kumasi? >> all right, thank you, jobina. as we mentioned before that funeral in houston, there will be a family memorial for george floyd this morning in minneapolis. abc news will have live coverage. that service is set to start at 11:00 a.m. our time. the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. >>> because of the memorial that we're covering "midday live" will be on an hour earlier than usual and we will be joined by san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>> happening right now, curfew orders are about to expire in san francisco, san jose, santa rosa and san mateo county. the order covering unincorporated parts of napa county expires, too. that includes american canyon. the curfew in solano county also ends at 5:00, but the city of vallejo issued its own order that runs indefinitely. >>> tear gas at many protests both here and around the country but now calls for police to stop using the gas as a crowd control measure, especially during a pandemic. in oakland, three city council members delive

kumasi? >>> new developments involving the college entrance exam for students appears that the idea of a take-home test is off the table. checking in with jobina at the live desk with more on this. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi, yes. there was talk about an at-home version of the s.a.t. because of the pandemic this year and now the college board is saying it will not pursue those plans and taking the s.a.t. at home would require uninterrupted internet access which can't be guaranteed for all students. the college board ran into difficulties administeringing advanced placement test at home last month. a group of students sued saying they were unfair to teens stuck at home without adequate computers or internet connections. the next s.a.t. exam is scheduled for august. the a.c.t. is moving forward with its test that is scheduled for june 13th. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. >>> the emotional message from one of the four black ceos running a fortune 500 company. his call for social justice

kumasi?>> 12 people are displaced after a fire at an apartment building in oakland. flames broke out just a few blocks north of lake merritt. crews say they were able to stop the fire from spreading and caused minimal damage to the building and the car is parked outside and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> investigators are looking for a white van in connection with the killing of a security officer at downtown oakland's 53-year-old dave patrick underwood died after being shot by a gunman in a passing van on friday night. surveillance video shows the video and another security officer was also hurt. the fbi has taken the lead now on this investigation and teams continue to scour this area for evidence. >>> a memorial to underwood has gone up outside the courthouse guard station. you can see some of the bulletholes are still there. the department of homeland security official calls his killing an act of domestic terrorism. >>> oakland city and leaders are speaking out against the destruction of

good to see you, too, kumasi. glad you appear to be doing well. let's see how mike nicco is doing this morning. good morning, mike. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. hope you're having a good tuesday morning. let's see if the weather will put you in a good mood. a touch of haze out there but not much in the way of fog except around half moon bay and the peninsua coast. let's take a look at what it looks like from the east bay hills camera and how clear it is. let's talk about what is going to happen with the 12-hour planner that we put together. temperatures about the same to a couple degrees warmer especially outside of the north bay. 60s still at the coast. 76 to 85 with a touch of haze continuing at noon. 81 to 89. so, a little bit of warming, a

kumasi?> all right, thank you for those updates. >>> the price of wisconsin cheese has hit a 100-year high because of coronavirus. the wisconsin cheese makers association says suppliers cut production over the past several months since a lot of restaurants closed. but now that restaurants are opening back up, they are selling out of many cheeses, especially cheddar. right now, cheddar sells for a . industry experts say that prices will eventually return to pre-pandemic levels. >>> well, coming up next at -- >> friend, you concerned about your cheese? >> you know, just imagine a nice little cheese plate and a wine pairing and that's a saturday afternoon. >> it is. it is. >>> coming up next at 6:30, san francisco is preparing to speed up its reopening plans. >>> plus, the governor's when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be b

kumasi?> thank you, mike. >>> more than two dozen nhl players have tested positive for covid-19. and this comes as the league returns to play next month. the 26 positive tests are just from june 8th when the workouts started, again. 10% of the players who have been tested overall. the nhl said it administered more than 1,400 tests to 250 players so far. >>> another change of plans for amc theaters. the movie theater plan pushed back its date to july 30th. planned to reopen some of their theaters two weeks earlier on july 15th but many big studio films including disney's live action remake of "mulan" and "tenant" have pushed their release dates back to >>> cirque du soleil has laid off about 3,500 employees. the filing comes three months after it temporarily suspended production of its shows including six in las vegas. it also has about ten shows on tour and, of course, in vegas, it has "o," "michael jackson" and "beatles love." >>> performances will be canceled for the rest of this year for t

