the edition so delay recent trends in coronavirus makes for a gloomy start to the week for many local businesses. one bay area county long being the last to open up may be moving forward. good evening, it is sunday, june 28th. thanks for joining us. we have a busy week ahead but before we get to that, let's start with the quick loo at thw. good morning tyo. certainly windy yesterday. had the down coat on and another

day today as we're looking at the wind gust in excess of 40 to 45 miles an hour in some places but we are looking at this system to the north to provide that wind today. it's also disrupting the low cloud deck so not much of that which could be a good thing. brighter start to the day. 57 in concord. 52 in napa. cooler in santa rosa. you have quarter mile visibility. you can see two to five degrees cooler this morning and the surface winds now howling out towards concord and the delta over 30 miles an hour. 10:00, sunny. wind in the 60s to low 70s but through the afternoon, numbers will come down significantly from the upper 70s to low 80s for our warmest inland valleys and with that, we'll have winds 20 to 30 closer to the coast and 50 miles an hour. the first red flag warning in effect tonight for the north bay mountains. we'll detail that for you in a few minutes. >> businesses will have to wait a little longer to reopen.

they wereut the spike in coronavirus cases forced the mayor to put plans on hold so here what is not allowed to reopen yet now. salons, tattoos and piercing studios. massage parlors, outdoor bars and museums including the san francisco zoo. san francisco public health director explains why the city needs to put a pause on reopening. >> we had a near doubling in the last couple weeks of our rate of diagnosises of infections. that curve is very -- is quite steep. we need to be very cautious and thoughtful as we move forward. >> dr. colfax will be watching closely to see whether the percentage of positive cases corresponds to an increase hospitalizations two to three weeks now. in the north bay reopenings are on hold. gyms and personal services and more as well however indoor

dining and hotels and motels and camp grounds can reopen. we'll see if contra costa county will pause reopenings. they are closely monitoring data. santa clara county will also decide this week if it will move forward with reopening. contra costa and santa clara are on the watch list. for a full interactive map what is open and closed in the county you live, head to our website, it will show you the date each county panels to have every different sector reopen. it's super helpful. find it on abc7news.com. a mcdonald's in oakland will remain closed after workers and family members tested 1 e restat mn until workers and the public are no longer at risk. workers held a protest in april. a lawsuit against mcdonald's claims management and owners discouraged employees from

taking sick leave when they had symptoms. the restaurant has been closed since may 26th. mcdonald's has not responded to the claims. this morning we continue to track the covid-19 outbreak as san quintin. data shows more than 600 inmates and 100 staff tested positive and now leaders have halted their plans to transfer inmates tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez explains. >> reporter: covid-19 is rapidly spreading within san quintin prison walls. they reported over 600 inmates an to halt the transfer of poti some inmates after two inmates scheduled tocurrent outbreaks said it stems from transfers in the first place. >> as of march 30th, 122 people

were transferred to san >> reporter: according to the cdcr, they have the highest covid-19 death rate at 16. the total number for the state stands at 21. >> i can't believe they're actually considering that the way covid spread in san quintin. >> brendon woods urged him to take immedite action. he said releasing everyone in the system who has a year or less to serve. >> close to 30,000 people could be released now as opposed to waiting until they get infected with covid and die. >> reporter: as of april 1 t r 35 eligible inmates due to be a pleading for people mo fo

martinez. self righ civil rights groups demanding a change. four officers were placed on administrative leave amid an invest gieigation on a facebook group where current and retired officers shared bigoted and racist comments. >> reporter: the san jose police officer's association will provide you no shelter.the san s association will provide you no shelter. . in protection. >> reporter: that's after learning about a private facebook group made of active and retired san jose police officers allegedly used to make racist and anti muslim comments. inne an email, eddie garcia wris any current employee with bigoted activity online will promptly be investigated and held accountable to the fullest extent in my power. we have no place for this. four police officers are on administrative leave after the blog post exposed the secret facebook group. the san jose

