allegations from the police ni, eryone.s saturday, june 27t. we're going to get to that story plus the latest on the positive just a moment, but first let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> hey, liz. it's the last weekend of june and we're going to follow that cool and breezy trend that we've been on. looking at live doppler 7 right now can you make out the fog in the north bay, it's down in the peninsula as well. 2 1/2 mile visibility. petaluma as well. no problems. it's nice. walnut creek clear. it's going to be nice today until later on when the winds kick up. 60 in oakland and this is look at san jose where it's clear. 52 santa rosa with 56 by the delta, and a little bit of breeze coming your way later on today. our roof camera you can see the pride flag there. as we go through the morning more sunshine, but as we continue through the afternoon the winds kick up, and we'll see temperatures in the 80s in our

inland valleys and just about 80 around the bay, so certainly cooler out there. numbers coming down even more so below average for your sunday. we'll detail that and a look at july in just a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. this morning we're keeping an eye on a brush fire burning overnight in an a remote area of brentwood. it's called the deer fire. crews say it was contained add 20 acres just before midnight. firefighters say they were on the scene into the early morning mopping up any remaining hot spots. no evacuation warnings were given. >> there is no place in our police department or our union for racists or bigots. >> and more developing news this morning. several active and retired san jose police officers are accused of participating in a closed facebook page full of racist posts. the police union has already taken several actions in response including a plan to expel any officer involved. >> i say this to anyone who participated. the san jose police officers

association will provide you no shelter, no protection. >> the union and department have now provided many specifics on the facebook group or the post. in a statement san jose police chief eddie garcia says he has no control over retired employees, but added quote any current employee involved in bigoted online will be investigated and held to the fullest extent in my power. the department has a complicated history with incidents like this. in 2016 a san jose officer made mensissi m menacing tweets about the black lives matter movement. mayor sanlocardo r currtlhae t ns cal for a full investigation. all right orb onto the coronavirus front where happening today it's the last day you can get tested for covid-19 for free at the home of

the san jose sharks. santa clara county and the sharks have run this walk up test site all this last week. you can just walk in and take the quick test regardless of your immigration status, by the way. you'll even get a free piece of sharks gear and a chance at a sharks jersey. the site opens today at 9:00 a.m. in the road to reopening bay area schools so many parents are wondering about the specific changes in their districts to keep their children safe in the classroom. san francisco unified is setting up a series of q&a sessions to give some answers. this virtual town hall will be from july 6 9. th where the district is at with different learning scenarios for the fall. the state will schools to screen students and staff for any required symptoms and practice physical distancing inside and outside the classroom. in our efforts to build a better bay area we are focusing much of our energy on the reopening plans and in a surprise about face stran is now hitting the

brakes. it was just monday the city announced more businesses would be able to reopen. the plans were contingent on state approval received thursday, and yesterday friday mayor london breed announced the plans are going to be back on hold. abc 7 news reporter kate larson explains what's behind the new turn around. >> when you look at the data there's never really been a time when we've seen that lechbl of a surge since arch. >> san francisco has organized key indicators into four categories, green, yellow, orange and red. most indicators including hospitalization and testing rates are in the greenwich means the city is meeting its target. however, in the past twoeeks thavage new cases per day has gone from a flat yellow to orange to more vertically approaching red. san francisco public health director dr. grant colefax

explains what that means. >> especially when we're red we need to consider pausing. >> reporter: so friday mayor breed paused the re-openings of an museums. bethany jackson owns posh hair salon on philmore street. when mayor breed announced salons could reopen two weeks earlier than originally scheduled she scrambled to get her staff ready. >> now we're just uncertain. city are in the same position. >> we were ready to open but we cannot now. >> all the staff are ready to go back to work and all the customer call us to book for the whole week already. >> reporter: they have plexiglass barriers up at every station and are ready to open. they're frustrated that their customers can travel to other counties to get beauty services but mayor breed won't let them

open. >> where are they going? >> san mateo. i don't know the mayor she wait for what, why she don't etus reopen. >> with the percentage of positive test results more than doubling over the past week dr. colefax said they will be watching very closely to see whether that corresponds with an increase in hospitalizations 2 to 3 weeks from now. in the newsroom i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. and san francisco's delayed reopening more businesses also means the zoo won't welcome visitors back next week as mayor london breed announced thursday. health officials consider the zoo to be an indoor attraction even though most of the exhibits are outdoors. abc 7 news reporter luce pena spoke to health experts there to find out why. >> reporter: contra costa county on a covid state watch list.

