you so much for with waking up weather in the bay area, wait a day or drive your car five with us. miles. you will find something. >> that's right. >> thanks for joining us this we are going to talk about our morning. stay with us for a special forecast today as it starts out a little gray, just like program, greg lee will have the yesterday, good morning, rosemary. >> good morning. we are a mix of sun and clouds latest news tonight. this money. partly cloudy in some areas, we will be back at 10:00 and mostly cloudy and it others. 11:00. we have the latest news any temperatures and conditions are time on the ktvu news app. expected to be very similar, have a great day. that means we will call for his thanks for joining us. partly cloudy skies today. when i come back, we'll check in on current conditions, a warm-up in the extended forecast coming up. happening today, a vigil is planned for a sergeant with the santa cruz county sheriff's office who was killed in line of duty. this all happened yesterday in investigators say, he died in what is being described as an ambush style attack. another law enforcement officer was hurt. >> reporter: santa cruz county sheriff jim hart says in his 32 years on the job, he says this is the worst he has ever experienced. the death of sergeant damon gutzwiller devastates the department. the santa cruz county sheriff's office said they got a call for a suspicious van. there were guns and bomb making materials inside. chef hart says they were ambushed by gunfire and explosives. sergeant damon gutzwiller was shot and taken to the hospital where he later died. the deputy is expected to be okay. the sheriff's office said they started getting reports of a carjacking. he will be arrested for murder and other felonies according to the sheriff's office. the sergeant has been with the sheriff's office since 2006. >> in this era we are in, when you think about what you want to see in a police officer, somebody who truly loves his job, who wants to help people, that is what damon wanted. he was a good man and a good police officer. >> a vigil is 2:26 p.m., the e the report came in for an officer down. we are also falling developing use of a deadly officer involved shooting in oakland. this happened around 10:45 last night but the man driving car has not been identified yet. the woman is being treated for gunshot wounds at the hospital. no officers were injured. the time now is 7:04. about 100 people in solano 30 minutes, every sunday county has been forced out of for the next few weeks, our their homes by wildfire. goal is to dideeper into issues like systemic racism, the fire is 5% contained so far. justice reform and the collective voice of thousands calling for real change in this moment. ignited in part i the killing of george floyd in police custody, this week, we saw the fire started around 4:30 memorial services honoring him yesterday afternoon for the cause of the fire is still coupled with ongoing under investigation. cal fire is leading the demonstrations and protests in firefight. >> they also did order the very the bay area and around the large air tankers to help. world. this is a video from oakland technical high school on monday. nearly 15,000 people stood in solidarity. we are joined now by one of the the winds today have been young men who organized that pretty strong, and once a spark ignites the fire, they are pushing the fires very quickly. >> besides the quail fire, there have been two other fires protest. xavier, thank you for doing that. let me tell you, we are a in the bay area. couple days removed, what does the golds fire, and a fire has it mean to see the photos and video of the magnitude of this crowd? >> to be honest, it is unreal. burned in contra costa county. you know? at first, i didn't think it would be this large. it is a true blessing that that fire started near willow pass road just before 5:00 last night. the latest report from cal fire says the fire is nearly contained. crews on the ground say air tankers helped them make progress before the strong winds set in and conquered. there are no reports of any of the homes burning. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. golds fire is fully contained this morning after it burned 107 acres. the cause of that fire as well, still under investigation. now to the ongoing protests in the bay area in response to the police custody death of george floyd. the demonstrators brought traffic on the world-famous bridge to the halt. it was just one of more than one dozen protests across the bay area. >> reporter: people from different racial backgrounds turned out by the hundreds at multiple protests around the bay area. the largest, a march across the golden great bridge golden gate bridge. to support the black lives matter movement. the march started at noon, and within an hour, the massive crowd expanded into the highway taking over the southbound lanes. another protest took place about wellness. >> as we try to take on the weight of the world, sometimes we neglect our own spiritual and mental health. we just brought people together to express their solidarity in a different way. >> we want to keep the community healthy through all the stuff that is going on. we decided to get everybody together and run a peaceful jog around lake mary. >> i was already here visiting my best friend who is a healthcare worker. i am a big mental health advocate, just supporting a cause and fighting for inequality and fighting for the right to be who we are. >> reporter: in hayward, there was a solidarity protest against the police actions that killed george floyd in minnesota, and breonna taylor in kentucky. >> they city hall to the police department. one car stopped him and occupants got out to join in, in taking a knee. >> in oakland, ktvu, fox 2 news. thousands of people gathered at the same city park. we want to show you this view from sky fox. that demonstration was taking place at the same time, dozens of people gathered in another area of the park for a new orleans style funeral. the demonstrators marched from the pleasant hill ymca to the city's police headquarters a few be blocks away. more protests planned for today, mothers and children are planning to hold a peaceful protest today. supporters of the man who was shot and killed by police in vallejo, they are planning a march and rally at 12:30. several others are taking place at 2:00, including salmon cisco, oakland, lafayette, among other cities around the bay. at some people point, we will see more protests, but we want to keep the conversation going. we are going to be hosting a program called "voices of change ." lawmakers and police will be spoke to about how to move forward and the changes that need to happen, that begins this morning at 9:30 a.m. city leaders are going to be holding a virtual town hall. that is because they want to hear from the community about an incident where an african- american man was detained while exercising in the street outside of his home. on friday, police released body can footage of the incident. the man did try to leave, but officers ended up putting him in handcuffs. he is outraged and is committed to having a full independent investigation. i know we have cooled down this week, but i saw the forecast, it looks like the heat is on this week, right? >> you are right. today, a lot like yesterday. a nice mild temperature, breezy in some areas but it was really breezy here where i live yesterday. we are going to get into some warmer weather for the week ahead. outside our doors, partly cloudy skies around the bay area. you can see the ripples in the water indicating wind. you can also see all the way to san francisco this morning. temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to upper 50s. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday, visibility is good out there. not as much fog along the coastline, so the low cloud cover, not quite as extensive as what we saw yesterday morning and we will call for partly cloudy skies for the entire afternoon. here is a look at the winds. nevada reporting 20 mile-per- hour winds. san jose reporting sustained at 13, sfo 12. we will warm up a tad, a few degrees, that is just about it. 74, your afternoon high for today. typically we are at 80 degrees for this time of year. very seasonal for some of our bayside communities. i will have a better look at your afternoon today, we will talk about the warm-up coming our way in the extended forecast, coming up. ♪ still to come in our next half hour, new music to uplift the spirits of people coming together in support of the black lives movement. styling standing in solidarity, the familiar face from the golden state warriors standing out in the crowd. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. welcome back. black lives matter demonstrations are happening all around the world, that includes hong kong where a handful of protesters gathered outside the u.s. consulate there. they say it is a global issue. >> it is a global issue. people around the world will be looking at the u.s. and thinking to themselves obviously, black lives seem to matter that much, but we have to remind ourselves that despite all we see going on, black lives do indeed matter. >> protesters wrote to the council. there was a different kind of peaceful protest in downtown los angeles. protesters have laid hundreds of roses just inside those barricades. there are also banners calling for care, not cash. there was a famous the face in the crowd at a weekend march and rally in response to the death of george floyd in support of black lives matter. some of his teammates were at a similar demonstration across the bay yesterday. his teammates also took part in the demonstration that was dubbed the walk in unity. a small army of volunteers hit the streets of oakland over the weekend. they tried to clean up some of the trash left behind. they were carrying brooms and buckets, mops, and some other cleaning supplies. >> we have a ton of cleaning supplies, paint remover, window cleaner, that sort of stuff. tons of trash bags, brooms, and everything necessary to sort of cleanup oakland. >> must've looked volunteers say they support the recent demonstrations in the fight for racial justice. they do add it's important to keep streets of downtown oakland clean following those protests. your time now is 7:17. rosemary joining us, you know, rosemary, you set a little bit of sun peeking out and it was right on cue, a little bit of sun peeked outside the window. i am watching your forecast carefully. it was chilly yesterday morning, right? but it did warm up pretty well. >> the temperature is not bad for this time of year. 60s and 70s around the bay area. it's really that trees out there in some spots that's kind of making it a pesky forecast. at this quite as strong. the breeze is blowing and i expected to be with us for the entire day. temperatures will only be slightly warmer today had a bigger transition will come our way as we get into the work week. outside ours was right now, a mix of sun and clouds but a little bit more sunshine, and a little less low cloud cover. it has to do with some of that wind. the system, the center of circulation moving through areas of washington, oregon, and you can see some action going on over areas like washington, oregon, northern california, even the high see our picking up on rain and snow masks mix. high elevation snow expected to drop all the way down to 6000, 5000 feet or so. that will make the pass is slippery. giving a look here at what we are seeing, just a little bit of fog around the coastline. it looks like we may have some patchy fog there, but for most of the bay area, it's a partly cloudy to mostly clear start. the oakland airport gusting to 24, areas into napa anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. breezy in our hills where i am seeing winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures outside, upper 40s to upper 50s. a bit of a chill in the air in santa rosa this morning. 56 in hayward, and for the in the east bay, 56 in brentwood. here is a look at what you can expect for san jose into the afternoon. by lunchtime, mid to upper 60s, a mild wonder bread into the second part of the day, low 70s expected for san jose. 74 in morgan hill. mid-70s for antioch. around the bay, mild, 70 degrees for hayward. 65 in the city of san francisco. low 60s in pacifica. your extended forecast there, a notable warm-up coming our way as a get into monday. temperatures along the coastline, upper 60s, upper 70s around the bay. there is a 10 degree jump from today into tomorrow. by wednesday, low to mid 90s for our inland cities. notice what happens on thursday, it begins to drop back just a little bit. not quite as hot as we had seen earlier in the week. a nice warm-up coming our way for the days ahead. rosemary, thank you. a 9-year-old came up with a big idea to help families impacted by riots. also ahead, cutting your hair for a good cause. we will introduce you to a young girl helping raise money for cancer research. stay right there. welcome back. a group of kids in minneapolis is doing what they can to help out families that were impacted by the riots. >> reporter: on a front lawn in chanhassen, leave it to the kids to leave we've a new world of change. >> i don't know how to make a bracelet, i am not going to learn how to make a bracelet appeared >> reporter: sometimes it just takes a 9-year-old to come up with a big idea. >> to help the families in need. >> reporter: cameron johnson found a way to help, one bracelet at a time. >> as you can see, the moms have now been pulled in. all hands on deck. [ laughter ]. six br >> reporter: the donations have poured in. all of that weaving, braiding, has turned into anti- $5000. >> it just goes to show that everybody does their part where they are with the gifts that god has given them in their space, and this is ours. >> reporter: space and a little string. >> rapidly hundreds. >> reporter: all woven from a simple idea. >> i just think if we take the time to have compassion and empathy, week all can be a 9- year-old and do what's right, that's it. the time now is 7:25. the same valtrex foundation is known for its donations. a little girl in the east bay has been wanting to participate for years and join in, but her mom said not until eighth grade. even though the big event was canceled because of covid-19, she still wanted to take part, and in her fundraising video, she explained why. >> i am 12 years old and i will be shaving my head for childhood cancer research. about four years ago, i went to saint baldric's for the first time. there, i saw people of all ages shaving their heads for cancer research. seven years ago, i was in the hospital for a very long time, and it was because of research that i was able to get better. i am not nervous, i am more nervous about the outcome, but i know even now, the feeling -- honestly, powerful. high, i mig some weird looks, i just want to do my part. >> we are up to -- we started with 500 and we ended up with 2616. >> she looks great. what you are watching here is a facebook live event that was held yesterday as sadie made good on her promise. look, all the hair is gone, but she looks amazing. she beat her goal, raising more than $2000 for cancer research. we are going to put a link in the web links section of ktvu.com so that you can donate . turning boarded-up storefronts into works of art, the message artists are sending through these unique designs on plywood. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how 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see we have blue skies out there, still a little cool, temperatures this morning, things are changing, if you are missing that warm weather, you won't have to miss it so long. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning everyone, it is sunday, june the seventh, like claudine said, a bit of a chilly weekend. if you like the warm stuff, it is making a return. good morning to both of you, frank, claudine, we are waking up with partly cloudy skies, we are not going to lose the wind. temperatures will only be slightly warmer for today, a nice 5 or 10 degrees jump expected. we are going to call for another breezy one, could be gusty at times, anywhere a litts and most urban areas as well. a better look at your current conditions, your afternoon highs for today, and more of that warm-up coming up. happening today, a vigil is put planned for a sergeant that was killed in the line of duty. it happened yesterday in the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: good morning, frank. santa cruz sheriff jim hart calls this an ambush, but did not elaborate. we don't know if the initial call was to lure officers and food authorities are investigated investigating if other suspects are involved. this all happened at about 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the santa cruz sheriff's office says they got a call for a suspicious van parked near jamison creek road. the caller said they were bombs and guns inside. chef heart said sergeant damon gutzwiller and another deputy were shot at . another deputy was hurt, either shot or hit with shrapnel from a bomb, and other hit with a car as the suspect tried to leave the scene according to authorities. the sheriff's office are said they found the suspect who was reportedly armed. he was shot during his arrest. he was released from the hospital and will be arrested for murder, assault with a deadly weapon, carjacking, and other felonies. as for sergeant damon gutzwiller, he leaves behind a young child and pregnant wife. sheriff hart says his legacy will move on. >> i have known him long before 2006 when he was a volunteer. >> a vigil is planned for today at 2:26 p.m., the exact time yesterday that they got reports that an officer was down. coast to coast, protesters are