group dates back to 2010. >> the union and police chief are clear this is not the conduct we'll tolerate in any way and i expect these officers will be fired. >> how many officers participated in actual department trainings conducted by these officers? how many leaders knew and said nothing? i'm having a hard time believing that this secret facebook group that's been around for years was just discovered. >> reporter: she's with care, the counsel on islamic relations. what makes this newest case so trouble some, one of the officers conducted anti bias training. >> further entrenched people's concerns. i am afraid of law enforcement, wait, they are racist against my people and joke about hurting my people, why would it call them if i'm facing a hate crime? >> reporter: she's been in

contact with the city calling for an expedited investigation and want the police union to be involve fld d in reforming polid investigations what these officers are connected to to make sure there is no bias in the arrests. >> who might be sitting in jail because what looked like an objective stop and clean interaction may have been driven by bigotry. it's a very important question for us. >> the mayor says police misconduct should not be treated as internal and investigations should be conducted by independent authorities. it will be up to the city attorney to decide if former or retired officers will face charges. we first sent the alert on this story on our abc 7 news app when we learned the officers were placed on leave. if you want breaking news updates in the future, free to download in the app store. okay. happening today, it's the 50th

anniversary of pride and as part of the festivals a disband the police protest march and rally will be held in san francisco. groups are going to gather at clay and scott streets starting at 1:00 this afternoon. most events have been moved online this year because of the pandemic but if you would like to take part in person, there also will be a people's march and rally on market street where the annual pride parade is held. that starts at 11:00 this morning at the intersection of polk and washington. >> san francisco city hall as you can see lit up in pink overnight to celebrate pride but for some in oakland, this happy weekend is marched by a disturbing incident. the lgbtq center was vandalized leaving some stunned. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: it's not what joe hawkins was expecting. >> they crashed that window. broke these completely out. >> reporter: most of the windows atlg center smashed.

joe co-founded it three years ago. >> we're supposed to be celebrating our empowerment and our community as queer people that we wake up to finding that people are bashing our building and breaking our windows because of their own hate. >> swinging hard, as hard as he could and he was angry. >> reporter: cosmos was setting up a jewelry stand when he saw a young man breaking the win dopes with a golf club. cosmos started yelling. >> stop, stop, stop as loud as i could and then he saw me. >> reporter: he a bike. joe hawkins was the first to carry the pink torch for this weeke weekend's pride weekend and escorted by the mayor libby shaft who is outraged by the vanlt li vandali vandalism. >> i'm furious anybody would find it appropriate toommit

that act on any building but particularly this sanctuary. >> reporter: san francisco pride celebrations have gone virtual due to covid-19 and many say the castro district has lost its party spirit this year. >> it's supposed to be pink saturday today and it's nothing near to a pink saturday. >>reporter: many bars and restaurants don't want big crowds coming here. >> if people aren't distancing, we'll stop serving and close it down. we want everybody to be safe. >> reporter: back in oakland, joe says these shattered windows won't break his pride. >> we are going to be okay and this is going to make us stronger. so happy pride, everyone. >> reporter: oakland police are looking for a possible surveillance video. they also say they are actively investigating this incident. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. three, two, one! ll pink in san francisco. it was the foggy night up on

twin peaks but you're seeing what may become a new high tech twist on the pride tradition. the cloth display has a new look with nearly 3,000 pink leds now lit up in the form of a pink triangle. the symbol comes with a meaningful message. >> the same kind of senseless irrigatiational hatred still ha gays, blacks, minorities and that's why the twin peaks display is important. >> thousands attended last night's lighting ceremony including mayor london breed. the lights will stay illuminated through july 10th. the pink torch procession ran to the ferry building to twin peaks. a reminder we have a full list of today's virtual pride events on our website. lisa, you could see it werd >> i know. those higher elevations not only getting windier today but

they're drying out so we're talking about a red flag warning above 1,000 feet for the forth bay mountains. cloudy look here from the camera. 55 degrees. winds already up to 15 miles an hour. so a very windy day but we're going to salvage the week ahead for some nice weather, calmer winds. stay tuned, my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. also next. >> anyone harassing me to wear a mask, you guys are violating federal law. do you get that? >> a shopper's tirade after being asked to put on a mask. you can hear the story of the video going viral. plus, the latest details on coronavirus cases quickly spiking across the country. what the trump campaign is having to answer to in newly surfaced video from its tulsa rally. and thousands of free take home thermometers are going to local schools tomorrow but why they are only for certain st do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging?

