family, friends and members of the community gathered at the location where 22-year-old shawn mont rosa was shot and killed by vallejo police. >> a white couple called opolice on him for stenciling black lives matter on this property. a breezy start to the weekend, but we are tracking warmer weather on the way. we'll have the numbers in the accuweather forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. when the officers the community there should be consequences and repercussions. >> hundreds of people protested outside a police station demanding speedy release of a

video of a deadly officer involved shooting. thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez was at today's protest and has more. >> reporter: protesters invested their saturday afternoon marching to the vallejo police department where family members listed off the names of their loved ones they say died at the hands of vallejo police. >> this is the pain that they've caused. can you hear us now? >> reporter: vallejo police shot 22-year-old sean monterosa after he dropped to a kneeling position outside a wal-mart tuesday. his sisters demanded release of police footage. civil rights attorney john burris say they have 45 days to d so but the public and had family have a right to know what

happened. >> i met their family, the mother and father. this is shocking to them. if they saw the video they may have a different view about all this. because the cameras themselves can be helpful to them. they can be hurtful, too. and see for me i'd like to know. >> reporter: burris says since the death of george floyd there have not been fewer confrontations with police. he's currently handling two shooting cases. >> what i want the police to understand is we are human. what if it was your child, your daughter, your son. >> reporter: impassioned protesters marched back to city hall, later in the evening gathered for a vigil at the walgreens where he was shot june 2nd. an officer thought he saw the butt of a handgun. that turned out to be a hammer tucked into the pocket of sean's sweatshirt. >> the last text he sent out was to get people to sign a petition regarding george floyd. so he was a young man cognizant of the social

that unbeknownst to him moments later his legacy was going to be part of tchanging police violence. >> reporter: earlier in the evening the vallejo police officers association posted this on their facebook page. it reads, quote, it should be concerning to people that small children are brought to protests with open air marijuana smoking, foul, vile language, screaming angry mob mentality and profound anger directed at the police. how to have a civil discussion is what adults should be teaching children. now, it's not clear if they were referring to the protests today. thank you sore new at 11:00 tonight a san francisco man has filmed the latest viral video. a white couple confronted him about a blackte message he'd stencilled in chalk

outside his home. >> i'm asking if his is your property because it's private property. >> this took place in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to the man who says he wants an apology. >> we're just saying absolutely your signs and everything that's. this is not. this is not the way to do it. it's private property. >> reporter: this interaction in pacific heights has gone viral since it was posted on twitter on thursday. >> what she did was every day. it's plight racism, respectful racism. respectfully, sir, i don't think you belong here at all. >> reporter: james juanillo was stenciling this on his wall when a couple stopped on tuesday. >> she thought this was devaluing someone's property.ne.

she knew this would wash away in the rain. >> and you don't know if i live here or this is my property. >> reporter: but it turns out james juanillo does live here. his neighbor who owns the property where he lives says he doesn't know this couple. >> she just claims she knew the owner of the house. well, she doesn't know me. >> reporter: juanillo said he felt attacked and encouraged the couple to call police. >> they recognized me, i recognized them. they did not even get out of the car. >> reporter: birch box make-up subscription company has confirmed the woman in the video is the ceo of -- skin care. in a statement they condemned her actions and cut ties with the company. are you willing to speak to her about what happened? >> absolutely. i'd ask her why. did dog rt >> reporter: juanillo says he hopes this video helps the community come together against racism. he says the couple returned a

second time after this incident. >> i was standing right here when they showed up and i did one of these, and i waved at them and they took off. >> reporter: we tried to contact lisa alexander and have not heard back. ensan francisco luz pena, abc 7 news. thousands turned out for a black lives matter rally in the east bay today. a coalition of labor and community leaders joined forces ridge b.a.r.t. station to the e siorzedhees for s r plaguing the work force. protesters chanted the name of people who have been killed recently by police including

breonna taylor and george floyd. >> george floyd was the last one. >> union leaders presented a list of demands to police departments around the bay area. they are calling on them to be more civilized and to redirect funding to community and social services. small business owners in another part of oakland spent today cleaning up after vandals left the path of destruction overnight. it happened in the district along telegraph avenue. police say a group of about 100 people blocked the street with trash cans and set them on fire. as officers tried to move in some people started hurling rocks and bottles at them. abc news reporter cornell bernard spent the day talking to ed.iness owners who are >> reporter: fplywood is going p where six windows were smashed friday night by vandals. >> makes no sense. >> reporter: co-owner chris says his family owned business

