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now abc seven mornings live. >> the rule of law has increasingly been given way to the rule of dying. >> now at six, governor newsom and president trump going head to head over protests and ice raids. the latest on the lawsuits claiming the trump administration trampled over california's sovereignty when it federalized the state's national guard. >> plus sunnyvale based genetics testing company 23 andme now sued by dozens of states. the legal battle to block the now bankrupt company from selling its customers data. >> and later is the beef over competitive eater joey chestnut plans to return to nathan's annual hot dog eating contest, after last year's contract dispute kept him sidelined. >> good morning. it's wednesday, june 11th. >> i do not enjoy seeing that man or anyone you know that. >> i'm into it. i'm into like every year. >> you. >> read this, every year i'm into it. this morning we're looking live at sfo camera where it is cloudy right now. but a big change compared to yesterday is that our sunshine will appear

faster this morning. it's going to break through that marine layer close to 9:10 a.m. this morning, which will lead to sunny skies this afternoon. even some sunshine coming our way along the coast. so concord right now we have sunny skies there. elsewhere we are dealing with overcast conditions from the city to oakland down into the south bay right now. current temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. we're in the 40s for danville. ukiah right now. good morning. 49 degrees there, low and mid 50s right now around the bay shoreline. so future weather by 930. that marine layer is shrinking a lot faster compared to yesterday and the day before. this afternoon we will see sunshine across san francisco, even a little bit of sunshine along the coast. but this afternoon, temperatures will still keep that trend of below average highs by a few degrees. so we'll have a high of 66 in oakland today, a cool 63 in the city, 75 in san jose, 80 in santa rosa, about 78 in concord. those winds do gust 20 to 35mph this afternoon. let's check in with gloria, see how we're doing on the road this morning.

>> good morning. we do have some updates for you. if you take bart. there are some delays this morning, so we have a map here for you. if you take bart, you're going to be impacted this morning if you take certain lines. so there's up to a 20 minute delay on the san francisco line in all directions. we also have no red line service between richmond and millbrae. so we want to help you out. if you normally take the red line, just you can take the shuttle train to the yellow line and get to your destination. there's also no green line service between daly city and west oakland. so you can take the blue line to the orange line based off of your destination. of course, you can go to bart's website for all the details on this. and looking live here, this is our san mateo bridge camera, and you can see traffic is flowing pretty nicely right now. no major delays here. from the toll plaza to foster city, it will take you about eight minutes. so in the green right now. but bay bridge toll plaza, that's a different story. you can see here it is very busy, especially those middle lanes. the metering lights are still on. they came on just about 540 or so this morning.

and if you are driving between the east bay and the west bay, traffic is still flowing pretty nicely throughout the area. so again, bart has some major delays. go to their website for the very latest. >> gloria. thank you. moments ago, a curfew ended in downtown los angeles. it was enacted last night as part of an effort to curb vandalism by people who are taking advantage of protests that have been happening over the past few days. around two this morning, lapd posted on x mass arrests that happened in part of the curfew zone when protesters refused to leave the area. yesterday, about 200 people got arrested during the protest. at one point, protesters shut down highway 101 and faced off with police as they called for an end to immigration raids. there is a court hearing set for tomorrow in the state's lawsuit over the deployment of federal troops to l.a. a judge refused to immediately block the use of marines and the national guard. in a public address yesterday, governor newsom condemned president trump's response, saying it's fanning the flames of protests. abc seven news

reporter zach fuentes is here with more on the governor's message to california and the entire country. >> yeah, i read that address last night. governor newsom spoke strongly against president trump's decision to deploy those troops. he said the effects of it and the crackdown on immigration is being felt, both here in california and also across the nation. he said that california may be the first, but other states and democracy are next. newsom also came after congress saying that they're nowhere to be found. as for the trump administration, immigration enforcement that sparked the protests, newsom said the ice raids are indiscriminately targeting hardworking families. >> donald trump's government isn't protecting our communities. they're traumatizing our communities. and that seems to be the entire point. california will keep fighting. it will keep fighting on behalf of our people, all of our people, including in the courts. >> now here locally, the san francisco republican party issued a statement yesterday in response to the protests and newsom's lawsuit over the troop deployment. the statement said,

