keep you from infecting others. >> so, we want to show you the hours for the testing that will be happening here at the sap center. testing starts today at 1:00 p.m. and run through 7:00 p.m. and those will be the hours through friday. they'll open back up on saturday and the hours then are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. currently 57 covid-19 testing sites within santa clara and when you stop by this one at the sap center you'll get some sharks swag, too. look for juliangabc7 on twitter. i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. california has shattered its record for the most new coronavirus cases in a single day. "the chronicle" is reporting that the county health department reported more than 6,000 cases of last night and the previous record was 4,415. governor newsom warns the state could revert back to a strict

stay-at-home order if there is a dramatic surge in coronavirus cases. california recorded more than a quarter of total confirmed cases in the last two weeks. that's when reopening expanded in too many communities. san francisco plans to speed up its re pe salons, nail salons and tattoo parlors welcome back customers starting on monday. museums and zoos can also reopen with state approval. san francisco also wants to let outdoor bars and outdoor swimming pools open again. state leaders say they are confident they will get the okay from sacramento. as businesses begin to reopen in the bay area, we have a really handy resource that could help you keep track of what's open and where. this interactive map on our website abc7news.com. a story we brought you yesterday, san jose police released servileance video of a woman who is accused of

intentionally coughing on a toddler. the woman approaches and pulls down her mask and then coughs in the baby's direction. the incident happened friday. police say that the woman was upset because she felt the mom wasn't maintaining proper social distancing. but now this woman could face assault charges. happening today, a package of new policies aimed at reducing police violence in santa clara will be up for a vote. according to the "mountain view voice" it will res have their use of force policies and ban the hiring of officers with a history of excessiorelimatf the of rubber bullets. the board is expected to vote on the changes later this morning. this comes a day after county supervisors declared racism a public health crisis. the declaration includes an 11-point action plan and includes training elected officials and staff on workplace bias and promoting policies that

prioritize the health of people of color. >> this is the beginning of the conversation. and it's a good start. and the community would like to see it go further and assure that wewords on paper. >> another declaration was made in support of the black lives matter movement. ♪ >> and teachers joined in on a protest to end police in schools. they're using the oakland unified school board, they're urging the oakland unified school board that could eliminate the district's police department. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone has that story from oakland. >> we are no longer asking for anything. we are demanding it and we are taking it. police have to go. >> reporter: hundreds of educators, principals, parents and community members took to the streets outside of the oakland unified schoolay on in . to make it be known they want the district's police department

eliminated. >> i don't think police have any place in schools. >> reporter: district police chief jeff will lose his job if the department is eliminated but despite that believes it is time for change. >> what's been going on hasn't been working so, really, what have we got to lose to try something different? >> reporter: many at this rally say they don't want officers at schools, chief godon says his officers are not assigned to specific schools but they respond to 100,000 schools, 3 on-which are serious and would fall on oakland police to respond. the school would then need to focus on those other calls that aren't as serious. >> the key to the safety plan is making sure that those 700 that usually can be handled by the administrative staff don't start falling into that 300. >> reporter: teachers at the rally tell us the pressure has already been on them so doing away with the department wouldn't be a big deal. they say they are the ones that

can de-escalate the toughest of situations. >> when you know students and you can call by name, they stop fighting. >> they would never get there in time for a school shooter. thathe year. in oakland, j.r. stone, abc7 news. family and friends will gather today for the funeral of rayshard brooks. he was the man shot dead in a wendy's parking lot by an atlanta police officer. this is video from his public viewing yesterday. officers were responding to a call earlier this month about brooks who had fallen asleep in his car in the drive-through. brooks was running away with an officer's taser when an offense shoots him from behind. the same place where dr. martin luther king jr. was mourned. at the live desk, i am following protests in washington, d.c., over a statue

of andrew jackson. what we're learning this morning is that police and demonstrators clashed last night in lafayette park. protesters tried to take down the statue with chains and ropes. police and riot gear moved in to protect it. critics say jackson is tied to slave ownership and the eviction of native americans. >> a public reminder of the native american holocaust and, also, of the black american holocaust of slavery. that's what andrew jackson represented. >> president trump responded to the protests on twitter. he threatened ten years in prison for the, quote, numerous arrests made calling efforts to topple the statue, quote, disgraceful vandalism of the magnificent statue. another statue was damaged yesterday in jacksonville, florida. kumasi? >> thank you, thousands of hospitality

workers are worried they won't have jobs to go back to. the long wait is over for first-time drivers who have been trying to get a license. behind the wheel tests are back, but there will be some big changes. but, first, checking in with mike for our forecast today on this tuesday. what should we expect for the day? >> well, we're going to have a summer spread again with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. kind of a typical summer pattern. just a little bit warmer than average once you get away from that marine layer which is about 1,800 feet deep which means it will mainly stay locked into the bay. temperatures along the east bay shore. richmond at 56 and same thing at castro valley on the cool side and most of us in the upper 60s and upper 50s, excuse me. mid to upper 50s in many other areas and 62 in mountain view and pleasant hill, fairfield 60 and we've got 61 in brentwood and 65 in antioch for the warm spot. as far as the commute, you can see the clouds there as we look from the bay bridge toll plaza. this time we're looking to the east.

