people had to rethink plans to best celebrate dad. cornell barnard joins us live in san francisco with more on this story. hi cornell. >> reporter: hi dion. a gorgeous day in city. so many families have become adaptable during the pandemic that includes reimagining father's day. a day for dad on the shores of oakland's lake merritt. >> today celebrating black fathers. >> organized this free event inspired by the black lives matter movement. >> i feel like in light of everything going on, i wanted to take time to appreciate life instead of just death. >> there was lots of good food, free haircuts and family pictures by the lake. >> nice event for theliwhich we. a chance for everybody to get out and mingle and what not. celebrate fathers. >> this one in right center. >> this year taking dad to an a's game, a giants game or

grabbing ticket to watch the dubs isn't possible due to the pandemic. so planning an inflatable sofa on the ma rinne green is a solid plan b for this family. >> when you're a dad, sometimes it's -- seat of our pants. >> i'm getting coffee fort fathers today. >> sonny bart loma is managing this coffee truck. he's bummed he can't spend the day with his father and son. >> we appreciate the little things, even if it's working on father's day. i just can't complain. i'm happy i got a job still. >> we're out here today celebrating father's day with our map. >> tina castro was treating her dad joe to lunch on the embarcadero where tables are clever live spaced apart with green hedges. >> i feel blessed. lucky to have two daughters. they put pictures on instagram and their friends and -- i'm

lucky. >> reporter: he's a lucky guy. joe said after lunch he wanted to take a walk on the golden gate bridge with his daughters. happy father's day. >> thanks, cornell. on our website, check out a slide show or a story on the dad gang working to break stereotypes on abc7news.com. in the east bay, a group of community activists painted the words reparations now on the pavement. one organizer says it would compensate the african american community for slavery. part that means changing how local governments spend taxpayer money. >> ultimately, we're talking about budgets being moral documents and understanding where the city puts the money, talks about where the city's priorities are. we do not need more police on our streets. we need more funding in our

schools. >> one of the people leading today's efforts say the reparations now message covers a street where the ku klux klan held parades 100 years ago. a group of activists called for not just defunding the san francisco police. they urged city leaders to disband the entire department. toz dozens marched. one claims they want mayor london breed to go beyond promising to reform the police department. >> our objective is to disband the police department and rebuild something that actually protects and serves of the citizens, all the citizens of the city and county of san francisco. we're going to make that happen by any means necessary. >> the prsident of the san francisco police officers association lashed out at the calls to disband the department saying, quote, eliminating the police department would be akin to the movie the purge which depicts a society without laws or police.

spoiler alert, it ends with mayhem and chaos. the death of george floyd has fueled a movement that led to the toppling of statues viewed by some as symbols of racism and oppression. san francisco was swept into the discussion over the past few days. first the city removed the statue of christopher columbus from coyote tower. then they pulled down two other statues in golden gate park. they toppled the bust of two others. >> i think part of this is about trying to reflect our understanding today of who makes history. and so i think the public spaces right now aren't fully reflective of the work we've been doing over the last 60 years. >> many southern states have been removing statues associated with the confederacy. san francisco chronicle insider

and abc 7 news contributor phil matier reports san francisco is already getting suggestions on replacements for the columbus statue that was removed. supervisor aaron peskin says it includes nancy pelosi and others to relocating the firefighter statue at washington square. you can read phil matier's columns in the san francisco chronicle every wednesday and sunday. it is a big weekends for sonoma county. it entered another step of reopening. reopening and the economy are things we're focused on as part of our efforts to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. hotels, short-term henls and zoos are permitted to reopen. that includes the beach on the russian river in guerneville and the animal refuge is offering tours with health and safety measures in place. >> we put vinyl in between each seat. you have social distancing markings on the grounds.