in part, many democratic politicians are more concerned with appeasing activist groups than protecting residents and small businesses. they denounced president trump and ice but say little about rioters shattering windows and attacking police. now, this morning, president trump has been posting on truth social in response to all of this in one post, calling governor newsom incompetent and another saying that la would be burning to the ground if he didn't send troops. so we're going to continue to track developments in this right now. live in studio. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. immigration courts will be closed in san francisco today, according to the court website. this comes after protesters clashed with people believed to be with ice on tuesday. attorneys say at least two individuals were taken away as people tried to prevent them from doing so. a similar scene in concord as protesters also tried to stop those believed to be with ice from taking people away. the court website also shows concord's immigration court is closed today. we will 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, you can get immediate notifications on the latest developments. >> oakland police arrested at least one person after a car was set on fire, and a group broke into a store in oakland last night. this. this video is from the store on international boulevard. a large crowd shattered the glass and ran inside, grabbing merchandise. we have reached out to oakland police for more information. however, the department only responds to media requests during normal business hours, so we'll let you know when they open up. >> more than two dozen states are suing bay area based 23 andme in an effort to protect customers personal data. the genetic testing company filed for bankruptcy in march and is seeking to sell its business at auction. the lawsuit, filed this week, is seeking a declaration that the company cannot sell customers genetic data without

their consent. the sale will include more than 15 million dna profiles collected through the company's direct to consumer saliva testing kits. in a statement, 23 andme said the states arguments were without merit and the sale is permitted under 23 new privacy policies and applicable law. california was not part of this lawsuit, but in a separate filing, attorney general rob bonta, his office, said the state was objecting to the proposed asset sale because it would violate california's restrictions on the transfer of sensitive genetic material. chevron is expanding air quality monitoring at its richmond refinery under a new settlement with regulators. the bay area air district announced the agreement yesterday, saying the oil company is to be more transparent about pollution around the refinery. it will also need to host a community meeting to take feedback from neighbors. this comes a little more than a week after flaring at the refinery fueled air quality concerns. >> 608 this morning, and we're

taking a look at the temperatures from the past week and a half. san jose, for example. we've had more below average days than we've had above average. in fact, seven of the past ten days have been cooler than average, and our current run started back on friday and it will continue again today. we'll tack on another below average day when it comes to our daytime highs. so you can see later on this afternoon we are a few degrees below average. most of us will settle in the 60s and 70s later on this afternoon. now on the horizon. we do have some warmer weather, especially next week, but the next couple of days temperatures kind of hover around average through the start of the upcoming weekend, and then it looks like the pattern is going to flip, especially the middle part of next week. we'll find warmer weather really moving in here and a string of warmer days if you like it cool and comfy. here's your next few days in the forecast. and next week things start to heat up around here. here's a live look from our cloudy sfo camera.

again, clouds break down faster today compared to the past couple of days. so quicker sunshine this morning. breezy but below average when it comes to our daytime highs. let's look at those winds really quickly. we'll find this afternoon those winds gusting about 20 to 35mph later on today. reggie. amanda. >> thank you. drew. the san francisco police department now using ai to write reports ahead. how it works and why the new approach is already facing backlash. >> plus, you can earn a six figure salary as starbucks's new global content creator. what the job entails and the deadline to apply. >> and fame. competitive eater and bay area native joey chestnut wants to reclaim his title at nathan's hot dog eating contest. the negotiations to get him back in the ring after a contract dispute kept him out of last year's competition. >> hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight from the white lotus, aimee lou wood and former governor arnold schwarzenegger. so terminate your plans and join us after the late news on jimmy kimmel live!

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>> in vacaville, the city's mayor is defending himself from allegations of discrimination. he refused to sign a pride month proclamation. vacaville mayor john carley says he's sticking to a city policy that bars proclamations focused on ideological or political matters. he says personal beliefs have nothing to do with his decision. public comment during last night's council meeting took 2.5 hours. a lot of

it critical of the mayor. >> our society no longer allows discourse. just look at what we're doing tonight. if you don't believe a particular way, then somehow you are spreading hate. i absolutely will tell y that i don't hate people. >> lgbtq advocates say failing to sign the pride proclamation is harmful to their community. >> but if he's a mayor and he takes an oath of office to serve all of the people of vacaville, that includes the 5 to 10 to 20% of us that happen to be lgbtq. so in many ways, he's he's ignoring his oath of office by holding these policies and using them to discriminate against us. >> the council voted to let the city's vice mayor sign the proclamation instead. >> with just weeks to go until the 4th of july, hot dog eating icon joey chestnut is in talks