breezy bridges not only this morning like the carquinez and the benicia bridge but also during the afternoon hours, all of them. choppy this afternoon, too. let's take a look at our three warmest climates. mid 80s in the north bay as a southwest wind will keep you from overheating today. here's a look at the south bay. almost total sunshine and by noon in the mid 80s and 76 at 8:00 and east bay valleys will be the warmest from 65 at 8:00 to 84 at noon to some low and even a few mid 90s throughout the afternoon hours and a 77 and sunshine at 8:00. let's take a look at what is going on with the commute and say hello to jobina. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, mike, thank you. good morning to you, too. hi, everyone. thank you. yes. so, we are looking at a couple different advisories this morning from the chp. so, we're going to start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. we have a fog advisory here and a high wind advisory. doesn't appear to be too foggy,

which is good. i'll look to see if they end up canceling that a little later on and a high-wind advisory for the bay bridge and a crash just past the toll plaza has cleared and you should be able to move through that area just fine and across the bridge. also i have some drive times for you. walnut creek to dublic about a 13-minute ride for that drive time and santa rosa to san francisco 47 minutes and highway 1 to los

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> off in the distance a few clouds starting to show up. it's about 60 degrees there. we'll use this as the backdrop for our day planner today. looks like yesterday. clouds return to the coast and we hit the 70s and 80s around the bay by noon and 80s and 90s by 4:00 and back into the 70s and 80s by evening. the sea breeze that will keep us from overheating in many neighborhood. lake and mendocino neighborhoods aren't as lucky while you have the heat illness likely and through saturday in solano and the entire central valley with upper 90s to low 100s. now abc7 news live desk update. >> happening today, president trump will hold another indoor rally in arizona. so, shears what we know morning. will travel to yuma to mark the construction of more than 200 miles of the borde w ahooix

republicans after students for trump event. he says he is not worried at all when it comes to coronavirus cases spiking in the state, which is now at nearly 55,000. the mayor of phoenix is calling on the president to set an example and wear a mask. by requesting tickets to the event, trump supporters are agreeing not to hold the organizers' libel if they become infected with covid-19. behind the wheel driving tests are restarting at california dmvs on friday. the tests were suspended in mid-march. fce masks will be required at all times and customers will be screened beforehand. at least two of the car windows need to be lowered and examiners will use plastic seat covers. the dmv will reschedule all the tests that it had to cancel and expects to take several weeks to get all the way caught up. new tests with ilnot be available until the rescheduled tests are completed.

in oakland hospitality workers are asking for city officials to give priority to those who have been laid off from their jobs. jobs and unemployment are a big part of the economy which is one of the areas we're focused on as we work to build a better bay area. spoke with several workers who say they just need some hope to survive. >> one day longer. >> reporter: behind the chants, the honking of this vehicle caravan are the stories of hospitality workers asking for help. it's been three months since thousands of them were laid off and they feel like no one is listening. >> everything goes by and my thought is when. when do i get to go pack to work? >> reporter: the same thought goes through, alana's house mind. she has to explain to her kids why their food portions are getting smaller.

ci hel are reopening pheorter:s they're hiring less experienced workers first instead of following senorty. >> to pass into law the right to return to work. once the pandemic subsides and prioritize those workers with seniority. >> reporter: an estimated 14,000 irk withers in the east bay could benefit from this ord inance. oakland city council member says it's not entirely up to them. >> i think, you know, i cannot force you to hire an individual. they have some legislation or regulation, as well. >> reporter: the next step for oakland city council members to vote on june 29th. as for these workers all they can do now is wait.

in oakland luz pena. the response unit in menlo park was taken out of service. they were responsible for decontaminating every scene it responded to but the unit has been responding to fewer calls and going back to more areas that are seeing more encampment and firework related issues. reusable bags are about to make a return, too. suspending the bag ban will expire this week. but if you use your own bag, be prepared to bag your own groceries. the stores will not allow store employees or other customers to come into contact with your bag. i'm okay with that. >> yeah. yeah. i was getting way too many. it was just going -- just creating more and more trash or more and more recycling. i mean there's only so many issues you can use for those

bags. let's talk about what is going on with the exploratorium camera. here we'ric looie ilooking at a deck of clouds. two for tuesday. yeah, a lot like yesterday. now, we do have a heat and fire risk for the entire week and so far no watches or warnings outside of the heat advisory for solano, lake and mendocino counties. and heat relief arrives this weekend and hopefully we can get out there in more areas and enjoy it. here's a look at the high pressure. does it look any different than yesterday? no. that's why the pattern is locked in the south bay. the warmer temperatures as we have a lighter breeze. mid to upper 80s and los gatos 90 and keep us near 9 00 on the peninsula today. mid to uppers downtown, south san us low to mid 60s north bay coast. look at that southwest breeze keeping up in the upper 70s to low 80s through most of the

