. >>> well, seven painful months after that deadly mass shooting in orinda, state laws are changing, and it's impacting airbnb and other short term rental companies. last halloween, five people were killed when gunfire broke out at a rented home. to this date, no one has been charged in that case. today the state senate approved a bill from east bay senator steve glazer. it would increase fines as much as $5,000 for violating short-term rental rules. the bill now goes to the state assembly. >>> well, new at 11:00, reunited. the former president obama is helping his former vice president. a virtual fund-raiser tonight. >> and i am here to say that help is on the way if we do the work because there's nobody that i trust more to be able to heal this country and get it back on track than my dear friend joe biden. >> seems like old times seeing those two together. president trump was also on the campaign trail this evening. he held a rally in phoenix amid a surge of coronavirus cases in arizona. >> people went to the polls and voted during world war i. they went to the polls and voted dur

no arrests have been made in orinda and santa clara, but i do want to point out just minutes ago san francisco police told us there have been 46 arrests for looting, 15 of which were residents, plus 13 citations. and as far as curfew violations, there have been 87 arrests, half of which were residents. we'll keep a close you on this as we learn more. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> all right, stephanie, thank you for that. >>> san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has announced a resolution to prohibit the hiring of police officers would have previous findings of misconduct. boudin says it would hold the city's police department to a higher standard. the resolution was announced in response to the death of george floyd of minneapolis by a police officer. the officer derek chauvin had 17 complaints during his nearly two decade was the department. >>> hundreds of people in san jose helped to clean up graffiti and vandalism done to local businesses in recent days. the volunteers we spoke to echo mayor sam liccardo's message from monday. they stand with those advocating for equali

the sameurwsed i orinda that imposed dinner takeout service. the county board of supervisors voted to impose an emergency curfew countywide effective immediately from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> so are the latest restrictions infringing on our first amendment rights? abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra spoke with protesters who were recently arrested. stephanie? >> yes, larry, we've heard from protesters arrested shortly ater the curfew was enforced in san jose. and it's not just the lack of warning they're upset about, but what they consider a violation of their first amendment rights. >> black lives are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up, fight back! >> mandated curfews enforced across most of the bay area. an unprecedented response to handle violent protests. when have we ever seen this before? protesters like alex lee picturesed here are now asking that question after his arrest in san jose sunday night. >> police have rolled up on to the curb in their police suv without warning to say hey, get the hell o

is on especially in the inland areas of the north bay and east bay livermore 95 degrees hayward 87 orinda 79 degrees with widespread mid 80's for oakland and even all the way into richmond as well but conquered and walnut creek flirting with that century mark warming up to 98 degrees napa 94 in santa rosa 97 degrees for your thursday afternoon and taking a look ahead at the extended forecast. finally relief for coastal areas starting on friday and also for most of this weekend, but unfortunately, for those of you and our inland valleys you're going to stay in the 90's for most of the upcoming 7 days of summer officially starts on saturday, but it looks like for you summer has already begun, especially arriving on thursday back to you catherine thank you members. >>you can bid on a zoom date with ken reeves and also after the break the companies behind local bands. rice and jim i'm a pancake brand they say they're making big changes and next week on for hosting a live town hall will have mayors from all over the bay area talk about the changes cities are making after protest highlighting r

we have seen officers from orinda and pittsburgh out here this afternoon. we also know that rubber bullets and tear gas were deployed on these protesters to get them off of the freeway. at this point the freeway is clear but they were on at some point. part of the problem here may have been walnut creek changed its curfew time. it had been 8:00 and it suddenly became 6:00. at 6:00 when they were on the freeway they were suddenly in violation of that curfew that is likely when the engagement started. we do not have a ilat this time as soon aswe learn more we ve above way interstate 680, kpix 5. >> the question is where do they go. thank you ondrea .>>> the clock is ticking towards a brand-new curfew in oakland and it is set to take effect in less than an hour. our katie nielsen is live with hundreds of protesters in front of city hall. katie. >> reporter: we are here in oakland at city hall. this protest started at oakland tech and was supposed to end up at the oakland police department but now we have speakers on the back of a flatbed truck speaking right i

