we are following news right now. that breaking news involves a situation that still brought traffic to a standstill on the bay bridge. cars blocking every lane on the westbound span. we saw a patrol car pulle just ten minutes ago. this is a live look as i speak. we heard reports of officers stopping cars on the bridge at t yerba buena island. it may be a protest. no traffic is moving on the western span of the bay bridge. as you look at that shot right there, you can see some of those folks out there on the bridge. we're talking about around a dozen or two dozen people on that bridge. i've seen some other pictures out there this evening of the

standstill and the backup before this area, the area that has been closed down because people literally waiting in their cars for this situation to be cleared where they can open this up to traffic. now, we will keep monitoring this situation and bring you updates on abc7 news. thank you for joining us at 5:00, i'm j.r. stone. >> and i'm dion lim. for the most part, it has been the big cities where we've seen protesters. today, it was danville's turn in what was billed as a wake-up march. cornell was there and spoke to the organizers. >> that organizer never dreamed she would be leading a protest march in her hometown, but it's happening. hundreds of people came out tonight. >> no justice no peace! >> several hundred people on the move through the streets of downtown danville in support of a growing movement.

>> because black lives matter. >> this peaceful march ornid. she is 25 years old and a danville native americ. >> i never thought that this was going to be my reality. we talk about rosa parks and martin luther king, but this is the moment. this is real. >> black lives matter! >> michael ambrose and his mom, sydney, were here. >> there's not a lot of black people in this town, and we need to show support for them. we're tired of seeing police brutality and all that. we're out here supporting them. >> before the march, some shared painful stories. they say systemic racism has no place here or anywhere. >> living in danville, i can never not see color because i'm constantly reminded of mine. >> basically i drew george floyd because sadly he died.

he's still with us, though. >> she and her mom, sally, were inspired so many people took time to take a stand. >> we don't typically see people in our neighborhood supporting the cause, so this means a lot to us. >> several weeks ago some danville businesses boarded up doors and windows fearing the same vandalism that occurred in walnut creek, in it never happened. she says her cause is peaceful and honest. >> there's people dying. let's bring the same energy to something of a movement that's my everyday life. >> that peaceful march ended a short time ago through the streets of downtown. she hopes to organize another march later this month. live in danville, cornell barnard, abc7 news. there was a big march in san francisco's marina district this afternoon. >> no justice, no peace! >> the marina district march fop

blk erigth orger se ot nghbooo representation for a lot of these issues in this part of the city, and i wanted to bring it here and make it visible to the neighbors to see, just to spread the visibility. >> most of the protesters wore masks and used social distancing as they made their way from fort mason down to the waterfront. buddhists in support of the black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy ieng tt organizing these listening circles to hear from others. the group will hold another event at city hall next sunday. a woman seen in a now-viral

video calling out a san francisco homeowner for painting a black lives matter message in front of his pacific heights home is apologizing. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> that video seen so many times. the woman speaking to james juanillo is lisa alexander. juanillo identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation and says, quote, the last 48 hours has taught me my actions were those of someone who was not aware of the damage caused by being ignorant and naive to racial inequalities. when i watched that video, i am shocked and sad that i bhooifd the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. anyone with video, pictures, or information about a night of vandalism in oakland is urged to contact police.

yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following friday night's destruction. officers say they were met with resistance when they responded to reports of a group of 100 people, some armed with bats on telegraph avenue. store windows were broken and a building even set on fire. police say no arrests have been made. three of the largest police unions in california today unveiled a national reform plan. those unions are in san francisco, san jose, and los angeles. the plan includes creating a database tracking officers who are fired for gross misconduct. a national use of force standard with a focus on de-escalation, more training, including ongoing crisis intervention training for officers. at the same time police departments are warning against defunding their offices. >> all the things that our community wants us to do to be better, to respond faster, to have better training, you start

talking about defunding, you're actually taking that away. so it doesn't help anybody. it doesn't help the cops and it sure doesn't help the communities they serve. >> the plan is outlined in ads today that police unions placed in four newspapers, including "the chronicle." the city of fort bragg may get a new name. the city on the mendocino coast says it received requests to change its name, including many from outside the city. fort bragg was named after brag to know i bragston brag who was a confederate general in the civil war. fort bragg's mayor says the council will discuss whether to put the issue on the november ballot for residents to decide. religious institution went ahead with indoor, in-person services this morning. parishioners returned to st. peter and paul church in north beach this morning. services were last held in

person at many houses of worship back in march. city public health officials say religious services can start tomorrow but with no more than 12 people and only outdoors. >> this is a big church. it can contain 800 people. so distancing is no problem. no problem at all. >> the san francisco diocese tells abc7 news they are following the state directive on religious gatherings, which limits services to 25% capacity or 100 people or fewer for indoor services. 24-hour fitness will tions.ently close 10 bay area heym -- actually, we go to teases right now. big week for bay area malls. we'll tell you who's reopening and what will be different for shoppers when it comes to safety measures. commencement goes virtual for stanford students. what the university is offering to the grads once coronavirus

restrictions are relaxed. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we start out today with some cloud cover. now the sunshine is dominating the afternoon. we're tracking a

welcome back to abc7 news at 5:00. 24-hour fitness will permae ten locations. this is the gym at market street in the castro. it will close along with three others in clubs in alamo, berkeley, san jose, fremont, milpitas and walnut creek will also close.