which for us is cheetah paws. >> restaurants have been open for several weeks offering indoor and outdoor dining. sonoma county businesses have brought back furloughed workers out of a job for months. abc 7 news has a new interactive tool to help you figure out the risk like play dates for your kids or hitting the park with kids. you can see what medical experts say. check it out at abc7news.com or on the abc 7 news app. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the coronavirus pandemic was top of mind at president trump's rally last night. his team explaining trump's claim he tried to slow down covid-19 testing. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we have heat advisories tomorrow afternoon as we warm up those temperatures away from the coast. we'll have the numbers in the accuweather forecast coming up. apple's big developer

president trump took part in one of the first large gatherings since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic and addressed the spread of the disease. this comes as more states are reopening or reporting spikes in confirmed cases. here's the story. >> reporter: president trump

back on the campaign trail holdings the first rally on saturday. >> saved hundreds of thousands of lives. don't get a mention. >> the president's re-election campaign dismissing concerns about holding an event amidst the ongoing pandemic. hours before he arrived in oklahoma, six staff members, including two secret service agents, testing positive for the virus. in addition to taking on rival joe biden and the george floyd protests, the president addressed the increasing number of covid cases. >> you do testing to that extent, you're going to find more people, you're going to find more cases. so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. they test and they test. we got pplno what's going on. >> peter navarro claims it was a joke. >> president trump said at the rally that he had asked for testing to slow down. >> that was tongue in cheek.

what else you got? >> that was clearly tongue in cheek. >> many in states among the first to reopen. in florida, nearly 3500 new cases reported today. arizona, which president trump plans to visit this week, also seeing a rising trend. while new york city prepares to enter phase 2 on monday, restaurants setting up to offer outdoor seating to patrons. and the talladega super speedway in alabama welcomes 5,000 fans back to today's nascar event. zor even shaw, los angeles. tonight on abc 7, an exclusive tell-all interview. abc news chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, the first to sit down with john bolon. on tuesday, the fornler national security adviser publishes his new book. bolton claims the president's only strategy is re-election. the justice department had requested the publication be blocked. but a federal judge said no.

you can watch the exclusive interview with john bolton tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. coming up, a bay area student has won on international competition for a machine that you may not believe how she came up with the chain of events to drop a bar of soap into her hands. coming up in sports, the latest on the return of major league baseball and the nba with covid cases spiking. plus, let's go down memory lane, shall we?

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in fremont, the group dads demanding justice organized a skateboarding protest this afternoon calling out racial injustice. skaters paid a visit first to city hall where there was an open mic eye event where they skated against hate. they made their way to skate park in central park for another gathering. wheef had a lot of time on our hands. at american canyon, a high schooler put a lot of effort into winning the people's choice award to competition.

now, that is a 16-year-old machine. this crazy contraption beat out people from 39 states and a dozen countries. the end results of that all that activity? deliver a bar of soap for washing her hands. rube goldberg was a cartoonist who drew complicated machines that completed really simple tasks. >> it is so cool to watch. tomorrow, apple kicks off one of the biggest events of the year. the worldwide developer's conference. but it will look a little different this year because of the pandemic. the event is virtual only this time. the conference is when apple shows off new software and product updates. the keynote is open for everyone to watch this time. tomorrow at 10:00. tech experts are expecting apple will reveal a new operating system with new home screen views. in honor of father's day, drew tuma brought me 90-degree

plus temperatures. thank you, drew. appreciate it. >> you're so welcome. i know how much you love that warm weather this time of year. you know what, we'll do it again tomorrow. crank up the temperatures a few degrees. a couple of heat advisories go into effect. we'll show you that in one second. live doppler 7 along with satellite. got fog a lojt coast. dealing with sunny skies and breezy conditions. the sfo camera. we'll show you the breeze, the trees waving in the wind. the fog moving across the coast. it will move into the bay shoreline over the next 12 hours. again, as the marine layer expands tonight. breezy again this afternoon. gusting to 30 miles per hour at sfo. we're gusting at 22 in fairfield. we'll have this wind with us again tomorrow afternoon. so you will notice again tomorrow it will be breezy as the day wears on. temperaturewise, got that typical spread we see in june this time of the year. 92 in brentwood.

