basically banged the table, slammed his hands on the table, looked directly at my son, said black lives matter. he said "f" black lives. >> a protest planned today taking a different tone. an entire community rallying behind his family, all of them upset over the hateful message delivered to their kids. they believe you should be too. good morning, everyone. it is saturday june 13th,ha yofor jo'lt on thoseprotests alreay.ouif're jt wakh a quick weather. >> good morning to you.

well, we do have a lot of cloud cover out there, and in fact a system is to the north of us. if we look at live doppler 7 you'll notice a few returns. this is probably in the upper levels of the atmosphere so not falling to the ground so you could see a few sprinkles throughout the extreme north bay today. but as we look further to the north there's the system and that's going to keep that onshore flow and cool temperatures with us today. it is 56 in san mateo, 54 in santa rosa. and those winds very breezy. surface winds anywhere from about 6 miles an hour to almost 15 miles an hour. upper level winds much stronger. mix of clouds and sun to low 60s. and today cooler than average. we're in the low 70s well out towards the delta by 1:00. a lot of that yellow shading stays with us. that means we're in the 60s to about 70 for the warmest locations. we'll talk about a warmer sunday in a few minutes.

>> thank you, lisa. happening today a protest o follows a hateful threat against one bay area family. protesters are rallying around them to speak out against racist behavior. it starts this afternoon. that is where a man seen here in this surveillance ilage threatened a family wearing a black lives matters shirts with violence last sunday. the family had just attended a protest in san francisco, and this is what they told us when the man approached them. >> banged the table, slammed his hands on the table, looked directly at my son and said black lives matter, he said "f" black lives, blue lives matter. "f" you "b," i'll effen shoot you. >> i'm really upset the kids were exposed to that and the effect it's going to have on them. >> the san mateo county police

are still investigating the incident and have not made an arrest. here's a look at some of the other protests happening today. at 12:30 black lives matters protest on mission bay at 4th street. a car caravan starts at 1:00 p.m. at the kaiser convention center. and at 3:00 a bay area blackout march in san francisco from mission high school to city hall. and in the south bay hundreds showed up to the san jose mayor sanlocardo's home. in this case people wantedlocardo to hear from the families of those killed by law enforcement urging him to divest in the police and invest in the community. one problem, the mayor wasn't home. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: hundreds marched and joined a sit in outside mayor san lacardo's home in san jose. their message and redirected into t coun n ise t tim we as a community we bring it to him,

not for him to speak but to listen. >> reporter: but the mayor punt home. he was at city hall on meetings and facebook live addressing his push to ban the use of rubber bullets and also responding to demands he defund the police. >> defund doesn't work in san jose. maybe other cities have tried it and it may work in those places, but let me explain why it doesn't work in the city of san jose. first, police already in san jose are defunded. >> if he was a suspect that didn't call for a death sentence i would have rather been visiting my nephew and her visiting her son behind a glass if that wasn't the case. >> reporter: relatives say these names, these 17 people have been ignored by lacardom they say recent footage of the mayor kneeling with protesters didn't

feel right. >> when took that knee that's a slap in our face because it's happening in our own backyard and you're not acknowledging the people in this community who have losted loved ones, too. >> reporter: the group's push for change continues. >> we don't want another family to walk in our shoes and want another child to grow up fatherless and not have the support services so they can grow up and be happy and thrive. >> reporter: we reached out to the mayor's office, a spokesperson said they didn't expect to release an immediate sfa an fda peaceful protest on the steps of city hall. young people coming together demanding an end to systemic racism pushing officials to make a change. abc 7 reporter luce pena has that story. >> reporter: these are the faces and voices behind this movement. >> a lot of times youth are scared and i hope this eliminates the fear and shows

that when we unify and come together we're unstoppable. >> reporter: the youngest is 11-year-old joshua peterson. a essay to describe the first time he experienced racism in school. >> he said to me, no, i don't play with black people. i felt unwanted and hurt. >> reporter: stories that resonate with many in this crowd leading the i just want to live rally is 17-year-old laura with 11 others with the naacp youth council from san francisco and oakland. >> so at my school they didn't have policies that advocated for students of policy and that was a culture that tolerated racism. >> we are the future. >> reporter: these images reminding many of thein them hope. >> what's different today is i think the conscience of america is starting to wake up. >> reporter: they demand police reform. >> diversion of funds from sfpd

