seven mornings live. >> breaking news a three story building goes up in flames near san francisco's golden gate park. now at 6:00, what we're learning about the fire as crews evacuate dozens of people. >> plus, president trump's travel ban against visitors from 12 different countries takes effect monday. how that ban could impact international sporting events here in the bay area and across california. >> and later shopping in walnut creek, the city's chamber of commerce will be keeping tabs on you through your phone. how the data collected is being used. >> good morning. you made it to friday. it is june 6th. we're going to start with francis, who's tracking a traffic alert. >> yeah, unfortunately, this looks like a fatal crash. and it's in san francisco. this is going to be a major problem for folks heading on northbound 101. right now. all lanes are shut down, so northbound 101 is closed in san francisco approaching 280. and it may be closed for some time. traffic is being detoured off the freeway

right now. it is friday, so hopefully folks will get enough advance notice. and if you are heading into san francisco, you'll want to avoid that stretch on northbound 101 and possibly head over to northbound 280. that's your best bet at this point, so keep that in mind. 101 has been the hot spot this morning on the peninsula southbound 101 past millbrae. an injury crash blocked lanes, so traffic is backing up from millbrae to about broadway. hopefully they will clear this one up soon. also, 280 is an alternate at this point, but of course, if you can't take 280, there's el camino real. luckily for folks heading to sfo, traffic is still flowing well and also 101 all the way in the north bay. petaluma southbound, a big rig stall blocking a lane and it is causing minor delays right at the scene. so we'll keep you posted on the fatal crash and what to do about 101, but drew's got some much better news for us.

>> out there. we're taking a live look. this is our east bay hills camera. move out of the way. the sun is getting up here this morning, but there's a lot of cloud cover to be found out there. so temperatures right now under mainly overcast skies. we'll start you out in the mid and upper 50s. some areas are actually in the low 60s, so it is a warmer start to the day compared to yesterday. here's a look at future weather by 830. we're still trying to break down a fair amount of this cloud cover. the marine layer pulls back to the coast by about 10 a.m, so after that we'll see sunshine. even along the coast, it looks like it will be a brighter afternoon compared to yesterday and today. daytime highs will be above average in a few degrees warmer than we were yesterday. so warming trend begins today and that will continue as we head into the weekend. tomorrow a high of 67 in the city, 72 in oakland, near 80. in san jose, 81 in santa rosa. go to 84 in concord. just a quick look at the winds. a little bit stronger today compared to yesterday. this afternoon, winds gusting about 20 to 30mph. >> reggie thank you. drew. we

are tracking a 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 ancestry. this is just blocks from golden gate park, and that's where abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is right now. good morning zach. >> no major injuries, but we do know that a firefighter twisted their ankle and a cat that was reported missing has been found dead. and as the sun is rising this morning, it's revealing some more of the damage that has been caused by this fire. we're seeing these homes that have been gutted. there are about three homes that suffered the most damage and one other one that suffered some minor. i spoke with one woman who lives in one of the homes that was gutted. she was just here a moment ago telling me about what happened. she was in her bedroom sleeping when her housemate started banging on the door, telling her that was a there was a fire. they got out immediately. like we said, no major injuries to any humans

that got out immediately. she grabbed a couple of things, whatever she could, and now she's not sure what is left inside of her home. at this point, they are in touch with the red cross, working to get some help and some resources. right now the fire department does not know the cause of the fire that is under investigation right now as they continue to overhaul this, but they face a lot of challenges fighting this fire, as they typically do here in the city. let's take a listen to what the chief had to say this morning about that. >> possibility of san francisco are right up against each other. so you have wood siding and wood siding. so the fire can extend very rapidly from one building to another. so it's really incumbent upon us to get ahead of the fire and make sure we place hose lines where we're anticipating the fire to go and extinguish the fire ahead of its progress. >> so again, firefighters are now finally starting to clear up the scene. earlier this morning on balboa on fifth street here, firefighters were up and down the street. it was packed. there were 30 people who had been evacuated. some of those people are going to finally get to go

