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stay well and keep it golden. in sonoma county more places are reopening this weekend like gyms, bars and indoor dining, but with modifications. indiana oakland where police confirm an uptick in illegal fireworks activity. the first full day of summer. tomorrow we'll find warmer weather moving on in. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7. on november third, you don't have the gutsst trump, do you? you don't have the guts to vote against trump? president trump holds his first campaign rally in more than 100 days.

thanks so much for joining us. >> many of the president's supporters lined up for days to get into the rally in tulsa, oklahoma but the crowds were thinner than expected. >> reporter: president trump pressed ahead with a rally in tulsa, even after six members of his advanced team, including two secret service agents tested positive for covid-19. and the number of new cases hit highs in tulsa. >> when you do testing to that extent, you're going to find more people, more cases. so, i said to my people slow the repor buth less than enthusiastic reception. however, outside protesters brought the message of unity. racial strife, deeply rooted in oklahoma, going back the 1921 tulsa race massacre, where white mobs attacked the greenwood

neighborhood, one of the wealthiest black areas in the country, known as black wall street. they murdered residents and destroyed their businesses. >> unequivocally the president is not welcome in greenwood. >> reporter: but others camped out for days of what the president promised would be an unforgettable night. and they announced they were canceling the outdoor speech by the president. and president trump blaming radical protestrs for the lower turnout. the empty seats prompted them to halt plans to address the overflow outside the stadium. >> people are going back to work in worship and back to stores and restaurants in the great outdoors. the transition to greatness has begun. >> reporter: the city had planned a curfew to keep the peace, but the white house pressured against it.

potentially interacting with please and protesters. abc 7, new york. it might be happening tonight in your neighborhood. illegal fireworks have been reported across the bay area for weeks now. laura anthony with a lock at the problem and why it seems more prevalent lately. laura. >> reporter: well, right, almost every night, it seems for folks in the east bay, throughout bay area. we were going to show you the activity tonight in the oakland hills, but we have heard a lot of noise tonight, booms throughout the city. we understand reports that the fireworks activity is ramping up again in places like san francisco, vallejo and daily city. it's become a regular thing in

oakland, san francisco and other bay area cities. fireworks like the 4th of july almost every night. this was last night at lake merit. >> right now we have this hands-off attitude. >> reporter: noel gio knows the problem well in the fruitvale neighborhood where he lives. >> like 9:00 p.m. is everybody's time to hang loose and activity that sounds like bombs going off. and they last through 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: this afternoon the booms and blasts began at 6:00 p.m., hour businessfore sunset. >> as we're standing here right now, we are hearing the sounds of fireworks. >> reporter: whether it's shells and mortar, the sounds of setting off the illegal devices is concerning. but oakland police concede. with covid-19 and so much else

going on right now, catching and siting fireworks violators is especially challenging. >> right now we're standing add our east mont substation. we know all around us we're hearing the sounds of firecrackers, m-80s. do we know exactly where they're coming from? no. >> we've been doing this now for months and we got to stop that behavlier. >> reporter: now one theory floated by the oakland fire department spokesman is with all the sanction events cancelled this year, that some of the product has made its way to the open market and folks are getting their hands on things they wouldn't otherwise. things are so bad that in places please departments are getting together and having a webinar next wednesday. they're hoping education might get the public to comply with the law.

live in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. now, abc 7 news is working to build a better bay area. as it begins to reopen for business, we're here to help you navigate the new rules. more businesses in sonoma county are reopen this weekend with restrictions. and a look at places thrilled to be operating again. >> reporter: johnson's beach is reeopen just in time for summer. on friday they reopened further, adding hotels, short-term rentals and zoos. you can book tours and stay overnight at safari west, which closed march 17th. >> we nodified a little bit. markings on the ground, which for us, happens to be cheat apaws. >> reporter: he's excited to bring back the over 100

employees they had to furlough and, of course, the ones that enjoy the animals the most. >> one of the coolest sounds i playing and being in awe of the animals. >> so, when the member is done working out in their zone, they simply press the call button and that will alert a member of our staff they need to disinspect the area. >> reporter: they're disinfected each piece of equipment. >> right now you come here to workout. and when we're done, we're not hanging out like we love to, talking to our buddies. that has to be conducted else wear. >> reporter: at casey's american kitchen in windsor, you htion o outside, where business is looking good. in sonoma county, laura

martinez, abc 7 news. here are some of the covid-19 pandemic headlines. there bay area has more than 19,000 confirmed cases with more than 525 losing their lives to the virus. san francisco is testing more than 2400 per day. and florida set a record for new cases for a third day in a row. more than a thousand cases today. the mayor attributes it to more tests being done. and texas hit a record high. and people protested outside san quentin prison, demanding they do more to protect inmates during a spike in covid-19 infections. so far 159 inmates have tested pausetive for the virus. that number has increased ten-fold during the past two weeks.