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new details about a shooting at a california walmart distribution center. one worker is dead and four in fair condition after a man drove into the center and opened fire. this happened in red bluff 30 miles south of redding. the shooter circled the parking lot four times yesterday afternoon before crashing his car into the building. then he got out and started shooting with an assault rifle. police then shot the suspected gunman. he also died. a witness describes the moment shots were fired. >> i went to help a lady that was kind of trapped at the beginning and at that point, i started hearing gunfire. >> officials say a motive for the attack is not yet determined according to the sacramento beat, the shooter is identified as a 31-year-old man with a history at the distribution center. the coronavirus hitting new daily case records in states across the country prompting many places like the bay area to rollback restrictions. this morning president trump's campaign is having to respond to

a new video from the tulsa rally a week ago. christine sloan as the details. >> reporter: the fight against te coronavirus across the nation continues with more than 45,000 confirmed cases reported saturday. the largest single day increase since the pandemic began. in hard-hit texas recording 5700 new daily cases, governor greg abbott admitting he reopened the state too quickly. one of its largest cities, houston, millions of residents are being asked to stay home. officials calling this recent outbreak of cases worse. >> let's be real. we will not get through this if we don't look at the reality of the situation. >> reporter: the sunshine state florida also in a state of crisis. thousands now rushing to get tested. miami-dade county beach is shutting for the upcoming fourth of july weekend to help prevent the spread. and florida bars banned from serving alcohol, however, the governor has stopped short of

in. some residents agree. >> i t ricu like i said, if you'rein the area, say if you're out to eat and i can take my mask off but i have to walk into the restaurant with it, but i can take it off once i sit down. so the rule is not really making too much sense. >> reporter: and president trump's campaign officials are responding to this new video obtined by "the washington post" from his comeback rally in tulsa, oklahoma a week ago. it shows workers allegedly removing stickers that say do not sit here, please, hours before his arrival. the campaign insisting the rally was in full compliance with local requirements. eight trump campaign staffers that were at the ral positive for quarantined. in the wake of the increasing cases, vice president pence is in arizona and florida out of an abundance of caution. this next story is catching

plenty of attention on abc abc7news.com and twitter. an angry outburst in hollywood after being asked to put on a face covering. >> that man harassed me for not wearing a mask. i have a breathing problem. anyone harassing me to wear a mask, you guys are violating federal law. did you get that? get that on camera. >> another shopper recorded the incident on friday and remember, governor newsom ordered all california residents to bear face coverings in public and inside stores to help stop the spread of covid-19. trader joes has not commented on that video. abc 7 news focuses on bringing you stories to build a better bay area and one of the four key focuses is education and what our schools will look look going forward. tomorrow, students at san francisco public schools will be able to pick up smart thermomete thermometers, nearly 9,000 devices will be available where the distric stributes food famis c 7 n rterorter: these are smar

mo -- thermometers parents will take home on monday, another give away of the devices was conducted in pittsburgh in mid may. there, 2,000 thermometers were donated to families. san francisco unified, a much larger district will handout 8,800 during their monday food pickup for families. the district hopes testing at home first could help slow down the spread of the virus. >> you don't want them traveling on a bus or going all the way to school and then being, you know, in contact with other staff and students before we find out they have symptoms. >> reporter: if a child or family member has a fever, they are asked to give out more information about their symptoms. heres h folks a dhe ap ather ?rache and fatigue. this is going to make a determination based on your age.