towards a reparations program for the black community. our second demand is diversion of funds from sfpd towards a mental health program inclusive of the black community. and our third demand is a restortive justice program. >> reporter: and overall. >> respect. >> reporter: and these two days they're planning to come back here to the steps of city hall next friday and march from here to justice, their goal to end systemic racism. in san francisco luce pena, abc 7 news. dozens of people took to the streets of alameda to show their support for a man who was arrested for dancing in the street. we told you about that last weekend as well. this is video of the dancing yesterday in front of the alameda police department. body camera video was released last week of five police officers detaining 44-year-old

molly watkins last month. watkins says he's not angry about the arrest and wants to focus on reform. now, a group of activists protested against facebook and amazon in menlo park on behalf of the black lives matters movement. they accused tech companies of profiting. last night's protest delayed drivers near the facebook campus. and a crowd of a couple hundred people rallied at the b.a.r.t. station last night calling for police reforms. some denonetheless what they say increased state violence against people of color. many in the group protested the fatal chp shooting of eric salgago last week on saturday night. now to the focus on coronavirus. wave been keying in on industries reopening, getting our economy back up and running. it's one of several issues we're paying close attention to during the pandemic as part of our efforts to build a better bay

area. in san francisco this weekend that will be the first time to see the return of outdoor dining as many want to get out to enjoy a meal alfresco. one behind me here of some not too socially distanced groups in haze family and north beach. >> we're fighting to support and save our smallbeds in san francisco. >> mayor london breed in bay view yesterday to visit cafe envy, and this morning abc 7 news reporter kate larson shows you how other spots are ready to open back up. >> it feels exciting to finally get out. >> it's a little bit back to business as usual. >> reporter: friday night in san francisco is on. velvet ropes around tables on north beach, disposable bar ware is the go to. >> this is the first time out in probably 90 to 100 days. >> reporter: a party of six. the max table size allowed

during this new phase of outdoor dining unless you're with members of your own household. >> when they finally moved up the date it's nice to see people come out to these restaurants that need these patrons that live around here to support them. because i live here and i don't want to see them go. >> reporter: they're working hard to keep their staff and customers safe. >> we're used to these big crowds and so it is going to be a challenge. we added security to ensure that guests who have forgotten about the social distancing piece really understand they either have to have a seat or they need to move on. >> reporter: san francisco restaurants are now allowed to apply for permits to serve and dine in the public right-of-way like in the middle of the sidewalk or new parklets that have popped up in parking spots. s cis to gard and we u that parking spot to make what you see. the owner in pacific heights. >> today is bet r than yesterday

when we were just doing take out. >> reporter: but like many restaurant owners he's still concerned. >> now with the restriction we have to kind of reinvent ourselves which is not ideal. the city is not really giving us too much to work with. i don't know how the next few days are going to be. >> reporter: fortunately, san francisco appears ready to eat out. are you going to be out all weekend? >> yes, i definitely will. >> reporter: kate larson, abc 7 news. >> next friday i'll be able to dine outdoors in every bay area county. religious capacity services will also be allowed and all retail businesses will be able to open again indoors and outdoors. all right, focusing statewide california's clearing the way for several more businesses to reopen also next friday in a highly anticipated one on the list is nail salons. of course this is if your county says so. the bay area has been more conservative. there will be several new rules if they do reopen. nail polishes, for instance,

will no longer be displayed on shelves and items like nail files much be thrown away after each use. the professional federation of beauty sued the state in may to reopen salons. sulops say because of the stringent training to become licensed for this workers are already prepared and ready to keep customers >> so we're prepared for it. >> other services that will be alouded under these new guidelines, tattoos, massages, facials and waxing. all right, lisa, i know it feels like it's been years since i got a manicure i i >> the good old days, right? good morning, everyone. a cool and breezy start to your weekend. here's a look from our exploratorium camera where it's

65 degrees and the winds not quite as gusty in spots today but it will be windy in other parts. but the warmer day of the weekend that's tomorrow. and we do have a warmup in store as we get closer to the official start of summer. my accuweather seven day forecast coming up. a brand new stanford stanfos on testing. and a big change to drinking bottles. how a local factory is using the pandemic to pump out a product that's never been seen before. >> maybe we didn't feel so much but as we grew older and realized all the things he had done to keep our family going. >> celebrating covid survivors. the touching way this community decided to turn tragedy into triumph with a coronavirus finish line.

