now abc seven mornings live. >> now at six. back to back to back nights of unrest in 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. >> plus, the president threatening more action against protesters overnight, calling for more national guard deployment, demanding mass arrests. >> and in 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 city leaders and the police this morning as more protests are planned across the bay area in the day ahead. >> a busy morning for us on this monday, june 9th. >> yeah, let's turn to drew for a check of the forecast. >> yeah, it's nice out there today. this morning though. we'll take you to the city where we do have a lot of cloud cover, the tops of our buildings shrouded in fog this morning. and underneath the marine layer right now, we're getting reports of drizzle along the coast and

through the city right now. so here's a look at current sky conditions. a real mixed bag of what's going on. cloudy along the coast. napa reporting some drizzle as well, but you head inland and concord right now reporting sunny skies. so temperatures currently underneath the cloud cover. we're holding in the 50s for much of the morning. so here's a look at future weather. you'll notice at 830 we still have expansive cloud cover. it's one of those mornings where our marine layer is really stubborn. it's very slow to pull back to the coastline. even by 11 a.m, we're still looking at clouds around the bay shoreline. heading into the afternoon, we'll keep the coast cloudy inland. we'll find lots of sunshine. daytime highs at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year. so we'll have our june gloom this morning, giving way to sunnier skies this afternoon. it will get breezy later on today. onshore flow will strengthen. will gust to about 20 to 30mph later on today. let's check in with sue. let's see. we're on the roads this morning. >> thanks, drew. we do have fog. a fog advisory on the golden

gate bridge. you will need windshield wipers coming across the waldo grade as well. and wind on the altamont pass, checking the east shore freeway eight, i should say 880, which is the nimitz freeway past the oakland coliseum. it's moving at a really good clip. no delays here. so if your destination this morning is the oakland airport, certainly nothing to get in your way here. taking a look at some misty sky above the east shore freeway and about a 42 minute drive, now 80 westbound from hercules through rodeo and el sobrante on into berkeley and the macarthur maze. metering lights were turned on at 543 this morning. so that's awaiting you. and very busy stretch of roadway. always. here you can see our early morning commuters out of the central valley and an accident, this one in los gatos. it is south 17, blocking the slow lane just past highway nine, causing a bit of a delay. >> thank you sue. so far this morning, calm on the streets of downtown los angeles after protests exploded over the

weekend in response to immigration raids. the demonstrations erupting after more than 100 immigrants were arrested in the city. then tensions ratcheted up when president trump deployed national guard troops, bypassing 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 arrested for throwing a molotov cocktail, another for ramming officers 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 the latest on this developing story. 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. 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 a president has taken control of a state's national guard without approval in 60 years. la's police chief says most of the protests in the city have been peaceful. but the violence he is seeing, he calls disgusting. >> we are overwhelmed. we had uh- individuals out there shooting commercial grade fireworks at our officers that can kill you. >> 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 at kabc in la, was inside chopper seven monitoring the activity from above. >> as i look out the windshield of air seven, i see a lot. i just want to point out i see a lot of people still on the road, so it's not 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 and 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. they announced everyone must leave. president trump, commenting on the protests 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. oakland native and former vice president kamala harris slammed the trump administration's move to deploy the national guard in la, saying in part, quote, deploying the national guard is a dangerous escalation. it is part of the trump administration's cruel, calculated agenda to spread panic and division. >> governor newsom says california intends to sue president trump today after protests escalated in la. the governor requesting the trump administration rescind their, quote, unlawful deployment of troops in los angeles county and return them to newsom's command. newsom's post on x says, quote, we didn't have a problem until trump got involved. this is a serious breach of state sovereignty and inflaming tensions while pulling resources from where they'd actually be needed. lieutenant governor lenny kounalakis was on cnn last night where she said the conflict was generated by donald trump for political theater. >> it's deeply concerning that

