let's take a look at live doppler 7 which is dry. but you can see some of the low clouds along the coast spilling into 101 and the north bay and also parts of the south bay and east bay. so a little more cud cov g.g e happen with your temperatures. 56 to 60, almost exactly where we were yesterday at this time. however, by noon, we'll be a couple degrees warmer away from the coast. and 80 to 90 at 4:00. so drier air will lead to a little bit faster sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures today except for the coast. i hate to do this to you at 5:00 a.m., ruin your dreams, but if you thought that you might be going on a european vacation sometime in 2020, that may not be possible. amy hollyfield is standing by at sfo to tell us why. >> reporter: yeah, apparently we're on a list european union

is considering banning some countries, visitors from some countries from coming this summer. and we're on that list. we checked with a travel expert and he said yeah, no plans to go to europe anytime soon. >> i really don't think that americans will be going just about anywhere for the rest of this year. i mean, we are the epicenter of the pandemic right now. you know, if you are a leader of another country and you are trying to decide which countries should we allow in and this owh ones we shouldn't, you will look at the numbers. >> reporter: yeah, europe has put ushilit they are considering because of how you we've handled the coronavirus. russians and brazilians also will be unlikely in europe this summer. they consider us too risky because we've had so many cases. we have been banned from visiting europe since mid march, but they are looking at reopen willing their borders on july 1

except to us. and an announcement is expected next week. but if you have a trip to europe planned later this summer, if you are wondering if you can make that august wedding possibly, maybe in ireland, there is a pretty good chance that it is not happening. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you age any you we thi. and the coronavirus outbreak at san quentin is showing no signs of slowing. 407 inmates and 47 staff members areh cidd thats more than 10% oe total prison population. according to the department of corrections, san quentin was virus-free up until late may. the marin county health officer says the surge started after inmates were transferred out of prison in chino where there was an outbreak to san quentin about three weeks ago. the health department wasn't

informed until after the fact and the prison doesn't have the capacity to care for hundreds of sick patients. >> the concern that we would be potentially using beds in our hospitals that would otherwise be available for our own community. >> dr. willis says that there are nine covid patients in marin's three hospitals which have a total of 420 beds. so right now he doesn't see an imminent threat to the community. in the east bay, we're learning at least 15 people have died from covid-19 at the is sa miguel nursing home in concord. the chronicle is also reporting 75 people connected to this facility have been infected. 45 infected patients are still at the facility and statewide nursing homes have accounted for more than 40% of covid-19 deaths. the nation e nation's top health officials are wrarniarning of a

surge. there is a rise of hospitalizations in at least 21 states. here is alex presha. >> right now the next couple weeks are critical. >> reporter: top doctors warning congress that they are preparing for a possible coronavirus resurgence. >> we're seeing a disturbing surge of infections. >> this fall and winter will be difficult and we need to be prepared for it. >> reporter: their assessment backed by troubling numbers, hospitalizations are rising in 21 states. and the right of positive cases is rising in 23. texas hit a record tuesday, nearly 5500 cases. governor abbott who resisted issuing a stay-at-home order now says home is the safest place to be. cases have surged in florida too. the governor is blaming ov overcrowded bars and restaurants for the state's recent uptick. >> it is packed to the rafters. that is just cut and dry and not answer innocent mistake. >> reporter: and in washington, hospitals are running short on staff.

the state will mandate face coverings starting friday. >> i iadt meur t protect us all. we just cannot wish this virus to go away. >> reporter: cases are increasing in myrtle beach as well. still the shores there are packed with tourists. >> we're having fun, not worrying about it. enjoying the weather. >> reporter: and in phoenix, thousands filled this mega church to see president trump. no social distancing, just a fraction wearing masks. >> a person feels like they don't need to wear a mask, i don't think that they should be forced to wear a mask. >> reporter: alex presha, abc news, washington. another round of primary elections is now over and i'm closely following the race in kentucky where people voted for the democratic candidate who will go up against mitch mcconnell. those mail-in ballots are still being counted, so we won't see the results for another few days, but people in louisville,