welcome back. we're getting our first looks at the face of the man accused of

killing a san jose sheriff's. also charged with attempted murders of four other officer and a civilian. melanie woodrow details his first day in court. >> reporter: stephen carillo speaking over videoconferencing during his prosecutors say they are still deciding whether to seek the death penalty. carillo is charged with the murder of santa cruz sheriff deputy damon gutzwiler. >> the initial ambush of the officers was just that, an ambush. this individual then waited, other officers arrived at the scene, ambushed them by shooting at them and literally came up behind their car and ambushed them and tried to murder both of those individuals. >> reporter: neighbors helped take down carillo.

>> my client charged with these heinous offenses, this case is . >> reporter: carillo's attorney confirmed he was an active duty air force sergeant and has suffered personal family loss and a traumatic brain injury which he says was not service related. >> i am not aware of what impact these things may have on the case. i'm simply pointing out that there are more colors to mr. carillo and what his possible motivation and what his involvement is. >> reporter: he also said carillo has expressed sadness over what this has done to the community and families involved. they wouldn't comment on carillo's connection if any to the federal officers shot in oakland. carillo's arraignment was put over until july. investigators say they're still looking into what if any connections carillo may to other groups. the biggest question of all. >> why would someone do this the. >> reporter: for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.

>> the fbi released a brief update on their investigation. it said the fbi's evidence response team has completed processing the crime scene and two white vans in ben lomond and cleared the scene. a crucial piece of our four main focuses in building a better bay area through this coronavirus pandemic your health and the key to ensure we all get back and healthy. this morning a new stanford university study says testing yourself may be just as effective as one from a medical professional. patients were tested from self-swabbing samples they collected themselves with that kit you see right here. they were again tested again at a community test site. and as we know covid-19 is creating new puzzles for businesses trying to think of new opportunities to grow through the crisis. as part of abc 7's effort to

help build a better bay area this morning we focus on the changing workplace at one factory that's been carving out t.roundbreaking project made thee out of recycled cardboard and old newsprint. >> reporter: the bottles come in a ranges of sizes and shapes around a thin plastic liner, a big change from traditional bottles. >> we use between 60 and 95% less plastic. >> reporter: oakland entrepreneur the founder. we first told you about her eco friendly bottles a couple of years ago. now we're back to see how this startup is adapting in the era of covid-19. >> what we had to do was become more flexible. >> reporter: packaging companies like eco logic are considered essential businesses. but it still took some twists and turns to keep the factory running. >> it's unfamiliar territory.

>> reporter: first there's social distancing. the factory now has a redesigned work flow to keep workers apart, but it's not always possible. >> one of the challenges around the new social distancing ruleicize we have equipment that wasn't designed originally to have people 6 feet apart. >> reporter: so in those cases eco logic has installed plexiglass barriers to help protect work mfrers. >> then its sanitation. break rooms people have to be sitting 6 feet apart. >> reporter: eco logic's business is booming. >> the demand for certain products is four times what they were from the same period last year. this is a time of massive transformation. you're seeing more and more brands convert to natural products. >> reporter: and as people get more home deliveries there's more cardboard than ever that needs recycling. >> there's not a better business than taking waste like this and transforming into something of value. >> reporter: and now these cardboard bottles have another

selling point. recent studies show the covid-19 virus can last three or more days on plastic, glass or stainless steel but just 24 hours on cardboard. it's using so much cardboard that would have otherwise gone to landfills it's qualified for $5,000. >> we've defied. we have a very thriving plant here. >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> and those eco logic bottles are now sold in ten countries and 20,000 stores around the u.s. there have been no confirmed cases of covid-19 at the factory. all right, nursing homes across the country have been hit hard with covid-19 but a small facility in minnesota is turning tragedy into triumph. families gathered yesterday for a special ceremony to honor their loved ones who beat the virus. one by one residents made their way out to the front to see their families for the first time in months.

