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. here's a look at your planner for today. 56 to 60 and about the same as it was yesterday. 60 at the coast and maybe a touch more sunshine than yesterday. sunny bay and inland and temperatures already pretty warm there and 83 to 91. summer warmth away from the coast this afternoon. 76 to 82 with sunshine at 7:00. we'll take a look at how long it will stay this warm. back to reggie for the news. a lot of reaction from silicon valley after the president is going to ban visas. silicon valley depend on those visas for their workforce. amy hollyfield is live in san mateo. he ss hisny uses the mpany says visa program to hire scientists and engineers and says if silicon valley can't hire, it

will get left behind. president trump temporarily ban foreign workers in an attempt to make more jobs available for americans. but silicon valley leaders say this will undermine the tech industry. >> foreign-born workers make up 60% of all tech workers in silicon valley. so, this represents a very serious threat to the workforce. >> the concern is that talented workers will go to companies in other countries. the ban on new visas is an extension from the one thatid i april. it is temporary. the plan is to have it in place now until the end of the year. reporting live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. some stunning numbers from governor newsom as he is addressing the record high numbers of new covid-19 cases. he says more than 46,000 californians tested positive in just the past two weeks. that's more than a quarter of all known cases since march.

hospitalizations are up 16%. >> despite an increase in hospitalizations. despite an increase in total number of icu patients, our capacity remains fairly stable. >> now, uc berkeley professor says the number of cases is bound to rise as more businesses reopen and he says people just need to be more careful. >> if i decide to take a risk and i get infected, i can spread that virus to other people who may have decided they didn't want to take the risk. >> despite all francisclos soon as monday. well, we haven't heard much in recent weeks from dr. anthony fauci but this morning that is changing. he is going to testify on capitol hill along with some of the nation's other top experts and this comes amid that nationwide surge in coronavirus

cases. abc news reporter alex presha has more. >> reporter: with 2.3 million cases and 120,000 deaths, the nation's top health experts are warning the coronavirus pandemic could get much worse. dr. anthony fauci and other experts will testify before the house today stating covid-19 activity will likely continue for some time and if there is covid-19 and flu activity at the same time, this could place a tremendous burden on the health care system. utah is dealing with a burden of its own after partially reopening a state public health official is warning that a new surge in cases could force a complete shut down. the virus is rising in 23 states and puerto rico. 12 states have hit records nobody wanted. their highest levels of coronavirus ever. texas is one of them. the infection rates have doubled there, so have hospitalizations. >> we are moving very fast in the wrong direction. >> reporter: the governor's

advocating for face coverings. >> i know that some people feel that wearing a mask is inconvenient or that it is like an infringement of freedom, but i also know that wearing a mask will help us to keep texas open. >> reporter: florida is also on that list. the state has had more than 100,000 cases. >> everyone will have to be wearing masks in public. >> a real trajectory. a real consequence to not following rules. >> reporter: now more than a dozen mayors there are making masks mandatory. arizona is high hospitalization rates. president trump is scheduled to hold a campaign rally there later today. not sanctioned or permitted by the city of phoenix and called on to wear a mask. >> organizers are expecting about 3,000 people to attend that trump rally in phoenix. they'll be asked but not required to wear masks. alex presha, abc news, washington.

a middle school in san jose is back aer months of being closed because of coronavirus. sunrise reopened schools for summer school. there are no more than 12 students allowed in each room. usually the school's summer program includes field trips and outdoor activities and this time around students will be kept inside for the most part. students get to leave to wash their hands for lunch, but they will eat their meals in classrooms. speaking of school, four of them in san francisco could be renamed because their namesakes are now under scrutiny. you see them here on this map. we'll start with june muir and then george washington and john muir elementary which may be renamed for maya ang lieu who became the first and francis scott key and an official name change resolution could be filed at a school board meeting next

month. the ft. bragg city council has voted not to put a measure . instead they decided to form a committee to further discuss this. last night people on both sides of the debate expressed their frustration. >> and if you don't change the name, i will swear to you, i will run for city council and i will fight for the name change. for the indigenous rights and for the rights of the people of color and the rights of minimum wage workers. >> we have more serious problems than thinking about changing the name of this wonderful town. i didn't even know who the hell braxton bragg was until 2015 when everybody started bringing him up. >> the city council rejected the same idea in 2015. all right. let's take a look at what is