kentucky literally had to fight their way in for the right tovo. so many voters in line were upset when doors closed last night. they pounded on the doors until election officials let them in. there was actually an injunction filed so that the hours of the polling locations could be extended. most counties in kentucky only had broken poone polling locati people were concerned about voter suppression. the secretary of state says people had plenty of opportunity to vet. >> kentucky is a national success story. we gave people 15 days of early voting, absentee voting. and that worked. so the lines inside are not lines at all, they are very manageable. >> there was high voter turnout for this primary. the secretary of state says that they normally get about 20%

participation. he says over 30% this yr participated. baseball is back, a deal is in place for players to get to work next week. the players agreed to show up for what the mlb is showing spring training 2.0. that will be next wednesday july 1. a majority of teams will train at their home ballparks and then they will travel for the 60 game season which starts around july 24th. but teams will only play opponents in their geographical area. mlb says that players, coaches and support staff will be tested for covid-19 every other day among other precautions. who is happy? mike nicco? >> i'm happy that they are playing. but they are still not hiring. so there is a certain person in the nicco household who still hasn't gotten a job in baseballe. why it seems like this

compromises the most amount of games they let them play while they lose the least amount of money. i'm glad they made a compromise. i was around in '94 when there was no postseason and it almost killed baseball. so maybe this will stave that off. we have low to mid-50s under a cloudy sky in san francisco. palo alto, union city, pittsburg still right around 60, most of us in the mid to upper 50s. here is a look from the exploratorium camera and you can see hugh clo see how cloudy it is. small craft advisory on the bay. and put the yard work off until the weekend when it will be much more comfortable outside. here is a look at some of the warmer microclimates. 80 at noon, mid upper to 80s in afternoon in the south bay. for the north bay, each two

hours we jump about ten degrees, 90 at noon, will he 9 low 90s t afternoon. and you are seeing the biggest jump in temperatures today. east bay valleys, pretty of the same thing. every hour or two hours, we jump about ten degrees. we'll hit the low to mid-90s. 83 in the evening hours. we'll take a look at that heat breaking this weekend, try to give you a time table on that when and where. first how about when and where with the traffic. here is jobina. >> good morning. thank you. hi, everyone. so first off, we want to take a live look in walnut creek, show you what is going on there. pretty clear ride for the most part. chp has some minor incidents, but plainly just a lot more people are getting on our roads. also this morning, just want to give you a head's up that we do have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge and also a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. tracy to dublin, 34 minutes.

antioch to concord, 13 minutes. and san rafael to san francisco, an 18 minute ride. coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning. also colorful murals are popping up all over oakland, you'll meet the man who has made it his mission to help preserve the pieces of history. and showing pride in a big

number one, theooloard will today on whether to eliminate its school police force. after this, community groups have been very vocal to end the police involvement in the school. and health officials are concerned as the number of covid-19 cases at san quentin prison continues to increase. more than 10% of the total prison population has tested positive for coronavirus. san quentin was virrus free up

until late may. and if you have plans to visit europe, it is not looking too good. the european union is thinking about banning swris it tovisito countries with severe covid-19 outbreaks and including the u.s. and a "new york times" poll finds joe biden leading president trump by 14 points. the poll also finds trump's response to the pandemic hurt his campaign. number five, some minor warming today with moderate risk of heat illnesses in places like concord where it will be 96 degrees today. san jose right now, 59. about 30 degrees warmer this afternoon. 88. and number six, i'm following a crash in livermore, it looks like a car went down an embankment and landed near the toyota dealership, this is westbound 580 at the scales. speeds are down to 17 miles per hour. back.d number l

te players have agreed to show up next week for what the mlb is calling spring training and then a 60 game season whether start around july 24. players and staff will be tested for covid-19 every other day. south lake tahoe police are urging witnesses to come forward after a black doll was found with a string around its neck hanging near power lines. utility workers removed it yesterday. detectives do not consider to be a hate crime, but a hateful incident and they want to identify the people who are responsible. graffiti in pacifica is being investigated as a hate crime. the police department released these messages in red paint. they were found in multiple locations monday night and tuesday morning. investigators believe all of the graffiti was done by the same person. crews worked throughout the day to remove it. in the south bay, the santa clara county board of

