all times, not just when they are experiencing simple him tos. wide spread use combined with social distancing can effectively manage the virus.hi. wide spread use combined with social distancing can effectively manage the virus. lockdowns alone cannot stop the spread of covid-19. happening now, protesters have taken over a six block area of downtown seattle. it has been dubbed the chaz, which stands for capitol hill autonomous zone. the demonstrators are surroundsing what was a-r

poce precinct. mona kosar abdi has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," seattle take ov overis. for the fourth day, protesters surroundings sixth brie sipreci which police boarded up after days of clashes with protesters. >> have you ever heard of police abandoning a police precinct? >> no, not on purpose. to walk away with the resources that we have here is unheard >> reporter: surrounded by graffiti and signs like property of the people, it has become known as the chaz, capitol hill autonomous zone. >> this building is the people's. we pay for it with our taxes. we just want to make sure that it is being used for the right things. >> reporter: there is a clinic, co-op and degrfree food. with your first look

mona kosar abdi. and mayor breed has unveiled her plan to reform the police department. it would end the use of police officers in non-criminal activities like disputes between neighbors, school discipline and mental health calls. instead unarmed professionals would respond. and it also calls for an end to the use of military style weapons. and it demands officials address police bias and strengthen accountability. senator kamala harris is talking about her views on defunding police departments. the former san francisco d.a. and state attorney general was part of a virtual town h h h nig night. >> for too long status quo thinking has been to believe that you create more safety by putting more police officers on the street. and that is just simply wrong. and so we need to -- it is long overdue that we reimagine how we achieve public safety in this country. and for me, that means

understanding that healthy communities are safe communities. >> senator harris says some cities spend about as much as a third of their budgets on police departments when they should be spending more on schools and on health care. let's see what time it is this morning. about 5:09. let's take a look at what is going on with your temperatures. we'll start on the peninsula where we're mostly cloudy with mid to upper 50s. and as we head around, we have 52 in santa rosa, 60 in oakland and 66 in antioch. let's take a look at from thefre exploratorium camera. good yard work, walking the dog is much safer. exercising. but it will be really breezy this afternoon. so if you are riding the bike, could get dicey with the cross wind. and in the south bay, we're in the 60s through noon and some low 70s barely for a couple hours. and then the fastest breezes

around 6:00 will drop us down to 62 with increasing sunshine by the time we get to 8:00. in the north bay, we're 58 at 8:00, 71 at noon, increase being sunshine this afternoon will get us to near 74 at 4:00, but we're 10 degrees cooler by 8:00. east bay valleys, we can't make it out of the mid-70s and it will be breezy just about augll day. so where is the chance of rain? it is not good, but we'll take a look at it coming up next. first the morning commute. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. we are going to look at san rafael right now, 101 out there looking pretty clear. the early commute is pretty good. and of course we'll keen you updau updated. and also if you live in san francisco or hayward, don't forget to move your car.

starting monday they will begin street sweeping and you will get a ticket if you don't move your car. hayward says that it is holding off on issuing citations until august, but instead they will distribute informational flyers to remind people to move their vehicle. but again, san francisco, mayor breed said enforcement goes back into effect on monday. coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning. also video of a sheriff's captain shoving protesters with a baton has sparked a criminal investigation. you'll hear from the sheriff. also preserving the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr., a group of stanford students leading a

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here are 7 things to know. number one, outdoor dining resumes in san francisco starting today. restaurants with a permit can occupy streets and sidewalks to ensure social distancing. number two, starting daitod

you can go inside stores in marin county. bere today, only essential businesses could open their doors. this is happening as the number of covid-19 cases in that county are going up. number three, lodging restrictions are me moved in santa cruz county which allows hotels, motels and vacation rentals to get back to business. but the new order extends partial beach closures through july 6. number four, brart oig and bta are holding ribbon cutting ceremonies for the berryessa extension. dignitaries will also take the inaugural ride between the berryessa and milpitas stations. both stations open tomorrow. and number five, the winds of change bringing temperatures much cooler, especially inlaup great start to our friday commute. we'll take a live look at the

