people there than they were. now, pools were allowed to open earlier this month and now they can have one person per every 75 square feet, that will be challenging to figure out. that is the state guideline. houses of worship also can now hold services with up to 100 people. that includes funerals. and pastors say this really is such good news. >> i've had several funerals during the pandemic and it has been very difficult for the families. and so it will be a welcome relief when they are able to gather with more numbers. >> reporter: now, as you get your haircut or visit your house of worship, county health officials say protective measures like masks and hand washing will be very important. they point out that the number of positive tests for covid-19 is on the rise in this county. it has gone from 2% to 3.5% testing positive. but officials say if everyone continues to be cautious and

still stays home as much as they can, they think that the risk will be limited. so as you are headed out for that haircut, don't forget to grab your mask. from walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and san francisco is asking governor newsom for the power to decide when indoor dining, gyms, salons and other suret shuttere can reopen. they are seeking a waiver from the state. if granted, san francisco would be allowed to set its own righ san francisco is only one of six counties in the state that do not have that local control. similar to san francisco, marin county supervisors are asking the state for approval to go further into stage two reopening. marin county wants to allow indoor dining and reopen hair salons, barber shops, gyms, hotels and k through 12 schools on june 29. we've seen a lot of changes

because. pandemic. to keep up, go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. and happening today, a community will pay tribute to a santa cruz county sheriff sergeant killed in the line of duty. a public memorial service will be held for sergeant gutzwiller, he died in an ambush in ben lomond. the service will be held at a football stadium on the campus. college. and it will begin at 7:30. and the gates to the football stadium will open at 9:00 a.m. and then the service will start at 10:00. the public memorial for david patrick underwood will be this friday. underwood is the federal office may 29. a reported follower of the anti-government extremist would you would you ga lieu movement is charged with the shooting. yesterday the fbi announced the

arrest of an accomplice. the service will be held at the high school theater and streamed online. pressure is building in vallejo for the police department there to release the body camera video of the deadly shooting of 22-year-old sean monterrosa. officers say after the shooting they thought monterrosa had a gun but it turned out to be a hammer. jr tone has the latest. >> release the footage. >> for sure, release it and stop hiding. >> reporter: the sisters of smaun mon sean monterrosmonterrosa, gunne police, are speaking up and demanding that body cam video of the incident be released. >> why they probably don't want to release the footage is because they know they messed up and there is no just are fir indication for executing my brother. >> reporter: officers say they responded to a looting call at walgre walgreen's. monterrosa took to his knees with his hands supervisors

passed a resolution urging vallejo to release the body camera video. >> the chief made these statements suggesting that our client, mr. monterrosa, was in a certain position. we want to see if that is true or not particularly in light of the fact that the police association has attempted to n take difficult that. >> reporter: and that police union reas o t officer's name who fired the shot. and touro university says they will no longer allow the police to train on their camel pus. >> a 22-year-old kid who is now dead and shot down in cold blood.pus. >> a 22-year-old kid who is now dead and shot down in cold blood. >> reporter: in a special meeting tuesday night, there was little to know talk of the monterrosa shooting outside of the public comments. sean's sisters say they want

justice. >> this is a black and brown issue, you know, we're tired of police murdering us and it is time to have some accountability. >> reporter: jr stone, abc 7 news. the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating personal threats made against public health officer dr. sarah coty. she did not address the threats specifically saying only, quote, we've all taken more heat than we usually take. i try as much as responsible to keep my head down. she is credited with leading the bay area-in-place order but has been criticized to her cautious approach. a new coronavirus projection from the university of washington forecasts as many as 200,000 deaths from the virus in the u.s. by october. this comes as mike pence praises president trump's leadership in the pandemic. alex presha has more from washington. >> reporter: yeah, the vice president would rote an op-ed w

he writes the whole of america approach to this pandemic has xwaen been a success. vice president pence is down playing new coronavirus concerns. in an op-ed titled there isn't a coronavirus second wave, pence writes we are winning the fight against the invisible enemy, adding such panic is overblown. but many health professionals including dr. fau scci warn a r of more cases if states don s vigilant. and cases are on the rise in at least 20 states. covid-19 hospitalizations are up in at least 14 states, including record highs in arizona, north carolina and texas. there governor greg abbott insists the state can handle the uptick in patients but urges unr tio the safety guidelines. >> cerinounties where a majority the of the peopleositi county are under the age of 30. and this typically results from

people goi t settings. >> reporter: and there is new hope for coronavirus treatment. doctors at oxford say they found the first drug that improves survival rates in the sickest patients, a low cost common steroid cut the risk of death by one third. that steroid is called de dexamethaso dexamethasone. and doctors say that it can treat a patient for just a dollar a day alex presha, abc news, washington. >> hey, hey, hey! >> a grocery store scuffle caught on video. the woman who says that she is the victim of racial profiling. and fighting the san franci desperate push to reopen. first though, mike nicco is here. and mike, i was startled by the