back into their homes. for the homes that were not severely damaged, they're going to be able to return later this morning. but again, there are three homes with major damage. uh- looks like just about everything has gone. hopefully there will be some things for them to salvage, but these homes are all but gutted at this point. so again, the fire department working to find out the cause of this fire. we know that one firefighter suffered a twisted ankle. one animal, a cat, did die in this. and we'll continue to track all other developments out here right now. live in san francisco. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> thank you. zach. at the live desk, we are 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, la is the home of the 2028 olympics. the president's executive order bans travelers from 12 countries. now, the order does include specific exemptions for the world cup and the olympics. it has exemptions for athletes participating and 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 and teams from venezuela, haiti, cuba and libya also have a chance. those are all countries with travel restrictions. >> 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 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 available right now, but we're expected to learn more today. >> police in redwood city say they've arrested two teenage boys accused of carrying out a hate crime during a pride event. at least one person was hurt when police say the boys threw fireworks into the crowd. it happened wednesday night at courthouse square downtown. police say the people with the fireworks shouted homophobic things into the crowd at the crowd before running away. and

that night, a 13 year old boy was arrested. then last night, another 13 year-old was taken into custody. the boys could face assault with a deadly weapon and hate crime charges. >> walnut creek chamber of commerce may be tracking your every move when you come to town. city business leaders teamed up with the san francisco tech company called arrival list to keep tabs on people's cell phones. they say they're trying to create data on consumer behavior, to inform strategies to bring in more visitors. the tracking technology is apparently able to tell what city's tourists come from and how many nights they stay. >> the data is aggregated and anonymous, so we don't really track individuals as much as aggregated data. it's information by location only and no demographic personal information is even gathered or shared. >> a few other local cities already use the same platform, including sonoma and stockton. >> we are now hearing from the billionaire who was 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 and failing 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's board of supervisors have to approve the money before it can be formally accepted. a resolution at long last for vta workers. after the board voted to approve a new contract for bus drivers

and light rail operators. the union approved the offer tuesday night, ending months of tense negotiations. a strike halted all vta service for weeks until a judge ordered the picketers back to work. the new contract includes wage increases and improved workplace policies, and it takes effect monday. >> taking a live look outside from our exploratorium camera this morning, it is quite cloudy across the city today, but it will be a warmer day compared to yesterday and warmer than average in all of our cities by a few degrees. so today, 80 on the board for santa rosa, concord livermore, 70 for napa, oakland. it's just going to be a really nice day out there. even the city slightly above average in the upper 60s for daytime highs. we'll hop on over to walnut creek where it's equally as cloudy out there right now with our live view. so our morning marine layer is with us. cloud cover pulls back to the coast right around 10 a.m. that's when we'll see brighter skies. the afternoon again

warmer than yesterday and temperatures a bit above average. it is breezy this evening. winds gusting about 20 to 25mph. just be aware of that. here's a look at your pollen index. no change from yesterday. we continue to see grass pollen at low levels. tree pollen right now is at medium levels. your main offenders pine and olive trees. so looking at the weekend forecast, the preview, look at that steady pattern both saturday and sunday. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. it looks like sunday will be a little windier than saturday. sunday. that afternoon breeze gusting about 15 to 25mph. reggie aqui. >> thank you drew. if you don't have breakfast figured out yet, stay tuned because it is national donut day. >> is someone delivering them or. >> where to find free donuts to help with your sugar fix? there's just something missing up here. >> but first, a new warning from the dmv. the online scam that's too good to be true. offering a big discount on car registration. plus p-g-and-e's buying its oakland headquarters.