going on. start with neighborhood temperatures and go down to the south bay where we have few clouds streaming in and temperatures low 60s. san jose right there at 59 and 61 in cupertino and mountain view for the warm spots. and else where we have 62 at redwood city and you can see pretty much mid to upper 50s everywhere. brentwood one of our warmer spots. here's a look, again, at some of those clouds as you look northbound. that's where the clouds are coming in from as they spill into the bay, once again. your activity planner just caution. smallcraft advisory breezy and choppy out on the bay and better for walking the dog, especially in our hotter neighborhood today and exercising is going to be seasonal, too, if not hot. especially in the east bay and the south bay. some of our milder temperatures the peninsula barely getting up to 80 this afternoon for a couple hours. a lot of mid to upper 70s with sunshine this afternoon and a few clouds this morning to start the day. here's a look at the east bay. 62 at 8:00 and already 70 at 10:00 and hang out in the mid to upper 70s from noon through 6:00 but check that out.

68 at 8:00 and here's a look at san francisco where, again, like yesterday, along the coast we can't completely shake the clouds and we'll hang out in the upper 60s for a few hours this afternoon dropping down to 60 by 8:00. a little breezy this afternoon, also. we'll take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. how about the commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. so far so good for the most part on our roads. we'll start with a live look showing you the san mateo bridge. people make their way towards the peninsula. you can certainly see that. our commute is really entering the normal zone. our drive times now, we have that typical slow spot tracy to dublin about 39 minutes for that drive time and antioch to concord 16 minutes and san rafael to san francisco, a 20-minute ride. looking at the overall map see o spot coming out of tracy our supercommuters there.

everything else green across the board and green is good. i do have some advisories from the chp. hi wind advisories for the golden gate bridge as well as the bay bridge. no wind advisory for the san mateo bridge which is good news and we also have a fog advisory still in place for the golden gate bridge. re reggie and kumasi. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. also primary election day. the polls are open in kentucky, virginia. the races across the country many are watching. the buzz over apple's big and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling.

my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, he gets excited. he screams, "mommy's work!" when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff that would keep the associates safe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, we've sent well over 10 million gloves. and this may look like a bottle of vodka. when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] with this pandemic, safety is even more important because they're going home to babies, they're going home to grandparents. so, our responsibility is to make sure that they go home safe every single day.

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the city says it's confident it will get the green light. number three. dr. anthony fauci and other health experts are expected to testify before members of the house today. they're concerned about the rising number of covid-19 cases across the u.s. number four. family and friends will gather today for the funeral of rayshard brooks. an atlanta police officer shot and killed brooks as he ran away with an officer's taser. the funeral will be held at the same church are martin luther king jr. was mourned. heat through suso llano county through 8:00. we have a high to very high risk of heat illness in these areas. and number six. we are looking at some pretty clear roads out there for your early morning commute. taking a live look in oakland at the 880 at the coliseum camera there. lots of cars on the road already. and number seven. behind the wheel driving tests will restart at california dmvs

on friday. face masks will be required at all times. customers will be screened beforehand. at least two of the car's windows have to be lowered and examiners will use plastic seat covers. a san francisco man accused of threatening a family wearing black lives matter t-shirts is scheduled to appear in court today. steve sobati was arrested on felony threat and hate crime charges. the family says they were eating at a burlingame restaurant when he threatened to shoot them. he posted bail and is set to be arraigned this morning. now an abc7 news live desk update. the polls are open in kentucky, new york and virginia right now for their primary elections at the live desk i'm closely following a race right now in kentucky. democrats are expected to elect the candidate who will try to unseat senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. top contendersclud vot tn

especi in light of recent black lives matter protest and who becomes the democratic nominee could come down to how the candidates have responded to the protests. >> this moment is helping to show that investing in people, standing up for regular folks is not radical. it's good public policy. >> have you been on the ground in louisville with the protesters the last three days or in lexington or else where, mrs. mcgrath? >> i have not. >> why? >> i have been with my family and i had some family things going on this past weekend. >> just three months ago, police in louisville, kentucky, shot and killed breonna taylor during a drug sting. she was struck with bullets at least three times. citywide ban on no-knock warrants and city demonstrators have been calling on george floyd's with the #sayhername.

