transportation as many of you head back to work. more are trains, new stations. we're live with a look at your morning commute. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, june 15th. good morning, reggie. happy monday. >> hi kumasi, same to you. let's see what our monday has in store for us, we bring in mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. and let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see quickly encroaching from the north is a shield of clouds and that will help keep our temperatures cooler tnyebua comes through here. but it will kick up our winds and right now we're 7 miles per hour or less except from fairfield, 15. expect them to get up to around 20, 25 miles an hour during the afternoon and evening hours, which will also help cool our temperatures compared to yesterday. so when you head outside, increasing clouds now through 7:00, could be a very colorful sunrise, we love to see it, #abc 7 now.

see the 60s, they stay at the coast. notice by 4:00, it will because of the lack of sunshine and breezes kicking up. and as more of you head back to work, the commute and changing workplace just one of the topics we're focused on as we build a better bay area. amy hollyfield is live from the new milpitas b.a.r.t. station this morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, if anyone was worried about crowds this morning on this first monday of the new station, don't be. we haven't seen anyone here yet. it doesn't look like people have worked this into their routine yet. but the station is beautiful and huge. it looks like an airport. the first weekday train is set to leave here in a few minutes at 5:04 this morning. here is a time lapse video of a train on saturday, the first official day of service, from ations. brd newn the south bay.

the funding for this project was approved 20 years ago, so it has been a long wait for people who live in the south bay. but they now have b.a.r.t. in this area taking them to and fro the south bay to where they need to go. long day coming, but it is here. so come try it out, you won't find a crowd here. and don't forget your face masks. new station, but new rules. you do have to have a face covering on the trains. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and cal tran is increasing its service. it will now run 70 trains every weekday up from 42. this will allow for three trains th comme.ca train will skip sto. and now to the very latest in atlanta after the police killing of 27-year-old rayshard brooke be

brooks. his death has been ruled a homicide after he was shot twice in the back by police. the between officers claim that brooks was asleep in a wendy's drive-thru and ran from an arrest after failing a sobriety test. >> will you take a breath test for me? yes or no. >> won't yo want i don't want t anything. >> individual gro shows thvideo the taser before being shot. one officer has been the shot, the second on administrative leave. and the police union says that the decisions were made without due pro due pro due proo 34r5e7 atlanta's police we'chief also resigned. his wife spoke with "good morning america." >> my little children are saying where is daddy, daddy. i fael like ieel like i'm a stam stuck being a single black parent. they took something from me.

>> the district attorney is expected to decide on charges against the officers by mid week. he says murder charges are in play. a live report from atlanta coming up on gma right after abc 7 mornings. closer to home, city leaders in petaluma will be taking a close look at its police department he's policies. tonight the city council will consider forming a subcommittee to review police practices during a virtual meeting that will be open to the public. the council will also draft a statement over the department's use of force protocols. tomorrow night the police chief and city manager will host a separate virtual town hall to answer questions from the public. and oakland city council member is calling to he reallocate at least $25 million of the police department's budget. nicky redirect the money to other social services.

and last week the mayor says that the current budget for oakl cuts of about $5 million of opd's budget and as roughly $22 million to community services. san francisco mayor london breed says she recognizes the pivotal role african-american officials need to play in the national conversation about racism. she made these comments on a cnn town hall. >> this is an extra ordinary time and an extra ordinary time for extra ordinary leadership. in the absence of federal leadership. and what is happening in this country is you are seeing mayors in particular especially african-american mayors who are being called bor because of what is happening around race i ts country. >> mayor breed joined mayor bowser of washington, d.c., keisha lance bottoms of atlanta and lori lightfoot of chicago

for the conversation. we expect to get an update later today on how the state is reopening. governor newsom expected to hold a news conference at noon. as of right now, california is in stage two, retail, manufacturing, some offices, outdoor museums and limited personal services are allowed. the number of infections is rising as more states follow through on plans to reopen. johns hopkins university reports the u.s. is nearing 2.1 million cases of coronavirus. alex presha has more from washington. >> reporter: this morning more reopenings, new jersey, the latest state to enter a new phase, allowing nonessential retail and outdoor dining. but across the country, coronavirus cases are on the rise. at least 22 states and puerto rico have an increase in new reported cases. that includes arizona. there have been 1200 new cases since saturday. and now some phoenix bars and restaurants are closing down for a second time. in utah, covid-19 is