to rejoin the famed hot dog eating contest on coney island. according to the new york post, the vallejo native and former san jose state spartan is negotiating with major league eating. last year, there was beef, so to speak, between brands that kept him from participating in the annual nathan's coney island event. his sponsorship from impossible foods led to a contract dispute, but this time that isn't a factor, and both sides want to make a deal for his return. and if you're in the market for a new job, you have two days to apply to this one. starbucks has the perfect opportunity for a coffee and social media lovers. the company is offering two people the chance to turn content creation into a full time job, with global travel benefits and a six figure salary up to 136,000, to be exact. starbucks says it will hire one internal and one external candidate. the new year long roles include travel to as many as 15 starbucks locations around the world. to apply, you have to

be at least 18 years old, have a valid passport, and be available to travel internationally from august 2025 through july 2026. >> and guess how you apply? tiktok video. >> okay. >> you don't have to have any specific experience or college education, and your travel is paid for by marriott bonvoy and delta. >> a tiktok. >> what's the downside. >> of this? yeah, i wonder if you get free coffee. >> you better. that's all. you fuel yourself? >> yeah, that's worth it. almost there. just a free coffee. >> i mean, i already pay them every day. i might as well get. >> paid, right? get paid to drink it. all right. >> this morning we're looking at our exploratorium camera. it is mostly cloudy once again, but we do see sunshine faster today. we're going to break through those clouds much quicker than in days past. so for a lot of us, that sunshine is going to break through between 9 and 10 a.m. this morning. for the weekend outlook, we'll have morning clouds, the sun looking nice for dads on father's day on sunday. sunday is the warmer of

the two days this weekend and then next week that warming trend continues with above average temperatures finally returning for several days. this morning we'll look at that cloud cover. see that sunshine breaking through over the next couple of hours, and temperatures will get you into the 60s already by 9 a.m, so not as cool as the past couple of mornings, but it is breezy in spots right now, especially in fairfield rio vista. that's been a pretty windy spot this morning, and those winds will continue to ramp up just like they have been doing the past couple of afternoons. so winds today that onshore flow back 20 to 35mph. so highs in microclimates starting the south bay 70s and 80s 80 in los gatos, 83 in morgan hill, 75 in san jose, 73 in cupertino. we'll go to 71. in palo alto today, 68 in san mateo, along the coast, we'll get a little bit of sunshine peeking through those clouds this afternoon across the city today we will get sunshine. that's a big difference compared to the past couple of days, where the clouds have been firmly in place. around noon today, we'll start to see sunshine break through the

clouds. temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s in the north bay cool along the coast, but as you head into the valleys, it gets warmer and sunnier. 80 in santa rosa, 74 in vallejo, 75 in napa, the east bay will see sunshine starting to break through. around 9 a.m. we'll get clearer skies this afternoon, breezy temperatures a bit below average in the 60s and 70s and then inland. we'll have daytime highs in the mid 70s to lower 80s today. overnight tonight we will find those clouds returning around the bay shoreline, some coastal drizzle and overnight lows in the 40s and in the 50s. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. breezy but below average. this afternoon. we start to warm things up as we head into the weekend, especially sunday. and then next week those temperatures take off. we are heating up by tuesday afternoon. amanda. >> all right, drew thank you. >> coming up, san francisco police officers starting to use artificial intelligence when filing police reports. why? some say this is but he's wondering. what if a flaky plaque throws me off my game?

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time is 620. the san francisco police department has been quietly using artificial intelligence to write reports for weeks. that's according to our media partner, the sf standard. the standard found a pilot program in use by sfpd, takes body camera footage and writes a draft report, which officers are required to proofread for accuracy. critics

say that police reports already contain inaccuracies, and officers often turn body cameras off, which can lead to even more inaccurate reports and problems in court. the dmv is considering new regulations for heavy duty autonomous vehicles. currently, they're not allowed. the new regulation proposals would allow self-driving vehicles heavier than 10,000 pounds, which would include semi trucks. it would also add additional data elements and more frequent reporting for manufacturers. we are learning more about when tesla's new robotaxis could launch in texas. elon musk says he's hoping to launch the service in austin on june 22nd. in a post on x, musk said the date could change because tesla is, quote, being super paranoid about safety. musk is also hoping to expand the service to san francisco, los angeles and san antonio. the austin rollout also comes after musk had a public blowup with president trump over the administration's

tax bill. just this morning, musk said he regrets some posts attacking trump, saying they went too far. some analysts have expressed concern that trump could retaliate by encouraging federal safety regulators to step in at any sign of trouble for the robo taxis. meta ceo mark zuckerberg is pushing to get ahead when it comes to artificial intelligence. new reports show meta is close to a $15 billion investment in scale ai, which would give meta a 49% ownership. zuckerberg is assembling a team to build a, quote, superintelligence, which would eventually be more capable than human brains. meta plans to hire an entire team and even change the layout at the company's menlo park hq to put the new ai team near his personal office. a woman from the north bay is suing costco after she says a liquor cabinet display fell on her, leaving her with serious injuries. it happened at the santa rosa store