degrees hayward 83 degrees in concord warming up into the mid 90's but cooler for those of you in orinda 76 degrees with oakland warming up to 82 degrees and richmond in the low 80's low 90's for nap at 91 degrees and 93 degrees for those of you in santa rosa in the north bay, so fortunately wind speeds going to stay on the breezy side around 20 miles per hour less and we are going to continue with that cooling trend thursday through friday. and then this weekend below average temperatures on saturday, another windy weekend on tap for the bay area and then warming up to near average by the 2nd half of the weekend back to you. thank you members are. california lawmakers are proposing a change in police protocol to create a standard use of force for rubber bullets this after a protester was hit in the eye with a rubber bullet, a man who will probably lose his sight and that i i i'm rachel wolf. >>has the story. >>on may 29 to my life was forever changed mia love is a medical assistant and mother of 2 who says she was a victim of police brutality and protesting against a freeway overpass at

also orinda.rinda are being encouraged to actually decorate their house for the fourth and with noon on july 4, everybody is being encouraged to go outside and scream, the reason is it will be a tribute to essential workers. also, we found out there are a couple fireworks shows out there you cannot attend but this is how to move forward according to the city websites in gilroy happening at gilroy high school. again, no parking, nobody can come, you are on the property and you can see going up. then, the other at chuck hoffman field in cloverdale. again, nobody can actually pull your cars up, but, being in cloverdale it is small from the house property or where you live you will be able to see the fireworks. >> very good, you cannot keep the spirit. >>> this is also coming up this weekend. the san francisco pride celebration in years past will normally take over parts of the city, but, of course, the covid- 19 pandemic, that is all change, this year the event celebrating 50 years of pride is largel

so, that's also the curfew in the neighboring towns of lafayette and orinda. restaurants can now offer dinner service. hopefully that will help. the curfew is now in place for the entire county as officials try to prevent the vandalism and the looting that has been happening at night. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now only on abc7 news. san jose police chief is apologizing for his officer being investigated for possible misconduct during a protest. >> i do sincerely apologize if i seem cavalier with the officer's action on video. >> reporter: he regrets the statement he maid sunday about jared yuen who antagonized the crowd at friday's protest. >> i'm not happy with his actions. i'm sure if jared was sitting here, he would be embarrassed, as well. i can tell you i know jared and he is a good kid who made a mistake. i should not have said that he's a good kid. now, i know the officer personally. and he's worked very hard for this department. at the end of the day, the actions unprofessional and not going to be tolerated. >> repo

in san jose maybe about 72 degrees in pleasanton about 62 degrees in san leandro 72 in orinda 70 degrees in pittsburgh, pretty good delta breeze blowing by tomorrow afternoon about 69 degrees in petaluma next few days. keep those temperatures down to start out the weekend that will warm up a little bit on sunday and then much warmer back into the 90's by the middle of next week. >>much lauren so we have much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 wineries in sonoma county are back open tonight. and you don't have to order food when you're there. but there is something you should do before making plans. google is also making changes to its advertising policies to prevent discrimination find out what the company plans on banning in advertisements. and up next a warning to parents after a number of teenagers have come down with a a warning for parents right now after a number of teenagers at least one state have come down with a severe lung illness. >>and it turned out not to be covid-19 mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>it's an alarming health scare teens with symptom

bart riders will not have to worry about server shutdowns near orinda on the 4th of july weekend parts as crews finish the track replacement project in the earlier. actually earlier than planned. crews have been working on replacing equipment on that track way since april the work led to bart service delays and traffic backups on highway 24 the project is expected to shut down service again on the july 4th holiday weekend. well here's a live look outside the golden gate bridge for a little foggy. >>certainly we have john trickle in the weather center keeping an eye on that another update for us here in just a bit. >>this week we're celebrating 50 years of pride in san francisco and this morning we meet the voice of a new generation opera singer. brianna sinclair is leading the way and kron 4 sanaz tahernia had a chance to speak with her about one of her major accomplishments. >>dying light back on you you're the first trans woman to ever perform the national anthem at a professional sporting event. what was that like. oh my gosh i was i was really nervous, really because when you're de