started in 1973 and has never been targeted. >> we're just back open, and we're getting busy again and now this happens. it makes no sense. >> reporter: oakland police say groups of vandals are responsible for the damage. the paint store's security camera captured a group outside the store setting fires on the street. staff at kelly moore were scraping paint off the floor after vandals broke in, looted dumping paint inside the store and out. >> basically they just vandalized the street, sidewalk, broke all our glass and then paint everywhere inside, destroyed. >> reporter: at least a half-dozen businesses were shoveling shattered glass including non-profit east bay depot for creative reuse which proudly supports recent marches and demonstrations. emily andthere's a lot of angee

james chen were helping cleanup the damage. >> especially if you support what's happening, right, like the movement in the country and black lives matter. like especially if you support that and you're impacted in this way i think that's really tough. >> reporter: the cleanup here on telegraph could take days. one city councilman tell uzhe has toured the damage, calls it unnecessary and counter productive. >> it does not help the cause at all. it distracts from the cause and harms our local businesses. >> reporter: police are investigating. meantime the big cleanup goes on. in oakland cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> oakland police are asking for help identifying the people responsible for vandalizing businesses. they want store owners who lost merchandise to submit a report online through the city of oakland website. business owners who may have video or photos of the damage are asked to e-mail them to oakland police. they're also asking store owners to register their security cameras through the city so they can potentially access footage

of get away cars. a peaceful march today in san francisco durinvent called the bay area blackout. it all began at 3:00 p.m. at mission high school. the group then marched to city hall where organizers called on students, educators and community leaders to join neighbors in the march. all were encouraged to wear black. this is one of four organized events today in san francisco in support of social justice. and our website abc7news.com we have a lot of local resources to help you navigate this difficult time in our community regarding race and equality. go to abc7news.com/takeaction and click on "race resources" for a full list. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a man arrested for hate crimes today in bodaga bay. investigators say he was pepper spraying on people on purpose, but they weren't strangers. plus a night of protests in atlanta after police shot and

killed a man in a parking lot. just in the past hour we've learned the officer has been fired. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma tracking a warmer finish to

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one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. welcome back. protesters have taken to the street of atlanta, georgia, torching a wendy's that was set and the sight of the city's latest killing of a black man by the hands of police. you're looking at that video right here. and tonight the officer who shot and killed 27-year-old rayshard brooks has been fired. that officer pulling the trigger after a struggle during a sobriety check. a second officer has been placed on administrative leave.

abc news reporter rina roy has more. >> reporter: authorities in georgia are scouring through videos of a violent struggle that turned deadly outside a wendy's in atlanta friday night when officials say police shot and killed 27-year-old rayshard brooks after he allegedly resisted arrest. >> i don't want anyone in any circumstances to rush to any form of judgment. it's very easy to do ipthen the cases on either side. we realize there's a tremendous amount of emotion. >> reporter: officers were called to it parking lot around 10:30 p.m. with complaints of brooks asleep-in his car blocking the drive-thru. police claim he failed a sobriety test and when they tried to arrest him he resisted and was able to grab an officer's taser. in this surveillance video you can see him running away and then appearing to point the taser at the officers. >> at that point the atlanta officer reaches down and retrieves his weapon from his holster and discharges it,

strikes mr. brooks there on the parking lot, and he goes down. >> reporter: today atlanta police chief erika shields stepping down after calls for her resignation as protesters demand police reform and racial justice. >> chief shields has offered to immediately step aside as police chief so that the city may move forward with urgency in rebuilding the trust so desperately needed throughout our communities. >> reporter: demonstrators gathering near the fast food restaurant, their rally cries even louder now. >> it fueled a fire, a worse fire. we've been doing all this peaceful protesting and in the midst of that you guys are still killing us. >> reporter: meanwhile cities all over the u.s. are seeing their third weekend of mass protests over the death of george floyd. tensions rising in places like nashville and seattle where demonstrators have seized control of some areas claiming them as autonomous zones.

the georgia bureau of investigation is working with atlanta's district attorney's office to determine if improper force was used. reena roy, abc news, new york. a mendocino county native is under arrest tonight accused of using bear spray in an apparent hate crime. the attack happened this morning in bodega bay at the pinnacle gulch trail. he sprayed an asian man and a hispanic man in the face with bear spray. deputies tracked him down. the mendocino county sheriff's office and ukaya police were wee investigating two similar incidents. meantime b.a.r.t. is up and running in the south bay. b.a.r.t. celebrated today's opening of two new stations with a time lapse video showing the train taking the route. the milpitas station is near interstate 680.