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. >> 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 civil rights. civil rights march in alabama across the bay area. today, we're expecting to see more protests in solidarity with people in la. over the weekend, protesters here made their voices heard in the streets of san francisco. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes tracking that part of the story. 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 issued a statement saying approximately 60 people were arrested after officers were injured and there was 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 also the deployment of national guard troops to la. >> watching what's going on in la. we're like, no, not not in la. we're in solidarity with los angeles to. >> i'm here to protest the outrageous attacks on undocumented immigrants. >> now, police say a lot of people did leave once unlawful assembly was declared. but some people in the crowds got violent around 7 p.m, vandalizing buildings and attacking officers. now, at least two officers were injured and one 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 of the 60 that were arrested, some were juveniles. the embarcadero bart station was also 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 protect that right and the rights of everyone in our city to be safe. but we will never tolerate violent and destructive behavior. again, that statement coming from mayor daniel lurie. now, as for the names of those arrested, sfpd has not released them 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 protest. yesterday, congressman sam liccardo joined other elected officials and community leaders from san mateo and santa clara counties, calling out the deployment of the california 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. >> we'll continue to track the protests across the state, including the actions planned here in the bay area. today, we are updating abc7 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. >> 610 this morning you're looking live from our east bay hills camera. a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. plenty of overcast skies right now. we're looking at current temperatures and we do see those numbers right now in the 50s. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. over the last 12 hours yesterday afternoon and evening we had some thunderstorms bubble up around lake tahoe. some of that cloud cover was moving into northern california late yesterday. will likely see a repeat performance of that. some thunderstorms developing across the spine of the sierra later on this afternoon. here's future weather

by 330. there you see a bit of activity. our marine layer here locally will pull back to the coast close to noon today. so that means a lot of cloud cover over the next several hours. here's a live look at the day planner. we will find that morning overcast skies, decreasing clouds. but again, it's going to take some time to break down our marine layer. a lot of us not seeing that sun until 10:11 a.m. this morning. it is a bright but breezy afternoon. by 4 p.m, those daytime highs at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year. looking at your weather wellness, air quality is moderate today. it's the same when it comes to our pollen levels. and the uv index is a nine. now it is breezy. later on this afternoon we'll look at those wind speeds coming up in just a few minutes. reggie. >> thank you. still ahead. sideshow surprise where you might have seen a crowd converge on a total street takeover over the weekend. >> and a new warning from the san francisco fire department after responding to another call for a cliff rescue. it's the 10th call this year. we'll explain. >> plus loss in the andes. the desperate search for a group of

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>> time now is 614. this morning, an urgent search in the andes mountains in peru. for an american hiker who has gone missing. edson bandera 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. ventura'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. >> bandera is an experienced hiker and has been working to be certified as a high mountain guide. >> san francisco's fire department is advising people to enjoy the city's scenic views, but do it safely. recently, they've been busy rescuing hikers. they're urging folks to stay on the trails. the past two weekends for hikers have been rescued by crews. two of them happened at the same hiking trail called battery crosby trail. this past week, rescue crews saved two tourists at milly rock beach. the duo went after a phone that dropped 80ft below them. >> 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. >> the department revived an old psa reminding folks to be safe, especially when you're trying to snap a selfie. >> 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 and 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. >> back here in the city, it was once a symbol of oppression, but now it's been reclaimed as an act of community and resilience. the pink triangle back on twin peaks. more than 700 volunteers gathered saturday to install the triangle. it's a uniquely san francisco tradition. organizers say we're 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 what. >> started out as a renegade crafts 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. three more weeks until the san francisco pride

parade celebration. abc seven is exclusive broadcast partner. you can watch it live on sunday, june 29th, right here and everywhere you stream abc seven news. so on friday, i went to the mayor's. yep, a pride flag raising ceremony they do every year at city hall. and there are a bunch of speakers, of course. and you know who got the standing ovation? suzanne ford, the head of pride. >> oh, sweet. >> that's nice. >> isn't that nice? yep. >> yeah. i mean, everybody else is welcome warmly. but she was the only one that got the standing o. >> so her way to go doing the work in the work. >> this morning we're taking to our tam cam. it's nice and sunny out there once you get above the cloud cover, but we have a fair amount of overcast skies out there right now. it's going to be pretty cloudy all morning long temperatures right now we're holding in the mid 50s, upper 50s in some areas at this hour this afternoon once we get that cloud cover moving back to the coastline. daytime highs at or just a few degrees above