>> all these people still have life and for all of uever mome is gift a just ll e to tak care and 'rmi sai i t moment we have right now. >> many people who showed up to the celebration were family members of residents who died from the virus. they say they wanted to show their support for all the survivors. that is so sweet. look at that woman there, lisa. she's, you know, so strong in spirit. that's amazing. >> yeah, a lot of people have been able to wave and see their grandparents through the glass. >> but finally to see in person -- >> yeah, very nice. well, we're back to another cool weekend. in fact, the cooling trend started yesterday you may have noticed with those gusty winds and we'll continue to see the breezy winds especially in our inland valleys this morning, and by the afternoon a healthy sea breeze sets up again. here's a look at live doppler 7 where you can see just a few

areas of green here. there's a weather system to the north of us so you could see a few sprinkles in the north bay throughout the day, but the main activity in the pacific northwest, and for the bay area the cloudy skies to start out with and then scattering throughout the day today. so high pressure to the north and west of us, and with this area of low pressure this brings in that steady and persistent onshore flow. the sea surface temperatures very cool, and so as a result we'll get that maline layer forming throughout the afternoon and those west winds picking up from time to time. here's a look right now from walnut creek where you'll notice the cloud cover. 55 in san francisco, also in the mid-50s in pacifica, and looking at our roof camera here with some cloud cover temperatures will be once again cool in the cities.and thg ptt

fast this morning. we go up in height and you'll notice how gusty it is from about 15 miles an hour at the oakland hills reading but up to 35 miles an hour for mt. diablo, and you can see out towards mt. tam. here's san rafael. so cloudy and breezy this morning, cool and breezy this afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun. but we get into sunny and warmer conditions tomorrow as the system to the north and west of us slides over to the east of us, and we'll get behind it, and that's going to bring sunnier conditions. so a look at the winds throughout the day today. i notice they're as we'll look at them from the west. here we are noontime about 15 miles an hour. up at the coast really not as will pic u s yesterdayspite ths as we get towards the early part of a look at that system

looking at that very light rainfall. as we get into the afternoon we'll clear out the skies. the clouds come back tonight, that marine layer and getting into your sunday starting out with the clouds and finishing with the sun. as we look at monday temperatures rebound to the 70s and 80s as we get towards tuesday, that summer spread, 60s at the coast. near 90 inland. the warming continues on wednesday and even into thursday. so highs today, coolest out of the week with the low 60s in the city, upper 50s half moon bay, 71 in free empty. 73 in livermore. that's certainly cool this time of year and the accuweather seven day forecast shows that steady warming trend taking us through wednesday and thursday, erdo we'll0 grs or inland valleys, something more typical for this time of year. >> this is my kind of weather. brand new b.a.r.t. destinations in the bay area. its first passengers walking through the gates this morning.

all right, happening today after years of waiting as of this morning you can now finally ride b.a.r.t. down to san jose. the two station 10 mile extension has been talked about ever since b.a.r.t. first opened in 1972. after all those years of planning, construction and delays trains are now rolling into the new >> combinations of a lot of hard work from planning, design and construction. >> people getting off our congested roadways and their soul sucking commutes into a commute sustainable. >> the next phase of the project will bring trains into downtown san jose and santa clara. but that won't happen until 2029 at the earlier. we have more in our next

hour. the growing concerns, in person summer parties, beaches and protests all in question. sobering new cdc warning about what might happen in the weeks to come. plus standoff in seattle. protesters seize a six block area now claiming it theirs. the point they're trying to make but some

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thfrmgts risk to reopen, too fast, too soon. more hospitals, health officers and medical experts say new spikes are surfacing now in several u.s. states and now the cdc releasing a to grim new warning of what may be in store. good morning, everyone. we have a closer look at this new spread of coronavirus in the u.s. if you're just joining us this half-hour let's get a quick look at the weather. hey, lisa. >> good morning to you. i'm checking out the sutro tower camera. we're just in between of some

low clouds and also mid and high level clouds. that sun coming up at 5:47 so already light out there. you can see the city beneath there where it is 55 in san francisco, 60s in oakland with 40s in gil roy. low clouds, mid-level clouds and high clouds. mid-50s for most there. 58 in concord. wi t onshorelo it's going to be cool and breezy today. in fact you can see that color into the east bay getting a little gusty in our east bay valleys. 10:00 a mix of clouds and sun. look for upper 60s to low 70s for most of our warmest temperatures. notice to the north more clouds. that's that system. could see a few sprinkles well into the north bay today. and so your cooler saturday shapes up like this, but your sunday is warmer. the warming trend continues for part of the week ahead. we'll talk about it coming up.