and in san jose the berryessa station is halfway between 680 and highway 101. it's been the works since voters approved it in 2000. the next phase is expected to start in 2022. >> joined right now by meteorologist drew teama. it h drynasee out there, drew. it has been hot out there. any relief in sight? >> you know what we're going to find is that tomorrow is a realliable da realliab realliable comfortable day. not a heat wave but you're going to notice the temperatures by wednesday. live doppler 7 showing you it's a pretty quiet picture. we have a few high clouds streaming into the north bay but all in all it's a pretty quiet night. winds have certainly lightened compared to what they were just a few hours ago. earlier it was breezy. we had winds gusting close to 30 miles per hour. right now most areas you can see

it's either calm or winds are less than 10 miles per hour. winds are not an issue tonight. 62 still currently at oakland. 58 right now in the city. you're at 58 in palo alto, 61 though in san jose and 59 that current temperature in san ramon. live doppler 7 along with satellite right off the california coast you can see a little bit of a spin in the atmosphere. there's an area of low pressure right off our coastline that's going to scoot by us to the south overnight tonight. and what it will do it will add a few more clouds into our sky. so tomorrow morning we will wake up with a mixture of sun and clouds. in fact, future weather showing you as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning by about 7:00, 8:00 in the morning you can see that marine layer right along the coast, partly cloudy skies elsewhere. however, we will get a fair amount of sunshine to finish out the day tomorrow. overnight tonight we'll find partly to mostly cloudy skies. could see even a bit of isolated

drizzle right along the immediate coastline as our marine layer comes back to life. temperatures in the low to mid-50s for the most part, so not too chilly this time of year. very few spots will get into the upper 40s. break down the day tomorrow. really a transitional sky. first thing in the morning you find partly to mostly sunny skies at 5:47 a.m. and then throughout the day we'll find those clouds really breaking down for some afternoon sunshine. so by noon we'll call it partly cloudy out there, and by 4:00 we'll call it mostly sunny. and temperatures responding nicely. a little bit warmer tomorrow than we were today with spots going into the mid-70s to mid-80s. so highs tomorrow, morning clouds and after sunshine, a little bit of a breeze in the afternoon but not nearly as strong as it was earlier today. we'll hit about 79 in san jose, 74 in oakland, 68 in the city tomorrow. a little bit below average for this time of year.

the accuweather seven day forecast. tomorrow it's morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. we'll bump up those numbers a couple of degrees on monday with a warmer afternoon. we'll keep it steady into tuesday, and then with total sunshine midweek we'll get even warmer in the low if not mid-90s by thursday we'll keep that warmth with us, guys. and next saturday the official start of summer and also the latest sunset we have all year at 8:35 p.m., and temperatures are warm in the 80s and 90s away from the coast. >> drew, i like what said. you said isolated drizzle. something, i'll take it. >> yeah, something. >> thank you so much, drew. well, still ahead the san mateo county fair may be canceled this year but that doesn't mean you have to go without that fair food. how y you asked for 'em, so tiny tacos are back for good. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

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honor of what would have been the kick off for the annual event. it's been canceled because of the coronavirus. fair organizers partnered with a long time vendor fannie's fabulous funnel cakes to make the new drive-thru possible. you can enjoy corn dogs, cotton candy, fried oreos and funnel cakes in the comfort of your car. the drive-thru is open noon to 8:00 p.m. this weekend and also next. j.r., you had a lot of enthusiasm for that corn dog. >> well, there's something specifically about fried oreos as well that gets me. i know that. >> no shame. anything fried on a stick. all right, time now for a check of sports. chris alvelez joining us now. >> reporter: coming up in sports it looks like baseball's negotiations have stalled out. why this season may be shorter than originally hoped for. plus moving day in a lone star state. highlights and reaction

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well, it looks as if the negotiations between the players association and major league baseball have stalled out, but the good news is the players say they want to play in 2020. and in a statement released by executive director tony clark of the mlbpa he said it's in the goal to play since march. negotiations he says has fallen on deaf ears and now it's time to play ball just let him know when and where. now, unless something dramatic changes we're looking at potentially a game schedule of 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner. golf now, third round of the charles schaub challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front 9 including a chip in on 2. but one over on a back 9 puts