>> we start using beds that are not icu beds for pags that we'll have to start using. nurses were not trained for icu. we'll have to start making decisions about who lives and who dies. >> reporter: in the last weekfo inosls i this increased 42%. without a vaccine infectious disease specialist dr. peter is concerned about the pressure more cases will have on the health care system. >> there's only limited remdesivir we got from the government and when we run out of remdesivir we run out. >> reporter: contra costa county is also pointing younger people playing a new role in the majority of cases. >> we need to take a little bit more proper precaution. >> reporter: avital beauty lounge opened may 17th but now

asking for the county to intervene. >> backtrack in things that are open, closing service industries such as ours where you touch people, we shouldn't be touching each other right now. it's not safe no matter how much you're sanitizing. >> reporter: other business owners say they're readyet ur. afa. >> rorloly monitoring this data and says they'll announce a decision about the reopening time line on monday. luce pena, abc 7 news. and in the north bay marin county has also put reopening on hold for a few industries. hotels, gym and personal services including tattoo shops and nail salons will now all have to wait some more time before they can reopen. indoor dining, hair salons and campgrounds, those can still reopen next week. also in marin quintan where there's been a surge of covid-19 cases. the state now plans to transfer an undisclosed number of inmates

to the central valley. officials say that will create more space for physical distancing and health care treatment. the inmates are being tested before and after the transfer. we spoke to a woman whose son is on death row, and although he will remain there it the idea of transfers is making all inmates nervous. >> it's just a domino effect. that's my main concern that the healthy people that are supposed to be transferred will not be healthy when they get there or they will become unhealthy while they are there. >> it's thought a transfer of inmates from chino to san quintan is what sparked the outbreak there this week. 540 inmates, almost 550 inmates currently have covid-19. 80 staff members have tested positive. a nursin home hit hard by covid-19 as well. so far 100 residents and 32 staff members have been infected

at millbrae skill care. the chronicle report inspector discovered patient care problems in january. medicare also fined the facility $43,000 for unsanitary conditions in 2018. and in the sary cosa sarah cody is hinting she's about to make health orders. >> i anticipate issuing orders that will mark the end of our specific strategy and the beginning of a new face where many activities will begin to resume with the appropriate risk reduction measures in place. >> some businesses have been allowed to reopen and only outdoor dining is allowed in santa clara county. it's been moving at the slowest pace when it comes to reopening the economy. it's one of 15 on the states watch list. one of the hardest hit counties in california is imperial county in southern california. the positivity rate which is the

percentage rate who tested positive for coronavirus out of those tested in the past two weeks there is 23%. by comparison statewide the positivity average is 5.3%. imperial county is east of san diego along the mexico and arizona borders and governor newsom is urging the county to shutdown or he says he will get involved. >> we are advising and counseling them to move forward and reinstitute the stay at home order, but they will move at their discretion. if they are not able to come to some consensus i am committed to intervening. >> about 175,000 people live in imperial county. its health department has reported more than 5,800 confirmed coronavirus cases. all right, we know it's hard to keep track of what is open and what is closed so we have made an interactive map for you. it has each of the bay area's nine counties where you can go in and see in advance what businesses are allowed to operate and where.

you can find that on abc7news.com. lisa, it is so complicated. every day i'm like is that open, is that, i'm calling stores but we'll get there. >> yeah, you just alerted me of all the changes day to day for sure. and things are definitely changing in the weather department. it is clear and nice, 60 degrees. you can see the camera not shaking yet but it will be later on today as the winds pickup. temperatures at least 6 degrees cooler in the loovmer valley today, so you will not even hit 90 degrees. we're talking even cooler and windi windier conditions for your sunday but the holidays around the corner and that's looking nice. also ahead it's pride weekend. stivities this year because of the pandemic plus -- >> demanding action and answers. we hear from the family behind the man who was killed at the hands of san leandro my name is christine payne, i'm an associate here at amazon.

