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tensions on the streets of los angeles, protests over immigration raids turning aggressive. president trump deploying the national guard. governor newsom and la's mayor blaming his actions for intensifying tensions. >> are you prepared to invoke the insurrection act? >> uh. it depends on whether or not there's an insurrection. no, no. but you have violent people, and we're not going to let them get away with it. >> the president threatening more action against protesters overnight, calling for more national guard deployment, demanding mass arrests. >> and this is from san francisco. solidarity protests turning chaotic. dozens arrested last night after police cars and waymo vehicles were vandalized, storefronts damaged and covered in graffiti. the message from the mayor and police leadership this morning, as more protests are planned across the bay area in the days ahead. good morning. it is monday, june 9th.

>> we're going to start with a check of the traffic with sue. >> yeah, unfortunately, we've got an accident coming off of the bay bridge san francisco side of things. it's westbound 80 there. caltrans camera shows the right lane blocked and a couple of emergency crews on the scene. what happened was a car ran out of gas coming off of the bridge. stopped in the slow lane. another car, as you can see, that white car with the crumpled hood bashed right into the back of it. so now we've got this in the clearing phases. again, it's coming off of the bay bridge. san francisco side. right lanes are currently blocked with this accident. otherwise we've got fog on the golden gate bridge, and we'll have dru to talk a little bit more about that. >> hey there. sue. yeah, we have a good deal of drizzle out there. here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. a low deck of cloud cover. it's pretty cloudy and a lot of cities right now. not only drizzle being reported across san francisco, napa also indicating some drizzle. so this morning underneath our marine layer will likely need your windshield wipers for a few minutes or so as this marine layer is overhead for the next couple of hours

underneath the cloud cover. right now, we're mainly starting out with temperatures in the low and mid 50s. good morning danville 55 degrees. we're at 52 in sonoma, the city coming in at 53 degrees with that drizzle. now future weather is going to show you that marine layer is very slow to break down this morning. by 8:39 a.m. little change in our cloud cover. mainly overcast skies across the region as you head closer to 11 a.m, our inland communities the north bay, the south bay getting sunshine. still quite cloudy across the city and in parts of the east bay. so today it's one of those days where fighting the cloud cover for much of the morning. here's a look at daytime highs 71 in oakland today, 66 in the city with a bit of a breeze. near 80 in san jose later on today guys. >> drew. thank you. demonstrations in la exploded over the weekend in response to immigration authorities detaining more than 100 immigrants in the city. the eruption of protests boiling over after president trump deployed national guard troops bypassing california governor

gavin newsom, l.a. police are reporting a total of 56 people were arrested over the weekend. ten of those were from the downtown demonstrations last night. one person for throwing a molotov cocktail, another forg a ramming officer, an officer with a motorcycle. another 17 yesterday were arrested by chp for blocking a freeway, and 29 people were arrested saturday for not dispersing. so here's what we know right now. the chief says officers are under attack and at least three have suffered minor injuries. hundreds of national guard troops are in la. more are on the way. the president called for 2000 to be deployed. the white house has reportedly put about 500 marines on standby. they would serve as reinforcements and one of the strongest images of the day. multiple cars set on fire. at least five of them waymo's. this is the first time the president has taken control of the state's national guard without approval in 60 years. the la police chief says most of the protests in the city have been peaceful. peaceful. but the violence, he

says, is disgusting. >> we are overwhelmed. we had uh- individuals out there shooting commercial grade fireworks at our officers that can kill you. >> lapd reporting businesses downtown are being looted and fires were continuing to break out overnight. >> the scene unfolding last night on those downtown la streets. reporter gabe santos with our sister station kabc in la was inside chopper seven, monitoring the activity from. >> as i look out the windshield of air seven, i see a lot. i just want to point out i see a lot of pee still on the road, so it's notee like people are avoiding downtown. i think there's a looky loo factor to it all where you just have a lot of people coming downtown to just kind of see what's going on. and you could see uh- there. this looks like hill street in ord uh- somebody, you know, launching fireworks up into the air right in front of that. i believe that's a lapd skirmish line a little bit south of that location, and lapd just has to manage their resources. they

have to decide, you know, we're not going to chase after each individual fireworks thrower or fire starter. we have to kind of methodically approach this and only move forward if the situation calls for it. >> the lapd declared unlawful assembly in downtown la overnight and they announced everyone must leave. president trump, commenting on the protests overnight with posts on truth social, he wrote the national guard should be brought in right now and those wearing face masks should be arrested, he said. chief jim mcdonnell is considering bringing in the troops, trump urging the chief to do so, writing don't let these thugs get away with this. trump was referring to mcdonald's press conference when he said, this thing has gotten out of control and would now have to make a reassessment about requesting the national guard. >> governor newsom says california intends to sue president trump after protests escalated in l.a. the governor requesting the trump administration rescind their, quote, unlawful deployment of