him in a five way tie for second at 12 under par. he's among the five players in second place, fired off a 367, nearly had an ace on 16. he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing zander shoply. he shoots a 4 under 66 on saturday. nice birdie put-on 18. gives him the one shot lead at 13 under. go back to the cal guy. here's morikawa on his day. >> it was a scrappy day. first two holes within 3 feet and just wasn't hitting. got some lucky breaks on 3 and 4, but overall kind of brought it back on the back nine. sarted hitting close and making some putts. the way to finish on that 9 there's a lot of positives headed into tomorrow. >> our with authority home

series continues. we recently caughtp with football's marcel dancy. he raised $20,000 for burkeland's elementary and those greatly affected by the covid-19 pandemic. he setup a gofundme page. the money raise will go to groceries for family in need. >> this is what the younger kids depend on the schools for that they can't get right now especially low income. so i was just brainstorming and came up with an idea that, you know, get a team around me from cal. cal has the right resources and just figure out how we can help these kids right now at this moment. and we brought it to life. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. coronavirus cases are spiking across the country. leaders in some states pleading with people to change their behavior. malls in several bay

good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. eric thomas has the night off. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now hundreds of people protested outside a police station in vallejo demanding the speedy release of video showing a deadly officer involved shooting. vallejo police shot 22-year-old sean monterrosa after he dropped to a kneeling position outside a

wa walgreens shooting last tuesday. >> small business owners in oakland's district spent today cleaning up after vandals left a path of destruction overnight. police say a group of about 100 people blocked telegraph avenue with trash cans and set them on fire. then attacked officers as they moved in. a peaceful march held today in san francisco during an event called the bay area blackout. high school to city hall this afte dressed in black. this was one of four organized events today in san francisco in support of social justice. coronavirus cases are spiking in states across the country and the cdc says up to 25,000 more people could die before independence day. nearly 115,000 people have died in the u.s. already from covid-19, and right now there are more than 2 million cases being treated. the number of rising cases in

utah and oregon have forced their governors to push back their reopening dates. texas, arizona, and florida have seen a record increase in cases within the last week with miami beaches reopened this weekend and the mayor is concerned. >> i always said when we started opening there were two paths. the path of responsibility and the path of irresponsibility, and unfortunately we're starting to see behavior that concerns me deeply. >> now, amid this uptick the cdc has published a new list of guidelines. they include wearing a mask, avoiding large gatherings where people travel from outside local areas and maintaining social distance whenever possible. goverr pointed out earlier today wearing a mask means wearing it properly. >> i also say especially to my young friends this is a mask, this is a chin guard. nobody told you to wear a chin guard. wear a mask.

>> governor cuomo is also asking everyone who attended protests to get tested. new york saw 32 covid-19 deaths yesterday. the lowest number of deaths in the state since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis. new developments tonight. people will have a lot more options in san francisco for in-store shopping starting monday. westfield san francisco center on fifth and market street announced it is reopening this monday. masks are required at all times. the mall will limit capacity and have crews clean more frequently. shoppers will also notice hand stones now galhand washing. rort reopen. only abc 7 news got a look inside at the variety of changes designed to protect customers health and make them feel safe. here's abc 7 news reporter chris

winn. >> reporter: preparations are under way as retailers await the return of customers. >> it's a fever pitch. everybody's so excited to be back, to really be getting the store ready. >> reporter: health and safety are top of mind. and since face coverings are now required employees are getting extra training when it comes to customer interaction. >> we talk a lot about body language, the level of communication required. lots more questions to really understand what it is you can do to bring that level of service that our customers are expecting. >> reporter: out in as this sign telling shoppers to keep their distance on the escalator. at more thanqu valley's footprie space per shopper required by the county. the court will be open but sit down won't be allowed until permit bide the county. a tool will be launched that

allows customers to go online to see how many people are on site at any given time. >> technology should make it easy on people or offer more choices and more convenience to people. and i think we're trying to accompany that movement. >> reporter: the acceleration of shopping mall innovation putting more people at ease. >> as we release restrictions we want to be smart about it, follow public health guidelines, but i think when the malls open up, other things open up it gives people hope that we're going to come out of this okay one way or another. >> reporter: in san jose, chris winn, abc 7 news. santa rosa is taking an aggressive approach to reopening restaurants and bars. starting on june 26th it plans to shutdown a three block stretch of fourth street in the downtown area. this will give pedestrians and customers more room and allow businesses to setup sidewalk and curbside seating. the closure is expected to run through october 15th.