back in march. the shopper claims she was walking down an aisle when the heavy cabinet came crashing down onto her. the lawsuit says she suffered multiple severe and permanent injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. the shopper is seeking $14 million in damages. abc news has reached out to costco wholesale corporation for comment but has not heard back. >> san francisco's new push to clear out rvs and get people into housing next at 630. details on mayor daniel lurie's proposal. >> plus a wildfire in southern california forcing evacuations, how big it's grown and where containment stands this morning. but first, here's drew. >> hey there amanda. we are looking at our forecast today. inland. lots of sunshine, but temperatures below average. a little breezy this afternoon around the bay shoreline. we will find that cloud cover breaking down quicker for sunshine this morning. this afternoon, upper 60s and lower 70s and mostly cloudy along the coast and windy later

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>> plus, evacuations ordered for part of san bernardino county as a brush fire grows to more than 4200 acres. the efforts to contain the fire and figure out how it started. >> and later, the new nintendo switch to out of stock at online retailers, the gaming company's record setting numbers. a week after the consoles release. >> good morning everyone. it's wednesday, june 11th. >> let's see what's happening with the weather. >> hey good morning guys. so we find sunshine this afternoon. and actually that sunshine will break through our marine layer a lot faster this morning than in days past. so we do begin with mostly cloudy skies from our san jose camera you see on your screen the city, the east bay, san jose. you can see a lot of us, especially oakland, dealing with those overcast skies. walnut creek though, you've got sunshine this morning. temperatures right now are in the 50s. future weather. you notice that marine layer shrinking very fast this morning, so that sunshine is breaking through those clouds pretty quickly over the next couple of hours. even in the city today, we'll get some sunshine. that's a big change from yesterday. and along the coast. we'll see a little bit of

sunshine this afternoon, but our temperature trend continues to find daytime highs a few degrees below average and a breeze picking up this afternoon. so a high of 66 in oakland. we'll see sunshine right around 9 a.m. in the east bay breaking through the cloud cover. afternoon sunshine in the city at 6375 in san jose, 80, in santa rosa. those winds do pick up this afternoon. a little bit stronger than yesterday, gusting 20 to 35mph. let's check in with gloria, see how the commutes go. >> good morning to you, drew. good morning to everybody at home. we've been telling you about these updates on bart. we had some delays and we do have some new updates for you right now. we still have a major delay right now on the san francisco line in all directions, but the red line and the green line have been restored, so that is some good news. so you won't have any issues there right now. but of course, go to bart's website if you need more details so you can get the very latest information right there. again, san francisco line in all directions. still seeing a major delay, but the red line and the green line have been restored.

the service there. we're also still following this fatal accident in san jose. we have some video to show you of that accident. this is on the 800 block of tulley road, and officials are saying on social media that two people were taken to the hospital with major injuries, and one person has died. right now. eastbound toll road is closed from galveston avenue to center road, and we're told those road closures are going to be in place for quite some time until officers continue their investigation. so we'll let you know when that reopens. but for now, there are some big delays here. we're told you should try to avoid that area as the investigation continues. we'll keep you updated on that. >> all right, gloria, thank you. >> if you're just joining us this morning, here's an update on where things stand in southern california. the curfew issued in l.a. overnight expired at 6 a.m. more than 4000 national guard troops and 700 marines are in southern california. at president trump's request, secretary of defense pete hegseth says their mission

will go on for the next 60 days, costing taxpayers $134 million. governor newsom says more than 220 people have been arrested so far. similar protests have popped up here in the bay area and in other states across the nation. more are scheduled in the coming days. governor newsom is also accusing president trump of abusing his power and fanning the flames of the protests across the state. and this morning, the president is responding. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is here. with the escalating battle between the two. zach. >> yeah. amanda. the governor spoke strongly against the president and congress in an address last night, saying that democracy is under assault. newsom came after congress saying that they're nowhere to be found. he said that speaker mike johnson has abdicated his responsibility. and as for the trump administration and the immigration enforcement that sparked the protests, newsom said the ice rates are indiscriminately targeting hardworking families. newsom said that trump's decision to deploy the national guard and marines to la in response to the