richmond is richmond/san rafael bridge, look at that, pretty empty, so i'll let you know if anything changes. and number seven, sony has taken the wrap off its playstation 5 game console that promises advanced graphics and is expected to cost around 500 brucks wh bucks when it launches this holiday season. happening today, people will gather in san francisco for a memorial to commemorate fewer years since the pulse night club massacre in on the other hand. on that day in 2016, the shooter opened fire inside of this lgbtq night club. 49 people were killed, more than 50 others hurt. police shot and killed shooter. and in honor ofrm victims, flags will fly at half-staff. and there will be a virtual

ceremony. new details about a criminal investigation into a san francisco sheriff's captain caught on video pushing a protestor. and the sheriff has opened his own investigation. we know that the officer seen in this video posted to twitter used his baton to shove two protesters from behind. and that is captain genre mere resident, john ramirez. the use of force took place on a day that the streets were filled with protesters. >> based on the information, there was a need for the use of force in that context so we don't think that it has risen to criminal behavior. >> and the sheriff would like more video of the incident. one of the personnel responded to the protests and mad bo s hay on. and dozens of people rallied

on the steps of the alameda police station. the gro ced and about police brutality and racism yesterday. and dozens of people joined a peaceful march in the bay view district. local high school students organized yesterday calling for defunding of the police department and providing more resources for black and brown communities. the group marched from the bay view opera house down 3rd street to the police station. and dr. martin luther king jr. was marching for civil rights more than 60 years ago. most of his written words are stored at stanford university at the king institute. and now a group of students say that the university is not doing enough to ensure its future. here is dan ashley. >> martin luther king's legacy is in part in my hands. railro >> reporter: coretta scott king gave her late husband's writings to produce a series of books and now 35 years later, a group of

stanford students is concerned that the king institute is underfunded. >> we said to the board it is a shame what is happening here, a shame that stanford hasn't prioritized funding the king institute. >> reporter: so they launched a fund raising campaign without the university's help. 16 stanford student body presidents and vice presidents have signed a letter of support. >> so i think all of us recognize how important our work is and we have been doing it now for 35 years. >> reporter: and as the country and the world watch the protests following the death of george floyd, there is a new awareness. >> really thankful that people much younger than myself recognize that this is a different moment. i was 19 when i went to the march on washington. there were 200,000 people there and i thought that was just amazing. but you when i realized that that event took months of planning by major civil rights organizations, all the major

leaders, and that the days after george floyd's murder young people were able to mobilize even more people. >> reporter: the students are asking graduating seniors to donate $20.20 to the king institute to show the university that dr. king's legacy is worth supporting. >> we care so much is that we a are willing to put our money where our mouth is, something that stanfords has not been willing do. >> the students say they have already received a lot of donations and they are hoping that it will encourage the university to give more funding to the institute. when it comes to issues of equality, justice and raks we are here to help you be an ally and find your ally. and also to take action. so we have links to help you navigate this time on abc7news.com/take action. how much better we would be if we all had access to those readings and could understand them and learn from them.

let's talk about what is going on weather-wise, let's take a look in san jose, we're at 60 degrees right now and you can see mostly cloudy conditions. we'll have cool breezes today. 60s and 70s for highs with increasing sunshine late this afternoon. same for tomorrow and kaumg cald warmer sunday. and then several afternoons of a summer spread coming at you. we'll have a couple of steady days of weather. here is an area of low pressure out mode of the white, that is the humidity, that is a slight chance of a shower. and then the dry air will bring us the increasing sunshine, the orange you see there. but the winds, they keep us in the 50s along the coast. mid to upper 60s san francisco, richmond, oakland, pretty much low to mid-70s elsewhere until you get to gilroy, antioch and fairfield, 78 for the world spots. tonight lows look for 40s in the

dooe deep valleys, low to mid if i was either whelsewhere. and look at the winds pick up this afternoon. 15 to 25 miles per hour. so if you are thinking about eating outside this evening, try to find a place sheltered from that breeze. tomorrow the winds won't be nearly as fast around 10 to 20 miles per hour, but they are still coming dreblgtsly off the ocean keeping us in the 50s there, 60s and 70s for our brey an bay and inland neighborhoods. and nearly 10 degrees away from the ocean and then 60s at the coast, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 80s to low 90s monday through thursday. and a big boost, a company that has seen an unprecedented surnlgts in surge in demand. and yosemite is back oeg

