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no strings attached. a vigil held for a man shot and killed by an officer inside a san leandro walmart. what his mother and grandmother had to say. >> he allegedly threatened to shoot a family who was wire wearing black lives matter in shirts. disturbing and dangerous, residents in san jose say illegal fireworks have been going off nightly. >> i will show you when you will feel it coming up. to san francisco man is s rightv arrested on felony threat and hate crime charges. >> it comes after a family said he accosted them in a restaurant where they were wearing black lives matter shirts.

the suspect was relemil and we . >> on june 7th. this man, was caught on surveillance is accused of threatening this family while they ate dinner. as the family recounted, they had just come from a protest in were wearing black lives matter firsts. >> he said f-black lives, blue lives matter. he said f- -- >> on thursday, he was arrested on four counts of felony threats il and children?e enhancement? >> nhier $150,000 busttorney dtalk. >> he signed foup for rehab, because i said dude, you have a drinking problem.

>> she said he too much to drink. >> does he believe that black lives matter. i think he does. he does by his actions. >> why didon't ves. >> stressed out. >> he disputed that he threatened to shoot the especially ffamily, but they have interviewed a dozen witnesses. >> we interviewed many people and it's based on race in a time in our world. >> she and her husband are relieved that the district atrney filed charges.sabott to .

>> police reform efforts in several bay area cities in oakland, a judge granted a temporary restraining order, forbidding them from using tear gas, rubber bullets and flash bangs. the suit was filed by civil right attorneys, they want change to the and the talk about the budget. but the topic of tear gas came e ed>> i was in oakland three wee ago and was tear gassed by officers, that you fund instead of housing the houseless. i demand that opd is defunded. you have the chance ten in response to the lawsuit. >> in vallejo, police will no longer use called a choke hold. daly city is banning the chokehold.

the city said that officials are discussing other reforms with nonprofit organizers. >> the police chief released their vision for police reform. one of the key elements, expanding accountability and discipline actions. the police chief association said there should be a tracking system for officers under investigation or facing teatn advocate for ifying o aility i vigil. family and friends gathered to remember stephen taylor. he was shot two months ago in a walmart. as we explain, family members are demanding changes. >> we don't never hear nothing else about stephen taylor. it's like he is swept under the rug. so we would appreciate if this gets noticed. >> sharon taylor, making a dire plea for her son stephen to be remembered. the young man seen on the video

with a baseball bat moments before he was shot and killed by a police officer, inside a san leandro walmart. >> what i want is for the officers to be held accountable. they could have done anything else but shoot my son. >> reporter: two months to the day after he was shle w hel t hifa, ies tse dw stephen spoke, his brand mother said she can month longer watch the video. >> it's hard to look at something when you see your grandson dying right in front of you on a dirty floor. >> reporter: city council voted to reallocate money that would have gone to the police ithe community. those here say it's not good enough, not for a city that spends more than $40 million a year, funding the police department. taylor was homeless at the time of the shooting. and it's still unclear what happened. he may have been having a mental episode, but his mother said that's no excuse for what

officers did. >> i am upset and i'm hurt. the proper steps are not being taken and we need the police to take proper steps. >> reporter: those that attended the vigil said going forward they would like the name of the officer who fired the shots released and they would like more police funding reallocated inanther ahecity. grp of pplre to bckiv honked in support and encouragement. the message from one woman, your battle is my battle. we fight together. >> new developments in oakland, where there's been another disturbing discovery at oakland's lake marriage. the mayor called it a human effigy, and somebody the police. it comes days after the

discovery of ropes tied to trees. some describe them as nooses, and a man said he set up the ropes as part of his outdoor swing and exercise equipment. the oakland police department has notified the fbi and investigating both as hate crimes. go to abc7 news.com. and we don't have all the answers but we have a list of resources to help find the your ally. >> tomorrow is juneteenth and we will host a join us tomorrow for an abc news special called juneteenth. a celebration of overcoming. it airs at 8:00 p.m., right here on abc7.

new at 11:00, hundreds of people marched in san francisco tonight,transl community. the march went from the federal courthouse to the site of a historic transuprising in 1966. >> in the south bay tonight, fired up over fireworks. residents there say that illegal displays have already started weeks before the fourth of july. and as abc7 news reporter explains, they are losing hope that city leaders and police intend to do anything about it. >> reporter: still illegal and louder than ever. that is how firework activity is being described that started back in mid may. >> it's been nonstop, every night. all social media platforms. what was that? did you feel that? s was that gunshots. should i call the police? >> reporter: jeff lavigne has captured illegal fireworks on

his security cameras for years. he recently has been recognizing m-80s and m-1,000 crackers explg too close to home. he is not anticipating any action from law enforcement. >> it's never been a priority in a normal year. so i would not expect any attention to it this year dahl. >> reporter: just this week the city launched the annual fed up with fireworks campaign. more than filed oine lastyear. though ir sd there w eve a san jose is a l wargee really rr residents to help be the eyes and ears. >> reporter: according to sj-fire, there were two arrests. eight citations and 300 those that have been dedicated to the fight said that

