♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey could you hear them where you live? fireworks exploding overhead. shooting into the sky next to lake merritt. good morning everyone. saturday june 20th. thanks for joining us. all the details and e developing news.k heday of summer, lisa. >> 2:43 this afternoon. summer solstice with us. the sun up at 8:34 making making

hours of daylight out there. the fog looks like pushed to the inland valleys. emory vil still gray. 64 in the city. 61 in oakland. the clouds scattered in san rafael and mid 50s in the the te bay. fog along the coast. and temperatures climb through the 80s to about 90 by the delta. upper 70s around the bay. gonna take while to get interest. we'll look for the clouds to thin out. remaining partly cloudy and cool at the coast. we'll talk about fathers day and a big warmup coming your way next week in a few minutes. liz. >> thanks lisa. new this morning. brand new video of one of the countless fireworks happening over night. illegal fireworks. many exploding right over oakland's lake merit.

if you watched this video you can sigh that even that car that drove on the grass to get around en off. hundreds of people had been out there celebrating juneteenth. a similar scene in hunters point. people say they heard this overnight. there have been lots of fireworks in the past couple of weeks. but there really seemed to be a significant increase last night. and now for the developing news with the latest on the monuments and statues that are being torn down across the country. this morning three more in san francisco are now torn down and marked with red paint. this monument being pulled to the ground. established the california missions and is accused of

committing atrocities against native americans. a statue of francis scott key was also torn down. a composure of our national anthem who is a known slave holder. a bust of down. and of course all of this is coming on an especially important juneteenth this year. thousands across the bay area turned out for the celebration marking the end of slavery in the u.s. in the east bay people gathered in oakland's lake merritt for music, art and voter regist pooth. and also followed a activist march in oakland. hundreds in

marched. >> we have now a national movement and a national awakening to way racism and injustice are baked into our society at all levels sko many people are waking up to that. >> san francisco usually celebrates juneteenth with a parade through western edition but it was canceled this ye because of of the pandemic. in the south bay we were there for a youth organized march in san jose. this drew thousands of people fighting for racial justice all culminating a the olympic black power statue at san jose state. chris reyes talked to those who marchand. ♪ >> reporter: 16-year-old phoenix singing her heart out. another student speaking her heart out. >> and i felt that these human rights issues -- >> reporter: the woman who brought them all together created the youth group brave space, a platform for students age 12-24 to speak out against .

together they organized this march but had no idea the turn out would be so big. >> 37 kids shoeds up in my living room. the students took that and ran with it. santa clara university to san jose state university. all races, all ages, all afternoon. >> george floyd was probably like a breaking point for a lot of people. >> some of the marchers also stopped at san jose city hall where those driving or just walking by honked their support. >> it feels good. like anybody voting for black lives matter. >> for others in the crowd showed upped at allies, all too familiar with the discrimination that their black friends face every day. >> as a white person, i do have the privilge to be able to come in these areas and feel safe. while a lot of my friends who are black do not have that same privilege. >> i wasn't even taught who juneteenth was. i just learned what it was this year. >> reporter: that is why for her and her students at brave space

marches to come. >> it is 155 years later from the last person being told they are free. and we are still marching against systemic racism. >> reporter: in san jose, chris reyes for abc7 news. >> and juneteenth the marchs and celebrations all over the country. atlanta, new york city. d.c. the soumpb o seaside out of monterey to name a few. big and small across the country. new york city's mayor announced juneteenth will be a city observed holiday starting next year. and abc7 news anchor and colleague co-host ad jat with national geographic's rachel jones on the history of juneteenth. they say this year it has become much more than a celebration. >> people are using it as a rally for different events. it is not the typical barbecue festival vibe that we've seen in years past. and in washington, d.c. i know are seeing something similar.

