maria medina joins us live from willow glen, where business owners are starting to open up shop. maria, how did it go today? >> reporter: will is, just a few weeks ago here on willow glen, it was a ghost town , but today a much different story. work exiting traffic people walking around and businesses open, but business owners? not all of them are rejoicing. >> it feels good to walk in somewhere other than a grocery store. >> reporter: for the first time since march, irma is shopping for clothes inside a store. >> i've been waiting for this moment a long time. >> it feels great to be back. >> reporter: they open the doors to boutique dandelion on the first day restrictions lifted for in store retail. >> people are excited to come in and feel the items and try things on. >> reporter: but many business owners are finding opening up after a significant financial impact into modifications in order to continue social distancing guidelines is not that easy. >> i went to gilroy, the outlets. there was only 5 stores out of the hundred 70 stores. >> a lot of us think will these restrictio

here in willow glen the transformation was obvious. cars lined the streets and people were seen going store to store. not every business owner has been rejoicing just yet. >> reporter: urma did something she had not done for months, soere tha grocery nside a store. >> people were excited to come in and feel the items and try things on. >> reporter: but eager customers discovered not all businesses allowed to reopen are rushing. >> i went to gilroy, the outlets. there were only five stores out of the 170 stores. >> a lot of us think these restrictions are being loosened and businesses are going to be excited. business owners will be excited, but that's not really the case, right? >> no unfortunately we just don't have enough space. >> reporter: and restaurant owners who don't have patios and adjacent parking lots or property say outdoor seating may do more harm than good. >> i would have to invest in canopies, disinfecting, the different protocols we would have to put in to place. i would probably have to staff somebody. >> reporter: an

others are scrambling. >> antonio carmona of john's restaurant in willow glen has been waiting for this day, setting out tables out front and makeshift seating in the back lot. >> i have been working for more than 30 years in this place, and becoming part of the ownership and it's very important. >> outdoor dining i think it will make it easier. and we have to be careful. >> there are rules to follow. customers still need to maintain social distancing. people can design only with others who are a part of their household. and wear face coverings, when appropriate. restaurants have to keep tables six feet apart, have a free flow of air, meaning no walls. >> the amended order allows instore shopping, a big boost for malls that offer both outdoor dining and retail. places like valley fair and santana row. and fashionable smaller shops such as the boutique dandelion, it is a much-needed lifeline. >> i was only open for a month and i had to shut down for over two months so i'm really excited to have customers back in. >> it is huge. today, we're out and about, because i want to feel normal. i

they are expect to end at police headquarters. [ horns honking ] >> students from willow glen high school in san jose held a rally in their neighborhood today. many drivers honked in support. students chanted george floyd's name and called on other youth to do more to fight racism and injustice. >> there's, like, a lot of support from the youth, especially in willow glen and everywhere else. america might not be the best place right now, but our generation can step up to the politicize and make it better, hopefully. >> organizers say they wanted to rally close to home so people in their neighborhood could hear their message directly. >>> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield shared this video of a gathering in moraga in support of the black lives matter movement. as you can see, more than 100 people attended. >> sky7 captured this scene in south san francisco city hall today. dozens of people rallied and walked in response to george floyd east death. later at the police department, people chanted take a knee and i can't breathe. the words uttered by george floyd right before he died. >>> peo

nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from willow glen neighborhood. it has been more than nine weeks since customers have been allowed to even eat at a restaurant. people must be overjoyed. >> reporter: well, they are. along with deli and other businesses, we saw a much more active enabled and the cafe and restaurant owners told us they're happy and relieved. >> it's very important. it's my life. >> reporter: antonio carmona in willow glen has been waiting for this day. today he begins setting up tables out front and makeshift seating in the back lot. >> i believe it will be better. i want to take care of people. >> we have great weather in san jose. i say it's good they're able to open. >> reporter: there are rules to follow. customers still need to maintain social distancing. people can dine only with others who are part of their household and wear face coverings when appropriate. restaurants have to keep tables six feet apart, have a free flow of air, meaning no walls. the amended order also allows in-store shopping, a big boost for malls that offe

