>> well, not in the san francisco bay area. in the san francisco bay area, we're still in a very good place. it's extraordinary, it's almost internationally unheard of to see a city so dense in the middle of a significant outbreak that's had very little impact and that's because we have had good use of masks, we have been science-based. where around where i live, i see 90% plus of people i see even outside are wearing masks. that's been fantastic. the outbreaks has been generally in places that have had less mask use or less social distancing. and so it's very concerning, i think, there are some parts of the state that are being less careful and honestly, i'm not sure what to do about that because the governor has a mask mandate and the guidelines are pretty clear. it's really concerning. people have to lift their game, particularly in places outside of the san francisco bay area where there's some troublesome outbreaks. >> has there been any study that can sort of conclude whether not wearing masks is sort of being careless or

. >> we live in a world even if you stay in the same place, san francisco bay area, that transition is all around us. whether a tran decision to a new school, neighborhood or peer group, then there's a lot of issues that get stimulated. parents struggle with ways to articulate as you said, ways to understand resilience and understand, perpetrate receive, act, behave. i'm wondering how and sweet, you as a children's author, congregate those issues down to a child. >> you're right. for this time of year we're going to longer days, darker days, school just started not long ago for kids. change can be not just a move or new school but a new teacher each year or new team to be a part of. change is definitely all around us. bitter and sweet, many i try to focus on what a child would notice. i talk about her noticing her art coming down from the classroom walls. her noticing that the house she use to have, she could write her bike happily on the street and her new house is on the hill. as an adult, it may not seem like big moves, but to a child, it can feel important. the way i tried to make

bay. san francisco 56. the east bay at 58. temperatures tomorrow only warm up a couple of degrees, so down in the south bay we'll actually be below average for june. only 72 in san jose. 73 in milpitas. for the eastbay, you've got chilly 60s in oakland and hayward. then over towards concord, 75 degrees. not as windy tomorrow, but it will remain breezy. winds 10 to about 20 miles per hour. 69 in redwood city. san francisco, i have you at 63 in the embarcadero and 60 for the outer sunset. and right across wine country where you can get your hair cut, also go to restaurants, 74 in sonoma. 71 santa rosa. my extended forecast, san francisco, low 70s monday and tuesday. for the inland valleys, we're also going to heat it up, going to 85 sunday. low 90s monday, tuesday, and also on wednesday. thankfully no 100s the next seven days. i think this will help everybody to continue to kind of ease into this pre-summer kind of weather. but, janelle, like i mentioned earlier, went out tonight. dinner for two, got all kinds of food for $39. a

strange inheritance, one he'll try out in his new position as general manager of the storied san francisco bayp, how do you bring back roller derby's glory days? it won't be easy... >> i promised my mom i'd wear these. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> roller derby legend ann calvello saves practically everything from her 50-year career -- skates, jerseys, programs, photos, pennants, trophies, and on and on and on. fellow derby legend judy arnold is glad she did. >> annie had a heart to preserve what she did. i think it's wise that she did that. i didn't think that way. >> when ann dies, she leaves all this to jim fitzpatrick, her lifelong fan whom she inspired to join the roller derby himself. he's sure it's worth many thousands of dollars, but knows ann had a plan for him. why did she leave you her inheritance? >> i love the sport, and she knew that i was doing the best i could trying to bring roller derby back to where it should be. >> jim now manages the

in san francisco kristie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> we have seen it in washington, d.c., oakland, washington and san francisco. now palo alto and getting its own black lives matter mural painted right down on the street. people living in palo alto started a petition to get the mural painted. they wanted it done by yesterday juneteenth. earlier this week the city council approved that plan but there wasn't enough time to get it painted so community leaders painted this, a temporarily mural until the permanent one to get in there. the lives that sparked nationwide protests and calls for change, the black lives that pushed america to a breaking point. our digital journalist put together this time line spotlighting cases, while it is in no way a comprehensive list it is a way to read some of their stories. and the call for reform now happening, and you can see it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's take a look at covid-19 cases in the bay area. here in santa clara county 60 new cases overnight. contra costa county 92 cases new. alameda county 101 new cases. san francisco at the other end of t

across the cabrera as sflan, pictures of san francisco, as well as san jose, get ready to implement curfews. plus, the pandemic forcing changes to a pop hard south bay tradition. >>> we've been showing you demonstrations and destruction in san francisco and oklahoakla. how about walnut creek? we have reports of loot go going on. police in gear walking the streets here. you see a very wide shot of a huge parking area. paermly that is near where the looting has taken place. we don't have a lot of details on the damage done. the police riot gear in walnut creek. and we have reports of looting there. you can see, no signs of protesters there. we'll keep you posted on what's happening over there as well. >>> an artist known for massive public projects one in the north bay has died. christo died at his home today. in 1972 he created a wall of cloth. if you were around for that, you'll never forget it. it was 18 feet tall and it was 24 miles long. he worked with his wife, a fellow artist, on several very ambitious projects. they quickly disappeared after being completed. he didn't care. the point was to get it up there. in 2001 he installed vinyl gates in