disproportionately affecting the latino community, they are 14% of the population but make up 42% ofhe cases. florida set another record reporting 2,000 cases in 24 hours for the second day in a row. the governor there saying an outbreak among farm workers and increased testing in nursing homes is partially behind the surge in numbers. >> we're doing three times as many tests a day now than we did at the end of march. >> reporter: the mayor of key west citing some of the crowded beaches. >> i have a concern we would search like certainly welcome all tourism but we want to be responsible. >> reporter: eight states have seen increases in hospitalizations. and texas and arizona set new hospitalization records. long testing lines like this backed up over the weekend. new york state is seeing its lowest number of hospitalizations and deaths since the pandemic began. but images like this over the

weekend have drawn criticism from the governor. >> a bar or restaurant that is violating these rules can lose their liquor license. we are not kidding around with this. you are talking about jeopardizing people's lives. >> reporter: also two big ten schools say that they will have students on campus this fall. penn state and the university of wisconsin announced plans to reopen with students. alex presha, abc news, washington. all right. let's take a look at what is going on back at home and we'll start with weather along the east bay shore where we have 53 in castro valley, and richmond, oakland, ala me todmedaalameda,. and most places low to mid-60s. and let's take a look outside. and you can see from the east bayhill, it is kind of rockinge. breezes on the increase. clouds are on the increase. and that will keep it

comfortable the next two days if you want to do some yard work or, dad, if you want to get it before the weekend so you don't have to do it on father's day. and it will be breezy this afternoon if you are thinking good jogging or riding a bike. let's take a look at neighborhoods in the south bay. we jump to 71 at 10:00. and we'll hang out in the mid 70s, but then the breezes kick in and we drop down to 64 at 8:00. for the north bay, we're in the 60s late this morning, and hit the upper 70s before 68 at 8:00. east bay valleys, mid to upper 70s from 10:00 on. and then the breezes kick in at 4:00 and temperatures drop down to 69 by 8:00. we'll take a look at the warm holiday weekend coming up. first want to bring sue hall back in, she has your gint' to

plaza, you can see a beautiful sunrise starting to happen with some of the clouds that mike has been talking about. also no delay at the toll plaza. we had an earlier problem with a fatal accident in the santa cruz accident. you can still see some slowing, but the accident has been cleared. so both lanes northbound are now open. this is right near granite creek. it is stopped still though as you approach the scene of the accident. so it will take some time for this to recover. purple on our maps is never good, so we'll check back in a few minutes and see huh thinhowe recovering. now back to reggie and kumasi. and coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. you don't know if i live here or if this is my property. >> cple who confronted a man about black lives matter chalk art on his own property now apolog what they botth had to say. and plus a

here are the 7 things to know. number one, breaking news, the u.s. air force says a fighter plane has crashed into the north sea. the jet was on a routine mission when it hit the water this morning. one pilot was on board, their status is unknown. number two, the district attorney in atlanta says he will decide on possible murder charges this week for the two police officers involved in friday's deadly shooting of rayshard brooks. brooks was shot twice in the back after the officer said that he evaded arrest and stole one t raig ll but that is only if the stores are able to meet the county's health requirements. number four, today is the first weekday commute on b.a.r.t.'s new south bay stations. that means fremont is no longer the end of the line. service now goes south to milpitas and northern tohe w tt

winds. here is an example. 25 to 35-mile-per-hour winds, not uncommon through the evening hours. and number 6, we're following your monday morning commute, we had earlier fatal accident in santa cruz that has been cleared, but it is slow to recover. you can see the yellow on your maps and the red right there, speeds under 10 miles per hour.. and number 1e67 >> and nunl seven,mber seven, a hampshire school came up with a unique situation for graduates. they took a chair lift up to receive their diplomas. andis apologizing after a video went viral. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking?