>> the discussion i had with someone earlier today. i think the bottom line word here is acknowledgment. you can almost parallel it to the metaphor that you can't cure a disease or cure an illness until you acknowledge that it exists. >> for more learning on the holiday, head to our website. there you can also find an explainer from abc7 use anchor kamasi aaron. all right now on abc7 news.com. in pittsburgh a virtual round table to discuss race, discrimination, injustice and police/communicate relations. the mayor, vice plr, three city council mayor and pittsburgh chief of police expected to take part. public invited to listen. register in advance on the city's website. it starts at 10:00 thi in the south bay, wants voters to decide if his office should become more powerful ilgt right now san jose's mayor lacks

the power held by leaders in other cities such as san francisco and oakland such as hiring and firing department heads. san jose inside.com reports he calls the proposed changes long overdue but he hasn't detailed what new powers san jose's mayors should have. and abc7 news is working to build a better bay area and part includes the economy. businesses this weekend really help you try and navigate the new rules and realities the county seems to have a different rule right now what's open. so the premium outlet mall in livermore. that reopens with new changes today. there will be handing stations throughout the mall. staff cleaning throughout the day in play areas, charging stations and restrooms. that mall reopens at 11:00. and in the east bay you can now eat outside on tables in oakland set up on the sidewalk or even a

ace. lauren martinez explains how businesses are more than ready to meet the challenge. >> it will be a dining room, outside. >> reporter: the city of oakland is waiving fees and streamlining the permitting process, allowing businesses to expand on to sidewalks and parking spaces all while complying with the shelter in place order. >> it is a nice relief, summer after being sequestered since march 16th. >> the flux streets initiative allows restaurants to use larger areas of sidewalk and parking space for outdoor dining. >> it is a lifesaver. like i -- you can't keep doing to gos and make it. >> reporter: he plans on getting better barriers for people eating outside and possibly even adding another tent. >> i love this view. >> reporter: friday night was the first night reopened for outdoor dining.

the city plans to open in phases, with sidewalk and parking lots and then extending on to some streets and parking lots. >> for the street you can put wedding tents up and put some 250 pound barradpl but t give more of an open feel. >> reporter: the city supporting business recovery. diners we spoekd to said they are eating out the to support local restaurants. and when we asked if it feels weird to eat in a parking space? >> of course. but i mean 20 is a wash. you know, we're starting from scratch. this is ground zero for 2020. the new reality of what we're doing now. >> in oakland, lauren martinez, abc7 use. and in the north bay the first weekend several more businesses are now allowed to reopen. in sonoma county. nail salons, gym, tattoo parlors, movie theaters, campgrounds, museums and mini golf can all resume with proper

safety protocols. in napa, movie theaters, gyms, personal care stoods. also nail salons and personal care services. also in the north bay, marin county just set a new day for reopening certain businesses. here is list of when things can start reopening on june 29 in marin. hair salon, barbershops, hotels, restaurants and gyms. schools can resume classes. businesses just have to make health guidelines in order to reopen. in contra costa they are now off the state's list for worsening coronavirus cases. landed on the list this week due to a spike is in hospitalizations after more businesses were allowed to reopen. as of last night it's now met the threshold for stable hospitalizations again. the county plans to lott indoor dining,s a mie theaters to reopen on july 1st.

>> wildlife preserve in santa rosa is reopening today. workers installed plexiglass, enhanced cleaning and charters activities including summer camps. also visitors must wear a mask while on property. tickets are mostly sold out for the weekend. if you want to visit this summer, you have to make a reservation. fathers day weekend. a lot to do. camp sites. safari west. going to be a busy weekend. >> yeah. with our masks. all right. good morning everyone. you can see the low cloud deck here from san francisco. where it is cool and gray and even damp in spots but we're beginning to see the low cloud deck erode a bit. so the making of a sunny first day of summer is on the way. stay tuned. my warm forecast is next.

>> and just ahead. >> one thing that us together. desire to be greater than ourselves while protecting our homeland. >> for the ambushed. and a man ripping down black lives matter signs in berkeley

he was remembered yeste

the 32-year-o53-year-old killed 29th. several people spoke at the service. >> our department draws a variety of race, religions and creeds. there is one thing that binds us together. that is our desire to be something greater than ourselves while protecting our homeland. >> carillo charged with murdering underwood. he was targeted because of his uniform and they used the police brutality protest as a cover. sad story. also today. a community e berkeley coming together to pay black lives matter in shock. like other areas across the area and country. this comes with a t moeray aer mawa't h with her event.

