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 yuen appears ready for actionojtincnd anor draws a reaction from the crowd. >> they're having a blast. >> reporter: he runs away and back and says -- andrea is a founding member of berkeley cop watch. >> he was escalating an already seemingly tense situation and making it worse. and thus endangering members of the public. >> reporter: in a second video, a woman asks him, why are you on that side? he answers -- seconds later he reaches around another officer and fires a projectile. the scuffle is on. cop watch points out those projectiles like the same one i picked up at the protest on friday can be dangerous fired that way. >> they are a crowd control weapon. they are meant to disperse crowds, e

here's liz and reggie. >> thanks, mike. reggie, are you thinking about going to a movie theater?re you in the space to go out and about like that yet? >> i am not. i will be watching movies on my own personal screen. >> me, too. i know, i just saw it and we were saying that california is opening movie theaters. wow, we're moving fast. yeah. >> not here we're not. >> same. >>> all right. is coronavirus testing the key to then being able to open camps this summer? one doctor is saying it is not a method. >>> what you >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >>> good news even though we're going through a mini heat spell here. our air quality will remain good in most neighborhoods and moderate in the east bay and santa clara valley and still healthy for everybody. here's a look at tomorrow and you can see we stretch from 67 at half moon bay and 97 in fairfield. srts tohr ltl bit. 66 in half moon bay to 94 in fairfield is our spread thursday and then look at this. 60s, 70s. for most of us, the 80s mainly around fairfield.

reggie? >>> the coronavirus outbreak at san quentin is growing. more than 1,000 inmates and 100 staff members have tested positive. of course, health in our various communities is something that abc7 is following closely as we look to build a better bay area. while this virus spreads within the prison. the outbreak is also concerning people who live in marin county because, of course, so many of the prison staff members also live there and shop there. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is live in san quentin with more on this. lauren? >> reggie, the situation is getting so bad that there is a court order that all staff at california state prisons must be tested by next monday. staff at san quentin must be tested by this thursday. now, a federal court order sites staff as the main vector for spreading the virus in state prisons. a woman who wanted to only be identified as danny spoke to us by phone about her 29-year-old son who is an inmate at san quentin and tested positive for covid-19. he c

reggie? >> mike, thank you. >>> in the north bay, sonoma county is reopening more today. sonoma coast beaches and parking lots will reopen to the public and this weekend you'll see more economic activity, including and this is a big one, indoor dining at restaurants. wineries and breweries. in-store shopping and barbershops and hair salons can reopen. churches would also be allowed to welcome up to 100 people for religious services. >>> usc plans to welcome its students back to. cas this fall. the university says classes will resume in august. everyone will be required to wear face masks and practice social distancing. classes and finals will wrap up by thanksgiving to minimize the threat of coronavirus as flu season begins. almost all in-person classes will be offered online. >>> voters in ferguson, missouri, has elected ella jones as the first black mayor. she will also be the first woman to lead the st. louis subbrb. historic victory comes six years after the deadly police shooting of mich

reggie? >> all right, thank you, jobina. >>> the owner of "bon magazine and admitting the photos aren't the only problem. >>> dancing in protest. >>> abc7 news. >> all news, all morning. >>> macy's no longer at risk of bankruptcy. the company secured $4.4 billion to repay its debt. macy's closed all of its stores and it started to reopen some locations. >>> a confrontation at a gas station in arizona led to a woman getting slapped. this all started when she was throwing racist remarks towards another customer. >> better go back. >> you just walked into it. >> so, you can hear the white woman telling another customer, quote, you're going back to mexico. just before this she went into the convenient store and complained that the pump wasn't working and the line for service was too long. she told the other customer she wasn't welcome there and needed to go back to her country. >> oh, wow, see. >> you deserved it, in your opinion. you pushed her and she smacked you. >> she grabbed me. >> nope. >>