today it was san francisco. here's nbc bay area's jackie ward. >> reporter: the san francisco board of education commissioner i spoke to said today's resolution vote was much bigger than the current agreement between the district and the police department. it's about a nuanced conversation that has to happen with several city agencies, including police, on how we can keep all our students safe. alison collins is calling on the city to continue investing in the community in order to help educators focus on their jobs and move away from the current memo of understanding or mou with police. >> we want to move away from the mou. it hasn't been effective in managing police and it also hasn't been effective in really clearly defining what we should be doing better as a staff. >> reporter: this conversation is about more than just taking funds from police coverage and directing it towards social workers and counselors. after all, the school district only pays about $45,000 for half of a single police officer's salary. as for captain

we have 59 we found online you're 60 coming in for antioch got the 40's up here the north bay 54 san francisco and 56 meanwhile for san jose numbers are trailing just a touch up in the north bay elsewhere there a little bit ahead as you can see a few degrees for the east bay peninsula and out of the south bay, lighten things up for you today we're at 60 at 08:00am by 1178 today being a little bit on the warmer side. tomorrow to before start backtracking that will probably come with some winds for your thursday night. robin back to you thank you dave. >>all right, let's check in on the traffic shall we for you early birds who are about to hit the road. we're checking the bay bridge. and yeah it's 5 looking good here no problems through the maze all of those major connectors out of oakland emeryville their wide open so no big trouble spots working your way to downtown san francisco, let's check in on some more showery we have the golden gate which is also looking good. no problems leaving nevado sausalito quarter madeira continuing south into san francisco. it's just wide open on through the tol

clear in daly city and 75 in san francisco. north bays along the kose to 90 in places like calistoga. 87 in napa. 84 fremont, inland areas this is where it is going to get hot but i don't think it is going to be excessive so at least you can still enjoy the warmth if you will. 94 in antioch and brentwood. 89 in pleasanton. 92 degrees in concord. as you check out the accuweather 7 forecast, you will notice a bump up in the numbers. the fog is going to come back wednesday afternoon, evening and i think the coast will begin to feel it on thursday. cooling begins, continues friday and saturday. that's when you will see a dramatic drop in temperatures inland. upper 70 toss low 80s as the winds come up and back up again. this is that time of year. the roller coaster ride up and down. we're settling into our summer pattern. overall just gorgeous weather in the accuweather p forecast. >> thank you sandhya. >>> still ahead a chance encounter and the feel good ending in alameda. reminder, abc7 is partnering with iheart radio to help support local

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> a number of activists showed up to san francisco city hall today to paint a clear picture in giant letters, spelling out defund police. reform does not happen when its in the hands of police. in other words, police can't police themselves. they want a pledge from the city to dismantle the current police department and build something better. >> we're calling for justice. it's time for community oversielgt of the process. there needs to be community oversight of how change happens. >> activists say instead of a police department, the city should build an institution that guards public health and safety. >>> the demonstrations, calls for justice continue across the bay area today. you're looking at a live picture from our sky ranger over solidarity march. this is a group that marched on martin luther king, turned on 40th. they're going under 24 right now. it started at the berkeley police department and they're headed to the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland. we will keep you posted on that.

right over to the east bay have you at 58. san francisco, 56. double 5s in the north bay. temperatures do start to drop a couple of degrees tomorrow. down here in the south bay, this will leave us with 83 in san jose. right over to the east bay also, all good here in oakland at 72. concord, 87. that's a lot better than the mid-90s we had earlier this week. for the peninsula, 77 in redwood city. san francisco, i have you at 64 in the mission. and for the north bay, we have 80 in napa and 78 in santa rosa. my extended forecast in san francisco, wind picks up sunday, 10 to 35-mile-per-hour wind gusts and 60s the next seven days. for the inland valleys, go down to 84 on sunday with 10 to 30-mile-per-hour winds and then that wind begins to calm down on monday with 80s as we roll through next week. so it will be windy this weekend but maybe not as windy as originally thought. nonetheless, the fire danger will be increased on sunday. all in all, though, i think we've got a pretty good next seven days coming our way. janelle, i don't know about you, but i'm ready for the weekend. s

valais ho 50's meanwhile in the north bay, san francisco at 5762 san jose and 65 for any aac it's actually a little cooler up here in the north bay than yesterday but a good chunk of the east bay and the peninsula looking a little warmer this morning. here's how it breaks down we're talking 66 by 08:00am by 11 word, 87 and we're not done yet. yes temperatur

in the north bay, napa, you are looking at 73. 65 in the city of san francisco. s to low 70s for the east bay shore. mid-70s expected in antioch. these temperatures just very pleasant. it's going to be the wind that makes it not quite perfect. if you like the heat, it is on, hitting 90 degrees for our inland cities by tuesday. low to mid 90s by wednesday. weekly down just a bit on thursday. back to you. >>> police critics are calling for two police officers in new york state to be fired. we will show you how a video of an elderly protester being shoved to the ground is prompting an investigation. >>> summer camps, howchanging thing to ensure kids learn safely. >>> a black lives matter mural has now been painted on the street. it was painted by local artist demetrius washington with the help of volunteers from the sacramento area. the sacramento police department will be suspending what it is calling the carotid control whole. that's the type of restraining holds that blocks blood flow to the brain. the department use of force policy is under revision and it will b