demanding change their demonstration. they are taking to the streets urging for changes within police departments to address police brutality. as reporter ray brogan reports, washington, d.c. protests were the largest they have seen yet. >> reporter: saturday brought pushing for change. est crowds from coast to coast, massive groups of protesters are marching, hoping their peaceful protests will result in policy change. >> there is power in people, there is power in numbers. >> reporter: washington, d.c. seeing the largest number of demonstrators in the city since george floyd's debts, at one point, a group of healthcare workers showing the crowd there on the front lines of this national fight. people are also gathering in minneapolis. >> this is systemic. it's going to take some level of systemic change. >> reporter: summary it is not the right move. >> it is a knee-jerk reaction. this one-size-fits-all is misguided. >> reporter: house and senate democrats are announcing their reform efforts on monday. hundreds of family and friends gathered for memorial service in brief in north carolina, just miles of where george floyd was born. his loved ones dying his death will not be in vain. the time number 7:37. we will take a closer look at that service that honored george floyd yesterday in north carolina. the service was held in raeford north carolina, about 20 miles from where george floyd was born. floyd's death needs to bring about change. >> it took until i heard george floyd pled i can't breathe, please, for me to really really see what is happening to our black community. >> it's too many, it's too much. all of these victims have died of police violence. >> we need a change. how many more lives? how many, that's what i keep asking myself. >> that's tuesday at 9:00 our time. we will have live updates right here on channel 2, ktvu. we will be live streaming on the ktvu news app. thousands took to the streets all over the world to show solidarity with protesters here in the united states. demonstrations were taking place from paris to berlin. people came out to remember george floyd and to demand change. >> i am here because i am tired. i am tired of people not treating everyone as equally as they should be treated. we are ready for change. it's time. it's time to make a change. >> demonstrations in london had protesters saying they would contin processing until police brutality is stopped. the coronavirus pandemic continues to grow here in california. there were more than 1700 new cases reported since friday alone, bringing the total number of cases to more than 128,000. there have been 4600 deaths. the area death toll remains unchanged. because of all of the large crowds gathering in and around the country to protest the death of george floyd, there could be a second wave of covid- 19. >> what happened to all the precautions we were all supposed to be taking to prevent the spread of coronavirus, and might we see an uptick in cases not because of these big gatherings? it is certainly true that a lot of these protesters are wearing face masks, but not all of them. when you add to that, possible exposure from the police, and national guard troops, this could prove to be a dangerous mix. new york has just seen a big surge in cases, but mayor bill de blasio does not think the protests are to blame, at least not yet. >> we are going to watch that very carefully. i will certainly be talking to our healthcare team. i would be surprised if that is what's causing it. we are much more likely, in the next week, 10 days, to see a manifestation if there is one. >> that would be because of the incubation period. let's take a look at the latest numbers, there have been 1.8 million cases, and more than 108,000 deaths. some public health experts are now reversing themselves on big crowds. saying that in the case of these protests, the risks of public gatherings are worthwhile but the world health organization just changed his social distancing cannot be maintained. police and parents tried to ban similar gatherings in that city because of fears that it would lead to more spread of the virus but ultimately the several hundred protesters showed up, nonetheless. in washington, foxnews. some boarded up storefronts in downtown oakland are now turning into works of art. some local artists are doing some creative painting on the plywood that is being used to protect doors and windows on businesses. >> we really support the black lives matter movement, it felt really -- almost like putting up walls against the protests, we don't want to lose our financial investment, obviously. we also really support change happening. >> many of the business owners recently boarded up their shops and stores because of recent protests. other shop owners had already boarded up because of the pandemic. 24 hours after we are talking and maybe complaining about the cold temperatures, you are already talking about big changes heading our way. that is how these last few weeks have gone. >> you are right but it's a little too hot for some, it's a little too cold for others but we just keep on this roller coaster ride. temperatures today, very similar to yesterday. a little bit cool for your blood. as we get into the week ahead, temperatures are going to warm up once again. outside, mostly cloudy skies to partly cloudy. winds are still blowing, expected to continue for your afternoon. a look here from ktvu into san francisco, we can see from the water, a little choppy. that indicates we have some wind out there. san francisco at 54, equal 48 in santa rosa this morning. livermore and san jose waking up in the 50s as well. 53 degrees at livermore. san jose at 56. here is a look at the satellite view, hard to pick up on any cloud cover out there, we have a little bit a patchy fog, but the winds going to be the story for many today. breezy, and our hills breezy around the bay. 74 for your afternoon, just a smidge for san francisco, low 70s in livermore. both areas below the seasonal norm. as we get into monday, things start to bounce back. that will be the start of another warming trend. details coming up in just a little bit. a rescue in the san francisco bay, the people saved by the u.s. coast guard after their sailboat began taking on water. sending out passionate please from northern california, the message from protesters after day nine of rallying in the state capital. that is all coming up next. thousands of people joined members of the sacramento branch at the naacp for a weekend rally that was held in downtown sacramento. reporter kristi gross tells us they were calling for an end to racial injustice and police brutality. >> reporter: on the ninth day of protests in sacramento, people were just as passionate for their please of justice as they were on day one. the sea of people, some wearing protective masks filled downtown as far as the eye could see. >> black lives matter. we are here trying to use our voice. >> i had to come out here today. i have black brothers, i have black cousins, i am black. >> reporter: they rallied at cesar chavez plaza. >> all of our americans who aren't black, my message to you is to fight to the end with us. don't give up, we need you. we need you. we need you. >> reporter: in unison, protesters chanted breonna taylor's name. protesters say she was another victim of police brutality. those officers should face charges. >> we are tired of it. >> reporter: fighting for justice and and and for police totality. >> we have been fighting for generations, and it hurts, because it's not enough change. >> reporter: protesters hope that this will lead to real progress. >> this one is different. the whole nation is behind us. everyone in the nation is enraged, we have never had a full support from every state, all 50 states, even other countries. >> reporter: after addressing the crowd in the park, the mayor says he is ready tostart work on systemic changes. smack this is maybe the greatest awakening that we have had in my adult lifetime. i feel it, i feel it very deeply. >> reporter: some protesters met his remarks with skepticism. >> once again, that was kristi gross reporting. a black lives matter mural has now been painted on the street. it was painted by local artist demetrius washington with the help of the volunteers in the sacramento area. the time now is 7:50. the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue after their sailboat be it was a very windy, choppy day. indigency crews rushing to the scene shortly after getting word the 16 foot sailboat had been taking on water per the coast guard said they were able to get both men safely off the sailboat, and out of that chilly water. fortunately, nobody was hurt. it was windy yesterday, i know that wildfire is not helping that in the winters area. we are going to get hot again, to crack cracks >> that wind is going to be with us. good morning frank, to you and claudine. temperature is feeling quite nice in land. that wind is not going to give us any rest. a result of that system moving through the pacific northwest, rain and mountain snow over the areas of washington, oregon, and even northern california, you can see some there. for us, it's about the two late cooler temperatures. the inner east bay reporting 31. around the bay, anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour. partly cloudy skies today, i will show you the futurecast model there. the rain is over northern california, a little bit of mountain snow expected through tonight with level down to about 5000 feet, so that's blue canyon. roads will be slick if you have to travel over in that direction. here is a look at the temperatures here at home. 54 in separate cisco. san francisco. temperatures only slightly warmer than yesterday. 