troops in los angeles county and return them to newsom's command. the governor posted on x it says, quote, we didn't have a problem until trump got involved. this is a serious breach of state sovereignty, inflaming tensions while pulling resources from where they'd actually be needed. the lieutenant governor, eleni kounalakis, was on cnn last night where she said the conflict was generated by donald trump for, quote, political theater. >> it's deeply concerning tt he is attempting to rile people up in this way. and the governor, i think you reported already has asked him to return control of the national guard back to him. and i believe that we are likely going to see a lawsuit. >> in fact, that lawsuit is expected to be filed today by the governor. the last time the national guard was activated without a governor's permission was in 1965. that's when lbj sent troops to a civil rights march in alabama. >> across the bay area. today, we are expecting to e

more protests in solidarity with the people in los angeles. over the weekend, protesters made their voices heard in san francisco. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is tracking that part of the story. and, zach, these were mostly peaceful until last night when some people began vandalizing downtown. >> yeah, that's right. things took a turn around seven yesterday and late last night. police. police issued a night. statement saying approximately 60 people were arrested after officers were injured and a lot of property damage. now, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the ice field office on sansom street. they were carrying signs and chanting against the federal immigration enforcement and deployment of national guard troops to la. >> watching what's going on in la. and we're like, no, not not in la. we're in solidarity with los angeles to. >> here to protest the outrageous attacks on undocumented immigrants. >> police say a lot of people did leave once unlawful assembly was declared, but some people in the crowds got violent around 7:00, vandalizing buildings and

attacking officers. two officers were injured. one of them was taken to the hospital, and things spread over to market and kearny streets, where police say some protesters vandalized buildings and a police patrol vehicle. a gun was found at the scene and of the 60 that were arrested, some were juveniles. the embarcadero bart station was also temporarily shut down. mayor daniel lurie said some muni vehicles were vandalized and windows of local businesses were broken. in a statement, he said in part, everyone in this country has a right to make their voice heard peacefully and local law enforcement will always protect that right and the rights of everyone in our city to be safe. but we will never tolerate violent and destructive behavior, and local law enforcement will always protect that right and the rights of everyone in our city to be safe. but we will never tolerate violent and destructive behavior. police have not released the names of those arrested yet. right now, live in the newsroom. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> thank you, zach bay area leaders are denouncing the trump administration's actions toward the la prote.

yesterday, congressman sam liccardo joined other elected officials and community leaders from san mateo and santa clara counties, calling out the deployment of the national guard to la. >> the use of military for domestic law enforcement puts our nation on the precipice of authoritarian rule. i'm outraged by the reckless militarization of response to protests in los angeles. hours after the los angeles police department deemed a protest to be peaceful. >> liccardo says the president's actions are ruthlessly and recklessly designed to push our nation toward authoritarianism, authoritarianism. we're going to continue to track the protests across the state, including the actions planned here in the bay area. today, we're updating abc seven news.com constantly. if you have the abc seven bay area app, we'll send alerts when there are major developments you should know about. and coming up at 7 a.m. gma is live in la with the latest on the situation.

>> 5-10 this morning. we're looking at your forecast today and it's a nice mild afternoon. but we do have a fair amount of cloud cover early on this morning. so we'll go from overcast skies to a bright but breezy afternoon. daytime highs at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year. here's live doppler seven ag with satellite. yesterday afternoon, we had a fair amount of thunderstorms bubbling up around tahoe. will likely see a repeat of that later on today, as we have a little bit of instability in the atmosphere there locally. we have our cloudy skies right now. onshore flow will pick up this afternoon, that breeze gusting about 2020 five miles per hour later on today. so here's a cloudy view from our exploratorium camera. sunrise today is at 547 this morning, and we do begin with that june gloom. overhead drizzle certainly along the coast, and some spotty drizzle being reported in the north bay right now. we'll have decreasing clouds throughout the morning. it's a bright afternoon. it is breezy in those daytime highs just a few degrees above average for this time of the year.

as we take a look at the winds later on this afternoon. they're breezy in spots right now, especially through the delta. we're having winds about 10 to 15mph into the afternoon. they do pick up a bit later on today, peaking around 4:00. we'll have those winds gusting about 20 to 25mph. reggie. >> thanks, sarah. still ahead. lost in the andes. the desperate search for a p of missing mountain climbers. >> i'm cornell barnard. there's a new warning from the san francisco fire department after they responded to yet another cliff rescue here at lands end, the 10th. so far this year, we'll have the story. >> plus captured after more than a week on the run. how authorities tracked down the zebra

a search in the andes mountains in peru for an american hiker who has gone missing. edson bandeira began his hike may 29th with two other hikers hoping to summit a mountain known for its nearly perfect pyramid shaped peak. but the group hasn't been heard from for more than a week.