>> goodern moi morning, reggie. tonight is the first night of curfew in place and it felt like the early days of shelter-in-place enacted and quiet for the most part after two days of violence and looting p.as nht a 5:00 this were pres morning. it will run for the next seven days. part of the reason for the curfew is tonned looting the department got wind of for sunday night, all according to police chief eddy garcia after millions of dollars in damage was done to businesses on friday leading to the arrest of 100 people. >> we have, however, seen episodes of violent conduct ranging from the horrific as we saw with the woman who drove her suv through the crowd. >> what are the consequences of those who do not follow the curfew? >> so, it's a code violation and what i'll say very judicious in the way we'll use it. >> chief garcia making it clear in the news conference sunday announcing the curfew that this is not martial law and that any power to arrest someoatgrf be u judiciously. the curfew allows for very few excep

reggie? >> jobina, thank you. >>> marches and demonstrations still going strong here in the bay area and we expect to see at least two more tonight in mountainview and fremont. here's some sky video from some of the events we saw yesterday. thousands gathering in front of mission high school. the police chief says the event was peaceful and this morning we are hearing from chief bill scott and abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at sfpd headquarters. amy? >> hi, good morning, reggie. the chief seemed very please would the march, with what he saw last night. he seemed very proud of this city. chief bill scott saying that the march was overwhelmingly peaceful and said it was a testament to the spirit of this city that so many people came together and there weren't any major problems. he said he knows there is a lot of pain and frustration out there and that the way black people are treated by police has to change. he said he thinks this city can lead the way to change. >> mayor and i are bot

reggie? >> he is the man who knows what's going on. we listen to him. thanks so much, jobina. >>> alameda officials discovered a subcommittee to address policing policies going forward after a black man was handcuffed and then pinned to the ground by police officers last month. watkins said he was only dancing in the street. members of the community brought up this incident multiple times at a special city council meeting last night. >> i also support defending the pay in the detainment of mr. watkins pending independent review. >> the police department has said it will no longer respond to calls like the one they received about watkins. someone complained that he was intoxicated or suffering from mental illness. the city council plans to meet again to discuss police tactics in late july or early august. >>> joseph deangelo is going to serve several life sentences. he admitted in court that he is the golden state killer. >> you admit the special circumstance of murder in the first degree? >>

here's reggie. a rit, mike, thank you. >>> new video this morning of a nasty four-car crash on highway 85 in san jose. you're seeing most of these cars with major damage. and one person is reportedly in critical condition. this crash happened near the union avenue off ramp some time around 11:30 last night. and just a moment ago, you saw a driver taking a sobriety test and then being led away in handcuffs. >>> happening today, pg&e is expecting to plead guilty to 84 felony counts of involuntary manslaughter for its role in the camp fire. the wildfire killed 85 people. it was the most deadly and destructive in state history. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live with the details on this. good morning, julian. >> hi, good morning, kumasi. we expect some emotional testimony inside of the courtroom today as pg&e pleads guilty taking responsibility for the 85 people killed in the 2018 camp fire. the nation's largest utility company is expected to plead guilty to 84 counts of manslaughter connected to

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. >>>

reggie? >> mike, thank you. >>> the sonoma is after after, discovery comes after nascar moved to ban the confederate flag from all of its racing events and nascar is coming together after a similar incident sunday. someone put a noose in the garage stall of driver bubba wallace at the talladega speedway. he is the black nascar driver that pushed for the confederate flag ban. >> what happened is absolutely disgusting and i was very, very mad about it. everyone was. but i thought today with everyone showing their support not only drivers, crew members, teams, the fans were really awesome and showing their support, too, of bubba and everybody. >> drivers painted i stand with bubba in the grass. ee a aace since did hetty dothe. co the finish line and stood behind wallace during the national anthem. by the way, bubba wallace is going to be on "the view" today you can watch at 10:00 this morning on abc7. >>> airlines are showing that they are serious when it comes to mask policies. in los angeles p

>> hi, kumasi and reggie and everybody. the smoke was going up and more vertical than turning horizontal which it was doing a little bit. that means the winds are pretty light and that will help the firefighters. if it was tomorrow morning or the weekend, the winds would be a huge disadvantage to the firefighters. but thankfully it's pretty calm there in san jose right now. winds around five to ten miles per hour. let's take a look at what's going on. we still have heat issues. a heat advisory continues for solano county. triple digitsndatthugh at least this evening. here's a look, the moon is about to set but a full moon coming up tonight and a strawberry moon in case you missed this one. east bay hills camera 69 at 1,800 feet. cooler conditions at the coast. serving summer spread for lunch and 81 to 90 around our bay and inland neighborhoods and 81 to 96 our last hot afternoon. enjoy 70s as you head out this evening. you'll notice the closer you are to the coast the breezes picking up this evening, that is a signal that t