it is rather hot inland. but 66 in oakland. with a bit of a sea breeze. 77 in palo alto. 81 in santa rosa. half moon bay cooler than that at 57. overnight, we'll be tracking that fog moving in from the coastline. tonight is a little cooler of a night compared to last night. thanks to the bigger marine layer coming in tonight. helps to cool us off. into the mid-50s for most of us in the next 12 hours. first thing tomorrow morning, we'll stop the clock at 6:00 a.m. you can see the marine layer is pretty expansive through val vallejo, santa rosa, into the city, burlingame, into san land row into rooakland. by 10:00 a.m., we expect the fog to burn off. it is for that fact. we have a heat advisory that will start at noon tomorrow. this is in effect for solano

county, lake county and mendocino county. temperatures well into the 90s creating a greater risk of heat illness possible. heat exhaustion or heat stroke because of the temperatures tomorrow that will last, in fact, several days. so a closer look at highs on your monday. it's warm in the south bay tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. 88 in san jose. 86 in cupertino. 91 the high for morgan hill. the peninsula, 83 in palo alto. 74 in san mateo. cooler in pacifica. a high of 61 degrees with fog on the coast. downtown in the city tomorrow, a cool day. 64 for the high. 62 in the sunset with that breeze kicking up in the afternoon. in the north bay, it's a hotter afternoon. 90 in santa rosa. 97 in lakeport. the heat advisory in effect. 87 in sonoma. the east bay tomorrow, afternoon shine sunshine in the 70s. 73 the high in oakland and

inland tomorrow, in the 80s, the mid-90s. 92 in concord. 86 in san ramon and 91 the high in livermore. the accuweather sen-y forecast, it m sunshine. it is breezy tomorrow afternoon. with a pretty wide range of temperatures. you notice the trend does not really change over the next seven days. that coast remains pretty cool in the 60s. we're very hot inland, especially friday and saturday with the temperatures approaching 100 degrees in our hottest spots later in the week. now, abc 7 sports with chris alvar alvarez. father's day is typically the finish for golf's u.s. open. the nba finals game 7 would have been tonight. both of those are rescheduled for later in the year. a vote on baseball's return. it's going to have to wait. espn reports the major league baseball players will not vote today on the latest 60-game proposals. the vote was expected to happen today. but the vote was pushed. all of the training facilities

are closed as coronavir arizona. major league baseball is -- 60-game regular season by the end of september about expanded playoffs. they count on a 70-game schedule. major league baseball not going higher than 60. a surging number of cases in florida as i mentioned, there's definite concern about the nba bubble restart in orlando. espn reports that players association held a virtual town hall to address the concerns about the spike in florida. earlier this month, the nba announced plans for a 22-team restart with games july 30th with the nba finals ending in mid-october when it's all up in the air. the father's day nascar race atd weather. lightningo rain. it's known for wreck. it t waitnoer hedule for tllf w. the highlights tonight at 11:00. one of the biggest night to celebrate sports currently

underway on our sister network, espn. it is the 28th annual espy awards. hosted by russell wilson, sue bird and megan rapinoe. hey, did you see this? >> number one pick in the 1997 draft. joe thornton from the >> san jose proud to seattle from the thunderbirds, patrick marleau. >> big day in sharks history. in 1997, two kids named joe tharn ton and patrick marleau went 1-2 in the nhl draft. thornton was two weeks from his 18th birthday. marleau didn't turn 18 until september. when that goes down, thornton said he intends to come back next sooechblt those guys are still playing. started as teenagers, grizzly old vets now. happy naers day to everyone out

there. >> what if they hear you call them grizzly. >> no, old is the appropriate word. >> it's a compliment. >> grizzled vet. >> too late. thanks, chris. all right. >> abc 7 is proud of the class of 2020 by celebrating as many high school seniors as possible. so far we featured more than 3,000. congrats to the class of 2020. ♪ ♪

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tonight at 11:00, protesters say a driver is caught on video plowing through a demonstration in santa rosa. tonight, why police say that may only be part of this story. also -- >> he did everything that he could to be my son. i need to do everything i can to be his father. >> the story of a very special father's day for a first-time dad. all right. speaking of, john legend is celebrating dads here on abc 7 tonight. his one-hour variety special tonight has music and konl di performances and comes on the heels of legend releasing a new album friday. >> celebration of love, of life, of hope.

of resilience and it's a celebration of my love and all the music that's inspired me and made me the artist i am today. >> that was the title track from the album called "bigger love." you can watch legend and family tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. got a lot of guest stars lined up. it should be really fun. >> today should have been really fun for you, eric. anything special for you and your kids? >> i think they'll have presents when i get home. not the ferrari i

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