liz? >> thanks, lisa. this morning the cdc out with a grim new warning predicting as many as 25,000 more americans could die from the coronavirus between now and the fourth of july. this, of course, as multiple states see covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations on the rise. abc news reporter careena mitchell has the latest. >> reporter: as streets and businesses once again fill up so are many of the nation's hospitals. a new abc news analysis finding daily deaths from the coronavirus increasing in 13 states. hospitalizations on the rise in at least eight states including texas. according to the governor's medical experts the sharp increase there may be attributed to memorial day gatherings and packed protests. >> some people don't know that the coronavirus is not gone, and they're treat tg like i>> rep h ficial near houston saying reopening was not their idea. >> the reopening was happening faster than what we locally would have liked. >> reporter: the cdc now with a sobering warning that as many as

140,000 americans could die of the virus by independence day. the institute releasing new guidelines telling people if they attend large events to check beforehand if staff will wear masks, and if you're attending a cook out they suggest bringing your own food in addition to wearing a mask and social distancing. dr. anthony fauci stressing any crowded place is risky when asked about the president's upcoming rally and ongoing protests. >> the best way that you can avoid either acquiring or transmitting infection is to avoid crowded places, to wear a mask whenever you're outside. >> reporter: his warning coming as a second visitor from one of these massive memorial day pool parties in the ozarks now test positive. and as cases around the country are going up so are cancellations. the new york state health commissioner canceling summer sleep away camps fearing social distancing will be difficult. oregon pulling back from easing restrictions after cases jumped.

their governor delaying reopening applications by one week. >> we don't make the time line. the virus makes the time line. >> reporter: and as an added precaution the department of transportation now distributing 100 million cloth face masks to airports, transit agencies and amtrak in an effort to keep passengers safe. nbc news, new york. and in san francisco the christopher columbus statue has been vandalized again. you can see where vandals painted over the statue's hands and face with red paint. the statue has been vandalized numerous time over the years. others representing figures with questionable pasts have been vandalized or toppled around the country this week. of course this debate over controversial figures comes in the midst of the larger fight for equality and racial justice. now some 1,700 monuments around the u.s. are in question. here's abc's marcus moore.

>> reporter: the battle over symbols of the confederacy sweeping the country. >> out of an abundance of caution we are taking down the statue. >> reporter: pulling a confederate statue nicknamed johnny reb to the ground. also in virginia this week protesters taking a sledgehammer to the head of this confederate monument, another symbol of division, christopher columbus. statues of him vandalized in miami, even beheaded in boston targeted over the explorer's treatment of indigenous people. >> this stud is important for us, for our kids. >> reporter: across the country more than 1,700 confederate symbol still stand. the mayor announcing he'll relocate these statues to commemorate juneteenth. jacksonville going one step further ordering all confederate

statues removed. this over the fight of renaming military bases named for confederate soldiers continues. the president dismissing the idea, but some republicans breaking ranks. >> if you want to continue to name forts after soldiers there have been a lot of great soldiers that have come along since the civil war. >> reporter: city officials here in dallas are asking the court to remove the monument you see behind me and move it to storage. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. and thousands of protesters in seattle are hoping to re-claim their message of black lives matter since police boarded up and retreated from a police station. some say too much focus has been on the station and police instead of their movement. protesters say arsonists are taking advantage of the demonstrations to set fire to the station, but organizers are helping to put those flames out by carrying fire extinguishers and even weapons. >> yeah, because i'm peaceful, not harmless. >> so show us what you've got

strapped to your leg. >> washington is an open carry state. protesters say they only started taking their guns with them once they heard that white supremacists were also showing up. happening today president trump set to deliver the west point draesds. meanwhile the president is returning to the campaign trail next week. he announced his rally will be moved from june 19th to the 20th, so it does not coincide with the juneteenth holiday. it's a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s. and in tulsa, oklahoma, just blocks away from the site what is believed to be the deadliest incident of racial violence in american history. senator kamala harris tweeted this isn't a wink to white supremacists. he's throwing them a welcome home party. interesting to see what happens next week. all right, hard to believe but some out there are using puppies to exploit the pandemic, but next 7 on your side attacks what's going on. we look into that.