>> hi, reggie. united has come out with the strictest policy so far, but new this morning, it's now looking like american airlines may soon follow. united says starting this thursday, if you don't wear a mask while you're onboard the flight, you will be placed on an internal travel restriction list. a no-fly list. this comes as a doctor at ucsf posted images on social media of passengers who were not wearing masks on a united flight. he was very upset. this happened on a flight from denver to san francisco. >> the gate agent didn't give them a mask, the flight attendant did not give them a mask and i just got really angry because i think that, you know, the airlines really owe it to us to prove that it's a safe place and a safe time to fly. i was floored. >> american is now saying they are also now considering banning passengers for not wearing masks. and other airlines say they're going to start cracking down and are expected to announce new policies in the next few weeks. passengers have mixed fee

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

reggie. >> i'll take it, mike. so this is a reminder at this point to check your fridge because there is a recall on nearly 43,000 pounds of ground f beef. the products are sold under thomas farms and market side butcher, some were sold at walmart. the meat was produced on june 1 and it has an establishment number of 46841 inside mark of infectifectiospectioins. in reports yet of anyone getting sick. >>> and as america eases into the summer travel season, one airport is unveiling new technology that is supposed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. houston's george bush enterta a feature. instead of handing a boarding pass or phone to the gate aagena computer will scan your face. two international gates are using it now with plans to expand. >> by the end of june, we'll implement it in three additional gates for a total of five. and then the plan is by october expand to 15 gates if our international travelers. >> only one bay area airport uses the facial technology. >> i feel a hot topic coming on. >> so do i.

good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you reggie and kumasi. i sure do know about that marine layer. i could use it in this room with the lights on. it's about 100. about your inland temperature. so, coming up on "gma" i will be sweating in my room here but talking about the stories including arizona seeing a spike in coronavirus infections and record hospitalizations. that's, of course, as president trump is getting set to visit that state or planning to give a campaign-style speech at a mega church. we'll have one of the nation's leading public health experts join us to discuss all of it this morning. >>> also, we are getting into the emotional day at the speedway. you saw nascar drivers rallying behind bubba wallace as the fbi is now joining the investigation into the noose that was found in his garage. nascar's first black female pit crew member will join us to talk about that. >>> and bachelor ben higgins is talking about reliving his season. finding love and what happened to olivia. if you watched that season, you'll want to see this. thi

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it is one of those days, reggie. >> i like it. you may not know this, but we have a long history of combining names. so that totally makes sense. >> so are you regki? >> i could be that, i could be like romasi. >> oh, yeah, i like that. >> yeah, i haven't done that in a long time thankfully. but, yeah. anyway, we shall move on. hi, everybody. it is friday. i hope you've had a decent week. if you haven't, let's try to get you a good weekend. at least weather-wise. here is a look, you can see that things are different this morning. the marine layer is back trying to hug san francisco and parts of the east bay shore and remind you that everything will be okay. the heat is going to go away for a little bit, at least in those areas while still inland it will be pretty warm today. more clouds, seasonably cool tonight. and summer starts astronomically at 2:43 tomorrow afternoon. and here is the cloud cover, by noon back to the coast. and we're in the mid-80s to near 90 in the south bay. mid-70s to mid-80s on the peninsula. low to mid-60s

here's reggie. >> thank you. breaking news, surprisingly good economic news during this coronavirus pandemic. about an hour ago the u.s. labor department released a jobs report that really no economist saw coming. the unemployment rate for may dropped to 13.3%. it was expected to go up to 19%. that's a significant change and that's down from 14.7% in april. 2.5 million jobs were added in the country last month. now as a sign that the country is reopening and this is a vast improvement over april's report that saw more than 20 million jobs lost. now is wall street reacting? you're about to see. we are now currently up 758 points. >> well, at abc 7 we are committed to helping to build a better bay area by focussing on four key areas iomy. recent i ampt t economy. stores owned by large corporations damaged because of looting, this he the ability to bounce back quickly from this but the same unfortunately cannot be said for many small businesses. she has the story about a woman in oakland that is stepping in to help.

good morning, reggie. happy monday. >> 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