average. and really for the week ahead, we're not going to stray too far from these numbers. it's a steady pattern of our morning marine layer, afternoon sunshine, a little breezy in the afternoon and temperatures very pleasant for this time of the year. as we take a look at your morning planner, you do notice it's pretty cloudy the next several hours. probably not until lunchtime that many of us are really seeing full sunshine. so it's one of those days with a deep marine layer. takes time to break it down. takes time for to pull back to the coastline. but the afternoon is going to be bright for many of us. winds right now. isolated breezy spots. but overall, the winds will pick up this afternoon. that onshore flow is back and it will repeat tomorrow as well. and really each afternoon this week it will be breezy. so looking at highs today in our microclimates starting in the south bay 70s and 80s for daytime highs 77 in cupertino but 85 in los gatos, 79 in san jose along the peninsula. cloudy for the coast, but brighter and warmer around the bay shoreline. 74 in palo alto, 72 in san mateo. very cloudy this morning

across the city. some coastal drizzle as well. we'll get a bit of afternoon sunshine, but those clouds really stubborn. daytime highs in the 60s in the north bay, once you move away from the coast, will be in the 70s and 80s today. clouds to sun in the east bay. it's breezy this afternoon with daytime highs mainly in the 70s and inland. we'll get a bit of a range low 80s to the low 90s later on this afternoon. this is one of the first areas that will see the sunshine today. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. morning clouds to sun. it is breezy this afternoon. we'll keep that range of temperatures tomorrow as well heading into the end of the week. we do have a slight dip in our temperatures, but into the upcoming weekend, saturday and sunday a little change. we'll have morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine both afternoons guys. >> thanks, drew. coming up in east oakland. showcase will check out a celebration over the weekend for oakland's new mayor, highlighting the city's culture. but first, let's get to ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's coming up on gma. good

morning ginger. >> hey amanda it's great to be with you. and good morning to you. so coming up here on a monday we're live in los angeles with the latest on the escalation in the streets following federal immigration sweeps. and after president trump deployed the national guard. california governor newsom, of course, accusing him of inflaming tensions. so our matt gutman is right there on the scene with the latest. and the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane in tennessee. 20 people were on that plane and miraculously, no one died. we're going to tell you what we're learning about the cause of the crash and the new warning about the tween skin care craze. kids as young as seven are posting videos of their routine, and many are using adult products, so we'll get some details on the damage that that could do to their skin and your wallet. also, coco gauff is live in times square fresh off her french open win. and you'll see it all on gma. >> oh my goodness. exciting. and not to take away from coco but i did see a whole promo about you all moving. is that this week to hudson yards. >> yes a week from today. brand new studios. we're headed downtown for the first time in

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>> you're watching abc seven mornings live. >> now at 630. demonstrations all over la protesters turning violent and destructive over the weekend in response to ice raids carried out in several communities. today, the governor plans to file a lawsuit against the president for deploying the national guard. meanwhile, the president threatens he could soon send in the marines. >> and day one of the trump travel ban. how this ban differs from the original and the exemptions impacting a dozen countries. >> a live look outside, foggy

and chilly start to the day. will the june gloom stick around? drew is tracking the monday forecast. well, i mean, it's sunny above the. >> clouds. >> but we're saying bundle up. okay. good morning everyone. june 9th, it's monday. >> let's check that forecast. >> adrian. >> yeah, let's show you this picture below the clouds. here's our south beach camera. and some of that cloud cover is really socked in here. you're looking at the bay bridge. we have some reduced visibility out there. we also have some drizzle along the coast. just an all indication that our marine layer is pretty deep. this morning. a lot of cities reporting overcast skies. but as you head inland, that's where you find a little bit of sunshine. right now, temperatures starting out in the 50s. future weather shows you later on this morning. 830 we are still really socked in with this cloud cover closer to 1130. we're still fighting some of that cloud cover around the bay shoreline. certainly cloudy along the coast, but sunshine developing everywhere else today. daytime highs at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year. so much of the morning is dominated by