high temperatures in the east bay. 10 to 16 degrees warmer than yesterday. so it will be rather warm this afternoon. we'll start in san francisco, ocean beach at about 52, everybody else about 53 to 58. until you get to the ferry building, 60. and temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere. palo alto at 349, tracy 65. the usually warm spot. and here is a look at san jose where it is clear and cooler, about 56 degrees as we look at 87 there. near the shark tank, it will be breezy south of the bay bridge for your commute so watch out on the bridges. it will be choppy and that is the worth of the weather for your commute. let's take a look at the three warmest micro climates, south bay, 80 by noon and mid to upper 80s for the afternoon hours.

76 at 8:00. so there is some comfort there. east bay valley, you are looking at that red stripe at 4:00, 92. yet, 90s are back. and here is a look at the north bay, we start at 63. but low to mid-90s for several hours this afternoon. and about 81 degrees with sunshine at 8:00. this is just the beginning. even warmer temperatures tomorrow. the accuweather 7 day forecast is coming up. first good morning to sue and the commute. >> the commute is pretty light right now with a couple of exceptions in the overnight road work still out there. so if you do see cones and road work, make sure that you slow past the scene. it is not foggy on the golden gate brie,ust a tt hazy. 14 minutes to get from 880 over the san mateo bridge to 101. and the peninsula is looking really good, those taillights and green is very good and

ri fm tracy todublin.4s looking golden gate bridge as you see is at the limit. we'll be back wi this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands,

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here is arom sutro tower. you can see how clear and calm

it is outside. temperature about 58 degrees. here is a look at your 12 hour planner. full on wall to wall sunshine from 5:47 to 8:34, one of the longest days of the year. and already by noon, we're warmer than yesterday, on our way to 84 to 92 bay inland. air conditioning weather is back. still have the high fire danger in solano county. and low to mid-90s through the central valley and all the sunshine as everybody is getting warmer. only on abc 7 news, video of a confrontation over groceries at a san francisco safeway. the woman shopping says she was a victim of racial profiling. lu thetory w y get manager, please? excuse me. >> pick yourself up and go. >> you're not kicking me out. >> reporter: this is the moment that she says she was

humiliated. on security guard assumed that she was shoplifting. >> i turned my purse upside down which is a tote bag and the items i have fall out. he told me that i look stupid. >> reporter: she says she was followed by the same security guard throughout the store as she shopped with a native american couple. >> she is indigenous. so i believe that they followed us due to racial profiling. >> reporter: this is the receipt she tried to show the store manager. but as she waited, she says the guard became aggressive. >> i don't argue with females. >> reporter: minutes later another security guard can be pseen kicking her groceries whie she asked bystanders for help. >> you can call 911 for me? >> i cannot. >> you can call 911? >> reporter: in response, safeway says they don't tolerate violations to their racial discrimination policies. the incident took place on may 7. in a statement safeway added we're con dunlgtsiducting a tho

investigation of the incident which involved a third party security guard at the diamond heights store. and all charges have been been dropped. what she wants is for the guards to face consequences. >> time will tell if they handle this properly, but as it stands now, he is still working there and a i'm disgusted he is getting a paycheck for attacking women on the job be. >> reporter: safeway also added that it is premature to discuss the outcome of their investigation. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. new developments in a dispute over pride makings in t flags in the east way. manager of a farmer's market has resigned after a cookie vendor appenedt we.ayth in charge of the event. dan floyd owner of dan good cookies says he has received so much support, he sold out of cookies yesterday.

the city says the tomorrow or sunday while it searches for a new operator. the economy is one of the four areas we focus on at abc 7 as we work to build a better bay area amid the coronavirus pandemic. the san francisco zoo says that it needs to jen ragenerate reve continue operations. and this is video from the zoo showing some of the safety guideline misplace as it prepares to reopen. right now, the zoo falls under the category of businesses set to reopen on july 15th. but zoo officials are backing last night's move by the board of supervisors to ask the state for local control so it can decide when to reopen businesses. >> it allows us to set a time line of reopening that is connected to what we're seeing in san francisco as opposed to just having to follow whatever the state tells us. >> admissions revenue accounts for more than 70% of their operating budget.