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we're seeing some radar returns. and most of those will rotate to our north. and unfortunately, our chance of wet weather as we talked about yesterday, nolts really thet re. future radar is showing clouds and then the increase in sunshine this afternoon. as we head overnight, the clouds will increase through tomorrow morning and then a slight chance of some wet weather as we head into the afternoon and evening hours across the north bay and then sunday you can see the increasing sunshine and the breezes that will bring in drier and warmer air. so any chance of wet weather is just a stray shower, and you can see they mainly fall to our north and off to our east up in the mountains where there could even be some snow. but it would be way up around 10,000 1rks 10,000, 11,000 feet. and another corporation is making june teteenth an officia company holiday, nike's ceo made the announcement in a letter to employees.

nike says that it is acknowledgings demonstrations against racial injustice, twitter and square made similar announcements earlier this week. juneteenth is the end of slavery in the united states. and instacart is more valuable than ever. they have raised $225 million in an investment round pushing its valuation up to $13.7 billion. the company says that the influx of cash comes as instacart continues to experience an unprecedented surge in customer demand. household have increasingly ordered online because of the lockdowns. and. > and svisitors are once again stree streaming in to yosemite park, but only about half as many guests, an effort to increase social distancing. visitors now have to make reservations online. we talked to one couple who drove from san diego, they say a bear may have been coming out to

sneak a peek at the new guests. >> and there was a little sign of a bear. >> yeah, on the trial. he left his little -- so she's looking around every tree looking for a bear. >> i know that bear is here somewhere. >> restrooms and some stores, kachlg groun camp grounds and hotels are open. the shuttle service will remain shut down for the rest of the year. >> do you feel like the animals are mad that we're coming back? >> they have had a nice time, you know? they have been able to enjoy the land that they normally don't get to enjoy. they don't have to hear us. >> and now hear we come down the trial and they are like -- >> not again. not this. not today. >> i think that is probably how they think. >> their break is over. and he we're co we're comin 90 34i7b9 minutes of news.

and the high tech use to clean hotel rooms. and dan abrams is talking big startingod tality. when it comes to santa cruz county, they are lifting a budget restriction allowing hotels to open, swimming pools and many other things. but there is a catch of course. i'm julian glover with coming up. we're sad, but we will still stand up. >> we're tired, but we won't give up. >> we are angry, but we will still take action. >> we're all equal. >> our voices are better, stronger, together. >> at abc 7, we are listening. to find

be welcomed back as the bay area moves in to phase three. oakland faces demands to defund the police department. the pushback from city leaders and top law enforcement. and the long wait finally over after years of delays an missed deadline, b.a.r.t. is about to arrive in the south bay. >> good morning, and surprise, it is june 12. >> but more importantly, it is friday. >> i'm starting to realize we're almost halfway through june. >> i feel like it was just april. i mean, i was thinking about this, how fast it is going by. and i was kind of a little sad to be honest because i had plans

for this time. >> me too. and sitting in this room by myself wasn't it. >> not at all. >> mike, what about our plans for the weekend? >> you didn't have staycation or workcation or work from home? no. i agree with you guys. we have clouds out there, so far no noimoisture falling from the. but the breezes are bringing in the clouds and the marine layer is up to about 2300 feet, which means that it will reach all neighborhoods today. look at the dramatic drop in temperatures, especially the inland neighborhoods. most of us in the low to mid-70s. mid to upper 60s san francisco and rest of the bay, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. the breezes will be very

aggressive this afternoon and evening. so be careful if you are out especially in bodies of water or near that where there are no trees to slow the winds down. and the bay area is taking another big step into reopening today. restaurants, bars, gyms and hotels are opening for the first time in almost three months, but not everywhere just yet. here is the breakdown. in sonoma county, this is the first weekend that wineries can reopen their tasting rooms. in san francisco, restaurants will be open for outdoor dining. and in marin county, indoor retail sales starting today. and it is back to business in santa cruz county too. hotels there will reopen today which is expected to bring a boost to the economy which is one of the the areas that we are focused on as we work to build a better bay area. julian glover is live with more on this. >> good morning. we're focused on the economy and

the folks in sabsanta cruz coun certainly are. for many, it will back to business. and the lifted hotel restrictions will hopefully send a rush of tourists back to the boardwalk. they can start taking reservations as of today. and a general manager we spoke to say that they are only expecting a third of full occupancy and they don't expect to return to fulg capacity until next summer. on a normal june weekend, they would be sold out. take it from the locals. >> this place would be packed right now. it would be standing room only on the sidewalks. there would be a line to get into the movie theater. uk in town for a wedding, so apparently some folks are traveling. while in town, they can go to the movie theaters, family entertainment centers, museums, galleries, aquariums, those are all open now.