. >> good morning, reggie. the first night of the curfew being in place in san jose, 55 people were arrested and sjpd reporting there was damage to many local small businesses in the area, so today the mayor along with many residents in the city will be out there helping clean things up. you are lookingmonday, and you working hard to clean up damage done by vandalism. the mayor was out there on monday and will be bk out isar a a durotni people after expressing themselves in another way. >> what we are seeing is power in our city to leverage the great energy and spirit of our community. >> volunteers will be given supplies to help clean up litter and graffiti, so you have to register at the beautify sj booth downtown on sixth street. at 10:00 this morning, people will be meeting and you are asked to bring yourourourourour mask when you show up. reporting live this morning, ve action if violence in the country doesn't stop. jobina has more on how he plans to do that. >> thank you, kumasi. president trump called o

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

here is reggie. >>> and we expect to learn more information about that deadly ambush that killed a santa cruz share wrif deriff deputy. on saturday, a heavily armed suspect shot and killed deputy damon gut wizwiller. laura martinez has more on this. >> reporter: investigators have identified the suspect as staff are sergeant steven carrillo. the fbi is investigating whether or not he is connected to the killing of a federal officer in oakland that happened last oo meer38eaol damon gutzwiller who in addition to being a deputy was both a father and a husband. now, the sheriff says in gutzwiller's 134 years wi4 year office, there was not one citizen complaint about him. there will be a press conference at 2:00 p.m. for an afaashe se that was injured, at last report that deputy is in the hospital and is in stable condition. reporting live, lauren martinez, abc 7. >>> and a former minneapolis police officer charged in george flid floyd's death is due in court today. he is the officer seen in that video pressing his knee into floyd's neck. today will be chauvin's first court appearance, his ch

reggie. >> a dmv field officers closed because of the pandemic are reopening. state closed all 169 offices in late march and it's been opening them in stages since early may. you are going to need an appointment. the first commerce allowed in today are people who have already reserved a time. now, behind the wheel driving tests aren't available because of physical distancing rules. customers visiting field offices are being asked to wear face masks. >> group hugs in restaurants in the east bay are welcoming back customers, the cautions go far beyond masks and gloves. >>> a big boost for the local economy. one of the largest malls in the bay area welcomes back shoppers today. first we get a check of the weather with mike nicco. >> we start in the tri-valley, mid- to upper-50s, that's after being in the mid-90s yesterday so that has opened the windows i'm weather. as you get up toward concord and pleasant hill. we see low- to mid-60s. mid- to upper-60s. elsewhere, temperatures are running pretty much in the 50s until you get around oakland and also mountain view,

yesterday i had reggie jackson join my management meeting and reggie is a great friend of mine and heas talking about coming up in the minors in the '50s and '60s and when he played pro ball and what it was like fighting racism and how we overcame that. he told a story which i thought was moving, talked about playing for the new york yankees and he said, you know, what does it take to be reggie jackson in the summer when you've already got 100 games behind you and it's 100 degrees outside and he said, you know, my neck hurts, i'm hot, my wrist is really sore and thurmond munson catcher of the yankees yeah mine too, my back hurts as well and ron gidry was pitching that day and said i can barely stand but we're in this thing together it shows you we're in this thing together and we have to really work together and it's possible. >> bill, finally, i recently talked to peat gel singer here a cnbc and said tech will do better than gdp here, software will do better than tech i wonder if you agree with that and what lasting changes for the likes of servicenow you expect to come out of this d

can't keep summer away forever, reggie. >> this video is so upsetting. police are trying to track down a cyclist that they say assaulted a group including a child. and the incident was caught on camera. >> leave her alone. >> hey.ay. >> get off of her. i know, why touch someone else's child like that? this happened on a trail in bethesda, maryland. he charged at the man filming him with a camera and then argued with him. no one was seriously hurt. police posted images of the cyclist online and they say they have received a lot of tips so continue watching that. >> well, in san francisco there .as a mobile prt,abc n dro through streets and honking for everyone to >> dozens upon dozens lined up in golden gate park for the start of the caravan protest. motorcycles lined up too next to the protestors that had a message to share. >> the caravan has chosen the route through the city to make sure that they drive-by all the local precincts. >> this is where we are at. right? we have to have a voice for them. this is for my son. the world has to be different for

