good morning, i'm liz kreutz. just joining us, let's start as always with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. it's brightening up in the south bay, partly cloudy skies, winds 15 miles an hour through the afternoon. it will be a warmer day for you. the numbers will climb through the 70s. in san francisco, a slightly warm today, but a stronger sea breeze, 59 here. 64 in oakland. san jose is at 64. higher pressure pushing down on the atmosphere. that will clear skies right along the coast to partly cloudy today, 65 in petaluma. 70 already by the delta. the plan throughout the day is to increase the sunshine and the temperatures. the warmer weather coming into our east bay with upper 70s and some low 80s, this is by 1:00. we've got a lot of sun around the bay. the fog will be at the coast. those winds will ramp up on san mateo coast. you'll have that sea breeze. we'll talk about temperatures being pretty comfortable to start the week before we crank up the warmth

i'm liz kreutz. theheriffs sergeantam married, one young child and another on the way. the last time they lost one of their own was in the 1980s. first reports in ben 32-year-old steven corillo was stocked one a van full of guns and i dereds. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more on this attack the deputies never saw coming. >> today we lost one of our own, and he was a true hero. >> reporter: the santa cruz sheriff's office are mourning the loss of 38-year-old damon gutsweiler. a person reported seeing a van with guns and bomb-making devic devices. the van was parked off waldenberg avenue in ben lomond, they were attacked. >> as deputies began began began investigating they were ambushed with gunfire. >> officer down, lz set up by highland's park, officer down at 1430. >> the insurgent was shot and taken to the hospital, where he died. another deputy was either shot or struck by shrapnel from the bomb. investigators say the suspect is steven corillo of ben lomond, taken down with the help fro

>>> good afteoon, i'm liz kreutz in for kristen sze. we're asking questions to get answers in realtime. we have dr. susan phillip with the san francsco department of public health as by now, several businesses today. barbershop, salons, outdoor bars and more. new rising trend in coronavirus cases, alameda, contra costa choose to delay today's reopening. also want to remind you we have a map on abcnews.com of what's opened and closed in the county that you live. you can pull that up while you watch here to play around and closed. dr. susan philip, thank you for being here. good to have you back. >> thank you very much. glad to be here. >> yeah, so i just want to actually remind some of our viewers you can put your questions on youtube and facebook right now, and put them there, dr. philip, run us through what we're seeing in the city and in the county. >> what we are seeing in san francisco is unfortunately the same thing that we're seeing elsewhere and elsewhere throughout the united states. i think we've seen on the news that cases hav

liz kreutz has the details. >> not quite risoners, but it is that kind oof vibe. >> reporter: cal maritimeot special approval to begin in-person classes this month, but it is not normal university life. all fact ulty and staff staff sf tested. and they wear face coverings. but the students under theenow g back on campus are not allowed to leave. one student who reached out to abc 7 news and wished to remain nonan n an nonmusz that this is too restrictive. is this a fair bubble? >> absolutely not. the bubble that is trying to be created doesn't exist. we see faculty, staff, contractors and everyone else coming and going from campus every day. >> reporter: we asked the administration about this concern. how is it a true bubble if you are having dining hall staff, other staff and faculty come position aing and going? >> it is a controlled bubble. we know that it is not a full lockdown type situation for everybody. >> reporter: the issue hits at the challenges universities across the country are facing as they try to find ways to begin in-person classes. cal maritime admits it is not perfect s

i'm liz kreutz. the sheriff is 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzwiller, married, one young child and another on the way. the last time they lost one of their own was in the 1980s. first reports in ben lomond, 1:3 yesterday, 30 miles south of san jose. officials say this man, 32-year-old steven carrillo was stocked one a van full of guns and ieds. abc 7 i-team learned he's an active sergeant in the air force. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more on this attack the deputies never saw coming. >> today we lost one of our own, and he was a true hero. >> reporter: the santa cruz sheriff's office are mourning the loss of 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzwiller. shesh i have jim hart said at 1:30 saturday afternoon, a person reported seeing a van with guns and bomb-making devices. while sergeant gutzwiller and another deputy began investigating the van, parked off waldenberg avenue in ben lomond, they were attacked. >> as deputies began investigating they were ambushed with gunfire. and multiple improvis

