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francisco gathered to march along market street for the no. king's protest saturday, a handful of protesters blocked access to ice contract office, an ice contract office there, claiming they successfully protected immigrants from being detained. >> the man accused in a deadly attack on lawmakers in minnesota, now in police custody. what investigators are learning about him as he's hours away from facing a judge for the first time. >> a deteriorating situation in the middle east. the conflict between israel and iran escalating the country's trading airstrikes over the weekend. president trump suggesting the united states could get further involved. how this could impact your commute. >> good morning. it is monday, june 16th. >> yeah, we're going to check with drew for a look.to check >> at traffic. yeah. >> look at traffic. it's a monday. >> it's looking nice out there. we'll find some clouds along the coast first thing this morning and then the afternoon. we'll continue that trend of bright but breezy conditions the next several days, though, warmer weather is going to move in here. so looking live at our san jose camera this morning, current sky conditions showing

clouds over napa right now. half moon bay, some clouds over oakland and in the city right now. but clear conditions reported in san jose and in concord. so we do have some cool numbers right now. a lot of 40s on the board in the north bay, 45 in sonoma. good morning. 48 in saint helena, low 50s around the bay shoreline. hayward starting out with a temperature of 52 degrees. so future weather, any fog we have overhead really departs fast this morning. so by 8:39 a.m. we're into full sunshine, even along the coast today we're going to see full sunshine out there. it will get breezy once again this afternoon, and daytime highs for many of us will be in the 60s and in the 70s. so a cool high of only 67 in oakland. but it will be sunny out there. that breeze picks up in the afternoon, 63 in the city, 72 in san jose. we'll keep it sunny along the entire coastline today. 72 in santa cruz. let's check in with gloria. see how you're doing with you this morning. >> good morning. we get stad with your golden gate bridge camera. you can see that it's pretty empty out there right now. so you won't have any

issues if you're driving in both directions in and out of the city. also, all three lanes are clear. sometimes they do road work there, but right now no issues. and looking live at our san jose 87 camera traffic flowing nicely here as well. so if you have a flight to the airport there, you won't have any delays this morning. and looking at your drive times from tracy to dublin 44 minutes san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes and antioch to concord 14 minutes. >> thank you gloria. this morning, san francisco police are investigating a head-on crash just outside the crocker galleria. this happened just before 2 a.m. that's on sutter street, and you can see debris spread out across the road. we know at least one person was hurt. we don't know how badly. we have reached out to police for more info. we'll keep you updated on this incident and bring you them as we get them in. >> happening tomorrow. a high stakes hearing on president trump's decision to send the military to la. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in studio this morning. and gloria. governor newsom is trying to regain control of the california

national guard. >> he is a legal battle over president trump's deployment of the california national guard in los angeles will continue tomorrow in a federal appeals court in san francisco. the ninth circuit pausing u.s. district judge charles breyer's ruling last week, ordering trump to return control of the national guard to governor newsom. the trump administration appealed that ruling, and a three judge panel ruling staying that order, keeping the national guard under president trump's control for now. melissa michaelsen is a political science and constitutional law professor at menlo college in atherton. and she says there's a chance the governor gets control back, or that the case could stay in limbo a little longer. >> another possible outcome is that they say, well, you know, we're going to take some more time to think about this. and for the, you know, for the foreseeable future, we're going to leave control with the president until we've made a decision. >> meanwhile, the 4000 national guard troops deployed to los angeles have remained there, and their fate could possibly be

decided tomorrow. but no matter the decision, michaelson says that the case is likely headed to the supreme court. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> president trump is ordering immigration officials to expand deportation efforts in cities, as he puts it, run by democrats. he made that announcement on social media yesterday. in his post, he called on ice officials to, quote, expand efforts toials detain and deport. again, his words illegal aliens and america's largest cities such as los angeles, chicago and new york, end quote. he went on to claim that there are millions of undocumented people living in those cities and claim they are, quote, the core of the democrat power center, where they use illegal aliens to expand their voter base, cheat in elections and grow the welfare state. california senator alex padilla is defending his actions that led to agents detaining him last week. he suggesting the administration is intentionally provoking these confrontations. >> if all the trump administration was doing was

truly focusing on dangerous, violent criminals, as they suggest, there would be no debate, there would be no disagreement. but we've seen story after story after story of hardworking women and men uh- undocumented but otherwise law abiding good people being subject to the terror that the immigration enforcement operations is subjecting the people to. >> padilla, along with some fellow democrats, sent a lettere weekend, writing in part, quote, it's a dangerous misuse of federal power that has actively disrupted local law enforcement efforts to maintain peace and order. deploying military personnel should always be a last resort, not a first step. >> in san francisco, activists believe dozens of immigrant detentions were possibly stopped by their actions. over the weekend, they held two days of protests outside of an ice subcontractor's office on tehama street. the group blocked entrances to the building on both saturday and sunday. they say many immigrant