>> thank you, jobina. there is still a lot of puz th over apple's announcement. the cupertino-based company seems pretty confident that we all want to do more with tablets, smartphones and desktop computers. the big moments from the virtual event. >> reporter: normally 6,000 developers to see where apple technology is headed instead they watched a slick 1 hour and 45 minute video online. tim cook started reaffirming apple's commitment to racial and social justice bringing up a $100 million pledge. >> we want to everything we can to foster the brightest lights. >> reporter: racial and gender diversity but only one african-american. >> i think that they have to not just say they're for social justice, but fintd wd ways to aggressively recruit from the historic black universities. >> reporter: apple previewed new

apps that prompt you to wash your hands longer and do translations in 11 languages. tweaked for new operating systems coming to the iphone, ipad and, yes, even for the mac desktop to be called big sur. >> i have never been more confident about the future of the mac than i am today. >> reporter: working from home during the pandemic may have saved the desktop. >> despite apple's efforts to turn the ipad into a computer, which it works for most people, most people still want that traditional computer form factor. >> reporter: apple will wean itself off intel chips using its own. >> apple is using its own chip that it designs and builds and more energy efficient and i think better integrated into apple's full line of products. >> reporter: no hint of the next generation, but that gives developers times to create new games and new apps. david louie, abc7 news

>> that package covered it all. i don't know where to start. we don't have time to unpack it. >> we really don't. does someone want to give me some more money? >> i will, friend. >> you want more toys? >> you know why you can have my money? >> if not, i'm sticking with what i have. >> until you see it and you're like, i do need that. >> until kumasi has one, and then i will need to get one, too. i don't make the rules. >> mike, you have all the gadgets. >> i'm about to turn the camera and show you my imac. it's all mac all the time over here. and i like it. good products. good products. let's talk about what is going on weatherwise. we'll show you the exploratorium camera where at pier 15, 56 degrees right now. coastal clouds, rinse and rempet as far as our temperatures go. seasonal temperatures tonight bay and coast and the weekend

the summer spread shrinks as heat relief for our inland neighborhoods. here's a look for our summer spread. i ink the it's about the same as yesterday. it's about 2,000 feet. it's going to go away just as quickly and maybe stay along the coast a little longer where we had a few breaks in the sunshine yesterday and that's it as far as your fogto upper 80 tough mof the south bay with 86 today in cupertino. we have 80 in redwood city and palo alto and that's as warm as it gets on the peninsula. 61 to 64 on the peninsula coast and 66 in downtown and 68 in south san francisco and low to mid 60s and sausalito. look at that upper 60s to low 70s through the north bay and the southwest breeze does not make it to cloverdale or ukiah. 92 to 102 there. keeping richmond, oakland and berkeley comfortable. we have upper 70s to low 80s else where and as you move inland, how about low to mid 90s.

yes, that is the hottest temperatures. tonight back in the 50s in most narnd neighborhoods. let's talk about what is going on with the accuweather seven-day forecast. couple degrees warmer wednesday, thursday and by friday we reached the peak with summer sizzle and heat starts to moderate and for the rest of us sunday and monday. >> mike, thank you. in the east bay, a warning about a robbery spree. thieves are following people home from banks in alameda. police say the latest incident happened on kauffman parkway near shannon circle. the victim was in the garage when the two robbers approached. they described them as men but that is it. no details released so far. momolicios was found in oakland. it was stolen in emoryville. about 30 minutes later, someone took the truck. the owners didn't give specific details about where the truck was found in oakland, but they did thank police for their help.

>> i'm glad they found it. >> me, too. that is your livelihood. >> exactly. what are you about to do with it? can you cook the food? >> thank you. they would find you out real fast. all right. so, a first in the nation pilot program is impacting air travel at lax. nch also, the touching show of support for nascar driver that could mean an increase byin energy bills..

