live breaking news. >> right now at 5 a.m, we are tracking this four alarm fire in san francisco's richmond district. flames shooting from a multi-unit building overnight, forcing some people to evacuate their homes. >> this is happening on fifth avenue between balboa and anza streets, just blocks from golden

gate park and the university of san francisco. that's where we find abc seven news reporter zach fuentes. he's there right now. zach. >> yeah. the good news is the active fire has been put out. the bad news 30 residents are still evacuated, displaced from their home. and you can see the devastation right now, these three buildings that are very, very close to each other, that was part of the challenge fort firefighters fighting this fire this morning. right now they're doing what's called overhaul, going through, taking, removing things from the wall and checking on areas that could still be warm. the fire department told me that hot spots have been put out, but they still have to continue monitoring this, and it's going to be quite a bit before residents can get back into their homes. the residents who are closer to these homes that are just gutted this morning, i want to take you to some video from when the flames were still active. firefighters working hard to fight that fire. this is five three story residential structures that have been affected. so yes, over 30 community members had to be evacuated to a temporary

evacuation location just about a block away from here on cabrillo. thankfully, no injuries with this fire. amazingly, when you see the damage out here, they did. they were able to stop that forward progress, but they are still continuing to monitor this. going through these structures, the three that are really impacted right now, there's one next to it that is under construction, one on the very left that is under construction, next to the other two buildings that are just gutted this morning. we still don't know anything about a cause, but they are telling me that one of the buildings kind of to the right, if we can point to it, that tan building over there after that is one of the buildings that is going to see some of the first people start to get back into their home. once they can confirm that everything around that is safe. so a lot of people impacted this morning, 30 people. we saw them as we were coming in a block away, being loaded onto a bus and just getting some help. people waking up to this again, no cause just yet. firefighters still out here on fifth and on balboa. you see

firefighters and trucks just lined up right now. thankfully, they are starting to roll up some of these hoses right now as the active fire has been put out. right now, it's at overhauling and monitoring stage that they're in at this moment. so we're going to continue to stay out here and track developments right now live in san francisco. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> scary way to start the day for those folks zach. we appreciate it. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news all morning. you can find updates at abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app as they come in. and we'll send alerts with new information when we get it. good morning to you. it is friday, june 6th. >> let's turn to drew now for a check of that weather. >> yeah. good morning guys. we begin a bit of a warming trend that will continue into the upcoming weekend. it's going to be a nice afternoon. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we do begin with our exploratorium camera right now. cloud cover is with us.neloom oy skies in many locations. from the city to concord to the north, bay to the coast. we do have our morning marine layer with us right now. temperatures are running a

few degrees warmer than yesterday. some areas upper 50s, lower 60s right now from hayward to palo alto. a little cooler in the north bay. santa rosa, good morning. current temperature of 53 degrees. so we'll take a look at future weather at 830. we're still breaking down cloud cover around the bay shoreline in the north bay and along the coast. as we head into the afternoon, we will see more sunshine today along the coast compared to yesterday, and daytime highs will be a few degrees above average. so a pleasant 72 in oakland today. we'll go to 67 in the city with a bit of a breeze. 81 in santa rosa, a high of 79 in san jose. let's check in with frances, see how we're doing on the roads this morning. >> hi. good morning everyone. i'm hoping for friday light traffic. and so far we do have a lot of green on the drive time traffic maps, but we are keeping an eye on a spot in the north bay where there's a stalled big rig. this is in petaluma, southbound 101 past lakeville around lakeville, and it is blocking a lane right now. there's just very minor delays, but it could take a while to clear this so we could see some slowing later

on. better news in san francisco earlier, there was an accident that blocked southbound 101. but all lanes have been reopened. so it is looking good. and as you drive across the bay bridge, traffic flowing well in both directions. also no delays at the richmond san rafael bridge right now. reggie. amanda. >> all right. frances. thank you. >> we are keeping a close eye on the public feud between president trump and elon musk. >> what started as a debate over the president's spending plan quickly turned into a bitter fight that included accusations trump was in the epstein files. this morning, things could start to cool off. >> abc news reporter christiane cordero reports. musk now appears to be softening his tone, even calling for peace on x. >> he was given unparalleled access to virtually every corner of the executive branch. but today, elon musk hasn't just left the white house. he's distanced himself from it. a public fight between the president of the united states and the world's richest man started with musk slamming trump's spending plan as wasteful, urging his millions of