families reported getting messages from ice to check in over the weekend. >> we strongly suspect that this was to detain many of r community members. however, starting yesterday, the community has come out in such power that the office where people were called to come in has not opened since yesterday. >> abc seven news has reached out to u.s. immigration and customs enforcement for comment, but we've not heard back today. >> organizers of the no. king's march plan to hold a call to talk about what's next. people in dozens of cities across the country protested saturday. sky seven was over marches in sanky francisco and san jose as they happened. organizers say the overall message was to stand up against authoritarianism and was, quote, a reminder we are still here, still organizing, still rising, still unafraid. it went on to say, we don't do kings in this country. we do solidarity. we do community, we do justice, and we do it together. and at the live desk this morning, we're tracking the shootings of to minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. today, the man accused

in the deadly attacks is scheduled to face a judge for the first time. 57 year old vance boulter was arrested last night near his farm. he's been charged with two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. minnesota state representative melissa hortman and her husband died after being shot at their home saturday morning. investigators say boulter also shot state senator john hoffman and his wife. they survived. authorities are saying that boulter planned to target other democratic lawmakers and abortion rights activists. top democratic leaders are now calling for increased security for lawmakers. >> it's part of a troubling pattern, a wave of political violence that threatens the very foundation of this republic. and let me be clear violence has no place, no place in our politics. >> senators are set to receive a bipartisan security briefing later today on capitol hill. >> developing news out of the middle east, where israel and iran have been exchanging

missile attacks for a fourth day in a row overnight, israel claims it has gained control of the airspace over tehran. and now we're learning the impact of this conflict right here at home. analysts warn gas prices could spike in the coming weeks. here's abc news reporter nicole deantonio. >> this morning, families in tel aviv searching through rubble after iran launched a fresh barrage of missiles overnight. israeli officials say five people were killed, bringing the death toll inside israel to at least 17 since the attacks began friday. israeli defense forces saying iran launched dozens of missiles and drones in a coordinated overnight strike with interceptors deployed across major cities. abc's ian pannell is there. >> the building shook. it was a big bang. it fell. the shrapnel. we could hear the shrapnel falling. >> israel attacking iran's capital, tehran, from the air. explosions and plumes of smoke rising over the city. israel saying new strikes today targeted missile sites in central iran. more than 220

people reportedly killed in iran since friday, including nuclear scientists and top military leaders. israel's ambassador to the u.s. not ruling out that iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei, was a potential target. >> nobody who is threatening the destruction of israel should be off the target list. >> two u.s. officials tell abc news. israel told the united states it had a window to kill khamenei, but president trump was not on board. israeli prime minister netanyahu reportedly urging trump to join the operation to destroy iran's nuclear program, but trump urging restraint. >> well, i hope there's going to be a deal. i think it's time for a deal and we'll see what happens. but sometimes they have to fight it out. but we're going to see what happens. >> trump saying he'd be open to vladimir putin serving as a mediator between iran and israel. but french president macron, ahead of today's g7 summit in canada, rejecting the idea. meanwhile, the conflict driving oil prices higher. one report predicting gas prices

could rise $0.20 per gallon in the coming weeks. nicole deantonio, abc news, washington. >> 510 we're looking at your highs today. we are going to find temperatures that are cooler than average today. and in some cases, like livermore, we're about ten degrees cooler than average. so we have these numbers running a bit below where we should be. but it will be a sunny day and a little breezy this afternoon. the coastline is going to see a fair amount of sunshine today. it's going to be a really beautiful day along the coast. we'll have increasing sunshine throughout the morning, temperatures hovering in the 50s to near 60 degrees, and that wind will pick up later on today, gusting about 20 o 30mph. around the bay shoreline. we have partly cloudy skies right now. some patchy fog out there, but we do find brighter conditions later on today. highs upper 60s, lower 70s and again it will get breezy out there inland today, even though we are below average by several degrees, it's still really pleasant for the new week we have here. lots of sunshine inland, those temperatures upper 70s to lower 80s for daytime highs. weather. wellness. today

we have good air quality. pollen levels have come down even more than our low, and the uv index is a nine out of an 11. so looking at the next three days, we have this warming trend that gets underway here. tomorrow, temperatures begin to take off and then by wednesday we're getting hot inland, 80s and 90s away from the coast. we'll take a closer look at these warmer temperatures on the seven-day forecast. amanda coming up in about eight minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you. this morning, a state of emergency in west virginia. deadly flash floos leave several people missing. and the danger isn't over yet. >> it's been six months since the deadly palisades fire sparked in southern california. finally, the last of the evacuation orders have been lifted. >> big news for giants fans. the team making a blockbuster trade over the weekend, the much needed firepower coming to the orange and