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all right, in the east bay the family of steven taylor is demanding action. taylor was shot and killed by a police officer inside a san leandro wal-mart back in april. and taylor's family says that officer needs to be held >> reporter: steven taylor, his family is fighting to keep him on the mind. >> i am sad, my heart hurts that we have to go through this too much down the road. too much. ng.still haven't gotten his we still haven't gotten the call from the department. >> reporter: so they took their demands to police headquarters. body cam footage from april 18th shows the moments before an officer fired at 33-year-old taylor. he's seen here holding a baseball bat inside a local wal-mart. >> they claim my son had mental

illness -- but the way that our police should be reformed is to help people with illnesses. >> reporter: family members say he wasn't a danger, and they want the officer whoaccoe. they commi a c th murdere grandomodbe y'd in jail. you wouldn't be walking around going home to your family. >> reporter: pd says the officer who shot taylor is still on administrative leave. the second responding officer is back to full duty. their names have not yet been released. >> the officers have received some death threats against them, their families, and we just want to make sure those threats are frivolous in nature and don't pose any credibility before the names are released. >> reporter: lieutenant ted out to the attorney as general office for an independent review. it's pride weekend and san francisco city hall is lit up blue, white and pink for

transgender awareness. tnight and tomorrow night it'll be lit up for pride weekend. though majvents have rsary ofe. been pandemic the pride is still shining through virtually. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> reporter: that's the kind of pride we're used to seeing in san francisco. although the pandemic has forced the cancellation of major events the party's still happening online. >> i think we need to get this party started, monique. >> reporter: the annual trans march kicked off a virtual gathering, typically the first event of pride weekend. >> we need encouragement. we need support. we need to know we are loved. >> reporter: right here 18th and delor ezhas always been the starting point for the event. although there was no trans march on the street this year there is a renewed sense of empowerment and focus. >> with black lives matter we really wanted to pivot and do

our best to support black lives and especially black tra trans lives. >> reporter: several marches are scheduled sunday in san francisco celebrating pride and protesting racial injustice. >> this will be my first year with pride feeling more like a in 69 at stone wall and feels more appropriate for our time. >> reporter: creating something cool for pink saturday, a pink toofrp that will the star of a pride procession relay from oakland to the top of twin peaks where thousands of pink leds will form the famous triangle. >> so we wanted to capture the triangle within our torch and turn this into otradition we can come back to every year. >> we melted down about 300 cans for each one these. >> you're recycling, too am. >> yeah, this entire thing is 100% recycled aluminum. >> mayor london breed said 50 years of pride didn't come easy. >> we have a president, sadly,

who's trying to really take down our lgbt community. the supreme court just ruled that no matter who you identify as or who you love you cannot be discriminated against in the work place. >> reporter: but even a pandemic can't contain the love this weekend and the pride. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> and the triangle lights atop twin peaks will stay illuminated through july 10th. you can join us for that tonight at 7:00 p.m. for pride 2020 right here on abc 7. and lisa, let's get the pride forecast. going to be good. i know people aren't going to be outside in the parades as much but what's it going to look like? >> despite our paltry season with very little rainfall all this fog has helped things kind of stay moist. that's what it does the mist and drizzle of the dampness out there has allowed for us to sort

of delay that fire season because we certainly could have been done better in the rain department this past year. and you can see nothing but the gray sky there from the golden gate bridge. as we look at live doppler 7 the low cloud deck has been generous. anywhere from 1,200 to 2,000 feet this entire week and the winds that worked to actually dry things out at least they went from an onshore component from the moist pacific, but they will be slightly northerly and any wind we get does dry things out. as we look to the north this signature cloud it's actually an area of low pressure and this is going to allow for more wind coming our way especially for our sunday. there's a look at all the clouds. kind of pretty isn't it with the low deck extending into the east bay. concord and livermore are looking at a clear start. it is 56 in san francisco, 60 in oakland. low 60s in mountain view, san jose, and 50s on the coast. here's a look at the shark tank,

