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the decision to delay recent trends in coronavirus cases forced a few bay area counties to put a pause on new reopenings tomorrow, making a gloomy start to local businesses. one county, the last to open up, may be moving forward. good morning, everyone, i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we have a busy week ahead. first let's start with a quick look at your weather and the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. a lot of wind from the ocean continues today. later on we'll get into an offshore component. the national weather service has a red flag warning for later today. san jose is nice and

55 odowntown, still with clouds. san rafael, sunny, a few clouds. we've had the wind overnight throughout concord, the delta. san francisco now, 22 miles an hour. red flag warning from this afternoon for solano county through this evening. the mountains of the north bay. about a thousand feet from marin, sonoma, napa. northeast winds could gust from 45 to 50 miles per hour. a cooler day today. we'll talk about numbers barely reaching the 80s inland. more businesses in san francisco will have to wait a little longer to reopen. here is what is not allowed to reopen just yet. salons, tattoo and piercing

studios. san francisco public health director grant colfax explains. >> we've had near doubling in the last couple of weeks of infections. that curve is now very -- is quite steep. but we need to be very cautious and thoughtful as we move forward. >> dr. colfax says they will be watching closely to see whether the percentage of positive cases corresponds to an increase in hospitalizations two to three weeks from now. in the north bay, marin county also put tomorrow's reopening on hold for a few sectors. hotels, gyms, and personal services including tattoo shops and nail salons will have to wait some more. however, indoor dining, hair salons and campgrounds can reopen. tomorrow we're expected to learn if contra costa county will pause its reopening amid a surge in cases there. officials are closely monitoring data and will announce a position on a reopening timeline. santa clara county will decide this week if it will move forward with reopening.

both contra costa and santa clara counties are on the state's watch list. head to our website, abc7news.com. it will show you the date that each county plans to have certain sectors reopen. that's on our website, it's super helpful. an mcdonald's will remain closed after workers and family members tested positive for the coronavirus. 35 people have been infected including a 10-month-old child. a judge ruled the restaurant on telegraph avenue must not open until workers and the public are no longer at risk. management and owners are accused of d mcdonald's has not responded to the claims. this morning we continue to track the covid-19 outbreak at san quentin state prison. data shows now more than 600 inmates, nearly 100 staff, have tested positive. 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 quentin state prison always. on saturday the california department of corrections reported over 600 inmates and 89 staff members have tested positive. >> testing is not really a reality here. >> reporter: on saturday the cdc anounced plans to halt the transfer of my son sosome inmat another prison after some inmates tested positive. the outbreak is said to stem from transfers made to san quentin in the first place. >> as of march 30, 122 people were transferred to san quentin from the california institute for men. >> reporter: according to the cdcr, the california institute for men in chino has the highest death rate at 16. the total number for the state stands at 21.

>> i can't believe they're actually considering transferring, considering that the way covid spread into san quentin was from transferring inmates. >> reporter: public defender brendan woods sent two letters to gavin newsom urging immediate action. he suggested releasing everyone in the system who has a year or less to serve. >> we're talking about not waiting until they get infected with covid and die. >> reporter: cdcr expedited the release of 3,500 eligible inmates who were due to be released in 60 days or less. one inmate says there's a high level of anxiety and he's pleading for the people of marin to speak up. for abc 7 news, i'm lauren martinez. happening today, the 50th anniversary of pride. as part of the festivities, a rally and march will be held in san francisco starting at 1:00 this afternoon at clay and scott streets. there will be a pplard rally one

the annual pride parade is usually held. that starts at 11:00 this morning at polk and washington. san francisco city hall lit up in pink overnight to celebrate piride. but for some, a disturbing incident. an lgbtq community center was vandalized leaving staff and volunteers stunned. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has details. >> i'm just speechless. >> reporter: it's not what joe hawkins was expecting this pride window. >> they smashed that window, broke these completely out. >> reporter: most of the windows at oakland's lgbtq community center smashed on saturday morning. joe co-founded the center 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.