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there is a state of emergency in west virginia after devastating flooding over the weekend. five people are confirmed dead, including a three year old child. at least three are missing. the flooding started

saturday night when torrential rains fell in parts of the state. flash floods swept vehicles into creeks and even caused an apartment building to collapse. >> i started hearing something like bursting and it was other people's windows bursting because their apartments were filling up with water, and it was scary how fast it could happen. one second i was washing dishes, the other minute i'm swimming down the hallway with my child. >> the danger isn't over yet. officials say there was a flood watch in the region through tomorrow. >> it's been almost six months since the palisades fire, and now the community is officially open to the public. authorities have lifted the evacuation order. previously, only residents and contractors were allowed into the area. since the fire in january, crews have been working to clear downed wires. potentially explosive lithium ion batteries and toxic wildfire debris for more than 3200 properties. some are raising concerns about the long term pollution from contamination. oakland police are investigating

several sideshows over the weekend. witnesses say they ended with cars set on fire. the sideshows happened early sunday morning in three different places foothill and 55th, 98th and empire and international boulevard and 42nd. police broke up the crowds as oakland fire responded to the car fires. >> police in san francisco are investigating another incident of vandalism at sunset dunes. that's the city's newest park along the great highway. a piece called ocean calling is a public art installation with a phone booth. it was found destroyed last week. then on saturday, a community piano was found broken beyond repair. the friends of sunset dunes nonprofit is looking to replace it. as we've reported, the area has been a point of contention since the closure of the great highway made way for this park. >> new leaders are taking command of san francisco's police force following a series of changes, according to the chronicle. tracy mcrae, the president of the san francisco police officers association, is among those being promoted.

she's moving up two ranks from lieutenant to commander. that starts july 5th. that new position means she's going to have to resign from leading the rank and file. it's not clear who's going to replace her. the change was just announced by acting chief paul. yep. who took over for longtime police chief bill scott. >> today, a new giant is making his way to the bay area. san francisco made a blockbuster trade to build up the roster yesterday. designated hitter rafael devers from the boston red sox is coming into town this trade deal giving the orange and black some much needed firepower at the plate. devers has 15 home runs this season and 330 home run season in his career. the giants haven't seen production like that since barry bonds in the 2000. it is a pricey deal. $260 million are still owed on his contract, making it the largest contract in team history. the giants gave up two pitchers and two minor leaguers for devers. the trade shocked the baseball world.

>> yeah, how about that trade? that's wild. buster is really doing it. not only buster posey is really doing it over there. good. you know, good for buster, man.s going for it. >> he's a guy. you plug in there every day. i don't know where he's going to hit, but i don't think it really matters. he's a. guy's a stud. uh. plain and simple. >> the giants host the guardians starting tomorrow. the red sox, coincidentally, are coming to town on friday. >> this week is. i love tenderloin week. the san francisco neighborhood kicked off the neighborhood celebrations yesterday with a big block party. this is the city's third year joining the community through lots of activities. mayor daniel lurie says the goal is to show off the area as a hub of art, culture and connection. yesterday's car free streets were full of live performances, local vendors and a variety of resources. more events, classes and workshops to come throughout the week. >> everyone looked like it was a good day. the sun was out. >> a bit of a dunk tank. >> yeah. of a dunk tank.

>> that's a dunk tank. >> i love a dunk tank. as long as i'm not in it. >> yeah, correct. i want to throw that ball right. >> and i want to see you splat. >> yeah. the weather's looking really nice this week. we actually get warmer temperatures over the next couple of days today. we'll begin with a live look outside from our rooftop camera here at kgo. it's a bit breezy out there. you see the flags there moving atop the piers this morning. low 50s right now. basically between about 51 and 53 degrees this morning. and as we take a look at your morning planner, clouds don't lingel that long. in fact, there's not a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. so any fog we have pretty much out of here by 830. and then we're into full sunshine for the rest of the day. and this afternoon, despite temperatures being a little bit below average, it's still going to be a nice looking day with lots of sunshine. that wind, our onshore flow continues for another day. we'll find those winds gusting about 15 to 30mph. could likely see some stronger winds along the coast. wouldn't be surprised. some of our coastal communities see those winds closer to 40mph later on this afternoon. so sunshine everywhere, even along the coast today we get