supervisors has approved a resolution declaring racism is public health crisis. it lhappened last night. and it the supports the mission of "black lives matter." >> i think at this time what we need to do is to build bridges. any help to make us feel equal means a lot to us. >> and several things have been recommended including actively engaging citizens on issues of racism, for voting racially equitable economic and workforce development practices, and training elected officials and staff on workplace bias. in oakland, effort under way to permanntly save the murals inspired by the "black lives matter." wayne freedman includes troduce the people behind it. >> reporter: a person might surmise that maybe they changed the name of this grand old street, but that wouldprur

erevolution. >> it is shouting that something is wrong and we need change. >> reporter: and this display of murals is so powerful that it has drawn people in across the region. their importance so deep that some of the best explanations may be metaphorical. >> it is a boiling point just like anything else. it is not that the fire wasn't there under the water, it has just gotten to a point where it has changed. >> reporter: when the artist enlisted friends to put this up a couple weeks ago, they had no idea how long it or any of this work would last. now randolph bell has made it his business to begin preserving them. >> we make something out of nothinhicase we're making something out of something. >> reporter: at the heart of this, would be word. co represents a moment but the moment sprung from a movement. it is history and oftentimes we see history on walls before we read good it in books.

what we have seen in our streets the last few weeks coming from a place we know well. and art has followed. 50 years from now, these expressions of anger, frustration and help could become artifacts like pieces of the berlin wall says randolph, we are likely to see some of what he saves in museums. >> you have to document the moment and then the relevance and the value of it comes later. >> reporter: for now it is all around us on broadway. still fresh and drying in places. and in that way, as fluid as this moment. >> the message is clear, the writing is on the wall. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. and now we turn to pride celebrations here in the bay area. many traditional celebrations have moved online, but there is at least one live event that is happening. a nonprofit is installing 27,000 pink l.e.d. lights on twin

peaks. designers say the lighted triangle will look like this. this replaces the usual pink triangle made group putting up is the s nightly light displays on the bay bridge are. >> my hope is that this acre of pink light will be from the east bay a twinkling star of equality on the mohorizon. >> it is prnmportant because so virtual. >> and they will stay on for two weeks. looking forward to that. >> that will be a nice little surprise to see. >> yeah, you can see it at night also. so the reminder will be thehere 24/7. may get fogged in a couple nights, but that will look cool as it glows s inside the fog. and so if you have pictures, we'd love to see it. the roof camera, you can see a

little bit of a breeze from the ferry building. that is going to savepeople ftt today. milder temperatures tonight, clouds return to just about all neighborhoods. and changes by the cool breezes that around this weekend. this is a look at the humidity. and you can see the orange is dry and that is why i'm expecting more sunshine today and slighty warmer temperatures. 83 in sunnyvale, be gilroy at 91. and 74 millbrae, menlo park about 79. and 62 to 64 along the coast. wen downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid to upper 80s through the gnantly warmehan yesterday. and look at the near 100 degree temperatures in cloverdale, yucaipa and lake port. you can see why mendocino and lake counties are under that heat advisory. 72 in richmond, about 75 in

oakland today. 95 in ppleasanton, 98 in brentwood. electric bills will be huge. and tonight upper 50s to mid-60s, a little milder than this morning. my accuweather 7 day forecast, our hottest temperatures are still ahead of us thursday and friday. we break down the heat from the bay and the coast saturday, those breezes reach inland sunday. and then seasonal temperatures, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine monday and tuesday. have a good day. i was wondering about this, and it looks like we'll get our answer. the black eyed peas are back, but without one famous member. we'll be talking about why the singer fergie is not a part of their new project. also dcare

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the national weather service decided to add lake and mendocino counties from noon

today through 10:00 friday for the heat advisory. look at those mid to upper 90s in cloverdale and clear lake friday. friday is the last day 90s in fairfield, antioch and 60s to 80s around the bay. you can see the heat starting to break saturday, especially the closer you are to the bay and the coast. and there you go, it is completely gone sunday. stanford is taking steps to block more students and staff members members from an email from equity prime mortgage. it boasted that they only loan money toeoe. it also went to several other colleges. >> it is not clear at this point what the whole point of it is, just to be hateful, to hack servers through it.