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i'm going to look ahead to the weekend because we have big changes from friday, saturday to sunday. friday could be one of our hottest days. look at those 90s, especially in the east bay and south bay. mid 90s there while we have 70s and 80s around the bay. the 90s are almost gone saturday and sunday even a little bit cooler as temperatures hit the low to mid 60s and the coast into san francisco and low to mid 70s around the bay and just a few 80s inland. so, after five to six days of some really oppressive heat and microclimates, it will get nicer this weekend. reggie?

>> mike, thank you. the sonoma is after after, discovery comes after nascar moved to ban the confederate flag from all of its racing events and nascar is coming together after a similar incident sunday. someone put a noose in the garage stall of driver bubba wallace at the talladega speedway. he is the black nascar driver that pushed for the confederate flag ban. >> what happened is absolutely disgusting and i was very, very mad about it. everyone was. but i thought today with everyone showing their support not only drivers, crew members, teams, the fans were really awesome and showing their support, too, of bubba and everybody. >> drivers painted i stand with bubba in the grass. ee a aace since did hetty dothe. co the finish line

and stood behind wallace during the national anthem. by the way, bubba wallace is going to be on "the view" today you can watch at 10:00 this morning on abc7. airlines are showing that they are serious when it comes to mask policies. in los angeles police escorted a passenger off of a plane who refused to wear a mask. here's abc gio benitez.tez.tez. >> reporter: tensions running high on a plane. happening aboard a frontier airlines plane. >> they had no other option and ended up calling to have the lapd come on to the plane. >> reporter: the officers boarding the plane and removing the passenger. >> if you want to fly, you have to do what we have to do right now. >> reporter: major u.s. airlines say face coverings are mandatory and another change at los angeles international airport. a first in the nation pilot program to check passenger temperatures. >> we want to develop a framework of how it could work

not only here at lax but at any airport in the country. so we certainly hope that it will drive that standardization. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., the new state of the art technology one airport is unveiling to keep you safe. with your "gma first look" i'm gio benitez. if you're looking to make some extra cash, you might consider just cleaning out your closet. a lot of people are reselling items they don't need any more. look at this list, it shows the brands with the best resale value. according to san francisco's based thread up, if you have these brands in your closet, you have a resale gold mine. frye known for its tops and boots. and that's followed by tory burch, kate burke. you have stuff, friends? >> nope. >> i did a big clean a while back, maybe i should have

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we reached the upper 80s. upper 70s to low 80s thanks to the southerly wind keeping most of the north bay pretty cool. 100, 102 and then mid 90s for our east bay valleys. pretty toasty here, also. we'll look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. relief on the way for the weekend let's get back to reggie for more news. >> mike, thanks. we start at 5:30 with breaking news. the number one tennis player in the world says he has tested positive for coronavirus. novak djokovic says he and his wife have tested positive. they're going to be in self-isolation for the next 14 days. this all comes after djokovic sparked controversy by organizing a tennis match in croatia whe big croow ives part of this. djokovic has also questioned the need for an eventual coronavirus vaccine. he's been critical of plans by the u.s. open to help limit the

spread of the virus saying sure he wasn't sure he wanted to play tennis with those rules in place. happening today, you can get a covid-19 test for free at the sap center and you won't have to have an appointment or even be showing any symptoms. since this is the home of the sharks, they're throwing in a few extras to get as many people tested as possible. julian glover is live in san jose with this. good morning, julian. >> good morning, kumasi. the plan is to test 1,000 people a day here at the sap center and try to make it as easy as possible. free walk-in testing. this will start today and run through saturday and the goal is to really test people who don't have symptoms so they can try and stop the spread of the virus before it can have the chance to be able to spread.a county is tp with the san jose sharks to make this happen. even sharkie as you're talking about earlier the hockey team's mascot was here monday to show that testing is quick and painless. no appointments needed to get tested. also 100% free and available

regardless of immigration status which, of course, is important. county leaders want everyone who comes in contact with others often to get tested. we have to be real, that is more of us as the bay area continues to reopen its economy. >> testing helps keep everybody safe. if you are infected, we want to know that because if we know you're infected, then we can do what we need to do to keep you from infecting others. >> okay. so, we told you it starts today. let's give you the hours. it kicks off at 1:00 p.m. here at the sap center today. it will be open until 7:00 p.m. those will be the hours through friday. then on saturday, it will open back up from 9:00 until 3:00 p.m. now, the sap center is just the latest of 57 testing sites that are up and running all across santa clara county. i've already tweeted up a link if you want to see the full list there at

