y. rally for social justice happening now. why steve kerr is expected to show his support. plus, that alameda man handcuffed for dancing in the street is about to get a lot of marin. and two people say it's not a moment too soon. still, a word of cautious for shoppers. in san francisco, a fight over fish has broken out. in this turf war between neighbors. already looks like the little guy is going to lose out. >> the victory lap in the south bay. bart has a reason to celebrate. a christopher columbus statue gets vandalized again. apni now, two

rallies for social justice. a student led march that's expected to include warriors coach steve kerr and in alameda, a dance in about to get underway. good evening and thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> it is a busy friday evening indeed, let's get to abc 7 news reporter in san francisco for a aiyot of activity behind you, luz? >> this is the i just want to live rally. let me show you what's happening behind us. we heard from several passionate youth organizers about the need to end systemic racism. we will continue with a march put together with a move from the naacp. in the crowd, we have warriors, cheerleaders, former nfl

players, high school, college stude students. we heard from a passionate 11-year-old who said the first time he experienced racism was when he was in kindergarten, let's listen. >> for me, no matter what i do or achieve, racism is a constant weight. we have constant conversations on racism. my family's top concern and prayer for me is that i make it back home safely, physically, mentally and spiritually. >> the warriors front office and players are expected to join this youth led march through the streets of san francisco. hoping that this movement will eradicate systemic racism. the march will take place from the steps of city hall to the halls of justice. >> stephanie sierra is at

another rally happening right now, this one in support of a man arrested for dancing in the streets, a story you have covered extensively. >> we learned there's a group of 60 people getting ready to protest peacefully by dancing in the middle of the street, it's a mile stretch, and they're going to be ending here at the alameda police department. this is a small group that has already formed here they have the music playing. holding signs here in honor of molly watkins. we did learn molly is going to be here dancing today. very close to where he was handcuffed by those police officers. today's protest is not just about molly, but before all victims of police brutality. demanding real reform. >> people calling on a black

person, just for whatever reason or another. and weaponizing the police. enough is enough. >> amos white works with a special grassroots project of the aclu. >> quite frankly, the community's calling to defund the police in alameda. that means redirecting funds. >> the call for action stems from this body camera footage released last friday. showing molly watkins cuffed and pinned to the ground by five alameda police officers after he was seen dancing in the street. >> it was horrendous, and it really hurt. being a black man, personally hurt knowing this happens here. right where we live. >> but if you ask watkins. >> i'm not angry at all. i wasn't angry then, i'm not angry now. >> he wants to take that anger and focus on reform. >> i'm not upset. there's none of that. it's genuine concern for all of

us. and to make sure everyone is safe going-forward. >> this group is not only demanding to defund the police, calling for restorative justice, can you see it's a small group now. they are calling for all the names of those officers seen in that body camera footage to be released and the complaint history of those officers demanding accountability. and again, we will not know that until that outside investigation which is still pendingry leases those results. >> stephanie, thank you. >> on the heals of protests here, new guidance from the cdc strongly encourages masks in settings where individuals may raise their voices for shouting, chanting or singing. the cdc classified gatherings

into four risk categories with virtual ones being the lowest risk. everyone is from the same area. stay six feet apart, wear face coverings and doesn't pass anything back and forth. higher risk, medium sized in person gatherings. they're large gatherings where it's hard to stay six feet apart, and people are coming from outside the local area. cornell bernard is in the north bay this evening, where it's reopening day for stores and auto dealerships. cornell? >> yeah, it is. and today is the day so many retailers here on fourth street were waiting for a chance to finally reopen their doors, tell customers, come on in, and, of course, welcome back. >> we just got these masks from z supply, they're really good cotton masks, they're cute, right? >> amy almost forgot what it's like to have real people inside her boutique.