that cloud cover. our morning marine layer. the afternoon is bright away from the coast and it is a little breezy later on today, winds will gust about 20 to 30mph. look your weather today. good air quality. some pockets of moderate this afternoon. pollen levels are moderate in the uv index. today is a nine. let's check in with sue hall. see how we're on the roads. >> all right. we're headed to the bay bridge where the metering lights were turned on this morning at about 543. this is actually the richmond san rafael bridge. we will check the bay bridge as well. we've got slow and go traffic here. richmond, san rafael, this is your normal morning commute. we've got backed up now to harbor and about a 15 minute drive over towards marin. here we go with metering lights on, and we're just getting word of a stall on the span right near treasure island. so not only are you slow and go behind the metering lights, but also once you get through and onto the span, it is bumper to bumper over to san francisco. so about a 20 minute drive from the back of the line all the way into san francisco and to the santa cruz mountains. we had an earlier accident southbound 17 past

highway nine that has been cleared, traffic recovering. >> all right. so thank you. overnight, police in los angeles dispersed. 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 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. 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's 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. >> one of the things that has caused a lot of tension between immigration authorities and protesters is the arrest of union leader david huerta. reporter monica de anda, from our sister station in la, is live this morning with more on where his arrest and what the situation is like in downtown la this morning. good morning. >> well, amanda, reggie good morning. right now we're in downtown and i want to show you guys what we're seeing. these are littered all over the floor. they are nonlethal rounds. we have i have three in my hand right now. that's how many fit. but we see them all over the floor. and if you look here, this is just in front of lapd headquarters off of spring and first street. this area has so many police officers standing

guard, making sure that the headquarters is protected. we have seen the neighboring building had some broken glass. so they want to make sure that that's taken care of. and we have already seen this morning as the sun has come up, some people coming out here with signs and they're getting ready to protest. one of the things that we're going to be seeing is some rallies for david huerta, that local labor leader that was arrested friday during a protest downtown. watch this. >> i have a bad shoulder on women. they be beating their wives up. >> huerta, a u.s. citizen and president of the seiu, was arrested friday as hundreds of protesters gathered in downtown la friday afternoon condemning the ice immigration raids that took place at three different locations across la. after being treated for his injuries at the hospital, huerta remained in federal custody through the weekend, with the u.s. attorney saying huerta was arrested for interfering with federal agents. huerta is a nationally

recognized labor leader who has helped raise wages, improved benefits, and expanded job protections for low wage workers. now, those union workers and huerta's family are calling for his immediate release. take a listen. >> people need to understand this is only happening right now to immigrants, to people in this country legally. but pretty soon, any kind of dissent is going to be criminalized. everybody thinks it's happening to somebody else. eventually it's going to come to their doorstep. >> meantime, this was the scene in downtown la just hours ago. air seven caught people looting near sixth and broadway. it happened just before 10:30 p.m. last night. the damage is widespread. several waymo self-driving vehicles were also set on fire. the crowd destroyed property throughout the area, including several police vehicles. overall, the unlawful conflict that took place over the weekend led to nearly 60 arrests. nine officers were also injured, according to police. now, right now, there are hundreds of national guard troops in la. 2000 members were authorized by the president,

with 500 marines on standby, just in case things get worse. now, like you guys all mentioned today, governor newsom did say he plans to sue the trump administration over them bringing the national guard on over here. governor newsom says that he did not allow for that to happen. so again, we're going to be following this development really closely and seeing how things unfold today here in downtown la, reporting live from downtown los angeles. monica deanda, abc seven news. >> monica. thank you. president trump appears to be closely watching the situation unfolding in la. he's been posting on social media saying protesters shouldn't be allowed to wear masks. trump made that comment in a post on his social media site. now, 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. now, back here in the bay area, more demonstrations are planned today as people voice their solidarity with what's happening in los angeles. last night, protesters called for ice and the national

guard to leave. now this all started off peacefully, but it turned violent as the day turned to evening. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in the newsroom with more on how things escalated. >> zach. >> yeah, reggie, we're just finding out that locally, around 60 people were arrested, according to sfpd, who said that late last night. they say those arrests were made after officers were injured and there was property damage. now, all of this 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, 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 there. 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. 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. >> thank you zach. we'll continue to track the protests 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 going to be live in los angeles with the latest situation there. >> today is 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, and 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, ineffective, inefficient, excuse me screening processes. there are some exemptions green card holders, dual citizens and athletes traveling for world sporting events. they will be able to travel into the u.s. for the east bay. now a series of sideshows saturday night in vallejo. the sideshows began near tennessee avenue, bringing out hundreds of spectators and fireworks. there was also 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. that 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 in as oakland's mayor may 20th. another celebration for lee held in east oakland at liberation 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.