kumasi? >> thanks, mike. >>> word that amazon is planning to hold a summer sale event later this month and celebrating its 60th anniversary in a small way. >> in today's tech bytes. amazon's big fashion sale expected to run on june 22nd and run for ten days. a boost to fashion brands that suffered during the coronavirus outbreak. >>> uber, lyft and doordash forced to suspend operations in certain cities where curfews are in effect. those curfews are being opposed against police brutality and the company is complying with local guidance. >>> sega is celebrating its anniversary in a small way. a handheld version of its '90s handheld console. it is releasing four of them and each is a different color and has different games. have fun playing those. those are your techbytes have a great day. >>> nba is laying out plans for limited play andrighans t be ed > ass pictures are a normal way to . >>> let's talk really quick about the heat and know the signs of heat exhaustion versus heat stroke. heat e

kumasi? businesses across the bay area will be clearing. you can see looters grabbing stuff from the ul beau and tse wereot the only stores that were targeted. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the san leandro police department with more on this. amy? >> hi, kumasi. a few hot spots here in san leandro last night. take a look at the video of walmart on davis street. it was on fire last night. firefighters say they don't know for sure that it was set on fire by looters, but that there were reports of looters at the store before they got there. no one was hurt in the fire. the firefighters were dealing with an explosive situation. >> we had active plane come in through the roof and the main source at that time was propane tanks which had exploded due to the heat. >> the home depot also on davis street was looted. people were hauling all kinemds. i just checked in with the police department here about whether any homes were targeted. the dispatcher says she doesn't think so. mainly bus

>> thank you, kumasi. yes. hundreds of protesters rallied outside of the white house all weekend long and some trying to er towards the white house clashing with police officers in the area. president trump was no where in sight. he was briefly taken to an underground bunker because of safety concerns. the white house is divided on how to handle the protests. abc's cecilia vega said they want the chief of staff to deliver a formal address addressing policeofrs. adviser d son-in-law belies this would no well come november when it is time for the electio. president trump tweeted over the weekend saying that the u.s. will designate as a terrorist organization and calling on democrats to do more to stop the protest. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. >>> a san jose police officer taken off the streets while an internal affairs investigation is under way. video surfaced of him appearing to taunt protesters on friday. abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes has more on that. >> reporter: friday in san jose 33-year-old jared y

kumasi? >>> new developments in the golden state killer trial. the suspect joseph deanglo could be ready to strike a plea deal. he is set to plead guilty to 13 murders and dozens of rape and kidnapping charges at a hearing set for june 29th. he would receive a life sentence as part of this agreement. deangelo is 74 years old. the crimes occurred in the 1970s and 1980s. dna recovered from old rape kits led to deanglo's arrest in 2018 and accused of four rapes in contra costa county. >>> the supreme court rejected the trump administration's bid to throw out a california immigrant sanctuary law by a 7-2 vote the justices left in place a lower court ruling which limits local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. california argued that encouraging local police to participate in federal immigration enforcement makes people less likely to report crimes if they believe they will be deported. >>> the university of california is pushing back on affirmative action. california voters a

kumasi?anks, jobina. >>> as we mentioned before that funeral in houston before that, there will be a memorial for george floyd this morning in minneapolis. abc news will have live coverage set to start at 11:00 as jobina mentioned and reverend al sharpton will deliver the jew eulogy. "midday live" will air an hour earlier than it usually does. now, here's mike with a look at our forecast. >> thank you, kumasi. we'll start by showing you some neighborhood temperatures in the south bay where yesterday in the 60s and even a few 70s. today, how about upper 50s in campbell and morgan hill and sunnyvale and also mountain view along with saratoga and everybody else in the low 60s. pretty comfortable conditions there. let's look at some other neighborhoods and you will see a wealth of 50s and 60s. san carlos 63 one of the warmer spots around the bay. look at the bay bridge toll plaza and let's talk about your commute. pretty easy weather wise. now tomorrow more clouds and fog to contend with and bree

reggie, kumasi? >> thanks, mike. >>> we may see the return of nba n ly commissioner adam silver is expected to take a proposal to resume play to the nba board of governors for a vote tomorrow. espn is reporting that the plan is for 22 teams that are still in playoff contention to resume games at walt disney world in orlando. that park has three arenas. they play a few regular season games and then start the playoffs in august. the finals would be tentatively held in late september or early october. the warriors, though, the warriors had the worst record in the league and they would not be involved. i mean, i just had to say that so we know we have our expectations.people to be looking. >> they don't need to get that flight to orlando. >> not just yet. will they even have fans? i don't know. >> i mean the players. >> no. not at this time. >> sure. >> but next season. >>> new at 6:00, students preparing to take the s.a.t. test online this year, there is another change you would need to know about. >>>