ten degrees warmer in san francisco. 16 degrees warmer. 15 degrees warmer in livermore. some current temperature readings down onto the bay. 75 san francisco. 80 oakland. san jose 86. gilroy 87. and we look out over san jose. 88 degrees up north. napa 89. 90 fair field. looking across the bay. these are the forecast features. clear and breezy over night. warm to hot inland. coastal cooling end of the week. speaking of inland woef a red flag warning for high fire danger in effect until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. wind will be generally out ot northeast at 15 to 25 miles per hour. with gusts to 35 miles per hour. very low humidity. and of course it will be hot. here's a look at the image. the big clearing there representing high pressure that dominates the weather picture here in the bay area and will dominate for a few days. over night look for no marine layer. over night lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. it will be mild over night. tomorrow highs on the coast and mid to upper 70s around the bay shoreline. 88 san mateo. 87 oakland. upp upper 90s concord. also in the inland north bay. on friday a cool down at the coast. and ma

some of the 80s spreading into the bay and near 70 in san francisco. nice run of weather in san francisco. that is for sure the next several days. here is liz. >>> happening today, the warriors will be on serve juneteenth by participating in community events around the bay area. yesterday the team announced that it is encouraging front office staff to take part in the ongoing "black lives matter" movement. this is video of players taking part in a march earlier this month. today's events include repainting murals and participating in music festivals, bike rallies and organized marches. >>> and in san jose, some people are fired up over fireworks. they say neighbors have been illegally setting them off weeks before the fourth of july. jeff levine has captured illegal fireworks on his home security camera for years. he says that he recognizeses t sounds and he does not think that city leaders or law enforcement will take action. >> it has never been a high priority anyway in a normal year. so i wouldn't expect any attention to this year at all. >> this we

at the limit across the span into san francisco. all bayges are quiet this morning, no troubles on the san mateo bridge, at the limit for the peninsula. if you're commuting into san francisco, traffic is light across the golden gate bridge no delays or trouble spots into the city. in my next report, we will look at public transit, but right now, hot temperatures with mary. >>> gianna, very warm to hot conditions headed throughout the day, and not quite as hot as yesterday, but well above average for this time of the year, and it will be a little cooler along the coast, and we will start to see the pacific ocean breeze beginning to kick in along the coast, and cooler for all of us into the weekend. a beautiful, live look of the sales force tower camera. looking to the north of the golden gate bridge. the temperatures on the mild side. 50s and 60s. 61 in concord and oakland. 57 for san francisco, and 63 in san jose. looking at 52 for santa rosa. clear and mild this morning, headed through the afternoon, and again, not quite as hot as yesterda

valais ho 50's meanwhile in the north bay, san francisco at 5762 san jose and 65 for any aac it's actually a little cooler up here in the north bay than yesterday but a good chunk of the east bay and the peninsula looking a little warmer this morning. here's how it breaks down we're talking 66 by 08:00am by 11 word, 87 and we're not done yet. yes temperatures are sailing to the 90's for highs today is what we expect we're take a look at that in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. robin back to you all right sounds good. thank you dave. >>well there are growing concerns about the rise of the so-called boogaloo movement. the fbi revealed that the air force sergeant charged in the killing of 2 local law enforcement officers has ties to the extremist group kron four's dan kerman reports on what we're learning about this group's ideology. >>both the 3 men indicted on terrorism charges in las vegas and stephen the man charged with gunning down a security officer at the oakland federal building have been alleged to have links to the right wing extremist movement. the boogaloo boys. >>it has a lot

upper 50's for downtown san francisco, mid 60's for oakland and overnight lows tonight low to mid 50's and we are going to notice for your microclimate saturday forecast in the bay area near average highs for downtown san francisco 64 degrees, plenty of sunshine for your saturday afternoon. mid 60's as well for half moon bay, breezy winds around 20 miles per hour less with any wind gusts around 30 miles per hour less if you love today's forecast you're going to love tomorrow's brisbane 64 degrees very similar tomorrow as we were today, mid 60's wrist and the tail and foster city as well, upper 60's from now you 69 degrees with widespread 60's and 70's throughout the south bay, san jose 71 degrees a few degrees below average as you make your way inland but i don't think anyone in our interior valleys will be complaining tomorrow after the all-weather good experience. the last couple of days livermore also in the low 70's. hayward 69 degrees of conquered at 74 degrees. oakland 68 degrees for your saturday afternoon highs in napa in the mid 70's as the santa rosa at 75 degrees and we're going to notice temperatures at or slightly below normal tur's sunday, but then

reporting live in san francisco, bay area news. >> thank you very much. no traffic moving. they are writing black lives matter. a report of one car towed. we heard from sergio, the san francisco side of the bridge. joining us nbc special projects producer stuck in traffic on the bridge on the east side of the island. what are you seeing where you are? >> reporter: a lot of cars parked. a lot of people getting out of their cars and taking selfies on the bridge. we saw a guy next to us take a couple of drinks out of a cooler, sitting on a car. i've been on the bridge since 5:00. we've just passed the exit. it's been stop and go. but literally going is 5 miles an hour and we park again and the cars shut off. about 15 minutes ago we saw two dozen chp vehicles pass us trying to get everybody to the right side of the bridge to get in and go to wherever they are going to. i don't see any police, in terms of riot police or protesters. so nobody really knows what's going on here except we're stuck. >> it sounds like people could be very upset getting stuck in traffic especially on su