kpix5's maria medina is live in san jose's willow glen neighborhood to tell us it's not back to business as usual, huh, maria? >> reporter: that's right allen. here in santa clara county, instore retail and outdoor dining are now allowed. here, this was once a ghost town, no longer, but not all business owners are rejoicing. >> it feels good to walk in somewhere other than a grocery store. >> reporter: for the first time since march, irma is shopping for clothes inside a store. >> people were excited to come in, feel the items. try things on. >> reporter: many business owners are finding opening up after a significant financial impact and to modifications in order to continue social distancing guidelines is not that easy. >> a lot of us think, well, these restrictions are being loosened and these businesses will be excited. business owners will be excited. that's not really the case, right? >> no, unfortunately, we just don't have enough space. >> reporter: restaurant ores like jenny coopman of yuki sushi are now allowed to offer sit down outdoor dining but says if you don't have a patio

the morning hours as we take a look at our temperature trend, not too bad for the south bay with willow glen in the upper 50s. at noon, 75. still comfortable but we will heat up as we get ready for highs that will reach into the mid-80s. mid-90s in the inland east bay and even triple digits farther to the north. so we will still have a wide range in temperatures, and we'll all cool off for the weekend. that also comes along with high winds. we'll talk more about that and what's ahead. mike gets you ready for a look at your commute. how is it looking? >>> brace yourself, folks. pretty much green right now. just after 4:30 we're looking at the roadways all around the bay. the speed sensors read in the green zone, even out of the altamont pass, and that's friday light even there. we're looking at two advisories from chp that says the antioch bridge and the carquinez -- sorry, the benicia bridge, 680, to watch for gusts of wind overnight. that's just their note. not official from kari's department. back to you. >>> all right. thank you very much, mike. from the south bay to the east bay people t

on lincoln avenue at san jose's willow glen neighborhood. the group held signs and chanted in a peaceful demonstration organized by black lives matter. the woman who drove into a crowd of protesters in san jose tells police she did not realize she hit anyone before she sped off. bianca orozco was arraigned on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon causing great bodily injury, and two counts of hit and run. the two men she was backed into were taken to the hospital for serious but non-life-threatening injuries and rose gold faces up to 12 years in prison if she is convicted. >> oh my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> crowd plowed through the crowd during a peaceful protests. adults in children scrambled to get out of the way. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. some things through things at the car. police were able to find and arrested the driver. 4:39 a.m. three people in nevada facing conspiracy charges. federal authorities say they were arrested on saturday and allegedly heading to a protest after filling up gas cans and making moloto

>>daytime protests like this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new >>well considerably less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it people even more. and get thank >>you can stop y

>>daytime protests like this one along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul >>it her. people even more. and get thank >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end the cu

prevented us from buying and purchasing and living harmoniously with our brothers and sisters in willow glen, in rose garden and even almaden valley. if you look at the paperwork some of the covenants are still intact. we are not enforcing them, but they are still intact. as of 2015, years ago, you know, what is it, the u.s. department of housing and urban development had a huge settlement with some of these very banks that practiced in milwaukee, pennsylvania, new york, chicago, but they've done it here as well. so part of moving forward is allowing individuals to express their pain, but it's also making some of those changes. >> deep-rooted issues and not an overnight solution. thank you so much, council member magdalena carrasco for your insight and your leadership in this. >> thank you so much for allowing me this time. >> thank you. we will be back here on "comunidad del valle" with san jose mayor sam liccardo. stay with us. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat class

>>daytime protests like this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhoodave been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new >>well considerably less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it people even more. get thank >>you're going to stop

. >> reporter: at john's in willow glen, they're renovating. >> i want my customers to come and enjoy. >> reporter: the customers have been calling in asking if they could just sit outside and eat. friday, they can. >> everybody's waiting for that. waiting for that and they'll be very happy to come and enjoy the patio. >> reporter: also allowed under the new order, in-store retail, all manufacturing, outdoor religious, cultural, and civic activities of 25 people or less, and child care and summer programs for groups of up to 12 children, all with social distancing requirements. nails and hair salons are not allowed to open yet. county supervisor cortese says he expects more will be lifted after another 14-day incubation period if the numbers stay flat. >> the pattern now is every week or two we are getting an opportunity to lift shelter in place more and more. they told us it would be gradual, but i think we all want it to be gradual, safe, but to keep coming, and today's a good sign. >> reporter: the county says it is encouraging that testing is increasing and the positivist rate is