i'm liz kreutz. a vigil will be held at the santa cruz county sheriff's office for 38-year-old deputy damon gutzwiller. he was married, had one child, and another one on the way. the last time the santa cruz sheriff's office last one of their own was the early 1980s. the first reports came in at 1:30 yesterday in the town of ben lomond, 30 miles south of san jose. police say this man, steven carrillo, is the suspect involved. he is an active duty u.s. air force sergeant at travis air force base in fairfield. this morning abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more. >> today we have last one of our own. he was a true hero. >> reporter: they're mourning the loss of 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzwiller. the sheriff said at 1:30 saturday afternoon a person was seen driving a van with bomb-making devices. police began investigating the van and were attacked. >> as deputies began investigating, they were ambushed with gunfire and multiple improvised explosives. >> officer down. lz set up by highland's pa

i'm liz kreutz. we'll look more at the protesterses and marches but let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen. >> good morning to you. it looks nice out there, but those wind are kicking up in spots. live doppler 7 showing you a few clouds but for the most part it will be a mostly sunny day. we have a wind advisory through the delta. notice about 5:00 tonight through 11:00, this is when the winds will gust to over 45 miles an hour. less wind here, but still a brisk day for you. we are 62 in oakland. a look from our east bay hills camera, a little bit of fog and the forecast calls for numbers to climb through the 60s around the bay. by noontime, also inland will be close to 70 degrees, but the northwest winds up to 20, 30, even 35-mile-an-hour gusts today will keep us in the 70s for our warmest locations. the cooling trend continues over the weekend, but will the winds last for your sunday? we have a warm-up in store. i'll have that for you with my accuweather seven-day forecast

i'm liz kreutz. we have plenty to get through this morning. t's start this hour with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning, liz. we'll continue to see the brisk onshore flow today, bringing temperatures down still in our inland valleys. take a look at that beautiful view from walnut creek and mt. diablo. 55 in the city. 59 in oakland. 56 in san jose and redwood city. good morning to you, santa cruz. surfers are already out, early this morning. the sun was up at 5:49. temperatures are in the low 50s there. it looks pretty good. maybe a little rough, due to the wind down there. 53 by the delta. 57 in concord. it's a little bit blown out there with the winds throughout the afternoon for sure. right now, the anywhere from about 10 to 20 miles an hour out of the west. . certainly another brisk to blustery afternoon with temperatures in the 60s, 70s arriving by 1:00. temperatures stay rather cool with a mostly sunny sky. what about sunday, though, will it be windy? we're tracking a warming trend for

i'm liz kreutz.the bay area today, following the death of george floyd. black lives matter march is planned across the golden gate bridge. that gets under way at noon. another protest and march planned for today is at the site of candle stick park. san francisco local nurses, teachers and other union members will march to candle stick around 10:30 this morning and kneel as colin capper knick did in 2016. >>> let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, liz. cooldown continues with another windy day along the shore. brisk along the coast. 60 in san jose right now. quite blustery with winds from the city to the shore line. 50s and 60s, 60s and 70s later on today and warmer next week. liz? >> lisa, thank ♪ you're a shining star no matter who you are shine it bright to see ♪ >>> we are back with earth wind & fire's "shining star." a little taste of spotify's playlist celebrating black musicians and up ahead in "binge this," news and entertainment you can binge and you

i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to the story behind that video in a moment. first a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. a lot of cloud cover out there for now, and a little bit of mist and drizzle, but the clouds will be decreasing and we're going to see a warmup today. here is live doppler 7. our sweep on top of mt. st. helena. from walnut creek a sliver of sun. 62 in oakland. mountain view checking in at 60. good morning, san jose, 59 for you and the shark tank there with just a little bit of cloud cover, low 50s santa rosa, low 60s in concord. so here is the plan for the rest of the day. we're looking at sunny skies, a few high clouds, numbers in the mid-70s inland by noontime. up to the mid 80s around dublin and pleasanton. how about 76 around hayward and low 60s half moon bay. we'll talk about when we warm up and for how long, it's in our outlook as we approach the summer solstice. >> thank you. >>> back to breaking news out of the east bay. an investigation sunday way after som

abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz joins us now with more on how the governors are responding to th this. liz? >> reporter: the governors are taking a different stance on how to approach this than president trump who called himself the law and order president. governor newsom said he rejected trump's call for aggression over the protesters. speaking from a black church inr newsom offered support and empathy for the protesters outraged following the death of george floyd one week ago today. >> you are right to feel wronged. you are right to feel the way you are feeling. >> reporter: while newsom called on the looting and the violence to stop, his tone was one of resolve. he said society as a whole needs t do better and do more to end systemic racism. >> the black community is not responsible for what's happening in this country right now. we are. we are. our institutions are responsible. we are accountable to this moment. let just call that out. >> reporter: newsom's remarks a contrast to president trump who on a call with state governors this morning called some governors weak and pushed f

i'm liz kreutz. we'll have the latest on the protests around the bay area, but let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa ar engine. >> good morning. we have a weather system to the north that could provide a few sprinkles for some of you. otherwise it's going to be a partly sunny day. this is how it looks north of the bay area with the clouds and light sprinkles. from the east bay you can see the scattered cloud deck. as we look at the north bay, you can see the layering of the clouds, from the high clouds to the low clouds with 60 in petaluma, 64 in concord. the climb in temperatures will be slow today. we'll have that steady onshore flow. with the breezy winds, numbers in the 60s and low 70s for the warmest inland valleys. we'll turn around for your sunday. last week of spring before summer begins. it's going to feel like it. details in a few minutes. >>> developing news out of the north bay this morning, police are looking for a man suspected of starting at least two

liz kreutz has the details. >> not quite prisoners, but it is that kind of vibe. >> reporter: cal maritime got special approval to begin in-person classes this month, but it is not normal university life. all faculty and staff were tested. and they wear face coverings. but the students under the guidelines 73 seniors now living back on campus are not allowed to leave. one student who reached out to abc 7 news and wished to remain anonymous says this is too restrictive. is this a fair bubble? >> absolutely not. the bubble that is trying to be created doesn't exist. we see faculty, staff, contractors and everyone else coming and going from campus every day. >> reporter: we asked the administration about this concern. how is it a true bubble if you are having dining hall staff, other staff and faculty coming and going? >> it is a controlled bubble. we know that it is not a full lockdown type situation for everybody. >> reporter: the issue hits at the challenges universities across the country are facing as they try to find ways to begin in-person classes. cal maritime admits it is not a perfe

good morning, everyone, i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we have a busy week ahead. first let's start with a quick look at your weather and the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. a lot of wind from the ocean continues today. later on we'll get into an offshore component. the national weather service has a red flag warning for later today. san jose is nice and 55 odowntown, still with clouds. san rafael, sunny, a few clouds. we've had the wind overnight throughout concord, the delta. san francisco now, 22 miles an hour. red flag warning from this afternoon for solano county through this evening. the mountains of the north bay. about a thousand feet from marin, sonoma, napa. northeast winds could gust from 45 to 50 miles per hour. a cooler day today. we'll talk about numbers barely reaching the 80s inland. >>> more businesses in san francisco will have to wait a little longer to reopen. here is what is not allowed to reopen just yet. salons, tattoo and piercing studios. san francisco public health director grant colfax explains. >> we've

i'm liz kreutz. we'll have a much closer look at the weekend and marches in the bay area. t a quick look at the weather and the wind we're tracking. hey, lisa. >> liz, good morning. that's not going to change. breezy and gusty winds to upper elevations right now. from our roof camera, check out that flag at pier 9. 55 in the city. 56 redwood city, 56 in san jose and pretty shot. the sun was up at 7:29. sun sets at 8:59. 54 in liver more. there's a look at the winds right now. here is a look at the upper