followers to call their eled officials trump clapping back. >> he knew everything about it. he had no problem with it. all of a sudden he had a problem, and he only developed the problem when he found out that we're going to have to cut the ev mandate. >> musk was lockstep with the president through much of the campaign trail. and for the first 130 days of this second term, he spent $288 million to help get trump back to the white house. trump suggesting he didn't need musk. >> i think i would have won. he would say. i would have won pennsylvania easily anyway. >> musk then immediately responding online, writing, without me, trump would have lost the election. the back and forth escalated. at one point, musk suggesting trump should be impeached before posting this personal attack, writing time to drop the really big bomb. donald trump is in the epstein files. that is the real reason they have not been made public. trump has denied any involvement with jeffrey epstein, but his name has appeared in epstein's address book and on flight logs, details widely reported in past

years. the president was asked about musk's comment. >> the president any response to musk? >> but he did not answer. trump later threatened to cancel government contracts with musk's businesses, such as spacex. after trump's threat, musk said he's cutting off nasa's use of te spacex dragon rocket, but later walked that back in an apparent de-escalation before calling it a night. musk softened his stance late last night, agreeing with a post by hedge fund manager bill ackman, who wrote trump and musk should make peace. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> at the live desk, we're monitoring how the president's travel ban could shake up international sporting events, including some in the bay area next year, the south bay hosts the world cup. and of course, l.a. is the home of the 2028 olympics. the president's executive order bans travelers from 12 countries. now, the president's order includes specific exemptions for the world cup and olympics. it has exemptionsr the athletes participating, as

well as their support staff and immediate family. but it doesn't say anything about international fans. organizers for la, 28, say they're not concerned about losing revenue as a result. >> it's very clear that the federal government understands that that's a environment that they will be accommodating and provide for, and so we have great confidence that that will only continue. it has been the case to date, and it will certainly be the case going forward through the games. >> as for the world cup matches in santa clara. iran has already qualified teams from venezuela, haiti, cuba and libya, all countries that have restrictions now. they also have a chance. >> two men will soon go to trial for an alleged murder plot against a monterey county woman they met through online gaming. they're accused of flying more than 1000 miles to try and kill her. >> guys coming from vancouver to salinas to pose as an amazon delivery person and stab somebody. i mean, it's extraordinary. >> investigators say one of the suspects was obsessed with the

victim, and his friend came with him to carry out the plot. police say they showed up to the victim's door with a box full of handcuffs, duct tape and knives. the woman's boyfriend answered and was stabbed when the woman tried to fight off the attackers. police say they stabbed her too. both victims survived. the men face charges of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and felony burglary. >> police in san jose say they've arrested a man suspected in a pair of trail assaults along a popular hiking trail. those attacks happened just hours apart from one another on wednesday along los gatos creek trail, in the area of lee avenue. san jose police released this photo yesterday showing the suspect in custody. no other details are available right now, but we expect to learn more sometime today. >> we are now. >> hearing from the billionaire who is giving millions to help make san francisco safer. chris larson, the co-founder of ripple, offered millions to sfpd to elevate its real-time investigation center. through the center, officers used

drones, public safety cameras and license plate readers to track suspects. mayor daniel lurie says the wiring at the center is outdated, with failing infrastructure. larson gave $9.4 million of his own money to help improve the technology at the facility. the donation will also help move the center to a new downtown office on montgomery street. >> a professional criminal crews, they've got access to all that technology completely unfettered. so i think the answer is give these cutting edge tools to the police, but have the kind of oversight that we have in the city. >> there is still one more hurdle before the gift is finalized, san francisco board of supervisors have to approve the money before it can be formally accepted. >> 509 this morning we're looking at your daytime highs. today. we will be a few degrees above average and a lot of cities this afternoon. it will feel a bit warmer than we were yesterday. yesterday we had a minor cooldown, but today we're on a warming trend that will continue

into the upcoming weekend. low and mid 80s. from santa rosa to concord to livermor, 70 in san jose, oakland, napa and in the city today. it will feel nice. this afternoon we'll get a bit of sunshine, especially on the eastern half of the city with daytime highs about a few degrees above average. so we'll say hello to sfo this morning. it is mostly cloudy out there right now. sunrise on your day planner coming at 547 this morning as one of the aircraft takes off on the runway. morning clouds break down closer to 10 a.m. this morning for that afternoon sunshine. so we're getting brighter around lunchtime. and then by 4:00 it is a warmer afternoon out there. but that wind will pick up a little bit today. a little bit stronger than it was yesterday. expect winds later on this afternoon, probably 20 to 30mph as onshore flow strengthens to finish out the day. looking at your weather wellness, air quality today fluctuates between good and moderate. pollen levels for the most part are low. the only thing that is on the moderate side is grass pollen and the uv index is a nine today. so

let's preview the weekend forecast. even warmer than today. tomorrow temperatures rise a little bit saturday and sunday looking beautiful. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine i think sunday's the breezy or the windier of the two days. that northerly gust close to 25mph at times both days. looking lovely guys reggie. >> thank you drew. thousands of people have been picked up by ice this week and coud face deportation. coming up, what we know about the people detained here in the bay area. >> a scam alert targeting car owners with the dmv. says to be on the lookout for when trying to register your vehicle. >> a big weekend for pet shelters across the bay area. the