reporting live 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 county health departments has reported more than 6,000 new cases as of last night. the previous record was 4,415. governor newsom warns that the state could revert back to a strict stay-at-home order if there is a dramatic surge in coronavirus. he said california recorded and that's when reopening expanded in many communities. san francisco is planning to speed up its reopening plans. the city is asking the state for permission to let hair salons, nail salons and tattoo parlors welcome back customers on monday. museums and zoos can also reopen with state approval. san francisco also wants to let outdoor bars and outdoor

swimming pools open. city leaders say they are confident that they will get the okay from sacramento. as businesses start to reopen here in the bay area, we have a handy resource to help you keep track of what's open and where. you'll find this interactive map on our website, abc7news.com. 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. look at video from his public viewing yesterday. officers were responding to a call recallier th ieearlier abop in his car in the drive-thru. he was running away with one of the officer's tasers when an officer shot him from behind. tomorrow the oakland unified school board is set to vote on a measure to eliminate the school's district police department. >> we don't need no cops.

>> teachers joined a protest outside the school district headquarters yesterday calling for an end to police in schools. both demonstrators and the ousd police chief said it is time for a change. >> we are no longer asking for anything. we are demanding it and we are taking it. police have to go. >> what's been going on hasn't been working so, really, what have we got to lose to try something different. >> police chief jeff godon says his officers currently respond to 1,000 calls per semester. about 300 of them are serious cases. if the ousd police department were to be eliminated, officers from the city's police department would have to respond. thech themselves.en't as serious now an abc7 news live desk upda update. >> at the live desk, i'm following protests in washington, d.c. over the statue of andrew jackson. so, this is what we're learning

this morning.poce a demonstratod last night in lafayette park. protesters tried to take down the statue of the former president with chains and ropes. police in riot gear moved in to protect it. critics say jackson is tied to slave ownership and the eviction of native americans. >> the public reminder of the native american holocaust and, also, of the black american holocaust, the slavery. that's what andrew jackson represented. >> president trump responded to the protest on twitter. he threatened ten years in prison for the numerous arrests made calling efforts to topple the statue disgraceful van van of a magnificent statue. another statue of jackson was vandalized yesterday. >> thank you, jobina. coming up, the search for a woman suspected of coughing on a baby at a yogurtland shop. the new surveillance video. also the next step into space tourism.

the new agreement between nasa and virgin galactic. first, we stay on earth and meteorologist mike nicco. >> trying to keep grounded today. i like that.herekt san francisc. cloudy and misty and temperatures around 53 to 56 degrees. else where we're pretty much in the mid to upper 50s also. the exceptions 50 at union city and palo alto 62 and tracy at 64 degrees. here's a look at your commute this morning. closer you are to the hills, you could run into mist there. 57 and dry at the bay bridge toll plaza and breezy on some of oour bridges. the north/south bridges this morning and all bridges this afternoon and choppy on the bay this afternoon, also. here's a look at the north bay. we're in the 60s through 10:00. southerly wind off the ocean and off the bays and that's why we struggle to reach the mid 80s this afternoon. 70 at 8:00. all right. for the south bay, though. that southerly wind is a little bit warmer.

67 at 8:00. 83 at noon and upper 80s for several hours this afternoon and down to a pleasant 76 by 8:00 and a whole lot of sunshine in the east bay valleys where 84 at noon and even a few mid 90s for a couple hours this afternoon. down to 77 at 8:00. and the most amount of sunshine is going to be in our east bay valleys along with our hottest temperatures. some relief coming in the weekend forecast. i'll have that coming up soon. here's jobina. she's back with a look at traffic. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. yes, i'm back, everybody. good morning. so, things are still looking good on our roads. i just have some minor hazards and little road work in the area. no crashes or major blocking, though. so we are taking a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. a fewer cas ma eer cars m m m across. we still have high wind advisories in effect there.r.

and they're adding three more trains to the line running from pittsburg bay point to daly city. added during the morning and evening commutes. ridership had been down 94% since the shelter-in-place orders were imposed but down only 88% on friday. its best