kumasi? >> all right, thank you, jobina. >>> as we mentioned before the funeral in houston, there will be a family memorial for george floyd this morning in minneapolis. now, abc news will have live coverage. the service is scheduled to start at 11:00 this morning. the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. because of the memorial coverage "midday live" will air an hour earlier than it normally does at 10:00 this morning right after "kelly and ryan". >>> breaking news to get to. the latest weekly unemployment report and what it reveals about jobless claims since the pandemic began. >>> we're still working to build a better bay area, even in the midst of the protests and the pandemic. next, the big changes to transit and traffic we could see as we continue working from home. >>> right now, we get a check of the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie. hi, everybody. let's take a look at some numbers in the north bay where we have a 48 in ronard park and talk about go

kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> protests over george floyd's death continued to erupt across the u.s. we have a look at what is happening in other cities. >> reporter: overnight fresh protests around america, demanding all four officers involved in the death of george floyd be arrested and charged. peaceful protesters set themselves apart from the violence, worry about the destruction reigning down over the cities is taking away from their cause. >> the entire movement isn't about this, and this was opportunists looking for trouble. >> reporter: in denver, thousands, frozen on the ground for nine minutes, and storefronts later shattered and tempers flaring and punches thrown. and counter-protesters facing off with demonstrators. and in california, business owners taking things into their own hands and the president threatened to use military force to quell violence and looting around the country. >> if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and pro

>> good morning, kumasi. looking at the numbers. the state broke a record on monday.,000 new confirmed coronavirus cases across the state of california and that's why governor newsom was discussing rolling back reopening and parts of the state as the surge continues. health officials are calling the number of new hospitalizations alarming hp l.a. county is one of seven counties the state is forcing to reverse course and close bars that did not sell food to help slow the spread. restrictions were being lifted in stride across the state. >> it is incumbent upon all of us to do what we can to lead by example as individuals by wearing face coverings when we can't practice physical distancing, social distancing and also as business leaders to protect not only your workers but to protect your customers. we will be stepping up our enforcement in the state of california. >> newsom doubled down on the states enforcing counties to imply. the newly signed budget meant for coronavirus relief for counties that is tied to their compliance. the governor also warned people to stay vi

what are you doing for your dad, kumasi? >> now, mike, you knxwokn shouldn't put me on the spot like that. >>> one of presidnt trump's family members is ready to release a tell-all book. the publisher plans to release herth n the website as the toxic toxic family that made him. besides being his niece, mary trump is a clinical psychologist. >>> new protections for lgbtq people at work. the supreme court handed a landmark ruling with the civil rights act of 1964. it protects gay, lesbian and transgender people from workplace discrimination. conservative justice wrote the opinion which passed with a 6-3 majority. >>> and as we take a live look at sfo this mnit up in color sfo apeences dn rveveryom all over thed, weve i starith us. >>> l commissner roger goodell would like to see colin kaepernick back in the league this upcoming season. speaking yesterday to our sister station espn he is encouraging teams to sign the former 49ers quarterback who hasn't played in three seasons. after he spent a season kneeling during the nationa

reggie and kumasi. >> hmm. i assume you're cut flight. >> i assume if you want to take the flight, you're going to answer what you need to answer to get on the flight. i don't know how i feel about it. >> that's the other thing. >> remember, honesty is the best policy everyone. >> that's true. >> we hope. >> yep. >> well, coming up next at 6:30, berkeley's police chief stunning city leaders. his controversial comment during a conversation about protests. >>> if you live in oakland, you might have heard the chants in the streets. taking their message of defunding the police directly to the mayor's house. we're talking about that and a new lawsuit >>> now at takingt to h uphome >> right no the opening bell is ringing on wall street. stocks are expected to plummet when trading starts by as much as 800 points. there's a new unemployment report out this morning. but that's not driving the markets down. do you miss the soothing sounds of your old office. there's a soundtrack to help you feel like you're back in your

>> thank you, kumasi. dr. bob watcher is the chair of the department of medicine at ucsf and last night he tweeted a series of tweets outlining the rise and fall of california's success in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. he started off by saying, quote, until recently our state managed to do so well that our experience had been dubbed the california miracle. but let's say it clearly. the miracle is over. the sooner we acknowledge that, the better off we'll be, end quote. dr. watcher said despite strong state and local leadership the downturn began memorial day weekend when people got complacent. quote, even in a state with a sound reopening plan, things went sour. covid wins again. stating that good leadership is crucial but not sufficient. also said not to let president trump off the hook for sending mixed messages about the need to wear face masks. dr. watcher says masks and social distancing are crucial. he did end on a hopeful note saying we are in much better shape to handle this now than we were b

kumasi?thank you, mike. >>> medical workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic have a colorful new way of support in san francisco. so, look at this. a group of doctors they've painted a mural on wooden boards ke reet. artist jen bloomer painted a color book style design and then doctors from zuckerberg, san francisco general and ucsf emergency department filled it in. >> they really felt a great deal of gratitude for all the support they received as they've been in the trenches during the pandemic. so, they wanted to, a mural that shared their appreciation for everybody's role in taking care. >> the mural was made in collaboration with paint the void, which encourages artists to paint ood boards have been put up by businesses. opened for outdoor dining and it will have a nice view of that mural. friend, have you done your outdoor dining yet? >> i haven't. i think i'll do it for the first time this week. >> okay. we'll wait for your report. >> i know you've done it. you recommend