>> it is always serious, just got more brought out recently. >> equity prime mortgage is cooperating with the fbi to find the person who did this. schools and how students return to the classroom is a big part of the revolution of the education system which is one of the areas we're focused on in building a better bay area. right now palo alto is preparing for the new school year which is still a couple months away. the school district had a meeting last night to discuss what that will look like and it covered everything from a staggered schedule for students to teaching methods. >> we have imperfect options and we need to pick the options that will ultimately be something that we can guarantee and deliver with some certainty, limiting the moving parts to the degree possible. >> the district is waiting for guidance from santa clara county before it finalizes the plan. the goal is to be ready with the plan by next friday. and in "first look," daycare

dilemma. more parents are heading back to work. is it safe to have your kids go back to their regular daycare? here is beckly worley. >> iso kids back to daycare? their need for child care is serious. but so is their concern about the risk of coronavirus. mom candace is juggling work while trying to care for her. and dad is an infectious disease doctor who has been working at the hospital nonstop during the pandemic. the first issue for parents like the harriss is their child's safety. >> how many kids are asymptomatl asymptomatic is the question. >> reporter: they recommend check temperatures each day, follow epa guidelines for increased cleaning, and reduce class sizes. coming ups a at 7:00, we'll giv you expert advice you need to know to keep your child safe. with your "first look," i'm

becky worley, abc news. let's get to this, the black eyed peas are back with a new album. it has been a decade. but one member is missing. ♪ >> okay, but not okay because fergie is not on the latest proper jenkts. will.i.am is saying that she is focusing on being a mom. she has a 6-year-old son with her ex-husband and the black eyed peas will be performing on "good morning america" today. you can watch it at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. i saw -- i know, friend. i saw the new person in the ad. and i was like where is fergie? and who is this new person? >> does she look like fergie? >> no, she does not.

>> so they didn't try to pull a switch-a-roo on us. >> no, this is not fergie. she's at home with her child. >> that is probably best. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the end of the road for the segways. also coronavirus lessons at local hospitals, what doctors and nurses have learned over the last few months as they prepare for another possible surge in patients. after weeks of public backe and vocal protests, it looks like the oakland unified school district could finally be voting in favor of the george floyd resolution that would dismantle the police department within the

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country. >> now at 5:30, warriors coach steve kerr marching with supporters of a major change at oakland schools. the big vote that is happening tonight. preparing for a possible surge in coronavirus patients, the lessons one local hospital says it has learned over the past few months. and a new poll about president trump's response to the pandemic, it also reveals how americans would vote if the election were held today. >> good morning, it is wednesday, june 24. >> and you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast and here is mike. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. let's take a look at live doppler 7. not seeing as much drizzle, the air is a little drier. but the cloud cover is just as extensive if not more so as the marine layer is trying to top about 2,000 feet. you can see it a little higher here from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. i think that we'll be just a

couple degrees warmer which puts us into the mid to upper 60s coast into san francisco. 82 palo alto. south bay to north bay, near 90. and mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. two more days of heat coming before a break this weekend, that is coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. happening today, oakland unified will vote on a measure to eliminate its school police force. supporters have a popular voice joining them in the push to make this happen. julian glover is live with more on this. >> reporter: we're talking about steve kerr. good morning. after extensive pushback from the community following the death of george floyd and heavy debate by the school sdwrinkt, it looks like today the school district could finally vote and pass the george floyd resolution that would dismantle the police department within the schools. ousd is one of the only school districts in the bay area where

its own police force, ten officers and 50 unarmed security guards, it kansas citys the city $6 million a year. activists have been very vocal in their calls to end the schools police department. leading protests like this one we saw tuesday night where warriors head coach steve kerr joined in. >> we have too listen have to l people, they are the ones who know each other and understand what is happening and how they can make some progress with their lives. >> reporter: so where are they on this? at the school board meeting two weeks agos the sups the superin shared how they could transition as to a police free schools by december, redirecting funds to social workers and restorative justice coordinators instead. and it looks like school board members are beginning to evolve