gyms and fitness centers, swimming pools, camp grounds and rv parks, tasting rooms, pubs, all of that getting the green light to reopen today in santa cruz county. now, there is a catch though. with the health order in santa cruz county, the partial beach close sures, that has been extended through july 6. so the beach still closed from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00. and you can only on that go to swim, paddle board or kayak at the beach. but finally some things beginning to reopen there in santa cruz. reporting live this morning on, julian glover, abc 7 news. and san francisco is in the process of moving more homeless people from the tenderloin into hotels. yesterday the superintendevisord to get more people off the streets. people in the tenderloin told is the examiner that they have not

seen much of a difference. as we move deeper into reopening, it can get confusing to know what is allowed to open and where. we have a full guide of restrictions where you live on our website, abc7news.com/covid help. and you will also find a list of resources. evidence is being collected after an ambush on law enforcement. officers shot and killed a man who they say shot four law enforcement officers over two days. investigators say it began when the suspect shot an officer who was searching a river bed yesterday. and then more police got there and the suspect opened fire hitting two more officers. the other officers eventually killed that suspect who is identified as mason lyra. investigators say lyra fired shots at a police station on wednesday injuring a sheriff deputy. and he also killed a homeless man. and they say while the attack on the police station was planned, it does not appear to be

connected to the recent attacks on law enforcement in oakland or santa cruz county. >> we have no indication at this point that they are connected. we do know that our suspect did spend time in the santa cruz area, but we have no indication that there was a connection. >> the three injured officers, they are expected to recover. and the sheriff's office says that the deputy injured on wednesday is expected to be okay. the man charged with a deaddead deadly ambush attack faces arraignment today. steven carrillo opened fire and lobbedbed bombs at deputies on saturday. he faces 19 fellow charges including murder. and the iteam confirms that he is linked to the killing of a federal officer in oakland. sources say that white van was s llnklanin the ben lomond

eseaon cee pgs to tck where he was. now to the natiwide nationw for police reform. president trump has announced a new program to bring certainly social workers and police together. and this is as they pass brionna's law., officials in lo attacked a ban on no knock warrants this is after the death of brionna taylor, she was an emt killed during a drug raid in march. officers barged into her home unannounced, they were in plain clothes. and even though the suspect was already in custody, this still happened. no drugs were found in taylor's home and her mother tells "nightline" that she has not had time to properly grieve. >> i think it is insane, why would you want to enter into a home in the middle of the night without announcing yourselves.

>> demonstrators have been saying brionna's name alongside george floyd in rotes. a protests. and in 800 jurisdictions in the united states, black people were arrested at a rate five times high than whites people thin 20. and in the east bay, demands to reform or defund oakland's police department, structure all racism and police wrreform were topics at two meetings last night in oakland. the enter original police chief says that they have not seen protests and riots like this for a very long time. the chief also proposed a special order to ban carotid restraint. and speakers spoke out to defund opd. >> it has been far too long that police have been social workers with a gun. >> please just defund this department, it is uneffective, racist and doesn't do anything

for the community. >> at the same time the mayor held a virtual town hall and she says defunding the police department is not realistic. the mayor says that the city has had to cut $122 million because of covid related revenue losses. and she does not belief that they need to defund in order to invest in community priorities. a local researcher is marshaling an army against covid-19. coming up, the new cancer detecting 234e9s network thnetw a major tool. and also the return of rvs as the coronavirus reshapes the travel industry. and women coelcome to frida. a day where changes are on the way and you will notice them when you step out. still a little breezy this morning, but they will be faster this morning. temperature in the mid-50s to near 60. 60 down in the south bay. how about some other

neighborhoods? mid to upper 50s. brentwood 62. let's take a look at what is going on with your commute and not bad right now, the low clouds and fog from yesterday not really there except for possibly right along the coast. but faster breezes especially during the afternoon and evening commute across all of our bridges. and it will make it really chopity on the bchop i chap choppy on the bay. and peninsula, 68 at 2:00. and then increasing sunshine but only 60 at 8:00. let's take a look at the east bay where pretty of the same thing, 61 at 8:00, noon 67. beal t we'll try to get near 70 and then the breezes kick in around 4:00 and that will bring us sunshine but temperatures drop down to 61 by 8:00. and in san francisco, look at this, 58 at8:00, low 60s through the afternoon hours with the fastest breezes starting at 2:00 and continuing all the way into theven we drop