bay and gilroy and morgan hill and pretty close in los gatos. millbrae at 68 degrees and upper 6 60s along the coast and downtown south san francisco and sausalitoupper 60s in the north bay coast and as you move into the valleys, not as breezy as it was yesterday. that will allow us to soar into the mid up ander 80s and even 90 at calistoga. richmond and berkeley and everybody else in the low to mid 80s. antioch and brentwood, 94 degrees. the beginning of three days in a row of possible 90s there. good news, look what happens at night. we fall back into the 50s. good sleeping weather and that's why we don't have a heat advisory like we do the last two to three heat waves. everybody is below average or average friday or saturday our nicest and also our windiest days. liz? >> nothing like good sleeping weather. the best. >> yes. absolutely. >>> google maps is adding a new future that alerts users when more cities reopen and twitter is working to bring back verification. here's tech bytes. >>> google maps added a new feature as more cities reopen. as you look for public direction, they offer covid-19 alerts. you crowded a train station might be and

the bodies of laci and her son were born in the san francisco bay. >>> history continues to be made inpace as two astronauts and the capsule docked this morning. the first time a prooifrtly owned spacecraft delivered the crew. it dakked 19 hours of lift off. the first launch of american ast ast ast astronauts from u.s. soil in a decade. back to thes the news conference. eddie gar see y -- gars cia talking an about it tonight. >> i cannot describe the heart of young man. he is going to be accountable for his actions and he will have to deal with the consequences. i want to make it clear that this police department will look into every single allegation of misconduct and we will take action. with that, we open it up for questions. [ inaudible question ] >> well to be honest with you, we wanted to give the community an event. and i think every police chief wants to give the community an event. it's really important and we can't continue at this point to let the issues continue to fester to the point where our community suffers o, or my officer's safety sufficienters. we tried to be cautio

mall owner of simon property group's sued the san francisco bay's clothing company this week claiming that gap owes three months rent totaling nearly $66 million. gap has more than 390 stores at simon malls. gap and other major retailers have said they would not pay rent for stores that were forced to close during the pandemic. meanwhile, gap sales plunge 43 % this latest quarter. we reached out to the company for comment on the lawsuit have not heard back.>>> the popular bay area restaurant change has reached a settlement in a class- action lawsuit brought on by a group of employees. in their suit, workers from burma superstar restaurants which includes burma love and beef start claim they were not paid overtime or sick leave. they were not given proper breaks. the chain has locations in oakland, alameda, san francisco. this week, a judge issued a $1.3 million settlement in favor of those workers. in a statement sent to the east bay times, the ownership groups say while we strongly disagree with the allegations in the class-action lawsuit, we settled the lawsuit in order to move on.

san francisco. >> that's right. sco in1853. >> se original dan meop, semon. we are beenthe missionary ar mission terrace territory. there are hundreds and thousands of new population in the san francisco bay area. >> exactly. the dominicans were founded 800 years ago. we were just continuing our mission by coming here. and founded as an order of preachers. preachers to come but error. to combat heresy. also to live in the faith and to bring the 50 people especially where the gospels were either not preached well or were not preached at all. >> it's an interesting name. order preachers. on the website which we will show later, there's a big red button who says request the x- ray. wasn't sure exactly what would understand tom experience as dominicarsuasi ap faith. convinces about the important of truth and god's presence. >> absolutely. one of the things a dominic that is when he founded the order, he set up that he would have not only that we would be active preachers, but also contemporary. we would live in small monasteries. and we would pray. contemplate beauty and truth. gets others, the fruits of our contemplation so desperately needed in these busy and crazy times. >> you have been i

. >>> you are looking live at the upper deck of the san francisco bay bridge, the westbound pan that nto san francisco. this is a protest blocking traffic on the bay bridge. according to kn tv, a rolling caravan of vehicles started around 7:30 p.m. eastern time. this is just west of the mid point of the bridge. the middle of san francisco way is treasure island. this block average that you're looking at now is between treasure island and the landing in san francisco near at&t park. it's one of a number of protests taking place. interstate 75 and 85 right near did wendys 18 lanes blocked. every state has seen protests against police brutality. some have made changes or made plans for reforms. on friday, andrew cuomo signed a bill makeing choke holds illega. eric garner told the police "i can't breathe" and he, like mr. floyd, was ignored. that symmetry was not lost on governor cuomo. >> how many times do you have to see the sail case before you do something? how many times? this was eric garner, it was amadou diallo. it was the same case over and over and still no change. and mr. floyd

around the bay comfortable. 76 for open. 68 for san francisco. for the south bay upper 80s for san jose and los gatos. here is a look at the extended forecast. you will see how temperatures drop off wednesday and thursday. a slight rebound on friday. as we get to the weekend upper 60s along the coast and 80 degrees around the bay. upper 80s to 90 degrees for our inland cities. not too warm and a fabulous forecast for independence day. this time of year we are checking fog. unfortunately, not the case at this time around. back to you. >> rosemary, thank you. tomorrow the toll will go up along the golden gate theory. the money will go to maintain the present theories, and help the district recoup revenue loss during the pandemic. traffic is down 40% from pre- pandemic levels. most drivers will pay an extra $0.35. the new toll is $7.70. >>> still to come this noontime. it's called black is beautiful. the new beer being created and craft beer companies across the nation. >>> hollywood is remembering one of its most iconic comedic voices. writer, actor

