pg&e stock which is known to fluctuate as the utility company tries to dig itself out of this really nasty bankruptcy settling right now. and who knows where that stock could be after it deals with another what could be another rough wildfire season. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. this morning, firefighters are fighting to surround a wildfire that is burning out of control in san uisobispo. forced cal trans to close highway 101 for a few hours. people in that area were warned to be ready to evacuate but that order was canceled last night. president trump and the city of atlanta expected to announce sweeping changes to police policy after the police killing of another black man rayshard brooks.

has that information from washington. >> around noon eastern today and this executive order is coming as we're hearing the 911 tape that led to the deadly shooting of rayshard brooks. >> reporter: this morning hearing the 911 call that led to the shooting of rayshard brooks. >> does it appear for him to have any weapons from where you see it? >> no, i think he is intoxicated. >> reporter: as brooks is running away, you see him reach back and point the stun gun at garrett rolfe and rolfe fires three shots and. this morning we're learning this wasn't his first incident with a gun. his personnel file shows he was reprimnded in 2017 for use of a firearm. president trump responded to the brooks shooting yesterday. >> i thought it was a terrible situation. >> reporter: now expected to

sign an executive order focused on police reforms later today. incents have police agencies across the country to adopt best practices on use of force and share information about misconduct and respond to nonviolent calls with the help of social workers. this executive order will not push for outright bans on certain debehavior like no-knock warrants and roll back protections under qualified immunity. alex presha, abc news, washington. the owners of stamp bar and grill are having to defend themselves and even dodge dozens of death threats after a video surfaced accusing them of being racist. the post shows a man wearing a hat dining on saturday and heckling at a group of peaceful protesters and demonstrators that were marching past during a black lives matter rally. his server condoned the man's

behavior and even gave him a high five but the server says just the opposite. >> i went to the table and i told him, shut up and leave immediately. >> i don't know if i need to close my doors tomorrow. i don't know if someone is going to break into my home. i don't know if someone is throwing rocks at my restaurant right now. >> the owners say they are terrified of closing again because they already lost roughly half a million dollars during this stay-at-home period. the number of covid-19 cases in california has thankfully stabilized but the governor says it is a real threat. the number of infected people in the hospital has remained steady over a two-week period. only 4.5% people tested have been positive for coronavirus. as the state reopens, we'll see an increase in cases, but he saysple to stay isolated any longer actually threatens their physical and mental health as well as finances. a few new countywide

coronavirus testing sites will be opening in santa clara county. the los altos youth center and creekside park in cupertino, palotalo city hall. it is free and no appointment is needed. part of santa clara effort to better combat coronavirus. each site is open 10:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. tuesday through thursday and the palo alto site is also opened on friday. schools, gyms, restaurants and offices have all been affected by coronavirus. if you want to see the changes all of us are facing right now, go to abc7news.com/coronavirus and then click on this image that you see here for the story. it's called life after covid-19. in the east bay, a cookiemaker is wanting an apology from the organizers of a farmers market who he said scolded him for passing out pride flags at his booth. abc7 news reporter jr stone spoke with the man in livermore

to hear his story. >> nobody else has flaggs. that should have been a clue. >> reporter: tense moments where op psi pride ftold >> i will suspend you right now. >> reporter: gail hayden who heads the california farmers market association was the one in the video. he was selling cookies at his stand just as he has for the last four years but passing out free pride flags. >> you don't come yelling at each other. you explain calmly if there's a disagreement. >> reporter: hayden's daughter said there is a free speech area where passing out free flags would have been allowed and kids were using the flags as swords, creating a dangerous situation. >> if he just wanted to pass out rainbow stickers or take the flag part off that would have been better for us. >> reporter: at one point the argument took another turn.