>> good morning, kumasi. we do expect some emotional moments to play out in court this morning as we know victims' family members are set to testify as pg&e accepts responsibility pleading guilty to the 85 people killed in connection to the 2018 camp fire. the nation's largest utility company expected to plead guilty again to 84 counts of manslaughter connected to the wildfires sparked by its rickety electrical grid that destroyed the town of paradise.ou bng rec victims are shown on a large screen in the courtroom. according to the district attorney handling the case, at least 20 surviving family members will speak before the court to make for some gut wrenching testimony. no executives will be charged, meaning no one will go to jail for the mass killings. pg&e will be paying $13.5 billion to wildfire victims as a part of a deal to emerge from bankruptcy. but some concern over how much that settlement is worth. half of the $13 billio expected to be paid out to those victims' families are set to be paid in pg&

. >> thank you, kumasi. and it is a changeable one, one where we bring a touch of fall with breezy conditions and cooler weather, and then we round out the weekend with calmer conditions and a little witne bit of summer warmth starting to build back in. in san jose, we have partly cloudy conditions and about 59 degrees. as far as accuweather highlights, next week several summer afternoons after the roller coaster we've been on. so it might be nice to have a steady forecast for a few days. here is a look at an air of low pressure. and look at the orange, that is the driest of the orange. ahead of that, we have the most humid air moving away from us, so a chance of drizzle and light shower starting to move away and the dry air whether bring increasing sunshine this afternoon. but the breeze is off the 50 degree water and it will keep us in the free air conditioning. 59 at half moon bay. mid to upper 60s mond, oakland. .ow to mid-70s for the restf anhimorng, upper 40s to low to mid-50s. so let's talk about the

kumasi?> thank you, >>> thousands of hospitality workers are worried they won't have jobs to go back to. >>> the long wait is over for first-time drivers who have been trying to get a license. behind the wheel tests are back, but there will be some big changes. >>> but, first, checking in with mike for our forecast today on this tuesday. what should we expect for the day? >> well, we're going to have a summer spread again with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. kind of a typical summer pattern. just a little bit warmer than average once you get away from that marine layer which is about 1,800 feet deep which means it will mainly stay locked into the bay. temperatures along the east bay shore. richmond at 56 and same thing at castro valley on the cool side and most of us in the upper 60s and upper 50s, excuse me. mid to upper 50s in many other areas and 62 in mountain view and pleasant hill, fairfield 60 and we've got 61 in brentwood and 65 in antioch for the warm spot. as far as the commute,

kumasi?ppening today you can get a covid-19 test for free at the sap center. you don't have to get an appointment and because this is home of the sharks, test as many people as possible. good morning, julian. >> good morning to you, kumasi. the plan is to test 1,000 people a day at the new temporary testing site. it will open up today on tuesday and run through saturday. the idea is to get people who do not currently have symptoms to get tested so they can catch the virus before it continues to spread. santa clara county is teaming up with the san jose sharks to make this happen. even sharky, the hockey team's mascot was here monday to show that testing is quick and painless. no appointments needed to get tested and also 100% free and regardless of immigration status. they want everyone who comes in contact with people often to get tested and that's a lot more of us since the bay area is reopened. >> testing keeps everyone safe. if you are infecte, we want to d to do to keep you from infectin

kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> democratic presidential candidate and former vice president joe biden is promising to address institutional racism. biden met with leaders of the african-american commu african-american community in delaware yesterday. >>> now to developing news on the investigation into george floyd's death. an independent autopsy commissioned by hisntl re >> this morning conflicting medical reports about george floyd's final moments. the results from two autopsies finding floyd's death was a homicide but they differ on what caused his death. the county medical examiner says floyd died from a heart attack at the scene, complicated neck pressure, and the family's autopsy said he died of affixation. >> the autopsy shows that mr. floyd had no underlying medical problem that caused or contributed to his death. >> floyd's family now calling for the arrest of the three officers in the video of his death. >> in >> floyd's brother demanding the violence stop. terrance saying the bes