rescue crews have been using drones and helicopters to search. so far, there are no signs of the group, but there are signs of an avalanche. bandeira's family is worried. >> i was very hopeful. now i don't know. i don't want to lose my hopes, but it's also. it's just hard. it's been a very rough couple of days. >> he's an experienced hiker and has been working to be a certified, to be certified as a high mountain guide. >> if you don't want this to be you. san francisco fire officials have a reminder stay on the trails when you're enjoying the outdoors. >> multiple people had to be rescued over the past two weekends after falling down cliffs around land's end. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more on how to stay safe. >> it's beautiful and it's also kind of hazardous. >> yes. yeah, it is definitely important to stay on the trails. >> good advice from hiker angelica mcdaniel, who's showing her friend brandon land's end trail for the first time, where the views are breathtaking. >> i've never been. i'm following her lead, so it's good

to hear that she has safety in mind. but yeah, absolutely. yeah. it's important for people to stay on the trail. >> but not everyone does. on saturday, the san francisco fire department says it rescued two tourists after they accidentally dropped their phone 80ft down a cliff near mile rock beach while snapping a picture, then tried to get the phone back. >> they thought to themselves they were athletic enough to go down and retrieve it. when they turn around and saw how steep the cliff face was, they realized they weren't going to be able to climb back up. that's when their friend called 911. >> lieutenant mariano elias helped bring the two to safety. they weren't hurt. and last weekend, there were two separate cliff rescues at battery crosby trail. one person was hurt. the incidents prompting a familiar warning to respect these posted signs. >> we want people to come visit san francisco residents who live here. enjoy the beautiful views of the bay, the bridge, but stay on trail. that is the most important thing they need to do. >> in 2021. the department says there were 38 cliff rescues in san francisco, 31 and 20

2226 the following year, 32 and 24. and so far this year, there's been ten. >> dude, don't go up there. >> the fire department resurfacing this public service announcement showing how easily hikers can get into cliffside trouble while taking selfies. >> so be smart with your smartphone. rocks can be deceiving. >> mina prado says she's seen people break the rules and do risky things, but she's staying safe on the trailhead. >> safety precautions stay back, don't get too close or get too comfortable. i think that's the problem nowadays. >> and there are consequences for those who break the rules and need rescuing. the u.s. park police will issue citations. it's a fine of about $300 in san francisco. cornell, bernard abcn seven news. >> pride was on full display in southern california this weekend. the 55th annual la pride parade marched through hollywood yesterday, complete with bright, bold and festive floats, organizers say. la pride is one of the longest running events in socal history. it's

also the largest, with more than 100,000 people in attendance. the la pride parade started as a protest in 1970, and this weekend's protests over immigration raids in la were top of mind. organizers say they worked with lapd to ensure undocumented immigrants in mixed status families felt safe. >> we are very confident that our team will be safe, our community will be safe, and that pride will continue and that pride will march on. >> it's important that we're out here every year saying who we are. we're not going anywhere. >> organizers say this year's theme was pride marches on to reflect a culture that refuses to be silenced. >> it was once a symbol of oppression. now it's been reclaimed as an act of community and resilience. the pink triangle is back on twin peaks. more than 700 volunteers gathered saturday to install the triangle. it's a uniquely san francisco tradition, organizers say. we are the only city in the world with a project like this. it's a title we've held on to for 30 years. during the holocaust, the symbol was sewn

onto concentration camp uniforms to identify gay men. here's more on the installation of the pink triangle. >> it started out as a renegade craft project, so we wouldn't get arrested. it went up in the dark of night, so it's gone from insurgent to mainstream. look, we have mainstream speakers now and we're not going to jail. and this is a giant, in-your-face educational tool. there's no room for subtlety during pride month. >> the pink triangle will stay on twin peaks for the entire month of june. and that's a reminder that we are three weeks until the san francisco pride parade celebration. abc seven your exclusive broadcast partner. you can watch it with us sunday live on june 29th, right here and everywhere you stream abc seven news. we'll be there. >> and i already organized my child care, so i'll. >> be there. are you going to be there, too? oh, good. okay. i'm very excited to hear that. >> now we need to get the fits together. >> we do. and like you said, no subtlety during pride. got to be in your face. okay. lots of

bright colors. >> okay. >> yeah. >> that's a no. i'll take. >> that envisioning. >> yeah. >> last year i looked like a muni train, so we'll see what happens. >> no. >> i liked it. >> it was a cute shirt. >> it was. >> i enjoyed it. it looked good. this morning. we'll take you to sfo. we are starting off with a lot of cloud cover this morning. it's one of those days where the clouds are really stubborn, especially along the coast and in the city. so we'll find very limited sunshine for the first half of our day. you're looking live at those overcast skies, temperatures right now, pretty uniform beginning in the mid 50s out there right now. so our morning planner reflects all that cloud cover. it's overcast the next couple of hours, even as we approach nine 10:11 a.m. it's a mix of sun and clouds. not totally sunny out there in the morning, but by the afternoon, away from the coast, we'll have some bright skies. little breezy out there in spots, especially through the delta. fairfield rio vista gusting over 25mph. and throughout the afternoon that onshore flow will pick up. area wide is a breeze but bright afternoon. so here's our highs starting in the south bay. lots of 70s and 80s on the board 77 in cupertino, 79 in san jose,