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lanes, and it looks like the northbound 101 connector ramp to northbound 280 is shut down. so that is our hot spot this morning. you want to avoid northbound 101 heading into san francisco. northbound to 80 is a possible alternate for you. and i also wanted to mention that there is another traffic alert on southbound 101 at millbrae, and we'll keep you posted on both accidents. >> reggie francis, thank you. happening today, the man accused of carrying out an anti-semitic attack in boulder, colorado, will be back in court this time. facing a federal judge yesterday. mohammed suleiman was charged by the state with 118 counts, 28 of them for attempted murder. police say the 45 year-old yelled free palestine before throwing molotov cocktails at a peaceful march in boulder sunday. officials say 15 people were hurt in that attack. prosecutors say the suspect had been planning this attack for a year. he's currently being held in the boulder county jail on a

$10 million bond. >> a massachusetts high school student is back with his family after being released from ice custody. he was arrested on saturday by immigration agents on his way to volleyball practice, after officials say he overstayed his visa. the teen, who was now 18, came to the u.s. from brazil at the age of seven. he has no criminal history and was confused about being detained. the teen was held for a week before a judge granted him bond. >> 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 united states wednesday alone. and we are hearing about incidents right here in the bay area in san francisco. at least 15 people, including children,

were detained by immigration enforcement officers after attending what immigration experts describe as a regular check in with ice. priya patel's client is a 25 year old woman who attended her immigration meeting with her two children. she'd been asked to come in under special circumstances 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 her 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. >> legal experts are concerned this will lead to fewer undocumented immigrants showing up for their hearings, leading to worse outcomes. >> false advertisements for the dmv are circulating online. social media posts claiming to be from the agency are offering 50% off registrations. the post asked 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. it's just not going to happen. you can verify businesses that claim to offer dmv services through dmv website, and dmv recommends ignoring unsolicited texts or posts requesting any information on to happier news. if you haven't had breakfast yet, you might want to consider a donut. that's because it is national donut day, and as usual, some of the big chains are offering free or discounted donuts. to celebrate, dunkin is offering a free donut with any beverage purchase. at krispy kreme. you can receive any donut for free without a purchase necessary, and paris baguette loyalty program members can get a free sugar mochi donut or a small twisted donut with any purchase. and at 7-eleven, you can get a classic glazed donut for just $0.50. >> ooh, the mochi donut.

>> yeah, i was also looking this up. krispy kreme. if you buy a dozen donuts, you get another dozen for two bucks. >> wow. >> really? yeah. >> that time or just. no no no no no. just today. okay. >> all the time. that'd be. >> a terrible francis. >> you know what else i found out? krispy kreme, if you have your kids bring their report card, they will give you a donut for every a but a max of six, so. >> oh, wow. >> straight-a students. >> good deal too. >> i know. >> i know, i got to bring my daughter in. my son might not do so. >> well, but drag your son to get donuts. >> i didn't realize this. also, drag your son at work. >> i know, okay. >> you might. >> get one. keep it going. >> congratulations to him for graduating. >> eighth grade. yeah, you did it this morning. let's go to our exploratorium camera. >> i'm a. >> truth teller. you are. you are like. you mean it? okay. >> we're looking live outside at a cloudy view. we will have our clouds hanging around until about 10 a.m. this morning before that sunshine breaks out.

it is slightly warmer this morning compared to yesterday. right now it's mild in hayward. we're at 61 degrees there. 56 in cupertino. good morning. along the coast. cooler 55 and half moon bay. we're down to 53. in santa rosa, 51 in cloverdale, 54 currently in danville. here's a look at the morning planner. we get that cloud cover out of here by about 10 a.m. that pulls back to the coastline. we have a lot of sunshine this afternoon and those temperatures will be warming very nicely. so highs today in our microclimates starting south bay, 70s and 80s for daytime highs a few degrees above average 79 in san jose, 82 in gilroy along the peninsula 60s coast side 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline across the city today will be in the mid and upper 60s with that breeze later on this afternoon in the north bay. warm away from the coast. 70s and 8078 in san rafael, 80 in sonoma, 87 in lakeport in the east bay. 70. for the most part, that sunshine breaking through the clouds after 10 a.m. 77 san leandro, 79 union city and inland will be in the mid 80s, a few degrees

warmer than we were just yesterday. winds do pick up again today. we repeat this tomorrow as well. that onshore flow sticking with us through the entire weekend. and now the next several weeks we're getting into our latest sunsets all year. tonight the sun goes down at 828. the latest sunset we have here in the bay area will be 835. and then by july 19th, we'll see that sun setting before 830. but enjoy the longer days while we have them through the summer solstice. overnight. tonight we'll have 40s and 50s on the board with a mix of stars and clouds out there. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you morning clouds. the sun today, a warmer afternoon. that warm up continues into the weekend, saturday and sunday both days. afternoon sunshine a bit breezy from time to time and much of next week. that steady pattern and afternoon sunshine and temperatures slightly above average. >> guys thank you drew. coming up p-g-and-e's closes on the deal to buy its oakland headquarters. how the company says this will

