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hundreds of people take to the streets of oakland for a solidarity march. their strong message to police. >> in vallejo complaints are on the rise. ths apartment vowing to crack down on this illegal activity. >> parts of san francisco closing streets to promote hoar outdoor traffic and dining space. another beautiful day in store for us tomorrow. we have typical conditions continuing over the next seven days. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. hundreds of people marched through oakland tonight in solidarity with protesters in the group began gathering around 7:30. >> portland has seen nearly two months of black lives matter protests. tensions escalated recently

after the trump administration sent federal agents to the city. good evening. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. the protesters marched from oscar grant plaza to lake merritt. you can see protesters holding up peace signs as they walk around cars, at one point fireworks were fired at the police department with black lives matter, and there were lasers being pointed and the building was also spray round 10:15 a small debris fire broke out at the alameda county superior courthouse in downtown oakland. firefighters put it out quickly. firefighters have not named the cause of the fire but in a tweet oakland police blamed it on, quote, agitators within the crowd of protesters. one more look at that protest tonight. again, most protesters have been peaceful. we'll keep you posted on any updates here and on our website

and app. the wall of moms made some noise also in support of portland protesters in palo alto this afternoon. their rally began at 1:00 on the corner of el camino and embarcadero road. the wall of moms was formed to shield young and vulnerable protesters to keep from from being injured. >> we have more coverage of the portland protesters on our website abc7news.com including an interview with a military veteran in a video seen being beaten by federal agents. solidarity protests in other cities tonight. in vallejo neighbors say they are tired of sideshows after weekends of gunfire and screeching tires right outside their homes. the police department says they've been flooded with calls and complaints and are now promising a crack down. here's abc 7 news reporter luce

pena. >> reporter: at any given time sideshows like this one have been emerging all across vallejo. >> just barely a week and a half ago it was 3 1/2 hours as well and the police were called multiple times and they can't do anything. >> reporter: the vallejo police department reporting, quote, an overwhelming number of calls from residents reporting this illegal activity and hindering officers ability to respond to critical incidents. james is among those who say his family is highly concerned for their safety. >> it's scary. i mean, two weeks ago we heard over a hundred gunshots and the police never came. >> reporter: gunshots that according to this resident make his neighborhood sound like a war zone. >> this last one was like assault rifles back and forth. they're shooting at people back and forth in cars. >> reporter: vallejo police identifying these four intersections as the most problematic areas where tire

marks and burned tires are left behind. this is one of those problematic areas. vallejo police estimating approximately 100 vehicles and at least 300 people involved in these sideshows at any given time. this olice department now vowing to crack down on these sideshows and announcing a group of resources working together with salono county sheriff's office and the california highway patrol among with others and adding, quote, officers will issue citations, seize vehicles and if necessary make arrests. reidents now hoping this can bring peace back to their city. >> some designated areas they can do it where it's not endangering people. turning now to the coronavirus pandemic. california has once again topped 10,000 cases in a day. earlier this week the state hit 12,000. another 151 deaths have been

reported. also worrying the positivity rate is 8% which is the state's threshold over the past two weeks it was 7.5%. more on the coronavirus pandemic now, and california has once again topped 10,000 cases a day as eric mentioned. we are getting information right now of 14 petaluma firefighters under quarantine tonight while one of their coworkers recovers from covid-19. petaluma 13 will remain closed until it is fully clean. it is expected to reopen on monday. officials tell us the sick firefighter tested positive for covid-19ny 19 hes goodtind but right t petaluma fire department faces a challenge to fill shifts vacated by the quarantined firefighters. >> over 15 members out that's a significant portion of our department. with only three stations that means many of the other members

now currently on duty will remain on duty until other members are cleared and able to come back. >> the rancho adobe fire department will assist petaluma firefighters in responding to emergencies for the time being. governor gavin newsom praised two fallen california law enforcement officers, alameda county deputy sheriff oscar walter rojja and a los angeles police officer both dying from covid-19. he said, quote, the deaths of these two heroes is a very real and painful reminder the risks these men and women face every single day protecting the people of california. he also extended condolences to the families of the deputy and the officer. we're also learning more tonight about a civilian of the alameda county sheriff's department who died from covid-19. 61-year-old valerie joined the agency in 1997. the sheriff said, quote, we're truly heartbroken by your

passing. she leaves behind her three children a 13 grandchildren. as we cover the coronavirus pandemic here at abc 7 we are looking at ways it can kratransm the bay area. the economy is one of five topics we're honed in as we work to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. in an effort to help the economy san francisco opening up parts of valencia street in the mission district to pedestrians only. two blocks between 16th and 17th and 18th and 19th will be closed to traffic. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has reaction now from business owners. >> reporter: a two block stretch of san francisco's valencia street is now open for pedestrians and closed to cars. >> it's getting business so it's helpful a r: los amigos restaurant opened in june despite the pandemic.