members of those clubs are welcome to visit other locations. it will open its other bay area gyms once it's safe to do so. in the south bay one of the bay area's largest shopping malls is reopening tomorrow. westfield valley fair in santa clara is ready to welcome back shoppers. if you want to go, you will need to have face coverings, which employees will have as well. signs are going to be posted reminding people to maintain social distancing. the food court will also be open, but sitdown dining is not allowed. caltrain will increase its service starting tomorrow in response to the easing of restrictions. it will now run 70 trains every weekend-day, up from the current 42. this will allow for three trains per hour during the height of the commute. caltrain is going to use a skip-stop system for limited-service trainings, meaning fewer sto trip times.

you're going toan to watch whereou i san enforcing and what they're to enforce for the first time since the shelter-in-place order took effect. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. i'm tracking a warm final week of spring ahead. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast coming up. and abc7 news 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 #gradson7 or by heading to abc7news.com. congrats to you, class of 2020. ♪

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here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, 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. for the first time in three months, san francisco is going to enforce the parking rules for street sweeping. starting tomorrow, you will get a ticket if you do not move your car. the city says it needs to make sure the streets are clean as more and more businesses reopen. stanford students today celebrated accomplishments and shared memories during a virtual celebration of 2020 graduates. ♪

they sound great. that is the stanford tailsman a cappella group celebrating graduates during what would have been the university's commencement. this morning's live stream featured reflections from students and famous alumni. stanford will hold an in-person graduation when coronavirus restrictions are lifted. >> i swear those virtual celebrations get better and better. we're joined by meteorologist drew tuma. we love being in studio, but today was the day to be outside, drew. spectacular. >> yeah, really gorgeous out there, j.r. we're talking about sunshine this afternoon, very comfortable temperatures. warmer weather moving back in as summer officially arrives on saturday. live doppler 7 showing you we had a marine earlier today, but

it is eroding as we speak. the golden gate bridge, just a few hours ago the entire bridge was consumed in fog. so temperatures a little bit warmer today than we were yesterday. but all in all, it's very comfortable. 70 right now in oakland. 76 in san jose. it's a cool 60, though, in the city since we had fog for much of the day. 77 in santa rosa. overnight tonight mainly clear skies south of the golden gate. partly cloudy skies and temperatures will bottom out in the mid-50s to lower 60s over the next 12 hours. so tomorrow, again, temperature-wise it's not that bad. it's pretty comfortable in the afternoon. however, we'll find increasing high clouds throughout the morning and early afternoon. so by 4:00 it's not only partly cloudy, but we'll have that breeze about 10 to 20 miles per hour with that onshore breeze keeping temperatures pretty comfortable tomorrow again.

so highs across the region on monday, 65 in the city. 78 in san jose, close to where we are today. 72 in oakland, about 80 in santa rosa. 80 is the high for fairfield. on tuesday we're going to lose the marine layer and by the afternoon we'll start to see a little bit warmer in terms of our temperatures. more widespread 70s and 80s around the bay shore line. but watch what happens as we fast forward into wednesday. this is when it really starts to warm up and those temperatures really jump. so by wednesday afternoon you can see those temperatures going back into the low 90s. a lot of 80s around the bay shore line. we'll continue to warm up even on thursday. thursday looks to be the hottest day we have this week. we're in the mid-or upper 90s in our hottest spots, even a lot of 80s from oakland to redwood city to hayward. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. partly cloudy tomorrow.

breezy on tuesday. and then that warmer weather really takes hold. by saturday as summer officially arrives, it feels like summer. one week from today, father's day, nice for dad, but warm in the 80s and 90s. >> thank you so much, drew. over now to chris alvarez with a look at sports. hey, chris. >> hi. coming up in sports, colin morikawa finds himself in the mix at colonial. what a day of golf in texas. the first pga tour event back and we got

have been racing nascar in sonoma today, but we'll have to wait till 2021 to come back to wine country. nascar was delayed due to lightning and rain. golf happened in fort worth. final round of the colonial in fort worth, texas. here's cal product collin morikawa. entered the day tied for second. one off the lead, from 50 feet. bottom of the cup. 15 under, tied for the lead. what a shot that was. daniel berger also making a charge. needs the bird on 18 to get to 15 under, and so he does. morikawa on 18 a chance to win with a birdie. just going to slide past. golf can be frustrating. 15 under for him. he misses the three-foot par on 17. morikawa can't believe it. now we have a two-man playoff, morikawa and berger. morikawa misses the

three-footer. it's berger's first win in three years. morikawa just missing his second pga tour victory after an otherwise really great week. >> you know, i'm going to have to look back and see what pauses i can take out of it. just didn't get the job done. we gave ourselves and "a" chance, and that's what you want at the end. so it's going to sting for a bit but we'll make it out and go on next week. deebo samuel is helping to be the change. the 49ers wide receiver is raising funds to provide scholarships for black student athletes if his home state of south carolina. at last check, the gofundme page created just a couple days ago has raised $1,30or the5,00 22 y jordanmade his last shot in a bulls uniform. the sixth title for mj.

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standstill on the bay bridge. this is a live look on the bay bridge as we speak. a black lives matter protest being held on the bridge right

now. some of the online videos you can see people walking around. occasionally cars will get through. we'll continue to follow this tonight at 6:00. have a great night. tonight, new protests erupting over that deadly police shooting in atlanta. more anger in the streets. police firing tear gas at protesters. the scene of the shooting, a wendy's restaurant, up in flames. police body cam and dash cam video now released. images showing officers struggling with rayshard brooks after he allegedly failed a sobriety test. brooks running away with an officer's stun gun. police opening fire as he turns and points it at them. one officer gone from the force, another on administrative duty. the police chief resigning. the district attorney now investigating. protests in other parts of the country. two people taken into custody historic race.nascar's firs confederate flag banned.