>> he was swinging as hard as he could and he was angry. >> reporter: this man was setting up his jewelry stand when he saw a young man breaking up the windows with his golf club. cosmo started yelling. >> i said, stop, stop, as loud as i could. he saw me. >> reporte h says the young man took off on a bike. the pride relay is culminating in san francisco and escorted by mayor libby schaaf, who says she is outraged by the vandalism. >> i am furious that anyone would find it appropriate to commit that kind of action on any building, but particularly this sanctuary. >> reporter: san francisco prid1 and many say . >> i pink saturday today. it's nothing near to a pink saturday. >> reporter: many bars and

restaurants say they 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. >> he are going to be okay. this is going to make us stronger. happy pride, everyone. >> reporter: oakland police say they're looking for possible surveillance video and say they're actively investigating this incident. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. three, two, one! [ cheering ] >> all positive and all pink in w anut they're still looking fabulous there. you're seeing what may become a new high test twist on the pride tradition. the usual pride display has new look, l.e.d.s lit up in the form

of a pink triangle. >> the same kind of irrational hatred haunts gays, jews, blacks and other that's why the twin peaks display is so important. >> the lights will stay illuminated through july 10. this was the endpoint of the pink torch procession which ran from the ferry building to twin peaks. we have a full list of today's virtual pride events on our website. lisa, so clear to see how windy it was on twin peaks. >> it's been a common theme, hasn't it? a like look at santa cruz where it will be windy this afternoon with gusts over 20 miles per hour. it's going to be a cool and blustery day at our local beaches. it's already windy in our east bay valley.

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civil rights groups are demanding a fast investigation and changes from the san jose police department. four officers were placed on administrative leave amid an investigation into a private allegedly oup where current and shared bigoted and racist comments. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has more. >> the police department will provide you no protection. >> reporter: that's the message after a facebook group was revealed where active and retired police officers made racist comments. police chief eddie garcia writes, any current employee involved with bigoted activity online will promptly be investigated and held accountable. four san jose police force are on leave after the blog post exposed the facebook group. mayor sam liccardo says the

group dates back to at least 2010. >> the union said they're not going to defend him. that's important that the union and the police chief were clear this is not conduct that will be tolerated in any way and iectffe >> how many officers participated in 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 a number of years was just discovered. >> reporter: the civil rights attorney is with cair, attorney saying one of the police officers violated his training. >> they joked online about hurting my people. why would i call them if i faced a hate crime? >> reporter: she's calling for

an expedited investigation and to fire those found but i. cair wants the police union to be involved in crafting legislation around reforming police and for a review of all cases and investigations these officers are connected to to make sure there was no bias in the arrests. >> who might be sitting in jail because what looked like an objective stop, what looked like a clean interaction may have actually been driven by bigotry? whose cases need to be looked at is an important question for us. >> reporter: the mayor says an investigation should be conducted by independent authorities and should not be treated as a police matter. in the newsroom, anser hassan, abc 7 news. 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 like this in the future, it's free to download in the app store. new details about a shooting

at a northern california walmart distribution center overnight. one worker is dead and four are in fair condition after a man drove into the center and opened fire in red bluff about 30 mile. investigators say the shooter cicled 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 and killed the suspected gunman. a witness here 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 and ducked into the office. >> officials say a motive for the attack has not yet been determined. according to "the sacramento bee," the shooter has been identified as a 31-year-old man who used to have a connection to the walmart distribution center. this woman was asked to put

on a ma. >> i have a breathing problem? anyone harassing me for not ou get newsom ordered all california residents to wear face coverings in public and inside stores to help stop the spread of covid-19. trader joe's has not commented on the video. abc 7 is focused on stories to help build a better bay area during this pandemic. one of the focuses is education and what schools will look like going forward. starting tomorrow san francisco public schools will be able to pick up smart thermometers. they'll be available at the 19 locations where the school district distributes food for misdemeanors. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez has the details. >> reporter: these arehe srtthe children in san francisco public schools will take home on

monday. another giveaway was conducted in pittsburg in mid-may. san francisco unified will hand out 8,800 thermometers during their monday food pickup for families. the district hopes that testing at home first could help slow down the spread of the virus. >> we 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 that they have symptoms. >> reporter: if a child or family member has a fever, they're asked to give out more information about their symptoms. here is how the folks at "gma" explained the app. >> do you have any other symptoms? we'll say that you have a cough. we'll see you have an earache and fatigue. this is going to make a determination based upon your age. michael, we need to call the doctor. >> we've been doing this all over the country. >> reporter: jared flamm says the person remains anonymous but the information will help track the spread of any virus.