today her doors are reopening, she missed her customers. >> not being able to be with them every day was a heart break. >> during the closure, she laid off her staff and nearly called it quits, but vowed to survive. >> we're not going down without a fight. >> safety measures in place, and lots of plexiglass, only two customers at a time are allowed inside the store. >> clothing, shoes, bags. >> trying clothes and shoes on still isn't allowed by the county. cat thomason will take the shoes anyway. >> we'll try them on at home anyway. >> the store they've owned for 75 years. >> long overdue. we miss baseball and our regular sports, it's fantastic to see some faces come back into the store. >> the first thing you'll see is our sign, no mask, no entry. >> managers say online sales

over the past three months have been surprisingly good. >> i was expecting way more financial devastation than we've seen, we are very hopeful about what's -- about our recovery. >> marin county health officials warn reopening doesn't mean the pandemic is over. >> do not mistake reopening for safety. in fact, more than ever we need to be on our a game. >> amy anderson is happy to be saying this to her customers. >> welcome back. please come back. even though it's only half of your face, we still can't wait to see you. >> i just talked to amy, she says she was pretty busy today, lots of customers returning, coming and going, good news considering that two months ago her business she says was down 80%. live in san rafael, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thanks. outdoor dining resumed in san francisco today, new rules require tables to be six feet

apart. hand sanitizer available and plastic utensils individually wrapped. in the south bay, the downtown san jose farmer's market began its 20820 season today. new rules require both shoppers and merchants to wear masks. >> if you visit the pacifica pier, you must wear a mask and practice social distancing. large sectors of the local economy are hoping to reopen, including dine-in restaurants, gyms and hair salons. schools and day camps would be permitted to reopen following recommendations. >> alameda county will allow more businesses to open on june

19th. a week from today the county will allow more outdoor and indoor retail. outdoor dining and outdoor fitness classes as well as outdoor museums and limited religious services. the man alleged to have ambushed a santa cruz deputy appears in court. his defense attorney saying he suffered a traumatic brain injury. the fight over fresh fish. it's a david and goliath battle at fisherman's wharf. san francisco takes a page from its neighbors.

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>> reporter: steven carillo speaking over video conferencing during his arraignment. >> is steven carillo your carilr >> yes, sir. >> he's charged with the murder of sergeant david guts whiler. as well as the attempted murder of four other policemen. >> the initial ambush of the officers was just that, an ambush. this individual then waited. literally came up behind their car. trying to murder both of those. >> neighbors helped take down carillo. >> my client being charged with these heinous offenses. this case is simply the beginning. >> jeffrey stoddard confirmed he was an active duty air force

sergeant. he says was not service related. >> i am not aware of what impact these things may have on the case. simply pointing out that there are more colors to mr. carillo and what his possible motivation and what his involvement is. >> he has expressed sadness over what this has done to the community and families involved. neither stoddard or the district attorney would comment on the district. carillo's arraignment was put over until july. they're still looking into what if any connections carillo may have to other groups. the biggest question of all. >> why would someone do this. >> a hiker is in the hospital for what authorities call traumatic injuries after falling 100 feet down a cliff in san francisco. crews pulled the man to safety around 9:00, more than an hour

after he fell off a steep cliff and became stranded. dozens of firefighters, paramedics helped with that rescue. in menlo park, firefighters fought to rescue a man. the train struck the man while it approached the menlo park station around noon. deputies are working to find out why he was on the tracks. that man remains in the hospital this evening. when times get tough, the differences between us are sometimes more apparent. especially businesses battling for survival. at fisherman's wharf, two crowd favorites have been going head to head. wayne freedman has more. >> what's up? >> on most days the answer would be rockfish an s the last fishermen have try to keep it going. >> since october of 2017. the port of san francisco has

allowed giuseppe to sell fish directly from his boat. now the port has ordered a suspension to that operation for 90 days beginning monday after concerns from a restaurant. >> we're losing money every single day trying to try to keep the doors open. >> the pioneer leases the slip, the restaurant has the right to the parking lot. >> this goes back a couple weeks ago when we couldn't bring people in to pick up the food. >> the restaurant owner says three years ago, he supported the sales operation, now he says these pictures of a crowded it too popular. they want to put outside dining here. >> scoma's has a lease to this area and they need to be able to take care of their business. >> when you have someone who's using your property for free.

