anything else. as a matter of fact, they were actually threatening us with rules violation masks. >> reporter: today lawmakers, including state senator scott wiener and then the district attorney will all be here to to you the prison and hold a press conference. they said that they invited the governor to attend, that they are waiting to hear back. reporting live at san quentin, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and governor will give us an update on california's coronavirus response. his focus will be on preparation cal fire crews have been trained to maintain social distancing and have minimal contact at base camps. we'll bring you the governor's news conference right here on abc 7 and abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. san francisco mayor london breeze will stop public appearances for the next ten days after possibly being

exposed to coronavirus. in a tweet last night, she said she found out that she was recently at an event with someone who knew that they were ifected. and so now she is waiting for her test results. the mayor says she is taking all the recommended precautions. health officials say that she was not within 6 feet of the positive person for ten minutes which is considered to be close contact. she can keep working at city hall which has been closed to the public for months. abc 7 is working to help build a better bay area by focusing on the big picture issues that affect allel of us including education. school districts around the bay area are struggling to devise the best way to resume classes this fall. xwo governor newsom says the decision to reopen will be made based on safety and not pressure from president trump. yesterday the governor emphasized that he will not be swayed by the president's statements during this week urging schools to bring students back quickly. newsom says the state is making

face masks, gloves and sanitation supplies available to schools with coronavirus cases affecting some areas of the state more than other, the governor says that school districts may vary in when and how they resume instruction. and santa rosa school district officials approved a plan for the fall late last night and that includes outdoor classrooms, shorter schedules and masks for everyone. but it is all subject to change. and cornell barnard has more. >> we are planning for whatever may come. >> reporter: santa rosa city school superintendent feels like she's preparing for battle. but that is what back to school is feeling like these days. an arsenal of supplies has been ordered. >> we'll have one gallon jugs of sandtizers sanitizer in each classroom and we have face shields. >> reporter: and there is a plan for 16,000 students to return to school august 17. >> we're splitting the student body in half. >> reporter: and the plan looks

like this, 8,000 students would be at school just two days a week. and then switch places with the second group of distance learn fwrg hoing from . fifth day everyone is learning vergely. a maximum of 16 students is allowed per classroom, but this is a day after sonoma made the state's watch list because cases are spiking. so many parents are uneasy about sending kids back. >> i'm not feeling that it should be 100% secure for them. it is better for them to just continue with online school. >> it is a rock and a hard place. the kids need to go back to school for more than just abcs. their socialization and everything. >> reporter: the district will need more teachers and custodian bes to make it work. >> the key ability to pivot depending on what covid-19 does. and that>> rep sonoma county, core they will

bett cornell barnard, abc 7. and this morning search teams will return to a lake at sunrise to search for "glee" star mynaya riveria. she may have drowned. a helicopter, drivers and drones scoured the lake north of simisi valley. her boat was found but only with the 4-year-old son on board. he was okay. crews found no sign of wrafr during rivera during the search. disturbing new details are emerging about the death of george floyd. floyd told the minneapolis police officers who arrested him that he couldn't breathe 20 times. this is according to the 82 page transcript of the officer's body cameras released yesterday. according to the transcripts, floyd not only called out for his dead mother but for his

children too. moments before he lost consci s consciousneconsciou me. the 46-year-old chauvin pressed his new into floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes. now he is facing second-degree murder and second degree manslaughter charges. the other former officers have also been charged with aiding and abetting. thousands of protesters are expected in martinez this sunday following this, the defacing of a black lives matter mural. several groups are planning demonstrations and police say that they have intelligence that counterprotestors will show up too. so july 4, a woman took a rolle the presence of several blm supporters. a man was with her shouting, quote racism is a leftist lie. now both are facing hate crime and vandalism charges. parents are told a catholic school in the east bay is to church leaders and their plan

to keep it open. didn't talk on't talk to ou like that. get out. >> a birthday celebration ruined by a racist rants. only on abc 7 news, we're hearing from the waitress who saw it go down and stepped into stop it. can't wait it hear more on what she has to say, mike. but in the meantime, checking in with you this morning. >> and i have happy news. i know you like warm sunshine. how about 72 in san francisco today. >> pretty good. >> good. if you want warm weather, come on out and visit me, we'll social distance with the mid to upper 90s where i live. plm t almost too hot. and temperatures in san francisco low to mid-50s under a partly cloudy die. and it is pretty comfortable everywhere with temperatures in the low to upper 50s until you get out to the usual spots. pittsburg and tracy at about 63.

here is a look at san jose where it is 58 under a mostly clear sky. mild this afternoon in san francisco, but if you are taking mass transit to other area, it will be warm to hot. and it will be choppy this afternoon for the bay bridge. and south bay, 79 at noon. look at those low to mid-80s as we head into the afternoon hours. 74 at 8:00. for the north bay, we have 59 with a few clouds lingering at 8:00. 80 at noon, 92 at 4:00. and you can see 78 at 8:00. and our last stop is the hottest neighborhoods today, east bay 63 at 8:00, 83 at noon. low to mid-90s all afternoon. and still a toasty 84 with sunshine at 8:00. now, these are the warmest temperatures so far, but it gets even hotter sunday. i'll have your accuweather 7 day forecast coming up in a minute. first good morning to frances.