and mike knee dougneicconicco. >> good morning, reggie and kumasi. welcome to wednesday.a look at live doppler 7 which is dry. but you can see some of the low clouds along the coast spilling into 101 and the north bay and also parts of the south bay and east bay. so a little more cloud cover this morning. thankfully it is hovering high enough that we don't have visibility problems right now. let's take a look at what will happen with your temperatures. 56 to 60, almost exactly where we were yesterday at this time. however, by noon, we'll be a couple degrees warmer away from the coast. and 80 to 90 at 4:00. so drier air will lead to a little bit faster sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures today except for the coast. >>> i hate to do this to you at 5:00 a.m., ruin your dreams, but if you thought that you might be going on a european vacation sometime in 2020, that may not be possible. amy hollyfield is standing by at sfo to tell us why. >> reporter: yeah, apparently we're on a lis

. >> hi kumasi, same to you. let's see what our monday has in store for us, we bring in mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. and let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see quickly encroaching from the north is a shield of clouds and that will help keep our temperatures cooler tnyebua comes through here. but it will kick up our winds and right now we're 7 miles per hour or less except from fairfield, 15. expect them to get up to around 20, 25 miles an hour during the afternoon and evening hours, which will also help cool our temperatures compared to yesterday. so when you head outside, increasing clouds now through 7:00, could be a very colorful sunrise, we love to see it, #abc 7 now. see the 60s, they stay at the coast. notice by 4:00, it will because of the lack of sunshine and breezes kicking up. >>> and as more of you head back to work, the commute and changing workplace just one of the topics we're focused on as we build a better bay area. amy hollyfield is live from the n

go ahead. >> thank you, kumasi. it was amen, right? the other portion is that we really need people to be diligent and to be attending these meetings on a weekly basis, on a monthly basis, not just when we're in a crisis point. decisions are being made. important decisions are being made every single day. when there is nobody in the audience, when there is no public, when there is no camera. and we need to be mindful of that, and we have to be vigilant and stay on it so when a crisis arises, we're organized, we're focused, we know what we want, when we know what our asks are, we know the policy initiatives, and we're able the take the conversation and continue to move it forward. >> if i may just briefly lift up with what malia and what paul were saying. both you have thank you for your service and the accountability. i just say if we have oversight for the sake of oversight, there is no oversight. almost half of our police career we've been under a consent decree at the oakland police department. i give john burrs and shannon a lot of

and there is that heavenly view that we were seeing behind kumasi.olutely gorgeous. 56 to 60 this morning. and that is the same as we were yesterday. we'll hold at 60 at the coast with a little more sunshine today, 73 to 84 at noon. and we'll talk more about the heat coming up. >>> more people starting to travel now as pandemic restrictions start to ease up, but this morning there is a new warning for americans. the european union and its 27 member nations are considering a ban on

. >> good morning, kumasi. how are you? doing well. >>> we'll see if the weather is agreeable. live doppler 7 and show you a few clouds along the peninsula coast and a few clouds down the south bay. the winds backed off considerably. let's see what is going to happen this afternoon. the breezes come back and temperatures will hang out in the mid to upper 60s. half moon bay, san francisco and san mateo. low to mid 70s for most of the bay and some mid and upper 70s in the south bay, north bay and even 80s as you get deep inland and the best chance of 80s around concord, antioch and fairfield. a big warming trend coming after today. and we'll talking about that in the accuweather forecast. >>> pg&e is expected to plead guilty to 84 felony counts of involuntary manslaughter for its role in the camp fire. killed 85 people and the most deadly and destructive fire in state history. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with the details on this. good morning, julian. >> good morning, kumasi. we expect some emotional testimony in

>> hey, good morning, kumasi. our top story on our website overnight.police are moving into an internal investigation firing five gunshots through a windshield hitting and killing this 22-year-old sean montarosa. responded to reports of looting at a walgreens seany williams said it appeared he was going to get into a get away car and then stopped. instead he kneeled placing his hands above his waist and that's when an officer said he thought see saw a gun but it was just a hammer, a 15 inch hammer. the officer fired the five shots hitting and killing the 22-year-old. >> based on your experience of 27 years, was this excessive force? >> like i said, the district attorney is going to look at this and our internal affairs is going to look at it. >> the police chief bruff melanie the. one o e county. the department has 45 days to release the body camera from the responding officer. the chief says he plans on doing it more quickly than that. those officers are currently out on paid administrative leave as this investigation continues. reporting live this mor