bay. concord at 78. the peninsula, looking mighty fine here, redwood city at 72. colder, jacket weather. 63. jacket weather continues into san francisco, down chilliest in the marina at 59. winds will be gusty, up to 24 miles an hour. a little blustery there in san francisco. and the north bay, 79 in napa, a lot better for you. my extended forecast shows that this cooler trend of 60s continues next couple of days. i drop down a chance to some spotty showers sunday, down to 35% possibility. just be mindful we could get a little hit and miss shower. i don't think it will be anything big. for the inland valleys, through friday, saturday and sunday, we warm back up next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. i showed this in the 5:00 show. had to get it out there. if you're headed up to the sierra to check on family or friends with covid going on, we'll see one to two inches of snow on sunday. it's for the highest levels but be ready for winter conditions. janelle, k usual nbc trip up there. maybe we can do a zoom, take several cars, park them, dial it up and have fun up there. >> wouldn't that be nice to have some little interaction? okay, jef

. >> robert larkin was fired from san francisco bay's financial firm raymond james. this comes after larkin and his wife, melissa alexander were filmed questioning a man about talking like lives matter outside of his home in pacific heights. in a tweet, raymond james says his company has zero tolerance for racism or discrimination of any kind and that it expects its associates to conduct themselves appropriately inside and outside the workplace. wrote>>> right now in los angeles county 30s are promising a thorough investigation after a black man was found dead hanging from a tree. over the weekend hundreds gathered near palmdale city hall demanding answers over the death of robert fuller. fuller's body was discovered on wednesday morning. investigators say because there was no evidence of foul play his death was initially considered a suicide. officials have now asked the attorney general's office and the fbi's civil rights division to monitor the investigation. >> they will also dissect the involved structure to determine how they were tied. we will continue with th

bay 74 in san jose. on the peninsula, partly cloudy, low 70s for mountain view. 64 downtown san francisco bay. 69 oakland. head inland, it's going to be mild, 76 in concord. accuweather forecast. winds continuing the next few days, could see some sprinkles and warmer next week. >> thanks so much, sandhya. >>> signs for seniors. one in the community figures out how to congratulate the class of 2020 and maybe save the downtown. that's next. but a slice is just right. that's why fidelity offers dollar-based trading. buy what you want based upon how much you want to spend, even if it's just a slice of a share. >>> abc7 has launched new streaming apps so wherever you are you can get updates on news, weather and more on apple tv and roku. >>> covid-19 cases are on the rise in the bay area as many feared. at 6:00, how your county is being affected. >>> plurs, we examine reopening can happen. >>> amid recent protests, a lawsuit was filed and could change protesting as we know it. >>> finally tonight, another creative way to honor the class of 2020 who are missing out on their end of year activities. >> abc7 sout

bay. san francisco, some fog and 63. the north bay at 65. temperatures really don't adjust too much for tomorrow. you'll see down here in the south bay, i've put it at 89 in downtown san jose. los gatos at 91. then in gilroy, not quite as hot. you've got 88, that's because a little bit of that ocean breeze is going to move in from the south. so gilroy usually one of our hottest locations but not tomorrow. over to the east bay, 93 in pittsburg. 91 in pleasanton. close to the bay you have 70s in oakland and also in hayward. let's bring you over to the peninsula. 83 in redwood city. there you go. we drop to the 60s in daly city. right here through san francisco. across the north bay, 88 in napa. 83 in santa rosa. one spot that will not have the ocean breeze is clearlake, a hot 100. the only thing i think that could be bothering you tomorrow is the pollen. grass and pine in the moderate categories. allergies definitely could be bugging you. san francisco's forecast, warms up into the 70s wednesday, thursday, and friday. we'll cool it off by sunda

temperatures around the bay area at this time, 56 in san francisco. 60s in oakland. 60 in the south bay over san jose, in the north bay, look at the numbers. 54 in the grove and upper 50s reported at american canyon. livermore, lunch time numbers, upper 60s. lower 70s for the second part of the day. that is several degrees below normal for this time of year. 71 san rafael. san francisco 65. upper 60s for our east bay shores. 68 for berkeley and mid 70s in areas like antioch. morgan hills 74. a nice mild 70 for santa cruz. that is your extended forecast. 5 degrees warmer for our bay side and inland cities. then we dip into the 90s tuesday into wednesday. the extended models further out keeping us warm and dry through the extended forecast. that is the final days of spring. back to you. >> summer is approaching. thank you. >>> right now west point is holding their commencement ceremony. president donald trump will be the keynote speaker. how the graduation is far different than any other in the history of the academy. >> we are going to hear from the art

as the first course on the menu that will eventually include reopening all san francisco restaurants. >> in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> okay, to san francisco is a go starting friday, where else can you sit down and have a meal in the bay area right now. you can see seven of the nine counties have reopened and alameda county, here in red, is the one that is not doing it. san francisco, we just showed you is joining them. alameda county holding strong and not allowing outdoor restaurants to start ep-- with social distancing and guidelines in place. contra costa county will allow them to open a week from tomorrow. all other counties in the ready have not announced a reopening day for salon, what about retail shopping. it's a mixed bag in the bay area. six counties in green saying you can come in. and others will allow it on june 15th. and only alameda county has no plans to let shoppers in retail stores. let's look at how the cases are going. santa clara county, reporting 46 new cases. it has over 3,000 cases overall. and contra costa county has 68 new cases and a total of almost 1800 cases. here you go, a