that cloud cover out of here. it's bright, but it's cool in half moon bay at 58 degrees this afternoon, warmer inland will hit about 78 in concord, 81 in antioch, 70 and 80 in the north bay, 67 in oakland, 72 in san jose. just really nice this afternoon. this evening we keep skies relatively clear. we're not finding our fog forming anye soon. over the next 24 hours, you'll really see those clear conditions throughout the evening and at best, overnight tonight, just a little bit of cloud cover along the coast. otherwise, skies will be mainly clear and overnight lows will be in the 40s and in the 50s. now on future tracker, we start to bring in some warmer weather here tomorrow. future tracker showing you those numbers begin to jump. warmest areas will be in the 80s and low 90s tomorrow afternoon. mild around the bay shoreline. many of us in the 70s. and then it gets even hotter here on wednesday. wednesday is the warmest day we have this week. those temperatures will jump above average. we're talking mid if not upper 90s in some of our hottest areas, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. so here's the accuweather seven day

forecast. bright and breezy today. warmer tomorrow. it's getting hot here on wednesday. temperatures take a little bit of a drop thursday. and as summer begins on friday, we'll do so with sunny skies into the weekend guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the hottest ticket in the wnba this week will be here in the bay area. we're checking in with fans about the valkyries upcoming game against caitlin clark and the indiana fever. >> and here at 520, we'll take a live look outside. we'll be right back.

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first court appearance today. vance boulter is charged with two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. you could also face federal charges. >> number four the giants new hitter, rafael devers, is expected to arrive in the bay area today. the team announced the stunning trade yesterday. he'll play his now former team, the red sox, at oracle park friday. >> and number five, we get a warming trend underway here the next couple of days. today it's bright and breezy. then tomorrow those temperatures really begin to take off. and by wednesday that is the hottest day we have this week. >> and number six, if you take caltrain starting today, electric train servio and from the tamien station is going to be temporarily suspended seven days a week. that's to accommodate construction for the guadalupe bridge replacement project. and that's going to go on for about eight months. but you can take a free vta bus. >> number seven. heads up if your commute takes you through millbrae bart station. starting today, work begins to install the next generation faregates. service won't be impacted, but

you may need a few extra minutes to get around the construction. this week, the wnba fandom will have its eyes on san francisco. the indiana fever with rising star caitlin clark will take on the golden state valkyries at chase center. it's clark's first time playing in san francisco. here's abc seven news reporter j.r stone. >> i'm excited to go see what the hype is about. >> susan oyakawa is talking about caitlin clark coming to the bay area this week. on this sunday, we found oyakawa at ricky's, a women's sports bar that just opened in san francisco's castro district. come thursday, she'll be at the chase center watching clark and the indiana fever take on the golden state valkyries. >> she's a good player. so it's, you know, she'll bring a lot of competition and athleticism. and, you know, it's a she's a superstar. so it'll be great to watch her play. i'm going to be cheering for the valkyries, though to be honest i'm not going just specifically to see

caitlin clark. i'm going because i'm a fan of the valkyrie and i'm a fan of the wnba, and it just so happens that they will be playing indiana that night. that being said, yeah, i am excited to see caitlin clark and what she has to bring offensively to for the fever. >> but while these valkyries fans are loyal to their new team, it sure will be interesting to see the clark fandom in san francisco. resale tickets are starting above $100 for nosebleeds with much higher prices the lower you go. that's five times more than what they usually go for. clark just came back from injury, and while she was out, wnba tv ratings were reportedly down more than 50% with her back in the lineup. that is likely to change. >> it's good that she's bringing the initial attention, but she's bringing the attention to how much other amazing players there are. she's not the only one, but she's she's one of the best

ones. so there i think we're on a path to getting more women excited about women's sports and everyone in general. >> to be excited about women's sports. >> j.r

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afternoon. here's a live view from our sfo camera this morning. we do start out with clouds along the coast. we have clear skies though in san jose. walnut creek right now 52 degrees 53 respectively. and as we head throughout the day, we will find a lot of sunshine even along the coast. so here's future weather. by about 9 a.m, we should be in total sunshine across the board. heading into the middle part of the day, the breeze starts to pick up once again, but still it is sunny everywhere, even along the coast. this afternoon, daytime highs will be a few degrees below average in most cities, but still a really pleasant start to the new week as we look at highs today. 63 in the city with full sunshine across the entire city today 67 in oakland to 72 in san jose, 81 in santa rosa, 78 in concord and along the coast, it will be totally sunny today. 58, in half moon bay, but santa cruz looking nice at 72 degrees. but we still have to talk about that onshore flow. it's with us for another afternoon. we'll find those winds light right now, but they do begin to pick up throughout the