nice way to start the day and temperatures will be in the 80s today so very pleasant there on the warm side but not too warm in the santa clara valley. 57 in napa, lots of clouds and fog up towards petaluma, 52 with a gray start in santa rosa. gusty winds for the weekend and developing today and pick up again and increase for your sunday. that aloas things to dry out and the fire danger increases but a summer pattern with some warmth inland not too extreme returning for the first week of july. here's a look that fog. into the east bay the peninsula. as we get to the 9:00 hour clearing the north bay, by 11:00 we've got a little bit of sun here in san francisco. it's going to hang out at the coast. but as that front to the north gets closer it will sweep away the cloud deck, and we'll get some mid-level clouds as well. as we look towards the afternoon, 10:00 winds not a

factor. but as we get towards 2:00, they're picking up. you can see the colors through the delta there. also through san francisco a little breezy there with the li valley. we could see winds up to about 50 miles an hour. today pretty nice with upper 80s for you in our inland valleys. it's been hot and cooling just a little bit each day. 87 in concord, 70 in oakland. windy later today in san francisco, looking at monday with numbers returning to near 90 inland but nothing too extreme. little change on tuesday and we're in that typical range as we start july. the winds with us, keeping it breezy into monday for elevated fire danger and then as we look towards the end of the week first week of july looks kind of nice. we'll sort of settle into that pattern we're used to around here with that fog clearing back each day.

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the freedom of speech, of the right to peaceably assemble is enshrined in the constitution of the united states, and we have an election coming up this fall. >> vice president mike pence defending president trump's campaign rallies in the wake of rising controversy cases. he says americans won't forfeit their constitutional rights. good morning, everyone. we have much more on the race against coronavirus in a moment, but let's start this half-hour as always with a quick look at the weather. >> we see t fog behind you. it's in the usual spots, but in san jose this morning nice and sunny out there. the shark tank, good morning to you. temperatures are in the 50s here with the fog. 60 in oakland. it's gray there as well as emeriville, 62 in mountain view and 61 in san jose. our exploratorium camera shows you the gray sky, lots of fog up

to the north and even some patchy drizzle in spots. as we go through the morning hours the fog peels back, the winds kick up, the temperatures come down. in the upper 80s in our inland valleys. the hot weather even out of the sacramento valley. so we'll talk about our cooler trend getting more pronounced for your sunday afternoon, and of course the winds will be a factor as well. >> lisa, thank you. the coronavirus is back, front and center brought on by a third straight day of record numbers of new cases across the country. and this morning abc news reporter christine sloan is learning that the european union may move forward with that travel ban on americans in just a matter of days. >> reporter: most americans may soon be prohibited from stepping foot on european soil. aoftr states.ing friday night n the list pending final approval could go into effect july 1st. this as vice president mike

pence painted a positive picture during yesterday's white house coronavirus task force briefing. the first since april 27th, nearly 75,000 americans had been killed by covid-19 in the week since. >> all 50 states and territories across this country are opening up safely and responsibly. >> reporter: president trump's top health advisor dr. anthony fauci warning otherwise. >> we are facing a serious problem in certain areas. >> reporter: and the numbers show it. at least 29 states seeing a rise in cases. in florida nearly 9,000 new cases in the past 24 hours. texas with almost both states now forcing bars to shutdown. >> i would not personally go to an indoor restaurant space to have food even if i had a mask. >> reporter: the governor of texas also reducing restaurant capacity a day after halting next phase of reopening.