>> because it is private property. are you defacing private property in. >> james lives in the pacific heights neighborhoodndsitgck m chalk outside of his home when lisa alexander and robert larkins questioned if he belonged there. he recorded this video and posted it online saying that this is an k3 example of, quote polite racism. larkins has been fired from his job and he emailed an apology saying i have a lot to learn about how racism impacts people in their lives daily. alexander wants to apologize to him in person and in a statement she says the last 3484848484848 taught me that my actions were by someone who is not aware of racial inequalities. and we're seeing the impact of this confrontation in los angeles. two small business owners are being attacked by people online who have confused their business with lisa alexander's skin care

company. a luz pena spoke them. >> reporter: danger, do not go here. one after another reviews attacking this business kept rushing in. >> i literally just froze and told him that something has happened with my business and i almost passed out. >> reporter: at first they thought yelp had been hacked. as they looked at their twitter account action they noticed that they had been 1rid i don't wher alex ander questioned a resident for stenciling black lives matter in chalk outside of his home last tuesday. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you ask something. >> because it is private property. >> somebody had postedsomething >> because it is private property. >> somebody had posted a comment saying here is her business, her business yelp page, let's go after it. but it had my wife's business.

>> reporter: and lisa is a ceo in the bay area. as the video went viral, all her social media pages including her business were deleted. the only one that resembled face products was my least face, melissa's business. >> we started private messaging them to say that i'm not lisa. >> reporter: as she tried to clearl her name, she noticed a jump on her website with over 5,000 views prompting her to post will disclaimer saying that she is not connected to alexander. >> even today has been receiving phone calls, people asking for the racist lisa. >> reporter: what is your message to lisa alexander? >> i don't know -- i mean, we don't know her. >> we viewed the video many times, we read through all the comments. and she made a big mistake. >> reporter: we contacted yelp about the identity mixup and they replied in part -- i've

flagged this to our user support team and they will be removing the reviews in question since they violate our content guidelines for not reflecting firsthand experiences with the business. and they are also seeing this as a learning experience. after a twitter user pointed this out. >> he said, you know, i'm sorry this happened to you, but imagine you wake up, you do nothing wrong on your own, and all of a sudden your whole life is turned upside down and this is what people of color experience daily. and i will not forget that. that was very eye-opening. >> reporter: and they are now considering to change the name of their business if more people keep attacking them. > and happening da it is san francisco had envisioned for the 150th anniversary of golden gate park, but as we all know, the

pandemic changed everybody's plans. today is the first day of the golden gates park pop-up welcome center. you can get hoodies, t-shirts, baseball caps and other keep sakes for the anniversary. you probably remember that there was a grand celebration planned for the park's birthday including this giants ferris wheel, but now they are having to adjust it because of covid-19. and so now it is more of a virtual party that is live streamed with concerts and other online activities. mike, you know, i had planned for us to go to that ferris wheel. i was just really sure that we would be out there riding around. >> that would be fun. looking at the beautiful view. we'll do it virtually. >> will we? how do you do a virtual ferris wheel? >> i don't know. someone much smarter and more time on their hands and graphic capabilities can figure that

out. all right, here is the extent of my graphic capabilities. let's open the weather window from sutro tower. and you can see the colorful n sunri sunrise, it is developing. less sunshine today due to a cold front passing to our north that will induce a cooler sea breeze. and tonight the clouds will decrease a little bit. coolest tomorrow, but then the warming trend begins wednesday and linkers through the father's day weekend. and you can see back building down the cold front, some green, some rain, but that won't make it to us. there is a chance i would say in lake and mendocino county, could you have a stray shower. but mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay, 77 in sa. 69 at millbrae, 70 to 74 for the rest of the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast. and then mid-60s for downtown and south san francisco, mid-60s to the north bay coast and upper