. >> good morning, kumasi. hi, everybody.trying to show a few sprinkles along the coast. definitely cloudy this morning as you can see with live doppler 7 and what you'll see there also is that the cloud cover will go away and cudhis afternoon and temperatures similar to yesterday and temper whiches in the 50s will warm up mid to upper 60s thes around the bay and upper 70s in the south bay and few 80s showing up in the north bay and more so in the east bay. this is just the beginning. really hot tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> today marks one day since george floyd died and outrage and protests continue across the united states. some of those protests have turned into vandalism and this morning the city of san leandro is assessing the damage done by looters at several stores. amy hollyfield is live at the police department with more on this. >> hi, kumasi. looting and fires here in san leandro. let's get roith to t bay fair mall a bunch of people running into the

. >> thank you, kumasi. president trump called on governors to crack down on the protests and he says if they can't do it he willeploy the national guard by invoking the act of 1807, and it gives the president the power to send military on to the streets during protests and it was last used in 1992 during the rodney king riots. national guard troops were spotted near the white house yesterday afternoon. >> where there is no justice, there is no liberty. where there is no safety, there is no future. >> many activist and leaders disagree. the governor of michigan says the president's solution would make the problem worse, and she says right now we need unity and compassion and not military action. reggie, i will send it over to you. >> thank you. >>> democratic presidential candidate and former vice president joe biden promising to address institutional racism. today he's in philadelphia to address the unrest in our country. biden met with leaders of the african-american community yesterday, and he said if ele

sorry, kumasi, i guess we don't get to hear your opinion. so let's talk about the weather. let's head outside from the exploratorium camera. 59 degrees. look how quiet the water is this morning. it will be more aggressive especially north of the bay bridge this afternoon. small craft advisory. and low to moderate heat illness risk today. coolest cloudiest and windiest days will be friday and saturday. here is a look at what is going on with the fog forecast. and anything that tries to make it east of san francisco, gone easily. and then the winds are light and the sinking air from high pressure will mix out that marine layer. except for the coast where the clouds will hang around. but look at 3:00, the marine layer will ramp up into the evening hours and that is when you know the heat is starting to break. until then, 91 in san jose, morgan hill, 94. everybody on the peninsula, mid to upper 80s. upper 60s and low he w70s along coast. near 80 in downtown. 89 at san rafael. 90 to 96 in the north bay. will he to mid-70s along your coast. and 87 along the east bay w to valleys.

>> well, kumasi, sunday will definitely be the windier and cooler day. we'll start the cooler trend more significantly tomorrow, you but even today the edge is taken off the heat. we have fog once again throughout the bay. misz a mist and drizzle along the coast. gilroy, 55. 56 in san francisco. and we'll see not only the clouds hang on for a little bit, but it will be until about 8:00 when they really clear the north bay and the peninsula. and you know what happens next, the breeze kicks in. 56 in napa, 55 in petaluma, already by the delta, wind gusts up to 28 miles per hour. and that will transport some cooler air by the delta into our inland valley. so maybe mist and drizzle this morning, low 90s inland. and cooler windier weather over the weekend. sunday, some fire concerns. as we look at the south bay, 85 in santa clara. breezy winds in the afternoon, 62 in the sunset. 81 in santa rosa. so really not bad. but up in lake county, near 100 degrees. 71 berkeley, 78 in san leandro. inland, upper 80s in san ramon. livermore, about 91. a few more low 90s t

kumasi. >>> a bay area linked research network that has helped revolutionize the unit for new cancer drugs now they are hoping to aid in the battle against covid-19. it is known as i spy. researchers are targeting the acute respiratory distress seas syndrome that forces some of the sickest on to ventilators. >> we're trying to focus on drugs that are already approved and where we can repurpose them so that they are already available. >> the doctor says that they have identified four drugs that could be candidates and now have sent them to the fda to begin the trial approval process. >>> you can believe we've been sheltering at home for almost three months now? so it is not surprising that we are starting to dream about leaving home. add vacations to the list of what has been changed. and as wayne freedman shows us, sales are booming because of social distancing. >> has a stove, propane. >> there is nothing better than knowing he had a good excuse for buying a new toy. >> a tv. >> reporter: frederick nema, still in the getting to know you phase with a new rv he plans to use both for w

. >> hi kumasi, same to you. see what our monday has in store for us, we bring in mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. and let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see quickly encroaching from the north is a shield of clouds and that will help keep our temperatures cooler tnyebua comes through here. but it will kick up our winds and right now we're 7 miles per hour or less except from fairfield, 15. expect them to get up to around 20, 25 miles an hour during the afternoon and evening hours, which will also help cool our temperatures compared to yesterday. so when you head outside, increasing clouds now through 7:00, could be a very colorful sunrise, we love to see it, #abc 7 no

i'm kumasi aaron.ng. police say they shot him thinking he had a gun in his sweatshirt. but it was a hammer. >>> cleanup is underway after vandals painted graffiti on several businesses overnight. it happened after a peaceful protest. >>> turn our attention to weather. let's look outside and show you about your activity planner. still revolves around being hot in inland areas and warm in other areas. not as hot as yesterday. more 60s and 70s along the coast. everybody else in the 80s and 90s, a few 100s inland. this is the last day. >> thanks, mike. >>> it's time for "live with kelly and ryan." "mid >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film, television, and broadway star, blair underwood. plus, staying safe while enjoying the outdoors as we continue "live's summer safety week." also, a texas woman and her talented dog are giving us our "good news story of the day." all next on "live!" ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ >> kelly: hey, good morning, everyone. it is thursd