72 for your afternoon, upper 60s to about 70 degrees to your east bayshore. along the coastline, pacifica, you will be 63. for southbay, 72 over san jose, 72 expected. after record- breaking heat earlier in the week, temperatures have drops, we have been in this pattern for a few days now. now we will see a return of the warmer weather. we don't stop there. damages expected to hit the low to mid 90s by wednesday. calls to defend the police, the house of representatives defending the movement to redirect funds towards education and community programs. new music to inspire those marching for racial equality, and plans to make the mission impossible seven movie set free of the coronavirus. more on that as mornings on 2 continues. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. a big name in the house is throwing her weight behind a nationwide movement to defend police departments she put her stamp on the approval on the policy solution. she says she is engaged in advocacy for reduction in nypd budget that cost $6 billion. house democrats are expected to unveil their police reform legislation this week and vote on it later this month. more celebrities are stepping up in support of black lives matter as protests continue. chris red is raising money on a gofundme page. the proceeds cover coronavirus testing and treatment and will also help with medical bills from injuries while protesting, pale relief and quite expensive expenses. the uk. jordan sparks is back with new music and tom cruise is planning to make mission impossible 7, the movie set free of coronavirus. ♪ >> jordan sparks hoping to uplift people. the 30-year-old singer performing a song called "unknown" which is based on her own personal experiences. it has taken on a new meeting meeting in recent weeks. >> we are free styling love supreme, out of solidarity for george floyd. tom cruise is the setting set of they are investing in vip winnebago trailers for everyone to live on site to help prevent infection. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. coming up, killing and shooting and killing a deputy. fire season has arrived, a number of fires all around the bay area, the biggest still burning in solano county. in hollywood, the latest to get the green light with film, tv, and music production can begin here in california, and more on the new guidelines, next. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning everyone, it's nearly 8:00 on this sunday. look at that, no fog to speak of. it was crowded yesterday, a number of protesters starting at noon, but all clear on this sunday. good to have you with us, i am frank mallicoat. it is june 7th, and good morning. >> we certainly appreciate you starting your morning with us. as we talk about the weather we are expecting today, and the weather we are expecting this week, good morning rosemary. >> good morning claudine and frank. temperatures are very similar to yesterday. one item that is going to be with us that we may not appreciate, the wind. temperature wise for you afternoon, going to see a slight bump in the numbers along with coastline, widespread 60s expected around the bay. for inland communities commit 70s for our hotter locations. i will have for today and the extended forecast in just a bit. happening today, there is a vigil planned for a sergeant who was killed in the line of duty. to others were hurt. this all happened yesterday in the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: our photographer joseph cousins is actually in bold been moment right now. authorities are continuing their investigate investigation at this hour. the sheriff's office said they got a call for a suspicious van just outside of ben loman the caller said they were guns and bomb making materials inside the van. the sheriff's office said sergeant trent 14 damon gutzwiller was shot. authorities are investigating of other suspects were involved. the sergeant was taken to a hospital where he died. the suspect identified as stephen korea carrillo was armed and shot at some point during his arrest. as for sergeant damon gutzwiller, he he leaves behind a young child and a pregnant wife. >> he will be deeply missed by this community, by this family, he was a beloved figure here at the sheriff's office. his legacy will work on. >> a vigil is planned today at 226 2:26 p.m. we are also following developing use of a deadly officer involved shooting that happened in oakland. the man who was driving the car has not yet been identified with a woman was taken to the hospital and is being treated for gunshot wounds. no other officers were injured. the district attorney's office is investigating. about 100 people in solano county have been forced out of their homes due to wildfire. the fire is just by present contain. homes and other buildings are threatened. cal fire is leading the firefight and said they need support. >> the winds have been pretty strong. once a spark ignited the fire, they are pushing the fire very quickly. >> there have been two other fires in the bay area. the fire started near willow pass road just before 5:00 last night, it is not fully contained -- now fully contained. this video, after it burned 107 acres there, yesterday afternoon, that is also under investigation. it has been another week in the protests here in the bay area. there were several demonstrations in bay area cities to support the black man black lives matter movement yet yesterday. you see folks on the gold golden gate bridge. thousands of people took place and not demonstration. it did briefly shut down traffic. the damaged demonstration was designed to promote mental health during this time of crisis. >> something we neglect our own spiritual and mental health. we brought people together to express their solidarity and in a different way. >> we decided to get everybody together and run a peaceful job jog around the lake. >> protesters also to the streets of hayward yet yesterday. thousands of people gathered for demonstrations, this was the view from sky fox. it was crowded. demonstration was taking place at the same time thousands of people gathered in another area of the park thousands of protesters gathered in pleasant hill yet yesterday. several more protests are planned for today on sunday. mothers and their children are planning to hold a peaceful protests. they are put planning to march in a rally at 12:30. san al others are taking place francisco. we know eventually there will be fewer protests, but we want to keep this conversation going. we are hosting "voices for change" we will speak with lawmakers and put police departments with changes that need to have it. happened. and incidentwhere an african-american man was detained after he was exercising in the street outside of it home. on friday, police released body cam video of the incident. the man tried to leave, but hop officers put him in handcuffs. the mayor said he is outraged and is committed to a full temperatures seasonal for our bayside communities. bayside communities right around of average for this time of year. wind, it's with us this morning, i expected expect it to continue throughout this afternoon. if you fairweather clouds with a nice view in to san francisco. 57 in livermore and 58 over at set jose san jose. we are looking at wind in areas over napa sustained at 14. gusty day, a breezy day come temperatures only slightly warmer than yesterday. 54 in san francisco them around the bay, offered 50s. it's your afternoon, a look at what is average for this time of year and where we expect to be, santa rosa looking at 74 for your afternoon. typically, you get to about 80 for this afternoon -- this time of year. san francisco, areas like oakland right in there. two pitchers will begin to rebound by tomorrow. i will have a better look at the region for the afternoon when it comes your two pitchers today and that warm-up coming up. protests are taking place in los angeles today, how to mistreat is a trying to take their message to the mayor, and call for change in the police department. more flights are being scheduled, how airlines are trite trying to catch up with demand for air travel. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it 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barricades. the may jobs report released had a misclassification error in it. a special note at the bottom of the report said if the error had not occurred, the unemployment rate would have been 16.3%, rather than the 13.3% reported. the bureau of labor statistics said people who were laid off and waiting to be called back to work are put in a category who is usually used for jury duty. estate is going to allow an to start up again this friday. there are guidelines before anyone can yell "action". everyone must wear personal protective equipment unless they are on camera. there will also be coronavirus testing and temperature checks. airlines are starting to return to their summer schedule. starting before the end of july, united says it plans a total of 43 more fights both international and domestic in and out of san francisco which is almost 60% increase as of right now. american also hopes to increase the number of flights to florida soon. it is adding flights to hong kong. it is 8:16, let's talk about the weather. there is always something to talk about. he laid a couple days, and you are like why do i have this jacket out, rosemary? >> you are so right. when i lived in the sacramento valley where i am from, you put your pants away at the end of may, and you did not need them until october. here in the bay area, you need your pants, shorts, winter coat, and summer dress. temperatures are going to take a leap, 5 to 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. beautiful blue skies, we have partly cloudy skies in store for your afternoon today. temperatures expected to be only slightly warmer than where we were yesterday. that wind is expected to continue. without the wind, very pleasant weather. with the wind, that changes things just a little bit. i want to give you a look at this system. you can see we are right within that trough, that is bringing us the unseasonably mild weather. here is a look at your future cast, i will roll you into tonight and there tomorrow, we don't see any much of any rain at all. but we are seeing wind, that is exactly what we are looking at, sfo sustained at 13 miles per hour. it's going to be breezy, once again. is going to be gusty in many spots. temperatures in the 50s in san francisco. the inner east bay, 57 over livermore. oakland, you're checking in at 60. mid-50s to low 60s in and around the bay area. beautiful temperatures in store for livermore this afternoon. take a look at that. mid-60s by noontime. low 70s in the forecast for the second part of your day. as we take a look around in the region, we've got northbay, 74 in santa rosa. upper 60s to low 70s along the length of the valencia. peninsula. for tomorrow, about 10 degrees of warming expected come temperatures continuing to warm 5 to 10 degrees each passing day until wednesday, then we cool back down again on thursday. thank you rosemary. they cutting your hair for cancer research, plus musicians are back at abbey road. the famous studio is looking to return to recording albums and music. that's all coming up. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. a group of kids in minneapolis is doing what they can to help out families impacted by the riots following the protests of george flight. >> it was the kids idea. >> reporter: at the front lawn in chanhassen, leave it to the kids to weave a new world of change. >> i would not have had that idea to make bracelets. i don't know how to make a bracelet, i am not going to com from a 9-year-old. after a weekwatching destruction of neighborhoods in minneapolis and st. paul, cameron johnson found a way to help one bracelet at a time. >> as you can see, the moms have now been pulled in. all hands on deck red [ laughter ] read >> i bought five or six bracelets. >> reporter: it kind of took off. >> we are blonde away blown away by what this has turned into. >> reporter: donations are pouring in, and all of that weaving, braiding, has turned into $25,000. >> it just goes to show that everyone does their part, where they are, with the gifts that god has given them. >> probably hundreds. >> reporter: probably all woven from a simple idea. >> if we take time to have that compassion and empathy, we can all be a 9-year-old and do what's right, that's it. such a great idea. from the 9-year-old with a great idea, we are talking about a 12-year-old also with a great idea. the saint baldric's foundation is known for its fund rations where people shave their heads in a way to raise money for cancer research. she first asked her mom in third grade, her mom said wait until eighth grade. now she is in eighth grade, and said he still wanted to take part. in her fundraising video, she explained why. >> i am 12 years old and i will be shaving my head for childhood cancer research. about four years ago, i went with the peter pan foundation as a character to saint baldric's for the first time. there, i saw people of all ages shaving their heads for cancer research. seven years ago, i was in the hospital for a very long time, and it i am not nervous about the actual shaving of my head, i am more nervous about the outcome, but i know even now the feeling of it, it makes me feel free. and honestly, kind of a little powerful. i might get some weird looks, but i know it's for a good cause. the world, as crazy as it is right now, i just want to do my part with helping these kids and giving them hope. >> she looks great. the peter pan foundation which she mentioned has a mission to inspire children through theater and philanthropy.she ra cancer research. if you would like to donate, we will ktvu.com. time now is 8:25. the famous 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device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. killed in the line of duty, more on the deputy that gave his life and the suspect that is not in custody. more on the service held in george floyd's honor in north carolina near his birthplace. from ktvu on fox 2 news , this is mornings on 2. >> it is sunday, june 7th, you're taking a live look at outside at the golden gate bridge, the skies have cleared over the bridge so you can see a clear shot all the way to san francisco. there are some cars on the bridge, things are moving quietly and smoothly if you need to get on the roads this morning. good morning to you, thank you for waking up with us. am claudine wong. >>ready for some warm weather again? >> i am. i will take a bit of a warm-up. >> i think i will too. we have no choice, rosemary, bring it on. >> [ laughter ] it helps to break it up. bring those numbers down once again. we are on this roller coaster ride the last couple of weeks. temperatures this weekend a little below average. we are going to heat it back up going into the days ahead. not for today to pay today's can be very similar to yesterday but we are waking up for more blue sky and sunshine this morning as winds help to knock out any fog. temperatures for your afternoon, low 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s expected inland, again, with a big warm up coming up for the week ahead. i will have details on your sunday, plus you can expect in the next few days coming up. a vigil is planned today for a sergeant with the santa cruz county sheriff's office. he was killed and what they are calling an ambush style attack. sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed during a violent incident in the town of ben loman in the santa cruz mountains. a suspect is in custody. we are taking a closer look at a service honoring george floyd that was held in north carolina. the service was held at a small church which is just about 20 miles from where floyd was burned boy born -- all this people going to honor floyd and his family, mourners echoed cries across the country saying floyd's death needs to spark change. >> it took until i heard george floyd plead i can't breathe, please, for me to really see what is happening to our black community. >> i cried for every name i wrote down. is too many, too much. >> we need a change, how many more lives? how many, that is what i keep asking myself. >> that private ticketed general will be held in houston at 9:00 a.m. our time. the gathering will be carried live and uninterrupted over on ktvu plus. it will also be streamed on the ktvu app. coast-to-coast, protesters are continuing to demand change within police departments to address police brutality. the demonstrations seen in washington, d.c. where the largest that city has seen yet. >> it has been 12 days since george floyd's death ignited a nationwide cry for justice and equality. >> reporter: from coast to coast, massive groups of protesters are marching, hoping their peaceful protests will result in policy change. >> there is power in people. there is power in numbers. we just have one common goal in the end, which is to and police totality and