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>> 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 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. today, p-g-and-e's will update us also on its wildfire prevention strategy. it includes a look at satellites that detect fires within ten minutes of a fire, starting an autonomous helicopters and drones to help fight fires. today's event is also expected to feature new ai technology being used to predict where and when wildfires will 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 developing a very deadly form of cancer. >> we deal with all types of products of combustion, whether it's from a structure, fire

products inside someone's house which can be made of carcinogens, carcinogens when they burn, which is the plastics those have been linked to, cause cancer for us. >> retirees also came in for this round of testing. the union is working on setting up more health screenings for its firefighters. 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, surpassing the original goal of 2024. this year, they've more than doubled that target. you only need to pay fees for county licensing and any mandatory training classes. if you're interested in adopting tomorrow, you should check out a shelter near you to see if they are part of this. many of our abc seven perfect pet partners are having events including peninsula humane society and east bay spca. a lot more news coming for you at 630, including the major traffic alert we're tracking that will

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mornings live. >> breaking news. fire crews respond to san francisco's richmond district for a four alarm fire. now, at 630, a look at the damage to at least one three story building as neighbors are forced to evacuate. >> plus, a public fallout between president trump and elon musk. how the argument started and where things stand this morning. >> and later, a smuggling scheme uncovered in northern california. the 150 pounds of caviar seized by state while seized by state wildlife officials. >> good morning everyone. it's friday, june 6th. >> people are stealing caviar here, but also having a nice day. >> yeah. >> but first, i think we're going to go to frances. she's tracking, you know, a major traffic alert on 101 this morning. >> yeah, unfortunately, we have a fatal accident this morning in san francisco, and it is causing big delays on northbound 101. we have a live camera shot at the scene. it was initially reported blocking all lanes of north 101 approaching 280, but it actually looks like it's only blocking the connector ramp. so the connector ramp heading into san francisco on north 101 two 280

is shut down, but the three left lanes are open for those continuing onto northbound 101. however, even though these lanes are open, it is causing big delays on northbound 101, so traffic is backed up from at least third street. so your best bet at this point is to take northbound to 80, moving at 71mph. we have another traffic alert. this one is on the peninsula southbound 101, this time in burlingame. approaching broadway, the three left lanes are blocked due to an injury crash and only the two right lanes are open. so you can see the backup is starting to grow towards sfo. keep this in mind for folks heading to and from sfo. if you are heading there, you may want to consider 280 as well. luckily, we have normal traffic here in emeryville, a little bit sluggish as you make your way towards the bay bridge

toll plaza, but at this point it is delay free at the tolls, and we're tracking that drive time. westbound emeryville to san francisco, 14 minutes. hi, drew. >> hi, francis. thanks for that info. we're looking at our east bay hills camera this morning where our sun is up. but we're all experiencing a lot of cloud cover this morning. we'll find temperatures beginning in the mid to upper 50s. our marine layer overhead breaks down for sunshine closer to about 10 a.m. so here's a look at future weather at 830. it's still quite cloudy around the bay shoreline and in the north bay, but here's a look at noon and we see that sunshine really breaking through that cloud cover, even along the coast today. we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, and daytime highs will be a few degrees warmer than we were yesterday. a warming trend gets underway here today, and temperatures will be a few degrees above average for this time of the year. a high of 72 in oakland today. 79 napa. we'll go to the 80s for concord, antioch, livermore, 79, in san jose, in the city, we'll hit about 67 degrees, but it will