>> reporter: berkeley mom henrietta says she took this cell phone video after a man ripped down one of her justice signs. >> -- take em all down. >> as a black biracial woman, given everything that is happening, i hit record right away. >> reporter: she asked him why? >> because i think it is obnoxious for you to preach for me and to everybody else. what do we have a president for eight years who is black. what the hell is the matter with you? are you sick in the brain? >> no. i'm not sure if you are aware of all the black men that are dieing in this count rye right at the hands of police brutality. >> black men that are killing black men. >> reporter: henrietta is pregnant and with her two small children aged 4 and the. >> i was enraged and frustrated. >> reporter: and she says surprised by some of of his comments that debate seem to add up. >> -- that i wasn't upset to watch george get killed in front

of us, you are wrong. that was about as obnoxious as i've heard. but black lives matter going around preaching? what a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: henrietta says she's never seen this man in her neighborhood before. >> i have no -- no embarrassment over what i'm doing. >> okay. you should. >> what you should be is embarrassed because you are holding up signs and you are -- you know, marching down like you are really, really, really sorrowful and precious person. >> -- lot of education and why i think that he was preaching and was trying to further agitate me. >> what a dumb [ bleep ] chick you are. >> thank you i really appreciate it. do you want to tell us your name for the camera. >> go [ bleep ]. >> reporter: she says another man on fronted the man near nearby and looking for --.

a checks of the weather now with lisa. where is 12020 going? how is it already summer? >> well it is kind of good. . let's just get through the year yeah maybe the second half of the year will be better than the first half. yeah. well we do have a summer to look forward to. it right center at 2:43. the summer solstice. and usually it is the longest day of the yore but actually tomorrow our sun sets at 8:35. today it is 8:34 so somewhere around june 21st, 22nd is the longest day of the year and we are looking at pretty typical weather for the bay area. a look at live doppler 7, you can see the low cloud deck hugging the close line from sonoma to marin. san mateo and through the central coast. so we're looking at a system to the north and that is allowing for temperatures to be in a range from about 60 to 90. which is a little bit above average. but once the system moves to the east, then the upper level ridge of high pressure can really build in. and that is going to bring more

heat. so this system keeping us a little cool with that steady on shore floe. and you can see it here. the low cloud deck from santa cruz where it is 55 right now. highs in the low 70s and looking locally at mid 60s in mount view. 61 san jose. 55 downtown. half moon bay as well. gilroy up to 60 degrees. a look at the airport in san jose. and temperatures are in the 60s. most areas in our inland valleys. cooler this morning by about four or five degrees and numbers in the north bay in the low fifties. beautiful view from the camera. we were socked in with the low clouds and fog but it is beginning to lift and erode. still clouds closer to pacifica with spotty drizzle. otherwise it is about summer today and fathers day tomorrow and the look ahead is looking at a lot ofea well above normal. even though today with all that cloud cover we're still going to be above normal. as we go through the next

several hours. notice the fog gets swept away but by 5:00 it is back hugging the shoreline and allows from partly cloudy skies. . tomorrow morning the fog quickly moving back to the shoreline. and by 7:00 it is spotty along the san mapt owe coast. lot of sun filled days but also. 63 half moon bay. 65 downtown. walnut creek and about 90 inland. already an excessive heat watch for the delta, vallejo, counties an peyton that hot weather to come. monday. 70s around the bay. mid 90s inland. by tuesday numbers come up everywhere. 80 if oakland and by wednesday it is getting downright hot with temperatures flirting with 1 hundred. today 82 in fremont. in san jose. breezy at the c 80s in the nort

couple of degree os warming tomorrow for fathers day. low clouds and fog in the morning and it is just at the coast and we'll see the sea breeze weaker throughout the week. warming around the bay, mid 80s and upper 90s inland. first full week of summer. >> i like it warm. thanks lisa. still ahead. >> mountain lion roaming the streets in san francisco. streets in san francisco. had it actually beenng duringou? e shopping tile, wood, stone or laminate, with our incredible selection and everyday low prices, you'll find the perfect floor at the perfect price. come explore in person or online.