how are you? >> good morning. doing well this morning. 2r56 traffic looks good except for one be hot spot in burlingame on northbound 101. apparently a car flipped over five times and it is off to the shoulder now, but they need about 20 to 30 feet of cable to pull this car back on to the roadway. so it will be out there for a while. really not causing too much trouble at this point. a lot of green traffic. and also as you make your way into san francisco, not a full freeway closure this morning, but a lot of road work going on 101 in both directions at 280, maybe down to just one lane. so a bit of slowing in the southbound direction. northbound looking good into san francisco. and it is quiet at the bay bridge toll plaza. and beal check out the san mateo bridge for you, westbound traffic looking good. 880 problem degree. and also here is a live shot in the south bay, no problems at all.fdegree. and also here is a live shot in the south bay, no problems at all.egree. and also here is a live shot

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let's say we break down the day by looking at the day planner. even though temperatures will be well above average, at least at night we still fall back into the 50s and 60s up in the hills. so the higher you are, the warmer you'll be duringhe you can see already by noon, temperatures are at our average highs and we still have several

hours of warming to go. that is why we hit the 80s and 90s away from the coast. even 80s hanging around inland by 8:00. it 107 to 106 during the day, 87 to 93 at night. it never cools off in the desert. look at those 100s creeping toward fresno and sacramento. and our weekend forecast, i'll have that coming up next. today the u.s. supreme court is expected to rule on a case linked to the president's financial records. the president is trying to keep congress from seeing his taxes and banking records. lawyers say that house subpoenas are unprecedented and calling for a temporary presidential immunity. now today is the supreme hicours final day of the term. and parents are planning to protest in an effort to save a

historic school in richmond. monday parents were notified that the diocese is closing saint cornelius because ofenrol. they hunai to keep it open but then the pandemic happened. and now parents are asking for more time. >> we are asking to give us the opportunity to keep our school open at least for this year. it is the right thing to do. >> parents are hoping that the protest will convince the bishop to keep the school open. and now to the brace iracise caught on camera at a restaurant. now the waitress who stopped the abusive incident is speaking to abc 7 news reporter medical me woodrow. >> reporter: and jen came dock are not says that she had been watching michael lofthouse all

night. she had observed him send back food many times and being rude to her manager. the final straw -- >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. mr. get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my money down. >> you don't talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> you hear the emotion in my voice, to see my mannerisms, it was unbelievable. you know, there was just something that came over me and i did what needed to be done and i would think, you know, i did what anybody else should or would do in that situation. >> reporter: cochran's entire life is about service. she has worked this hospitality for 20 years and has been teaching yoga for ten years. >> i felt very protective of them, you know. yeah, you don't come in here and you say those kinds of things to people. to have somebody hate you just because of the way that you look. that is beyond me.

i don't understand it. it is not something that i will condone ever again. being silent. >> reporter: and she wasn't. >> get out! >> reporter: lofthouse issued a written statement apologizing to the family. >> i think it is the standard issue apology that you get from racists. people who believe those things and they get called out for them. that is the -- i don't believe a word of it. especially a ceo of a business in san francisco? no. no. >> reporter: cochran has a message for the chan family. >> just know that those words are not the values of the people that live here. >> reporter: and she also has a message for you. >> if you see something, do something. stand up against racism and hatred in any form anytime you can. >> reporter: and one final message, cochran says be kind to your servers. she says that it is a really

tough job. to that end, people are being very kind to her. there are three sbrat eparate gd me pages and that is in addition to money that people are sending to her via venmo, all of it totaling well over five of figures. it says that it will help her do more of what she loves which is to teach yoga and she is giving a lot of thought to where she can donate that money to other people in need. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> yes, melanie, thank you for that story. and also we want to invite you to join us as we host an hour long round table discussion on the importance of being an ally in our communities. our panel includes a range of voices from across the bay area, they will share advice on how you can become a more thoughtful and effective ally. allies in action is today at 4:00 right here on abc 7. mike, and i think that this lady is an exannual pl of ju

say okay, this is not right and i need to stand up and say something. >> yeah, first thing, have a passion for your fellow person no matter what or how they are different from you. and understanding of that. i think she show that had perfectly. i can't wait to hear what you find out and other ways that we can combat what we're dealing with in better ways this afternoon. let's talk about the weather. accuweather highlights are full of hot air. and that is not a bad thing for some of us. first heat peak- -- i was going to make a joke about me being full of hot air but too early for that. it will be hottest sunday with a moderate risk of heat illness. and there is a heightened fire danger in the hills because it will be so dry, single digit