protests over the enforcement is choosing theatrics over public safety. >> the situation was winding down and was concentrated in just a few square blocks downtown. with that, that's not what donald trump wanted. he again chose escalation. he chose more force. other states are next. >> in a truth social post this morning, president trump said, quote, if our troops didn't go into los angeles, it would be burning to the ground right now. just like so much of their housing burned to the ground. the great people of los angeles are very lucky that i made the decision to go in and help. we'll continue to track any further responses from governor newsom and bring you the latest as soon as we get it live in studio. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. and we'll. >> also 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, you can get immediate notifications on the latest developments. developing news in san bernardino county,

where a wildfire is threatening homes and forcing evacuations. the ranch fire broke out yesterday afternoon near apple valley. it exploded in size and has burned more than 4200 acres. wind and dry conditions are fueling the flames. crews are fighting the fire by air and on the ground. it's currently 0% contained. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> in san francisco, there's a renewed push to clear out rvs and get people into housing. mayor daniel lurie announced a plan that would prohibit rvs from parking in city streets for longer than two hours, making it difficult for people to sleep in those vehicles. >> leads with compassion. it leads with services. it leads with uh, with places where people can live. >> this new plan focuses on nearly 500 rvs. the city has identified with people actually living in them. part of the plan includes an investment of $13 million over two years to offer options like housing vouchers, outreach services and hotel

stays. >> they're spending a huge amount of money on this. also, the money that could be spent on housing. they've got in the plan to tow hundreds of rvs, which is also quite expensive. you know, the likelihood, you know, is that those folks will end up on the streets. >> the city is planning to implement an rv buyback program. the new proposal now heads to the board of supervisors for approval. >> in the south bay, unhoused residents in san jose must now accept shelter or face the possibility of arrest. it's all part of the mayor's plan to expand outreach efforts, a plan that was approved yesterday by city council. council members approved an amendment to the city's code of conduct for those living in homeless encampments. it allows the city to arrest someone or send them to drug or mental health court for repeated violations of the code of conduct, including refusal of shelter. >> i don't think it's humane or compassionate to allow people to live and die on our streets when they are unable or unwilling to

accept the help the city is able to offer, we should instead double down and engage and intervene to save lives. >> many of those in attendance opposed the mayor's plan. during public comment, frontline outreach teams and a newly approved quality of life police unit will now have the discretion to enforce the new rules. >> however, san jose city council shut down the mayor's budget plan that would have tied city officials pay to the progress they make. employees would have gotten raises based on measurable factors on things like homelessness, clean neighborhoods, public safety, and new job and housing opportunities. >> but without that kind of system, it just comes down to everybody's opinion and hoping. every four years, the voters are tracking this enough to hold us accountable for results. >> but if. >> everyone's pay is tied to collective outcomes, what's the incentive for a council member to speak up, to challenge the group, or to take politically risky but morally necessary positions? >> and again, in the city budget, the council decided to

approve a plan for allowing an arrest of someone or to send them to drug or mental health court for repeated violations if they do not want shelter. >> the city of oakland took a major step toward installing a speed camera system, similar to the one in san francisco. yesterday, the city's public works and transportation committee approved a proposal to install 18 speed cameras across the city. city staffers say the cameras will make a difference, especially along corridors like hegenberger road, where they estimate 10,000 vehicles a day drive ten miles an hour faster than the posted speed limit. >> this technology. >> saves lives. it's an operation all over the us and around the world, and they're proven to reduce both excessive speeding as well as injuries and fatalities as a result of excessive speeding. >> the issue now goes before the full city council and if approved, installation of the cameras could begin by the end of next year.

>> now it's time for abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happen day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, we're going to get a look at the entire proposed oakland city budget. today. the budget team says their new amendments will tackle the city's $265 million deficit in a fiscally responsible way. yesterday, the team outlined their plan outside city hall. they say their amendments prioritize essential core city services, like keeping all city fire stations open. it improves police staffing and doesn't include any staff layoffs, unlike the initial budget plan. it also includes improvements to public infrastructure and anti-blight efforts. >> our constituents are speaking loud and clear. we want public safety. we want clean streets. we want an economic revitalization. our budget amendments does exactly that. >> the team members didn't outline what programs they plan to cut to make up the deficit.