. >> good morning, kumasi. how about you? >> we're matching with our green. >> how about that, yes.ike it. i don't get to wear it at work, you know, because of the green screen behind me. the maps would show on top of me. so i get to wear all my green now. so expect to see more of it. hi, everybody. welcome to wednesday. let's take a look at the wednesday will tell the tale of what will happen today. that and the marine layer. 20-mile-per-hour wind up in fairfield, so not as strong as yesterday. but the marine layer is just a little deeper, so look for more clouds in more neighborhoods this morning. but there is drier air outside, so i think the marine layer is going away faster. and that will lead to slightly warmer conditions. a coupkooucouple degrees above yesterday. 72 in richmond, 82 palo alto. upper 80s in the south bay, north way and east bay. more can oming up. >>> and happening today, the oakland unified school district will vote on a measure to eliminate its school police force. and supporters have a popular voice joining them in the push to make it happen. jlian glover is

. >> happy monday to you, kumasi. how are you? >> doing good. how about you? >> i'm doing well. let's take a look at the fire danger. as wind ies y as it was yesterd and still windy in the hills. wind will be sloeer today, but the air will be even drier than yesterday and that is why the fire danger continues. other than the 50 you see on mount saint helena, everythingieverything i else is below 20 miles per hour. and you can see it looks pretty clean from our roof camera and the winds are much lower where we live. 70s around the bay, 80s inland. >>> and this mrning bar owners in two bay area counties will be deciding whether or not to open their doors after the governor has recommended that they shut down. and this comes after he ordered bars in seven counties across the state to close. lauren martinez is live in walnut creek with more. >> reporter: and yes, the governor is recommending that bars close. bars are already closed in santa clara county. and over the weekend in walnut creek, we did find that some bars are still open outside just like dan's irish sports bar, that is

. >> good morning kumasi, how are you? >> i'm good, how about you? >> i'm doing well.iday. big changes in the forecast. let's take a look at live doppler 7. first thing you will notice, all the cloud cover out there. there is a slight chance of some drizzle and the winds are manageable at about 15. 23 at fairfield, but they will get much faster as we head throughout the day. look at these temperatures, 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 60s around the bay and 70s inland. time for traffic and jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning. so unfortunately, i'm following a deadly situation about a half mile before the bay bridge toll plaza. so we'll bring up the rdhechp, there was some sort of incident between a pedestrian and a transit bus. the police officers are in the lanes are blocked right now. the call was around 2:51 of report of a bodin body iy iy iyy lanes. traffic is light. you can see that the cashes are moving by at no problem there. >>> and the bay area is taking another big step into he reopening today. restaurants, bar, gyms and hotels are opening for the

. >> hi, kumasi.in contra costa county starting today, you can go inside a store to go shopping. it's the green light retailers have been waiting for, however, take a look. they're all boarded up. so, now you still can't go inside but for another reason they're boarded up to try to prevent looting. shelter-in-place order because of the pandemic and has been a real blow to restaurant and retailers, of course. sidewalk, pickup and food delivery helped but then the curfew was issued. walnut creek's curfew started early at first, it was 6:00. that canceled out the ability to offer dinner service from restaurants. it's all so bad one restaurant owner we talked to couldn't help but just laugh. >> the only saving light this, the protests, have shifted the stress of the covid-19 fears into new fears and i don't know if new fears are better, but they're different. >> walnut creek's curfew has now changed. it's now 8:00 at night. so, that's also the curfew in the neighboring towns of lafayette and orinda. resta

. >> good morning kumasi and welcome back. >> how are you? >> i'm doing all right. hottest day of the week, so i know after today it will be more comfortab comfortable as we head into the weekend. here is a look at live doppler 7, but you can see the winds are very light this morning. and you can see that it is pretty clear. there are clouds gathering along the coast, but that is where they will stay during the afternoon hours. anything to try to penetrate to the east whether quickly evaporate during the morning commute. so we have 72 in half moon bay, 78 in san francisco, mid and upper 80s arrange ound the 89 in san rafael. so low to moderate risk of heat illness. no advisories, just be careful if you will be outside for extended periods of time. it will be a hot one. >>> and a hoshooting has left a least four hurt. we're learning that this video from the scene shows the corner of amelia and cynthia avenue. it happened just before 10:00 last night. three a fourth person a apparently drove themselves to the hospital. no word if any suspects have been arrested. >>> a