get windy this afternoon. a quick look at the breeze today. stronger than yesterday. peaking later on today. by about 4 p.m, we'll find those winds gusting about 20 to 30mph. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> breaking news now in san francisco's inner richmond, where fire crews are at a major fire that broke out overnight. it's not far from golden gate park and the university of san francisco on fifth avenue between balboa and anson streets. and that's where abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has been all morning long. hi, zach. >> hey. good morning. amanda. yeah, the fire is now out, but crews are still out here mopping up and monitoring the situation. so we know that a firefighter suffered a minor injury, a twisted ankle and a cat that was believed to be missing did end up being found dead. now, as i step out here and show you some of the more major damage we are seeing, it is amazing that there were no major injuries, but there are still so many challenges the firefighters tell us that they had because of the proximity of the homes. these are homes that are connected to one another. three of these homes suffered the most damage.

they're all but gutted this morning. they're still working to determine the cause. some other challenges they face out here, too, are low hanging power lines. again, they were able to stop that forward progress of the fire earlier this morning, but 35 residents are still displaced. some of those residents are going to get to go home. some of them, their homes are gutted. but we talked with one of the residents this morning. this fire started at 154. he didn't wake up until 230. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> just grabbed my cat and my phone and that's all i have. and i'm in a bathrobe with some strangers, you know, blanket on. >> yeah. and right now they are still waiting to get back in to their homes. his home is not one of the ones that was suffered the most damage, but again, because of the proximity, because of how close these homes are to one another, firefighters had to evacuate a lot of people. so those people are in touch with the red cross, and some of the residents in the homes that were gutted are now starting to make their way back out here, asking firefighters when they can get in to see what they can

salvage, some of them asking about medications, important documents that they just weren't able to get. so again, crews still working to determine how safe it is for anybody else to go into these homes to determine that, to determine what there is to be salvaged. but we are seeing fewer fire crews out here right now. they are starting to roll up the hoses and clear a lot of the equipment. we do still see the road closures that are in place right now, so be mindful of that. but again, the investigation is underway to determine the cause. and a lot of people still waiting to get back to their homes right now live in san francisco. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> thank you zach. 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 by musk. the president is in 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 president donald trump. however, musk might be showing signs that he's softening his tone, even appearing to agree with the post 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 that 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, a reference to the president's big beautiful bill. 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 is texting me. sometimes your career is over or you're done. uh- he's used insulting words when he believes something, he's going to go off. but i think we have to realize 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 with the two. we will continue to keep you updated with the latest developments. today, the oakland high school teacher hit and killed by a driver fleeing chp will be laid to rest. marvin boomer was a teacher at castlemont high school, and his sudden death shocked many in his community. boomer was on an evening walk with his girlfriend at the time of the crash. his family says he

pushed his girlfriend out of the path of the fleeing car. his loved ones remembered him as a loving and passionate educator. the funeral is open to the public. it starts at 130 at the acts full gospel church. the 18 year-old suspect in the crash is still in jail. his attorneys said he panicked and took off. >> new developments with the lawsuit filed by the family of an inmate who died inside santa rita jail. wellpath, the inmate health care provider, has agreed to pay $2.5 million to the children of maurice monk. sorry about this incorrect video here. the 45 year old man was found dead after spending several days face down in his jail cell in 2021. monk had diabetes and schizoaffective disorder. his family accused authorities of ignoring monk's worsening condition. >> this is a man who had not eaten, who had not left his cell and was not taking any medication, and was left laying face down on his bunk for close to four days, half clothed in his own urine and excrement.