23 states are facing an increase inostalizaon in dallas icus over 70% full. >> i need you to put your mask on. i need you to help me. that's how you can help me. >> reporter: new mexico, san francisco, and arizona also pressing pause on reopening. one of the largest hospitals in arizona activating surge plans to handle covid cases. >> we have a wildfire that's out of control. >> reporter: christine sloan, abc news, new york. >> and the white house is pressed -- is being pressed on mixed messages about the virus as well. vice president mike pence is defending those campaign rallies that took place ipdefiance of local warnings. he says the rallies are about freedom of speech. here's congressional correspondent mary bruce with more. >> reporter: president trump at the white house meeting with his daughter's work force advisory board and barely acknowledging the coronavirus crisis. >> we have a little work to do and we'll get it done. >> reporter: he left it to his vice president to put a positive

spin on the administration's response even as cases surge. >> we've flattened the curve. we've saved lives. >> reporter: but the health experts painted a darker picture pleading with americans to socially distance and avoid large crowds for the sake of the greater good. our kyra philips asking pence why then is the trump campaign holding large rallies. >> can you tell me why you continue to do this, why the campaign continues to hold these rallies? >> well, the freedom of the speech of the right to peaceably assemble is enshrined in the constitution of the united states, and we have an election coming up this fall. >> reporters kept pressing. >> in tulsa you defied local health officials to have an event dozens of secret service agents and st and in arizona one of the hardest hit states you packed a church with young people who weren't wearing masks, so how can you say the campaign is not part of the problem dr. fauci

laid out? >> well, i want to remind you again that the freedom of speech and the right to peaceably assemble is enshrined in the constitution of the united states, and even in a health crisis the american people don't forfeit our constitutional rights. >> dr. anthony fauci is urging americans to wear masks but when pressed pence refused to echo that call. his predecessor with a different message. his daughter congresswoman liz cheney tweeting this picture with the hashtag real men wear masks. in the midst of this pandemic and millions of americans unemployed the trump administration is formally asking the supreme court to overturn obamacare. if successful it could leave up to 23 million americans uninsured, and right now president trump does not have a plan to replace it. joe biden has called this lawsuit heartless, callus and cruel and it is certain to reignite the health care debate as we head into election day.

mary bruce, abc news, the white house. >> now your voice, your vote and the young vote perhaps expanding to include 17-year-olds in california's primary. the bill carried by democratic assemblyman mullein of san mateo ran final approval yesterday, and if voted and approve on this november ballot it would allow 17-year-olds to vote in california primary elections only if they turn 18 by the general election. currently 18 other u.s. states allow younger voters to cast primary ballots. this morning more choices for your curbside grocery pickups. target says you can now get fresh and frozen groceries the same day you make an order. this adds anything from eggs and milk to ice cream and bananas. it's on top of the food, clothing and household goods already offered. and target will role out the service to 400 stores in the next days. it plans to bring it more than 1,500 other u.s. stores in time

for the holidays. here's a question. do you ever want to chat with chefs? well, there's an opportunity this weekend to reserve some one-on-one time with those iconic bay area chefs. abc 7 news anchor dion lim tells us what it's all about. >> reporter: they're making taco salads for public housing residents. >> they're making 250 meals right now. >> reporter: it's something the restaurant has been doing since the start of the pandemic in collaboration with world central kitchen. but now chef norris is getting ready to do something else that hits closer to home, helping workers in the food industry. more than 8 million restaurant and bar workers have lost their job becaus of covid-19. >> i know quite a fb of people dealing with this directly right norris. >> reporter: the ask chefs anything campaign started two months ago in new york. >> these hardworking beautiful people are the glue that keeps

restaurants afloat. >> reporter: the concept is simple. the public bids on a 30-minute one-on-one video conversation with top chefs. >> people sometimes ask career advice. sometimes it's live demos, recipe tips. they can really ask those chefs anything. >> reporter: ana is the brainchild behind the campaign. it's already taken place in new york, los angeles, chicago and other cities. so far it's raised $110,000. the money goes to help immigrant workers who can't get unemployment or did not qualify for the federal stimulus. >> those people are instrumental from farming to building to serving food, so they're really essential to the food industry. >> reporter: 49 bay area chefs and food industry influencers are taking part. got a question for alice waters, she's on the list. so is david kinch, and crenn. chef norris is willing to talk about anything even thou to make

his signature roasted chicken. >> i'll answer anything honestly if i can whether it's culinary technique, but it could also be having a conversation on topics more important right now. >> reporter: the bidding starts at $100. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> that sounds like a great quarantine activity if you ask me. it ends wednesday night. still ahead on abc 7 mornings encouraging change through dance. an east bay woman wanted to help make a difference after the death of george floyd so he did it through what she knows best, dance and community. and here is a live look we're going to show you i think from our south beach camera. a look there at the bay bridge this morning and all that fog we've been talking about, still there, still thick. we'll check in with lisa when we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use...