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>> you sleep, sleep on concrete floors. the bathroom. i have to use the bathroom in the open. it's humiliating. >> ice agents now say they pulled over the car he was driving because they were looking for his father, who had a record of reckless driving. the teen's release comes as authorities ramp up deportation efforts across the united states. >> more than 2300 immigration arrests were made in the u.s. wednesday alone. and we're hearing about incidents right here in the bay area in san francisco. we know children were among those detained, and immigration experts say it could have a broader impact on the immigrant community. here's abc seven news reporter luz pena. >> during a routine check in with immigration officials at the san francisco offices, at least 15 people were seen being detained by ice without warning. >> ice requires people who are going through immigration court process, or even people who have already gone through the process and gotten relief to check in

with them periodically. >> priya patel's client is a 25 year old woman who attended her immigration meeting with her two children. she had been asked to come in under special circumstances on wednesday. >> my client was on an ankle monitor, so her location was always known by ice. and again, she was complying. so they weren't expecting to be detained and suddenly they were. >> for almost 24 hours, patel said she tried to find her client. the mother was able to call her sister to alert the family of their detention. >> so they were held overnight at an ice office. that's not designed to be a detention center. our understanding is that they were in a cell overnight that doesn't even have beds. they were laying on the floor of the cell overnight. and what we've heard via my client's sister is that they were not given food. >> san francisco's mayor, daniel lurie, was asked about these detentions in a sanctuary city. >> we have been told by federal

officials that they have alerted every county to any detainees.ed we have not been alerted yet. >> abc news confirmed ice made 2368 nationwide arrests on wednesday. numbers that reflect orders from the white house to increase the detentions of undocumented immigrants during a congressional hispanic caucus meeting, state leaders highlighted the new strategies that are being used by ice. show up to court for your removal case. it's dismissed. what are these individuals? do they walk out of the courtroom immediately? as they walk out of that courtroom, they are rearrested and put into what is called an expedited removal process. >> legal experts are concerned this will lead to fewer undocumented immigrants showing up for their hearings, leading to worse outcomes. >> this is intentional fear mongering that's intended to terrorize our communities. >> we know at least patel's client, along with her two children, are being transported

to a detention center in texas. as to the others, their attorneys are still trying to get answers. we contacted ice and have not heard back. luz pena, abc seven news. >> if you think taking a quick look at your phone to check directions is okay, you'll have to think again. a california appeals court ruled that holding a phone to view maps, even if you're just checking directions, violates the state's distracted driving law. the most common driving driver distractions includes using a cell phone, other passengers in the car, or eating and drinking. distracted driving accounts for nearly 9% of all fatal crashes in the state. false advertisements for the dmv are circulating online social media posts claiming to be from the agency are offering 50% off registrations. the posts ask for payments to be made through cash app or paypal, and asks for more sensitive information like license plate numbers, vehicle identification numbers and your legal name. here's what you need to know to stay safe. state law prohibits the agency from offering

discounted registrations. you can verify businesses that claim to offer dmv services through the dmv website. the dmv recommends ignoring unsolicited texts or posts requesting any information. >> tomorrow is california adopt a pet day. dozens of bay area shelters are offering free adoptions for one day only. last year's inaugural event resulted in more than 3600 adoptions,ted surpassing the original goal of 2024. this year, they've more than doubled the target. you only need to pay fees for county licensing and any mandatory training classes. if you are interested in adopting tomorrow, you should check out a shelter near you to see if they are participating. many of our abc seven perfect pet partners are having events including peninsula humane society. east bay spca, also at the san francisco spca is also there. i know this because i've already looked at the dogs. >> you have. are you thinking of a second one? >> i'm not. but you know, you got to look. i know. and there

are a couple of dogs there that are real cuties, and they've been there for a really long time. so that would be nice to get them adopted. >> are you in the market? >> no, no, no. i've got two children and that'll. >> be enough. >> but i know you all have dogs and love them. and i do love dogs, but it's like i like being the aunt who plays with them for a little bit. and then i'm like, okay, bye. here. >> we fully understand that. yeah. i'm like, with your kids. >> yeah. >> you know, fun, fun time with the uncle for an hour and then, like, go back to your mom. >> yeah, exactly. >> this morning, let's go to san jose. it is mainly clear from this view right now as the sun begins to get up here. but we do have a fair amount of cloud cover along the coast, across the city, in the east bay and in the north bay. current temperatures. right now we're in the mid 50s to the low 60s, actually, so it's one of our warmer mornings this week with redwood city starting out with 61 degrees your current temperature. as we look at this morning planner, the clouds are going to stick around until about 10:00 this morning. after that, they'll pull back to the coast for