the meetings for city leaders to adopt the new budget proposal begins at 1030. >> also today, oakland mayor barbara lee and six captains from major league cricket will host an event to kick off the san francisco unicorns inaugural season. organizers tell abc seven this is a chance for people to learn about the sport and its growing presence on the west coast. some of the biggest cricket stars from around the globe will be in oakland this summer to play in major league cricket. it's the second biggest global sport, with over 2.5 billion fans worldwide. the event kicks off at 1130 this morning at the coliseum. >> today marks the start of california state parks week here in the bay area. officials want the public to explore the parks, take part in activities that are good for the mind and body. the event runs through sunday, june 15th. registration is required for many of these events. you can find more information and join the adventure by going to ca state parks.org. >> still to come, a key figure in music festivals has died. how outside lands is remembering its

co-founder. >> plus, nintendo switch to sales soar the record setting numbers from the gaming company less than a week after its newest console hit store shelves and streaming at 7 a.m. the search for a golden ticket, details on a treasure hunt that could land you a free trip to the pacific northwest. first, here's drew. >> hey there, 638. >> this morning and we're looking live at our richmond camera. we're showing you this because we already have sunshine appearing in this camera angle, which is vastly different from the past couple of mornings where the clouds have been pretty thick. taking a look at the coastal forecast, this is one of the areas that we will keep the cloud cover for much of the day. maybe a little bit of sunshine peeking through here this afternoon, but around the bay shoreline we will see sunshine much faster today than the past couple of mornings. that sun already breaking through as we speak. so as we head into the afternoon, it is full sunshine temperatures though a few degrees below average, upper 60s to the lower 70s around the bay, shoreline and inland. we're already seeing sunshine out there right now. it's full sunshine later on this

morning in those daytime highs. pretty pleasant mid and upper 70s later on today looking at your weather wellness, we have good air quality the next 24 hours, no change to our pollen levels, and the uv index is sitting at a ten out of 11. that's very high. we'll preview the weekend forecast. we'll keep that pattern of morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. that breeze in the afternoon. sunday is going to be the warmer of the two days. looking really nice for dads on father's day, and that warming trend will accelerate next week. we have much warmer weather to show you next week on the seven day. we'll

>> it's 642. president trump is restoring the original names of u.s. army bases that were changed during the biden administration. the president says the original names, quote, honored confederate war heroes. >> for a little breaking news, we are also going to be restoring the names to fort pickett, fort hood, fort gordon, fort rucker, fort polk, fort a.p. hill, and fort robert e lee. we won a of those forts. it's no time to

change. >> the president made the announcement at fort bragg in north carolina yesterday. the nation's largest army base had been renamed temporarily by president biden as fort liberty before it got changed back to fort bragg. the us justice department has ruled president trump has the power to abolish two national monuments in california established by the biden administration. the document, which was released yesterday, reversed a 1938 legal opinion and sets the stage for the republican president to eliminate federal protections for potentially millions of acres of land previously designated as national monuments. the two monuments singled out in the newly released justice department opinion include chuckwalla national monument that's in southern california near joshua tree, and satilla highlands national monument, which is in northern california. >> a titan of the music festival business and co-founder of both the outside lands and bonnaroo festivals, has died. jonathan

mayer's death was confirmed in a post on the outside lands festival facebook page. in the post, it says we are heartbroken to share the passing of one of our beloved co-founders, jonathan mayers. jonathan was the creative force behind so much of what makes outside lands feel magical. he had a gift for dreaming up the surprise and delight moments that turned ordinary spaces into unforgettable experiences. from the ranger dave statue to the chaco lands, to the whimsical bridge facade on top of the lands end stage, all john. in 2008, mayer's teamed up with another planet entertainment to launch outside lands. he was 51 years old. a chicago firefighter faces a long road to recovery after he was injured in one of san francisco's most iconic races. jose perez took part in the escape from alcatraz triathlon earlier this month. he said when he jumped into the water to begin the swim portion, another competitor landed on top of him.

>> it felt maybe like a few hundred pounds, i would say, just hit the back of my head and immediately i. i just knew i can't move, i'm paralyzed. >> unable to move. another racer flipped him on his back and held his head above water. he's now receiving support from his fellow firefighters in chicago and from those at the san francisco fire department. a gofundme campaign has been set up to help raise money for medical costs. >> now to our morning money report. nintendo says it sold more than 3.5 million switch twos, and that was just in the first four days after its launch, making the console the company's fastest selling gaming device to date. we saw long lines outside the san francisco nintendo store last week when switch two went on sale. now, multiple retailers like walmart, gamestop and target show that it is out of stock online. general motors is sharing new plans to invest $4 billion to increase u.s. production of gas and electric vehicles. the automaker

says the money will go to plants in michigan, kansas and tennessee. gm's plan reflects the rush by american manufacturers to invest domestically in order to sidestep president trump's tariffs. actors sean hayes, will arnett and jason bateman are launching a new wireless service. it's named after their podcast, smartless. the actors say industry giants generally push unlimited data plans, but most people don't actually use that much data. they're on wi-fi instead. so as an alternative, smartless mobile is offering wireless plans starting at $15 per month for five gigabytes of high speed data, going up to $30 monthly for 30gb. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, and you can see that we're slightly down about ten points. >> here's a question. >> how much money would you be willing to pay for a romantic date? how about $500,000? that's what one of youtube's most