well as to how a have your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket. the value of our house, was to fund our long-term health care. for years, reverse mortgage funding has been helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. make an appointment so they can tell you how it works. it's a good thing. access your equity. stay in your home. have peace of mind.

the mountain lion first spotted tuesday morning. ring con hill wednesday night before being captured near oracle park thursday morning. that day he was released back into the wild nearing the crystal springs reservoir on the peninsula. abc7 reporter spoke to experts about the cat's journey through the bay area. >> reporter: this video shows a bay area mountain lion released back into the wild near crystal springs reservoir on thursday. 24 hours later it was revealed the 15 morant old cat might killed three marsupials at the san diego zoo. >> whether or not we still would have released it. i don't know that answer. >> reporter: the cat was spotted all over san francisco this we're. including by security cameras as

officialsek.r puesday. two walaroo and a red kangaroo were found dead outside their exhibit. >> they will kill it and not necessarily eat it. call it surplus killing. and that usually happens when there is an abundance of prey that's sort of trapped in an encloser that the pretty or the can easily access. >> reporter: he's a biologist for the bay area puma project. she's concerned the cat wandered so far from mission bay neighborhood where it was captured with nets thursday morning. >> my heart sank in that moment because i was worried that that cat was going to need intervention and that is the way it ended up. >> the cat was taken to the zoo to examined. fluids, vitamins and tagged and collared him before being released. >> the important thing to remember is these are

magnificent animals we want to keep in the wild. so in order to do that, you know, we need to find ways the >> reporter: fish and wildlife will do a dna analysis of scat downed in the encloser at the zoo and compare it to samples take ochbt the mountain lion's fur. kate larson, abc7 news. till still to come, president trump takes on tulsa. the president preparing for his campaign comeback with a massive rally in okay today. thousands of supporters descend on the city amid coronavirus concerns. plus a judge makes a ruling this morning on the

statues coming down across the country.

this one in washington, d.c., part of celebrations all over the u.s. this morning all eyes also on president trump for that wel get o yllou a just joining this half hour let's start with a quick look at the weather. hey lisa. >> may liz. good morning to you here. chilly along the kose. but if you are inland numbers are looking up in the 60s. that wide range and the roof camera with 55 downtown. 65 in mountain view. 61? san jose and the clouds opening up from our exploratorium

ll kurn to partlyloudy skies and low mid 6025-30 degrees in the inland valley. the plan is for the clouds to hug the shoreline. mid .0 toss low 80s by one and the darker shades indicate the warmer irand we are on our way to a warming trend. new this morning. dozens of protesters in washington, d.c. toppled the district's only confederate statue. this was the scene last night as protesters brought down the statue of confederate army general pike. moments later it was set on fire. the protests caught the attention of president trump who tweeted the d.c. police were not doing their job and called for the arrest of the demonstrators. and president trump will hold his first campaign rally today.

it is his first event since the ndndemic began months ago. hospitalizations continue to go up. some states aree setting, record, including oklahoma will the rally will take place. marx moore has the details. >> reporter: the eyes on of the nation on tulsa oklahoma this morning. trump supporters expected to pack woo this arena in the middle of a pandemic. and the mayor declaring a civil emergency ahead of the massive crowds. >> we're here to support him. it is history in the making. >> reporter: those attending the rally required to sign a waiver provided by the trump campaign agreeing not to sue if they are exposed to covid-19. >> are you worried at all about the spread of this virus. >> i'm concerned about it yes. but i got to step out of my to

support donald trump and united states of america. >> reporter: there is no mandate to wear a mask. will you wear a mask. >> there is more than a 99% recovery rate. there is absolutely nothing for us to be afraid of. >> reporter: a new and dangerous phase as hospitalizations increase in 17 states. florida seeing a staggering 3,822 new cases reported yesterday. more than half of those infected younger than 40. >> the mooend age of all tedian positive tests in florida was 37. and i can tell you with the cases we're seeing todd or this week which have beenay or this week which have been that is plummeting further. >> reporter: baseball canceling training texas also seeing records. up 108 percent from memorial