87 in morgan hill along the peninsula. cloudy on the coast today. temperatures right around 60 degrees for half moon bay at about 78. in redwood city, 73 in mountain view. it's a pretty cloudy day in the city. it's going to feel chilly. you're going to keep your layers on for much of the day. that wind does pick up this afternoon with daytime highs in the low and mid 60s. cool along the coast in the north bay gets a little bit warmer as you head into our valleys. 85 in santa rosa, 79 in napa, 80 in san rafael, in the east bay, we'll have morning clouds breaking for sunshine. breezy later on today with daytime highs mainly in the 70s and then inland, we'll find those highs a bit of a range 81 in san ramon, but much warmer in brentwood coming in at 90 degrees this evening. we'll find those clouds spilling back in and around the bay shoreline overnight lows, mainly in the 50s. the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds to sun today. it's a pretty steady pattern with near average temperatures. a slight dip by the end of the week guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up the seven things o know this morning.

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seven things to know this morning. number one, president trump is calling for more national guard troops to be deployed in la as hundreds of people continue to protest immigration raids. 29 people were arrested yesterday, including one accused of throwing a molotov cocktail. governor newsom and la mayor karen bass have both criticized the president's decision to call the national guard, saying it inflamed tensions. >> number two, more protests are planned across the bay area today in solidarity with people in los angeles. last night, san francisco police arrested about 60 people after some began vandalizing buildings in the financial district during a protest. >> number three, a reminder if you venture outdoors around san francisco, stay on the trails. san francisco fire officials say they've rescued multiple people over the past two weekends who have fallen down cliffs at land's end after leaving trails. >> number four. apple is expected to unveil its new iphone, the iphone operating system, not the new iphone. that will come later as its worldwide developers conference in cupertino. the design is said to

take cues from the vision pro's interface. >> and number five in the accuweather forecast, we are looking at a really cloudy morning out there. we do have reports of drizzle, especially along the coast right now this afternoon it's bright, but it is breezy. temperatures slightly above average for this time of year. >> you will need your windshield wipers this morning, especially across the golden gate bridge where there is a fog advisory. tag a look at san francisco, we had an earlier accident westbound coming into the city on the san francisco side near sixth. that has been cleared and traffic is flowing nicely on the western part of the span. >> number seven. nintendo's new switch two will soon have some competition. microsoft and asus are teaming up on two xbox branded handheld devices. they'll be available for the holiday season. microsoft says pricing is coming soon. a runaway pet, zebra is finally back home after escaping in tennessee. that video after more than a week on the loose, crews finally captured ed the zebra. ed was causing chaos and confusion in rutherford county

since may 31st. people spotted the striped escapee trotting through neighborhoods and galloping along the interstate. yesterday, ed was seen grazing on grass in a nearby field. crews had to airlift him away. >> i watched the neighbors children and they were going wild. they were running, they were fenced in, but otherwise they would have been probably catching the zebra. >> so the sheriff's office says ed is doing well and has been reunited with his caretakers. no word yet on how he managed to escape in the first place. it is legal to have a zebra as a pet in tennessee. a video with no. >> okay, i'm going to pretend like none of that happened. broadway is back, and there's no better cue to the industry's health than a fantastic tony awards. and it was that the 79th ceremony capped off a record grossing season for post-pandemic broadway. >> abc south.

>> elphaba herself, host cynthia erivo kicked off the night with a high octane performance. but that was just the start. from jonathan groff channeling bobby darin from just in time. >> look out, old mackie is back. >> to audra mcdonald reviving gypsy. >> roses this time. >> as for the awards, it was not the night for hollywood a-listers george clooney losing a best actor award to cole escola in oh, mary. >> hi, mom, i love you. >> francis jue beating bob odenkirk. >> i would like to thank scott ellis and roundabout theater for daring to do a play called. >> denzel washington, jake gyllenhaal and kieran culkin also snubbed, but culkin's succession costar sarah snook, winning best actress for playing 26 different characters in the picture of dorian gray. >> this means so much for a little australian girl.

