group of police officers have arrived on motorcycles and in vans. they appear to be in the process of moving those protesters, and as you might imagine, this caused a big back-up. this is video posted on twitter by a driver whotu tunnel, just about a half-hour ago. we saw a tow truck arrive to the scene. we also saw an ambulance arrive and we have confirmation that someone out there had an asthma attack. we are working to get new updates. when we do get the updates, we'll bring them to you here on abc7 news. hello and thank you for joining us. >> j.r., real quickly, we do want to take a look at our abc7 news traffic map. you can see a lot of green certainly but then on the bay bridge, the upper deck, significant red back-up as indicated right here. we know that the back-up spans just about six miles or so going all the way back to treasure

island, emeryville, even into berkeley. so a situation we will continue to monitor throughout the evening. not only on air but also at abc7news.com. so good evening and thank you for joining us. >> for the most part, it has been the big cities where we've seen a lot of these protests since last month's death of george floyd. it was danville's turn in what was billed as a wake-up march. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was there and spoke to the organizer. cornell? >> reporter: organizers never dreamed they would be leading a protest march in their home wnapne a edsof pplee i support. several hundred people on the move through the streets of down danville in support of a growing movement. >> because black lives matter. >> reporter: this peaceful march

organized -- >> we came together and. i think it is time for danville to really wake up. >> reporter: aqua is 25 years o. she was so moved by the death of george floyd, she knew she had to bring a message to her home town. >> i never thought this would be my reality. we talk about rosa parks and martin luther king, but this is the moment. this is real. >> black lives matter! >> 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 we're out here supporting them. >> reporter: 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 constant because i'm constantly reminded of mine. >> i drew george floyd in heaven because sadly he died. but he's still with us though. >> reporter: she and her mom sally were inspired so many

people took time to take a stand will. >> we don't typically see people in our neighborhood supporting the this means a lot to us. >> reporter: several weeks ago, some danville businesses boarded up doors and windows, fearing the same vandalism which occurred in walnut creek but it never happened. she said her cause is peaceful and honest. >> there are people dying. people being falsely accused. let's bring the same energy to something of a movement that is my everyday life. >> reporter: the peaceful march end ad short time ago through downtown danville. she said she is organizing another march later tnth. abc7 news. >> thank you so much, cornell. there was a big march in san francisco's marina district this afternoon. hundreds of people turned out for what the organizer called the marina district march for

justice. marchersigns. the organizer said he wanted to do it because it is not something this neighborhood typically sees. >> there usually isn't much visibility. representation for musicians as part of the state, and really wanted to bring it here and make it visible for the neighbors to see. >> most of the protesters used masks and used social distancing as they made their way to the water front. buddhists in support of black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco's city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy and caring across a th y hall next sunday.hers.

a woman seen now. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> now, the woman speaking to james is lisa alexander. she identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation. she said, the last 48 hours has taught me that my actions were those of someone who is not aware of the damage caused by being i go nornl and naive to racial inequalities. when i watch the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. meantime, anyone with video, pictures or information about a night of vandalism in oaklandso. 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 about a group of 100 people. some armed with bats on telegraph avenue in the temperature he is cal district. store windows were broken and a building was 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 you abouts are in san francisco, san jose and los angeles. the plan includes creating a database tracking office here's are fired for gross misconduct. the 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 a community wants us to do. you start talking about defunding, it takes that away.

it doesn't help anybody. it doesn't help the cops and it sure doesn't had he said the communities they serve. >> it was placed in four newspapers including the chronicle. the city of ft. bragg may get a new name. the city on the mendocino coast said it received requests to change its name city. it was named after braxton bragg. a slave open here served in the mexican american war and as a confederate general in the civil war. the mayor said during the meeting on june 22nd, the city council will discuss whether to put the issue on the november ballot for residents to decide. in atlantic, protesters are demanding justice after a man was fatally shot by police at a wendy's parking lot friday night. the fast food restaurant was just gutted by fire last night, ies areer f hpoever set it. later, protesters shut down a

highway where three dozen people were arrested. police also released body cam footage showing the sight and shooting of 27-year-old rayshard brooks during an attempted arrest. the georgia bureau of investigation is reviewing the video. protesters are turning more streets into murals. articlists went to work -- artists went to work and painted in brooklyn. the mayor said he wants a mural on a prominent street in every burrough. and one of los angeles's famous areas also has a mural. they painted big yellow lerg at hollywood and vine. they are inspired by the mural in washington, d.c. right near the white house. last weekend we saw artists paint a similar mural just blocks from oakland city hall. palo alto city leaders are

you understand appreciate to open a park. it offers sweeping views of the bay area, but for 55 years, the oly people allowed to visit are city residents. the guard checks i.d.s at the gate. activists say the national conservation about racism is a perfect time to change the exclusionary rule. according to the chronicle, the idea supported by the congresswoman and others in the community. at least one san francisco religious institution went ahead with indoor, in person services this morning. parishioners rurnt to sths peter and paul church in north beach this morning. services were last held in person at many houses of worship 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 n the fran dio news, they're following the state directive on religious gatherings which limit services to 25% of capacity, or 100 people or fewer for indoor services. another live look at the situation. i believe we have right here. that is unfolding on the upper deck of the bay bridge right now. a group of protesters started blocking lanes about an hour and a half ago. a large police presence is now on the scene. both chp and san francisco police are working the remove protesters. we'll have more o