down to 59. so definitely some jacket weather. and we'll take a look at how long this lasts before summer heat returns to the forecast. but first the morning commute. good morning, everyone. things have been looking really great since about 5:00 a.m. on our roads. so we will check in with a live look showing you the san mateo bridge and the traffic there. pretty smooth. you can see that it is a bit slow for people making their way toward the peninsula and that is what we expect as more people begin to return to work. so again, if you are just now starting to leave the house, give yourself a little extra time because there is definitely a lot more people out there. and the b.a.r.t. extension to santa clara county is finally complete. we will take a live look right now, this is really exciting. today transportation officials will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the berryessa

extension. it looks great. state, local and federal dignitaries will join officials from both agencies for the ceremony and the inaugural ride between the berryessa and milpitas stations. both will be open for passenger service tomorrow. and of course don't forget that face masks are required. and you are invited to watch the live stream on bta's youtube ♪ ♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's. z3wvmz z1s6z

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this gorgeous shot shows multilayers of cloud cover out there this morning. whether it is the low clouds that could bring drizzle to the coast or mid level clouds out there do due to a cold front, best chance of a spotty shower in the north bay, but the real story is the

winds. look at that, 50s at the coast and 60s for the rest of us throughout the day after starting out in the mid to upper 50s this morning. look how fast the winds are blowing up in the sierrasierra,o high fire danger with temperatures 65 in tahoe, 73 in yosemite. a bay area linked research network that has helped revolutionize the opportunity for a new cancer drug is making a pivot. now they are hoping to aid in the battle against covid-19 and some of its deadly side effects. ucsf leads the network known as i spy. researchers are targeting one of the deadliest effects of the covid-19 virus, beingacute respiratory distress >> we're trying to focus on

drugs that are already approved and so where we can repurpose them, so that they are already available. >> and she says they have identified four drugs that could be candidates and now have sent them to the fda to begin the trial approval process. it is hard to we've been sheltering at home for almost three months now, so not surprising that we're all starting to dream about leaving home. add vacations to the list of what has been changed by the coronavirus pandemic. and as wayne freedman shows us, rv sales are booming because of social distancing. >> it has a generator, it has a stove, propane. >> reporter: there is nothing better for a boy with a new toy than knowing he had a good excuse for buying it. >> a tv. >> reporter: frederick is still in the getting to know you phase with a new e plans to use both for work and vacation. he's had enough uncertainties from covid-19. >> you can actually book in advance a hotel and at the last

minute there is a surge in the pandemic and boom, they cancel. so you don't want to do that. >> reporter: and that logic seems to being peaking for the rv business. >> it is off the rails. >> reporter: craig smith at santa rosa rv does not spend much time sitting down these days as new customers keep coming in. >> nice big spacious living room, >> reporter: in a typical week, they might sell six rvs. last week, 22 of them. >> that is a record week for us. that is normally what we sell in a moontnth. >> reporter: and sales have doubled in general. >> we'll probably be running real shy about the middle of the summer and then looking at september before we get restocked. all right a >> reporter: and these units offer isolation during the pandemic. >> yes, people will feel much

safer and more in control and with that, they will have the peace of mind that they can enjoy their trip. >> reporter: in a home on the road, another wrinkle from this pandemic that is changing all of us. >> this switch is do we leave it on, do where he leave it off. >> reporter: in the north bay, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. an robot says that they can disinfect a hotel room in six minutes. it emits uv light to kill germs. now, uv light can be harmful, so the robot turns off when it senses motion in the room. the rob $125,000. >> are you mad at this robot thing or no? >> it seems like this robot is for good. but did you see that the robot that clearly isn't for good, the one that looks like a dog or

whatever or some kind of killer animal was recently at golden gate park 134. >> doing what? >> i don't know, but i saw pictures and videos of it walking around. and i thought here we go. say good-bye. >> we're done. >> was it on a leash? >> a leash won't do anything to robot killer dog. >> oh, that's duty. >> yeah, i think we showed that video of it trying to open a door and the guy on the leash pulling it back and the robot won. >> too close for comfort. >> well, at least one good robot out there even though it could harm us with its uv lasers. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. it is a gorgeous sunrissunrise,y to windy. tonight 40s and 50s for lows.