day. and a reversal in apple, closing 11 stores that recently reopened in four states, as the number of cases rise. if phoenix city council approving a mandate requiring residents to wear masks, and as new york city steps into the phase two of reopening. governor cuomo delivers his final cale coronavir daily coronavirus briefing. >> by reducing the infection we saved over 100 thousand people in being infected and possibly dying. just think about that. and trump supporters are eager to show their loyalty total president in tulsa but not everyone is happy with his appearance. here is rachel scott. >> reporter: this morning in tulsah.umrtsamor ooe offkreor this rally. for >> reporter: a republican who

grew up in oklahoma is working with the trump campaign to reelect the president. >> i'm excited that the president's chosen tulsa oklahoma to have his first rally. and i think it is going to do nothing but highlight the really positive things. >> reporter: but in the historic greenwood district, some residents and business owners told me they disagree. >> is the with the welcome in greenwood? >> unequivocally, the president is not welcome in greenwood. >> reporter: for 85-year-old bobby eaten who's lived in tulsa all his life, deeply rooted in oklahoma tracing back to 1921, the year of the tulsa race massacre. white mobs laid waste to this area known as "black wall street." survivors were forced into the silence. you are still hurting, bobby. >> i'm supposed to hurt. all those people just massacred. >> reporter: adding to the discord. the president tweeting any

protesters, anarchist, agitator, looter os low lives will not be treated like you have been in new york, seattle or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene. and an interview overnight vice president mike pence when asked repeatedly to say the words black lives matter, declined. now to the battle in federal court over the tell all book by president trump's former national security advisor. this morning a federal judge denied the request to block the release of john bolton's book. >> reporter: as president trump fumes over john bolton's book, a remarkable statement from former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney who is still serves in the administration. >> i think the if there was one criticism i wouldidents e didn't again tresident.he last memberf

he portrays trump as inept and singularly focused on his own reelection. >> you describe the president as erratic, foolish, behaved irrationally, bizarrely, you can't leave him alone for a minute. he sought conspiracies behind rocks and was stunningly uninformed. you couldn't tell the difference between his personal interests and the countries. >> i don't think he's fit for offset. i don't think he has the competent to compare about the job. there isn't really any guiding principle that i was able to discern other than what's good for donald trump's reelection. >> reporter: the president's team lived. secretary of state mike pompeo calling bolton a trader, accusing his former colleague of spreading lie, fully spun half truths and outright falsehoods. >> vice president pence's national securityeutenant generg

said bolton will go aen the kenneth arnold --. the book contains classified information. bolton de. s this. and the judge noted can copies are already in circulation saying the horse seems to be out of the barn. martha rat its, abc news washington. >> and her fall interview airing in a one hour special tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7 and tomorrow morning i got the chance to speak to rattis for her thoughts on her interview. and we will be airing that interview with her, my chat with martha tomorrow morning, starting at 5:00 a.m. it will also be airing at 9:00 a.m. at this time if you join us then. still had a recent graduate up like any other. this one just 14 years old and she's already got a masters degree and a liv look from our mount tam camera. pretty beautiful clouds there.

time right now is 9:38 and we're going check in with lisa. and what the weather is going to be like on this first day of

new this morning, part of santa clara will be sprayed after mosquitos tested positive for west nile virus. the target zone is largely industrial and commercial, only 10% of the area is residential. you can see which zipped zip codes are affected on your screen here. the bottom of the screen. the three zip codes. treatment scheduled for tuesday night at 10:00 p.m. 95054, 95051 and 95050. those are the zip codes. it is expected to last three sk. all right lisa. happy first day of summer. >> yeah. happy first day of summer to you. and with such a dry winter season, interesting that the

mosquitos are out. usually we're looking at a lot of moisture when we have mosquitos such a problem. but not a problem today with that sun coming out here in the city already. its been awfully cloudy around the bay and along the coast but that is beginning to change. it will still be breezy and cool at our beaches, but it may change for the week ahead as our high temperatures inland sore. we'll talk about your full seven day accuweather forecast coming up. >> thanks lisa. emerging cases putting pro and college teams on pause. the chance

in sports this morning there are new concerns of a rush of coronavirus cases emerging among pro and college sports beginning to threaten chances of leagues starting up in the fall. 22 players and two staff just tested positive on the clemson college football team.