>> i have been in places for 40 years where they bring out, and my jobhe market and not satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a political poi r dan w apology and the city to go with a new farmers market operator. >> we are grateful for the city of livermore and we know this is not them and we hope that they change things to reflect that. >> reporter: you're looking at the pride flag outside of livermore city hall. this is actually the first time it's flown in this location for the entire pride month. organizers from the farmers market tell me they're hopeful to sit down with dan to try to talk out this entire situation. in livermore, j.r. stone, abc7 news. a new twist on food donations. coming up next, a local group tackling two big issues with one act of generosity. leaders take a greater stand

for diversity. their push to bring back programs that have been banned for 24 years. but, first, meteorologist mike nicco is tracking what we can expect weather wise for our day ahead. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. hi, everybody. let's look at what is going on with your temperatures along the east bay shore. 52 in castro valley the cool spot. oakland 60 warm spot. most of us around 55 to 57 degrees and else where temperatures are maybe a degree or two milder than yesterday. a lot of mid to upper 50s and antioch and brentwood are cooler than yesterday right at 60. here's a look at san jose and a few clouds and 58 degrees. driving is going to be a lot like yesterday, except for it's a little breezier early this morning. and the bridges will be most susceptible to those breezes during the afternoon and evening commute and so will the bay water. here's a look at your temperatures today. low to mid 60s through 10:00 in the south bay and hit low 70s at noon and hang there through 6:00

and notice the fastest winds around 4:00 to 6:00 and up in the north bay, 59 at 8:00. 10:00 we're at 68. from noon all the way to 6:00, mid to upper 70s with full-on sunshine and then let's take a look at the east bay valleys. you're going to notice more sunshine here than yesterday with temperatures through 70 and by 8:00 we're down to a very comfortable 71 degrees. altamont pass gusting up to 60 miles per hour. dangerous in our higher elevations. what are you seeing? >> chp issued a high-wind advisory for the altamont pass. here at the golden gatelitt bit median barrier and that has been picked up. take a look at the san mateo bridge, if we can find it.

there we go. that is looking pretty good. let me back up a little bit. the tail lights on the causeway and no lights for 14 to 15-minute drive across the span. rollover at almaden and redmond has that rosed closed indefinitely and southbound 87 is also very slow. give yourself plenty of time on this early morning on tue

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> you can see from the roof camera that conditions are calmer in san francisco than they were yesterday afternoon and get just as aggressive. 57 degrees right now. let's talk about our day planner for today. 52 to 57 and pretty close to where we were yesterday and maybe a degree or two cooler. y noon and just as breezy 71 to 74 and just about as cool and you can see 50s and 60s by 7:00. high fire danger starts 11:00 this evening through 8:00 saturday morning for solano county and wouldn't be surprised if napa county putting eventually because the fire weather is the same in about both of those counties. mid 80s oto 63 in tahoe and 72 in yosemite. very breezy up there, also. kuma kumasi? new developments in the golden state killer trial. the suspect joseph deanglo could

be ready to strike a plea deal. he is set to plead guilty to 13 murders and dozens of rape and kidnapping charges at a hearing set for june 29th. he would receive a life sentence as part of this agreement. deangelo is 74 years old. the crimes occurred in the 1970s and 1980s. dna recovered from old rape kits led to deanglo's arrest in 2018 and accused of four rapes in contra costa county. the supreme court rejected the trump administration's bid to throw out a california immigrant sanctuary law by a 7-2 vote the justices left in place a lower court ruling which limits local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. california argued that encouraging local police to participate in federal immigration enforcement makes people less likely to report crimes if they believe they will be deported. the university of california

is pushing back on affirmative action. california voters approved proposition 209ac in1996 and that bans the state from giving preferential treatment based on race, ethnicity or sex as a way to promote diversity. a measure to reveal the proposition and restorm affirmative action passed the state assembly last week. now it moves to the state senate where it will have to pass with a two-thirds majority and lawmakers have until june 25th to make a decision. if approved, it would appear on a november ballot. we know this pandemic has hit us all in so many different ways but especially difficult for countless unseen seniors, people who are shut in and kids who suddenly don't have enough to eat. abc7 news reporter wain friedman has the story of a nonprofit in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: a study a potential chaos contained by a chef's vision and organizational skills. >> my food is my calling card. >> reporter: chad and his