i'm liz kreutz. first let's take a look at the sunday morning forecast. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. you already have an indication of a warmer day, you see all the sunshine, and it's kind of mild in spots. live doppler 7 shows not a lot of fog left, just a little around pacifica and half moon bay and drifting around the city. 67 in san jose, 55 on the coast. from mt. tam you can see fingers of fog there. what about that 67 in santa rosa? you know it's going to be a warm day. 71 by the delta. we're already 10 to 12 degrees warmer in our north bay, a little bit of a wind there. temperatures coming up 5 to 10 degrees from yesterday's readings around the bay. we'll still have numbers near 80. at the coast, sea breeze and naturally fog. a beautiful day today although it is a little warmer. we'll talk about much warmer weather in just a few minutes, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news out of minneapolis. there was a shooting that happened over police say the 11 injuries are non-life-threatening. the shots broke out in the update commercial

. >>> good morning, everyone mooch i'm liz kreutz. can get tested for covid-19 for free at the home of the san jose sharks. santa clara county and the sharks have run this walk up testing site sap center all this past week. you can just walk in and take the quick test regardless of your immigration status. you'll even get a free piece of sharks gear and a chance at a sharks jersey. the site opens today at 9:00 a.m. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> it is nice and sunny here in san jose. check it out. it's clear and temperatures are mild. about 63 degrees. oakland with the clouds, 61 and very foggy up in the north bay. you can see the extent here of that low cloud deck on the peninsula. it's a cooler day today. winds are going to kick up. 60s coast, upper ♪ some things never change turn around and the time has flown ♪ ♪ some things stay the same though the future remains unknown ♪ ♪ may our good luck last, may our pasts be past times moving fast it's true ♪ >>> i wanted to wait for the note. we are

i'm liz kreutz.et to the situation in atlanta in just a moment, but if you're just joining us, this half hour, we are going to start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. we're starting out with fog, even some mist and drizzle at the coast. you may need your wipers for a little bit but sunshine is on the way. we have a warming trend on the way for your weekend as well. so looking outside sun coming up in about 20 minutes or so. 58 in the city, it is 59 in mountain view with 60 in san jose. emeryville awfully gray there and numbers in the low 50s from santa rosa so it is milder by a couple of degrees this morning with all the cloud cover. 55 in napa. the plan then at 10:00 we'll have partly cloudy skies and a few 70s inland but those warmer numbers, those oranges come into play in our east bay valleys and that means we'll see some 80s arriving, getting close to it in the south bay by 1:00, we're in the mid-70s and late

liz kreutz was there. >> i'm here in marin city where hundreds of people have gathered to peacefully protest the death of george floyd. you see people raising their hands in the air behind me. it's a very diverse crowd, multigenerational. kids, families are out here. 7 there have been several speakers including these young african american women who planned the protest. a marin police officer spoke. she was not in uniform. she apologized and said law enforcement needs to be better. in a memorable moment, tupac's sister who lives in sausalito spoke. she was very emotional. i realize the audio is slightly off. >> we are worthy. each one of you is just as precious as george floyd. >> and i also spoke to a local educator here who came out with his 6-month-old son. here's what he had to say. >> you look at statistics, you look at scientific data, the world is going to look like him in the next 100 years, less than that. so we all are one. >> that was also mentioned that marin county is not a very diverse county, and earlier the tiburon police department put out a notice to the community w

i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to that in a moment. s look at our sunday father's day forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. happy father's day. we have our coastal fog and looking at clear conditions as well so it's going to be a slightly warmer day today inland and that trend is going to continue as we go through the first full week of summer. it's gray in the city at 57. 56 in mountain view. oakland 61 and beautiful view from our sutro tower camera, sales force poking out in the distance 59. less of a lel delta, milder thi morning, three to five degrees milder so going through the afternoon, it's in the 80s by noontime, in m aund the bay, aanywhere from about eight to ten degrees above average. while it's hot inland, it's cool at the coast and the trend will be for very little change but we'll still have our summer spread. i'll explain coming up. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> we are following breaking news out of minneapolis this morning. a man is dad and 11 others hurt after a shooting overn