right at 84 in the source restaurant in willow glen wasted no time in jumping on the counties new health orders. >> especially with the weather being the way that it is i think people will want to be able to get out and get back to life as normal . >> reporter: starting today santa clara county will allow outdoor dining at restaurants, in-store retail shopping, swimming, outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people for religious or cultural ceremonies. at the source that means disinfecting tables and chairs in between customers. menus are laminated to be easier to clean and the test touch screen is cleaned after every use. on top of all of that they still clean everything every 30 minutes >> we open up last friday on the 29th and it has been a slow start. hopefully this will really help kickstart business, whether or not i would come out here at this point in time i'm not really sure . >> i would see how the summer goes if things start to really decline. >> reporter: michael and buffy say they're going to hold off on outdoor dining for now. because they are in a high risk category. >> you are n

it started at 10 am this morning in the willow glen neighborhood. the group held signs and chanted in a peaceful demonstration that was organized by black lives matter. >>> it was another night of chaos in vallejo. police responded to numerous reports of looting in that city. henry lee joins us with more on the unrest and new information about the deadly police shooting of a suspected looter. they thought that young man was armed with a gun. >> reporter: we were told initially that this man, this looting suspect fired first, but that turned out to be wrong. police thought he was reaching for a gun but it was a hammer and not the gun. >> a 22-year-old man was shot and killed by vallejo police early tuesday morning on redwood street. an officer fired five shots after thinking the looting suspect was reaching for a gun in his waistband. police determined he was armed with a camera and not a gun. another suspect ramped an suv and escape. the driver of the pickup truck also took off but was arrested after leading police on a high- speed chase. police say

had yesterday as we take a live look outside in the south bay looking at our temperature trend in willow glen, we're in the upper 50s to start this morning. and we're still in the upper 60s by 1:00 today. we're only going to reach into the mid-70s f you saw these clouds yesterday really interesting looking clouds. so we'll talk more about what causes them and also if we see more in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching the roads. what's the update for us? >>> kari, we don't, unfortunately, have a lot of update and, sadly, we're talking about the scene of a deadly crash which closes southbound almaden expressway. our cameramen still out there showing the police activity which looks the same but the fegs continues closing at redmond avenue. the map will show you the same area and an alternate is down to camden to get you away from highway 85 on almaden expressway. northbound side everything moves smoothly. the freeway sensors aren't really a surprise. lights out of the altamont at times to the bay bridge show there's no problem down the east shore freeway or gettin

>>daytime protests like this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military states additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it hurt him. people even more. and get thank >>you're going

willow glen, temperatures in the upper 50s and warming up to the low 80s by noon.make plans to get out there early, look at the range in temperatures anywhere from 100 degrees in clear lake to 61 in half moon bay. e about this and what's ahead. mike, you've been watching the commute. how is it looking? >>> highway 101 north of 680. this is the time we'll see the bump in traffic and slowing. a live look and in the last three minutes i've seen this slow tapping of the brakes. we're slowing up to oakland road just in the last three minutes, like i said. the on ramp, there's a disabled vehicle affecting one lane of the on ramp. the rest of the bay moves very slowly. and then this other disabled vehicle getting off the freeway, 880 at broadway may affect one lane of traffic. access is not a problem. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a path of destruction, that damage left behind by a fast moving fire in southern california and we're going to tell you what firefighters are doing to stop the flames. >>> plus, shifting gears, when dmvs across the state are set to resume th

a quick check for areas like willow glen.otice in the icon a combination of sort of the sun and clouds. that's what we'll see early on and then it gets really sunny for the afternoon if you're in an inland area. temperatures will be in the 80s and upper 80s in most spots. >> in my shot it has gone from a little slowing to a lot of slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights have been turned on and that's what's causing the big crowd in the live shot. the map will show you slowing on the incline after you get past that. no problems on the approach throughout the east bay. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay including the altamont pass. it's friday so lighter traffic flowing. we'll send it back to laura. you have to hear this story, laura. >>> that's right. it's just in to our newsroom this morning, mike. an unusual story out of lany college in oakland. that's where school leaders are informing students about the suspension of a faculty member. the teacher is accused of sending a student with what's described as racis

>>daytime protests like this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhoodave been mostly peaceful. after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman role for all as part of her. >>it her. people even more. and get thank you for your >>you're going to stop you un