>> you're able to drill down on our map on a county level to understand where there's levels high illness. for example, percentage of suspected people with influenza-like illness. >> reporter: this woman 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 if it's the middle of the night and you're panicking. i feel like it would be an easy tool to tell you concrete things. >> reporter: lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. lisa, it's still pretty gray out there in the city. aithisorning.olid push ofine so that fog is being cleaned out due to the winds. others, it's still pretty gray and cool. the sun will be out. it will be very windy out there, already seeing the gusts this morning into our east bay valleys, along the coast.

you can see the golden gate bridge there for a second behind me was looking sunnier. as you look at live doppler 7, the fog extends from south san francisco, from the city all the way down through the central coast. we're talking watsonville, monterey, even down into the southern part of the state, san diego. they have a solid deck of low clouds. to the north, this system influencing not only the pacific northwest, this trough. it's bringing all that wind as it continues to pass to the north and east of us later on today. 15 to about 22 miles an hour in the gray sky here in san francisco. 56, 62 in oakland. 67 in mountain view. here is a look at your mostly sunny to partly cloudy sky. the transamerica pyramid, the further away you get from the ocean, we're looking at more clearing. 56 with the fog in santa rosa. 63 napa and fairfield. mountains of the north bay will be highlighted for dry winds coming in tonight, low to

mid-60s. in the east bay valleys, it's been so hot there, even though the wind is out of the south and the west, the brush is so dry in our east bay valleys, and here is a look at the winds. 33 to 36 miles an hour from concord to fairfield. these are surface also in san jose, gusts to 21 miles per hour. if we go up, 20 to 35 miles an hour. if you're taking a hike or want to do a bike ride, you know it's going to be very gusty. here is a look at sutro where it is still foggy. so, windy, sunny, cooler today, some patches of fog near the shoreline. looking at that red flag warning, later on tonight, all through your monday. and then a better week next week, less wind and more typical seasonal temperatures. today, 53-mile-an-hour gusts through 2:00. over 35 miles in san francisco likely in our east bay valleys, over 30 miles an hour. here we are 9:00, it is still gusty out there. here's where we get the wind

shift overnight. that's why we have the red flag warning, higher elevations of the north bay. you can see the direction. dry wind there, relative humidity dropping to below 20% in some areas. mid-60s today in the city. 70 in oakland. 31 in fremont. only low 80s inland. but it will be windy. the accuweather seven-day forecast calling for the cooler, windier day today. looking pretty dicey tomorrow with that red flag warning. so we have to watch out for that. then as we get into the rest of the week it's more seasonal with low clouds and fog confined to the coast. 70s around the bay, upper 80s inland, taking us through the holiday and the fourth, liz. >> thank you, lisa. ahead, big shake-ups for two ultrapopular tv sitcoms.

happening today, the big celebration of lgbtq plus pride with tons of events happening in

the bay area and across the country. this is the scene at the stonewall inn in new york city's greenwich village. 51 years ago police began spontaneous raids there, sparking the stonewall riots. the very first pride march was held exactly one year later and it's since turned into a powerful reflection on lives lost and a lively celebration of all lgbtq plus in our community. for the 50th year of pride, our sister station abc 7 in new york is live streaming a special virtual nyc pride event. it's under way right now, just got started. there will be performances by jo janelle monae, billy porter and more. you can watch it all on our website, abc7news.com. we hope you tune in and join fofor that. change is coming to "the simpsons," it will no longer be

using white actors for characters. those voices will be recast. "the simpsons" will still have their main characters. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," the u.s. hits a grim mu milestone when it comes to coronavirus fatalities. some local governments are halting reopening measures. plus the trump administration facing more criticism over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

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good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we're going to start this half hour as always with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. stil >> still foggy and hazy. the south bay is sunny. the east bay still looking at some fog. a cooler morning, only 56 in the city. 62 in oakland. mountain view, 68 where you have the sun. up in san rafael you've had a clear start, 63 petaluma. and the clouds in santa rosa. low to mid-60s in our east bay valleys, that's where it's been windy with wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. it's going to be another windy day today as we get towards the next few hours. the fog will dissipate but temperatures will be cooler. in fact below average in many locations. just low to mid-80s out towards the delta. so elsewhere we're only talking lower 70s. 7:00, it is still windy out there. we've got a red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet where

the relative humidity will be dropping to below perhaps 20%. we'll talking about it coming up in a few minutes, liz. the world has reached a grim milestone. 10 million confirmed cases of covid-19. abc 7 news reporter keena whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: several states are shattering record numbers of cases on saturday. now at least a dozen states putting reopening plans on pause or reversing them. florida, one of the first states to reopen, shattering its single day record, more than 9,500 cases reported in a single day. in jacksonville, more than 200 firefighters now quarantining after 14 members test positive for the virus. governor ron desantis rolling back reopenings but stopping short of mandating face coverings. an alarming situation in texas. icus are nearing capacity. governor abbott pressing pause on reopening, admitting the