i'm liz kreutz.st bay, an investigation is under way after someone shot at chp officers in hayward. we have brand new video from overnight, take a look here, happened around 2:00 this morning on northbound 238 at llewellyn boulevard. the chp confirms officers were shot at. none of them are hurt. we have calls in for more details on exactly what happened. >>> let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. and from our east bay camera, you can see how cloudy it is here, still around concord and livermore and it is 58 in san francisco where you canee he graysky. 61 in concord. breezy at the coast, upper 60s liz?bout 85 far inland. >> lisa, thank you. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> welcome back to "gma" on th >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. overseas, thousands of protesters in france joined the demonstrations against police brutality and racism, marching in central paris on sunday. -- saturday. and in london, black lives matter

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we need everyone to engage in a meaningful dialogue that i think would make us better. >> liz kreutz, abc7 news. >>> and the walt disney company is pledging $5 million to support nonprofits that advance social justice. the first donation is $2 million to the naacp. disney is the parent company of abc7. and we've curated a list of the local branches of the naacp, as well as the aclu and other organizations. it's part of our take action initiative on race resources. you'll find it at abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> and a programing note. tomorrow's edition of midday live will air at 10:00 a.m. that will be followed by a full abc7 coverage of the family memorial for george floyd in minneapolis. delivering the eulogy will be the reverend al sharpton. the service is scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m. >>> and we are still workin to build a better bay area in the midst of the protests and the coronavirus pandemic. tonight we look at the long-term impact working from home could have on everything from traffic to transit. >>> well, business insurance cover vandalism and this virus is testing all of

. >> good afternoon, i'm liz kreutz in for kristen sze. welcome to our daily program called getting answers. we're asking your questions every day at 3:00 to get answers for you in realtime. remember you can always join us on our facebook live and youtube live. we're talking with the co-founder of seven stills brewery in san francisco, just days away from being able to hope their beer garden. a tour of what they're doing to keep you safe, but first, today we have jasper, the 17-year-old transgender man over the weekend confronted by an adult couple after hoping to place pride flags in a local park for pride month. a transactivist who serves at the board of directors joining us for that conversation. first, a clip of the of your [] business. >> you look like a female. there's only two, male and female. that's it. >> all right. well, we are joined now by jasper lotter and suzanne ford live now with us. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> and jasper, i told you this before, i live in that area and i saw that video on my next door

i'm liz kreutz. firefighters are battling the quail fire outside of winters in solano county.e burned 1,200 acres so far, 5%contained. 100 structures are threatened and evacuations are under way. eacuees can go to the three oaks community center in va vacaville. the san francisco fire department is sending 22 firefighters and five fire trucks to help out. >>> let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist l.a. l. >> bree lisa argen. >> you can see the winds here from our roof camera, in the 50s out there right now, a cool day on the way, with the wind gusts pretty strong at the coast. so 58 in concord. 56 only in the low to mid-70s there and gusty winds at our beaches. liz? >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now "good morning ame [ cheers and appla [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma" in philadelphia. this protest turned into a wedding celebration. how about that? as newlyweds, dr. carrieann perkins and michael gordon, celebrated their special day with thousands of demonstrators who cheered them on, the couple then marched wit

it is thursday, june 17th, i'm liz kreutz. than foroi >> good morng, liz. how re you?you. it will be a hot one today, so brace yourselves as you head out. it is pretty clear on live doppler 7. let's throw the winds out there. you can see there is not a wind. so free air conditioning is turned off once again. there is a lack of clouds. and let's take a look at highs today, 77 at half moon bay, 81 at san francisco, mid-80s to even a few low 90s around the bay and look at all those mid to upper 90s inland. one of the hottest days moving forwar barmer than average all 7 days. i'll show you that coming up. inlvn a stdoff at a the live d home, this is new video coming in right now, so you can see the area. this is near the scene at center road, and police can be heard telling the suspect to surrender. we're following the story and we'll bring you any updates as they come in. >>> in walnut creek, a large "black lives matter" protest took place last night. they ended up marching directly to the mayor's house. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with more on what happened. g