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our san mateo bridge camera. fog there as well this morning, so it is just a foggy start to this saturday here at 6:40. we'll check in with lisa in just a minute. north ba to rancislerd. told officials from several communities that change is necessary because of drake's connection to the slave trade. >> will they remember us as the generation who actually addressed the past centuries ffa learning session with historians and representatives of indigenous groups. all right, lisa, boy is it foggy this morning. >> yeah, you know what it's in the usual spots, but as we look at san jose this is the airport. kind of hard to tell, but it is sunny down there and temperatures will be about 3 to 4 degrees cooler in the south bay today, but in the east bay additional maybe 6, 7 degrees

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hopefully a finish to their season. the first major step coronavirus testing, though, 302 players tested, 16 testing positive for covid-19. nba commissioner adam silver knows they cannot outrun the controversy and no option is really risk-free. but as they move forward with their plans at the espn wide world of sports complex in orlando they know they need to be flexible. >> one thing we're learning with this virus is so much is unpredictable. we're not saying full steam ahead no matter what happens. we're going to continue to see how this plays out but we feel very comfortable right now where we are. >> i understand the risk involved but of sacrifice. a lot of people in america don't have jobs right now and we have an opportunity to be a beacon of light. second round of the travelers championship in cromwell, connecticut. rory mcllroy, third hole from 83 yards out to within 6 feet. he would birdie the hole.

the field is chasing 50-year-old phil mickelson, this is impressive holes out of the bunker for birdie and at 13 downhill putt. it goes in 32 feet away and he sinks it. he's the leader at 13 under heading into the weekend. sharks star evander kane along with former shark joelward and several others, among the goals focusing at a grass roots level. >> a lot of these issues the way we think and feel we can create changes it starts at the top. and if the nhl's doing it everybody else is going to do it. the first thing pat we want to integrate especially into the minor hockey associations are specifics that are policies that we've come up with that we feel will help eradicate racism or at

least if not eradicate it but suppress it greatly. >> check out this east bay pup that loves soccer. meet pedro, the 7-year-old chihuahua part yorky loves soccer. although the game does slow down a bit when pedro decides to use the ball as his chew toy. he's a rescue from oakland and boy did he find the right home because after soccer it's time for belly rubs. who's got it better th?ustal y . be sur to use t #abc 7 call my play so we can put oyou on tv. in so many parts of the bay area it was so hot this week. i'm sure people are hoping for

relief. >> the real heat was to the east of us, the sacramento valley. now that is gone. in fact, no advisories there so they're going to enjoy lots of cooler weather. but behind us, wow, tiz the season for the fog that's for sure. it is dense because we have that shallow layer. it all clears back retreating to the coast. not all. we will see some fog there at the shoreline by about 11:00, but that has been typical as of late as has the winds. southwesterly winds build as a system to the north of us moves overhead, that's going to allow for not only a breezy saturday, how about a windy sunday and cooler on top. so we're talking even low 80s in our inland valleys. that's below average for the second half of the weekend. exploratorium camera it's gray here in the city and depending where you are in san francy yes but around here we saw a little bit of sun outside our studios,

and here's the system going to deepen to the north and eastf us, and we're going to increase the winds and even some mist and drizzle arriving for your sunday. roof camera no wind yet. 62 in mountain view, sunny san jose at 61 and also sunny in our inland valleys, and emeriville lots of clouds here and some fog as you head up towards the north bay. petaluma visibility has been decreased by about 2 miles. 52 in santa rosa with that sun. this is san rafael where we're beginning to get some of that clearing here, but it has been been a gray start, but that fog beginning to retreat. gusty winds featuring now today into tomorrow, but even into monday we're going to have those breezy winds around the upper warmth returns. that typical spread with us as we enter the new week, the new month and into the fourth of