the staff is grateful for the extra outdoor dining space and grateful just to be working. >> i applied for a job and they give me a job. >> reporter: the city is calling it their shared spaces program to support economic recovery for businesses by allowing them to use sidewalks and streets for outdoor dining. >> i probably sold maybe a hundred of these in the past three days. >> reporter: james freeborn is a mens fashion designer who sells suits and now makes masks from all his scrap fabric. he opened march 6th and had to shutdown six months later. >> i had more customers that day than the previous five weeks combined. >> reporter: freeborn said he'd like to see this happen on more of a regular basis not just the weekends but it's giving him hope. >> i have a product people need to see and appreciate in person, so yeah this is giving me a lot of hope to reopen right now.

>> reporter: the closures will be every thursday to sunday from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. and last until sunday, november 1st. >> there's really not anywhere to go unless you're ordering food or making it yourself, so this is kind of like a treat. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> some streets in china town are also shared spaces. parts of grant and commercial streets will be closed to cars from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on saturday and sundays through the fall. :00 telesion dieon abc 7 newst >> today rdar pu o by hardly strictly bluegrass regular los lobos. organizers explaining their new plan for the big event this fall. and we had a gorgeous day today. the clouds will move in overnight, but we'll see sunshine once again tomorrow with quite warm temperatures near average. i'll let you know when we can expect some changes, though,

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he was a fixture on television for decades. long time television host regis philbin has died at the age of 88 just one month short of his 89th birthday. he co-hosted live with regis and kathie lee which later became live with regis and kelly and hosted the abc show who wants to be a millionaire. a look at the legend's life. >> reporter: he was a television original, a talk show icon for six decades. when news came that he passed away the accolades came in from all corners. jimmy kimmel tweeting he leaves behind a beautiful family and a tv legacy that will likely go on

unmatch. and from kelly ripa and ryan seacrest, he was the ultimate class act. he left the world a better place. and from michael strahan he could light up any room. he hosted his first gig, he played the sidekick role in the early days on the popular joey bishop show, but by the 1980s he'd become known for his trademark whit and affable interview style partnering for live with regis and kathie lee, a hit that lasted 15 years. >> i wish i didn't have to wait until i was in my late 50s before the good part of my life started in this business. >> reporter: it's where he displayed a style all his own, self-deprecating, cheeky, brash but never petty. in 2001 kellie ripa would join the show. by 2004 philbin broke the guinness for most hours on camera, then 15,188 hours.

>> i hope to be remembered most for -- >> television camera. is that enough for you? >> he hosted for nearly 28 years but he wasn't done yet becoming host of the widely popular who wants to be a millionaire. twice married philbin had four children making us laugh and listen and love to tune in. and his family putting out a statement saying philbin will be most remembered for his warmth, his humor and his ability to make every day into something worth talking about. kathie lee gifford tweeting late today saying simply regis, there will never be another. abc news, new york. >> what a career, what a life. regis philbin made several stops in san francisco over the years. he and kathie lee gifford taped an episode of their talk show in

front of a live audience in 1999. he also took part in an event in san francisco in 2014 to celebrate st. patrick's day. philbin who's half irish and his wife joy attended an annual luncheon featuring the who's who of the bay area and beyond. the abc news app is a great way to stay on top of stories and breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. all you have to do is enable the push alert feature. a long running tradition revealed today how it's pivoting because of covid-19. the band los lobos played during a live stream during the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. it canceled its concert set for the first of october. however, music fans will see more performances like this through their devices and smart

tvs. >> we look forward to bringing the festival to you in your living rooms and back yards everywhere. you'll be able to put down your tarp wherever you want to. there won't be long lines for the bathroom, and no restrictions on what beverages you can bring in. >> this year, 2020 marks the 20th year for hardly strictly, which has drawn hundreds of thousands of people every year since 2001. all right, from bluegrass to blue skies joining us now with more on the forecast. hey, francis. >> hi, dion. hi, eric. we just had such a gorgeous day and we're going to see more of the sameomrow. some clouds off . they will start to fill in overnight again and we'll see a very typical like summer pattern. live view from mount tam shows lights sparkling in the distance. just looking gorgeous out there right now. and also from the exploratorium