>> one of the biggest surprises of the night was oprah. checking under her chair and winning a special gift. >> you get a car. >> before she presented best actress in a musical to nicole scherzinger as norma desmond in sunset boulevard. >> but you all have made me feel like i belong and i have come home at last. >> and lin-manuel miranda handing out the biggest prize of the night. >> the tony award goes to maybe happy ending. >> rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> yes. >> to all of it. we'll talk about it later. a warning from the fda. check your fridge. coming up at 530. the latest

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throughout the night. so lapd, l.a. county sheriff's, all of the law enforcement resources here. now, l.a. city fire are literally trying to put out little fires. >> a weekend of unrest across los angeles, demonstrations turning violent and destructive in response to ice raids carried out in several communities. today, governor newsom plans to file a lawsuit against the president for deploying the national guard. meanwhile, the president threatens he could soon send in the marines. >> this is the san francisco police department. you're all being detained. you cannot resist. >> in san francisco, police making dozens of arrests after a peaceful protest during the day turned destructive as the sun set. our cameras capturing the moment a crowd destroyed a police car. mayor daniel lurie now responding to the violence. good morning everyone. a lot to get to. it's monday, june 9th. >> let's start with the check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hey there. good morning guys. we begin with a fair amount of

cloud cover out there. you're looking live from our sfo camera right now. we're getting many reports of drizzle along the coast and across the city this morning. current conditions right now will begin with those temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. as we start your monday, here's a look at future weather. we have a pretty deep marine layer this morning, meaning clouds will be really slow to break down. so even by 8:39 a.m. it is still fairly cloudy out there. as we get closer to noon, we'll see those clouds break down inland first, even around the bay shoreline. at that hour we're still fighting a lot of fog. but into the afternoon we'll keep the coast and much of the city pretty cloudy away from those areas. we do get a lot of sunshine throughout the day. it is breezy too, with winds gusting about 20 to 25mph throughout the afternoon. so a look at your daytime highs today. we will get temperatures at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year. your sunrise today coming at 547 this morning. now the latest on the pollen index. this coming in this morning. we do have grass pollen on the rise again. it was low over the weekend. now we're back to medium levels

matching tree pollen as well. let's check in with sue. see how we do on the roads this morning. >> good morning drew. and you will find fog and low clouds on the golden gate bridge. windshield wipers for sure. there is a fog advisory in effect here. we look at the bay bridge. no metering lights yet. we are checking for you. they should be on at any time and we'll of course check back for you. it's about a 40 minute drive through the 80 corridor, beginning at highway four and hercules, all the way to and through the toll plaza on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. an earlier accident has been cleared. sun is coming up here with some fog and lowg up clouds at the san mateo bridge, and you can see a few brake lights on the causeway and up towards the high rise. it's about a 14 minute drive from 880 across the span. san mateo bridge over towards foster city. so overall, we have our early morning commuters out of the central valley for about a 45 minute ride now into dublin pleasanton west on 580. and we do have winds on the benicia bridge. so heads up with some

road work at the carquinezome bridge as well guys. >> all right sue, thank you. overnight, police in la dispers. protesters in the streets of downtown are quiet after three days of unrest. more protests are expected today. president trump is leaving open the possibility of sending marines to la if more violence erupts. the demonstrations are in response to immigration authorities detaining more than 100 immigrants in the city. lapd reporting 56 people were arrested over the weekend. many were from the downtown demonstrations last night. one person was arrested for allegedly throwing a molotov cocktail. at least three officers were hurt. abc news reporter perry russom has more on how this conflict escalated and what comes next. >> the eruption of protests in los angeles boiling over after president trump deployed national guard troops bypassing california governor gavin newsom. it's the first time a president has taken control of a state's national guard without approval in 60 years. now

protesters shutting down the freeway, apparent flash bangs going off as police work to reopen the road. several people detained. fireworks launched toward police. >> we had uh- individuals out there shooting commercial grade fireworks at our officers that can kill you. >> la police chief says most of the protests in the city have been peaceful. he calls the violence he's seeing disgusting. >> we are overwhelmed. >> the demonstrations first starting after immigration authorities conducted a series of sweeps arresting more than 100 immigrants in the city last week. overnight, president trump calling the demonstrators troublemakers and insurrectionists. california governor gavin newsom on msnbc did. >> donald trump has created the conditions you see on your tv tonight? he's exacerbated the conditions ever since he announced he was taking over the national guard, an illegal act and a moral act, an unconstitutional act. >> trump now leaving open the possibility of sending in marines.