>> monk's family already won a $7 million settlement from alameda county. now let's get to pride month festivities underway in san francisco. and today, the city wants you to come down to city hall for their annual pride flag raising. i will be there when mayor daniel lurie and other officials kick off pride month. the event is at noon, and of course, there are a lot of events happening this month to celebrate pride, including the installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks. 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 for pride. they do need 300 to 400 volunteers for this afternoon set up, and for tomorrow's main installation and other events. you can sign up still at 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

event, but other big names remain. kim petras takes her place with tinashe and special guest horse girl. the san francisco gay men's chorus is also expected to perform. it's all happening at pier 80. actually, no, that has changed. >> yeah, it's kind of across the street from pier 80 now. i would call it the midway. >> yeah, and june 28th is still the day though. organizers, as you mentioned, moved the event. tickets are on sale starting at $110. we are about three and a half weeks away from the san francisco pride parade celebration, and abc seven is the exclusive broadcast partner. you can watch it live on sunday, june 29th, right here and everywhere you stream abc seven news. >> still to come, 150 pounds of caviar seized by state wildlife officials. the smuggling operation uncovered on the american river. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 522 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus, disney's new house of mouse opens in la. an inside

look at the immersive experience celebrating all things mickey. >> and streaming at 7 a.m. comedian joey avery, he's from the bay area, and he's back tonight to tape a special. joey stopped by the studio yesterday to talk about his journey and rise in the comedy world. first, here's drew. >> hey there, 641 this morning we're looking at the clouds rolling in off the coast from our tam cam. this morning, our marine layer with us in most cities to begin later on today. highs not only warmer than yesterday, but beating their averages for this time of the year by a few degrees. later on this afternoon, we'll flip it over to a brighter view from our san jose camera. this is one of the sunnier spots this morning. most of us have that morning marine layer. that cloud cover will break apart by 10 a.m, and that will give us a nice bright afternoon, warmer than yesterday, warmer than average today. and that breeze will pick up later on this afternoon, gusting about 20 to 30mph. your weather wellness today. air quality fluctuates between good and moderate throughout the next

24 hours. pollen levels are mainly on the low side, and the uv index is a nine out of 11, which is very high. this evening. the braves in town at oracle park tonight. first pitch temperature 60 degrees and will cool off into the mid 50s with that breeze and mostly cloudy skies by the ninth inning. as we give you the weekend forecast, it's looking really fantastic saturday and sunday. a little bit warmer than we are today. morning clouds breaking for afternoon sunshine. breezy both days, but looks like sunday will be the windier of the two days. winds gusting close

>> welcome back. we have a fatal accident in san francisco this morning causing delays on northbound 101. right now, the northbound 101 connector ramp to 280 completely shut down because of this fatal accident, where it looks like a vehicle hit a pedestrian on the freeway. the three left lanes are open right now, but it is causing big delays. very slow traffic on northbound 101 at a crawl approaching 280. this is going to be out there for a while, so consider taking 280 as an alternate this morning heading into san francisco from the peninsula. better news, though in burlingame, that earlier injury accident that also caused

a traffic alert has been cleared. so now traffic is flowing well southbound 101 through burlingame and northbound looking good towards sfo at the bay bridge toll plaza. just a heads up. metering lights were turned on about ten minutes ago, but you can see it's not causing a big delay at this point. so all the problems right now into san francisco and we'll keep you posted on that fatal crash. amanda. >> all right. francis, a busy friday morning. thank you. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie is pushing a plan to end free parking at golden gate park. he's included it in his budget plan. the proposal would require visitors to pay as much as $3 an hour to park starting next year. that money would be used to help pay for the park's upkeep. recreation and park officials pitched the idea earlier this year as a way to help close the department's budget deficit, which officials say could balloon up to $15 million by 2027. >> now it's your morning money report. filings for u.s. unemployment benefits have risen to their highest level in eight months. these latest numbers

from the labor department show new applications for jobless benefits rose by 8000 to nearly 250,000 for the week ending may 31st. that's the most since october. experts say unemployment is still historically low, despite growing uncertainty about how tariffs could impact the broader economy. tesla stocks feeling the impact of the fallout between elon musk and president trump shares for the ev company, dropped about 15% thursday, wiping about $150 billion from its market value. analysts believe the drop is directly tied to this imploding relationship. the two have been attacking each other on social media, mostly over president trump's domestic policy bill. but as you saw, it got real personal, real fast. united airlines announced a new partnership that could help make your flights a little more entertaining. passengers will now have access to spotify and their popular podcasts, audiobooks and music playlists. the collaboration will bring more than 450 hours of new