leaders in san mateo county are pushing for a faster reopening in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. supervisor david canipa is leading the charge petitioning governor newsom for a health order variance. it would essentially put san mateo county in line with much of california that has moved into phase three of reopening. san mateo was one of the first counties to implement shelter in place orders back in march. the supervisor says residents have changed their behaviors and now they are ready to bring back the economy especially restaurants. >> we have to make sure that our restaurants, they survive. we know that the revenue of restaurants are down 60% to 90%. if they don't dine oute die out. >> now governor newsom gives san mateo the green light, restaurants could reopen for in door dining and so could hair salons, movie theaters and gyms.

one big city airport is unveiling new technology to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. houston's george bush intercontinental airport launched a facial recognition feature this week. now, instead of handing out a boarding pass or a phone to a gate agent a computer will scan your face and compare it to a government database before letting you board the plane. it's being used at two international gates right now with plans to expand. >> by the end of june we're going to implement it in three additional gates for a total of five. and then the plan is by october expand it to 15 gates for our international travelers. >> only one bay area airport uses facial recognition technology. mineta san jose unjailed its program a few years ago. it's used for passengers going through customs on international flights. still ahead on abc 7 news at

11:00. a tragic story in southern california. a man found hanging from a tree. why city officials are now calling for an independent investigation. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking a warmer day tomorrow. we'll have the numbers after the break. but first abc 7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class entirely featured by posting candid pics with the hashtag grads on 7 or by heading to abc7news.com. once again congratulations to you class of high school in forestville.

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two tragic stories coming out of southen california tonight. the death of a black man found hanging from a tree in victorville is under investigation by the san bernardino county sheriff's department. deputies say the body of malcolm harsh was discovered on may 131st near a homeless encampment. foul play is not suspected. meanwhile the city of palm dale has released a statement officially supporting thenvesti into the death of robert fuller. the 24-year-old was found hanging from a tree near city hall earlier this week. deputies initially suspected his cause of death to be suicide. family members at a rally today say it just doesn't make sense. >> this is really crazy to all

of us. and we really are here to support robert, and we really want to find out the truth of what really happened. my brother was not suicidal. he wasn't. >> it is so heart breaking. several celebrities took to social media and urged people to sign a change.org petitionndg se thlso t audio from the phone call reporting his body to be released. now, if you know or someone you know is struggling with mental health you can always head to abc7news.com/take action to find a list of resources. president trump delivered the commencement speech at west point today despite rising tension between the white house and the military. he addressed more than a thousand cadets who returned to the campus for the socially distant ceremony. the president also expressed gratitude for the national guard which has been used across the country to remove protesters.

the administration faced backlash just over a week ago when peaceful protesters were rumoved for a photo-op outside of a church near the white house. president trump today used west point as an example against racism stressing the nation's core values of unity. >> in brothers and sisters pledging allegiance to the same timeless principles to protect our country and defend our people and to carry on the traditions of freedom, equality and liberty. >> meanwhile more than 500 west point alumni from classes spanning six decades have signed an open letter reminding the 2020 class of its commitment to avoid partisan politics. all right, turning to the weather now and, drew, really starting to feel like summer. >> yeah, and it will officially be summer one week from today. and as we head towards summer we'll see some warmer numbers ove the next couple of days.

live doppler 7 is quiet. it's overnight tonight we'll find increasing clouds over the next cup of hours. you can see temperatures in the low to mid-50s close to the coast. upper 50s in our more mild locations inland. as we break down the day tomorrow the 12-hour planner on our sunday we'll see partly sunny skies first thing in the morning and then we'll find decreasing clouds throughout the afternoon. and by 4:00 you could see temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s away from the coast. so it will be a little bit warmer tomorrow than it was today. a high of 84 in concord, tomorrow. ialto, about 68 in the city. hit 79 san jose, 83 in napa and 79 in san rafael. next seven days clouds and sun tomorrow and then a warming trend gets under way. by thursday it is mild to hot. and there is the summer solstice one week from today and saturday with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. >> get out the shorts. thanks so

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governor newsom gave a commencement speech to graduates of his alma mater, santa clara university. this video was provided to abc 7 news by santa clara university. governor newsom shared his words of wisdom virtually joking it was pretty different from what his graduation looked like way back in the day. >> dr. king picked up that we're all bound together by mutuality. there's no leak on your side of our boat. >> at the end of the speech congratulating the class saying leadership is needed now more than ever. you can get anybody. this was great stuff. >> yeah, it's a big get. and it's funny i was trying to think who my commencement speaker was. it's been a long time and mine was john carry.

do you remember yours? >> i do. we had sister jean. she was big time back in the day in miami and she spoke, so i guess it wasn't that exciting. >> special nonetheless. well, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

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