state opened too quickly. >> if i could have done anything differently, it would have been to delay the opening of bars. >> reporter: overnight in san antonio officials urging residents to stay home after the city recorded its highest number of cases in a single day. in harris county, home to the hard-hit city of houston, official thes there are soundine alarm. >> this virus is out of control in houston. if we don't act to get it under control, very bad, extremely bad things will happen. >> reporter: the county upgraded to a level 1 threat, code red. leaders there urging the governor to go further and allow them to issue yet another stay-at-home order. in louisiana, the governor delaying a move into phase iii reopening after hospitalizations and cases increase across the state. local health leaders say now is the time to double down on precautions. >> we have got to be extra cautious so we can continue our progress. >> reporter: in michigan, at least 85 people contracting the

virus after eating same restaurant. and as the virus continues to spread, more states move towards mandating masks in public. >> i wouldn't want to give it to you. i wouldn't want to give it to you. >> i'm not putting a mask on my face, i can't do it. i just ain't going to do it. this ain't russia and you ain't going to make me do it. >> reporter: a new study suggests if a majority of people wear them, it could save 33,000 lives through the fall. and the virus is now taking the life of younger americans. leslie lopez's entire family contracted the virus. she dropped her loved one off at the hospital, not knowing if she would ever see him again. >> i'm sure he was scared. it's such a terrible feeling, knowing that he was there dying by himself. >> reporter: her husband was just 42 years old, a father of five. and now we're hearing governors across the country and right here in louisiana urging people,

especially young people, to take this seriously. in this state the governor says the age group 18 to 29 is the fastest-growing in positive cases. kayna whitworth, abc news, new orleans. this morning the trump campaign is facing questions about why it ordered thousands of social distancing warning stickers to be removed from seats at the tulsa arena before the president's rally there. abc's rachel scott has details. >> reporter: this morning vice president mike pence is expected to address thousands at a dallas church hours after the county hit a record high in daily cases. >> so our question was, are we going to cancel it? and i think our people, i think america, needs a shot in the arm. >> reporter: first baptist dallas will open at 70% capacity, allowing up to 2,200 people to fill this sanctuary inside. thes ha the vice president moving forward with plans to speak to the congregation after the trump campaign postponed his events in

arizona and florida out of an abundance of caution. >> we did so well before the plague and we're doing so well after the plague. it's going away. >> reporter: dozens of his own campaign staffers spent the week in quarantine after his rally in tulsa. eight tested positive for covid-19. and now this video obtained by "the washington post" raising questions. the trump campaign asked why workers to appearing to remove stickers promoting social distancing. abc news confirming the "post" report that the campaign directed the stickers to be taken down. a campaign official says the rally was in full compliance wiattending, entering the arena at their own risk, signing a waiver agreeing not to sue the campaign if they get sick. supporters had their temperatures checked and were handed a face mask. though wearing it was optional. speaking to cbs news, the vice president defended the trump administration's stance on

masks. >> why not ask people to wear masks? >> well, we believe people should wear masks. >> why don't the president say that? >> wherever social distancing is not possible, where it's indicated by state or local authorities. and, uh, you know, the -- the president has worn a mask. i wore a mask on several occasions this week. >> reporter: rachel scott, abc news, washington. >> i want to point out we did just send a push alert on our abc 7 news app of the president retweeting a video showing a supporter yelling "white power." the president has deleted the video. his press secretary said he did not hear the one statement made on the video, what he did see was tremendous enthusiasm from his many supporters, she said. you can see the story on abc7news.com. house speaker nancy pelosi says mandating use of masks is long overdue.