in their thinking as well. at least two who voted against eliminating three osu duchlt police positions earlier this year say they are now in support of the superintendent's plan for dismantling the police department all together. we'll see what happens at 5:30 tonight when they meet. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. oakland is not the only district that is considering this, the san francisco unified school drikts deci district decided to cut ties with the police department. and there is a petition focussing in san jose for the east side high school district to cut ties with san jose police there. the reason the state attorney general's reason is not going to conduct an independent investigation into a fatal officer-involved shooting in valle vallejo, after sean monterrosa was shot, the city unanimously voted to have the criminal vessel straighted to the

attorney general's office. christian abrams says that the office declined that invitation. state officials tell the iteam abrams did not provide information indicating that her officer wasn't capable of conducting a thorough and fair review. the ag's office is undertaking a comprehensive review of the vallejo police department's policing policies and practices. a louisville police officer has been officially fired for his role in the shooting death of brianonna taylor. officer hankinson blindly fired 10 rounds into taylor's apartment while she hawas sleeping. and the no-knock warrant will now be banned in louisville. reopening is causing a worrisome rise in covid-19 cases and hospital lagss beingizatizat santa clara county. yesterday they reported 122 cases.

and according to dr. sarah cody, that is the largest -- second largest number of cases reported in a single day since the pandemic began. >> once covid transmission begins to accelerate, it is very difficult to contain and slow down. >> as businesses continue to open their doors, she confirms there seems to be an increase in positive cases at workplaces. recent work site investigations found sites reporting at least one case of covid-19. hospitals across the bay area are preparing for an influx of covid-19 patients at the e.r. and the icu. abc 7 news spoke with officials at stanford hospital who say that they have gotten practice dealing with covid-19 over the past few months. so now there are standardized guidelines for treatment. >> we've had a number of months

doo take gd how do we do the ventilator, when is it safe to exdue ex-due bait them. and now a look at the mask dilemma.safe to ex-due bait them. and now a look at the mask dilemma. how do you get people to understand the value of masking up and what do you do if they simply won't? doctors say protecting othes to wear a mask or you can t >> if we are just excited about moving forward and continuing to reopen, the best chance of doing that is for us to wear our face coverings and decrease ongoing transmissions. >> abc 7 news checked in

police agencies and found there are no cions being issued for not wearing oakland, concord, san jose and berkeley all said they have thus far issued zero cry tagitations havinging for voluntary compliance. at the live desk, there is a "new york times" poll that was released this morning showing former vice president joe biden ahead of president trump by 14 points if the election were held today. we're pulling up you the graphic here so you can see the results for yourself. 50% are registered voters said that they would vote for biden, 36% trump, and 14% said other. biden has an advantage among women and minority voters. the poll also found that biden is gaining favor with traditionally republican leaning groups which are disappointed with the trump administration's response to covid-19. more than 1300 registered voters

took part in this poll over the past week. coming up, the fbi's investigation into a noose found hanging in bubba wallace's garage. the nascar driver responding now to the findings. also this morning, from trash to treasure, a new way to shop second hankd. t purchasing things from other people's lost luggage. but first let's check in with mike nicco. i don't know how i feel about that, mike. >> been there. shopped that. on the way to atlanta one time, we stopped by there as we were driving. it is a pretty interesting place. some really nice tough people lose. we have 60s around yucaipa and clear lake. let's take a look at other neighborhoods and you will see we have temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. just about exactly the same as

yesterday. just a little more cloud cover this morning. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is 56 and cloudy. maybe mist in the hills and along the coast. brisk on the bridges and choppy on the water once again. east bay, 76 at noon. low 80s for the afternoon hours. a very nice 69 at 8:00. we're in the 60s through 10:00 on the peninsula, sunshine and low 80s for a couple hours this afternoon. and then you drop down to a delightful 72 at 8:00. and for san francisco, we're in the 50s through 10:00, we'll see faster sunshine and more of it today. that will help boost us in to the upper 60s for a couple hours this afternoon before the breezes take us down to about 63 degrees at 8:00. we'll take a look at the ytat t accuweather 7 forecast coming up next. i'm very interested to find out more about your airport

shopping trip. hello, everyone. so far so good on our roads this morning. i want to start with a live look of the golden ghat brid en gate because we still have a fog advisory in effect there. definitely more on as you head into the north bay, not south into san francisco. also i'll bring in the graphics now and move over to the bay bridge toll plaza because we have a high wind advisory here for you all. no metering lights on yet, we don't expect them until sometime in the 6:00 hour, but they did not come on monday. so i'll keep an eye on that for you. and then our drive times, san francisco to sfo, 9 minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 12 minutes. minutes. and highway 85 to the san jose ! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery.