partner marcus. in this time of covid-19, they're a catering company that has pivoted to take-home meals. >> we lost about $100,000 in business between march and april. >> we had all this inventory that we were supposed to make all this money, profit for us, right. that went out the door. >> reporter: and yet you'll notice their cooking. the eighth time they have donated their kills to a marin county nonprofit called extrafood.org. the founder saw a need. >> hunger breaks my heart. i wanted to do something about it. >> reporter: extra food actually began seven years ago based on a statistic that one in five people in marin county are hungry every day and that the amount of food wasted or thrown away from restaurants and grocery stores could feed them. the pandemic has made it worse. >> this is about justice. everybody in our community should have the food they need. >> reporter: since the pandemic began, extrafood.org restaurants

and donors have served some 30,000 meals to more than 100 locations in the county. in marin city you nail nathan raved about the quality and variety. >> i'll never turn it down. >> reporter: the irony that chad and marcus never meet their beneficiaries. the premise by giving, they also receive. >> i get to feel good. i get to know i am helping my community and be a chef. >> reporter: turning a negative into a positive. marv figured that long out before this panpandemic, but th is more than about statistics. it is pragmatics. >> 20 people are not going to be hungry at dinnertime. >> reporter: that is no small victory. >> i just love to see people helping. that makes me feel good. >> sets a great example. can never get tired or short of those stories, can we? nice. how did you like yesterday? >> yesterday was nice.

i walked around lot. it felt good. little windy, but, what ev. i enjoyed. >> good. you'll enjoy today, too. those winds kept us from getting too hot and maybe you'll miss the winds when it does start to get hot. san jose 58 degrees and brighter today and breezy and cool to comfy as temperatures will be a little bit short of our average levels for the middle of june. windy hills. okay. there is a fire concern the next couple nights on our hills and mountains. right now only solano county under that red flag warning and our hottest afternoons tomorrow, thursday and friday. here's a look at that trough of low pressure. you can see that bowl of cold air sitting over us. kicked up the high clouds and breezes and the clouds have moved on and drier air is in the way but the breezes come back. we'll have sunshine, breezy conditions. and mid to upper 70s for the south bay today. we'll have 68 in millbrae and 69 in san mateo and low to mid 70s for the rest of the peninsula.

62 to 63 along the peninsula coast with mid to upper 60s downtown and south san francisco to 70 in sausalito. mid 60s north bay coast and then mid 70s to near 80 through the north bay valleys. 71 at richmond to 75 at hercules. that is your spread across the east bay shoreline and 76 at san ramon and 84 in brentwood and antioch. tonight temperatures will run. there will be microclimates. up in the hills in the 60s. for the rest of us down lower elevations in the 50s. my accuweather forecast. ten degrees warmer even the coast. and warmest thursday and we'll get a slight off shore breeze and then the sea breeze starts to come back to the coast friday and the rest of us still sizzling hot and by saturday and sunday a little bit of a break from the heat. still 80s and 90s still above average. looks like a stretch of summer weather for us, kumasi. >> you know i'm not mad. thanks, mike. well, t-mobile says service is back following a day-long

nationwide shortage or outage, i should say. the fda has just approved the first plescription video game for kids. here's techbytes. >> t-mobile faces an fcc probe after a massive outage. phone service and data was knocked out for tens of thousands of people on monday and service was back to normal early this morning. they blame a routing issue comes weeks after t-mobile's merger with sprint. jeff bezos may be giving his first congressional testimony this summer. published reports say bezos is willing to testify along with other ceos. house lawmakers have been seeking his testimony as they look into anti-competitive practices in silicicone valley. the first video game that doctors can prescribe for children with adhd. it can help kids between 8 and 12 years old who play 25 minutes a day five days a week. those are your techbytes.