se 70s to near 80 for the north bay valleys. nd struggle to the 80baly. deepest valleys, low to mid-50s for the rest of us. tomorrow is the coolest day. the breezes switch direct and you can see almost a 10 to 12 degree warming trend for wednesday. warmest thursday and friday. have a good one. there is a new biography about millenia trump detailing her influence in the white house. here is kyra phillips. >> reporter: in the "first look," one-on-one with the writer of the revealing new book, the art of her deal, the untold story ofelania trump. >> a photographer said she is like a ghost, everyone knows her but no one does. >> reporter: and mary jordan

interviewing melania's friends, teachers and people inside the white house. >> she only came to the united states for the very first time when she was 26 years old. and 20 years later she is heading to the white house. so i just wanted to find more information, who is this person. she is after all one of the most recognized people in the world. >> reporter: melania trump hasn't yet responded to abc news' request for comment about the book. more revelations from the book coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm kyra phillips, abc news, washington. if you've had books on hold at contra costa library, you can pick them up starting today. nearly two dozen libraries are starting front door service and it is basically contactless pick p. you call or text when you arrive and they took your books on a table outside. people who have had holds since

before the stay-at-home order will have the first pickup appointme appointments. we'll tell you about this recall alert, the usda has a warning about nearly 43,000 pounds of

winds. they are relatively calm this morning through about 7:00. they pick up a little bit outoc afternoon and evening hours, a lot of us 20 to 35-mile-per-hour winds. so that could bring down some small tree limbs. so be careful if you are out walking the dog or going on a bike ride. tomorrow morning we wake up, fastest breezes right along the coast and then they ramp up again during the latter parts of the afternoon and evening, but . so if he damage, it will be more likely this evening. reggie. >> i'll take it, mike. so this is a reminder at this point to check your fridge because there is a recall on nearly 43,000 pounds of ground f

beef. the products are sold under thomas farms and market side butcher, some were sold at walmart. the meat was produced on june 1 and it has an establishment number of 46841 inside mark of infectifectiospectioins. in reports yet of anyone getting sick. and as america eases into the summer travel season, one airport is unveiling new technology that is supposed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. houston's george bush enterta a feature. instead of handing a boarding pass or phone to the gate aagena computer will scan your face. two international gates are using it now with plans to expand. >> by the end of june, we'll implement it in three additional gates for a total of five. and then the plan is by october expand to 15 gates if our

international travelers. >> only one bay area airport uses the facial technology. >> i feel a hot topic coming on. >> so do i. >> but it is kind of like -- when i sign up, i just do my eyes or a fingerprint, but that is an option that i chose to sign up for. >> that's right. so this is something that looks like it is mandatory and that is when people start to get upset. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a fight over face masks that ends with a cafe customer intentionally coughing on another woman. we'll show you how it escalated. and another disneyland theme park getting ready to reopen this week. >> you've probably been doing a lot of scrolling online doing your shopping there. and starting today, you can finally go to the west field

valley fair mall. i'll have all the precautions

now at 5:30, anger in atlanta. a police officer shoots and kills a black man. this morning authorities considering murder charges. local protesters fighting for racial justice find a powerful way to spread their message. the standstill on the bay bridge. and this is a huge day for on indoor retail in san francisco. people can start shopping again and also one of the biggest malls in the south bay is getting ready to reopen, the question is, will shoppers return. good morning on this monday, june 15th. >> of course you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast, so let's check in with mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us on this monday. let's take a look from the east

bayhills camera, you can see it looks pretty clear from this swran dama vantage point, but overlay the clouds and they will take over our sky today aiding the cooling trend. so a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. mid-60s along the coast into san francisco, you can see low to mid-70s around bay. some upper 70s to near 80 in the south bay. same thing in the north bay. and in the east bay for the most part, upper 70s to a few low 80s there also. breezes will be fastest this evening, 25, 35 miles per hour. so be careful if you are heading out then. we'll talk about a warming trend in time for father's day weekend coming up. and breaking news this morning, search and rescue teams continue to look for the u.s. air force pilot who crashed into the north sea. the air force says the fighter jet was on a routine mission in suffolk, england. just one pilot was on board when it hit the water stimg aroueterd