michael, we need to call the doctor. >> we've been doing this all over the country. >> reporter: jared says the person remains anonymous but the information on the symptoms given will help track the spread of any virus. >> on the health weather map, you can drill down a county level where there is levels of illness. percentage of suspected people with influenza-like illness. >> reporter: the thermometer will not capture a fever reading when someone is asymptomatic. she was one of the first families to receive the thermometer. she finds the app helpful. >> as a parent, you want to make sure you're doing the right things possible at all times, especially in the middle of the night and you're already panicking. i feel like it would be an easy tool to like tell you concrete things. >> reporter: in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. let's get a check on the weather with lisa argen. it's still pretty gray and foggy this morning. >> it is. we're looking at clearing as we

look to the north of us and east of us so we have that going for us. we'll get sun. that's due to a system bringing a red flag warning for the mountains of the north bay and much of the sacramento valley and foothills, the sierra nevada. looking at dry conditions. live doppler 7 with that cloud cover that's left over but you can see the flow. chuck o check out the bottom right hand of the screen. the clouds are rapidly moving from the northwest to the southeast and that's due to the system. so here is a look at the highlighted areas where from 2:00 this afternoon from the sacramento valley, 8:00 tonight above 1,000 feet for mount tam and marine, so know noma, napa. this evening through 8:00 monday the winds out of the north 15 to 25 will bring down relative humidity from 25 to 15%. that can start and spread firy. soe'll b for u.thin he from

out of the southwest. it is 55 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland. 56 mountain view. san jose 58. 53 gilroy. 52 on the coast and san jose 101 where it is sunny. 50. santa rosa and napa in the mid 50s with upper 50s concord and livermore. from the delta, the straight through concord 50 miles an hour. san francisco and the higher elevations nearly 50 miles an hour for mount diablo. look for the wind shift late tonight but as we go through the rest of the morning hours, the fog lifts, windy sunny and cooler and a red flag warning from this afternoon up towards the tedelta and then the winds will dial back and we'll get pretty good pattern as we get into tuesday and through the fourth of july holiday. quickly, the fog pulls back and evaporates and looking at a sunny rest of the day but as we

go into the afternoon, yes, once again, we're talking about the gusty winds. how about over 50 miles an hour? they continue to move in on shore but this is where they flaarng evt of the 2020 season and it always is the time of year we're watching vigilantly and go through monday afternoon, it's still a little breezy. 73 richmond. 81 napa. numbers are cooler. most 70s in fremont and palo alto and 76 in san jose. numbers will be cool. it will be blustery out there looking for the upper 80s for a rebound tomorrow and the red flag warning throughout the day and sunny and warmer weather on tuesday and less wind throughout the week and a good temperature spread with a little fog at the coast through the weekend. liz? >> all right. thanks, lisa. just ahead rkt b, big shaker

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[ gunshots ] fights for racial gaining renewed and a gunfire. good morning, everyone. i'm liz, thanks for joining us. let's get a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> hey, liz, good morning. we're looking at not only some fog out there but already some pretty breezy winds. a live look from the roof camera up from ten to 15 miles an hour. it's certainly gray here. 55. 59 oakland and 56 mountain view and 58 san jose where it is sunny. emeryville cloudy. temperatures are cooler. just about 50 with the fog in santa rosa and 57 livermore. wind gusts already blowing pretty good from fairfield through the straight and concord up to 32 miles an hour and 11

degrees cooler. just a fewr elsewhere. 9:00 we're pretty much in the 50s and 60s and fog being swept away and by 2:00 numbers much cooler. at very narrow band of low 80s by the delta. otherwise upper 70s for most and by 7:00 a windy evening and going to be cool out there. we'll talk about the red flag wrning, first one of the season in a few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. officials are investigating a deadly shooting in downtown louisville, kentucky. that is where demonstrators gathered to protest the death of breanna taylor. [ gunshots ]. >> video shows a gunman opening fire on people in a park last night as you can see a second shooting victim was found near the park. that person was taken to the hospital expected to survive. the shooter has not been identified. the r for protests against the shooting of taylor.