enforcement is needed. >> i have done everything that i can. i've been doing it for 25 years and they don't care. >> many fear the impact of fireworks on animals and people with ptsd, in san jose, news. napa makes it official, what is reopening in the county starting tomorrow. >> the entire state of california now mandates masks for most outdoor activities. find out when and where you will need to wear one. >> and marin county releases guidelines for the fall. the major departure that parents need to know about. >> and i'm meteorologist sandia, the cool down is coming as the . first, a look at what is coming up right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight's show would be a good one to watch. >> you are so stupid. hey, what is my -- that's my wife, why is my wife in the

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oakland mcdonald's workers have been striking for three weeks now, holding a rly at the 45th and telegraph store take. they painted a mural in the drive threw, demanding ppe and two weeks of quarantine pay. they filed a lawsuit againstfrc policies led to 11ntractind-19. >> it's no longer just recommended. starting today, face coverings are required statewide. in southern california, orange county's sheriff said he will not enforce the order. it's not if first time he has refused. stephanie sierra explains who has to wear one and when. >> we are all talking about the second wave, we are not out of the first wave.

>> governor gavin newsom, announcing a statewide mandate to wear face masks due to rising covid cases. >> had hospitalization is creeping back up and i'm very concerned by what we are seeing. >> reporter: the new man date requires face masks be worn in any outdoor or indoor public grory ste.using public transit including ride shares with other people and interacting with ople atry d i explains there's too much misinformation circulating. >> there's a big miss conception that we have passed the surge. that this is the bell shape curve we have flattened and now we are done. and we just marginally flattened it, thank god. because it was intense there. we flattened so that we were not new york. >> reporter: but as dr. wit reminds us,no over yet. >> and we are seeingthe wave

start to grow. and that is with the social distancing that we are doing now, which is, i got to say, a bit eradict, i saw last weekend that masking fell by the wayside in a lot of communities that did it rigorously. >> which is why the latest rules are specific. masks with others. reason being, we don't know the impact until it's too late. >> it's a month away that you see the harm of not doing it now. and at that point, you have already done a lot of damage. >> reporter: children 2 and under are exempt, no mask requires when eating or drinking in a restaurant. assuming the safe social distance of course and anybody with a disability that prevent them from wearing a mask are all exempt. >> the ceo of amc theater said that when the theaters reopen, the guests will not be required to wear masks. the ceo said that they did not want to be drawn in to a

political controversy and think it will be counter productive to force masks to be worn. the employees will wear masks. almost all theaters will be up and running by july 24th. education is one of the four areas that we focus on here at abc7 news as we build a better bay area. today, morin county released guidelines for the students to go back to school. the rules have new schedules for arrivals, classes, lunch and recess and maximizes physical distancing and times for cleaning and prohibits large gatherings like school assemblies. >> abc7 news is working hard to build a better bay area, and part of it is the economy. as the bay area starts to reopen, we are here to help you navigate the new realities that we all face. napa announced that gyms, fitness studios, movie theaters,

nail salons can reopen tomorrow. also, in the north bay, manicures, waxing, massages and tattoo can be allowed in sonoma county as well. they have decided to follow the state's guideness for the next step of the reopening. they say there's a minimal difference between the businesses and hair salons, that are already open. >> solano county are allowing nail salons and tattoo tattoo to to reopen. you may be wondering about the risks of activity like a play date or dinner. we have you covered in the risk calculator. a quiz about 12 common scenarios of social interaction.

pick a scenario and rate now risky you think it is and see how three experts rate the activity. go to abc7 news.com. or check it out on the abc news app. >> now to the supreme court ruling on the dreamers. in a 5-4 decision, the court stopped president trump's plan to protect young immigrants brought to america as children. >> the daca recipient, i served my community whole heartedly and fully invested because america has given me an opportunity.tun must give back. >> san jose applauded the decision having sued the administration over daca back in 2017. abc report er had more on how the president could get another chance to end that program. >> celebrations breaking out on the supreme court steps for america's dreamers.