afternoon sunshine. those temperatures are going to warm very nicely. winds pick up again, little stronger than yesterday. that onshore flow is with us and we'll repeat that again tomorrow. tomorrow could have even stronger winds, with more areas getting close to about 30mph. but the weekend is looking really nice. so as we take a look at highs today 70s, 80s in the south bay, 79 in san jose, 77 in cupertino. we'll go to 82 in gilroy along the peninsula, 70s and 80s for san mateo, redwood city. a bit more sunshine along the coast today compared to yesterday. yesterday we were really socked in with the cloud cover. today we'll get more sunshine across. the city will be in the mid and upper 60s with that breeze picking up this afternoon in the north bay. it is getting mild away from the coast. 78 in san rafael will go to 80. in novato, 82 calistoga, napa coming in at 79 degrees in the east bay. we have clouds this morning. sunshine breaks through close to 10 a.m. we'll get those temperatures around 72 in oakland, 80 in fremont, 78 for orinda and inland. a warmer day compared to yesterday. mid 80s for a lot of us. 86 in brentwood, 84

in concord, 85 in livermore, oracle park. tonight the braves are in town. first pitch temperature 60 degrees. it's breezy. we're cooling off into the mid 50s as that fog moves overhead. so definitely layers are key tonight. overnight lows. we'll have temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to the mid 50s with our marine layer coming back around the bay shoreline. accuweather seven day morning clouds to sun today. it's a warmer afternoon. that warming continues over the weekend. saturday and sunday we'll have morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, a bit of a breeze in the afternoon and much of next week. our pattern not changing all that much with temperatures close to average for this time of year, guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> fighting wildfire insurance with i. now one survivor is using artificial intelligence

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address the allegations. >> number three, the next time you're in walnut creek, know that you are being tracked. the city's chamber of commerce is partnering with a tech company to collect data from cell phones and wi-fi routers to better attract visitors. >> number four, the annual installation of the pink triangle on san francisco's twin peaks begins today. pride organizers are asking for volunteers to help out. you can sign up at pink triangle.com. >> and number five in the accuweather forecast. a warming trend will begin today and it continues into the weekend. temperatures this afternoon a few degrees above average. our morning marine layer clouds break around 10 a.m. for that sunshine. >> and number six friday traffic looking good on bay area freeways but in san francisco because of the fire amanda mentioned avoid fifth avenue near anza and balboa. also, there's a power outage in parts of the mission area where street lights are out. so treat that as a four way stop. >> number seven, costco is testing a scan and go systeo

help you skip the long lines to check out, scan items on your phone, then pay using an app. p-g-and-e's is going to pay nearly $1 billion to own its headquarters. the company says that big expense is actually going to save you some money. p-g-and-e's finalized the purchase of its downtown oakland offices this week. our partners at the bay area news group report the company is paying $906 million for the high rise and another $79 million for a lot next door. the company says selling its other office locations is saving it $400 million, passing those savings on to customers. >> and other p-g-and-e's. p-g-and-e's news will update us on wildfire prevention strategy that includes a look at satellites that detect fires within ten minutes of a fire starting, and autonomous helicopters and drones to help fight them. today's event is also expected to feature new eye tech being used to predict where and when wildfires start. today in the south bay, the second day of an event to help protect our first responders from cancer.

san jose firefighters will be screened for esophageal cancer, which is an occupational risk. the union led event is collecting samples to be sent off for dna testing. from there, they can determine if cancer is present so their firefighters can get treatment to avoid actually developing a very deadly form of cancer. >> we deal with all types of products of combustion, whether it's from a structure, firether products inside someone's house, which can be made of carcinogens, carcinogens when they burn, which is the plastic. those have been linked to, cause cancer for us. >> retirees can also come in for this round of testing. the union is working on setting up more health screenings for its firefighters. >> artificial intelligence is being put to use to fight a battle many homeowners know all too well. insurance. a family who lost their home in the fire used ai to help get a bigger payout from their insurer. they say the insurance adjusters estimate to rebuild their home

after the january fire in l.a. county was well below the market value. their son put chatgpt to work drafting the appeal. he says it worked with the insurer, offering them $150,000 more. >> because it's one of my parents. it wasn't for me. mean, i just happen to be good at this stuff. >> that family is now offering to help other eden fire survivors. a crime ring that involved trafficking trout. coming up at 530. the bus bringing in more than 100

abc seven mornings live. >> right now at 530. breaking news. a massive fire in san francisco's inner richmond overnight. more than two dozen people forced from their homes, as more than 100 firefighters respond to fight the flames. we are live at the scene.