plain clothes officers burst into her apartment serving a warrant and shot her eight times back in march. the police department dismissed one of the three officers invovi involved in her death. not just protests for breonna taylor but ray shoshard brooks and more. more on the sweeping protest. >> reporter: the death of elijah mcclain last august after a confrontation with police after walking home in his aurora, colorado neighborhood is receiving new scrutiny. the officers involved reassigned and demanding justice for the young black man. in atlanta, calls for change continue to grow. protesters taking to the streets once again following the death of rayshard brooks in a wendy's parking lot at the hands of police. in taking part in the inaugural march like a mother for black lives event. on friday police in richmond, vehic virginia declaring an unlawful

assembly for the second time in three nights after paint balls were fired at officers and several hit with hard objects. protesters have been calling for the removal of the former confederate general statute. in florence, south carolina, darrius leonard said he was the victim of racial profiling while eating with black and biracial friends. the manager asked them to leave before they call police after a white customer felt threatened. >> once he said anything about the police, the first thing that came to my mind, my wife and my little girl. my first thought that came to my mind, i'm not making it back home to them. >> reporter: chipotle suspended the manager involved. we have a zero tolerance policy for discrimination of any kind. i've personally reached out to darrius and committed to ensuring the appropriate action is taken once the investigation concludes. >> he basically said all the

things he was supposed to say. everything he was saying, you know, politically correct, we have zero tolerance of discrimination, this and that. >> reporter: the colts said his experience demonstrates the struggle so many black americans and people of color face day. and coming up on this week, house speaker nancy pelosi will discuss the george floyd policing act and the latest on te congressional response to the coronavirus pandemic. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 right here on abc 7. new this morning, just one day after defending president trump's campaign rallies, vice president mike pence cancelled upcoming events this week. he plans to travel to florida, texas and arizona where new confirmed cases of covid are on the rise.ithous will mt with governors and health teams. all three republican governors are criticized for pushing an aggressive reopening. also new this morning, a

study finds that recent higher spending at restaurants could be linked to an increase incoronav. j. pflt morg j.p. morgan looked how they spent their money. the level from three weeks ago has power in predicting a rise in new cases. the study found increased spending meant a slower spread of the virus. analysts say that suggests there is more careful social distancing. and say so long to social distancing and the empty middle seat on three airlines. american airlines is starting this week booking flights at full capacity joining united. american says it will notify passengers when a flight is full and allow them to rebook at in cost. >> i think it's going to get worse again. it's dangerous andoncernme. >>'t have a problemthe middle st i feel like they're probably going to have to because, you know, the flights are picking up. >> united and spirit airlines are already booking flights to capacity. jetblue is blocking middle seats and aisle seats through the end

of july and delta and southwest are blocking through the end of september. another delay due to the effects of the pandemic. fans have to wait a little longer for the much anticipated new "mulan" movie. the classic will be released on august 21st. the movie was originally scheduled to debut in march and postponed to july 24th because of the coronavirus outbreak, which shut down theaters across the club and disney, of course, is the parent company of abc 7. on this 50th year of pride, a san francisco gay history museum struggling. how the future is a whole lot different this year. plus, here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera there this morning. you can see it is pretty gray and hazy still at 6:37 this sunday but the wind there, that flag blowing in the wind. we'll check in with lisa on what's it going to look like with the sunday going to shape up to look like coming up. stick with us.

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nature up close again now that whale watching boats are sailing again along the coast and one group of wail watchers in monterrey bay. look at this. the cameras are rolling video td by the way, the company tells us that passengers must wear masks and take other steps to stop the spread of covid-19. that whale is showing off, lisa. surely enjoying the company. i want to show you this, too new at 6:00 a.m. a dust storm part of a phenomenon known as the saharan air layer made its way to the u.s. it travels over the atlanta ocean every year but this year it's covering about 3500 miles. the most expansive since the 1970s. gosh. that's gorgeous. it could be seen as far west as nevada and time lapse video here over alabama shows the cloud moving in a colorful sunset.

the dust storm causes air quality to deteriorate so those with breathing issues should know that and maybe avoid being outdoors. that is cool to see, lisa. >> another reason to wear a mask, right? even in the south. of course. everywhere. as we look at santa cruz right now, 53 degrees. a little fog bank there. mid 60s later on and winds over 20 miles an hour. the wind machine continues today from santa cruz through the bay area and a red flag warning tonight this afternoon through the sacramento valley tomorrow. dry weather and windy weather, your seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thanks. just ahead with baseball season a month away from starting, we hear from e he has a good the open road.. the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers.