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reggie. >> i've never played animal crossing, so i don't really know what is happening. i saw her chop down a tree, so that was ters are cute. >>> congratulations. here is a look at what is going on with our accuweather highlights at about 6:17 on this wednesday. total sunshine, warming trend begins. it will be clear and comfy at night thankfully, fire concern one are more night across the north bay and when summer starts astronomicallyhi weekend, it will still feel pretty warm. high pressure is over top of us and it is not letting go of our forecast the next seven days. so get ready for the warm temperatures. mid to upper 80s through most of the south bay. most of us around 80 to 86 on the peninsula. not far behind, millbrae at 79. we have 68 pacifica, half moon bay 70, near 70 in daly city. and south san francisco and sausalito, mid to upper 70s. 70 along the north bay coast, but about 15, say about 20, 25 degrees warmer in your valleys from 88 in is ansan rafael, and neck on land todain oakland. and 90 to 95 in union city, we'll have to pay to stay comfortable in the

least from afar, but not me. >> that video of billy martin brings back so many members taking on reggiee you tonight at 10. bye, everyone. >> thanks a lot, jason. >> thanks, man. all right. you suck, wolowitz! what's that about? i'm heckling you. it's a beloved part of baseball. sheldon: he's right. and given that you're probably still waiting to be picked for a game that was played in fifth grade, i'm sure you do suck. hi. what's going on? baseball. okay, this is not what i meant when i said go outside and play. he's practicing. for what? the angels wanted an astronaut to throw out the first pitch, so guess who they called? what, you? really?! well, a lot of people who weren't available, but then me! that's so cool! congratulations. i guess that makes you the athlete of the group. well, not just him! may i remind you that you're talking to the seeker, beater, chaser and water boy of the third place griffith park quidditch team. i know. watching your boyfriend run around with a broomstick between his legs isn't something you forget. c'mon now, throw one. all right, here we go. you look

let's get back to the news with reggie. >>> a major milestone in the south bay. today is the first weekday commute since two new b.a.r.t. stations open as more of you are heading back to your workplace. this is just one of the topics that we're focusing on in an effort to build a better bay area and amy hollyfield was really lonely a few minutes ago, we'll see if anyone showeded up at the station yet. hey, amy. >> reporter: it is a very empty station this morning, i am a bit lonely. we have seen two people and i will say that they are both very grateful to have this station. it will impact their lives in a very positive way. this is the new m resanjo owally reachg the south bay. we came out this morning to witness the first monday morning commute and we met one rider who says that it will make a huge difference to her life. >> i need it really bad because i've been commuting for many years to oakland. so it takes me like about -- driving is horrible. and now it is so close, i can't tell you how happy i am. >> reporter: you will have no trouble finding parking or

reggie, liz, hi, great to be with both of you this morning. we do have something pretty big here. john bolton one-on-one with our marsha raddatz, this is all ahead of his bombshell book, the explosive accusations about president trump. of course calling him erratic and foolish. claiming that he asked china to help him win re-election. the interview that you will see only here on gma this morning. >>> also the alarming rise in coronavirus cases around the nation. we've been reporting on this. hospitalizations increasing in at least 15 states and texas had a new single day record. some officials there are taking steps to slow the spread. and trailblazing super model beverley johnson, the first black model on the cover of "vogue," she is speaking out about racism in the fashion indust industry, the changes that she would like to see happen. >>> and it is day two of our shop small deals and steals event. more great savings from small businesses that we will introduce you to. and it is all about your kitchen and home today. some summer accessories you don't want to miss coming up right

. >> reporter: but today is their day, reggie. they can now sit out here at this table at this restaurant and have a meal. how does that sound? alameda county is slowly reopening. and you can also go inside a store and shop here in alameda county, no more curbside pickup. stores must cut their customers in half. the number of customers, not literally their customers. they will only be allowed to let in half of their capacity. so people can properly distance from each other. and also allow religious services with 100 people in attendance. and outdoor workouts can reopen and dog parks also are reopening. and alameda just now entering phase two of reopenig. and health officials say they had a surge of covid-19 cases that forced them to slow down on reopening, but officials say hospitalizations have stabilized over the next two weeks. they are emphasizing that we aren't out of the woods yet. this pandemic is not over, we need to be careful, washl o our hands, wear face masks and stay home when we can. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a