>> it's the billionaire's breakup being witnessed by millions across social media. this morning we're getting reaction from bay area lawmakers over the very public dispute between elon musk and president trump. >> a celebration after a winning run has led to one athlete getting their title stripped. now, the 16 year old runner is getting legal help from a bay area civil rights lawyer. >> and a change of plans for a pride block party in san francisco. the headline pulling out the headliner, pulling out of the event and who will be taking their place? well, good morning everyone. it is friday, june 6th. >> a lot to talk about this morning. let's start with a check on the weather and drew. >> yeah. good morning guys. we do have a warming trend that will begin this afternoon. and it will continue into the start of the upcoming weekend. we do begin with a nice view from our san jose camera right now. mainly clear skies here, but in most locations across the city, in the east bay and as far inland as walnut creek, we are seeing a lot of cloud cover. certainly cloudy along the coast this morning and in the north bay. so we

start out with our morning marine layer. clouds will break down close to 10 a.m. this morning for sunshine. here's future weather. we'll watch that cloud cover break down. move back to the coast. the coast today sees more sunshine than we saw yesterday. yesterday we were really socked in with the cloud cover there. today it's a bit of a brighter afternoon. daytime highs will be a few degrees above average. it does get a little breezy though this afternoon, so a high of 72 in oakland today near 80. in san jose we'll go to 67. in the city, 79 in napa mid 80s for concord and antioch this afternoon. winds are a bit stronger today compared to yesterday. we'll have that onshore flow strengthening this afternoon gusting about 20 to 30mph. let's check in with frances. see how the roads go this morning. >> all right. we just got a new accident reported on the peninsula. this is southbound 101 near broadway or millbrae, and injuries have been reported, so we will start to possibly see some slowing. we'll keep an eye on that for you as well. and in san francisco, just a reminder, because of the fire where zach fuentes is

reporting from, avoid fifth avenue near balboa and anza streets are closed in the area. also, there is a power outage in parts of san francisco right now. and as i drove through this morning, some street lights were out. so do treat that as a four way stop, especially on franklin near fell. and that's a very big area or very commutable area during the morning commute. and also here's a live look right now, this is actually 101 in san rafael, southbound 101 at lakeville and petaluma. there's a big rig stall that they are trying to clear from the lanes, and it is causing minor slowing at this point. amanda. >> all right. >> thank you to the breaking news we are tracking now in san francisco's inner richmond district. a major fire overnight has burned a residential building on fifth avenue between balboa and anza streets that isn't far from the university of san francisco and golden gate park. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live there this morning. zach, you just spoke with fire officials a little bit ago. >> yeah. that's right. and a

couple of updates since we last talked to you at the top of the hour. we know that one firefighter had a minor injury, twisted an an. and we did just find out that a. cat died in this. other than that no humans were injured. there are no deaths or anything like that. but crews are still out here working to overhaul this fire is what they call it. basically the mopping up stage, clearing things from the walls inside these homes that are gutted and making sure that no hotspots flare up. the three buildings involved in this three story multi residential structures that have been affected, but many other people who live close to this have also been evacuated. we'll take you to some of the video now. the flames from earlier, you know, what the fire chief was telling us earlier is how challenging as we know it can be to fight fires here in san francisco, because like we're seeing with these buildings here, these are buildings that are very close together. there are overhead power lines very close to this as well. so they had a lot of challenges, around 100, 144 firefighters out here fighting this. we see them lined up and down the streets. we talked with

the fire chief about the challenges and also heard from a resident who was evacuated. we'll take you to some of those sound bites right now. >> our firefighters did a fantastic job, very aggressive attack with many challenges. you know, challenging when the fire is not in front where you could see they had to go through heat and smoke and advance their hose lines to the rear of the fire rear of the building around like 230, i saw like a bunch of red flames outside my window, and i looked out the window and the whole neighbor's house was on fire, and we all just started yelling, get out of the house! >> so that resident still waiting to get back into his home. he has several roommates and they were all in one of the homes. it's not the ones that you're looking at that are gutted. they are just kind of cameras kind of panning over there at one of the ones towards the end. again, because these homes are so connected, they had to be evacuated. they're waiting to get in there. they think there might be some water damage. as for the people, the homes are gutted. they were