fonow reporting in orinda right now harvey kron 4 news.>thanks to 5 members of congress now working to ensure justice for george floyd and all people of color. the new laws they want to see passed in the coming weeks. up next prosecutors have charged 3 more officers in the death of george floyd what california senator kama

clouds and fog not only at the coastline but also near oakland, berkeley, maybe even back towards orinda and lafayette. for the north bay, some low clouds even down near gilroy as well. through the afternoon, we'll get the sunshine here but if you're headed near the beaches, do expect some patchy areas of clouds. as we move through the morning hours, we'll start with low and mid-60s. overall a really nice start for tomorrow morning. again, remember as you get closer to san francisco, the bay and the coast, you could encounter a little bit of fog if you're up and about tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow going to stay very stable for us. i don't see any major increases. this leaves us with a perfect day in the south bay. 86 in san jose. no upper 90s in the east bay. i got you right there at 85 in walnut creek. 73 oakland. 75 in hayward. winds not that gusty for the peninsula. only out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. 79 in redwood city. then there you go. temperatures dropping off in daly city to the 60s. also in san francisco where we get that chilly ocean breeze out of the west

so, that's also the curfew in the neighboring towns of lafayette and orinda. now offer dinner service. hopefully that will help. the curfew is now in place for the entire county as officials try to prevent the vandalism and the looting that has been happening at night. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now only on abc7 news. san jose police chief is apologizing for his officer being investigated for possible misconduct during a protest. >> i do sincerely apologize if i seem cavalier with the officer's action on

as the treasuries will bear but this will not relieve or remove the moral stain on their otherwise orinda is a horrific record. the canadian province of british columbia has launched an investigation after reports of hospital workers playing a racist game according to reports doctors nurses had been betting on the level of alcohol in the blood of indigenous patients the game had reportedly been called the price is right after the popular game show it's also claimed it was not isolated to one facility the region's health minister adrian ticks was outraged by the claims. if true it is intolerable and acceptable and racist and and its effect on patient care is intolerable and acceptable and racist. indigenous people do frequently suffer discrimination in canada including from its health service according to the british columbia patient safety and quality council there are many cases where indigenous people do receive delays to treatment or are even denied medical help or sages are sometimes carried out improperly to without respecting a patient's heritage while cases have been recorded when

we'll stay with the maps if we can and we'll report this weekend the orinda station for b.a.r.t. closed for the weekend bass work. there's a bus bridge in place. back to you. >>> 5:21. ready to roll the dice. the big changes being made at tahoe casinos. they're finally reopening their doors. you're watching "today in the bay." z3wvnz z1s6z y3wvny y1s6y >>> new overnight, a shocking story unfolding in alabama where the bodies of seven people found shot to death after a fire in a home. it happened near huntsville, two hours north of birmingham. rescue crews only found the bodies after the fire was out. just a short time ago the sheriff said they indicated there was no further threats. governor newsom addressed racism and injustice during a visit to stockton yesterday. he met with small business owners at stockton's waterfront warehouse. many are struggling with the impact of coronavirus. the upheaval connected with george floyd's death is also now casting a heavy shadow on business. >> we have a budget to negotiate with the legislature that has $100 million in micro loans targeting

all of alameda county along with the cities of san francisco, danville, and/or orinda, 8 until 5:00 a.m. san jose and santa clara are on curfew at 8:30 p.m., and lafayette at 9:00 p.m. >>> governor newsom had support for protesters today but warned that violence would not be tolerated. the governor's comments came a few hours after a call president trump held with state governors who called on states to be more aggressive in handling the protesters. 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 t