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sharing that first meal together. and showing off the good news. we know you can't wait to welcome people back into your home, and neither can we. let's get ready for what's next. ikea. in sports this morning the liverpool football club is condemning fans celebrating the first championship in 30 years. the epl is regarded as perhaps

the toughest league in soccer so fans in liverpool have been going wild. one bach of fireworks started a small fire at a local landmark. yet both the team and police issued a joint statement and said several thousands of fans risk public safety by not social distancing. the team says it's planning a championship parade as soon as it is safe. this week, both the a's and giants are expected to begin a training at their home ballparks. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has more in this morning's sports. >> major lease baseball is set to up the 60-game regular season at the end of the july. the first series is the washington nationals and new york yankees. full schedule is yet to be released. the giants and a's will report to their home ballparks july 1st a couple days away. brandon belt enters his tenth season and is feeling great entering this shortened sprint of a reason season. >> for me, going into spring

training this year is probably the best i felt in two or three, four years. so physically i feel great. you know, for some people that may be feeling it more, the 60-game season should help. i guess we'll have to see. >> while we wait for the major league baseball season to begin, we catch up with ban who knows this pandemic. he's playing for the giants in the korean baseball league. he was a gust on our with authority pod cast available on youtube, sound cloud and all mayor platforms. while there is no fans in the stands, there is no lack of motivation when he takes the mound. >> when i'm on the mound and there is someone in the box, yes, i want fans there. yes, i want noise. i want that adrenaline rush but like when you're trying to get a hit and i'm trying to get you out because the more outs i get, then like the better life i get to provide for my son, like, there is not much more

motivation i need than that. >> beginning next week, the many, ga tomanpga tour will implement new rules. third round of the traveler's championship from connecticut. dustin johnson, he shot a nine under 61. rolls in a birdie on 12. he's in second place. 16 under par. todd says hey, i can do that, too. also rolling in ae on nine under 61 on the day. he's your leader at 18 under par. the san jose earthquakes with a first mls team to arrive in the orlando bubble. the league is housing all teams at the disneyworld complex and all games will be played on site. the quakes first match is july 10th against the seattle sounders. >> it felt great to be back on the field when we all took that bus together for the first time and we're able to train with contact, to be able to play small sided games again felt really good becau w back ineere do that. so i'm happy to be here and looking forward to the rest of

this preseason process and i'm looking forward to the tournament, as well. >> that's your look at sports. send it back to you. >> lisa, going to be so interesting to see how this plays out with the nba, sort of just making a bubble for themselves at disneyworld. it will be interesting. >> definitely. we have ourired flag warning of the season for the mountains of the north bay above 1,000 feet. so that gives you an indication how dry things will get later on today. it's this afternoon for the sacramento valley tonight into early tomorrow and we're going to show you a look at what to expect later on this afternoon for the wind gusts around the bay area. so everyone will be experiencing breezy to windy conditions. this is 4:00 in the afternoon. you notice san francisco, the hour. nearly 30 miles an hour in the livermore valley and elsewhere it's breezy. ten to 20 miles an hour will be common and as we go through the evening hours, windy so not much of a marine layer and looking at

the red flag warning for some of us as we get into your monday as those winds shift. here is a look at the roof camera and the winds have been blowing anywhere from five to about 12, maybe 15 miles an hour at best and it's all due to a system up in the pacific northwest that is influencing not only the weather here with the rain but out through down through california. here is a look at san jose where we see a few high clouds. 55 in the city. 59 oakland. mountain view is 57. 58 here in san jose with 52 in pacificia and that marine layer is still there. we'll call it partly cloudy right here the golden gate bridgeti getting windy here. we also have a lot of fog up there, as well. the winds, they are blowing from the straight through concord throughout the evening hours but notice elsewhere, even around the east bay 17 miles an hour in oakland. upper 50s to low 60s in the sierra now.