we're looking at the downtown area. temperatures dropping into the 50s and 60s. santa rosa currently 55, novato 67 and fairfield, concord and livermore in the 60s. clouds will move in and spill in from the bay and into the north bay and east bay, and then tomorrow afternoon it'll pull back. once again plenty of sunshine for everybody with partly cloudy conditions at the coast, but it's going to be a pretty nice beach day tomorrow. overnight lows will be typical as well. in the mid-50s around the bay, san francisco 55, oakland, and san jose 58 with the clouds as well coming into the north bay. santa rosa 53, and some low 60s out there and also antioch. and tomorrow look for the warmth to build once again. just gorgeous outside tomorrow with some party cloudy conditions at the coast. it'll be mild at the beaches, mid-60s there half moon bay, and

really comfortable around the bay with mid-70s to near 80s, san mateo, 75, palo alto, 80, san jose 83, and low 90s for some of the interior areas like concord and livermore. low 80s around santa rosa and napa so just be gorgeous to get outside tomorrow as well. here's a look at the week ahead. so temperatures will be near 90 degrees in concord, but notice on wednesday things really take a dip, and that's because we have a stronger onshore flow from a trough moving in. and this will provide breezier condition and cooler temperatures for everybody. but then that quickly moves out. then thursday, friday, into saturday things build up again as high pressure builds and warmth builds. hot inland tomorrow for some of the warmest areas hitting the mid-90s around the bay, just comfortable. so grab your sunscreen and sunglasses with your mask. at the coast mid-60s so the wide range of temperatures continues

into monday and tuesday, and you'll notice that change on wednesday, cooler and breezier with more clouds as well. but then things start to pop back up again on thursday, friday and saturday. so overall a gorgeous week ahead with plenty of sunshine. enjoy the weather and being outdoors. eric, dion. >> we'll give it our best shot. thank you. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 the oakland zoo held a virtual auction and fund-raiser ahead o we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day...

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the oakland zoo got a helping hand ahead of its reopeninghis week.in an onlinedt the zoo nearly 507,000 surpassing their $500,000 goal. viewers got to watch talks with zoo keepers, live performances and even participate in auctions

for items including meet and greets with animals. the oakland zoo has been closed since march 17th, and at one point was fearing having to close permanently due to lack of revenue. the zoo reopens to the general public on wednesday. eric, what good news. >> it is very good news. it's a great institution. and baseball's a great institution, too. guess what they were playing this weekend? >> yeah, and chris alvarez covering it all for us. >> coming up in sports both the a's and giants in action. oakland looking to carry the momentum from opening night win, and the giants looking for their first win of the season. there was no lack of drama in l.a. highlights, reaction. hey, sports is back. it's on deck.

it has been a rough go for the giants in the early going. san francisco has been outscored by the dodgers 17-2 in their first two games but third time's the charm, right? top three giants up 2-1. flores bashing one out to those fans, the fake 3-1. two on, two out for donovan, knocks to the left center wall and both runners score and it's 5-1 giants. how about some defense? show some love for the glove. corey seager, austin slater for the wall. what a catch that was, looking into the sun, hangs with it. that had to hurt but he would be

okay. will smith crushes one and nearly takes out one of those cardboard cut outs heads off. that was dangerous. dodgers then won but got the score. gabe capler his first giants win as skipper. >> it's great to win, no question about that. and i think guys are going to relax and let themselves enjoy this win and we'll start preparing for tomorrows game. this is a good day, and we'll prepare for tomorrow. >> well, the a's made history in the season opener playing the first cruinning game of the season with a runner that started on second. matt olson made sure it was memorable. could they bash their way to another win? top four were scoreless, justin upton that at the plate and

angels were up 1-0. two on for david fletcher. crack of the bat and it's going. two runs are going to score and that would end his day. a's trying for late winning magic. steven steven passicaiscotty, couldn'tt done. matt chapman ground the double play there. a's lose it 4-1. >> we have an opportunity like we do you keep grind and get yourself a position, and we're one at bat from doing some real damage and making it real close. and unfortunately just a little short. >> it's only six a game we say it all the time every game matters but it really matters now just because the season is so compressed. yeah, you know, hopefully can get back on track and get back

out there tomorrow. >> well, hey, did you see this funny moment in the cubs opener. anthony ris anthony offering hand sanitizer after he became the first man to reach a base in the game. that's your look at sports. send it back to you. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. mask up. the new rules for face coverings that just went into effect for san francisco. who needs to be wearing them. and a celebration for civil rights icon john lewis. the tribute to the man who it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo

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once again, good evening. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. in the headlines tonight hundreds of people marched through oakland this evening in solidarity with protesters in oakland. at one point during the march fireworks were shot towards the police department with black lives matter above it. oakland police have reported some vandalism and a small debris fire they say was started by an agitator in the crowd. overall the march has been peaceful. the vallejo police department is vowing to crack down on-side shows by partnering with other agencies. neighbors say they are frequently plagued by the sound of screeching tires and gunshots late into the night. officers say the amount of calls they receive from sideshows prevents from from responding to more important calls. san francisco is opening up parts of the street to pedestrians only. two blocks between 16th and 17t1

to traffic every thursday to sunday from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. well, covid-19 cases are soaring across the u.s. prompting health experts to urge more restrictions. more than 150 medical experts across the country have endorsed an open letter to lawmakers calling for a shutdown again. 16 states have broken records for hospitalizations. nine states have reported deaths this week. florida has passed second only to california. nearly 150 icus in florida have more available beds. an 8-year-old boy was hospitalized over a week with a multisystem inflammatory syndrome caused by coronavirus. >> the secondary syndromes that stem from this are horrifying and terrifying as a parent. there's been times i sat there and have not left the room for eight days. >> the cdc laid out new ba t c administration says it's betr for the country and

working families but many health experts say it's too soon. in san francisco the city is increasing its effort to get the virus under control as cases and hospitalizations are surging. it's expanding the masked mandate for people at least 10 years old to have a face covering. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is explaining the changes. >> reporter: david was giving out free samples of deloris park. signs reminding people to wear masks are everywhere in the park but not everybody was playing by the rules. >> rather be safe than sorry. >> reporter: holly is spending the day with her daughter in the park. new rules from the san francisco department of public health now require kids 10 and public. she's 7 1/2 but mom isn't taking chances. >> i'll still keep her wearing

one even though she's under 10. she'll wear one until all of this is cleared up and away. >> reporter: a pediatrician says kids are still at risk. >> we have to be careful about the transmission and we know kids can transmit it even when they have no symptoms. >> reporter: the new health order requires face coverings to be wornen sidewalks, in parks and for all food service workers. and even if you're alone in common areas like an elevator. dr. grant colefax said in a statement when combined with physical distancing and other health and safety practices fac the chance of covid-19 spreading in the community. in the community. >> i'm a registered nurse by dog.>> reporte totmin

anyt pli youed toe wearing a fa. and according to the health order if you have a medical exemption preventing you from wearing a mask you must have a doctors note to prove it. in san francisco cornell bernard, abc 7 news. this weekend thousands of masks are being made new again thank tuesday the work of dedicated volunteers. a ucf doctor is leading a team called the scrappy strappers in refurbishing face coverings. 6,000 masks were prepared friday and they hope to finish 5,000 masks today. sanitizing that's the easy part with a team of doctors, engineers and specialists replace the straps. >> so what we did was did a process of sorting through what are the best staples, what are the best processes for fixation, did a little strength testing with it because an orthopedist and an engineer are meant to do that. >> the team has finished 40,000 masks since forming the group. once completed they're donated

to nonprofits. on our website abc7news.com we have all the coronavirus resources you need. this includes links to testing sites and info on what's open in your county. just head to abc7news.com. the gulf coast of texas is getting pounded tonight by the first atlantic hurricane of this years season. hurricane hanna made landfall earlier today in a region already facing serious challenges because of a spike in covid-19 cases. you're about to see and hear how powerful the storm is. >> here is comes that wind again. i'm wearing a few layers of clothes here and as it hits me it feels as if it's just hitting my skin. >> we all know how to stay at home now. well, this is mother nature's stay at home order for all of us. >> officials in texas say they are prepared for whatever flooding or other problems are triggered by hanna. in hawaii shelters are ready for people who may need to evacuate their homes in the path of hurricane douglas.

president trump issued an emergency declaration today to assist state and localwaiiansas some fees for travelers wishing to change flights between now and tuesday. with more on both of these storms let's get to abc frances. >> currently since it's made landfall it has dropped to tropical storm level right now with winds 17 miles per hour. it does bring life threatening storm surge along the texas coast and the strong winds will continue inland. also for hurricane douglas it's a category level one right nowo islands with winds of 90 miles per hour. we're going to be watching this over the next 24 hours because at level one it's going to bring

damaging winds, flooding rainfall and dangerous surf, so we'll keep you posted on this as well. >> all right, frances, thank you very much. tributes to congressman john lewis got underway in his native state of alabama today. the civil rights leader laying in repose in his hometown of troy, alabama. rachel scott reports. >> reporter: tonight john robert lewis returning to selma one last time. his casket lying inside the historic brown chapel a.m.e. church tnce served a ref juge forhe civil right icon. >> thi place. this was our shelter in a time of a storm. >> reporter: it was here in selma in 1965 when 25-year-old john lewis put his body on the line for voting rights. one of 600 peaceful demonstrators marching with silent conviction. lewis hit with a billy club left