>> there are food trucks, community performances, and even a rhythm and roll zone which allow for roller skating and line dancing. coming up on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m. trade talks, high level delegation set to negotiate on dispute between the us and china that is rocking global economies. what we know this morning. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down about 75 points. another updates on how the markets are doing next and streaming at 7 a.m. henry winkler joins us live today. and here's what you may have missed last week. >> sasha velour, the abc seven mornings anchor team. we raise these terrible wigs to you as we sing. >> i get so emotional, baby. every time i think of you. >> this is abc seven at seven. >> time now for the lead. >> now time for first focus. time for our favorite segment, our 7 a.m. exclusive segment on abc seven at seven. 77 seconds of fun.

>> time now for the most important person in the world today. >> i'm not. >> the greatest disney song of all time. not me getting. >> rickrolled. >> on the television. we're looking at your temperatures today. we're either at or just a few degrees above average for this time of the year, and the week ahead is really consistent. we'll find morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures really pleasant each afternoon. live doppler seven along with satellite. late yesterday we had some thunderstorms developing around lake tahoe. will likely find a repeat of that later on this afternoon. along the spine of the sierra. there you can see around 330 will likely find some thunderstorms bubbling up locally. no threat of that here. we'll find morning clouds breaking for afternoon sunshine. here's that cloud cover. you can see it from our east bay hills camera this morning we will find those clouds sticking with us for much of the morning. it's probably closer to 11 a.m. for a lot of us that we finally get

some sunshine breaking through. it's a bright day. it is a little breezy. later on this afternoon. those winds will pick up later on today, gusting about

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to deliver aid to gazans. forces intercepted that ship about 120 miles from gaza. climate activist greta thunberg is among the 12 people on board. that ship set sail from italy last month. the ship contains supplies like baby formula aid and medical supplies. israel says the ship's only purpose was to gain publicity. the home countries of the activists are calling for the release of the activists. >> those looking to buy a home could benefit from some changes in the bay area housing market. experts say it's being impacted by stock market volatility. the swinging tariff pendulum and the widespread revocation of visas. bay area real estate agent neil canlis talked about it with abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra. >> overall, the bay area is down a couple percent, but if i had to look at different areas where there's some opportunities for some buyers, i would say marin county. the average median price home in marin county has gone down about 11%. but things are still moving. the actual sales

haven't changed at all the percentages, so there's some opportunities there also. in condo sales in san francisco, there is an 11% increase in sales from last year. however, a 9% decrease in prices. >> all right. so he says despite a bit of a cooldown, the overall market is still very strong. >> a scooters lithium ion battery is suspected of sparking a fire in san francisco that critically burned two people. it happened yesterday morning in an apartment building on jones street in golden gate avenue. firefighters say the burning scooter was blocking an exit. crews were able to rescue two people from the unit. a new women's sports bar is coming to san francisco this week. ricky's in the castro says it's the first dedicated women's sports bar in the city, and it's opening on wednesday at its location on market street near sanchez. it is named after rikki streicher. she's a lesbian icon whose legacy includes founding the gay games federation. that was in the early 80s.

>> now to the abc seven mornings. announcer our preview of some things that could make 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 group's 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. we do expect apple to make some big announcements this year. we think they're going to talk about a new operating system for mobile devices and computers. reports say the design will lean on apple's vision pro software. there's also rumors about a new home device and a new gaming hub. and now it's your morning money report. high level delegations from the u.s. and china are meeting to face to face today to talk over a trade dispute that's fractured the global economy. both delegations are to meet in london, with

talks expected to last at least a full day. this after negotiations in geneva in may that brought temporary relief and the trade war between our economies. today's talks come after president trump spoke with chinese leader xi jinping over the phone. and we take a live look at the new york stock exchange, and we see that we are down about 90 points so far this morning. if you are a s'mores fan, or as some monsters, say, some s'mores. >> what is that about? >> then listen up. >> starting tomorrow, mcdonald's is adding a s'mores flavor to its mcflurries. it has vanilla soft serve with hershey's chocolate, marshmallows, and graham bits. it's only available while supplies last. the regular size, it has 460 calories. >> i'm in. >> yeah. mind your own business about the calorie count. >> yeah, for a regular sized snack. >> you can get, like. >> a. >> snack size, and then you can get a regular size. >> but what's a regular sized