. >> seven painful months after the deadly mass shooting in orinda state laws are changing and it's impacting air bnb and other short-term rental companies. last halloween, five people were killed and one gunfire broke out in a rented home. to this day, no one has been charged in the case. and today, the state senate approved the bill from east bay senator steve glazer. it would increase fines by as much as $5,000 for violating short-term rental rules. the fine is to make the fine so harsh to make landlords think twice of renting out so-called party houses. >> disturbing pray painted messages, an officer found the first around 11:00 last night. someone wrote the words on the wall in red paint. this morning, similar images were found in three other locations. police believe the same person is responsible for all the writings. department said that these types of incidents will not be tolerated in its community. >> is it around arsonist or illegal fireworks. someone sparked eight grass fires around kelly park in san jose. that is just south of happy hollow zoo. several homeless people live in th

well, bart riders will have to worry about service shutdowns near orinda during the 4th of july weekend. bart says that its crews have finished the track replacement project. actually faster than originally planned they've been working on replacing equipment there at the track way since april. the work led to a park service delays and traffic backups on highway 24. the project was expected to shut down service again for the 4th of july holiday weekend but now it won't so feel free to use the trains going to travel. community suffering from the coronavirus pandemic also have to worry about the possibility of power shut-offs from pg need this year. but the utility company predicts the blackouts won't be as bad as we've seen in these last couple of years we've got geils now to explain. >>this year is a tough one for small business the effects of coronavirus pack a punch and here in plaster ville hot windy weather will bring the dreaded power shut-offs to have this again is like in the face sack rico callous owns the wine smith where power was on and off for 2 weeks last year. >>people who

like the bedlam behind me just taking precautions with everything else going on for now reporting in orindaht on harvey kron 4 news very good. thank you rain up and let's go outside the quick look at the golden gate bridge as we take a brief break. >>be back with more headlines in a minute people looking shot here blue skies just remember it is going to be extremely hot. so be ready for that. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's. >>and we're back at 8.41 social-distancing home isolation. it's been hard for some and it can take a toll on the mental health of teenagers particularly with mandy gaither with more in today's health minute. >>drive-by diplomas virtual proms it's been a year like no other for teens and for some back can be mental health were seen an increase in depression for especially for teenagers at children's healthcare of atlanta doctor sarah lazarus says she's seen a rise in intentional ingestion is in the emergency room parents of teens, especially need to be vigilant be on the lookout for any warning signs of depression and you know wan

sunrise, these early morning hours, that's your time to get outside, as we look for the hills near orindathat sun comes up this morning. right now we're in the upper 50s to low 60s. we know that for some of us it's going to be hot again today as we reach into the upper 80s and low 90s. a few spots even reaching near 100 degrees. we'll talk more about this spread in temperatures across the bay area and what's ahead. mike, you've b ahead for the mo commute. >> i want to take a look at the peninsula, palo alto, look at all the cars for highway 101. a good volume of traffic. a little glow from lights. low clouds in the distance. driving is fine on our sensors, no delays. two incidents marking the maps, disabled vehicles just off the main freeway. i did want to show you to the bay bridge no slowing, contra costa county and the maze moves very nicely with no backup at the toll plaza. back over to you, marcus. >>> happening for you today community members in support of eliminating oakland unified school district's police department are hitting the streets to drum up support and they are not the

moraga orinda upper 70's for you from san ramon to concord low 80's, north base of our warmest of temperatures i mentioned that red flag warning in solano county and we are seeing some of our warmest temperatures there fairfield 86 today. santa rosa 80 degrees while 60's at the coast in stinson beach in point rays. tomorrow and wednesday are hottest days of the forecast upper 80's to low 90's for warmest inland temperatures. then we reverse the warming trend and we cool back down into the weekend much like the past couple of weekends with highs only in the 70's at their warmest by friday and saturday. back to you. all right, thank you john. now let's get to the roads as we again take a look at conditions out there on this monday morning, the bay bridge toll plaza camera shows a still nice and light heading through the gates themselves, no issues on the span so you actually making pretty good time. >>from oakland into san francisco at least during the 05:00am hour this will certainly build as we head closer to 6 o'clock so keep it tuned for the update. the san mateo bridge also showing nice con