at least 30 staff members have become sick as well. this follows 121 inmates arriving last month. they were transferred with a large number of covid-19 cases. >> community groups partnered to host two drive-thru face covering giveaways this morning. another took place in dixon this afternoon. everyone received a free re-useable face covering. a state law maker says he had an extra-marital affair. coming up what assemblyman phil taylor had has to say in his apology. the locations where activists in san francisco chose to share their message. and i'm meteorologist, drew tooma. we have the fog moving in

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fire crews knocked down a brush fire. it forced the ch foorp to close off ramp. they had water issues, as well as access issues for the fire boat. it scorched two acres. in the east bay, oakland firefighters say this fire began between thermal street and mcarthur boulevard near 90th avenue. they stopped it before it headed uphill towards homes. congressman taylored admitss

having an extra'marital affair. he wrote, quote, the allegation my bills or votes were ever driven by personal consideration is false. i have fought for the rights of working people my entire adult life. he then added but i was not faithful to my marriage vows and for that i am deeply, deeply sorry. i am making my apologies to my family directly and privately and ask for their sake, the private space to do so. a black lives matter caravan took over the unpper deck of th bridge. they managed the scene from a helicopter. you may remember demonstrators blocked all lanes of the bridge. >> dozens brought paint brushes to support the black lives malter movement in china town. using colors to share messages

urging racial harmonyages. the leader shared how people from many cultures faced similar hardships. >> we're advocating for asian black solidarity and our communities to come together. our struggles are rooted in racism and discrimination and it's important for the asian kmuntd community to show solidarity. >> the organization says the artwork will remain in place as long as possible. now, if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, you can always head to abc 7 news.com/take action to find a list of resources. >> is it going to feel like the first week of summer this week? >> it certainly will, especially if you're away from the coast. we're talking about the typical rainy temperatures this time of

year. we're pretty comfortable in the oekz water. we'll slip back to the 90s. the fog was rolling in over the last couple of hours. live doppler 7 along the satellite showing you the marine layer along the coastline. in fact, it's having an issue along our visibility. you can see half moon bay is dense fog right now. visibility is half a mile and will likely stay pretty dense overnight tonight. so, if you're out early, first thing tomorrow morning, you will notice an area of dense fog to start our father's day. we're down to 56 in half moon bay. but we do notice there are a couple of cities that it's a warm night tonight. even bren even brentwood. tonight, all about that thick

fog developing right now. we'll have patchy fog. drop to 57 in oakland, 53 in the city. you see the more mild occasions, like cloverdale lake that will settle in the low, if not mid-60s overnight. first thing tomorrow morning we'll stop the clock at 6:30 in the morning on a sunday. you can see the fog along the coast and patchy fog along the bay shoreline. and while we'll find a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, the marine layer will stay compact near the coast, creating comfortable temperatures. but our inland cities are going to warm up tomorrow afternoon. 85 and sunny in san jose. 90 in gilroy. along the peninsula, 77 red drz wood city. pacifica, very cool in the fog at 61. downtown in the city, a high of 66 and partly sunny skies.

breezy and foggy at 62. 93 for cloverdale, the same in napa, 83 in san rafal. we'll be in the mid70s, if not to lower 80s. 75 for oak lntd. 78 for castro valley. and we're warming up to the 80s and 90s. 86 for wall not creek and 93 in brentwood. up to 86 degrees. here's the acuweather seven-day forecast. you so a couple days of the coastal cloud cover. inland it is very hot over the next week. well into the nientsz, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. nonetheless, you will find it very hot when you get out of the fog into the upper nientsz midweek this week. so, i think the answer to

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attacking people in oakland is moving to a new home. we first told you about gerald last week. his antics got so out of hand, they were forced to close the rose garden. they say the state department official wildlife has approved a plan to relocate gerald. his new home will be in the oak lntd hills. the park will reopen as soon as gerald has moved. >> bye, gerald. sports now with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports with covid cases spiking, they have stopped some of thelar rkts.