snack? yeah. what is. >> the qualifier here? >> is that the teeny tiny one for 460 calories? >> assuming. yeah. >> okay. yeah. well, you know, that's all right. >> i'm shocked they didn't have this already. it's more. >> seems pretty. >> and why is it only going to be limited? those are so readily available. >> so many questions. >> you know. >> more questions than answers this morning. >> sue. >> oh my gosh. let's go outside this morning to tam cam we go. >> we are looking at our sunshine above the cloud cover. but we have plenty of clouds this morning. mainly overcast skies for most of us and temperatures right now we are in the 50s. you look at your morning planner and we keep it pretty cloudy over the next couple of hours. as we head towards 11 a.m. noon. that's we'll likely see that sunshine really breaking through the marine layer this morning. a little breezy in spots, and that onshore flow is going to pick up this afternoon. here it is by about 4 p.m. we have those winds about 20 to 30mph. and we'll

have another breezy afternoon tomorrow. highs in mark clements starting in the south bay, mainly in the 70s and 80s. this afternoon, 79 san jose, will be at 77 for cupertino along the peninsula. cloudy for the coastline all day. temperatures there in the 60s. brighter and warmer around the bay shoreline 78. in redwood city across san francisco. a lot of cloud cover today. not so much when it comes to sunshine. our marine layer kind of sticking with us all day today. breezy to daytime. highs in the 60s in the north bay. cool. cloudy along the coast. warmer as you head into our valley. 70s and 80s and some of our warmest spots. clouds break for sunshine. you'll see that sun close to about 11 a.m. this morning in the east bay. temperatures mainly in the 70s and then inland, will be in the low 80s to low 90s 84, in pleasanton, but a high of 90 in walnut creek. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you we have morning clouds, the sun. it is a breezy afternoon today. similar story tomorrow. as we head towards the end of the week we will see a minor dip, a minor cooldown in our temperatures heading into

the upcoming weekend, both saturday and sunday. lots of sunshine each afternoon, guys. >> all right. >> a warning from the fda. the august egg company, 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 retailers under different brand names. so you really need to look at the plant code, which is printed on the carton, and you see that plant code on your screen. if you have the bad eggs, the company recommends returning them for a full refund. in case you don't write this down fast enough, you can always go to the fda's website for more info. >> a new phase in the cleanup effort after december's wharf collapse in santa cruz, the city and coast guard, they've 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. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> as we head to break. here's a live look outside at 655 and we are coming right back.

>> time now is 657. if you're just joining us, here are the 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 been criticizing the president's decision to call the national guard, saying it inflamed tensions. >> number two, more protests

planned across the bay area today in solidarity with people in la. last night, san francisco police arrested about 60 people after they 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 expected to unveil its new iphone operating system today at its worldwide developers conference in cupertino. the design is said to take cues from the vision pro's interface. >> and number five, we're looking at the accuweather forecast. a live view of the cloud cover from our exploratorium cameras and coastal drizzle out there as well. and our morning marine layer hanging with us through the next couple of hours. for a lot of us, we don't see that sunshine breaking through until about 11 a.m, so we'll get sunny. a little breezy this afternoon. here's a look at your daytime highs close to average for this time of year. a quick look at those winds later on

today, gusting about 20 to 30mph. >> and following your traffic on this monday morning schools either out or soon to be out. so take extra care. a little bit different in the traffic patterns around the bay area. fog on the golden gate with the fog advisory, you will need windshield wipers. >> number seven jimmy just announced its summer concert series. it starts this friday with new kids on the block. other headliners you'll see include dierks bentley, gloria estefan and good charlotte. you can catch gma every day right here after us on abc. >> seven new kids on the block stay booked. >> they are. >> busy, busy all the time. love it. >> and still looking cute. you know what? >> i like it. >> that's charlotte. >> that's good. charlotte, you nailed that one. way to go. >> i actually googled it. lyrics of the most popular. >> song. >> the anthem. >> dah dah.