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we've spectacular shot for us this morning. take a look at this, isn't that absolutely gorgeous? notice high clouds, and the sun is about to break the horizon. the marine layer is a little bit deeper today but also dryer. it goes away quicker as you can see in the accuweather 12 hour planner. slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. warmest again in the central valley and way up in lake and mendocino counties where upper 90s to 100s are possible today. i'm following a high stakes testimony on capitol hill today, a federal prosecutor is expected to tell congress that roger stone, a close am l ally of pret trump, was given special treatment ahead of his sentencing. abc news has obtained a copy of

aaron zelensky's prepared remarks that says that i was told that the acting u.s. attorney for the district of cl columbia was under pressure to cut stone a break. he said that he was toold that shea was afraid of president trump and the white house responded that his allegations are based on his own interpretation of events and hearsay at best, not firsthand knowledge. stone was convicted of lying to congress. and zelensky and his team recommended 7 to 9 years. stone was ultimately sentenced to 3 years. the fbi says that noose found hanging in bubba wallace's garage was not a hate crime. video evidence revealed that the noose had been there since last october. the reason was used to pull down the garage door. wallace is the only black driver at nascar's top level and he was

just assigned to the garage last week. wallace told cnn he has read that people were saying it is a hoax or simply a garage pull with a not oig inknot in it, bu that it was stated that it was a noose. >> whether tied in 2019 or whatever, it was a noose. so it wasn't directed at me, but somebody tied a noose, that's what i have to say. >> nascar is continuing its own investigation into how and why a rope in the garage was made into a noose regardless of when it was done. in the south bay, the 49ers are showing their support for the "black lives matter" movement by flying a flag above levi stadium. the banner waves alongside the american flag and california state flag. this is close to four years after colin kaepernick took a knee to protest police brutality. jed york spoke about the "black

lives matter" movement. >> when colin started the protest movement in 2016, you know, what we had talked about in talking to dr. harry edwards, his message which is what we really adopted was taking protests to progress. >> other than ship shwnership h donate $1 million to groups working for social change. and a key member of the lakers has opted out of the season. guard avery bradley saying that he has family concerns. his oldest child has a history of struggling to recover from respiratory illnesses. the nba is planning to have families join the teams as they play at a disney world facility, but bradleyay iis unlikely his son would have been medically cleared for that. gladly stands to lose $650,000 by sitting out the rest of the

season. and san francisco board of supervisors has had don'ted emergency legislation that requires large employees to rehire workers that were laid off because of coronavirus before they offer jobs to new applican applicants. it affects businesses with 100 or more employees and it applies for employers that laid off 10 or more employees within a 30 day period since february 25th. that is when san francisco first declared a local emergency. data shows nearly 39,000 employees in san francisco has been laid off or furloughed by businesses with at least 75 employees. it is now easier to buy secondhand items found at the airport baggage claim. for 50 years, luggage left behind has been going to an alabama store called unclaimed baggage. now the store is finally selling these things online. you can get everything from gucci sunglasses to a bluetooth hover board. so pretty much you ccan buy

online what someone else lost while traveling. i've been looking at the website and it is fascinating. mike can tell you more, but basically these are items that the airlines, they tried for three months to try to contact the person that lost the bag and after they give up, it goes here. >> kumasi is shaking her head no, so i'm not sure i want to talk anymore about it. >> i see hand bags, jewelry, clothes. who knows, i could be open to that. what did you find when you went by the store? >> i found a mink kashmcashmer s 's overcoat. this was 20 something years ago, but -- haven't been back since. but yeah, we were driving home to atlanta to see the family after the kids were born and we just decided to go through