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now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. abc players have been engaging in voluntary workout said privately. those will have to stop. two injuries and an unidentified player testing positive came out of the niners camp. they're advising against the workouts held recently. espn reports two bucks have tested positive as well. safety protocols are being finalized as training camps are scheduled to open at the end of july. and they organized a food donation, giving out 5,000 boxes of fresh fruits and veggies in san jose. ikeith kb a h tells m hs anulo in a position to given back. >> i've always had a big heart.

so, once i got to the league, it was easy. givling back always makes me feel better. feels like the blessings come back to me when i do stuff like that. it's just always good, man. so, i'm excited about this. the green beret who told collaren kaepernick to kneel and youtube. our website, and all of our social platforms. he talked about merging vets and players, helping athletes and military members find purpose when the uniform comes off. >> what are you going to do to make this country better? to improve your family life? we're so able, we're so capable of doing great things. and that's not just veterans and former professional athletes. there's mutual respect and a pretty big respect, by and large, from the rest of the

nation. they look up to us, you know? share the leaders. >> reporter: third round of the heritage in hilton head, south carolina. he's just one shot off the lead at 14 under par. holds off on 14 for eagle. four players at 15 under, including web simpson. hatten is tied for the league, finishing with a long birdie on 18. he got 36 players within five shots of the lead. should be a wild final round. for the first time in history, belmont stakes was the first in the triple townhe s owhors title >> many franco to win the belmont stakes. took it by four the end. >> reporter: and winning the spectatorless belmont stakes.

now, scheduled for september fifth with the preakness set for october 3rd. very, very creative. let's send it back to you. well, reaction tonight from san francisco's archbishop after a statue was among those toppled by demonstrators. >> i don't think he's fit for offices. i don't think he has the competence to carry out the job. john bolton's exclusive book about the president gets the green light for the release. what he's saying about the ruling. and a clear picture of

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good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lin. president trump held his first campaign rally in more than 100 days in tulszau, oklahoma. he went ahead, even after 16 members of his cabinet tested positive. although crowds were thinner than expected, the president blamed protesters outside for the low turnout. more businesses are opening in sonoma county in time for summer. including short-term rentals, nail salons and gyms. and many are reporting increase in dangerous fireworks. booms and blasts could be heard

at about 6:00 p.m., hour businessfore sunset. they say with so much going on, it's especially challenging to site people for illegal fireworks. >> we're learning more details about the firing of the u.s. attorney in new york, berman. berman was a federal prosecutor who oversaw several cases, including probes into personal fixer, urban and giuliani. and a tense stand off with attorney general, william barr. he announced berman was stepping down but berman had no intention of resigning and showed up to work. president trump tried to separate himself from the fire. >> we have a capable attorney general so that's up to him. i'm not involved. >> accusing him of a public spectacle over public service. sources tell abc the president has wanted berman gone for months. a federal judge ruled john

bolton can move forward in his tell-all book. the trump administration tried to block its release because of concerns classified information could be exposed. >> royce lambert ruling on saturday that former national security advisor, john bolton, may move forward with publishing his political memoir but in taking it upon himself to publish his book without securing approval, have caused the country irreparable harm. bolton's attorney says we welcome today's decision, but added we take issue with the preliminary decision he did not comply with the contracktual obligation to the government. president trump taking to twitter, call the ruling a big win.

strong and powerful statements and rulings on classification were made. >> i think the judge was very smart and very indignant of what bolton did. i think it's a great ruling. >> reporter: the judge hopes -- and he could face prosecution. he sat town r down for an exclusive interview. >> you describe the president as erratic, foolish, can't leave him alone for a minute. he was stunningly uninformed. couldn't tell the difference between his pursesinal interested or country's interest? >> i don't think he has the confidence to carry out the job. there really isn't any guiden

principal, that i was able to discern, other than what's good for the president? >> reporter: abc news, washington. the coronavirus pandemic now, with cases surging across the sun belt. cases in florida doubled in a week and texas set a new one day-record with north carolina and arizona seeing soaring numbers. >> reporter: tonight the kreens surging out west and new infections hitting a high of more than 4,000 cases today. >> the vast majority of the cases we're seeing right now in the state of florida are with people presenting without any symptoms. >> reporter: doctors raising red flags. >> we are seeing more patients in the hospital. but we're also seeing a higher

percent positive. >> reporter: washington state's governor will issue mass mandate, warning of the virus exploding. >> icu patients are being transferred to seattle for lack of capacity. >> reporter: packed bars and restaurants in los angeles. >> this is actually the first time we hangou after the whole quarantine. >> reporter: california was the first to impose a lockdown in march, now a record number of new cases, more than 4,000 on wednesday. the governor ordering everyone to wear masks in public. residents rebelled and now they're still conflicted whether to follow the mandate. sglirlts tyranny. >> it worries me for them, more than me. >> reporter: and we have a full list of information and resources tee help during the pandemic. you can go to abc 7 news.com/coronavirus.