>> in my understanding, the centers for disease control has recommended the use of masks but not demanded, required it, because they don't want to offend the president. it's time for this administration to take this seriously. >> in an interfere on "this week" with george stephanopoulos, she calls on the president to mandate masks across the country. the u.s. has become the worst-affected country with at least 125,000 deaths. new this morning, a new study finds recent hire spending at restaurants could be linked to an increase in coronavirus cases. jpmorgan looked at 30 million chase credit card holders have spent their money. the company says the level of dine-in restaurant spending from three weeks ago has some power in predicting a rise in new cases. the study also found that increased spending in supermarkets meant a lower spread of the virus.

analysts say that suggests there is more carefull . he empty es ts full capacity, joining united. american says it will notify passengers when the flight is full and allow them to rebook at no cost. >> i do think it's going to get worse again. it is a little concerning with me. >> i don't have a problem with the middle seat. i feel like they're probably going to have to because the flights are picking up. >> united and spirit airlines are already booking flights to full capacity. jetblue is blocking middle seats and some aisle seats through the end of july. delta and southwest say they are still blocking middle seats through the end of september. another delay due to the effects of the pandemic. fans will have to wait a little more for the much-anticipated new "mulan" movie which will now be released on august 21st. the movie was originally scheduled to debut in march but

was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak which shut down theaters across the growing and disney is the parent company of course of abc 7. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," six flags is getting ready it reopen its gates justi weekend. why park officials say they're hitting the rewind button. and here say live look from our golden gate bridge camera.

with the return of campgrounds tomorrow in marin county, the national monument will reopen with some limitations. county leaders are delayin busi the reservations. vess

reservations are not required for those who walk or bike. happening today, most safe and sane fireworks sales start today but in recent weeks the bay area has seen a surge in illegal sales. you may have heard them exploding in your neighborhood. the east bay has had 1,100 complaints this month compared to 200 this time last year. cities across the country like a and new yok city have also seen an increase in illegal fireworks this year. and new this morning, incredible video of the italian coast guard rescuing a whale from a fishing net. you can see two divers using knives to cut the massive net off of the whale. it appeared to be unhurt, though, as it swam away after it was set free. that's pretty incredible, wow. i think whale-watching, lisa, is opening up here in the bay area. >> nice work there, good news.

good morning, everyone. here is a look at santa cruz, winds blowing now but it will get gusty, over 25-mile-an-hour later on. low 50s right now. there's a fair amount of fog out there. we'll talk about how gusty it's going to get. we have dry offshore flow coming our way tonight. not for everyone. but we'll talk about the improvement in our weather for the week ahead, next. >> thanks, lisa. with baseball season about a month away from starting, we'll hear from brandon belt about why he has a good feeling about 2020. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support silky hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. beauty comes naturally,

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in sports this week, the a's and giants are expected to begin a version of summer training. abc 7 news sports anchor chris alvarez has this morning's sports. >> espn reports the first series of the year will be the wash

nationals and new york yankees. giants and a's will report to their respective cities july 1, a couple of days away. giants first baseman brandon belt enters his tenth season. >> for me, going into spring training earlier this year, this is the best i've felt in three or four years. physically i feel great. for some people that may be feeling it a little more, the 60-game season should help. >> while we wait for the major league baseball season to begin, dan straley knows what it's in the korean baseball league. he was a guest on our "with authority" podcasts. he said there's no lack of motivation when he takes the mound even though there's no fans in the stands. >> when i'm on the mound and

there's someone in the box, yes, i want fans there, i want noise, i want that adrenaline rush. 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's not much more motivation i need than that right there. >> beginning next week, the pga tour is going to implement new rules for covid-19 tests. you need to be negative before you enter the next tournament site. third round of the travelers championship from connecticut, dustin johnson shot a 9 under 61. rolls in a birdie on 12. he's in second place, 16 under par. brendan todd says i can do that too. he's your leader at 18 under par. the san jose earthquakes were the first mleaallam will b site. the quakes' first match is july 10 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 were able to train with contact, to be able to play small sided games again, it felt really good, because back in california we weren't able to do that. i'm happy to be here and i'm 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. we'll send it back to you. let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. will it warm up a little bit? we have those microclimates. >> that's right, today actually the coolest day out of the next seven, liz, compliments of the wind and a cooler air mass descending from the north of us. a live look outside, hazy from here to emeryville. those clouds trying to break up. the camera is shaking a bit because the winds will increase throughout the day. let's take you to about 4:00 this afternoon. you'll be able to see where the winds are strongest. they'll be at the coast. and at this time, they'll be just at about 32 miles an hour.