>> the supreme court blocking president trump for now, from enng derred a for childhood arrivals program known as daca i'm surprised to be honest. i was expecting the worst. >> around 650,000 immigrants brought to america as children, and provided legal status under daca are now protected from deportation and allowed to work legally. >> thursday's decision keeping hope alive for people like this woman who came from el salvador when she was 8 and now a medical student. >> this decision means i can apply to residency programs and hopefully achieve my dream of becoming a surgeon. >> jon roberts joined the four liberal justices writing the majority. saying that it violates federal law in rescinding the program in the way he did, calling his decision arbitrary. we are do not decide whether

daca or its rescission are sound policies. president trump making it clear he will try ending it. saying i'm asking for a legal solution on daca, not a political one, consistent with the rule of law. the supreme court is not going to give us one so now we have to start this process over again. he is making it clear daca will be a major issue. joe biden calling the decision a victory. on day one as president, he will send a bill to congress to make it permanent. >> a busy day for cal fire. there were five fires around the bay area, this one in livermore, was the largest at 28 acres. it burned a half mile from lawrence livermore it's 100% contained and there was this grass fire in san jose. it burned just off the side of the highway 87, near the 280 interchange. firefighters were able to get it under control quickly. abc7 news meteorologist has more

on the warm conditions that are out there as we approach the start of summer. >> yeah, dan, it felt like summer today, it was sizzling inland. look at the high temperatures. 97 in fairfield, made it up to 96 concord, livermore, and plenty warm in santa rosa. 95, and 93 in san jose. san francisco, 82, and in oakland it was 86. you had to really go to half moon bay to get away from the heat where it was 68 degrees. well, take a look from the santa cruz camera, i don't think that you have to worry about the heat near the coast. it is already socked in. pretty foggy view, southerly view developed and we have high clouds coming in from the north. so, here's a closer view, the visibility is dropping. keep it in mind. ifou he aommute tomorrow 3/4 ofn half moon bay. you may need the wipers briefly. the temperatures now in the 50s. along the coast line, but 60s and 70s inland, so still

maintaining the warmth. from our east bay hills camera, getting a lovely look as we look across the bay. cooler at the beaches and the bay for tomorrow afternoon. and the heat will persist inland and summer begins this saturday at 2:43 in the afternoon and just as we expect. summer time pattern is here. tomorrow morning, fog at 7:00 a.m., it will be hanging around and expanding as the day goes on. along the coast line for the afternoon hours. that will keep the temperatures from climbing. it will be a significant drop in temperatures around the bay and coast. it's the inland areas that are hot. foggy near the beaches. temperatures, is 50s and 60s as we head in to afternoon, the south bay looks like this. 89 in san jose, so, still warm in the south bay, just not as warm as today. on the peninsula, 78 matteo, 85 loss aa aa aal -- 85s

altos, it will be breezy and sun will linger. upper 80s around santa rosa, heading east bay. 77 in oakland. i can't in inland, 93 fairfield, and 9 livermore and 91 in concord. summer starts saturday, the temperatures will come down a bit morin land and around the bay. and then for father's day. i would not have it any other way but to bring the best of the bay area weather for all the dads out there. low 60s to low 90s and we will heat it back up again. >> they deserve that nice weather, thank you sandia, stay with us, tomorrow on good morning america, john legend talks about his new album, and his father's day

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new developments, the statue of christopher columbus has been taken down. it was not protesters that did it though, it was the city. crews removed the controversial statue around 3:00. they made the decision because they say the statue does not align with san francisco's values. >> christopher columbus is a deeply polarizing figure in our history and a deep symbol of pain of oppression, particularly for many >> this mountain lion spotted in several neighborhoods, including just outside the television station is backing in the wild. the 68 pound big cat was captured in mission bay, after putting up a bit ofterina ge th checkupnd tt it s healthy enough for roadway lease, so it

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good evening the 49ers will be counting on debo samuel to be the wide receiving threat this up coming season. a major set back, surgery. he got in hurt in inporminforma workout,s. normal recovery is ten weeks. which means he still has a couple of weeks to get ready for the season opener. he emerged as a major weapon last year. debow tweeting, ten weeks, i'm back. better than the debow you seen before. the ninerss hope so. we have live sports to talk about. rbc heritage at hilton head. ian poulter the co-leader after round one. 32 footer right here. big day for jordan spieth. six straight birds longest birdie streak of his career. also, had a triple-bogey and finished at minus five. >> nate bowyer knows he put

himself in the crosshairs when he stood along side kneeling colin kaepernick. we will see a lot of kneeling this season. be sure of that. boyer joined us on our podcast. and the green berret wants everyone to love and respect the flag but knows we have a lot of work to do. >> i don't want people to sit or kneel, i them to stand and feel the way i do. but if they don't, what can i do to help get it to a place where they do? you know, i don't want anything don't wt you to stantd for the youee like you have to. you cannot wait for the two minutes to get over with. i want you to stand and put your hand on your heart.

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♪ jimmy kimmel live this is ridiculous. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. and guess what? it's almost summer. this weekend, summer begins, just as i predicted it would. months ago. saturday is what's known as the summer solstice, which is the start of summer and the longest day of the year. hard to believe we still haven't experienced the longest day of this year yet. but we haven't. and the day after the solstice is father's day. so don't forget to not get your dad a gift! this father's day is tricky, because usually all dads want is to secretly get high in the garage, but they've already been doing that every day since march.