end the violence that is going on in this nation. >> reporter: at one point, the group of healthcare workers showing the crowd there also on the front lines of this national fight, as protesters cheer, there is a much smaller police presence than earlier in the week. many around the city are calling to defund the police force. >> this is systemic. it's going to take some level of systemic change. >> some worry it is not the right move. >> frankly, this one size fits all is misguided. >> reporter: as demonstrators hit the streets in their cities, house and senate democrats are announcing their reform efforts on monday, they are expected to unveil the justice and policing act of 2020. hundreds gather in north carolina just miles from where george floyd was born. his loved ones bowing his death will not be in vain. thousands took to the streets all over the world to show their solidarity with protesters here in the united states. demonstrations were taking place from paris to berlin, japan, sweden, zimbabwe, people came out to remember george floyd and demand change. >> i am here because i am tired. i am tired of people not treating everyone as equally as they should be treated. we are ready for change, it's time to make a change. >> demonstrators in london said they would continue protesting until police brutality is stopped. some local artists are doing what they can to make plywood planks beautiful. they created paintings that being used to protect windows and doors on dozens of businesses. >> we really support the black lives matter movement. it felt really, almost like putting up walls against the protests. we don't want to lose our financial investment, but we also really support change happening. >> other stores and shop owners had boarded up their business because of the shutdown in march due to the pandemic. the time i was 8:37. there is growing campaign across california to support african- american businesses during the recent protests and the ongoing pandemic. some african-american businesses in the sacramento area are among those who have been dealing with huge financial losses during the past few months. >> it is back to back to back. you can't get a breath. you can't catch a breath before something else happens. it's turning into chaos. >> the organizers of the statewide campaign to support african-american businesses will expand nationwide. it is 8:37 and the sun is already shining, warming up. it is going to be a really nice day, and if people like the heat, it is going to be a really nice week. what is your perfect temperature? >> i would say mostly sunny and 77 with a gentle breeze. how about you claudine? >> perfect. you just deliver that writeup and i will be happy. >> [ laughter ] okay, i will see what i can do. some of our inland cities in the mid 70s under mostly sunny skies. that breeze is going to be robust in many areas. here's a live look into san jose whewe have partly cloudy skies overhead. temperatures in the 50s at this hour. san jose checking in at 58. livermore at 57. there is a view, storm tracker two, we are mostly sunny around the coast, around the bay, and inland. one thing the wind has done is remove all that fog. we have middle peak reporting 30 miles per hour wind. we will go breezy today, mostly blue skies and temperatures only slightly warmer than yesterday, which is below average for many of our inland communities. mid 60s in san francisco, 70 in oakland, low 70s in livermore and low 70s expected over san jose. 5 to 10 miles of warming expected for tomorrow, i will have a look at what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. people have been forced out of their homes because of a wild there wildfire in solano county. scientists are learning more about the drug had hydroxychloroquine. more on that when we come back. east bay regional park police are looking for a man they say has groped several women on the iron horse regional trail. of the incidents have happened since march, and usually have between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. if you recognize that man, you are being asked to call police. the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of two people after their sailboat began to sink in the san francisco bay. the coast guard provided these pictures of the rescue yesterday. this happened in the afternoon, just south of the bridge. the coast guard said they were able to get both men safely off of their cell phone sailboat and no one was hurt. we are getting a look at the destructive fire, these are still photos of the inside of the san lorenzo theater which went up in flames, my goodness, early friday evening. investigators are still trying to find out how that fire got started. transportation experts say the airline industry is likely to shrink as much as 20% baseball. u.s. airlines did receive that $25 billion to keep them going in the early stages of this pandemic. in exchange for that money, the airlines could not lay off their workers. that money runs out at the end of september. industry leaders say unless people start traveling again, they are going to have to park planes and cut payrolls. a foster city company is -- bloomberg news is reporting that gilead sciences is now discussing a possible merger with the executives of the british drugmaker. there is no word yet on the terms of that reported deal, the merger would bring together two of the companies leading the drug industry efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic. two major studies showing the drug hydroxychloroquine is effective on coronavirus has been retracted. scientists are still trying to figure out whether the drug is still with her searing. pursuing. >> i started taking it a couple weeks ago. >> many had never heard of hydroxychloroquine until the drug was repeatedly mentioned by president trump. 821 people from across the u.s. and canada who had direct contact with lab confirmed covid-19 patients participated in the clinical trial. mostly healthcare workers, family members, and first responders. >> which started the trial hoping this would work, but we did not know if it was going to work. >> reporter: the doctor explains their was no statistical difference between those taking the drug or those taking a placebo. 40% did develop mild side effects, mainly nausea, upset stomach, or diarrhea. while there are other studies happening, they are focused on prevention. >> we decided to look at prevention because if they're going to change the pandemic, breaking the chain of transmission is how you are trials don't usually turn into political issues, this one has, repeated comments used by the president. >> if you say well, these people were pro-trump or anti- trump, trying to skew the points of the trial, they didn't know what they were getting. we were trying to eliminate bias. >> reporter: researchers did take note of how many people were taking vitamin c supplements. but research shows neither had any added benefit. it looks like a delightful sunday out there, we are going to heat up during the way week as well. mild today, into the week ahead, the summer heat making a comeback. we've got temperatures write about the seasonal norm for the bayside communities. inland, temperatures below seasonal average for today. only 70s for you. partly cloudy, puffy fairweather clouds out there. 60s at the coast, and 70s inland. here is a view at the system that is providing us with that wind out there. we had it yesterday, the breeze is blowing this morning and it will continue as well. some areas even picking up on a little bit of rain and snow out of this storm. you can see little blips of blue into the sierra over the tahoe area, and highway 50 as well as i-80 make it a little bit of a rain and snow mix. not expecting much. 1 inch or less. it will be slick up there for the next 12 hours, so be aware if you are traveling up. a lot of blue sky and breezy conditions. livermore, and offshore breeze at 12. temperatures not bad at all. 56 in nevada right now. 58 over san jose. let's talk about san jose. for your lunch hour, upper 60s in the forecast. low 70s for the second part of the afternoon. expected to top out right about 72. in the north bay, napa, you are looking at 73. 65 in the city of san francisco. upper 60s 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 be posted to the departments transparency website. two buffalo police officers are now facing assault charges after they shoved a protester during a recent demonstration that was in response to the death of george floyd, and in support of the black lives matter movement that prosecutors say that officers were charged after the video showed them shoving the 75-year- old man to the ground, he lost consciousness and blood from his head. both offices pled not guilty. they have been suspended without pay. dozens of police officers have spent steps down in response to their fellow officers suspensions. it is 8:53. we are sheriff county sergeant who was killed in the line of duty, we will tell you why investigators believe that attack was premeditated. we hear it every day-all the things we should do to help ourselves, protect ourselves, and keep our family and community safe. but there's one thing we can all do together that is as easy as it is important: complete the 2020 census. just take a few minutes online, by phone, or by mail, and your participation can help inform how billions in funding will go to health care, education, and emergency services each year for the next 10 years. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. more celebrities are stepping up in support of the black lives matter movement as protests continue. s&l actor is raising money on a gofundme page. the proceeds cover coronavirus testing and treatment and will also help with medical bills on injuries that are incurred while protesting, bail relief, and court expenses. steve mcqueen is also taking time to honor george floyd. both films address racism in the uk. a big-name in-house is throwing her support behind a nationwide movement that seeks to defund police departments, and instead invest that money into education, community programs, and healthcare. she put her stamp of approval on the policy solution. already, new york activists and some city councilmembers, house democrats are expected to unveil their police reform legislation this week and they will vote on it later this month. several coronavirus restrictions began rolling back on the peninsula over the weekend. outdoor dining can be open, but lines for take-out must be separate from the dining area. indoor funerals can have up to 10 people in attendance. outdoors, you can have 25. everyone in berkeley will now be required to wear a mask anytime this they step outside their homes. while there outdoors, berkeley will also allow groups of up to 12 people from different households to socialize as long as there social bubble moraines stable for three weeks. there is a running list of what's open and where, right near the top of ktvu ktvu.com. shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy, what authorities know so far about the suspect an individual that -- the vigil that is planned for this afternoon. the very latest on efforts to contain the flames. calling for an end to police brutality, the next rally scheduled to happen on this sunday. mt. diablo is in all its splendor. it's a delightful day, weather- wise. a big warmup is coming later in the week. welcome to mornings on 2. it's our 9:00 hour. it is sunday, june the seventh. good morning. >> rosemary said her perfect temperature was 77 degrees with a light breeze >> i am in. >> we are easy we want the same thing. >> i like your thinking, yes, yes, yes. it's going to be one of those days where the weather is so nice. i wish there wasn't so much wind. the wind will continue very similar to yesterday. it's a breezy one. it's a gusty wind. around the bay, we will be seasonal. it is in the low to mid 60s and a lot more sunshine along the coast. it is mostly breezy around the bay.for our inland cities, we a in the low to mid 70s. that is a good 10 degrees below the seasonal norm for some of us. details on the current conditions, we will have more on the warm up indians extended forecast. that is coming up. there will be a vigil for a sergeant with the santa cruz sheriffs department who was killed in the line of duty. he is a father and husband. he was killed. authorities called it an ambush style attack. there is a suspect in custody. we have ktvu's reporter joining us live with an update, good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. our photographer was in ben lomond this morning. we have a video from the area to show you. take a look at your screen. this video is from the intersection at harmony hill. you can see police cars blocking the area as they continue the investigation. these intersections take you to wahlberg road. sergeant damon gutzwiller was shot yesterday afternoon. they say the situation started at 1:30 p.m. the sheriff's office said that they got a call for a suspicious man parked near jamison creek road outside of ben lomond. the caller said there were guns and bomb-making materials inside the van. deputies spotted the van driving off. they eventually found it at a home on wahlberg road. that's when sergeant damon gutzwiller and another deputy were shot at. explosives were thrown at them. the sheriff called this an ambush. he did not elaborate. we don't know if the initial call was to lure officers in. authorities are investigating of other individuals were involved. the sergeant was shot and taken to a hospital where he died. a hospital took care of him. the suspect was involved in a carjacking after the shooting, possibly. he was armed when he was found. at some point during his arrest , he was charged with carjacking and other felonies, according to the sheriff's office. sergeant damon gutzwiller leaves behind a young child and a pregnant wife. he has been with the sheriff's office since 2006. he knows it's tough on others in the department and this was his worst day on the job. >> i will after -- offer all of our staff grief counseling. he was taken violently in this manner, i don't know if anyone fully gets over that. this will be something that will be with us for a long time. >> a vigil is planned today at 2:26 p.m. that's the time the call came in yesterday that officer was down. reporting live, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. we are also following developing news of a deadly officer involved shooting in oakland. they say a man and woman were killed at 96th avenue and cherry. this was all around 10:45 last night. the man who was driving the car has not yet been identified. the woman was taken to the hospital and was being treated for gunshot wounds. oakland police say no officers were injured. the alameda district attorney's office is investigating. hundred people have been forced out of their homes by a wildfire. some homes remain in the path of the fire. it has burned 1400 acres near pleasant valley road in the town of winters. the fire is only 10% contained. three buildings have been destroyed. crews cannot yet tell if there are crows -- homes in its wake. besides the quail fire, there have been two other fires in the bay area. the gulch fire is in sonoma county near lakeville highway, and the contra costa county the willow fire burned 100 acres near the old concorde weapon station. that started near willow pass road, highway 4, just before the last night. those flames are now fully contained. few homes were threatened. there are no reports of any of those being damaged. this video shows the fire last night, that burned 107 acres. it started south of petaluma yesterday afternoon. the cause of all three fires remain under investigation. several more protests are planned for today. these demonstrations come in response to the death of george floyd and the ongoing issue of police brutality. they come in support of the black lives matter movement. mothers and their children are planning to hold a peaceful protest at 10:00 at dolores park in san francisco. supporters of the man who was shot and killed by the men in vallejo are also planning a march and rally at the emmanuelle church at 12:30. several others are taking place at 2:00. that includes in san francisco, oakland, lafayette, among other cities. there were several demonstrations yesterday. the largest was a march held at the golden gate bridge. you can see video of the noontime march. there were thousands of people who took place in the demonstration. at one point, they moved from the sidewalk and onto the southbound lanes of the bridge which did briefly shut down traffic. across the bay, more than 200 people gathered for a different type of demonstration. the protesters were black in support of the black lives matter movement. the demonstration was also designed to promote dental health during this time of crisis. >> as we take on the weight of the world, we neglect our spiritual and mental health. we brought people together to express solidarity in a different way. >> we want to keep the community healthy. we are promoting mental and physical health. we decided to get everyone together and do a peaceful job. >> george floyd! >> protesters marched from hayward to city headquarters. that's where they took a knee. today, city leaders are holding a virtual town hall to hear from the community about an incident where an african- american man was detained while exercising in the street right outside his home. on friday, police released body cam video which happened on may 23rd. a woman called about a man who was dancing on the street. the man tried to leave, but officers put him in handcuffs. the vice mayor says he is outraged and committed to ensure a full independent investigation. at some point, protests will die down. we want to keep the conversation going at