the new york mets had the first pick but passed on reggie for reasons still unknown. jackson made his debut the next seon and his first major league hit was a triple. he then flourished in oakland as the a's won three straight world series titles in the early '70s. of course he later played for the yankees and hit three homers in one game in the world series, earning the nickname mr. october. and eventually making the hall of fame. >>> incredible opportunity. durant for three. it's good! kevin durant from downtown. and golden state takes the lead. >> the warriors got kevin durant so he could hit big shots in big moments. none bigger than this one. three years ago today k.d. hit this triple with 45 seconds to go in game 3 of the nba finals. that essentially clinched the finals mvp award for durant in his first season with the dubs. he would hit a very similar shot the next year from nearly the same place. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right, thanks, chris. >>> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a majority of the minneapolis city c

. >>> and good morning, reggie, how are you doing this morning? >> hi jobina, you are back from your cross-country trips and it looks like it was very safe. >> it was safe. i'll have to tell you more about it. gloves and wipes and everything. i'm not coming to play. >> it's good to see you. and let's check in with mike nicco. the warm-up begins? >> yes, after a little bit the cooler start this morning. let's take a look, you can see that it is free of precipitation and even free of clouds this morning. and with dry air and lighter breezes anded no cloud cover, that is why we're starting out just a touch cooler. 58 right now as we look from sutro tower, but you can see the warm orange hue from the impending sunrise which about 47 minutes away. so full on wall to wall sunshine today, you will need the sunglasses and sunscreen if you are out for any amount of time. 53 to 57 at 7:00, 64 at noon, bt look at that, 79 to81, already warmer than yesterday by thoon. a noon. we'll be 68 at the coast, 84 to 92 around the bay and inland by 4:00. are more of th

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good morning, reggie and liz. great to be with both of you this morning. so much to get to here on gma. of course we'll have the latest on the nationwide protests against racial injustice police brutality. and thousands are preparing res george floyd in houston. many cities are answering the call demanding police reform. the mayor of minneapolis will join us live. and also hard hit new york city starting to reopen this morning. some hope for you as we still see cases rise in 20 other states. and this morning we also have an abc news exclusive, there is new evidence that the coronavirus might have been sweeping through wuhan long before chinese officials warned the whole world. so that should be also uncovering quite a bit. and with many of us working and taking classes from home, how is your wi-fi? our internet is getting a workout. how you can get the most out of your wi-fi. we'll have tips without spending any money. and plus we'll introduce you to the inspiring 9-year-old who is raising thousands of dollars for minneapolis families and bringing her comm

reggie was all over twitter yesterday talking about father's day and woodstock.seeing those pictures. no, it was nice to spend time with the family. my son and i played like an hour of mario cart together. and my wife made a wonderful meal. scallops, lobster, lobster stuffed steak. all this in one people, can we spread it out for a few days? but it was nice. >> which mario cart did you play? >> i played the shy guy yesterday. just for fun. >> the shy guy? who is the shy guy? >> yeah, he wears like a jason mask. they call him the shy guy. >> oh, okay. got it. >>> let's take a look at the weather. in san jose, it is mostly clear and about 57 degrees. the clouds will be more stubborn at the coast and that will create a wide summer spread that will last just about every day of the accuweather 7 day forecast. good news, cloud cover will come back, marine layer and chill will at night also. look how quickly the clouds go back to the coast. you can see a little bit of blue develop there, but a lot of green is the 60s. and the red the 90s inland. mid to upper 80s in the

and amy hollyfield is out to buy me a new car. >> reporter: you wish, reggie.uld buy you a new car. you would look so cute in one go inside and shop for a car. and this county is now going a step further into stage two of reopening allowing stores to let customers inside. before this, it was only essential businesses who could open their doors. and marin will also allow indoor cleaning services. this is happening though as the number of cases of coronavirus in the county are going up. they do think that could be because of people gathering over memorial day weekend. and they are also wondering if there will be more cases because of the "black lives matter" intested sot theyan see what th a this week earned i saend i packed cars with people probably from different households not wearing face coverings. we encourage anyone who participated in one of the weekend demonstrations or ceremonies and who were unable to stay at least 6 feet apart to get tested next week for covid-19. >> reporter: stores can reopen, but they still have to take precautions. they must write