>> if we see danger to our country and to our citizens, and we'll be very, very strong in terms of law and order. >> governor newsom says he is planning to file a lawsuit today against president trump for deploying the national guard, saying the department of defense never coordinated with him. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> president trump appears to be watching the situation unfolding in la. he's been posting on social media saying protesters shouldn't be allowed to wearrs masks. the president made the comment in a post on his social media site. in the past, he's also called for student protesters to be banned from wearing masks. privacy experts say mask bans could have a chilling effect on free speech, while also opening up protesters to political harassment. here in the bay area, more demonstrations are being planned today as people voice their solidarity with the protests happening in la. last night, protests calling for ice and the national guard to leave started out peacefully but then turned violent on our streets as day turned to night. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in the newsroom this morning with

how things escalated. zach. >> yeah. here locally, we know that around 60 people were arrested, according to sfpd. they say those arrests were made after officers were injured and property damage. now, it all started yesterday evening when hundreds of protesters gathered outside the ice field office on sansom street. they were carrying signs and chanting against the federal immigration enforcement and deployment of national guard troops to la. >> organizing, organizing. we need a united front of everybody who wants to oppose the scapegoating of immigrants. >> and the whole thing about going after immigrants and people who are undocumented, the most vulnerable are our populations. that is like, so wrong. >> now, eventually, police say a lot of people left once unlawful assembly was declared. but some people in the crowds got violent around 7 p.m. they say vandalizing buildings and attacking officers. at least two officers were injured. one of them was taken to the hospital. things spread over to market and kearny streets, where police say some protesters vandalized buildings and a police patrol vehicle. a gun was found at the scene, and the embarcadero bart

station was temporarily shut down, and mayor daniel lurie said some muni vehicles were vandalized and windows of local businesses were broken. in a statement, he said in part, everyone in this country has a right to make their voice heard peacefully and local law enforcement will always protect that right and the rights of everyone in our city to be safe. but we will never tolerate violent and destructive behavior. and local law enforcement will always protect that right and the rights of everyone in our city to be safe. but we will never tolerate violent and destructive behavior. now, police haven't released the names of the 60 arrested yet, but did say that some of them were juveniles. live in the newsroom zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> zach thank you. we'll continue to track the protes across the state, including the actions planned here in the bay area today. we are updating abc seven news.com constantly. if you have the abc seven bay area app, we'll send alerts when there are major developments you should know about. and coming up at 7 a.m. gma is live in los angeles with the latest on the situation there. >> today's the first day of

president trump's new sweeping travel ban. it's a revival of a ban from the first trump administration. you can see the 12 countries impacted here in purple. they include iran, afghanistan, libya, myanmar and sudan. the seven other countries highlighted in yellow face partial restrictions. trump's proclamation cites national security threats and insufficient screening processes. there are some exemptions green card holders, dual citizens and athletes traveling for world sporting events. they will all be able to travel into the u.s. >> president trump and teslo elon musk's massive fallout seems to be cooling down. on friday, the president said he has been so busy he was no longer thinking about musk but wished him well. just last week, musk had been posting harsh criticism of the trump. of president trump's one big, beautiful bill and also accusing trump of being in the epstein files. the president replied, threatening to cancel musk's estimated $20 billion in government contracts. sources

told abc news the president blamed musk's outbursts on drug use. >> a series of sideshows in the east bay saturday night in vallejo. the sideshows began near tennessee avenue, bringing out hundreds of spectators and fireworks. there was a second sideshow in richmond and a third in oakland. police broke up all three sideshows. no word on whether any arrests were made. >> thousands of people gathered at jack london square for the inauguration of oakland mayor barbara lee. celebration held yesterday on the ferry lawn. it included lots of music, artists and cultural performances to celebrate oakland's new mayor, oakland rapper mistah fab made an appearance on stage. mayor lee was officially sworn, sworn in, i should say, as oakland's mayor on may 20th. celebration for lee was held in east oakland at liberty. liberty, liberation. excuse me, park on foothill boulevard. organizers say it was an opportunity to showcase east

oakland's vibrant culture, businesses and community spirit. >> it's important that, especially in times where things are tough or things are maybe a little uncertain in the world, that we come together and unity and solidarity with one another. and that's what this day is about unity and solidarity. not just as east oakland or west oakland or north oakland, but as one oakland celebrating. >> they had food trucks, community performances and a rhythm and roll zone for roller skating and line dancing. apple's wwdc 2025 gets going today. the one big change the company is expected to announce. but first, here's drew. >> hey there reggie, we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite over the last 12 hours. yesterday afternoon we had some showers and thunderstorms bubbling up across the sierra. you got some of that cloud cover blowing in across northern california. we'll likely see a repeat of that heading into this afternoon. so here's future weather. we have that morning marine layer here locally, pulling back to the