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but not up around places like lake and mendicino county and fairfield where we have the heat. those hot temperatures all the way through saturday. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. happening today, a package of new policies aimed at reducing police violence in santa clara county will be up for a vote. according to "mountain view voice" they would require the sheriff office and also ban the hiring of officers with a history of excessive force and possibly eliminate rubber bullets. the board is expected to vote on the changes later this morning. and this comes a day after county supervisors declared racism a public heal csi cles trngelecd ta onwoplace polihe heth co >>his ishe conversation. and it's a good start. and the community would like to

see it go further and assure that we have more than just words on paper. >> well, another declaration was made in support of the black lives matter movement. now an abc7 news live desk update. >> happening today. president trump will be in arizona for another indoor rally. he will travel to yuma this morning to mark the construction of more than 200 miles of the border wall. then he will go to phoenix to speak to young republicans at the students for trump event. he says he's not worried at all when it comes to the coronavirus cases spiking in the state, which is now at nearlyor of x i on the president tr mask. by requesting tickets to the event, trump supporters are agreeing to not hold the organizers liable if they become infected with covid-19. san jose police want to find a woman you see in the video intentionally coughing on a

toddler at yogurtland. watch the right side of the screen. the woman approaches, pulls down her mask and then coughs in the baby's direction. the incident happened friday. police say the woman was upset because she felt the mom wasn't maintaining proper social distancing and that woman, if they find her, could face assault charges. some people who have gotten sick from coronavirus say it's taking them months to recover. there are people who aren't sick enough to go to the hospital, but they're also not well enough to go about their daily lives. they call themselves long haulers and they have connected on facebook for support after many doctors told them they don't know why their symptoms remain. this morning on "gma" dr. jen ashton explains what many doctors suspect is happening. >> the theory has to do with the fact that we think covid-19 causesicture that we're calling an infectious vasculitis. an acute infection and then there's an inflammation stage that occurs in the blood vessels and depending on which blood

vessels are affected can then determine what types of residual and long lasting symptoms people have. but for perspective, michael. sometimes it takes people a month to recover from influenza. >> wow. dr ashton has more on some of the common prolonged symptoms coming up on "gma." that starts at 7:00 right after abc7 mornings. behind the wheel testing. these tests were suspended in mid march. face masks required at all times and customers have to be screened beforehand and at least two of the car's windows have to be lowered and plastic seat covers. the dmv will reschedule all the canceled tests. it expects it to take several weeks to get caught up. new tests, though,illreschedule. virgin galactic is teaming up with nasa for trips to the international space station. the u.s. space agency and richard branson's space tourism

company they're joining forces to train private astronauts for space flights. now, under this agreement, virgin says it will develop a new private orbital astronaut readiness program. it will include identifying candidates that are interested in purchasing private missions to the international space station. however, there is no word yet on how much those flights would cost. >> friend, i know -- >> i told you. >> you know what, that i'm going to be waving at both of you from the ground. >> mike is the first one to go. he can go first. i'll go with you, mike. i think this is exciting. but i feel like you've been trying to be an astronaut and you need to go. >> i think so. i just got to talk the wife into blowing our retirement to do it. >> for your dreams, friend. >> yes. honey, don't crush my dreams. i know i've dragged you all over the country as i lived mine, but

you know. let's talk about what is going on. hi, everybody. hopefully you're having a good tuesday morning. let's take a look from the exploratorium and looking back towards san francisco you can see the marine layer there. up to 2,000 feet. sounds like yesterday. yep, i hope you like yesterday's weather and we'll do it again today. we have a heightened fire and heat risk this week but so far no watches orern wai warnings oe just a stubborn pattern and here's a look at the peninsula and you can see temperatures in the mid 70s to right around 80 degrees. along the coast, about 61 to 64e than yesterday. mid to upper 60s downtown, south san francisco. low to mid 60s from the coast to sausalito up in the north bay and then upper 70s to low 80s in