>>> i'm liz kreutz in for kristen sze today. this is our daily program called "getting swers." this is pride month and today we'll hear a trans member rowli rowling's controversial comments and trump administration rolling back a policy that prevented lgq of discrimination. fourth anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting where 49 people died. and libby shaf talking about police reform and systemic racism in oakland but first begin with medical updates as we are now more than two weeks into protests around the country in the middle of this pandemic. abc special correspondent dr. nt alok patel. dr. patel, good afternoon, good to see you and thanks for joining us. >> good to digitally see you as well. >> yes, that's how we got to do it these days. dr. patel, let's start off by giving you a big picture of what we see in california. we hear cases are going up. what does that really mean? >> california is one of over 20 cases where they've gone up including napa and marin county. there's a wide variety of factors of why this may be. some suspect it was related to memorial day, whi

. >> reporter: on the ground, our own liz kreutz was on the bridge and witnessed some drivers getting out to cheer on protesters. >> it was awesome. the energy was crazy. people were just united, same goal. we want to end police brutality but also we want systemic change, you know. >> black lives matter! >> if getting from point a to point b is more important than preventing countless people of color from dying and being wrongfully imprisoned, you know, just excluded from financial progress, then you need to think of priorities. >> reporter: dozens of police officers were present but no confrontations. >> we're here to fight for justice. we're not here to fight. >> reporter: tiana day who organized the protest with her sister was also there with her dad. they told me they're serious about systemic change. they plan to start a nonprofit and raise money for scholarships for black youth. >>> thousands of people came out for racial justice around the bay area today. in san francisco hundreds of people filled mission street marching to the mission street police station. some officers surro

>> reporter: on the ground our own liz kreutz was on the bridge and noticed? drivers getting out to cheer on protesters. >> it was awesome. the energy was crazy. like people were just united, same going, we want to end police brutality, but also like we want systemic change. you know? >> black lives matter! >> if getting from point a to point b is more important than preventing like countless people of color from dying, from being wrongfully imprisoned, you know, from -- just excluded from financial progress, then you know, you need to think of priorities. >> reporter: dozens of police officers were present but no confrontations. >> we're here to fight for justice. we're not here to fight. >> reporter: tiana day, who also organized this with her sister, was there with her dad. they are serious about systemic change. they told me they plan to start a non-profit, raise money for scholarships for black youth. in san francisco kris reyes for abc 7 news. >> it is remarkable it all got organized so fast. kris, many thanks to you. now, union members from around the b

i'm liz kreutz in for kristen sze today. thank you to our daily program called "getting answers." we get answers from experts in realtime. today, i'll share my conversation with the president of san jose's police officer association. they along with san francisco's police union announced their plan for reform and a pledge to remove racist officers. we'll also get reaction to this plan from a local law professor, but first, some big news today with the fda drug's hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine to treat covid-19. so what does this mean? that's whatjoing me is ucsf inf disease specialist, peter chin hahn and you can always ask your questions in realtime on facebook live and youtube live, so extend us your questions right now and we'll get chatting. good afternoon, doctor. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, liz. thanks for having me on. >> so doctor, for people who are just joining us right now, as they're starting to put their questions in, tell us a little bit about what the fda has announced today regarding hydroxychloroquine. >> for many of us in the field, it's kind of ab

