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>> now, abc, seven mornings live. >> and now at nine p-g-and-e's. scaling back planned power outages, the east bay cities that could still see them, and how the utility company is working to prevent wildfires. the first we want to say good morning to you. it is saturday, june 21st, i'm zach fuentes. and why don't we start with a quick look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen while we talk about those conditions. >> that's right. the winds have been quite gusty. yesterday we saw wind gusts over 50 miles an hour. it's all due to this upper level trough that continues to move to the south and to the east of the bay area. as it does, the winds will weaken for the second half of the weekend. but right now it is 57 and the winds are light. in santa cruz it is 54 downtown with some low 60s in oakland. the winds have been gusty up in santa rosa nevado at half moon bay, but you can see how mild it is from the low to upper 60s. and there's where we have the wind again right at the coast. it will fill in throughout the day and we'll see elevated fire danger from the north bay mountains to the east bay mountains. and temperatures, though, will be comfortable 60s and

70s with a few low 80s. notice the absence of fog. we'll talk about some subtle changes for your sunday coming up. zach. >> thanks, lisa. we'll check back in soon. and p-g-and-e's is scaling back planned power shutoffs this weekend. it's all been an effort to prevent wildfires during high winds and dry conditions. we want to show you the outage map now. the planned outages the shutoffs are in orange there. so you can see the biggest impact right now is the area between paterson and tracy. now today's shutoffs are going to be much smaller than previously thought for more than 600 customers to more than 60. p-g-and-e's shut off the power in one livermore neighborhood friday after some tree branches hit a power line. the company says it's trying to leave as few people in the dark as possible, while minimizing the risk of electrical fires. >> that's all by design. we have been working to underground lines. we've also hardened the lines that are above ground and the equipment that's above ground, and we're able to sort

of narrow things down. >> officials say the shutoffs in alameda county could continue through tomorrow. p-g-and-e's community resource centers offer kits to help people through the outages. all right. we're working to find out more about this large police presence in fremont. we know officers arrived on mission boulevard around seven last night. this was between walnut avenue and stevenson boulevard. and as you can see in the video here, police blocked off part of the street. now, we're told that police asked someone to come out of a home and a swat team was present, but no word yet on what brought police to the neighborhood. san francisco police are searching for two children missing for more than 24 hours. officials say 14 year old deandre jones, junior, and ten year old leonardo henderson were last seen thursday night around 11:30 p.m. on treasure island. police believe the two friends may have been heading to san francisco on muni, and the younger boy is considered at risk due to his age and behavioral challenges. so if you've seen these boys, please call police immediately. well,

new this morning, former san francisco mayor london breed is taking on a new role using the skills she used at city hall. the aspen policy academy announced breed will be one of the first in its bipartisan civic innovation advisor in residence program. every year, that program will place two former mayors in a six month partnership with the aspen policy academy to advise up and coming policy leaders. the program is not a full time job, but she does get a stipend to do it. well, turning now to the trump administration, california's challenge of the administration's military deployment in los angeles returned to a federal courtroom in san francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings ando federal agents carrying out

immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't think you have the power to review what we're doing at all. and the ninth circuit rejected that pretty, pretty soundly and said, no, we do have jurisdiction. there's some precedent for that. and we think it makes sense. >> that professor also points out that the trump administration could pull the national guard troops out at any time, because the tensions are decreasing in los angeles. but he does not think the court cases would go away as easily because of the precedent this could set for other states. the trump administration is also threatening to withhold more funding from california. this time, it's because of a sex education program. the department of health and human services says the program is not compliant with federal law, citing content about gender identity. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has reaction. >> the trump administration is taking aim at a sex education program aimed at helping transgender and non-binary kids. giving california 60 days to get rid of content. teaching