subscribed content creators, mrbeast, claims he spent to rent out the entire disneyland theme park for the night for a date with his fiance. some of their friends also joined in on the fun. they even got a private parade. mrbeast named the only billionaire under 30 who did not inherit his wealth. >> i guess if you're a billionaire, $500,000 isn't so much money, is it? >> if i had that money, sure. every weekend you want. >> to go seriously? >> disneyland? >> you better believe. i looked at all of this. and did all the pictures. i mean, it looked great. >> yeah. >> they had it all to themselves. i mean. >> it's amazing. i mean, if you think about it, if you're. >> just a millionaire, that would be like spending, you know, like 500 bucks. >> on a day, which is like, what is that? >> that's what people are paying to go to anyway. >> now just to go out and eat some dinner. >> so here in san francisco. >> for sure. you got the money? i mean, per ride. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot. but, you know. but it's to yourself, you know.

>> this morning, we'll take you up above the clouds with our tam cam. you're looking live at the marine layer as it flows down our coastline. a big change from the past couple of days. we see faster sunshine this morning. our clouds are not going to linger as long. the next couple of hours. the weekend outlook. looking really nice for dad's father's day. sunday is the warmer of the two days, but both days this weekend looking really nice. and next week that warming trend is going to accelerate. it turns much warmer around here. we'll show you that on the seven day in just one second. here's a look at the morning planner. it's all about that sunshine breaking through the clouds faster today compared to yesterday. and we're going to warm up nicely. but winds will be breezy again this afternoon. i know a lot of us have been talking to me about those winds. they're aggressive each afternoon. it's a similar story today and even tomorrow we'll have that strong onshore flow about 20 to 35mph. highs in the microclimates starting in the south bay below average, and breezy 70s and 80s for daytime. highs 82 in gilroy. we'll go to 73 in cupertino, 75 in san jose, a high of 72. in los altos today, 74 in redwood city.

cloudy along the coast right now. we will get a little bit of afternoon sunshine for half moon bay and pacifica. we will get sunshine breaking through downtown today, which is a big change from the past couple of days where the clouds have just ruled the sky. so bright afternoon here, but it will be breezy with daytime highs in the 50s and in the 60s in the north bay. cool along the coast, warmer as you head into our valleys. 70s and 80s a bit below average for this time of the year. we'll see sunshine start to really break through the clouds in the east bay close to 9 a.m. this morning. daytime highs in the 60s and in the 70s and then inland today. we'll see sunshine pretty quickly this morning. temperatures in the mid 70s to the low 80s. this evening. we keep things pretty calm and pretty clear early on, but then once the sun goes down, you can see that cloud cover returns around the bay shoreline. overnight lows in the 40s and in the 50s. accuweather seven day forecast. breezy and below average today. slightly warmer here tomorrow as we head into the weekend. sunday. warmer than saturday but both days. nice looking, great for father's day and then next week we are

heating up. tuesday 80s 90s return away from the coast. guys. >> you know what? i'll take it because it's freezing. it's freezing in the city. a programing note to tell you about today is game three of the nba finals right here on abc seven. with the series tied right now, you can tune in to see who takes the lead. coverage starts at 5 p.m. then stay with us for after the game with sports director larry beil. that's followed by world news tonight at nine. jeopardy! and wheel of fortune at 930, and then a full hour of abc seven news starting at 1030. again, that's all right here on abc seven. >> some big news for cal grad and chico native aaron rodgers. he's added another ring to his collection and this time it's a wedding ring. the nfl quarterback shared the news during a press conference yesterday after being asked about the ring on his finger. he said the wedding took place a couple months ago, but the identity of his wife has not been released. the revelation comes just days after rodgers signed a new contract to play for the pittsburgh steelers.