taken to the red cross to get some assistance after this devastation this morning. so again, a lot of people kind of coming back, the fire department telling me they're going to try to repopulate some of the homes that were evacuated, that did not sustain all of this damage that we're seeing, and we are seeing the crews start to roll up their hoses. fewer crews out here than a little bit before, but still just such a heavy response to this because, again, it was a serious fire that is now no longer active, but crews overhauling and mopping up and continuing to monitor make sure nothing else flares up as these evacuees work to process what happened this morning and people who just about lost everything worked to process as well. we'll continue to track everything out here this morning. right now live in san francisco. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> we're glad that people were more hurt in this incident. zach. thank you. new developments this morning in the drama between the president and elon musk. musk left his official position with the administration less than a week ago. but in what can only be described as. that escalated quickly. a disagreement over

trump's spending plan turned into allegations around the jeffrey epstein files. >> he knew everything about it. he had no problem with it. all of a sudden he had a problem, and he only developed the problem when he found out that we're going to have to cut the ev mandate. >> elon musk publicly signaled support for the impeachment of the president. however, musk might be showing signs of softening his tone, even appearing to agree with the posts on x calling for the two to make peace. >> the post led musk to reverse his threat to decommission the spacecraft, used to transport astronauts and supplies to the international space station. it's a threat musk had made just hours earlier. however, in a phone conversation with abc's jon karl this morning, trump said he is not particularly interested in talking to musk, although he says musk wants to talk to him. the whole feud is creating a lot of buzz. some even calling it the big beautiful breakup. of course, this is the big beautiful bill reference. now, the dramatic split between the two men sent tesla's stock tumbling 16% and

stunned political and financial circles alike. political experts say instead of just being about policy, it's now getting personal. bay area congressman ro khanna made the case that democrats should take the trump musk rift as an opportunity to bring the tesla ceo to their side. >> look, elon has texted me, sometimes your career is over or you're done. he's used insulting words when he believes something, he's going to go off. but i think we have to realize why that substance here. he's concerned that deficits are going to go from 7% of gdp to 8.5% of gdp. they're unprecedented. >> musk spent at least $250 million backing trump's reelection campaign last year, including a daily $1 million voter sweepstakes in pennsylvania. however, the president claims he still would have won pennsylvania without musk's help. certainly a lot going on between the two. we will continue to keep you updated with the latest developments. this is a story

we're following closely the showdown in san mateo county between the sheriff and the board of supervisors. earlier this year, voters gave the board the power to remove christinaard corpus, and yesterday, the board took the first step toward ousting her. here's abc seven news political reporter monica madden. >> it's a showdown in san mateo county. >> and to remove the remove sheriff corpus from office. >> in the saga of embattled sheriff christina corpus. >> i'm asking this body to step back for a moment. >> community members and corpus attorneys weighing in before the board met in a closed session. corpus faces numerous accusations that she abused her power. at the heart of it, an alleged inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff. >> i know what is right. i've done nothing wrong. >> her lawyers accused two supervisors of bias. >> we believe in the judiciary. we believe in the rule of law, and we're going to continue to fight this. they call it the good old boy network. but guess what? sheriff corpus has gone against the good old boy network, and we're by her side.

>> advocates for her removal say it's time to move on. >> i think she deserves another opportunity to do the right thing. and that is just step away and let public safety go back to where it should be, and then resolve the matter if necessary. >> this action marks the start of a months long process. next, the county will schedule a pre removal conference for corpus. there she'll be able to address allegations in front of the county's chief probation officer, who will recommend next steps to the board. if four-fifths of supervisors vote to continue, corpus can appeal and have a full hearing with testimony, evidence and potentially subpoenas. ultimately, the board of supervisors could decide not to remove sheriff corpus from office, but her legal team says they're not her confident in that as an outcome. keep in mind her team is suing the county, and they're going to ask a judge to put a pause on this entire process in san mateo county. monica madden, abc seven news. >> now to caviar crime on northern california waterways, the state department of fish and

wildlife busted an illegal caviar trafficking operation. who even knew that existed? wildlife officials investigating crab trafficking stumbled upon this. they say they uncovered a conspiracy to illegally harvest salmon roe from the american river and sell it on the black market. the suspects had 150 pounds of fish eggs and packages. the department of fish and wildlife thinks the traffickers illegally caught dozens of salmon. an annual pride tradition gets underway at noon today, and volunteers are highly encouraged to come out first to check on the weather with drew. what's it going to be like on twin peaks today, do you think? >> you know what? this morning it is foggy, but we'll get sunshine by about 10 a.m. so nice to see the pink triangle later on. we'll find highs today a few degrees above average. it's going to feel warmer than yesterday because yesterday we had a little bit of a dip in our temperature trend. today though, we'll find numbers in the 70s and 80s for the most part. so a few degrees above average for this time of the year. we'll take a look at the day planner sunrise this morning coming