3:00 a.m. our time. the pilot's status is still unknown. and we want to bring you stories that help build a better bay area and one thing that we're following is the economy as more and more stores reopen. today there are major changes happening in san francisco. for the first time since march, retailers can start letting customers shop inside. that announcement came over the weekend. so it means lithe big malls lik westfield and stones town galg r galleria can reopen. masks are required andber o gst and have crews tt a cleaning up a little more frequently. shoppers will have access to hand sanitizer and hand washing stations. the west field valley fair mall is also reopening. and julian glover is live in santa clara with a look inside. >> reporter: good morning. you've likely been doing a lot of online shopping, but finally

the westfield valley fair mall behind me will be opening at 11:00 a.m. this morning. the parent company is hoping that the spacious 2.2 million square foot facility will give people lots of ability to get back in the mall. and we got a look inside. employees are getting extra training in customer interaction to remind shoppers to wear those face mas. d there ar also signs up it remind shoppers to keep their distance and place markers on the ground to make sure people are spaced out in and haouout. ancoon areassinfected regularly. anonly 72 pl bloominnd old navy, they are all open. but stores like kay jewelers,

and many kiosks inside are still closed. the food court will be open, but there won't be anyplae to actually sit there. within the next week, the mall's parent company let us know that they are working on a capacity tracker so you can actually log in online and see how many people are inside of the mall before you decide if you want to come to the mall and shop. we're also hearing that some stores are working on an option where you will actually be able to make an appointment online and then come to the mall and do some of your shopping. again, the mall opens at 11:00 a.m. this morning. we'll see how many people make the trip. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> some innovative ideas. thank you. and now to the developing situation in plaentd protesters are erupting. ray shard broo rayshard brooks was shot in the back twice and his wife is speaking publicly.

andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: demonstrations there coast to coast after another deadly police shooting of a black man. and protesters also gathering at the wendy's restaurant where a police officer shot rayshard brooks friday night. the incident all captured on police body and dash cam video which began after the officers responded to a call that brooks was allegedly asleep in his car blocking the drive-thru. police say that he was then given multiple sobriety tests which they say he failinged. >> can you take a breath test for me is this yes or no. >> i don't want to refuse anything. >> reporter: police say that he resisted arrest which turned into a struggle leading him to graben officer's taser. he flees and appears to point the stun gun at the officers while he runs away. officer garrett rolfe fired lee shots at brooks who died at the hospital after surge writry.

the autopsy says the manner of death is homicide. protesters hitting the streets over the weekend setting fire to the wendy's as the atlanta police chief stepped down. officer rolfe was fired and the other officer suspended. officer rolfe was terminated without due process according to the police union. and a decision on whether to file charges is expected buyer m by mid week and he says murder charges are being considered. >> following the facts, we'll be examining and reexamining the evidence. >> i didn't know that i was going to wake up to my husband never coming home. >> reporter: brooks' wife says he was not dangerous and calls the shooting a murder. andrea fiji me, ai, abc news, n

york. a plan includes creating a database of officers fired for on gross misconduct to prevent other agencies from hiring them and also for a national use of force standard with a focus on deescalation. and officers would get frequent training n. crisis intervention. the plan was unveiled in a full page ad in the chronicle thewspapers. we aed wt mes reformdifferent.ha i l.as the nation, let'sit. let's not just sit at a table and keep talking about it for the next two or three year, let's do it. let's get policy in place that is good. let's get the training and get the funding to do both of those things. >> as i'm sure you've heard, there have been calls to defund the police departments but the unions say that would not help them or the communities that they serve. black lifves matter

brought traffic to a standstill on the bridge. more than 20 were arrested. a demonstrators had parked their cars on the upper deck and painted blm on the its eheir rhtprotest, chp but doing so on the bay bridge is dangerous. in the east bay, a community march in danville drew hundreds to support the "black lives matter" movements. it was organized by a 25-year-old who is a danville native. she was so moved by the death of george floyd that she knew she had to bring a message to her hometown. gog to be my reality.at ts we talk about rosa park, martin luther king, but this is a moment. you know, this is real. >> black lives matter. >> we need to show support for them. we're tired of seeing police e typically see peopleande'thet

in our neighborhoods supporting the cause. so this means a lot saying that systemic racism has no place in danville or anywhere. our website, we have a list of local resources to help you navigate the challenges regarding race and equality. just go to abc7news.com/takeaction. and you can click on race resources for a full list. it might be time to check your car because coming up, we're talking about the warnings that went out on windshields overnight. and also a fight over the use of face masks. a woman called out for not wearing one at a cafe, she ends up intentionally coughing on another customer. but first, a check on the weather and meteorologist mike nic nicco. >> wow, leading with that into me, that is -- what are people thinking? 52 in morgan hill, the rest of us mid to upper 50s with increasing high clouds across the south bay.