it's a new twist on an old problem. and here's a live look from the golden gate bridge camera there. you can see the sun just coming up this morning. temperature is 54 degrees in san francisco. we'll check in with lisa when we get back.

all right, welcome back. your brand new bachelor matt james is making franchise history. he's the first black bachelor set to appear on the season. this is show that's long been criticized for its lack of diversity. the 28-year-old james was on good morning america yesterday, and c.j. holmes asked james if he felt being selected now as the first black bachelor is a little too late. >> i don't think it's ever the wrong time to do the right thing, so too little too late for me is this happening, and we can't have change until we put this first foot forward and the

first foot forward is having a black lead so i'm excited to take on that role. >> james is to be cast as a contest tpt on the upcoming bachelorette season but production was postponed because of coronavirus. the president of abc entertainment is promising it will continue to take action with regard on this franchise. "the bachelor" will return some time maybe next year. we'll see. i know it's complicated now, lisa, with coronavirus. all these shows are kind of up in the air and how they're going to film. >> yeah, very challenging for everyone. and, you know, we are looking at still that fluctuation of temperatures on our weekend. so can we ever get it right with the warm weekend? we're going to improve it for the second half of your weekend but what a beautiful shot here from walnut creek. numbers in the mid and upper 50s from concord to livermore. you'll be below average today. i'll tell you the highs today, improvements and warmth on the way for the week ahead. >> will the boys of summer

finally get back on the field this summer? that question looks more like a fading dream each day. we have a full break down what stands in the way of the mlb's owners and players next in sports. but first abc 7 is celebrating the bay area class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior featured by posting candid pics or by going to abc7news.com. congrats to all of you class of 2020 at the high school in forestville.

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sports. the league's latest proposal has a sunday dead lain to accept. our sister network espn reports it will not be accepted. here's abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez with more in this morning's sports. >> will the boys of summer take the field some time soon? major league baseball's negotiations continue. espn reports the sticking point continues to be prorated a -game season with playef domes 9 game season playing full prorated salary. we do have golf. second round of the charles schaub challenge. it's a one shot lead. speaking of jordan spieth here

he is second shot on 15. yes, that is nice. the way these guys are playing it looks like the layoff never happened. rory mcllroy also in contention. he'll knock one close to the pin. he's tied for fourth at 9 under. with authority our home quarantine series continued. we caught up with a quarterback doing some wonderful things off the field. the bay area native is in the middle of a campaign to raise $20,000 for oakland's burrkhalter elementary. his community work earned him a spot on the r state good works team where he even met superstar usher. >> that the information needed to succeed in this world should

be handed down and not held onto. the young people, they just make it all worth it for me. all the extra time i put in and get to spend around them and cal giving me the platform to actually be able to do this. and like you said with usher i never thought i'd see usher in my life so a lot of great things have been going on and we're going to continue to do the best we can. >> time now for abc 7 call my play. you send the video, larry calls the action. >> chloe, aka chloe handles is 11 years old. she's been attending warriors basketball camps since she was just 6. oh, it's paying off. no gym is open so chloe practices constantly in the garage. is as you might have guessed steph curry is her role model. the two ball dribble a trademark and so is juggling while dribbling. chloe handles. we just called your play on abc 7.

>> be sure to use the hashtag abc 7 call my play so we can put you on tv. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. all right, let's get a check of the weather now with lisa. and lisa, it's been windy so how concerned should we about the fire danger? >> certainly with the winds we're getting towards the middle of the week that's when the relative humidity is going to drop and temperatures go up. our fire danger increases midweek say wednesday, thursday. but as for today with numbers cooler than average and those breezy winds, you know, not too bad. the winds are off of the ocean so that's bringing in a higher moisture content. as we look right now what we can expect in terms of the winds throughout the day today they're going to decrease a little bit. starting out this morning out of the northwest around 10 to 15 miles an hour. in the valleys, though, getting a little gus yr but by the afternoon say 2:00, 3:00, the winds not as gusty as yesterday