80's to low 90's with low 90's for those of you in livermore at 92 degrees hayward in the low 80's orinda 70 degrees. an oakland 79 degrees for your afternoon highs now, but 87 degrees in santa rosa 90 degrees by friday afternoon and take a look ahead at the extended forecast very little change temperature wise inland still going to remain hot in the upper 80's to low 90's with 70's and 80's along the coast and east bay shoreline back to you grant vicki thanks for brees up next a fresno county lemonade stand is finding sweet success, thanks to thinking outside the box. >>the cute commercials. my name is christine payne, i'm an associate here at amazon. come on christian, step onto the blue line. good! stay safe, man. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. have a good day. the safety of amazon community is very important. you're good to go, sir. thank you! if i can take care of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. step onto the blue line, sir. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. this is my passion. have a good d

as things are still in place and things are still moving along but for now reporting out here in orindaht on harvey kron 4 news. thank you reyna. >>time now 6.41 as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside we have our san mateo bridge camera showing us some sunshine coming down on the cause traffic is moving fine, but it is going to be a hot one today with the sun already beginning to warm things up we'll have a complete look at the forecast with john trouble in just a bit. >>6.44 is the time and we're right in the middle of a heat wave in today's going to be the hottest day, yes, the good news is it won't be as long as last week's heatwave the live look out here at sfo shows the sunshine already beaming down on the airport let's chat with john trimble find out more about what the outlook is good morning. john. >>you know short, but not so sweet real like that it's not going to take us through the weekend but one day of 90's and triple digits long enough for sure yesterday was already a warm one today is going to be even warmer than that. tomorrow we begin to back up so today

orinda is somewhere covered in all that fog.e stuck under this marine layer. that is what the golden gate ridge looks like right now. i have good authority that the fog will move out. it is june 14th. allie, i know you like this weather, don't you? >> i would say, i appreciate the fog. always a concern in the summer months, it will not get too hot this week. we will expect it to warm up. >> yes, good morning to you. it is those clouds throughout the morning that keep us very comfortable in the afternoon. we have plenty of overcast skies, frank mentioned to the bridge. we will take a look at the golden gate bridge. we have thicker fog, closer to the ground that we have seen in recent days. you can expect patchy fog on highway 1. it looks like visibility is improving. visibility was down to about a mile earlier. averages for the afternoon today, notably warmer, especially inland and around the bay. inland cities, upper 80s are expected for you. around the bay, we will have upper 70s. along the coast, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy

the first protests are set to get underway this morning outside in orinda.testors are planning to march across the golden gate bridge. there is also a protest scheduled to start outside of hayward city hall at 1:00 p.m. then 2:00 there is a protest in santa clara county. one of today's largest demonstrations is expected to take place at the old site of candle stick park to take a knee. >>> today's rally follows several marches across the bay area yesterday. in the city of pittsburg people protested police brutality racism and the death of gore george floyd. >>> demonstrators gathered in alameda in honor of all black lives lost to police brutality. the organizers asked that people wear masks and try to socially distance. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that caused damage to a theater. it happened at the san lorenzo theater. the flames gutted the roof top of the theater. alameda county's efforts to restore the theater have been on hold due to the high costs. this morning firefighters in fairfield remain at the scene of a fast movi

this will add about 25 minutes to your trip so tack that on the track of placement project at the orinda. it started in may with schedule shutdowns for weekends now the next states are july 4th and 5th so jot that down to the south bay now mosquito control treatment of schedule in santa clara and the northern end of the men at a san jose international airport. this after santa clara county's vector control district confirmed west nile virus positive test and adult mosquitoes collected around the city about 10% of the affected area is residential with the rest being largely industrial the treatment will take place tuesday starting at 10:00am in the morning. that's going to last for 3 hours and it will be centered in the area of scott boulevard and walsh avenue. >>in the north police are investigating the city's 12th homicide of the year police say the man was shot shortly before 10 o'clock friday night on gateway drive. that's west of crest ranch park. the man was driven to the hospital but he later died. officers have not yet released the name of the victim and they've made no arrests th