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hi, reggie. >> hey, alisyn, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing okay. it is great to see you. so tell me why now. president obama has not been that visible or vocal for the past three years. let's be honest, so to hear him speaking now, you think that this week was the tipping point for him? >> well, i would say that this week is -- we're in a point and time publicly where we haven't probably been in, in a while. and i think there are a lot of people who feel lost, who are looking for guidance, looking for leadership, who feel like they're not being heard, who want direction, and, you know, as you see, there hasn't been a lot of leadership or empathy shown by current administration. so i think it -- i think people were -- i think people were looking for something and i hope that it helped to hear his voice and from what i heard, people did appreciate it. >> do you think this is the start of something, do you think that starting now we will hear more from president obama and maybe even former first lady michelle obama as we move towards the election? >> well, you know, in 2016,

. >> hey, reggie, good to see you. >> good to see you too.ck in with mike nicco with a look at you'our day ahea. it was a beautiful day yesterday. we're turning up the heat? >> i think so. i think that it will be a little less comfortable today. but that day you had yesterday, we'll try to repeat that tomorrow. let's take a look at what is going on with live doppler 7. hopefully you'regthismorn nos ther s obviouy. o m youtep outth c where it 51. we'll go from 66 to 72 at the coast today, and then the local sea breeze will kick in and drop you down to 62 at 7:00. 85 to 90 at lunchtime, 91 to 94 bay and inland at 4d 83 to 87 f walk. >>> i'm following breaking news at the live desk, san jose police are involved in a standoff at a home, we'll take a live look at the scene to see what is happening. this is

. >> 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, reggie. hi, kumasi. thanks for joining us this monday morning.e 1st and feel a little warmer today. feel like summer because meteor logical summer starts today. the three warmest months we know in san francisco. september and october are just

today reggie which will explain his motivations to a group of students that this struggle is a personal one. partner has been involved in the opioid addiction the opioid crossus ever since the death of his son brian and i had a nice that also related to drugs and so when the attorney general talked about representing the state. in this case. i think he knew that we both had family members that because of the epidemic. we're going to talk to the incoming freshman athletes at the university of oklahoma i'm going to tell on. a story about my son brandon and that's the power of addiction and how dangerous it is and maybe. save somebody's life. i think i got a chance to shake almost everybody's hand when you came in i was trying to figure out what sport you are it's hard to guess every sport from your you know your size but thank you guys for coming. so let me introduce you to my co speaker tonight this is brandon. and rand is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son and also when i had more hair. brown was a cute little kid brand his

hey, reggie, hope you had a good weekend. >> good morning, liz. yeah, it was pretty good.nderstand that some of those warm temperatures will linger for most of the bay area today. >> yes, for the entire week also. it will be a summer spread, so not everybody is getting the heat. hi, everybody. let's take a look. you can see the winds 22 miles an hour blowing inland at fairfield. and it is that sea breeze that will keep us -- most of us from overheating this week. you can see the cloud cover, matt reason layer is about 1800 feet. so a few clouds may spill over the east bayhills, but they will be short lived. you can see the layer of low cloudiness, 55 to 58 this morning. 60 at the coast, but 76 to 83 around the bay, 84 to 91 inland. our earliest sunrise has ended, it is now 5:48, but you our latest sunset, 8:35, happens the next week to week and a half. >> mike, thank you. >>> and enough with the fi fireworks. people have had it officially with these boomgs thbooms that last throughout the whole night. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco with no on it. >> reporte

happy friday, reggie. >> hi, liz.ng everyone in the control room by saying it is friday, friday, friday, friday, friday. over and over again. so that is where i am mentally this morning. and i'm sure mike is right there with us. >> i'm following right behind you. i'll be your backup. i'll just move my lips and let you do all the singing though. look at that, the marine layer is back, it is about 1,000 feet deep which means it is not reaching all neighborhoods, but as we head throughout the day, it will try to break the heat a little bit. you can see the 17-mile-per-hour wind at fairfield and a light wind around sfo. and here is a look at the clouds along the east bay shore and pushing into parts of san francisco. temperature 54 at the coast, 60s for the rest of us, low 60s through the morning hours. and then we'll have 77 to 84 at noon. 82 to 89, so not quite as hot as it was yesterday. and 75 to 80 at 7:00. now, there are parts like the east bay valleys that will be a little warmer than everybody else with low to mid