relative humidities. and that means fires will start easily. let's take a look at the fog forecast and you can see just like has been the case so far this week, it goes away quickly. a couple of hours into the sunset and we're already out of here. and you can see just how hot it gets this afternoon. look at the 90s down in the south bay. and the rest of the south bay in the mid to upper 80s. the breezes will keep the heat at bay, but still 77 to 85 on the peninsula. and mid to upper 60s along the coast this afternoon. if we didn't have the breezes, imagine how much warmer it would be in downtown, south san francisco, already reaching low to mid-70s there. we have 78 in sausalito. a few 80s around san rafael and novato. everybody else in the low to mid-90s in the north bay valleys. east bay shore, breezes keep us around 80 to 84 degrees. and that is warmer than average. imagine also if we didn't have the breezes there. and look at the low to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. good news, we're back in the 50s

just about everywhere except for northern contra costa county and the hills. 7 day forecast, just a bit of a pull back tonight as the marine layer gets a little more aggressive tomorrow. we'll hold steady saturday, but then look at that, sunday triple digits inland and even next week when it is pulling back a little bit, the heat is still above average away from the coast. and if you were looking for washington redskins merchandise, don't go to amazon. and linkedin will now let you record name. and amazon has dropped the redskins merchandise. they join target and walmart in taking down the team's gear. the organization says it is reviewing its name. microsoft is trying to make its video conferencing more productive, offering together mode which puts everyone on your call into an automatic tore upsetting that can handling

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. >> guess who showed up? my intern. thousand he won now he won't leave. we have a heightened fire danger as we head up to noon, you can see it up in lake and mendocino and northern sonoma counties. and then very high toward the afternoon hours. and it will stoort spreart to so napa and eastern parts of alameda county. and there is no red flag warning or anything like that, just letting you know the conditions are out there and it will be hot and dry once again. stanford students and alumni are mobilizing efforts to stay 11 130r9s that tp9s that th s 11 130r9s that tports that the panning to cut. they say that the decision was announced yesterday to cut sports like wrestling, fencing,

field hockey and men's volleyball. they say that it is heartbreaking but necessary. there is already a change.org petition to reenstate wrestling. the school says that it will honor athletic scholarships but will eliminate the 20 staff positions. >> charlie brown and snoopy are ready to welcome guests again. and there are added attractions. monday the new features, the first large exhibit centered on lucy. >> in celebration of the 19th amendment 100th anniversary this year, this exhibition was scheduled to open the day we closed. >> you do have to wear a face covering if you decide to go, but they have paw prints on the floor to help you figure out where to go and how to maintain social distancing. ultimate you can double youe intake today with star xwbucks

happy hour special. it is from 2:00 to 7:00. if you buy a medium handcrafted drink, you get a second one for free. that is a grande for starbucks folks. but you have to order and pay to it through their app to get the offer. and the reason why is that they hope more customers l. uwill use app to order and pay and minimize interactions with workers. that is important, but i miss my friends at the coffee shop. >> yeah, that was part of your routine, wasn't it? you miss that interaction. in my case, i can walk about three quarters of a mile that way and i have three on the corner. can you believe that? three starbucks. yes. >> that means that you can go get buy one get ones at all of them and you can be bouncing the rest of the day. >> or i could be gifting. yeah. that would be too much caffeine. here is a look at what is going on.

look at the summer spread, 65 to 98. and even warmer across the north bay saturday. notice that magenta trying to creep in. and it takes a hold for the most part sunday, 9d 8 in san6 in na. triple digits in fairfield, antioch. and how about the temperature in san jose, low to mid 23450i7b-9. and sunday will be the hottest day in the 7 day forecast. iced coffee that day. >> yes. that is a lot of red going on. coming up next at 5:00, the city beginning to work today so it can offer al fresco dining by this weekend. and coronavirus outbreak on greek road. the jump in cases linked to recent frat parties. and the national debate on whether to reopen schools this fall when the cdc is expected to release its newest guidelines.

now at 5:00, new details on what the new school year might look like for students in san francisco. one teacher's reaction to the preliminary guidance. a message to knock off the partying at uc berkeley after a recent jump in coronavirus cases. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, july 9. good morning, reggie. >> good morning, kumasi. and good morning to our friend mike who has a look at our day

ahead. >> good morning, reggie. hi, everybody. we'll take a look at what is going on outside right now. get you out the door with a look at just how clean the air is from south beach where it is about 55 degrees right now. and that is due to a little fster seabreeze than we had yesterday. you can see 17 miles per hour fairfield, but it won't last against the building heat we'll have today. let's break it down for you with the twel ho12 hour planner. waking up to cool great sleeping conditions once again. we'll hit low to mid-60s at the coast. 75 to 83, pretty close to average temperatures, but that is at noon for our bay and inland neighborhoods. 82 to 94 at 4:00. and still 75 to 84 as we head into the evening hours. hottest temperature, sunday. so triple digits on the way. i'll have that coming up.