>> happening today, the first women's sports focused bar in the bay area will officially open. owners and patrons celebrated the grand opening ceremony at ricky's in san francisco's castro district last night. mayor daniel lowry was there. >> we got a lot of things happening in our city right now, and our focus can be pulled. but one thing that is always true is that sports brings us together. it unites people, and we need more of that in our community and our society. >> the bar is named after ricky striker, a supporter of women's sports who operated queer and lesbian bars in san francisco for 30 years. she actually started what would become the gay games. today marks one year until the fifa world cup returns to america, and officials in the south bay plan to celebrate. levi's stadium will host six matches, bringing in soccer fans from around the world. we don't know which countries are playing

yet, although we do know that team usa won't be. we should find out in early december who will be taking the field. today, the bay area host committee and the city of santa clara will have a community countdown to share all the improvements being made to the stadium. mayor lisa gillmor said that these upgrades will put levi's stadium in a position to host other international events. >> the field has been expanded from a football field to a certified fifa world cup. length and width. >> initial estimates tell us that we're going to have at least a half a million people that come into the bay for the fifa world cup. now this might change. >> fans looking to get their hands on fifa world cup tickets might have to wait until later this year. currently, fifa is offering premium seats and hospitality packages, so if you can say you rent out disneyland for $500,000, then you can probably get these because these start at $5,000. >> a historic theater on san francisco's fillmore street will

reopen. the owner of the 112 year old theater announced plans to bring it back. venture capitalist neil maeda purchased it and several other fillmore street properties last year. the new owner says the reopened venue will include about 200 seats and screen more than 500 films each year. project plans are expected to be submitted to the city later this year. the clay shut down in 2020. >> earth, wind and fire is a surprise headliner of napa's black radio experience at blue note jazz fest. the group joins the star studded lineup curated by robert glasper for labor day weekend. the three day event also features the roots, jasmine sullivan and esperanza spalding. it will be at the meritage resort and spa, and tickets for that start at $500. >> there is a new attraction coming to san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood. elevation sky park is being billed as a multi-sensory playground to experience live concerts, transformative art, movie screenings and events. the park is being planned at pier 70 and

features three domes and a pyramid, able to hold up to 800 people. mayor daniel lurie says the project is part of the city's effort to reimagine what's possible, while creating new opportunities for residents, artists and local businesses. it is slated to open next year. >> i wonder how that is going to be, because so far this morning we've talked about $500,000 to rent out disneyland for a date. >> then those 5000. >> 5000 for the fifa world cup. 500 to go to blue net festival. so what's this? 50? >> you know, slap a $5 on it. let me check it out. >> slap a $5. >> and then. >> you want something for. >> $5, you're going to get a penny with a hole in it. that's what you're going to get. >> i want the experience. i want to see it. san francisco, allow me. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku.

download the app now you can start streaming. >> dream a dream is a wish. your heart. >> me, i know, but you know what? you know how far $5 goes these days. >> you can't even get a cup of coffee. >> everything costs $20 now just to eat something. >> about burritos. the other day, $20 as we head to break here at 655 a live look outside. we'll be right back. >> that was

>> time now is 657. >> if you're just. >> joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, a six day of protests expected today against immigration raids being carried out in la overnight. protesters were arrested in downtown la when they refused to leave after a curfew went into effect, and that curfew has since expired. >> number two immigration enforcement actions happened in the bay area yesterday. this video is showing agents taking a person into custody in concord. multiple attorneys tell abc seven news this happened to four different people as they left court hearings. >> number three, governor newsom is condemning the trump administration's actions. in an

address last night, he said communities are being traumatized and california will keep fighting. a court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow, and the state's lawsuit over the deployment of federal troops in la. >> number four san jose leaders have approved a controversial plan to address homelessness. it will require unhoused people to accept shelter or face the possibility of arrest. >> all right. number five, in the accuweather forecast, you're looking live at our pier 39 camera this morning where the sea lions, they are quite playful at this hour. we have cloudy skies right now, but sunshine is going to break through our marine layer a much faster today compared to the past couple of mornings, so it is bright later on today. breezy, but temperatures will be a few degrees below average. here's a look at your daytime highs later on today. winds do pick up once again. that onshore flow is back for another day. here's a look at your wind gusts by about three 4:00. those winds 20 to 35mph. >> and number six, we have an update for you on bart service disruptions. we do have the red line, the green line service

restored now, but there's still a major delay on the san francisco line in all directions. and that's because of a rail defect between monterey and powell. >> number seven, you'll see more changes at starbucks by the end of the summer. the coffee company ramping up its staffing switch to cut wait times and grow sales. it includes technology to more efficiently sequence orders and a dedicated barista for the drive through. the goal is to get your drink in four minutes or less. >> if they don't use the madonna justin timberlake timbaland song four minutes for this promotion, then why are we even here? you know why. our marketing department to begin with? free idea. >> starbucks posted. >> to tiktok. and you'll get that job too. >> oh my gosh, this is my audition. >> successful to say the least. >> cheers to all of you. abc seven at seven strea