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safe to do so. >> in the south bay, one of the bay area's largest malls is reopening tomorrow. west field valley fair in santa clara is ready to welcome back shoppers. if you want to go, you will need face coverings. signs will be posted reminding people to maintain social distancing. theed too court will be open but sitdown dining is not allowed. cal train will increase service starting tomorrow in response to the easing of restrictions. it will now run 70 trains every weekday up from the current 42. this will allow for three trains per hour during the height of the commute. cal train is going to use a skip stop system for limited service trains, meaning fewer stops to cut down on times. >> just ahead, you'll want to watch where you park in san francisco. what the city will start

enforcing for the first time since the shelter-in-place order took effect. and get ready for much warmer weather this week. drew touma is up next. coming up in sports, the cal bear finds

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morekawa. welcome back. for the first time in three months, san francisco will enforce the parking rules for street sweeping starting tomorrow. you'll 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 say celebrated accomplishments and shared memories during a virtual celebration of 2020 grads. ♪ >> that's the group celebrating graduates during what would have been the university's commencement. this morning's live stream featured reflections from students and some famous alumni as well. stanford says it will hold an in-person graduation when coronavirus restrictions are lifted. shifting gears now.

getting to the weather. drew touma standing by. it is absolutely gorgeous out there today. >> it really was. a little breezy but that breeze will eventually bring about some warmer weather in the days ahead. so live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you, we've got fog along the coastline. some high clouds streaming through north bay right now. the roof top camera showing you, it is a really pleasant picture. you can see the breeze has picked up. the palm trees are waving in the wind and you can see, 21 is the current wind in san jose, 18-miles-per-hour in fa has bco temperatures on the comfortable side for june. 76 in palo alto. it's warm but not excessively hot at all inland.

79 in cloverdale. the warm spot at 81 degrees. we'll have partly cloudy skies along the coast and in the north bay. it isar there. mid 50s to lower 60s overnight tonight. so future weather as we get you into monday morning, tomorrow morning. we'll have fog banked up along the coastline as our marine layer returns. and throughout the later morning and early afternoon, you will notice the sun sharing the sky with some high clouds from time to time. so tomorrow afternoon, it will be a partly cloudy day. but temperaturewise, again, it is pretty comfortable. pretty close to where we are today. highs tomorrow, still breezy. 65 in the city for the afternoon bfrl 78 in san jose. 81 in concord. 80 in santa rosa and 82 the high in antioch. the future tracker temperatures by tuesday will lose the marine layer. however, it's not too warm out there. we seed widespread 70s to mid

80s. pretty close to where we should be. watch what happens wednesday. the numbers start to ramp up. by wednesday afternoon, you can see the hottest spots going back into the low 90s and it looks like the hottest day we have all week will occur on thursday. tons of sunshine and our warmest temperatures, you can see in the mid to upper 90s. a lot of places around the bay shoreline will be in the 80 like rich mond to redwood city, even san jose. so warmer weather will greet us for the final week of spring. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. partly cloudy. the temperatures are comfortable. it is breezy on tuesday but will lose the fog for total sunshine. by wednesday, we're really ramping up the temperatures. there is the hot afternoon on thursday. friday it is equally as warm and summer arrives here next saturday and by sunday for father's day, it is nice for dad. the fog returns but still warm in the 80s and the 90s.s.s.s.s..

if all was normal, there would have been racing in sonoma today. it's been rain and lightning. we've been delayed. we'll have the highlights at 11:00. the first round -- or final round, that is, in ft. worth, texas. here's collin morikawa. from 50 feet? we wouldn't show it if it didn't go in, right? it goes in. final you understand tied for the lead. daniel berger also making a charge. needs the birdie to get to 15 under and so he does. now on 18. a chance to win with a birdie pand it just slides past. he's at 15 under at that point. xander shockley at 15 under. misses the three footer. he can't believe it. it is a two-man playoff. the first playoff, back to 17. and he misses the three footer.

it is berger's first win i heis hftern otherwise really great week. >> i'm going to have to look back and see what i can take out of it. i just didn't get job done. we gave ourselves a chance and that's the way you want it to end. so yeah, it will sting a little bit but we'll make it out and get into next week. >> deebo samuel is doing his part. he's raisingpr scholarships for black students in his home town. he's raised over $1,300 for the initial $5,000 goal. good stuff there. 22 years ago today, michael jordan made his last shot in a bulls uniform. the game winner in game six of the nba finals, finishing off the three peat. earned his sixth title.

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as we speak where there has been a black lives matter protest. officers, they are trying to reopen lanes and as you can see, that far left lane of the westbound span. it does appear to be open with some vehicles just crawling right on through. to recap what happened, this all started just about two hours ago where a group of protesters, they started blocking all the westbound lanes. you can see there, that large police presence on the scene. we know that chp officers and san francisco police, they are working to remove protesters. you hear the beeps from the horns on this social media video. we'll stay on top of this throughout the evening. once again, the traffic is backed up about six miles back past emeryville. lots more tonight at 11:00. the sheriff's deputy injured in what investigators say was an ambush attack in santa cruz county last week, has gone home from the hospital. we have that emotional video.

plus, that viral v sanfrscf a c. it's having some other repercussions. a siwn sd how she's been mistaken for that woman. and also, we want to end on this one. traditional graduation ceremonies are on hold. one school came up with a unique alternative. >> oh, things priceless. this is because it was held at the summit of the mt. cranmore ski

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