. >> reporter: on the ground, our own liz kreutz was on the bridge and witnessed some drivers getting out to cheer on protesters. >> it's awesome. the energy was crazy, like, people were just united saying, go, we want to end police brutality, but also we want systemic change. >> black lives matter. >> if getting from point a to point b is more important than preventing countless people of color from dying, from being ul imprised then, you know, you need to take a priority. >> reporter: dozens of police officers were present but no confrontations. >> we're here to fight for justice. we're not here to fight. >> reporter: in san francisco, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> thousands of people came out for racial justice around the bay area today. in san francisco, hundreds of people filled mission street marching to the mission street police station. some officers surrounding the station stood, others chose to kneel. hundreds more marched in downtown mill valley shouting, i can't breathe. and no justice, no peace through their masks. and in the east bay, occupy hayward held a solidarity prot

i'm liz kreutz. we'll get to that in a moment. let's look at our sunday forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. happy father's day. a little low clouds and fog. the low fog deck has been compressed. pretty dark in oakland at 62. it is 55 in novato. there is patch of fog by pacifica at 56 degrees. the warmup is quicker today with fog retreating to the coast. by later on 3:00 or 4:00, 92 by the delta. low 60s in pacifica and the cool sea breeze returns for locally breezy winds. >>> breaking news out of minneapolis a man is dad and 11 others hurt after a shooting that happened overnight. police say those 11 injuries are all non-life-threatening. this is brand new video from the scene, shots first broke out sometime after 11:00 last night our time at several bars and restaurants. one witness describes hearing 30 to 40 shots at once. no one is in custody but early reports say more than one person ilgal fireworks reported kwmo. across the bay area for weeks s hilgz with hills with the look at the problem and why it seems more prevalent lately. >> reporter:

i'm liz kreutz.s start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa ar engine. >> good morning. we have a weather system to the north that could provide a few sprinkles for some of you. otherwise it's going to be a partly sunny day. this is how it looks north of the bay area with the clouds and light sprinkles. from the east bay you can see the scattered cloud deck. as we look at the north bay, you can see the layering of the clouds, from t

i'm liz kreutz.or also present formal resolutions to the board at its the black lives matter movement with the goal of eliminating racial inequities. earlier this month the san jose police department will ban rubber bullets. teachers in oakland will hold a ral lane car caravan in support of the george floyd resolution to leenim nate the school district's police department. this is part of the ten days of action. tomorrow's rally starts at 4:00 p.m. on the corner of broadway and 11th street. the board of education will vote on wednesday whether to defund the school district police department. >>> let's get a check of our father's day forecast with lisa argen. >> liz, good morning to you. we certainly have our fog here in the city, but already holes in the overcast here. it will be a cool and comfortable day here from san francisco to the peninsula, with that sea breeze right now t is 55 downtown. 64 in mountain view with 62 in san jose. a warmup is going to arrive today around the bay, just modestly a

i'm liz kreutz. an unlawful assembly to disperse a crowd overnight after seeing side shows.e around the same time protesters took to the streets outside city hall late yesterday. officers say people threw fireworks and other explosives at them. >> we were seeing the side show, seeing the cars spin donuts. it's not a safe situation. we still have the responsibility to keep the public safe, even if you're protesting. you know, we wouldn't be able to justify sitting back and watching while those cars spin donuts, hit somebody and maybe run somebody over and kill them. >> some officers took a knee with protesters to show their support. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. gusty winds throughout the day today. beautiful view from or exploratorium camera. good morning, san francisco. mid 60s for you as well as pacifica. from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see the wind there. it's going to get stronger throughout the day. it's quite gusty in our upper elevations. 56 in napa with 60 in concord. we look at our win

i'm liz kreutz. happening today it's the last day you can be tested for free.his walk up testing site all this past week. no symptoms, appointment or health insurance our needed. you can just walk in and take a quick test regardless of your immigration status, by the way. the site opens today at 9:00 a.m. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. lots of fog here on our east bay hills camera pretty picture, but it's clear in concord, livermore, san jose. it's 61 in san jose. this is san rafael where we're looking at some slow clearing. 57 in napa, look for low 60s, windy in the city with upper 80s inland. >> thanks for joining >>> it's your time. >> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. the coronavirus pandemic put love on hold for clare crawley after she was announced as the new bachelorette back in march but this morning, we have some breaking bachelorette news that will have fans seeing roses coming up in our second hour. dan's got the dvr set. >> yes. >> ready to go. ready to binge. >> absolutely.