bloody and fractured as state troopers moved in. >> he became a figure around the world known for action and now state troopers will lead his body around the state while we celebrate his life. >> reporter: lewis today celebrated in his hometown. those who knew him best simply called him robert. >> mother told him not to get in any trouble, not to get in the way and be particular. but we all know that john got in trouble, all of the troubles he got himself into would change the world. >> reporter: he would serve in congress over 30 years telling his brother he sure had come a long way from the cotton fields of alabama. his great-nephew jackson today honoring his hero. >> and it's up to us to keep his legacy alive. >> reporter: his family and friends remembering a man who loved to dance. >> he'd be just on pin and needles waiting for his favorite song. >> reporter: a man even under

arrest said i smiled because i was on the right side of history. rachel scott, abc news, selma, alabama. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, more on covid-19's impact on the economy. a north bay cake decorating shop is closing after almost 6 decades in - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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or call during business hours. a specialty cake decorating and baking store in the north bay is closing its doors after more than 57 years of struggling during the coronavirus crisis. abc 7 news was in san rafael today for the going o of sale. cake art offers specialty designs onoking products. they also teach classes on cookies, chocolate, candy and even jimperbread houses. the co-owner tells us they've lost most of the revenue through those classes.

>> it's very sad.yard beg here so long. we have people that came in that came in as children and they're bringing their children back. so big loss. >> collins hopes she'll be able to reopen again. next thursday will be their last day. >> one last check of weather, eric. >> all right, frances, what have you got? >> we've got some gorgeous weather ahead. here's a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite radar image right now. we still have those clouds along the coast. they will start to spread inland overnight and move back to the coast again for tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at lows tonight. you'll see that fog come into the north bay and east bay. temperatures around the bay will be mid to upper 50s. oakland and san jose 58 and low 60s. and clouds will pull back to the coast, plenty of sunshine and temperatures will be very close

to what we experience today. some areas might even be a bit warmer. some mild at the coast and at the beaches. half moon bay at 64. san francisco, 67. very close to average in many areas. mid-70s to near 80 around the bay, t-shirts and shorts weather. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. hot inland. enjoy the wide range of temperatures for the next few days. the only real change is on wednesday when we have slightly cooler and breezier conditions with an onshore flow, and then things go back to normal again and we have slightly warmer weather on thursday warming up into next weekend. so plenty of sunshine all week long if you want to enjoy the outdoors. it's going to be a great week ahead. eric? >> all right, frances, thanks. >> okay, one last time chris alvarez with sports. >> coming up in sports the san jose earthquakes star says not so fast when it comes to retirement. plus she's just getting her pro career

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tommy thompson and the san jose earthquakes told us on the with authority podcast he thought his teammate might be retiring during the season but he wasn't sure. the mls all-time lead goal scorer told espn he would be open to playing next year. why not? the quakes are having quite a run here. san jose won their group advancing in the knock out round ten real salt lake monday. by the time they take the field it'll be more than a week between games. jackson says the team is going to be ready to rock and roll. >> you know, we've been here a while and i think we're ready to so i think these couple extra nk

days in between the last game and the one coming up are definitely a benefit for us, and i think we'll be rested. and we're just excited to play in the next stage. >> wnba opening their season in the bubble and new york liberty seattle storm walked off the court during the national anthem. they want to raise awarephasis for social justice. the first pick subreeba ionescu making her first pro bowl debut. we know she has game,ere. third quarter puts the defender on skates. watch out for the cross over. she had 12 points in her debut. seattle beats new york 87-71. we are just a few days away the defending nfc champion 49ers reporting to work this week.

the team is going to report to santa clara on tuesday. they're going to get tested in anticipation of opening training camp on time. still no official word from the niners yet but football is around the corner. the sea hawks have agreed to a deal with the jets for safety jamal adams. the disgruntled star had requested when transfer talks broke down. he's 210 career tackles, four fumble recovers. niners scheduled to play at seattle november 1st and host the hawks at regular season finale january 3rd. espn reports the new york knicks have hired tom

the giks had the sixth worst record in the league. they failed to qualify for the nba's restart in orlando. pga in minnesota this week, just two weeks away from pga championship. here in san francisco 2011 masters winner 66 in round three, the long eagle goes on 6. he's tied for third with tony fenou looking for his second ever win. they're both two back of michael thompson who's only tour win came back in 2013. >> that's sports. >> t

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