it's a mild start afternoon highs in the low 70s but windy. winds gusting to 37 miles an hour. really it's for much of the state the wind and the red flag warning through the sacramento it's quickly swept away.lly ofg. you have it now but by 10:00 it should be out of here. the east bay valleys had been so hot, drying out the brush so even though the red flag warning isn't over your area in particular, the fuels are there. so it's just going to take a little wind and with numbers today in concord and livermore climbing through the 70s, it's not going to be too warm but you will also have the breeze. so we'll talk about the cooler weather throughout the day today across the entire bay area. low to mid 80s from napa to santa rosa and 81 concord and very windy san francisco and the seven-day forecast showing cool and blustery day today.

red flag warning sacramento valley this afternoon and north bay mountains tonight into tomorrow then looking at warmer weather, dry for tuesday and a little bit of low cloudiness tuesday night throughout the week. keep the fog at the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay into the fourth of july. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. what is normally a celebration in the streets, san francisco's pride is one of the biggest in the country and any year it does draw countless people to visit the glbt museum in history but this is not a normal news year. the pandemic's economic hits put plans to expand the museum on hold. >> reporter: the pride flags may be out in the castrohe doors ar the historical society museum. it's the nation's first stand alone museum of gay, lesblesbleb bisexual and transgender. they planned to expand into a larger space are put on hold

because of the economic impact of the novel coronavirus. och0 , the museum is small. it tells the 150-year history. items ranging from gold rush photos to the jacket harvey was wearing when killed. >> we have a huge collection. >> reporter: 1% of the museum's current holdings are on display. this year would have marked the 50th anniversary of the san francisco pride parade. the event was going to bring in a million people to san francisco. organizers cancelled the event in april because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> we normally have thousands of people coming through this small museum during the month of june throughout the summer. >> reporter: those crowds would have also been greeted with news. the museum was preparing for an expansion to this larger a sce museum. rstro wn covid hit, we were in the midst of negotiating a

league. >> reporter: the plans to expand are on hold. >> the public funding fell through. clearly, we're in a recession now and weren't in a position to launch a campaign. >> reporter: the museum is reevaluating its future disappointed plans to expand are on hold but still eager to tell the stories of lgbt people. the museum is still open virtually featuring an exhibit about gilbert baker. >> he was the creator of the gay flag. >> the exhibit highlights his artwork and contribution to gay culture. it's a celebration of the flag he made first displayed at san francisco's pride parade in 1978. a flag that will hopefully fly over a new museum some day soon. in san francisco, dion lim, abct glbt museum, it's reduced its regular membership to just $35 until the end of the month. you can find a link on our

website abc7news.com. right when we get back, the official day today, 50 years of pride but what's behind -- what's the history behind it and details this morning on the live stream you can watch from home.

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this was the scene stone wall new york silcity's ve l -- village. police began spontaneous raids. the first pride march was held one year later. it's a powerful reflection on lives lost and a lively celebration about lgbtq plus. for the 50th year, our sister station abc 7ill bestre a speci. perfes by billy porter and the

to watch that and virtual events happen income san francisco and the bay area on our website, abc7news.com. all right. lisa, this is usually such a fun weekend. it's a sad, you know, because of the pandemic. we can't be out and about celebrating but i guess the weather is going to prevent a lot of people from wanting to go outside in the city, too. it's cold out there. >> and windy for sure. that continues that theme but we have the red flag warning we want to talk about that is new and in fact, it is the first one of the 2020 season. so closer to home. it's in the north bay mountains. marin, sonoma, napa about 1,000 feet tonight you can see from chico to the sierra and highlighted later on humidity readings dropping to 15%. below average today. s,70 and windy out liz? >> thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us. i'm liz with lisa argen.argen.a.

"gma" is next. have a great day and happy pride.

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