north bay. cloverdale north bay 95 to nearly 102 degrees. low to mid 70s for richmond, berkeley and oakland. and hottest inland where the breeze does fwhanot reach us. just like this morning, mid to upper 50s. and a few 60s around concord and antioch and couple degrees warmer and again thursday and it peaks friday. a little relief saturday but most of us will notice it sunday and monday as we're back in the 60s 70s and 80s. kumasi, have a good day. >> thanks, mike. the oakland a's will repo reportedly negotiate to buy the city property. according to "east bay times" they approved talks to sell the city's half of the coliseum to the a's. they want to developin entertainment andpo complex uilding a narac ldon square the deal are expected to become final in

october. apple is providing a glimpse at its upcoming software changes and virgin galactic is teaming up with nasa for trips to the international space station. here's this morning's tech bytes. the latest bells and whistles from apple. the new ios 14 will make it easier for iphone users to find and organize apps without scrolling through pages and you'll be able to unlock and start your car with your phone. and nasa is joining forces with virgin galactic. the space agency and richened branson's space tourism company are starting to train for private space flight. after training those will fly to the international space station. confirming nba players and staffers will be wearing the company's smart rings to track possible coronavirus symptoms when teams head to orlando next month. the device will track the user's temperature and other vitals to provide early warning. those are your techbytes, have a

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all right. let's take a look at what is gong to happen starting friday. when the heat peaks in most neighborhood. a huge summer spread. our microclimates are living up to their reputation from 71 in

san francisco and low to mid 90s in the south bay and interior neighborhoods. look at this, we try to get rid of the 90s saturday and even cooler conditions, more comfortable sunday when we have low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco and low to mid70s around the bay and even some 70s to low 80s in our inland neighborhood. we could squeak some mid 80s around fairfield and antioch and those could be the warm spots. that could be pretty comfortable compared to what we are talking about for the mid parts of this week. queel we'll be back with a we'la at what to expect coming up. the mlb association has until 2:00 today if they can report to camps by july 1st. multiple players say they expect to agree to the call and to the league's health and safety protocol. yesterday owners voted to implement a 60-game season. players would receive full prorated salaries to which they

agreed to back in march. if agreed, opening day would likely be during the final week of july. many major cruise lines have voluntarily suspended all dertthatesntil sepmb. a noaixpir july 24th but cruise lines say it's clear more time is needed before they resume service. norwegian cruise line canceled all departures until october 1st. most people are being offered refunds or the chance to rebook for a later date. medical workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic have colorful new support in san francisco. a group of doctors that painted a mural on wooden boards outside zuni cafe on market street' the artist painted a coloring om zurg, g and d ucsf filled it in. >> they really felt a great deal of gratitude for all the support

they received as they have been in the trenches during the pandemic. so, they wanted a mural that shared their appreciation for everybody's role in taking care. >> so, this mural was made in collaboration with paint the void, which encourages pliwood boards put up by businesses. they will be open for outdoor dining this summer. >> that would be really neat. love to see that. let's see what's going on. the big story the heat advisory continues just for today. lake and men decino county. so, a very long stretch of oppressively hot temperatures going to incompass at least that part of the bay area. here's a look at what is going to happen for the rest of us. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and the farther you are inland, especially the east bay and the south bay, the less likely you're going to feel the

effects of the sea breeze. i mean, look at livermore 94 today. that's 11 degrees warmer. 8 degrees warmer. oakland 74 and three degrees warmer. look at redwood city and san francisco and santa rosa all about average today thanks to the southwest wind. kumasi. >> thanks, mike. coming up next at 5:00, the local school that just reopened its doors for summer session. working in the u.s. through the end of the eryoyear, the executive order that is affecting visas. dr. fauci and other health experts are set to testify before the house today. a first look at their remarks and warnings about coronavirus. i want us all to reframe the way that we look at nonviolence and protests. >> all on this phone call has been fighting for decades. >> physical manifestation of this outcry. >> real conversations with you about equality, disparity. >> we're trying to create change. >> and building a better bay area.

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for investors. goodern morning, everybody. tuesday, june 23rd. hi, reggie. i missed you, friend. >> i missed you. hello, hair. how did it feel to get your hair cut? >> listen, it is a process. we have to talk about that. it felt good, but the salon process is a lot different now. i had a mask on, i had a cape on. i was the only one there. >> i like that. >> it was worth it. >> it sounds safe and you look amazing. >> thank you, friend. >> let's go over to mike nicco and see how he looks this morning. >> how about that. you're the only one there. the entire focus was on you. >> exactly. >> yes. >> vogue. >> hi, everybody. welcome to tuesday. it's going to be a warm one again in the same areas it was yesterday. look at this, we're looking at the same breezy pattern blowing ashore. clouds filling in the coastal

valleys and across the bay. it's a comfortable, if not cool 56 as we look from our roof camera.