bay area. a day of celebration. tonight san francisco's city hall is lit up for juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery. even more now, juneteenth is a day for all cultures, a chance for people to increase their awareness and understanding. thousands of people of all colors united for these rallies across the bay area. this one in oakland. a variety of speakers explained the significance of this day and why it means so much now. >> let's get some laws enacted so that we are treated fairly. we're not asking for anything that we're not due. we just wanted to be treated fairly. >> reporter: the port of oakland was shut down today in support. longshore union members stopped work to protest systemic racism. >>> in the south bay, demonstrators were at san jose city hall rallying in support of the black lives matter movement. a group of faith leaders gathered at westminster presbyterian church in san jose to speak about the importance of this day. >>> since its inception in the 1860s, this day is all about community and music and food.

bay 58. san francisco 56. and the north bay 54. i see numbers warming up a couple degrees. down in the south bay this will leave us really good. 72 san hose. over to the east bay. not nearly as windy. it will stay breezy. wind out of the west at 17 miles per hour. 75 dan ville. cool 68 in hay ward. peninsula a mix of 60s and 70s. with 68 in san matt. san francisco the chilliest spot. 58 in the marina. 65 in the mission. through the north bay where you can get your haircut and head to rest raunts. 73 in napa. my extend forecast does warm it up monday and tuesday. with low 70s. back to the 60s for the rest of the week. and across the inland valley to 85 sunday. 90s monday tuesday and wednesday. we'll heat up next week. the good news is doesn't look like it will get too hot. i know that's probably putting a smile on your face. and anyone a big fan of heat. >> it is. looks beautiful. >> happy friday. >> up next spreading the message for all to see. it's happening now in san francisco. exactly which street you can see the black lives matter logo. when you walk into an amazon fulf

nice and clear right now by the time we work towards 07:00am areas like half moon bay and even neighborhoods in san francisco closer to the coast are going to get on the foggy side and that fog is going to try to push on over on into the bay right across san mateo county. they're so do watch out for some spots of fog later on even though as of right now we are definitely on the clear side of things to our north some cloud cover that will be pushing its way further southward at times later on this afternoon, you'll notice a few more clouds along with that breeze will be picking up on what will be a bit of a breezy afternoon it is a common clear start to this morning though some monday morning is off to some pretty fair conditions to kick things off 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, pittsburgh conquered, alameda oakland in the 60's right now berkeley, san francisco in livermore each at 57 degrees currently now later on today as that cloud cover does generally increase a little bit later and winds also increases well we can expect daytime highs inland in the 80's bayside areas in the 70's while at th

bay. then moving to san francisco, a high of only 62. cross the bay at oakland, we had some warm weather earlier in the week. over the hills, into walnut creek, a high of only 86 tomorrow. and farther east where we had highs near triple digits earlier in the week. only 90 at antioch. here's the seven day forecast. sunday will be windy and even cooler than tomorrow. the temperatures will start to bounce back to a more seasonable range. this cooldown will be a pleasant thing on experience. >> we don't get too many of those this time of year. >>> all right. nasa upgraded a power channel on the international space station today. the work was done during a space walk, carried out by astronauts chris cassidy and robert. it was the astronaut's seventh space walk and lasted just order six hours. nasa is replacing the nickel hydro gentle batteries. the new batteries have a 20-year life span. >>> if you love cooking, get ready for a big opportunity. up next, a little one-on-one time with some popular bay area chefs. >> that's ahead. an artist was a

bay, 69. san francisco, 62. and the north bay, at 68., numbers as we move through tomorrow, are definitely going to be jumping 10 to 15 degrees. so you're going to feel it, especially across the south bay. and that's going to put us down here in the silicon valley, up to 94 in san jose. and 96 in gilroy. over to the east bay, look at this jump, i89d in concord. 97 pleasantton and 94 in martinez. even oakland, 87 degrees. 90 in palo alto. and 87 in san mateo. san francisco, going back up into the 70s tomorrow. for the marina. outer sunset, ingallside, embarcadero and the mission, the hottest at 80 degrees. throughout the north bay, 96 napa. 92 sonoma. and 95 ukiah. a little bit of that bay and ocean breeze, not as quite as hot there. plenty of changes coming our way this week. while we start to warm up in the 70s for most of san francisco tomorrow, we will keep the trend through thursday, and wind picks up friday and saturday, and gusts 15 to 35 miles an hour, and then we will be watching some rain to the north by sunday, and much cooler,

while, 21-year-old photographer miguel has been stuck in an apartment with his parents in the san francisco bayt has been keeping a photo diary of his thoughts the past three months. here is his story. >> my family has lived in this apartment for almost 10 years. ever since then, i have been on the couch. it is a small one bedroom apartment. since there is only three of us, it is not too bad. my dad is a graphic designer, graphic artist. my mom is in pr. we pick up mail from the mailbox once avo week to going outside. they get groceries once every two weeks. my mom wipes down everything. the toughest part about school right now is not being distracted by video games and watching netflix since i am not forced to physically attend class. has been really hard to stay on top of the work i have to do. my mom immigrated here first in 2004. my dad and i came here in 2010. the last time my family visited the philippines was actually last summer. my parents and i connect with our family thrgh zoo meetings. most of the time -- zoom meetings. most of the time it goes way into the night like 3:30 in the mo