it will be calmer and warmer by sunday. so a couple days where we get a break from summer heat. 59 at half moon bay, mid to upper 60s san francisco, richmond, san mateo, everybody else pretty much low to mid-70s. and tonight 40s in the deepest inland valleys. low to mid-5f us under a partly cloudy and breezy sky. here is a look at the breezes. they are already up around 10 to 15 miles per hour this morning, but 15 to 25 easily during the afternoon and evening hours. and that is why we'll see increasing sunshine late as that draws in drier air. tonight we drop down to 5 to 15 and tomorrow back up to 10 to 20. so not quite as aggressive as today. but the temperatures will be about the same tomorrow. 50s at the coast, 70s inland. and we'll lose the free air conditioning and temperatures jump are 10 degrees from the coast. have a great day.

and starting today, about 300 wineries and breweries in sonoma county will be allowed to reopen tasting rooms without being required to serve food. face coverings and social distancing will still be required. since may 23, sonoma county wineryes and breweries have been allowed to serve food and drinks outdoors if they have a food facility permit. they now join napa county wineries which were allowed to resume business this week. >> did i tell you that i went to a winery in napa this weekend? >> no, you didn't. how was it? >> it was a good experience. we had to wear masks. i did a little tour. but of course during the tasting you can take the mask off. and i really felt like it was a good experience. so i'm excited to see this. >> was it indoor or outdoor? >> indoor. is. >> and you still felt safe? >> uh-huh. maybe i was just ready. >> good to hear it. >> it could have been both. >> that is encouraging.

because i would like to do that soon too. >> it was good. >> i'll tell you one thing that is next, signs of recovery. airbnb reveal what is it is seeing in the travel industry right now. and i want to let you knee coming up later on the tamron hall show, showcasing the voices of young americans who are marching, protesting and demanding change in the aftermath of george floyd's death. you can watch hear us now, an hour for listening, understanding and coming toge

cancellation of two popular police reality shows as the protest against prooubutansse e lock be the nation. cops and live pd being cut from the airwaves. many black americans say they have concerns about the overrepresentation of black suspects and other issues. dan abrams is the host and

producer of live pd. the show took some fire this week after it was revealed that the cameras were present during the deadly arrest of javier ambler. >> in the ambler case, you have policy that y'all don't want to hold on to these videos because you don't want to be seen arm of helping police. why did a black man dying after a police interaction that you had on video not rise to the level of being above policy? >> well, look, i think there should have been an exception to the rule. it is a fair question. and i think that we probably got a little too caught up in the standards. >> the conversation over the cancellation of live pd continues on gma at 7:00 right here after abc 7 mornings. airbnb says that to sees signs that the travel industry is starting to recover.

the ceo says that airbnb last developed a way to make sure that guests feel safe when they book a place. >> we just announced a partnership with former surgeon general of the united states. and it is an enhanced cleaning protocol. what it really means is that water working with our hosts, we have millions of hosts, providing education and resources for them to learn about the proper cleaning protocols. >> ryan chesky says nearly half of its american customers say they prefer to stay within a day's drive for the first trip as stay as home restrictions are lifted. >> i just care if it has a pool and hot tub. coming up next, a b.a.r.t. board member accused of making a raisis repeal and replace repea replacest racist comments. and also a six block protest in seattle. and want to shop for a car?

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are calling for a board member to be removed after a racist comments. and next steps in reopening in california. good morning, everybody. we made to friday. it is june 12th. a lot of restaurants opening for outdoor dining. so it might be a little windy if you venture out for that today though. >> right, try to find a place sheltered from the wind or your yap continue a napkin and other things will be flying around. but they will bring a refreshing change the forecast. you see a few sprinkles falling over the ocean, some will fault over the north bay as we head through the morning hours. for the most part, it will remain pretty dry. you can see winds around 21 at fairfield, 14 at sfo, that is when you know the sea breeze is back and look what it does to my temperatures. 50s at the kes, mainly 60s for the rest of us. we'll try to spike in the low to possibly mid-70s around 2:00 this afternoon.