62 in fair field. brentwood 67. most of us in the mid to upper 50s. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see the who i clouds co high clouds and the breezes that will be coming from the cold front will increase significantly during the afternoon and evening hours. so while it is relatively quiet this morning, all of our bridges will be a little dicey this ech even a afternoon and evening. and peninsula, 69 at 10:00, we hang out in the low 70s through 2:00, breezes kick in and then temperatures drop the rest of the afternoon down to 61 degrees at 80. in the east bay, we'll warm up to 72 at noon, breezes kick we're down to 63 at 8:00. and then san francisco, we're pretty much stuck

afternoon. at 8:00, down to 61. and another cool breezy day tomorrow before summer heat coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. let's say good morning to sue hall in for jobina. >> good morning, everyone. a check of your morning commute. the is san mateo bridge is gett busier. about an 18 minute drive from 880 over towards 101. gorgeous morning on the golden gate bridge, you are fog-free, four lanes in the southbound direction and two lanes northbound and you can see that it is light into san francisco. otherwise we'll take a look at some of your drive time, we have it ramping up a little bit between tracy and dublin. highway 4 is looking pretty good. and your drive into san francisco as we saw from san rafael, a nice 15 minute beautiful ride across the golden gate.

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5:44. hi, everybody. let's take a look at what is going on outside. we use the east bayhills camera. temperatures right around 57, 58 degrees at 7:00. a lot of high clouds micking in with our sunshine. and breezes that will keep us near 60 at the coast, 72 to 75 at noon, but actually cooler by 4:00, 71 to 73. and 66 to 67 by 7:00. winds are going to be dangerous up in the sierra, high fire danger today, red flag warning there. about 70 today in monterey. kumasi. thank you, mike. and happening right now, san francisco and hayward are enforcing the parking rules for street sweeping again. in san francisco, police began leaving warning tickets on vehicles overnight.

this video is along harrison street. and both cities stopped street sweeping when they imposed the shelter-at-home rules. but streets now have to be cleaned again as more and more businesses reopen. a santa cruz sheriff's deputy is back home this morning a week after she was injured in an encounter with a specific who killed a fellow officer. this is deputy alex spencer walking out oas workers and other officers cheered him on yesterday. spencer and sergeant damon gutzwiller were investigating a suspicious vehicle in ben lomond. the sheriff says that they were ambushed by the suspect using diploma explosive devices and assaults rifle. gutzwiller died and spencer was hit by stlhrapnel and struck by

the suspect's car. the suspect faces multiple felonies including murder. this morning we're learning more about a dangerous trap set up on tinder. a fresno man is charged with kidnapping and attempted rape of a woman. detectives say that the man used a fake name dominic and endicti them to meet in person. earlier this year tinder instituted a panic button. an argument over face masks escalated when a woman coughed on another customer at a new york bagel shop. [ bleep ] this is video of the confrontation june 6. allison is the woman being coughed on in the video. she says it started when the woman entered the store without a face mask and coughed without

covering her mouth. allison says she doesn't want to confront her, so she told an employee about her concern. >> i wasn't looking to argue, i wasn't looking to attack anyone because that is not in my nature. my goal of saying something was to make the establishment aware that i felt unsafe in their store. >> apparently the woman overheard. she can be seen in the video calling goodbaum passive aggressive, taunting her to say to her face. the woman has not publicly commented on the incident. let's turn this over to hong kong disneyland getting ready to reopen after being closed for almost five months because of rss priority. face coverings and temperature screenings will be required for all guests entering the park.