the southerly and ukiah 95 to 102 there. low to mid 70s and 80 around union city and fremont 82 and low to mid 90s our hottest temperatures in the east bay valleys. remains rather nice at night with temperatures in the 50s up above 1,800 feet will be in the 60s. my accuweather seven-day forecast. couple degrees warmer and our warmest temperatures will be friday and then a break in the heat for sunday and monday with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine just about every day. reggie? >> thanks, mike. the popcorn is popping again in paris. movie theaters across france have officially reopened after going dark three months ago because of the pandemic. new safety guidelines in place reduced capacity with half-empty theaters. here in the u.s., we will have to wait until next month to go to the movies. most major theaters are scheduled to reopen by mid july. you don't have to go anywhere to see hamilton, you

can see it right in your living room on disney plus. when it starts next friday, it will have a pg-13 rating. >> people the show or heard and i'm not goeging to sa sound track but cast recording know that the original lyrics drop the f word several times, which would have required an r-rating. so, "hamilton" creator explained to get the pg-13 rating he had to cut the swearing down to just one of the f bombs and i know which f bomb it is and i would say he chose wisely. the other two get beeped. y do you know which one i'm talking about? >> no, friend. >> you know what, i realize no safe way for me to explain it. >> just text me.

just text me. >> i'll put it in the group chat. well, coming up new at 6:00, cheese is getting a lot more expensive. what is driving prices to the highest they've been in 100 years. but, first, a colorful show of support for front line workers in san francisco. also, abc7 has launched new streaming apps. wherever you are you can get our live newscast, breaks news and weather and more with our abc7 app on fire

the oakland a's will negotiate to buy the city's share of the property. according to east bay times, the oakland city council approved talked to sell the coliseum site to the a's. the team wants to develop into an entertainment and sports complex while building a new stadium at the howard terminal

near jack london square. the terms of the deal are expected to become final in october. , t the mlb player association has until 2:00 p.m. today if they want to report to camps by july 1st.t ip players agree to the call and the league's health and safety p p protocol. players would receive full pro-rated salaries that they agreed to back in march. if this all comes together opening day would likely be during the final week of july. now nba players and staffers will wear a smart ring. you see it here. it could help with early detection of covid-19. the ring is designed to monitor sleep, pulse, movement, heart activity and temperature. there isn't much information yet on how well the device actually works for coronavirus and nba play schedule to resume next

month in florida. high tech there. let's take a look at what is going on with our weather. we'll jump ahead and i want to take a look at the weekend because that's when the relief is coming for those suffering through the heat the next several days. frooed wire we're still looking at 70s and 80s and even 80s around san francisco and look at the winds of change coming saturday. 60s and 70s with 80s holding on in the east bay and south bay and barely holding on sunday. 60s and 70s become more of the norm. so, we've got several days of warmth, but look forward to the weekend for more than one reason this go around. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. medical workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic have a colorful new way of support in san francisco. so, look at this. a group of doctors they've painted a mural on wooden boards ke reet. artist jen bloomer painted a color book style design and then doctors from zuckerberg, san francisco general and ucsf emergency department filled it

in. >> they really felt a great deal of gratitude for all the support they received as they've been in the trenches during the pandemic. so, they wanted to, a mural that shared their appreciation for everybody's role in taking care. >> the mural was made in collaboration with paint the void, which encourages artists to paint ood boards have been put up by businesses. opened for outdoor dining and it will have a nice view of that mural. friend, have you done your outdoor dining yet? >> i haven't. i think i'll do it for the first time this week. >> okay. we'll wait for your report. >> i know you've done it. you recommend it, right? >> i love it. i love it. nice, sun, breeze. anyway. next at 6:00, the local school that just reopened its building for students this summer. plus, dr. fauci about to testify before congress. what he is expected to reveal about the pandemic later today.

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nascar drivers coming together to show support for bubba wallace as we learn of another noose incident at a race track right here in the bay area. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, june 23rd. and look at the glory behind me, friends. >> she's literally in heaven. >> i'm in heaven this morning. i'm in heaven because i'm back with you guys. i missed you all. so happy to be back. >> we missed you. >> thank you, friend. >> glad to have you back. >> right. >> as if you didn't look well rested and beautiful and good enough because of your time off, then you've got the best backdrop. >> i got it all. >> you do. i just got that empty shelf that people are complaining about because there's nothingit. that's the way the boss wants it. we have breezy conditions and 28 miles per hour at fairfield.