ktvu. beginning today and for the next several weeks, we are hosting voices for change. ktvu's greg lee will speak with local civic rights leaders, lawmakers, police, about how to move forward and make change. the changes certainly need to happen. you can watch it, it kicks off at 9:30 right here on ktvu. weather-wise, it's a good weekend. if you can get out and about, keep the social distancing. it's a nice sunday. we have a hotter week ahead, rosemary. >> yes, it's a pleasant one when it comes to the temperatures. when it comes to the wind, not so much. it is breezy. this will continue into sunday. all in all, we only have minor changes. we are waking up with partly cloudy skies. here is a look over san jose. there are beautiful clouds in the distance. it is in the upper 50s in oakland and san jose it's in the 60s. that is an improvement for santa rosa. it started in the upper 40s. that is a bit of a chill. that is no longer the case as you are rebounding along with the rest of the bay area. here's a look at storm tracker two. you can see clear sky for today. again, the bigger story is going to be the wind. it is breezy and gusty out there. wind is at about 14 miles per hour, sustained. it is gusting near 20. oakland has a wind of 20, gusting to 22. that is stronger in some of the hills. middle creek is reporting 29 miles per hour. mt. diablo has come down quite a bit. they were close to 30 miles per hour, now at about 17. when it comes to the temperatures, we are very seasonal around the bay and along the coastline. we are below average for this time of year. typically, the high would be 80 degrees. concorde will be below average and san jose will be as well. before i let you go, how about a look around? we've got 65 in areas over san francisco, 70 in oakland, 70 expected in livermore. we have a warm-up coming our way. temperatures are back into the 90s for inland cities in the days ahead. details on this are coming up in just a little bit. thanks, rosemary. staying in solidarity with protesters, the familiar face from a golden state warriors who joined that crowd. children are returning to summer camps. we will tell you how camp counselors are going to make changes to make sure that children can learn and have fun safely. black lives matter demonstrations are being held around the world. that includes in hong kong, where a handful of protesters gathered outside the u.s. consulate. they say the problem is visible in the u.s., but it's a global issue. >> is a global issue. people will be looking at the u.s. and thinking to themselves that black lives don't seem to matter too much. we have to remind ourselves, despite all we see going on in the united states and all parts of the world, black lives do, in fact matter. >> they criticized police brutality and racism, then left peacefully. >> there are also barricades at the hall of justice. protesters are inside the barricades. there are banners calling for care, not cash, and justice for george floyd inside the barricades. the time is 9:14. summer camp is in full swing. covid-19 is not canceling summer camps. they are modified a bit. there are plenty of camps open for kids to learn and grow safely. >> i know parents are thinking, what am i going to do with my children when school is over? we cannot really venture out into the big world just yet. >> reporter: she is the owner of the dance association. she has dance studios around the globe. the summer studios are now 100% virtual. if you want something more traditional, don't be shy. ask a lot of questions. >> if you're looking for something in person, go to the website of the camp you are looking at. go to the social media. ensure that they are clearly communicating their safety procedures and policies that have been introduced because of covid-19. we want to ensure that they are putting safety at the core of the summer camps. >> reporter: san francisco county will open camps in june. due to social distancing, the capacity will be cut by 90%. this means a number of kids will be shut out from the social component which is desperately lacking in a virtual camp. >> that's what kids need at the moment. they need to nurture and embrace the creativity, as well as being socially engaged. schools are going to end soon. the connection they have with their friends will go away. make sure that theyare engaged with their friends during this time. >> dr. founded a program. while some activities are fun, she believes students should push ahead. that's why she's offering campers a one-of-a-kind virtual experience. >> what we realized is, there is a gap in the connection between someone who works at a company and a teenager or student who wants to know more about the company, what the opportunities are, and what the job is like. our virtual camps are for people who are interested in law, medicine, finance, consulting, it would put you in front of people. >> reporter: this would get students insight on jobs to get a leg up. whatever your summer camp preference, she says, sure your kids are active and engaged. >> we have one of the largest summer breaks. some students lose a month to 2 1/2 months of all the learning they did in the year prior. >> reporter: with that in mind, they could not stress enough the importance of getting your kids outside this summer. let them unplug a little bit. they need to recharge after all the time behind the computer, going to school. they need to do it safely. yes, the weather makes us want to get out and be social. i think rosemary likes to run. i like to as well. all of those components are good for people of all ages. >> yes, if you're going to be out and about, you need to wear a hat. be prepared, you might hold onto the hat. the breeze is going to continue. there is no wind advisory. wanes could reach 25 to 30 miles per hour, especially gusty along the coast. here's a look at the system providing us unseasonably warm weather. we do have areas over the pacific northwest with rain and snow. washington, oregon, even into northern california and the sierra is picking up. levels are expected to drop down to 5000 feet. that will impact the pass. there is not a lot of accumulation. you can expect roadways to be slick over the sierra. i want to give you a look at the entire country. while our pattern is on the cool side, take a look at the central and eastern part of the country. my goodness, they are 2 to 3 hours ahead of us. is 83 degrees in miami. let's take a look at our numbers. we are in the upper 50s in walnut creek, 59 in santa rosa. we will have high pressure build back in once this system moves off to the east. in the meantime, we will have mild temperatures and easy conditions. we have a sustained wind atoudy with mild temps and breezy conditions. we are looking at 65 degrees in san francisco. for the south bay, low 70s are expected. it is 74 in morgan hill. around the bay, temperatures are right where they should be. the inland cities are five or 10 degrees below the seasonal norm. that will not last. take a look at the forecast. amateurs take a notable jump by monday afternoon. they are in the upper 70s around the bay. we don't stop there. by tuesday and wednesday, cities are back into the 90s. then we will cool it down a little bit as we go into thursday. back to you. thank you, rosemary. musicians are back at abbey road. the uk studio is looking to return to recording. a reminder to stick around, it at 9:30, we have a new program, voices for change, our political reporter greg lee will speak with civil rights lawmakers and leaders on how to build a better future and community, coming up at 9:30. stay with us. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming 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demonstrations in the downtown area. they gathered near the police station yesterday morning to begin work. they were carrying brooms, buckets, mops. they had a bunch of other cleaning supplies as well. >> we have paint remover, window cleaner, tons of trash bags, brooms, everything necessary to clean up oakland. >> most volunteers say they support marches and demonstrations in the fark -- fight for racial justice, they add that it's important to keep the city clean following the protests. california will allow tv production to start up on friday. before anyone can yell action, production teams must produce social distancing. artists must wear personal protective equipment unless they are on camera. there must be temperature checks as well. officials will sign off on resuming production before any work can begin. abbey road studios has reopened in london. the recording studio was closed for nearly 3 months. the first recording was with the royal philharmonic orchestra. several artists have recorded at the abbey road studio, including the beatles, abba, and oasis. >> it feels absolutely wonderful to open up the world to creativity and music. thiss come back.

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