students about gender identity. warning a failure to meet the deadline could risk its funding. >> you know, this language has taken away. i think it creates more harms in these communities. i think it creates more division. it you're basically depriving a generation from really understanding what these issues mean. >> in a letter sent to the california department of public health, the u.s. department of health and human services condemning the program, which goes into places like youth homeless shelters. the federal department stating in part, the trump administration will not tolerate the use of federal funds for programs that indoctrinate our children. the disturbing gender ideology content in california's prep materials is both unacceptable and well outside the program's core purpose. >> threatening to take away really critical funding that isn't just meant to supportt lgbtq students, but meant to reduce teen pregnancies, teen sti rates. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear,

this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely 6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> two san francisco business owners are fighting eviction. hundreds of people showed up to a rally last night to support castro coffee and castro nail salon, next to the castro theater. ken curry and his

brother say another planet entertainment, which now holds the lease to the theater, wants to clear them out to make room for a new ticket office. >> this is a community business just to be discarded like a piece of garbage. it's not. it's not right. it's just. it's a shame. >> city officials have said they would help the curry's find a new location. we got a lot more coming up. let'st a check with lisa. >> all right. it has certainly been windy out there, but right now on the embarcadero there, it looks pretty calm. but just wait. those gusty winds will come back into play. elevating our fire danger and keeping it from getting too hot. even though this is the first day of summer, i'll let you know if we have any summer-like temperatures in my extended outlook coming up. >> sounds good. also next, a national grocery chain closing stores. more on which chain that is and how many stores are impacted. plus, remembering the lives lost during the aids epidemic. the quilt at the center of an exhibit and its ties to san francisco.

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electricity costs nearly double the national average. renters can't afford this. >> in the south bay, san jose police officer is in jail under investigation ina case of alleged family violence. records show the officer was booked into jail on wednesday, held on $200,000 bail. our partners at the bay area news group report the officer is accused of firing his gun inside his ex-girlfriend's home in morgan hill and assaulting his fiancee's young daughter. san jose police tell us the officer is on administrative leave and the department is cooperating with investigators. grocery store chain kroger has announced it's closing nearly 60 stores nationwide. the closures will take effect over the next 18 months. the company plans to reinvest the money saved from closures into overall customer

experiences. now, a list of the stores have not been released, but the company operates more than 2700 nationwide. and in the bay and northern california, kroger owns six stores that operate under the foods co and food for less names. well, foster city based zoox is opening a new robotaxi production facility in hayward, bringing a big economic boost to the city. zoox says the new facility will have the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year. it's a milestone for the company and for the city of hayward. leaders with the chamber of commerce are especially excited about the opportunities for new grads from local colleges. >> state colleges, as well as a community college. there's so many students that are, you know, so thirsty for opportunities like this in their own backyard. so we're we're thrilled to have zoox here in hayward investing in our community. >> zoox is currently testing autonomous rides in san francisco. while some muni riders in san francisco have fewer options. starting today, the san francisco municipal

transportation agency is cutting service lines along five bus lines now, consolidating two of them and ending the other three routes along market street. officials say the cuts will save about $7 million, but the agency, still facing a deficit of around $50 million this fiscal year and 322 million in the next. so more service reductions could be on the way. >> what that looks like are could be lines being suspended, huge reductions in service frequencies, meaning the bus isn't arriving as often. and when it does arrive, we could see bigger crowds leading to riders being passed up. >> in order to address that problem, state senator scott wiener is calling on voters to pass a regional sales tax measure to help fund local transit. if the measures passed, that sales tax would raise about $500 million a year. the aids memorial quilt is getting an international audience. a special exhibit of the