delays are coming out of the oakland area as you work your way into san francisco. the bay bridge into san francisco, and the ultimate passes the other small slow spot. brake lights are coming out of tracy, westbound until 580. this extends over towards grand line, it gets a little bit better once you hit 680 with no delays onto the dublin interchange. your drivetime is 32 minutes ago from 205 toward 680. san mateo bridge is saying more volume across the span. was burned out of hayward, into foster city, they work towards 101 through san mateo. let's check your forecast. a cooler and breezy today. here is mary. >>> it is all things to stronger onshore flow kicking and for us. we will see increasing clouds in the winds will be on the increase as well. here's a look at the treasure island camera. we will have the golden gate bridge with clear skies. temperatures are in the mid-50s to low 60s. 56 and concord, livermore. and for santa rosa, we checked the winds. western winds are sustained at sfo, tenant fairfield. breezy and spots. as we take you through the day, you will see

again, more coverage of the governor now on cbsn bay area and we expect coronavirus updates from san franciscoand santa clara counties. those are coming up streaming, streaming at 1:00 and 3:30, next discusses at 5:00. have a great afternoon. >> maya: [ sighs ] i love you, too, mom. >> vivienne: [ chuckles ] [ sighs ] >> nicole: that goes for me, too. [ all chuckling ] >> nick: do we need a minute? >> maya: no. no. we stopped the wedding because i was afraid my dad would ruin it. but he's gone. so, we're doing this. thos: stee >> steffy: aly was just standing over me. that look in her eyes -- pure hate. >> thomas: she attacked you. >> steffy: but i don't -- i don't know. that's the thing. i don't know what set her off. >> thomas: aly tried to kill you. of course thin

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 protest in front of hayward city hall. >>> as we continue to cover the coronavirus pandemic, abc7 news is committed to help build a better bay area focusing on your health, education, workplace, and economy. and today a move to help boost the economy. three bay area counties continue to ease pandemic restrictions. here's what's allowed. starting today in the north bay in napa county wineries can reopen indoor tasting rooms with social distancing. reservations are encouraged to avoid overlaps and servers must offer customers clean glasses every time they try a different wine. bars may also reopen. in sonoma county, many businesses including hair

bay. into san francisco, our bay area bridges are quiet. in the golden gate bridge is also quite.as you work your way into the city. mass transit, everything is on time. more and more public transit agencies will be making changes this weekend and so the starting on monday. that is a look at traffic and transportation. it's going to cool down just a bit. check in with mary. >>> all right, that's right. so our cool down for today and for tomorrow giving us comfortable conditions as we had through our day today and here is a beautiful live look the golden colors in the sky, mostly cloudy for today at least as we start off our friday looking at the bay bridge and the east bay. 50s and 60s this morning, 58 in oakland, 55 in san francisco. 52 for santa rosa. westerly winds at 14 miles per hour. westerly winds at 13 in oakland, 15 in concord and 21 mile-per-hour winds in fairfield. much cooler for today slightly below average for this time of year. we are going to watch the winds kick up as we had through our day today for tomorrow. still cool, breezy for saturday warming up with more s

bay. commuting from san jose, expect delays this morning. no meter light at the bay bridge, but a few more cars traveling westbound out of the east bay into san francisco. a fog advisory issued this morning parts ofthe bay g siad into the city. more on the san francisco side, experiencing limited visibility. 31-minute drive time. that's how long it will take to go westbound 580 to 680. both of the delays right around grant line. you're going to see slight possibilities of slowing working westbound through the livermore valley. the traffic on the freeway, southbound 880, busy through san lorenzo working your way into hayward. a trouble spot on 880, but also in the clearing stages, and no delays for the san mateo bridge. that's the morning drive. the forecast, and it's been pretty nice along the coast, mary. >>> you know, gianna, it's going to be cooler along the coast for today, onshore flow kicking in. cooler for the coast, and around the bay. heating up inndyoth e sales for tower camera. changes with the fog, and that blanket of fog this morning, the golden colors in the sky, above the fog, and moun diablo this morning. 53 right now for santa rosa. he

meanwhile house high schoolers here in the bay area in san francisco are pushing for the right to vote. kron four's dan thorn reports. >>a youth movement is brewing across the bay area and nationwide san francisco teens say they want to vote while other young people are celebrating a suspected social media take down of president trump's comeback rally in tulsa young people really want to involve young people really want to have their voices heard we need you to have a voice district 7 supervisor and board president norman yee is behind this year's push to allow 1617 year olds to vote in local elections. he says young people have been increasingly motivated research has shown of 1617 year olds or in fact, ready to to dissect in the complex issues. the youth movement has been getting showcased in some of the city's largest protests over the last several weeks, san francisco's eu commission says as teams continue to show leadership. they deserve to have more involvement in our democracy local youths are extremely passionate. >>i think that that's why he should get the right to vote. on lo