and they keep obstructing your business. i really don't care to have him around. >> if you can't do it here. >> then we're done. i have to tie up my boat. >> now the port has acted and yet there are no real winners in a fight like this. not in a battle for survival, made worse by tough times all around. on fisherman's wharf, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> as we head to break, taking a live look outside at our emeriville camera where cooler than warmer, abc 7 news

a christopher columbus statue outside coit tower has been vandalized again. the statue has been vandalized numerous times in a number of years. columbus statues have been toppled around the country this week. he's a hero in italy, and to

italian americans but he represents oppression to native americans. a sign of the times graces a san francisco street. the effort comes a week after the message was painted on the street in front of the white house. organizers call the action a peaceful protest in an effort to stand up and say enough is enough. >> all lives can't matter until black lives do matter, i'm not just saying that because i'm a black man. i'm saying that because i'm a human man. it's going to take all of us to heal all of us. in order for us to overcome atrocities that happened years ago and seem to still be happening to this day. >> damion says it's no coincidence the words point toward city hall. it's not meant to be an attack on anyone. but a reminder the community is watching and leaders will be held accountable. it is sweater weather

tonight. if you're stepping out to two some outdoor dining, grab the swert or jacket. up to 20 degrees cooler in the inland valleys, the heat is gone. down 8 degrees in san francisco and san jose, as we take a look at the winds. they are just howling. right now, 40 mile an hour winds in movado. 31 in fair field. it's an on shore wind bringing that cooler wind in from the ocean. as we take a look at the hour by hour forecast, it's still going to be gusty, winds will be anywhere from 25 to 30 miles an hour. going into the late night hours, the winds will begin to subside, and tomorrow morning, even though it's going to be breezy, not nearly as windy as what we're experiencing right now. the winds will let up, cold front came through, we're starting to see a mix of sun and clouds. that front triggered thunderstorms to our north and east. and it squeezed out a few showers around the bay area, a couple sprinkles, so far the

amounts have been just trace amounts, we're not expecting any more for tonight. you can see some blue skies. 62 in san francisco right now. san jose, you're at the upper 60s mark. emeriville camera showing you the sunshine mixing in with those clouds. low 70s from fairfield and santa rosa, the high temperatures anywhere from the upper 50s to upper 70s. a dramatic change from what we experienced. winds pushing those clouds along from our golden gate bridge camera. breezy and below average for your afternoon highs again. tomorrow and sunday morning drizzle will be followed by warmer traditions for the afternoon hours. tonight up to our north, the rainshowers, sierra seeing snow at the highest elevations, tomorrow morning we all start out with gray skies at 8:00 a.m., as the day goes on, we'll see more sun, only to cloud back up again, and tomorrow night there co be a little drizzle along with sunday morning as that system pushes in the marine

layer and we'll go into clearing skies for your sunday afternoon. tomorrow morning, cooler, definitely breezy, numbers upper 40s do the mid-50s. if you have early morning plans, layer up. it is going to be partly cloudy, and breezy, but like i said, not as gusty as today. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we'll introduce a lot of drizzle on sunday. certainly a warmer day. the warming continues with our wide range of temperatures for next week temperatures in the low to mid-60s along the coast. something for everyone. >> sounds good, thank you so much, sandhya. it was definitely a good idea to get outside and take a ride on bart. this particular trip was a long time

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tonight, as the summer of tonight, as the summer of covid-19 nears. the dire warning from the cdc. as many as 144,000 lives lost by the fourth of july. inside the alarming numbers. daily fatalities now increasing in 13 states. hospitalizations on the rise in at least eight. florida reporting its second straight day of record cases. the governor citing a surge in testing. not the reopening or even protests. as they get set to hold a nascar race with some fans in the stands. in oregon, the governor ordering a one-week pause in reopening after a record jump there. president trump's risky rally. his first since the pandemic took hold.