testimon it will reopen thursday. and guests have to book reservations line. this is the second disney park to reopen globally. disney is the parent company of abc 7. disney world and disneyland here in the u.s. are set to reopen next week. >> i'm exciting to see what happens and what it looks like. >> and hong kong disneyland has a brand new castle. yay. >> wow. >> a very niche content. but if you want to see it, it is on my twitter. >> of course it is. i hope it goes smoothly because i know a lot of people would like ours to get open. that would be a nice quick getaway for a weekend, just to get out of the house. so fingers crossed. let's talk about the weather.

east bayhills, you can see it looks pretty clear right now, but those are high clouds that are moving in with below to average highs today and tomorrow with increasing winds. they will be even faster i think this afternoon and possibly tomorrow. give or take a little bit. but a warming trend wednesday that will last through the father's day weekend. you can see the swirling air mass coming out of the golf of alaska, look at all that wet weather, northern california, oregon, washington, a stray shower is possible today with that cold front. but i wouldn't count on it. in the south bay, 75 in milpitas and gilroy about 82. 74 in palo alto, 69 at millbrae. near 62 along the peninsula coast, mid-60s itown sou san upper 70s through near 80 in the north bay. 70 in berkeley, 74 in hercules. as you move into the valleys, 80

in 34res pleasanton, 82 in pitt. we'll have a partly cloudy sky. and so a little more tomorrow, but the breeze temperatures wll drop a little bit. look how quickly they rebound by wednesday with the warmest days thursday and friday. 70s, 80s and 90s. 24 hour fitness will permanently close 10 of its bay area locations. this is the gym that is at market street in castro. it will close along with three others in san francisco. members are welcome to visit other locations. the company says that it will reopen its other gyms once it is safe to do so. and self checkout lanes may become more popular in our post pandemic world. a walmart in being a sarkansas

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s as a prrails are now at least three pups have been born in the presidio and they are reaching the age where thelt start to explore the park. adult coyotes can be you might see this as a silver lining from quarantine. families spending more time together because they are forced to. father's day is this sunday and new research shows that dads are forming a stronger bond with their kids. a new study from harvard shows nearly 70% of dads said that they were feeling closer to their kids during the pandemic and more than half say their kids are sharing more about their feelings. "good morning america" spoke to some dads who say even in the middle of the stress, they found

a little gift in their lives. ♪ >> before quarantine, all my hopes and dreams were outside the house. and now i'm realizing that i can do so much with my family. and i really learned to value this time. >> harvard researchers say they made a lot of great discoveries. their full study will be released at a later date. >> so cute. >> yeah, they are discovering that they have kids. >> yeah, who are these people? >> and some even look like me. how did that happen? let's take a look at the winds. they are fastest along the coast this morning. but look what happens as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. especially when those winds pop up around 8:00 and they are 3 5.

now, they will calm down a little bit overnight, but then return tomorrow, but maybe they won't be quite as aggressive away from the coast as they are this evening. check out the temperatures, because of the aggressive wind, we'll be cooler than average again tomorrow, 60s and 70s in most neighborhoods, winds back off and look at the nintsd developi 90s developing and even more thursday with temperatures above average all the way out to the coast. we'll talk more about the warming trend coming up. and coming up next at 6:00, an apology from the couple who confronted a man about a "black lives matter" chalk art on his own property. plus the new warning as more people go back to work, why one expert says our roads will be a nightmare for drivers.

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>> good morning. >> and so what does our monday look like, mike? >> a little change in the forecast for today. we've got clouds onincreaeezes increase. won't be quite as mild as yesterday. and it starts with a look at live doppler 7, and you see the high clouds coming as a cold front will pass to the north and that will induce the sea breeze are. winds are already starting to pick up. but then faster this afternoon 25 to 35 this afternoon and evening. temperatures 57 to 59 at 7:00. and look at the temperature at noon, it is warmer than the temperature at 4:00. it is usually the opposite. and by 7:00, we're in the 50s and 60s. so grab a coat if you are heading out this evening. let's get back to the news with reggie. a major milestone in the south bay.