july, so that probably means fog for the fourth. as we look at your winds early morning not an issue. 2:00 we definitely see an increase here. anywhere from 20 to 25 miles an hour in the city, and look at the east bay. ies we get into the evening 20 to 30 mile an hour winds. they're coming up out of the south. and then as we get to your sunday waking up probably not much fog certainly because with all that wind it'll mix out anything that we have and disrupting that marine layer, bringing the winds back in full force for your sunday. 80 in san jose, 77 sunnyvale. 62 and windy for san francisco. up in the north bay it's going to be nice. how about mid and upper 70s. east bay, union city, 78. 75 castro valley. heading inland we're cooler today by about 60 degrees for concord and livermore, upper 80s. the winds pick up today as the sun comes out the coolest day tomorrow, we will rebound on monday settling into that

typical pattern as we get to the fourth. liz, that's your name. sorry. >> thanks, lisa. it's early. all right, many people are trying to find positive ways to make a difference right now. one oakland dance instructor wanted to do something so she organized a hip hop protest where adults, kids and seniors came together to dance for equality. >> dance is an incredible healing art. it's cross cultural, it's unifying. when people dance together you just get a sense that they're leaving their problems behind and they're happy, they're joyous. with all this inequality being brought to the forefront i really wanted to do something more, and it occurred to me that what i do is dance so we organized a hip hop class out here on the cul-de-sac and had about 17 people all wearing signs, white silence equals white consent and black lives

matter and a great success, and we're going to do it more. >> i thought it was an amazing idea and something we've never done before, new way for me to protest and i'm all for i'm excited to get the word out. hopefully we have more people join us and we make it bigger. >> when i first saw the slogan, white silence equals white consent, it's like i woke up and wondered if my silence was part of the problem. why not protest and say black lives matter and make more awareness that, you know, as white people we should not be quiet. hip hop is something so popular we would use that as a means to be able to protest in that way. so i enrolled my hip hop teache some neighbors and friends to come. little kids and adults and seniors all dancing in the

cul-de-sac, all wearing the signs and all enjoying the lesson. >> and dancing with love in our heart and dancing for equality. >> and it just femt like, you know, now we're saying something, now we're doing something, now at least these kids can go back and say i'm part of a protest and feel really good about it. everybody feels comfortable and empowered by dance. i would hope that people would really notice that maybe they can do more. >> hopefully it becomes bigger and we get more people involved and we turn it into something great. >> great idea, and you can check out more great stories allocalish.com, facebook and instagram. today is global pride day. the celebrations held this weekend highlighting the this wasn't the best time for our washer to call it quits. but this one can clean, sanitize and steam... it's what we've been wanting anyway. shop lowe's and save on the samsung laundry pair and get free delivery. discover what's possible at lowes.com.

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all right, happening today pride is being celebrated around the world for global pride day, and there's no shortage of parties this weekend. in fact, one of them is a

24-hour live stream event.ofrsar all online. global pride 2020 will have speeches, musical performances and acts while raising money for pride nonprofits around the world. it'll be live streamed on youtube and facebook. and if you're looking for other ways to celebrate we put together a full list for online events in san francisco, the bay area and across the country. that is all up now on abc7news.com. and lisa, turn it over to you for our final pride forecast. you know, it's that time of year we see all the low clouds and fog. but if you're in one of those spots where you have the wind and i happen to be one of them, it's not going to end anytime soon. today and tomorrow we're featuring more breezy winds. nice view here. it is clear here. also in the cities of concord, livermore and san jose. but the gusty winds arrive later on today, and that summer pattern, though, takes shape as we get into your july forecast.

79 in fremont, 67 in richmond. anywhere from 5 to 7 degrees cooler inland and even extending into the sacramento valley. that heat has been erased but it's replaced with the gray sky and gusty winds arriving not only later on today but overnight and looking at highs, check it out only lower 80s and that's out by the delta where you have that funneling effect so not only is it breezy, but below average. and get into monday the temperatures rebound, but not a great thing when the winds are going to be breezy out of the north temporarily. we will increase the numbers holding to a summertime pattern which brings us back to the upper 70s around it bay, low 90s inland and low 60s at the coast. so stabling to a nice july workweek. >> sounds good. we hope you all have a great pride and thanks for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at

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