7-eleven says no free slurpee day this year because of covid-19 concerns. the convenience store is worried about crowds understandably so, n 7-elev nmally gives away degree slurpees on 7/11. but you can still get a free medium slurpee if you are part of their loyalty program. coupons are redeemable anytime in july. mike, have you had those slurpees? because if you add the different flavors in them, it is delicious. >> you go for all of them. >> all of them. why not? just go for it. >> different 234r5iflavors of f sugar. yeah, i used to do that when i was younger and you would get the brain freeze. yeah, how much fun to relive that, especially when it will be so hot the next couple days. let's take a look at what is going on. 58 degrees right now, it will be

sunny and with extremely dry air. the warming trend begins today. in fact, i have above average highs away from the coast the entire 7 day forecast. good news, overnight lows stay manageable in the fiflts and 60s. the orange is the lack of humidity, that is the dry air over top of us. and a offshore breeze will bring the sunshine back and look at the temperatures respond. closer you are to the bay, the milder it will be as the breezes will come off the bay and we'll have a northwest wind today. so 85 to 88, 91 in guild roy. 9. gilroy. and near 70 along the coast, mid and upper 70s down town. sausalito, 79. north bay coast around 70. but inland, 88 to about 93 your temperatures there. along the east bay shore, 82 at richmond, oakland 84, and 86 in castro valley. and look at this, low to

mid-90s, 90yesterday. not so much today. and look at the temperatures tonight, you can see we're back in the mid-50s to even a few mid-60s by antioch. so the first spike in heat happens thursday and then you can see we stay above average all the way through father's day and then we let a little bit of heat out of the air for on 34mo and tuesday. 80s to low 90s inland. >> looks good. and at&t is laying offthof shutting down hundreds of sores. and now you can buy spot, the very bottom dog. in today's "techbytes," will be eliminating 3400 jobs and closing 250 stores as it deals with the economic fallout from covid-19. facebook is offering a new way to take a break from

politics. ceo mark zuckerberg says you can turn off political ads on facebook. it will be available to all users in the next few weeks. you will find the option within the ads themselves. from silicon valley to massachusetts, this is spot, the four legged robot from boston dynamics, it is now on sale. spot comes with condition, owners must agree not to intentionally use them as weapons. price tag, $75,000 each. those are your "techbytes." have a great day. and an explosion and fire rips through some marin county businesses. what investigators think caused the destruction. and from 7 on yomeal gooils eo

let's take a look at what will happen for our father's day weekend. we'll take a look at the temperatures and start with friday. and what you will see, there is still plenty of summer warmth, low to mid-70s ash saround san francisco, still 90s hanging on in the south bay and east bay. saturday we'll drop about 3 to 5 degree, just a few 90s out there still in our inland neighborhoods. but z60s in san francisco, 75 i oakland. but look at father's day, the heat starts building again with low to mid-90s inland. and 70s and 80s around the bay. just not going to shake this summer pattern the next several

investigated as the possible cause of a massive explosion and fire that destroyed two buildings in marin county. it happened yesterday morning in downtown stensonbeach. debris flu through tew through e shrapnel. highway 1 which runs right through the downtown area was closed most of the day, two people suffered minor injuries. in all, eight buildings were damaged. neighbors in the area say the explosion felt like be an earthquake. and the san francisco district attorney is suing doordash saying that the company illegally classifies its delivery workers as independent contractors instead of employees. the lawsuit seeks restitution and asks them to reclassify workers. a driver released a statement saying that politicians are clueless and out of touch. he said the legal action could result in the loss of work. after months o n beingceonse

of a up and running again. four locations in san francisco and san mateo counties are officially back after a soft opening yesterday. we talked to one man who emptied out his staff corredirected him to drop the stuff in the designated bins. >> i felt safe. again, i feel strongly that as long as they are doing what the experts say, then i feel safe. >> people will be looking for ways to econ miz. and this is a great place do it. >> store openings are being rolled out over the coming weeks. check goodwill's website for their latest information. and mike, i'm glad to see that people are able to get back in there and do that. >> right. we did the exact same thing. our spring cleaning, it was a little more intense their normal this year. and we had the suv full of goodies for goodwill.

r em.ully they can find good use here is a look at the fire danger, it continues until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. and high is leak i napa and oso counties. and it increases as we head through 10:00 and then it will let down during the afternoon and evening hours. and then the day fire danger wi spike again tomorrow morning and even more of sonoma and napa counties joining in that. but you are not technically in the red flag warning. and then by the time we get to 1:00, there is a fire danger that is over. but the heat is the big story moving forward. back to you, jobina. and next at 5:00, a popular brand getting a name change in an effort to promote racial equality. and therehahe did not rfrntsz in his ro

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carrillo to a killing of a federal officer. how the fbi linked the attacks. and good morning, reggie, how are you doing this morning? >> hi jobina, you are back from your cross-country trips and it looks like it was very safe. >> it was safe. i'll have to tell you more about it. gloves and wipes and everything. i'm not coming to play. >> it's good to see you. and let's check in with mike nicco. the warm-up begins? >> yes, after a little bit the cooler start this morning. let's take a look, you can see that it is free of precipitation and even free of clouds this morning. and with dry air and lighter breezes anded no cloud cover, that is why we're starting out just a touch cooler. 58 right now as we look from sutro tower, but you can see the warm orange hue from