our way at 547. so we have our morning marine layer clouds in most cities. by 10 a.m. we should see sunshine in most areas as those clouds pull back to the coastline. so we're getting brighter in the middle part of our day. and then in the afternoon again, warmer than yesterday. and that onshore flow will be with us again. that breeze a little bit stronger today compared to yesterday, about 20 to 30mph. your sunset this evening coming at 8:28 p.m. here's a look at your pollen index. no change from yesterday. most pollen is at low levels. trees remain medium with pine and olive trees. the main offenders, the braves, are in town tonight at oracle park. it will be a nice evening. first pitch temperature 60 degrees by the ninth inning. we're cooling off into the mid 50s as those clouds stream overhead and that breeze is with us. so taking a look at the weekend forecast, the pattern is pretty steady. we'll have morning clouds breaking for sunshine each day around 10 a.m. it's mild in the afternoon, but that wind is a bit stronger on the back half of the weekend. that

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in today's gma first look, tummy time is not just for babies anymore. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally. >> in this morning's gma first look, we all know that babies need tummy time, but do adults too? these days tech neck leaving its mark on our bodies. >> watch me get technical in 30s. >> one study finding up to 67% of cell phone users have tech neck and neck complaints. neck pain is the fourth leading cause of disability worldwide. but could the solution to all of our tech neck woes be as sie as getting some tummy time? that classic technique that babies use to strengthen their necks and backs is now catching on with adults. >> tummy time definitely is

important for the little ones, but it's also important for us. it's basically getting our bodies on our stomach so we can take the pressure off of muscl. >> coming up at 7 a.m. more details on the benefits with your gma first look i'm rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> madonna is giving the people what they want and taking us all the way back to 1998. the singer is releasing a remix album of tracks from ray of light. it's called veronica electronica. she says it was supposed to be a companion album, but the commercial success of ray a ray of light got in the way. so this is going to feature unreleased remixes by producers who cultivated the late 90s dance scene. veronica electronica comes out digitally and on vinyl july 25th, although you can go right now to the streaming service and listen to the first single, which is a remix of her song skin. pride month festivities are underway in san francisco, and today the city wants you to come down to city hall for the annual pride flag

raising. and i want you to beg there, too, because i'll be there. so if you happen to be there, come say hi. mayor daniel lurie and other officials are kicking off pride month. the event will be held at noon and there are several events throughout the city this month. but you know that it's a big month. >> yeah. >> today, installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks will start in san francisco. pride organizers are putting out the call for volunteers to help. this will be the 30th year of the pink triangle. it's a symbol of progress made by the lgbtq plus community that goes up every june. about 300 to 400 people are needed for this afternoon set up, as well as tomorrow's main installation and other events. you can sign up to volunteer by going to pink triangle.com. >> oakland's own kehlani will no longer be headlining a pride block party in san francisco. she backed out of the so sf pride festival, but other big names remain competitors, takes her place with tinashe and special guest horse girl. the san francisco gay men's chorus

is also expected to perform. organizers also moved the event outdoors. we know tickets are on sale starting at $110. we are exactly a little less than four weeks away. exactly a little less. from the san francisco parade celebration at abc. seven is the exclusive broadcast partner. you can watch it live on sunday. that's june 29th right here and everywhere you stream abc seven news. >> three weeks. almost. >> wait, you didn't mention heidi montag? >> okay, well, i don't want to jinx anything. people are pulling out. i don't want to. >> okay. >> what about horse girl? >> what about her? >> what about. i need to know more. >> special guest. >> horse girl. i need to know more. okay. >> here's the thing, though. i was at a party. >> oh, gosh. >> oh, no. i get invited to parties. i was at a party, and someone. >> was really excited. >> about horse girl. >> okay, okay. >> i was telling. >> me, like, they're like, you know, horse girl, right? i'm like, i don't. >> i don't. >> i don't.

>> she wears a horse mask. >> i would assume. >> and she's a dj. >> sounds amazing. >> yeah. >> like marshmallow, but a horse, right. okay. >> and a girl. >> and a girl. people are. >> just telling you what to expect. i like it this morning. we're going live to pier 39. the sea lions starting to wake up this morning. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover out there right now. and it's going to be a really nice afternoon. daytime highs a few degrees above average for this time of the year. current numbers. right now it is a warmer start to the day compared to yesterday, mid 50s to the low 60s. redwood city right now feeling mild right now 61 degrees. so we'll look at your morning planner. we have our marine layer clouds overhead by about 9:10 a.m. we'll break those clouds down, pull that cloud cover back to the coast. we'll get that afternoon sunshine. and it's going to be a nice day. so highs in microclimates starting in the south bay will be in the 70s and 80s 77, in cupertino, 79. in san jose, 84 in morgan hill, 85 for los gatos along the peninsula, the coastline. we are going to