and this week dr. anthony fauci said if there is another wave of the virus football might not happen this year. and in baseball the san francisco skbrients and two other teams announced yesterday they are closing their spring training facility in scottsdale arizona over coronavirus concerns. and 49ers players continuing to work hard off the field to help the community right now. wide receiver kendrick borne is holding an event in the south bay. her is chris alvarez with more. >> reporter: skill players have been training this week in nashville, tennessee. according to nfl network one unidentified player has covid-19. still waiting to hear. the news comes on the deebo samuel suffered a broken foot in ekidpeak withe reiver kendri veac teomniyeet tte fld h

ro b unheeaming u wseveral organizations, including bay area cities produce. and the city of san jose. to give out 5,000 boxes of fresh fruit and veggies. first come first serve at emma pass rush park in san jose from noon to three. >> decided to give back. and people need food. especially with what's going on right i certain kind of food and we decided to do veggies and . althy options >> golfer nick watney tested positive for covid-19. and withdrew from the tournament. and bryson sticks up the approach. 11 under, tied for second overall. and how beautiful is this scene

we 65. he's the leader at the rbs heritage when play was suspended due to weather. here is noah with a sweet swing in santa clara. >> 5-year-old noah at the plate. dad pitching with the based loaded. and they are about to be unloaded. little noah scampering around the bases for his first home run ever. >> that's a big hit there. >> grand slam. check out dad with a high five for noah on his way home. nice job, son. and then a high five from grandpa as well. we just called your play, on can puyoun tv.k atback to yohecr its going pretty niay in uow and they were really warm but

finally a little bit of a cool down in the inland valleys and really typical throughout the day today with a dose of low clouds and fog. steady on shore push and that persistent marine layer allowing for temperatures to stay rather cool around the bay early on but then we'll warm up. the flags you can see blowing there. where should we be this time of year? first day of summer and certainly should be in the 80s but we're going to be upper .0ed in parts of the bayth santa rosa, are 82. concord 87. you should be about 83. oakland mid 70s. few degrees above average. peninsula upper 70s and san jose you are six degrees warmer and san francisco a few degrees cooler. so it all depends on the ebb and flow of the low cloud deck. and you can see from our roof camera here that not only do we need some new flags there. but we continue so see about a 10-15 miles an hour breeze here. and throughout the day today ert going to go away altogether.

it is going to set up along the san mateo coast and be back through the overnight hours. to the north of us a system, the reason i'm showing this is because this has allowed for a response of the low clouds and fog all the way up and down the coast. and without this system we get to have our upper level high build in strong -- and it will, wringing us a lot of heat. mid 50s doesn't p 61, oakland. 67 mountain view. gilroy on the coast with the fog 53 and the roof camera, are low 60s towards the delta. although it is pretty breezy here and lot of sun but a cooler start in our inland valleys. juanita creek. just baking the past few day. little cooler this morning and this afternoon you will be warm but not as warm. so we have the fog and spotty drizzle by the coast. spread

will be with us tomorrow for fathers day. looking at fathers day in particular. waking up to the fifties, seventies and eighties bay side. noontime in the low 80s but 90 on the way for danville and juani walnut creek. upper 70s in fremont and union city and staying in the 60s at the coast. 84, santa clara. 80 in sunnyvale. milbrae 74. 85 petaluma. near east bay. low 70 in berkeley, about 80 in newark and inland, upper 80s to 90. beautiful day. and low clouds and fog pushing across the bay. and fathers day, maybe a few degrees warmer be thank you real heat arrives monday, tuesday and wednesday inland. even bay side numbers come up. the coast coming up a little bit but it looks like the heat sticks around through the week. >> thanks lisa. okay. you are about to meet a young