content, and it's available on all united flights for free. to celebrate united mileageplus members who sign up for a premium subscription can receive 1000 miles. costco is doing something now about the long lines as you exit the store. it's testing out a new scan and go system. customers scan all their items with their phone and then pay through an app. sam's club has a system like this, which is used by 1 in 3 customers. costco's initial results are positive, with shoppers satisfied and already adopting the system. what's funny is that now we work at the store. >> yep. i'm doing everything. >> pay me. >> honestly, give me a discount if i'm going to scan. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we're up about 560 points. >> former first lady michelle obama is releasing a new book, and it's all about her fashion at the white house. the title, the look. it features more than

200 photographs. during her time as first lady, clothes worn by obama regularly made headlines and drew sales at retailers like j.crew. the cover of the book features obama posing inside the white house wearing a blue evening gown. obama described the book as a reflection on my lifelong journey with fashion, hair and beauty. it is set to be released november 4th. disney magic was on display at the house of mouse in hollywood in celebration of mickey mouse and his friends, disney fans and content creators got to enjoy lots of immersive experiences. mickey merchandise, product reveals, and a live dj set by anderson pack, the bachelor and dancing with the stars winner joey graziadei and his fiance kelsey anderson were on hand for the festivities. >> i mean, when i think about my childhood, like i really do think of disney, like dressing up as cinderella, you know, like going to disney world. whenever i was in girl scouts and we raised enough funds, you know, like, i don't know, i feel like disney is such a big part of, like, everyone's childhood.

honestly, that's what it feels like. it's, you know, a happy place. yeah. >> i was obsessed with tarzan. i was obsessed with hercules. i was obsessed with lilo and stitch. i mean, every movie i feel like is a core memory for me at this point. but, yeah, disney just is always. as she said, it's part of your childhood and it's still a part of you today as an adult, and it's just fun to kind of see how it's all integrated. >> it's truly global. mickey mouse is a global icon, and actually, what better way to celebrate his impact than with this kind of events that really allow people to get out and about and have some fun? >> the house of mouse was previously in london and brazil, and will still hold events in tokyo and shanghai. of course, disney is the parent company of abc seven. one thing about me is i am going to buy merch. >> you are. >> no matter what. >> do you see that sweatshirt? >> we were just looking at that. >> that is now. that is right now dropped on shop disney. >> okay, so this. >> is only a one night pop up and only in la. like now it's going to go overseas again. >> yeah. >> but they dropped a lot of merch. >> yes. >> so that's cool.

>> and amanda's a big fan. >> i am. >> so i had some disney merch. >> i was. >> like handed it over. >> i was. >> like, are you going to use this? absolutely. i'll take it. >> that's really. >> cute too. >> thank you. yeah. >> little backpack, little silver hat. little mickey mouse hat. >> thank you. >> i can see you in this donald duck beret. >> a beret, a beret. we. oui oui oui oui. >> oui oui. >> and a baguette. >> oh. >> my gosh. >> marie, the baguettes. >> yeah! hurry up, hurry it up. >> we don't got much time this morning. we'll take you to pier 39. the sea lions are awake this morning. it's cloudy out there right now across the city, and we will find a sunny afternoon and temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday. we have good fresh air out there. air quality is just fine this morning. later this afternoon, we may see pockets of moderate air quality, but all in all, the air quality is not of concern. the next 24 hours looking at temperatures right now, 50s and 60s out there. it's mild this morning. good morning hayward.

we're at 61 degrees 58 in san mateo. little cooler in the north bay sonoma, napa coming in with temperatures right around 54 degrees. want to say congrats to the grads at alameda high school? they're graduating later this morning right around 1130. we'll find increasing sunshine and temperatures climbing through the 60s to near 70 degrees later on this afternoon. so highs in climate starting in the south bay. temperatures slightly above average 70s and 80s for afternoon highs. along the peninsula we'll find temperatures 60s coast side, more sunshine along the coast today compared to yesterday, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline across the city today. it gets breezy this afternoon. daytime highs in the mid and upper 60s in the north bay will be warm away from the coast. 80 in novato. same in sonoma. about 87. in lakeport. napa 79 san rafael 78 degrees the same in vallejo, the east bay. it's cloudy right now. those clouds depart by 10 a.m. for sunshine, 70 for oakland san leandro, but 80 for fremont and castro valley and inland will be in the mid 80s. slightly warmer today than