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three and the abc seven traffic center metering lights just turned on. excuse me. we've got a pretty minor backup, but you will see some slow and go on the span. coming into san francisco once again. 543 metering lights turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza, guys. >> all right. so thank you. time now is 543. a miraculous ending to this plane crash in tennessee. somehow everyone survived. seven people were hurt. two were airlifted to a hospital. the plane was carrying 20 people on a skydiving trip when it went down just 1000ft. after taking off yesterday afternoon. >> the plane experienced an unknown issue that resulted in the impact with both the trees and terrain. those that remained on the plane were assessed and

cared for by emergency emt and given any kind of treatment that they needed for what seemed to be a lot of, you know, as you would expect, bumps and bruises and those types of things. >> the ntsb and faa are investigating the crash. >> a scooters lithium ion battery is suspected of sparking a fire in san francisco that critically burned two people. this happened yesterday morning inside an apartment building on jones street and golden gate avenue. firefighters say the burning scooter was blocking an exit. crews were able to rescue two people from the unit. >> local salmon anglers have waited two years for this past weekend. ocean salmon season officially got underway. a viewer shared some video showing some of the catches yesterday in sausalito. groups say they had a pretty good outing, bringing in more than 30 fish. each angler was allowed only two fish per day, and the state has capped that total at 7000. we are waiting to learn if the state hit that number. if it hasn't, fishing will be allowed again on

july 5th and sixth. a new phase in the cleanup effort after december's wharf collapse in santa cruz. the city and coast guard have started the process of removing heavy equipment and debris that fell into the ocean. work has been delayed because crews needed calm sea conditions. the wharf and its businesses will stay open during the process. visitors are asked to stay clear of the work zone. >> i do think it's a little weird that they didn't clean it up earlier. i mean, with all the stuff that's still in the ocean from the collapse, that's completely dangerous for sea life, for boaters like all those people. >> work to restore the wharf should start in october. city officials hope to finish by early next year. >> some scary moments at oracle park before yesterday's giants braves game. a grease fire ignited a portable concession stand. crews quickly contained the fire and the game went on as planned. the giants celebrated girls day at oracle park. that's to honor women and girls in sports. and yesterday's game had

someone special throw out the first pitch. yes, that is hello kitty. >> what? >> famously. hello kitty is not a cat, but a girl. >> yes. >> that makes sense. the day featured games and discussions about women and girls empowerment. the girl scouts were also honored with a parade around the ballpark. >> it just shows the possibilities for girls and all the things that they can do. and there's really no limits. and there should be no ceilings. and when they see amazing things, they see people that look like them doing great things. they can feel like they can achieve it also. >> they also celebrated tiny robertson, the vice president of security, with the 2025 alexis t bush award that is named for the first batgirl in major league baseball. it's given yearly to a woman within the giants organization who contributes to the advancement of girls and women in sports. now to the abc seven mornings advance. we preview some things that could be making headlines in the bay area today. >> first, the san francisco supervisors plan to support unhoused families in just a few hours. district nine supervisor jackie fielder will announce a budget proposal aimed at ending

homelessness. it includes a $66 million investment to get unhoused families into stable housing. supervisor fielder worked with the groups faith in action, bay area and the coalition on homelessness to come up with a proposal. >> today, apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off in cupertino. that's when apple makes some big announcements. and this year, we're expecting a new operating system for mobile devices and computers. reports say the design will lean on apple's vision pro software. there are also rumors about a new home device and a new gaming hub. >> today, a new co-working space tailored towards japanese americans opens in san francisco. it's called coho and it's based in japantown. its owners wanted to give young japanese creatives the space to build community and connections. coho is for creators, organizers, and entrepreneurs in the city, and memberships and one day passes are available. >> the final project for the late jim henson has permanently

closed after 34 years. muppetvision 3d at disney's hollywood studios in florida is no more. it featured a 3-d movie with live special effects and animatronics. that area is going to be redeveloped now into a monsters, inc. themed attraction, and the muppets are actually just moving across the park. they're going to take over what was known as the rock and roller coaster. don't know what it's going to be called now, but it's going to feature the electric band. mayhem band. >> oh. >> i do remember going to this in the 90s. oh, yeah. and i was thrilled by this. >> it was really. >> it was cool.y. >> i love the muppets, but also people stopped going to it. right. so, you know. i know when the audience isn't. the numbers speak. >> for them. >> the numbers do speak for themselves. >> this is. >> parent company abc seven. sorry, i had to say that. but, you know, they're still going to be in the park, and now they're on the popular roller coaster, so. >> you know all is well. this morning we'll take you to east bay hills. camera. we're showing you the cloud cover out there