have a great day. >> interesting. all right. a new covid scam isg the are t advantage of your good will. 24-hour fitness falls victim to the pandemic and files for bankruptcy. from 7 on your side

all right. let's revisit solano county where we have the red flag warning starting at 11:00 this evening through 8:00 thursday morning.

let's see the fire danger. our fire danger index. you can see goes from low to extreme. and you can see it's moderate to high all the way through tomorrow morning and some of that spills into napa. a lot of it spills into napa county and some into sonoma county and then a bullseye very high is right on the border with napa. i'm surprised napa is not in that fire danger just because there is an imaginary county line doesn't mean that the fire danger just stops right there. you see it does spill into napa, also. you have to be just as vigilant as our folks that live in solano county. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. looks like things are not working out for 24 hour fitness struggling to get through covid-19 and now filing for bankruptcy. how this might affect you if you're a member and what you should do next. as we told you more than 130 gyms are permfaanently closing. four in bay area. the main problem for members is

24 hours debt situation. >> there was quite a lot of debt. they say there's over a billion of debt. >> so, it means those with long-term memberships are, unfortunately, not likely to see refunds. 24-hour has had to pay back the banks first. 7 on your side found the best option is to just transfer your membership to another open gym. members will get to go to any premium gym regardless of what level membership you have and another option you can do is just switch to a month-to-month membership. a warning about this latest covid-19 scam. con men are using your religious affiliations against you. so, here's how it works. scammers are sending out these e-mails and they appear to be from your church or from your synagogue or from your mosque and they ask you to buy a gift crd for someone in need. authorities are warning that this is a common request in

religious communities so it's pretty easy to fall for it. check the e-mail addresses and make a call or two before you actually donate money or buy anything. you can save a lot of money, though, if you're shopping for a new car right now. so, the car shopping app co-pilot says the price of used cars has dropped about 4% nationwide since this pandemic started. here in the san francisco area, the bay area, prices are down 3%. hertz has been selling off part of its used car fleet since it filed for bankruptcy. some of the premium used cars are now selling for 12% less than before they filed for bankruptcy. mike, i have been on this website because i think i'm going to get a car because i don't have a car right now. i want to adventure. >> i don't blame you. good for you. >> i think it might be better than just renting. if i want to go somewhere, i

just rent a car. but i'm ready to venture for real. >> you have a parking spot and don't have to worry about it. >> i'm working on it. >> the adventures of kumasi and her new car. that will be fun. let's talk about what's going on hopefully. i know it will have air conditioning, but they used to sell cars without them. here's a look at summer warmth for friday. 70s 80s and 90s from san francisco and inland. we may drop down a degree or two saturday and look at father's day. looking a lot warmer than it did this time yesterday especially inland with the wealth of 80s, 90s around the bay and 70 in san francisco. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. next at 5:00, the 92-year-old ceo who is leaving his company after spending 60 years in charge. the warning of the use of masks on planes. the airline says it will ban people from flying if they don't comply. and an investigation into milk shakes. okay. new information after three

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goodern morning, everybody. it is tuesday, june 16th. good morning, reggie and good morning, mike, because you're giving us an update on our forecast for today. >> we'll start off by taking a look at live doppler 7 and good morning. it will show a little bit of wind out there about 12 miles per hour at fairfield and 12 at san carlos and 24 at half moon bay and retreated to the normal areas this morning. you can see the flags on the ferry building and the wind is temperatures running a couple degrees milder and hardly noticeable and mid up toer 50s at 7:00. we will hang out around 60 at the coast. not much warming for our bay from noon to 4:00. 70 to nd everybody back in the 60s by 7:00. we do have a heightened fire danger and i'll show you that and some really hot temperatures coming for a couple days in the