iconic quilt is on display at san francisco international airport. i got a closer look at it during its local commemoration. it's a quilt that paints countless words, a depiction of love and remembrance. now, some of the 50,000 panels of the aids memorial quilt are on display at one of the busiest airports in the country. each panel is a tribute to a lost loved one. the exhibit at sfo is part of a year long display to honor those lost to the aids epidemic, and to celebrate the activism and community that's emerged from it. >> the very, very important history that's local to san francisco, of course. >> the panels have been on display at sfo since february. officials marking this month to celebrate and honor the exhibition. >> it's so important to do this during the pride month because the quilt is so deeply rooted in the community here. >> on hand for the special ceremony was cleve jones, who envisioned the. >> quilt in 1985 at a candlelight vigil held in memory of harvey milk. cleve had a

vision, a way to mark the overwhelming loss of life due to aids. two years later, he stitched the very first panel in honor of his friend marvin feldman. >> the exhibit is open to all travelers and visitors. no boarding pass required. airport officials say it's a chance to educate and inspire. >> it will welcome people to the city that led the way during the aids crisis. >> that exhibit is up through march, and you'll find it in the international terminal before security. and it is free to all airport visitors. all right. we're just a little more than two weeks away from the 4th of july. and cities across the bay area are preparing for this year's festivities. with fire danger top of mind. 4th of july fireworks are not going to be lighting up the sky above almaden lake this year. san jose city officials are canceling the show due to safety. city council member george casey represents the district and says with over 30,000 people last year, thater event just outgrew the venue. also, there was a fire that sparked up on a hillside, and

casey says traffic made it difficult for first responders to reach it. >> family friend of ours had to be evacuated, and so a lot went into thinking of like, we love fireworks. they're fun, they're great for everybody. but at the same time, there's a lot of recklessness going on when it puts the community in danger. safety is the number one call for us. so we're all about community here. >> this year, deputy chief james dobson with the san jose fire department, says they'll be using a drone pilot program to enhance enforcement. meantime, the city will still have a sanctioned and free fireworks show at lake cunningham. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> all right. good morning to you. as we look at our satellite and radar composite, you can see this deep trough that is over much of northern california that's responsible for the gusty onshore winds. it lifts out tomorrow. but we're still going to have elevated fire danger through sunday. near 60 degrees in santa cruz right now. going for a high in the mid 70s. winds up to 25 miles an

hour, 58 downtown, 62 in oakland, 60 in hayward and san jose. beautiful here, but whitecaps on the bay later on today as these winds will continue to gust over 30 and even 50 miles an hour at the coast. so we've been watching them come up the past couple of hours. notice the colors here from novato to santa rosa. it's been windy all night long with winds near 30 miles an hour, windy at half moon bay. we go through noontime. we're at 43 miles an hour point reyes, and we're about 25 miles an hour inside the bay, san francisco and points north. but it gets even stronger. 5:00 there is that 50 mile an hour gust you can see down towards redwood city. and over in oakland, we're at winds of over 20 miles an hour. red flag warning for the delta. fairfield sassoon here where relative humidity will drop down below perhaps 20%. and this is our fire danger index. upper elevations of the north bay, parts of the diablo range and the eastern santa clara hills. awfully dry. so elevated fire danger there despite the onshore

gradient. usually it's the offshore flow we're worried about this time of year 80, in concord today, 72 in san jose, the accuweather seven day forecast a little less wind late tomorrow, temperatures maybe a few degrees warmer. that warming trend continues into monday, and we're looking at some nice warmth inland the next few days, but still mild around the bay. as our first full week of summer gets underway, we'll be right back. >> i'm daryl and i'm neil, and we're the owners of brothers by homes.com. and we want to buy your house. we will make you an as is cash offer within 24 hours. >> whether it's a total fixer upper or in perfect condition. brothers by homes.com is the easiest way to sell your house. >> when you sell your house to brothers by homes.com. there's no fees, there's no commissions, there's no banks and there's no repairs. >> just go to brothers buy homes.com. >> for a free, no obligation cash offer 24 hours a day. that's brothers by homes.com. >> there are many benefits