there. time warwarp, man. there was a ton of people there. i want to get to this, enough about me and my shopping habits. that is absolutely stunning this morning. got to capture that and keep this one. faster sun today, slightly warmer than yesterday. a heightened fire and heat risk through saturday. and then the heat breaks sunday thanks to the stronger sea breeze. look how quickly the clouds go away today because of the drier air that is hovering over the marine layer. and yep, it just stays along the coast. even there you will see more sunshine today. so let's talk numbers. the 90s stick out. mid to upper 80s for the south bay. we have mid to upper 70s for millbrae and san mateo. farther south, upper 70s to low 80s on the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast. upper 70s in downtown. mid to upper 80s and even 90s to

near 100 for clove dale, yucaipa, lake port. mid to upper 70s of the east bay shoreline. richmond around 72. mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. tonight mid 50s to mid-60s. still two more days of heat left, and then saturday the heat breaks sgecht foexcept for inla happens sunday. >> i'm still on this site looking. kumasi, just in, they are selling a speedo in my size. >> i don't know if i can co-sign on that. >> that is where we draw the line, right? >> unless it's cute. >> well -- i could maybe turn the party. i'm not sure. new at 6:00, a california walmart with a really strict mask rule. we'll show you what happened when one family refused to wear them. but first, yosemite is

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san francisco is not holding a pride parade this year. the nonprofit is taking an economic hit because of coronavirus, it forced the cancellation of the parade. the lgbt historical society and museum is the nation's first stand alone museum history culture. now the museum is planning to expand into a larger space, but those plans have been put on hold because of the economic >> the public funding fell through, clearly we're in a

recession right now and we weren't in a position to launch a capital campaign. >> so if you would like to help out, the museum has reduced its regular membership to just $35 for pride month. and you can find a link on our website abc7news.com. jcpenney is closing more stores including one at sun valley mall in concord. they announced nearly 150 closures since it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last month. jc are penny said it decided to close its doors after reviewing its retail 235footprint. and yosemite is ng am grounds ain covid-19 cases. these changes come just two weeks after yosemite reopened to a limited number of visitors. so mike, that is disappointing. >> it really is.

we're trying to open up more and something big like that is closing down, showing us that maybe we have to pump the brakes. who knows. let's take a look at the heat advisory out there, love to pump the brakes on this dangerous heat. temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s, not only today, tomorrow, friday, and even saturday in solano county. let's take a look at friday's temperatures and you can see plenty of 90s in those areas and still in the east bay and south bay, look at this saturday 90s are almost gone, for sure they are gone sunday, almost the 80s are eliminated by sunday. so fair field police responded to a call at an apartment building, but ended up in a balloon fight. so the building he's pool is closed, so the officers turned to plan b to help the kids cool off. they brought some water balloons

and it went down. there were a lot of smiles afterwards. i'm ready to get in the pool. >> me too. i think i am going to be in a pool soon. >> popping bottles? >> not popping bottles. that was you over the weekend. no, that wasn't you, but you were at a place that there were bottles popped. coming up next, what is behind a major delay in unemployment benefits for some people who were approved to get money. plus a concerning surgery of coronavirus cases, a warning from america's top doctors. think you're going to europe later this summer? think again. there is a chance we'll be banned for the rest of the

right now at 6:00 a.m., if you are holding out hope for a european vacation this year, you might want to start making new plans. the european union considering a travel ban for americans because of coronavirus. and let's take a live look right now at the golden gates bridge. you can see the fog there as we start our morning. once it burns off, get ready good morning, it is wednesday june 24. mike, how warm are we talking? >> a couple degrees warmer.

>> are you in heaven? >> yes, i am, friend. >> just wanted to make sure. >> i'm here. >> that is a gorgeous shot. but let's talk about the breezes out there. the sea breeze is back and so it will keep many of us from overmeeting. i but in the north bay, mid-90s again. and there is that heavenly view that we were seeing behind kumasi. absolutely gorgeous. 56 to 60 this morning. and that is the same as we were yesterday. we'll hold at 60 at the coast with a little more sunshine today, 73 to 84 at noon. and we'll talk more about the heat coming up. more people starting to travel now as pandemic restrictions start to ease up, but this morning there is a new warning for americans. the european union and its 27 member nations are considering a ban on