>> yeah, in honor of kumasi who is doing real self care on vacation. >> please. >> yes. >> breathe it in. anyway, 7 things you need to know is coming up. >> but fir oonrful o 2020. today alameda science answer technology institute. congratulations to you all. ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey >>> here are 7 things to know. number one, four people between the ages of 19 and 22 are dead after a crash on interstate 80. the chp says an suv went off the bridge east of the pomona street off-ramp. it landed on its roof. >>> and this morning a public memorial will take place for damon gutzwiller, the sergeant killed in an ambush. the procession will start at 7:30 this morning and the service will be at 10:00. >>> and contra costa county is easing shelter in place restrictions today. hair salons and barber shops can open. and swimmers will be allowed back in the pool. and there can be larger religious gatherings. >>> and pepsico is getting rid of aunt jemima. the company acknowledged that the brand has racist roots. the mascot was based on a racial stereotype. >>> and number five, slightly cooler

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and there is that heavenly view that we were seeing behind kumasi. absolutely gorgeous. 56 to 60 this morning. and that is the same as we were yesterday. we'll hold at 60 at the coast with a little more sunshine today, 73 to 84 at noon. and we'll talk more about the heat coming up. >>> more people starting to travel now as pandemic restrictions start to ease up, but this morning there is a new warning for americans. the european union and its 27 member nations are considering a ban on travelers from the united states. so we're talking about italy, france, germany, all the places we want to go. amy hollyfield is live at sfo this morning with the reasoning behind the move and what you should know if you have a trip planned. >> reporter: europe doesn't want us because of all our coronavirus cases. and from the looks of things, international travel is pretty much on ice anyway here at sfo. look at the empty international terminal that we saw this morning. and it sounds like it will continue to look this way. europe banned us from visiting in mid march wh

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i'm kumasi aaron. we have developing news in the south bay.ws are battling six separate fires that appear to have been set intentionally. they were first reported just before 6:00. all of them are within two to five miles of each other. evacuation orders were lifted last night. flames burn close to homes. crews dropped retardant, some landing on hopes in the area. police say at least one person was arrested on suspicion of arson. last night, we also got this video of another man being detained. investigators say there may be one to two more suspects. officials say the fires total 90 acres and are 20% contained. >>> happening today, more businesses are reopening in the south bay. santa clara county will allow out door dining. meteorologist mike nicco >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> our week is going to went a break from the heat. it's going to last through the weekend. let's look at your commute planner. if you are on a bridge, nasty crosswind this morning and this afternoon. otherwise, quiet. fog in the north bay but visi

. >> good morning, i'm kumasi aaron. new video shows looting at a mall in fairfield.buy. looters can be seen running into and out of the store. police sent an alert last night warning people of looting at the mall. >>> here is mike with our forecast. >> thank you. good morning. it's going to be hot when temperatures are already above average in san francisco. 68 at the exploratorium. we are 16 degrees warmer than yesterday from low 80s around san francisco. hotter, our most dangerous day tomorrow. cooler this weekend. a slight chance of showers saturday. >>> now it's time for "live with kelly and ryan." join us at 11:00. have a great morning. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, abc "world news tonight" anchor david muir. and "live's summer safety week" continues with safety tips for our four-legged family members. and our "good news story of the day." all next on "live!" ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ >> kelly: hello there. good morning, everybody. it is june 2nd, 2020. how are you? >> ryan: good morning. hanging in there. so muc

i'm kumasi aaron. cou has 8:0 p.m. curfew.plywood to protect businesses. >>> it would be nice to stay inside today if you can find air conditioning. we have the heat advisory starting later this morning. it's going to continue through the evening hours. that's how long the heat is going to linger. we are seeing 60s and 70s. we are rapidly warming. it's all about beating the heat and staying comfortable during that commute, which seems to be getting longer now that more people are going back. today our hode eshottest day. a chance of drizzle saturday morning and showers in the afternoon. >>> good morning. we are looking forward to seeing you. >> we will look at how to make your road trip the safest as it can possibly be this summer. >> we have our good news story of the day. all coming >>> we will have another abc7 news update in 30 minutes. you can find the latest on our app and at abc7news.com. the >>> and live from my basement in connecticut, welcome back to "gma." as hurt and anger have swept across this country over the pa