our peak wind gusts should come later in the day. we can see winds increase to around 40 and 50 miles an hour. throughout the east bay hills, you've already had the gusty winds, 20 to 30 miles an hour. that continues throughout the day, even in san jose. you had those winds, over 20. from our roof camera you can see still a lot of cloudsom sun trying to peek through. most of the marine layer is pushing south of the peninsula, the central coast, down to central and southern california. it's this trough that is influencing us with the very gusty winds later on today as it passes over to the north and east of us. so looking at the view here, and the trees are blowing just a little bit, not too much. 62 in oakland, 68 in mountain view, 63 and sunny all morning in san jose. and looking at brighter here at the golden gate bridge. of course the flag there blowing 15 to maybe 20, 22 miles per hour. gray in santa rosa, slow clearing there. 64 in petaluma.

highlighted areas of the north bay, the mountains here, we'll see above a thousand feet those gusty winds tonight all through your monday. low to mid-60s in our inland east bay. we've had that hot weather for that prolonged week last week. even though you don't have the highlighted area for the red flag warning around the diablo range, these winds are gusting over 30 miles an hour. the dry fuel is there. the winds are out of the south right now. they'll continue to shift around to that offshore component. if you're headed out today, look how gusty it will be as you go up to about a thousand feet from the north bay to the east bay. so unfortunately, this is our first red flag warning of the season. and the fuel is already quite dry. here is san rafael, you can see how brownhe hilar windy, cooler today. the red flag warning for the north bay mountains, 10:00 tonight through night. looking at a typical summer pattern for next week. let's take a look at the east bay valleys. these icons here indicating the breeze and the wind that will be with you all throughout the

afternoon. temperatures climbing up to about 80. what an improvement, right? danville, walnut creek, concord, livermore, upper 70s. the rest of the bay area will see temperatures can omfortable but you'll have to battle that wind. 82 in cloverdale. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler. windy, especially at the coast today. the red flag warning tonight into tomorrow. the mountains of the north bay. then we get into a sunny and warmer day on tuesday. that marine layer is with us through each and every day. and we'll see those temperatures in a pretty nice range, upper 60s coast to 80s inland, including the fourth of july. six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo is planning to reopen. park officials say they're hitting the rewind button back to 1986 and given guests the marine world experience. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the details. >> reporter: someone is ready to

welcome you back to six flags in vallejo. their handlers think they have missed their audiences. >> seeing our guests is very visually stimulating fors a als. >> i am so excited. i am so excited for our animals to be able to do what they do best which is educate and inspire people. >> reporter: the park is not fully reopening yet. restaurants, games, and stores will be open starting next thursday. and animals will be on display. but the rides will still be closed. >> so our dolphins, our sea lions, our giraffes, lion cubs, all the animals you would expect to see here at the park we'll have available to our guests with the rides coming later >>his opeomes asd for now. six flags says they're pressing ahead, that they've been planning this for months and have taken many precaution. >> we feel that we're ready.

we continue to stay up to date with what the current guidelines are from state and local officials. >> reporter: that means a limited capacity. instead of the usual 12,000 people, they will only allow 2,000. masks are required. >> once they arrive at the park, they'll go through a temperature screening process that's completely contactless. >> reporter: once inside, you can see these guys and gals. animals mike mishka will be here ready to go when the park reopens on thursday. because it's animals only and no rides, they'll charge half price on admission. it's going to be $36.49. they also want you to know there whe y cak ifoted offn ea where you can still socially distance yourself. in vallejo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and next, some exciting news for fans of beyonce this morning. a sneak peek of her new visual album.

beyonce fans, get excited. the superstar dropped a surprise teaser for her visual album "black is king" which will stream on disney plus next month. >> a journey is a gift. ♪ >> ooh. the album is inspired by "the lion king." beyonce provided a voice in the hit film as you probably remember. she says she reimagines the lessons of "the lion king" for today's young kings and queens in search of their own crowns. it will stream starting july 31st. disney is of course the parent company of abc 7. every dayet a sneak preview of beyonce albums or music is a good day. >> nobody is cooler than

beyonce, that's for sure. good morning, everyone. you're experiencing probably a little bit of wind out there. by later tonight, elevated fire danger in the northern sacramento valley into the north bay mountains above a thousand feet. the winds will gust from 15 to 25 miles per hour. and higher than that later on. looking at the wind gusts right now, pretty breezy out there. so hold on to that hat, with numbers below average for you in the south bay and east bay. 70s to low 80s with 60s at the coast and the accuweather seven-day forecast, we have that offshore flow tomorrow, late tonight into tomorrow. back to a more seasonal pattern with fog. we should see less wind out there, wouldn't that be nice? >> oh, it would be. it's been so windy the fast few weeks. but it is what it is. thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news will continue at 5:00. thanks for joining us and have a good one.

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