morning. then later on this afternoon you can see just updated live on the air. we'll have those winds gusting about 20 to 30mph. let's check in with gloria, see how we're doing this morning. >> good morning and happy monday. we get right to your drive times for this monday. if you're driving on the bridges today, here's a look at how it's looking to so far all in the green. so we don't have any major delays. still early of course, but if you're driving on the richmond-san rafael bridge from point richmond to san rafael. six minutes hayward to foster city, 12 minutes. and if you're driving on the dumbarton bridge from the toll plaza to menlo park, eight minutes and looking live at our emeryville camera, it is definitely starting to get busier out there right now. not too bad just yet. it's going to really ramp up in the next half hour or so from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 27 minutes. reggie aqui. >> thank you. gloria. developing news at the live desk in the middle east, israel and iran exchanging aerial attacks for a fourth day in a row overnight, israel claimed that it gained control of the airspace over tehran. israeli defense forces also say it killed four senior iranian intelligence officials.

u.s. officials tell abc news the american military did not provide any assistance or involvement with strikes over the weekend. president trump hopes a deal can be reached between the two sides. >> well, i hope there's going to be a deal. i think it's time for a deal and we'll see what happens. but sometimes they have to fight it out. but we're going to see what happens. >> and now we're learning the impact of this conflict here at home. analysts warn gas prices could spike in the coming weeks. you could be paying as much as $0.20 more per gallon. happening tomorrow. the fight over president trump's decision to take control of the national guard heads back to court, and appeals court is going to hear arguments over why governor newsom believes that move was illegal. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the studio this morning with the arguments and what we can expect for tomorrow. gloria. >> good morning reggie. tomorrow we could learn whether national guard troops will remain in los angeles and who will havein los control of them, president donald trump or governor gavin newsom. it has been a bitter battle between the two

lawmakers. this comes after president trump's deployment of the california national guard in los angeles protests during the immigration raids in california, drawing anger from governor gavin newsom. a judge ruled that president trump overstepped his authority by calling in the national guard, keeping the guard under the governor's command. but the ruling was quickly appealed, and an appeals court paused the judge's order, placing the national guard under the president's control. melissa mickelson is a political science and constitutional law professor at menlo college in atherton. she thinks there's a chance the governor will get control back, or a chance the case could stay in limbo a little longer. but no matter the decision, she says, the case is likely headed to the supreme court. >> just because we know that no matter what, there's probably going to be an appeal, doesn't mean that the supreme court will absolutely make a decision. but they can also make a decision by not making a decision. so if they choose not to take the case, that's saying we don't see a need to reconsider. the ninth

circuit decision. we're going to just let that stand. >> the 4000 national guard troops deployed to los angeles have remained there. a federal appeals court in san francisco will take up the case tomorrow. and, of course, we'll keep you updated on that. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news.ria rodriguez, abc >> thank you. gloria. friends and family of a livermore father deported by ice to mexico last weekend are demanding he be brought home. miguel lopez was taken to tijuana. hours before a federal judge ordered immigration officials to keep him in the country. last week, more than 200 protesters held a rally in downtown livermore. lopez was detained by ice officials during a routine check in at an ice office in san francisco. >> saturday's protests in downtown los angeles led to 35 arrests. police clashed with people in an attempt to break the crowd ahead of an 8 p.m. curfew, and they imposed a dispersal order at around 4 p.m, used tear gas and crowd control measures as well. most of the arrests were for curfew

violations. lapd reports. three officers were injured and this morning we are working to learn if waymo still has a no go zone in parts of san francisco. over the weekend, the company modified routes to ignore parts of downtown and other nearby neighborhoods due to the anti ice protests. at least one waymo was vandalized during the protests here. waymo's weren't running at all in los angeles this weekend. several were lit on fire during protests there. new developments in the shootings of two minnesota lawmakers and their spouses. the man accused in the attacks is set to face a judge for the first time today. abc news reporter nicole deantonio has more on what we're learning about the suspect and the growing memorial outside the state capitol. >> this morning. the manhunt for the suspect wanted in the shooting of two minneapolis lawmakers and their spouses comes to an end overnight.s police arresting vance boelter near his farm in green isle, southwest of minneapolis. police now calling this the largest manhunt in minnesota state