you can find pages dedicated to the virus. activists shared their message with a large display outside city hall today. they joined adults in painting defund the police. organizers are urging mayor london breed on promises to divert money to community programs. one leader accuseden being ineffective solving problems across san francisco. >> i think it's better to have your neighbo and your community, you know, regulating their community, honestly. >> the head of the union representing san francisco's police officers, said, quote, slashing public safety budgets will only makeur cities less sfraf everyone. the city mayor is promising

change after bringing down several statues last night in golden gate park. >> reporter: lots of power washing happening in golden gate park. workers removing graffiti from pedestals that once held statues. friday night a group of several hundred tore down the statue of frances scott key, who wrote the national anthem and was a known slave holder. the statue was also toppled. sarah stabbed a california missions and accused of committing atrocities. later doused with red paint. the bust of yulysses grant was brought down. some park visitors had a lot to say. >> and it's a sign of mob violence. it needs stop. >> reporter: they say the mob

bagan throwing objects at them. >> i'm not sad. statues like this tend to make heroes of people without any real conversation of the full picture of what they did in their lives. owning slaves for example. >> reporter: mayor london breed acknowledged pain rooted in a history of pain and oppression. she said every dollar we spend cleaning up the vandalism takes funding away from our community, including our african-american community. i say this not to defend any particular statue or what it rptds, but they should involve us. this after they removed a statue of christopher columbus. >> i understand what's happening. >> reporter: he doesn't condone th vandalism but --

>> maybe it needs to wake some people up and then they can understand where we're coming from. >> reporter: mayor breed is calling for a review of all public arc in the city. she wants them to work with the community so art, including statues are reflective of everyone living here. abc 7 news. the arch diocese of san francisco is speaking out. the office is quote, just as historical wrongs can't be righted, neither can they be righted by rewriting the history. here there was no practical reason t was mob rule. and now an asian american lady-college freshman who was told to change her name to sound more anglo-sized.

said her name sounded like the f-word and asked her to change it. when she sited discrimination, instead calling her p-win in zoom classes. he tweeted an apology and confirmed he sent an email as well. he's on leave and they're investigating. a sheriff's deputy recently took on the role of a lifetime during a high school graduation. up next a story that proves love knows no

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here's abc news anchor. >> reporter: when north carolina high school senior thought about her graduation dance, there was one person she wanted to be there. >> i felt like shehead be there because he's been there for me my whole four years of high school. >> reporter: that man, corporal matthew long, is the school's resource officer. amaya lost her father at a young age and says corporal long became a mentor to her during the challenging high school years. >> i can't talk to my father. so, i can talk to him about things that happened at school. like, if i'm having a bad day. >> reporter: so a few week businessfore graduation, she made a special request. >> i said of course. i would love to. trying to fight back the tears i have, it moved me. >> reporter: corporal long understood the significance.

>> and even though we're wearing the face masks, you couldn't see the biggest smile on my face. >> reporter: and on her graduation day, there he was, right by her side, honored to be her honorary dad. abc news, new york. abc 7 is celebrating the class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting with #brads on 7 or by going to abc 7 news.com. we've been proud to show more than 2,000 grads so far. so, congratulations to you, the class of 2020. ♪ ♪ snoegts ♪

♪ ♪ >> and congratulations once again. all right. i am not in studio, so, erick, unfortunately i can't give you that wipe to blot your head because it's going to be so hot this coming week.

>> woel, i don't need tit yet. >> we're going to find days inland, especially, that we're hot in the 90s. our marine layer is going to stick with us this next couple of days. you can see the cloud cover, along the coastline. and we're having issues with dense fog, especially along the coast. down to half a mile of visibility. and we will likely have this dense fog first thing in the morning. of course sun burns some of it off by midday. patchy fog around bay shoreline. low to mid50s for some of us. and we'll stay in the low 60s. so, highs tomorrow pretty much something for everybody. a really cool coast in the low 60s. 66 in the city.

but you jump away from the coast. and it is warm. 89 in concord, 85 in san jose. 88 in santa roadsau. an afternoon sunshine high. and for father's day, we have fog to sun and you notice the week ahead. a very cool coast staying in the 60s. and in the bay, a lot of cities in the 80s. hot inland, with temperatures in the upper nienlts. 90s. so, get ready, buddy and get ready to sweat. >> i love how you rub it in. >> i'll be expecting that towel.

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create art in solidarity with the black community. >> they wanted to honor the movement for black lives and recognize juneteenth. they also built a large black origami crane that says black lives matter and i can't breelgt. check it out. a group of young neighbors organized the event. did we mention father's day is tomorrow? father's day is tomorrow. >> was that for your kids? >> i don't know what you're talking about . torcycle rid. angeico los helping ri goi, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead.

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