lady from the south side of chicago who just received her masters degree in environmental engineering. congrats are definitely in order but best part about this? she's only 14. >> i don't feel any different. i kind of forget a lot. and people are like oh congratulations and i'm like oh my gosh i am class of 2020 but i'm not going to high school this year. i'm like done with my mastersed. itas resf lot ong uphbhood rye yo riots and trash. i got msi colleg i new york. i got my -- youtubety college in unity maine. >> she would capture information so quickly and she'd be prepared to get onto the next thing. >> my biggest -- honestly tie

between my mom and grandmother. >> they had to learn. they had to be in school. they had to be scholars to fight in a revolution. >> don't push your child too fast but don't hold your child back because of what is not the norm. they know. they should never second guess where they come from because a lot of greatness comes from south side of chicago and chicago in general. >> wow. that is impressive. congrats to her and you can check out more great stories at local ish.com. also facebook and instagram. and featuring as many high school seniors as possible. 7sted candid picks#gds 've be pud than 3,000 deserving graduates so far. congrats to all of you class of

2020. ♪ ♪ ♪

well as to how a have reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property.

the value of our house, was to you're responsible for keeping fund our long-term health care. for helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. make an appointment so they can tell you how it works. it's a good thing. access your equity. stay in your home. have peace of mind.

welcome back. we've hit the summer season and that means a whole new challenge finding ways to have fun and keep safe separated d the pandemic. a blast from the past for the family. pull up for a show under the stars at the san mateo county event center. they have transformed their parking lot into a pop up drive inn movie theater.drive-in movi. you can purchase tickets online for 35 bucks per car. gates open at 7:30. movie starts at nine. nine. nin. when anyw napoleon dynamite came out. it was like a cult classic in theaters. >> i do remember. big day today. in europe they do lot of partying on the summer soleusic.

that is today.2:icllhtenter wi in oakland. upper 80s. little warmer in the inland valleys than normal this time of year. cool a few degrees for fathers day and into the weeked the goix to get hot but staying comfortable at the coast. >> thanks lisa. thanks for joining us here on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kratsal, along with lisa argen. abc7 continues at 5:00 p.m. thanks for joining us and lisa and i will see you tomorrow morning.

>> this is the "california spotlight," sponsored by calhope. hope will persevere. hello, there. now, if you're like me, you're probably feeling the stress and anxiety from this whole covid-19 pandemic. depression is also not uncommon, and these feelings combined can lead to some pretty serious health conditions. the california department of health care services calhope project offers vital mental-health resources and information to help us all through these very difficult times. and today in the "california spotlight," i am joined by california's surgeon general, dr. burke harris, to tell us all about calhope. hey, dr. burke harris. >> hi. >> so, calhope -- what is it? >> the calhope project offers important mental-health resources and information to help people find their way during these difficult times. the calhope website has information to support mental wellness and can connect folks

with resources to get help and manage stress. >> tell us about some of the mental-health resources that are available through calhope. >> well, one resource is the stress relief during covid-19 playbook, which is full of stress-management tips. and calhope can also help connect folks with a telephone warm line. so, it's not a crisis line, but it's answered by folks who have lived through stressful situations, and they're there to chat. >> what are some of the things that we can do to manage our stress during this time? >> maintaining social connections with friends, family, or others who support you, whether it's by phone, text, or internet. eat healthy foods, avoid excess alcohol, and exercise as you're able. >> dr. burke harris, thank you so much. now, remember, if you want any more information that we have talked about today, visit the website, calhope.dhcs.ca.gov, or call the number on your screen. we'll see you next time. this has been the "california spotlight,"

sponsored by calhope. hope will persevere. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." there's no doubt that isolated islands are the perfect place to relax! today, we'll see all kinds of creatures that are thriving woman: we're gonna ask thesees!. guys to swim across the pool and touch the buttons at the same time. jack: all right. to remarkably resourceful bats... they're all around us, sue, they're