history. the search lasted nearly two days after the shootings happened. >> that's 48 hours that law enforcement involved in a complex and dangerous manhunt. uh- spent father's day away from their families to deliver justice for melissa and mark hortman and their children, who spent this father's day alone. >> boelter is accused of killing former minnesota house speaker melissa hortman and her husband, and in a separate incident, shooting state senator john hoffman and his wife. the violence underscoring a troubling trend threats to elected officials are on the rise. >> it's part of a troubling pattern, a wave of political violence that threatens the very foundation of this republic. and let me be clear violence has no place, no place in our politics. >> republican majority leader john thune and house speaker mike johnson have also both condemned the incident and all acts of political violence. abc news has learned investigators found a vehicle of interest and

personal items they believe belonged to boelter, including writings and a list of potential targets. they say the suspect left behind, including the names of many democratic lawmakers and abortion rights advocates, along with addresses. so far, no motive has been released. nationally, 43% of state lawmakers reported facing threats during their most recent term in office and the preceding campaign. meanwhile, a makeshift memorial for hortman and her husband continues to grow outside the state capitol in minnesota. visitors leaving flowers, signs and american flags to honor the lives lost. senators will receive a bipartisan security briefing when they return to work later today. nicole deantonio, abc news, washington. >> some tech giants are reportedly cutting ties with scale ai, a san francisco based artificial intelligence company, according to reuters. google and microsoft are reconsidering their partnerships with the company after meta brought a 49% stake in it. google planned to

give the ai company $200 million, but now google is talking to other competitors. scale ai focuses on gender generative ai data labeling, and data curation. >> new details in the 23 me data sale. now, the san francisco based company says it's reached an agreement with the company's founder and former ceo. that ceo won a bid to buy all of the company's assets for $305 million. that includes the genetic data of up to 15 million customers. 23 filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year. the proposal is still subject to approval by a bankruptcy court.o now to our abc seven mornings advance. we preview what's happening in the bay area, and today we are focusing on commuters. >> yeah, we'll start with an alert for caltrain riders starting today. train service will be suspended between the tamien and diridon stations in san jose for eight months to give crews time to repair the guadalupe bridge. caltrain will provide bus service through the area each day during

construction. >> a heads up for bart riders if you use the millbrae station. work is going to start today to install new faregates there. service won't be impacted, but bart says you may want to allow a few extra minutes to navigate navigate the construction. at least 25 bart stations currently have those new faregates. they're intended to cut down on fare evasion and improve safety. >> today is game five of the nba finals, and you can catch it right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. tip off at 530. stay with us for after the game with sports director larry beil. then at nine, it's world news tonight, followed by jeopardy! and wheel of fortune just before a full hour of abc seven news starting at 1030. >> a warning from health experts about a cognitive supplement sold at gas stations across the country. the dangerous ingredient in the products granting them the nickname gas station heroin. but first, a check on the weather with drew. >> hey, 538. >> this morning we're looking live above the marine layer right now. this is our tam cam currently, and you can see our morning clouds are streaming in

from time to time. it's not totally overcast out there. much of the cloud cover confined to the coast, and some patchy cloud cover around the bay shoreline. and our marine layer is not too deep this morning. so what that means is that it is going to burn off. pull back to the coastline very quickly. so we do begin with some morning clouds right now. sunrise here shortly at 547. by about 9 a.m. we will be in total sunshine even along the coast. today it is going to be a sunny day. we have our 4:00 bright and breezy conditions. daytime highs on the screen will be a few degrees below average. the biggest drop will be inland today compared to yesterday, but still really pleasant for this time of the year. and those winds will gust about 20 to 30mph later on today. a live look outside from our santa cruz camera. we do have those morning clouds, but it's actually going to be a really nice day along all of our coastal communities. so those clouds depart by about 9 a.m. it's a sunny day across the boar,

no matter where you are from bodega bay, down through santa cruz and monterey, we will have sunny conditions. but again, that breeze does pick up this afternoon. your ocean water temperature coming in at 55 degrees and the uv index is very high. so highs today we are slightly below average, but we're bright and breezy this afternoon. and those daytime highs mainly in the 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. warmest areas inland will be in the 70s and in the 80s later on this afternoon. but over the next couple of days, we are going to introduce some warmer weather into the forecast. for much of the month so far, temperatures have been at or below average, but that will change tomorrow and wednesday as warmer weather starts to move in here by tomorrow afternoon. warmest areas into the 90s. and then wednesday is going to be the warmest day we have all week. widespread 80s and 90s away from the coast. so we'll take a closer look at these daytime highs, region by region, coming up on the seven-day