see more sunshine today compared to yesterday afternoon, low and mid 60s for half moon bay and pacifica. brighter, warmer, closer to the bay shoreline 76 in palo alto, 74 for san mateo across the city this morning. we do have cloud cover. that cloud cover will break around 10:11 a.m. for afternoon sunshine for areas east of twin peaks along the coast, it will be a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. mid to upper 60s for daytime highs in the north bay. 70s and 80s away from the coast 81 in santa rosa, 80 in sonoma, 82 in calistoga, 78 in vallejo. in the east bay, those clouds give way to sunshine. 70 in berkeley for daytime high, 72 in oakland, 80 in fremont and then inland. we will be in the mid 80s, a bit warmer than we were yesterday. 86 in brentwood, 84 in concord, the same in pleasanton this afternoon. you'll notice that breeze picking up a little bit more than we had yesterday. wind gusts probably 15 to 30mph. and we'll repeat that again tomorrow. and on sunday it's the pattern we're in. it's

steady, will be bright but breezy in the afternoon. looking at your evening plar for friday night, it's looking lovely. we'll have clear skies for the most part early on. then closer to 10:11 p.m. we'll start to see that cloud cover move back in and around the bay shoreline. so overnight tonight we'll keep it cloudy along the coast. partly cloudy around the bay shoreline. overnight lows will be in the upper 40s to the mid 50s as we head into the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds today. sunny and warmer afternoon. that warming continues into the weekend. both saturday and sunday we'll have morning clouds breaking for sunshine in the afternoon. a little breezy from time to time, and much of next week our pattern remains steady. we'll have temperatures near average with afternoon sunshine through the next seven days. guys. >> thank you. have you ever tried shopping at costco on the weekend? you'll be all too familiar with that longe at the checkout ahead at six, the retailer's new pilot program to get you in and out of the store quicker. >> but first. >> a lesson in persistence. we'll show you how a hurdle athlete finished her race,

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came in handy during the oregon state championships. as junior brooklyn anderson went for the last hurdle of the 100 meter event. she tripped in a kwik save. the runner performed a double somersault across the finish line incredible and won the race 14 point in 14.93 seconds. anderson has been having fun with internet fame, reposting pictures and videos of her unique finish. and today, a bay area attorney and leaders from the naacp will be holding a press conference to demand the cif reinstate a 16 year old athletes title after she was stripped of her championship win. she was disqualified after

celebrating with a fire extinguisher. reporter jake flores spoke with the athlete and the olympian who inspired her. >> i worked so hard. for that title. >> the greatest moment of 16 year old clara adams young career, taken away from her because of a celebration after winning the 400 meter event at the cif state championships with a time of 53.24 seconds. her dream of winning a state title went up in flames after celebrating using a fire extinguisher. >> when she blew the fire extinguisher, the opponents were gone. that was our moment of celebration and the cif officials made that about them. the crowd went crazy. they loved it. the booth cf booth went crazy. they loved it. but those few guys in those jackets they took offense to it, didn't like it, and they made a decision based on emotions. >> the north salinas high sophomore grabbed a fire extinguisher from her father and coach and extinguished off her

spikes. the cif deemed her celebration unsportsmanlike, stripping her of her title. it's a celebration made famous by american sprint icon maurice greene, who enjoyed her paying homage to him and thinks she should get her state title back. >> when? when i heard like because it happened and then people just started calling me all this girl who just won the 400 redid your celebration. i was like, what if it was away from everyone and not really interfering with anybody? i would say reinstate her. >> one clear infraction was clara's father hopping the railing onto the track after the race, but says he only did that because of how cif officials were treating his daughter. >> there's a cif rule saying you can't come over the wall, you can't be on the infield, which is a rule respected. but at this point, i explained before about being a coach and a father wearing the different hats, i saw official grabbed my daughter by the arm. they were yelling in her face when he grabbed her by the arm. i went over the wall. at that point. i'm a father now.

i'm not coaching anymore. i'm over the wall now. >> the true fastest 400 meter runner in the state is back home without a medal. and even if the cif is to reinstate her as the champion, she never got that moment of being crowned a champion. >> even if everything goes in my favor. uh- in regards to like, getting my title back, i'll still never get that moment back. like standing on the podium as a sophomore. i'll never get that back because they took it from me. and that was jake flores reporting clara situation has united califoa elected leaders on both sides of the aisle, with monterey area democrats and republicans calling for the cif to change its position. the cif has not commented on the situation. bay area civil rights lawyer dante pointer says they are exploring every legal avenue to get clara her medal back. coming up on abc seven mornings at six, we continue to track breaking news in san francisco, where a big fire has displaced more than two

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