temperatures in the 50s. 50 in the south bay, tri valley at 59. san franciscong good in the east bay, 59. down here in the south bay, we'll see another day here with some 70s returning for cupertino, san jose and also morgan hill. right through the east bay, a couple low 80s back toward antioch, pittsburgh and danville. otherwise 70s here. 71 in oakland, 72 in hayward. let's bring you over to oakland, 72. in san francisco, a lot of that ocean breeze in place out of the west at 20 miles per hour. in the north bay, 70s returning tomorrow. tomorrow looks really comfortable. then we start to see those big, big changes once we roll into wednesday and thursday. this hot area of high pressure moving across the bay. that's not only going to increase temperatures but bring us a little bit of wind as well. i want to get a closer look at that because this wind is going to increase that fire danger. it's a dryer wind. doesn't look extremely windy but it's more on the breezy side. 10 to 20 miles per hour and it's all about the wind direction. coming out of the north, 10 to

bay. san francisco, upper 60s with the wind coming in 20 to 25 miles per hour and north bay temperatures in the 70s and the 80s. watch the arrows, we will see them coming down more out of the north as we head through the afternoon. napa, dropping down to 25% and notice the spike in the temperatures heading towards the middle of the week. that is a sign of high pressure moving in. thursday, friday, high pressure moving in and it looks like it should hold on as we move through the weekend. saturday, the official start of summer, once the temperatures warm we will likely stay there into next weekend. valleys which are breezy and mild, near average tomorrow. jump towards the upper 80s to the lower 90s. one item to watch could be dry north breezes in the inland hilltops. with the warmer temperatures coming the dryer conditions and maybe next weekend some of that heat might last through next weekend which is already now officially the start of summer. next saturday, terry. >> all right. sunshining day of. most light anyway, right. >> very true. >> thanks a lot. testing falling short in the bay ar

right, it's looking pretty good this morning, we're seeing lots of sunshine around the bay area 57 in san francisco 65 welcome back everyone we're still tracking critical fire conditions around the bay area today so let's get an update with dave spahr day. >>okay good morning robin good morning, everybody has a look at the current winds for now, i'm still not a whole lot in the way of winds going it's going to be picking up a little bit later on this morning and into the early afternoon live shot comes in from san jose state there you see the blue skies off to the distance. temperature progress thus far we're seeing some more 60's on the board now than we did before 62 in oakland, and also a 62 for conquered 65 meanwhile for any aac and 50's up to the north bay, a breakdown for you today, 77 by 11:00am by 2 we're talking 86, there's still room for a few 90's out there today more expected for tomorrow morning. >>all right dave things like coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news. governor newsome has ordered bars to close in several counties, including a recommendation with closures

san jose. 81 for morgan hill. 75 for santa claire. the trivalley, mid- to upper 70sthis afternoon. around the bay, upper 60s for san francisco. mid-60s for daily . east bay to berkeley, 73 degrees. daytime highs for the north bay this afternoon, upper 70s to low 80s, and then looking at 82 in santa rosa and 82 for st. helena. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect as we look at the temperatures on the rise, beginning tomorrow, and then we are going to be in the 90s inland on wednesday. heating up more on thursday. the hottest day of the week, and we will be warm to hot, looking ahead to the next ral the da let's go to gianna to look at traffic. good morning. >>> good morning, as we look at the roadways right now, we have the usual stuff through the altamonte pass. slow and go out of tracy, over to 205, about to grantline. mary, you were just talking about the windy conditions this morning, and there's a few wind advisories in effect, issued by chp this morning, and that will altamonte pass. gusty through there, and wind advisory through the bay bridge. careful as you work your way across the span, especially in a

if he's up to the north bay 55 san francisco was 60 coming in for san jose and for comparison's sake a good chunk of the bay there a couple degrees ahead of yesterday. a little cooler as you can see right there on the east bay hills looks like a little bit and up to the north bay let's break it down for you today with 64 am by 11 at 78. we're still going to revisit some of those 90's on the bigger board here however, not as much as we go into a little bit of a micro cooling into this weekend to check out on your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit robert hecht thank you dave well to the north right now to vacaville city hall employees have tested positive for covid-19. >>the first employee reported their positive test to city officials late wednesday afternoon. and the second reported theres thursday morning, the 2 employees work in 2 different departments. neither of them showed symptoms while working at city hall officials say the infected areas were deep cleaned and sanitized by cleaning service, public counters in city hall. will be closed until at least until further notice any in

bay cities like antioch at 98, oakland, 89 degrees. peninsula, beautiful weather from los altos, atherton, palo alto. 80 in the mission san francisco, little something for everyone in sf. north bay, wine country, 95 in napa, 96 in clearlake. my seven-day forecast shows san francisco with 70s next two days, then cool off a little bit for upcoming weekend. stays dry next seven days, across the inland valleys we're going to 97 tomorrow. 90 on friday. then we'll drop it off a little bit here as we head into next week as well. hottest day in th forecast, then we'll start to see it cooler. raj and jessica, what i've been doing to get rid of stress, a lot of yard work, i did trim the hedge behind me, working on a little bit of a slope, it is even, trust me. nothing like getting out trimmer and getting to work. >> sounds good. we're leaving bushes at my house. bring all your tools. >> house calls. >> exactly. >> thanks a lot. >> you got it. >>> started with 140 characters, now twitter is adding different kind of tweet, new way to voice thoughts. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you w