>>daytime protests like this one along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. >>after dark like this one outside san jose city hall some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new certainly less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul >>it hurt him. people even more. and get thank you for your daughter. >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end th

we are going to get a bit of a breeze as we check out willow glen and our temperature trend will be in the low 60s to start and we'll see a mostly sunny sky. we'll reach into the low 80s by early in the afternoon and eventually see our high temperature reach about 84 degrees but there will still be some areas in the inland east bay that won't get much of that cooling from that fog but an improvement over yesterday. up to 90 in antioch today and 86 in napa and san francisco stays in the 60s today. look at that seven-day forecast. it's already up at the bottom of the screen. we'reo the north as that storm system comes by, it will bring in a stronger ocean breeze. it will help cool us off starting out tomorrow and continue through saturday. but then high pressure starts to come back in and it's going to heat us up from sunday into early next week. so, we only get really a couple days of a break from this heat as we reach into the upper 80s inland today and mid 70s tomorrow and some upper 70s on saturday. i think it's going to be the best day of the weekend will be saturday. sunday it star

. >>> willow glen high school students in san jose held a rally in their neighborhood earlier today. many drivers honked in support. students chanted george floyd's name and called on other youth to do more to fight racism and r chge.noatr orar igar wo what we can to get that. >> organizers say they wanted to rally close to home so people in their neighborhood could hear their message directly. the past 24 hours have been relatively calm in san jose, which is quite different from some of the violence we saw over the weekend as a result of the death of george floyd. today the police chief explained why they took some of the measures they did to save the city from being overrun by agitators. abc's chris nguyen is on that story. >> addressing some of the events that unfolded in san jose over the past week, the city defended its police department's response to those they call agitators who were present at otherwise peaceful protests. >> we have seen too many episodes in which people have exploited the cover of peaceful protest to commit violent acts, to destroy the city in various ways.

our temperature trend as you make plans for the day in willow glen we'll be in the upper 50s, but youan see our trend going up as we go into late morning and the afternoon at 1:00. we're in the low 80s, and it's going to reach into the mid to upper 80s here. as we go through our micro climates, morgan hill reached 90 degrees and we'll see some mid-80s in downtown san jose. for the east bay we'll see some 90s here as well. up to 93 degrees in antioch. martinez will reach 87 degrees and some upper 70s for oakland. half moon bay will be in the mid-60s today. you head over to palo alto we're up to 84 degrees. and for the embarcadero up to 69 degrees today. the north bay high temperatures anywhere from 70 in point reyes to 90 in clear lake and napa today reaching 83 degrees, so it looks pretty nice here but it's still a little warm and our high pressure is giving us more of a northerly wind. but more of an ocean breeze will pick up as we go to the next couple of days, and that will help us cool off as we get that natural air conditioning. but in time for the fourth of july holiday weekend,

>>daytime protests like this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman role for all as part of her. >>it her. people even more. and get thank >>you're going to stop you unhappy with

by black lives matter, it started around 10 am, just a couple hours ago on lincoln avenue in the willow glen neighborhood. that protest is set to end at 2 pm this afternoon. let's show you the scene in denzel right now where another protest is underway. this is happening at the corner of hartz avenue, and railroad avenue, right there in the downtown area. it is the same spot where protesters gathered yesterday, calling for racial justice. >> we don't support the riots, obviously. we are peaceful protesters. we have faith in our community. that it will turn violent. >> so far, there have been no reports of violence or looting in the city of danville. in the city of oakland police are reporting no press tests problems, officers did not make any arrests or issue citations, authorities announced there are no reports of violence, damage, looting or burglaries. earlier in the day, the protesters gathered right near city hall and marched to police headquarters but again demonstrations in oakland remain peaceful. >>> solano county is bringing in the national guard to help stop further damage there.

in san jose, willow glen high school students held a rally. >>> here is a look at what's going on.the breezes will make it a little -- kind of blustery at the coast. also chilly. look at 60s and 70s around the bay. temperatures up to 25 degrees cooler today, even cooler this weekend. that slight chance of wet weather tomorrow. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up on "good morning america," gap re ni union unionn saying >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. protesters versus police. tensions escalate. the disturbing video emerging overnight as police in buffalo shove a 75-year-old man to the ground. violent clashes pop up. tense moments after curfew in new york city and in tampa officers used pepper spray pinning a woman down in broad daylight. the latest at this hour. >>> honoring george floyd. crowds lining the streets of minneapolis to show their support. inside the church, the emotional memorial service. the powerful pause. 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence symbolizing his final moments. and the tributes from his family and reverend al sharpton. >> this is the time. we won't