we were yesterday afternoon. winds pick up later on today, gusting about 20 to 30mph. and we'll do that again tomorrow afternoon and again on sunday. so it is breezy in the afternoons looking at our evening planner. it's setting up to be a really nice evening. we'll have mainly clear skies early on, our clouds returning around the bay shoreline closer to about 10 p.m. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds the sun. it's a warmer day compared to yesterday, and that warming continues over the weekend. saturday and sunday we'll see clouds to sun, nice temperatures and much of next week the pattern remaining pretty steady and unchanged. guys. >> i never expected to say this, but now to a caviar crime on northern california waterways, the state department of fish and wildlife busted an illegal caviar trafficking operation. wildlife officials investigating crab trafficking stumbled upon the caviar scheme. 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 in packages. the department of fish and wildlife thinks the traffickers illegally caught dozens of salmon at a celebration for five people who were rescued from an altadena senior center during the eaton fire. all five of them are at least 100 years old. the montecito retirement community honored the group this week, and the celebration also doubled as a birthday party for two of the women who just turned 101. they will never forget the first responders guiding them through the dark to safety. >> eventually, i heard voices and that was the sheriff's deputies, and they kindly took me to the senior center. so i was rescued. it was a very traumatic experience and all of us suffered from that. >> the two of the women rescued have a unique connection. they are world war two vets, one serving for the uk, the other for the u.s. that's really cool.

yeah, i'm so happy that they're okay. remember that video when it first came out? >> yeah, and it was so pitch black. i just remember seeing that spotlight on those residents. so glad to see that they're up and running. >> and a happy birthday. >> yeah. up next, the seven things you need to know today.

>> it's 657. and here are the seven things you need to know this morning. if you're just joining us. number one, there is a fatal accident in san francisco. it's blocking the northbound 101 connector and 280. and you can see it's causing a backup on north 101 from at least candlestick to the interchange. it will be out there for a while. so consider 280 as an alternate heading into san francisco. >> number two breaking news more than two dozen people have been displaced after this fire in san francisco's in richmond overnight. no residents were hurt, but a cat died. the cause is under investigation. >> number three, the san mateo county board of supervisors has

voted to officially start the process of removing sheriff christina corpus. next, the county will schedule a pre removal conference for corpus to address the allegations. >> number four, 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. >> and number five, you're looking live at sfo this morning. it is cloudy out there. a warming trend is going to start today that will head into the weekend as well. so looking at the planner it's cloudy out there right now. cloud cover will break apart by about 10 a.m. for that sunshine. so it is bright today. it is warmer than yesterday and that breeze is with us again, gusting about 20 to 30mph. so high of 72 in oakland, 79 in san jose will be at 67. in the city today, 81 in santa rosa, mid 80s in our warmest spots inland. previewing the weekend forecast. it's a steady pattern of morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, that afternoon breeze as well. temperatures a few degrees warmer than we are today.

>> number six, the annual installation of the pink triangle in san francisco's twin peaks begins today. pride organizers are asking for volunteers to help. you can sign up at pink triangle.com. >> number seven. tomorrow is national adopt a pet day. dozens of bay area shelters are offering free adoptions for one day only. last year, 3600 pets were adopted, and organizers think they'll surpass it. this year, we'll have a dog in studio on midday live today. >> to celebrate. >> yeah, and. >> i'm going to be doing that interview. when i heard a dog was coming in and our producer justin was like, do you want to do a dog? i was. >> like, yes, dog interview. absolutely. >> would love that. >> oh my goodness. hopefully there's a donut involved too, because it's national donut day today. >> i'm picking up donuts for everybody. >> oh yes. >> and if i knew where you lived i've come for you too. but i. >> don't. >> hope you enjoy your donut or