in spots. a live look here from our roof camera. you can see the breeze blowing about 10 to 12 miles an hour here, and looking at live doppler 7 we are certainly going to see am activity to the north of us, and that's where there's an area of low pressure just west of about crescent city and that counter clockwise flow bringing a few light showers. we're on the tail end of that and that's why we're seeing some cloud cover and those breezy winds for your saturday. as we look outside live walnut creek another view with a pretty start to the day. 55 san francisco. mountain view checking in at 56. it is 60 in oakland with 50s on the coast. here's our exploratorium camera. a cloudy start for most, breezy for some. mid-50s for most of you in the north bay, and this is our east bay hills camera where you can see some fog here and the sun coming up. so our forecast highlights featuring the clouds, the breezy winds to start out. then we'll see a mix of clouds and sun and still a breeze out

there. not as windy, though. and tomorrow the winds back off even further and that gets a warming trend under way for your sunday. so throughout the day today notice the dtas, the east bay valleys over 10 miles an hour. up to about 15, maybe 20 later on in the day. but overall it's a cool day for some of you closer to the water where that onshore flow and that cold ocean water keeps that cool air headed your way. as for the morning hours it's been kind of active northern california north of i-80. otherwise looking at more sunshine and the clouds increasing that marine layer getting established overnight tonight. this is sunday and then we're backing off with the cloud cover into more sun and warmer weather. but up in the north bay you'll notice a few more clouds around so we'll call it partly cloudy. you're to w system to the north. low 70s for you up in santa rosa. elsewhere 69 in oakland, concord at 74, 71 than the peninsula and

looking at those breezy and gusty winds in spots throughout the day. accuweather seven day forecast we're warming up tomorrow. also around the bay and coast the 90s return for that summer spread, monday, and tuesday. wednesday and thursday look to be even warmer and a pretty nice summer spread. but remember that high fire danger as we get into those warmer days. liz? >> lisa, thank you. stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic many are turning to dogs and cats for companionship. that has curated in the bump of the number of bad acts being reported. 7 on your side michael finny has received those complaints. >> look at this beautiful little dog. this is the one cecilia decided to buy to help her kids through the pandemic lockdown. >> they were so excited. we even bought the stuff we need, we bought the beds, the food, we had the exercise thing and everything. so, like, being the parent or being the mom, you know, you don't want to disappoint them.

>> the total cost was supposed to be $400, but the costs ramped up. here she's told in a memo marked confidential she would need to make a refundable deposit of $800. >> and then i fell on that trap because out of desperation because i was like thinking like i said i don't want to disappoint my kids. >> the better business bureau lori wilson says the bad guys are banking on that. >> a greedy seller is very satisfied with the initial scam. they will keep coming back to you until you put the brakes on and until you tell them to stop. >> civilia eventually cut off the money flow and contacted 7 on your side. we're now attempting to help. we were able to help jenny lee. she was working with a breeder back east who didn't deliver, oh, but they charged. >> first we found out that our credit card was charged three times of $3,000, and when we reached out to the breeder her

explanation was, oh, i'm working with this new system that i'm transitioning into. >> problems persisted so jenny contacted 7 on your side and she got a credit card charge back. the better business bureau is keeping track of bad actors. the stories are heart breaking. >> one of the consumers that we heard from she says her heart was stronger than her common sense. and i thought that was really, really telling because, you know, these puppies are there. somebody said the puppies are -- the puppy is already at the airport waiting see you need to give us this money so we can get the puppy shipped to you. >> i'm mickle finny, 7 on your side. >> and michael says the best advice is see the dog before you buy and take delivery locally. a reminder you can find michael finny on the facebook page. just ahead one bay area county fair saying it isn't canceled just yet.

we show the spot still going to be serving up mouth

okay, as you know the coronavirus pandemic has forced many cancellations and closures to celebrate what would have been the start of the san mateo county fair you can enjoy some fair food. long time vepder funnel cakes will be at the event center and fair grounds this weekend and next for a drive-thru. you can enjoy corn dogs, funnel cakes, fried oreos and fried deu carou c runs through noon until 8:00 tonight. so a little taste of the fair even if you can't actually go to one. a full new hour of abc 7 morning coming up. a bay area family fighting for equality then hit with a hateful threat. now the community is doing something about it today. the latest on what that rally is trying to accomplish. plus san francisco says hello to outdoor dining this

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