because it is expansive and it is creating some drizzle along the coast this morning. current temperatures right now we're holding in the mid 50s. that sun is up here. but it's going to take some time that we see that cloud cover this morning. the fog is going to stick with us over the next several hours heading into the afternoon. once we get that fog to pull back to the coastline, temperatures will be at or just slightly above average for this time of the year and really for the week ahead. we're not going to stray too far from these numbers. it's a real steady pattern of morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and daytime highs pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. so wl look at the morning forecast. you can see we're pretty cloudy the next several hours. it's not until we approach about 11 a.m, even close to noon, that we get that sunshine really breaking through the cloud cover, so just expect gray conditions mainly for the first half of your day. winds right now, for the most part they are pretty light, but there are a few areas, especially through the delta, that the winds are breezy. they will ramp up again this afternoon. the

breezy onshore flow is with us each afternoon through the entire week. so later on today, by 4:00, those winds gusting 20 to 30mph. and we'll repeat that tomorrow as well. breezy but bright in the afternoon. here's a look at highs in our climate starting in the south bay 70s and 80s today 79 in san jose, 84 in gilroy, 77 for cupertino along the peninsula, we'll have temperatures quite cool along the coast where those clouds are stubborn. we'll have more sunshine as you head towards palo alto. redwood city. those highs will be in the 70s across san francisco today. it's pretty cloudy even in the afternoon. just a little bit of sunshine. but that marine layer is pretty strong today. daytime highs in the 60s with that breeze this afternoon. feeling cool in the north bay. a wide range to keep it cloudy and cool along the coast. as you head into our valleys, it's brighter and warmer with temperatures in the 70s and 80s for the most part in the east bay today we have a lot of cloud cover this morning. we'll see sunshine breaking through probably close to about 11:00 or noon, so you'll likely keep your

layers on for much of the morning. and then inland today, we'll have daytime highs in the low 80s to the low 90s overnight. tonight we'll repeat the forecast with a pretty deep marine layer coastal drizzle developing once again as we head into tuesday morning. and overnight lows will mainly be in the 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds to sun today. breezy in the afternoon. we'll repeat that tomorrow. temperatures do take a slight dip as we head into the end of the week by friday, with little change over the weekend. both saturday and sunday afternoon. sunshine on the board, guys. >> thank you drew. next on abc, seven mornings at 6 a.m, we're taking a look at the bay area housing marketa local real estate agent describes the market and the impact of the local economy. >> but first, an important message from tsa. it comes as they're seeing a pattern in what some travelers are trying to substitute as a real id. >> but first, this live look outside it is 551 and we're coming right back.

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18 year olds on tiktok say some tween skincare videos are pushing potentially dangerous chemicals. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt. >> in this morning's gma first look, a warning for parents after a new investigation by northwestern university researchers finding tween skincare routines may be causing more harm to skin and parents bank accounts than good. researchers from northwestern university creating tiktok accounts, pretending to be 13 year olds and reviewing 100 skincare videos on tiktok from girls as young as seven. among the top 25 most viewed videos. investigators finding an average of 11 active ingredients that could irritate adolescent skin, including citric acid, salicylic acid and glycolic acid.

>> many of these skincare products deal with adult skin issues, so when they use these products, it can really be harmful to their skin barrier. >> and coming up at 7 a.m. more about what parents should know about their kids skincare routines with your gma first look i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> a warning from the fda. the august egg company is recalling nearly 2 million eggs after a salmonella outbreak. at least 79 people across seven states have gotten salmonella, including some californians. 21 people have been hospitalized. the eggs were distributed between february 3rd and may 15th to several different retailers under different brand names. the plant code printed on the cartons you just saw. if you have the bad eggs, the company recommends returning them for a full refund and that plant number is on your screen if you can get to it fast enough. but it's also on the fda's website if you want to look it up at any time. tsa is debunking

debunking a rumor about the real i.d. i guess some people have heard that you can use your costco card as a valid replacement for a real id. you cannot. again,o not go there with your costco card and try to get in acceptable forms of id. include your passport, a border crossing, or permanent resident card. you can also use, if you have it, a global entry card that will get you in as well. last month, tsa requirement for real ids were officially enforced. uber is making its rideshares easier for older americans to use. the ride sharing company launch its senior accounts. this new initiative allows older adults to use in-app features, including larger decks, fewer buttons, and easy to follow directions. uber says the senior account will make it easier for users to book the ride. users will also be able to store frequent destinations like the doctor's office or home for quick access. a lot more to come here on abc. seven mornings at six. we are tracking the rising

tensions in la, immigration protests, turning aggressive in southern california and here in the bay area. we'll tell you about the situation this morning. then a new women's sports bar when rickey's plans to open later this year in san francisco. >> and meteorologist drew tuma will go from morning clouds to sun. a little breezy this afternoon and daytime highs close to average. abc elton john aids foundation has reached over 100 million people, connecting them to services and care for hiv. we've saved over 5 million lives, and we've helped combat lgbtq+ stigma and fought for civil rights. we need you to help end aids once and for all. learn about how you can help at eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org and follow us @ejaf on instagram to see our very latest accomplishments through the rocket fund.