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seven summit. he's meeting with the canadian prime minister and other world leaders. top of mind trade deals and the war between russia and ukraine, and the conflict between iran and israel. 2018 was the last time canada hosted the summit, and at that time, trump withdrew his support for the joint resolution issued by the g-7 leaders. new this morning, eli lilly is making the weight loss drug more available to customers outside of insurance. that could make the drug more affordable to some patients. the company announced this morning it's including the 12.5 and 15 milligram vials in its lilly direct service. alln approved doses of the drug will be available online for $499 or less, beginning in august. people paying the monthly self-pay program will still need a doctor's prescription, but it is an option to pay without insurance coverage. >> a new warning this morning

about products easily available at convenience stores. they've become known as gas station heroin. abc news reporter alison kosik explains the growing concern. >> this morning. a new warning from the fda about products like these marketed as energy shots or cognitive supplements sold at gas stations, convenience stores and vape shops, sometimes called gas station heroin for its opioid like effects. these elixirs, pills, and powders with names like neptune's fix and zaza contain tianeptine, a drug that's never been approved by the fda and can be addictive and cause serious side effects. >> it's very invigorating. it's a distraction from reality. >> abc news spoke with hannah gilliam last year. she says she got addicted to tianeptine. >> it was it was miserable. >> i have withdrawal from heroin. i've withdrawal from pain pills. i've withdrawn. you know, pain pills that were coming with fentanyl. and they

don't they don't even measure close to what those pain with those withdrawals from tianeptine felt like. >> calls to poison control centers involving tianeptine have increased by more than 500% in recent years. now, the fda, in a new letter to health professionals, warns about the magnitude of the underlying danger of these products, urging consumers to avoid all products containing tianeptine, including those claiming to treat an ailment or disorder. >> i don't want any other mother to go through what i'm going through. >> christie terry says her son suffered from migrainese went to a gas station looking for something to soothe his symptoms, and wound up taking 12 of the 15 pills in the bottle of tianeptine. the bottle suggested only two pills a day. >> all i knew that he had took them pills for a headache, but i had no idea that they would have took his life. >> while it's technically illegal to have tianeptine in products in the u.s, doctors say companies are able to

manufacture products with it because it's a gray area of regulation, with supplements not facing the scrutiny medications do. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez with the traffic alert for you. the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza. they just came on a few minutes ago. but you can seeew right there in our live look. really not too busy just yet. we don't have any backups right now. traffic is flowing nicely from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 27 minutes. amanda. >> all right, gloria. thank you. one of the closest ski resorts to the bay area is getting a major renovation this summer. sugar bowl resort says it's planning $100 million worth of improvements, including refurbished lodges, a new village gondola, and upgraded food offerings. sugar bowl is the last independently owned resort in tahoe. after selling for $25 million, the historic peninsula estate of legendary entertainer bing crosby now has a new owner. its original listing price was $40 million.

the estate is located in hillsborough. crosby passed away in the 70s and his widow catherine, passed away last year. the new owner is a hillsborough local who plans to remodel the house. it was originally built in 1929 for the family that owned the famous racehorse seabiscuit. >> this morning, gma has a brand new home. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally with our first look. >> in this morning's gma first look. the wait is almost over. good morning america is about to unveil its brand new, state of the art studio in the heart of downtown manhattan. >> i'm looking for directions. can you help me find my dressing room? consuela. >> you'll get a tour of the neighborhood, including. >> that's right. the ghostbusters firehouse. >> we got one. call. >> can i go down the pole? >> you cannot come down this pole, man. >> and lara spencer. >> and some. >> of the new building. >> you feel like you're something. you're part of something bigger. yeah. you

know, and we are part of something bigger, you know, disney plus, hulu. good morning america, world news tonight, espn. everybody is in the building and you kind of like feed off of the creative juices that are flowing. >> the next big chapter of good morning america is kicking off at 7 a.m. with your gma first look i'm rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> they really are showing that set. they are. they're going to make you wait. they're going to >> i did get a sneak peek because we have our our you know live feeds from new york here in studio. and it looks great. so definitely tune in to check it out. >> very bright, very welcoming. >> so it's exciting. >> good for them. yeah. very cool new digs this morning. we'll take you to pier 39. some of the sea lions are awake this morning with a live view. it is cloudy in the city right now, but we will get sunshine moving in for quickly. highs today will be a bit below average for this time of the year, so we're mainly in the 60s 70s this afternoon. some places like livermore, that's about a 10 degrees drop from where

we should be in the 80s later on today. but warmer weather. get ready. it is moving in here. so we have those cooler temperatures today. but watch as some warm air moves in here tomorrow. and by wednesday it is really getting hot in most locations. the core of the warmest air really centered around la socal. that's where they could see some record highs here in the afternoon will be in the 80s and 90s for most cities away from the coast by wednesday afternoon. this morning, though, it's very comfortable out there. get that morning run walk in. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds early on. by about 9 a.m. we should be into full sunshine at that hour. even along the coast, it's going to be a totally sunny afternoon. really nice no matter where you are breezy though later on today that onshore flow about 15 to 30mph could see some gusts a little bit higher along the coast from time to time. so sunny skies today. highs in the microclimates starting in the south bay. 70s low 80s for daytime. highs 72. in san jose 80. morgan hill

76. in cupertino. along the peninsula, we go from clouds to sun everywhere this morning, even along the coast, it is going to be sunny. half moon bay pacifica in the 50s but will be in the 60s and 70s from san mateo down through redwood city and palo alto at 69 degrees. we have morning clouds right now across the entire city. this afternoon we get full sunshine. even daly city is going to be bright, but we are cooler than average in the upper 50s to the lower 60s in the north bay will be in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. 81 in santa rosa, 73 in vallejo, sausalito, along the water. it's a nice day. morning clouds to sun, 65 degrees in the east bay. it is bright and breezy. later on this afternoon, 67 in oakland. about 68. in fremont, 72 in orinda and inland today. very pleasant for this time of the year. low 70s to the low 80s for daytime highs. so as we take a look at the evening planner, you'll notice we ae not finding our marine layer coming back in a big way at all. so overnight tonight, we do expect mainly clear skies, a little bit of patchy cloud cover along the coast, but

most areas will see plenty of stars and overnight lows will be in the 40s and in the 50s. let's talk about those warmer temperatures. future weather shows you by tomorrow afternoon you'll feel that warmer air moving in in a big way, especially inland in the 80s and 90s. and here's our hottest day this week wednesday afternoon. some of our areas hitting the mid 90s for daytime highs inland. accuweather seven day forecast going to show you it is bright and breezy today. that warming trend gets underway here over the next couple of days. wednesday is the warmest day all week, and as summer arrives here on friday, temperatures closer to average with a sunny weekend on the way. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. new at six clothing chain closures. the torrance stores in the bay area that could be at risk of shutting down. but first, the kickoff to another summer concert series at stern grove. and we are just two weeks away from the san francisco pride parade celebration. and abc seven news is the exclusive broadcast partner. you can watch it live on sunday, june 29th, right here and everywhere you stream abc

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will end a little early this year, closing out the end of the week. officials say the hope is to minimize the risk of humpback whales getting entangled in crabbing equipment. 24 whales got entangled off the california coast last year. the bay area crabbing season ended back in april. this thursday is juneteenth, commemorating the date in 1865 when enslaved people in the south learned of the emancipation proclamation. it only became a federal holiday four years ago. that was back in

2021. in san francisco yesterday, there was a big party in the bayview to celebrate juneteenth and father's day. families gathered at gilman park for amusement park rides, vendors, as well as a concert and car show. organizers say the bayview is experiencing a cultural and economic revitalization. >> it's humbling. we got the whole community out here. they say bayview, man, but we got the whole city out here. you know what i'm saying? because it's all love. it's all unity.it's showing love to the fathers, to the community. and juneteenth. man. give it back. remember where we came from. remembering the sacrifices that were made for us to be able to be here. >> the museum of african diaspora and five point, the developer behind the future candlestick redevelopment, sponsored the event. the holiday was also celebrated early in the east bay at the 38th annual berkeley juneteenth festival. south berkeley businesses and residents started the celebration in 1987 to promote community pride and bring people together. >> this is something that's brought to us where we all come

out together and just celebrate and enjoy each other's uh- the african roots. >> festival goers were being treated to lots of music, delicious food and african ethnic merchandise. grove festival is back for an 88th run of free concerts in san francisco, kicked off the summer series last night with the california honeydrops, and next weekend, channel three will perform. free tickets are based on a lottery system to be reserved six weeks before each concert. the festival runs through august 17th. coming up on abc seven mornings at six. in custody. the suspect in the shootings of two minnesota state lawmakers has been captured. what we're learning about the investigation search for sideshow spectators. oakland police looking for people who took part in the illegal activity over the weekend that saw cars being set on fire, and possible setback for the san francisco zoo. the latest move

by city supervisors that could withhold millions of dollars in funding before a pair of pandas is set to arrive. >> in a meteorologist. you're looking live at partly cloudy walnut creek this morning. we do have some morning clouds along the coast. they will depart by about 9 a.m. so we're back into full sunshine today. it is bright and it is breezy with warmer weather on the way. the next couple of days things are heating up. abc s when a child is fighting a critical illness, one truth touches us all: every child deserves a childhood. ♪ a wish sparks a ripple of hope that transforms communities far and wide. ♪ and when we grant wishes together, we create a movement of kindness, strength and unity. ♪ become a wishmaker today and be part of a journey that truly changes lives.