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megan moroney, keith urban, kelsea ballerini, and more. >> you don't want to miss it. >> cma fest presented by sophie thursday on abc. >> the 4th of july fireworks spectacular returns to the shoreline amphitheater with the san francisco symphony and featured soloist and ukulele virtuoso taimane with sounds inspired by the hawaiian islands. enter at abc7 news.com for your chance to win tickets. >> welcome back. let's get to sports now! the black and orange acquired slugger rafael devers from the sox a couple of days ago, and the trade shocked the baseball world. but how would he fare against his old team? here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. five days after being traded by the red sox, rafael devers faced his former team last night, the giants opening a weekend series with boston at oracle park, said, hey, he would have played first in boston if the team asked him in spring training, so he had time to prepare. got nasty when he said no, but he's open to playing first as a giant. will clark offering some

tips there. bottom two bases loaded, nobody out. you know what's going to happen here. christian kos hits into a double play run scores to make it two zero giants, but that would be a theme. luckily, next batter mike yastrzemski catches a break. comebacker that hunter dobbins knocks down. but that's a base hit rbi. giants built a three nothing lead that would not last. david hamilton off. hayden birdsong deep to center and he hit it wicked hard. two run shot. now it's a32 game. this was devers best at bat of the night. it came in the third almost almost his first homer as a giant. but that is just warning. track power at oracle park. devers zero for five. bottom four. again the bases are loaded and nobody out for christian kos. and he hits it to another double play run scores. but these are just terribly squandered chances here. top six say dan rafael breaks a55 tie a solo bomb to center field, six five. red sox boston hit the long balls the giants needed. let's do it one more time. bases loaded for yaz. you can't hit into a double play with two outs. instead, it's the whiff and the giants fall seven five.

>> hoba hoba bola passo e cone. sia. >> o the portuguese call of the pacers. game six win over the thunder. it is tremendous. tyrese haliburton looking ahead to game seven. >> nothing like a game seven. there's nothing like a game seven in the nba finals. uh- dreamed of being in this situation my whole life. what's happened in the past doesn't matter. what happened today doesn't matter. you know, it's all about one game. >> one game for everything you ever dreamed of. if you win it, you get everything. if you lose it, you get nothing. and it's that simple. >> nothing that's happened before matters, you know? and nothing that's going to happen after matters. >> setting up the 20th game seven in nba finals history sunday here on abc seven. home team has won 15 of the last 19 games, seven in the finals. our coverage begins at 430, tip at 5:00, followed by after the game. a funny video posted by kyle

and christian hushek where e does the exact same workout as her all pro 40 niners fullback husband. i mean, he probably outweighs her by about 100 pounds, but she's hanging in there on the plank. little headbutt right there. yes, he is faster, but kristen, excellent job of holding her own. let's get some plyometrics in. let's wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> all right. call it a win for wheel of fortune and for ryan seacrest. seacrest full first season as host, brought in a larger audience for the long running game show. wheel of fortune was the only national game show to grow its audience this past year. seacrest spoke with george pennacchio in the spring about how he felt stepping onto that stage. >> let me be honest, there was a tremendous amount of pressure that i felt coming into this house that's been built by pat and vanna for so many years, and just wanting people to feel comfortable and continue to watch. and if we got a few more to watch along the way, then that's all bonus round, right? but i i'm thrilled that the

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carelessness will never feel right. but holding the wrongdoer accountable will. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk. a personal injury law visit. walk up law.com. >> welcome back. it's 926. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one strikes continue between israel and iran overnight. iran's foreign minister said it would be very dangerous for everyone if the u.s. gets involved. number two, p-g-and-e's is scaling back planned power shutoffs this weekend. today, shutoffs impact most customers in areas between paterson and tracy. it's all in an effort to prevent wildfires. >> number three, we do have elevated fire danger here, especially in the upper elevations of the north east bay hills, eastern santa clara hills, where gusty winds will plague the entire bay area once again. >> number four, the trump administration is threatening to withhold more funding from california. this time, it's because of a sex education program. the

department of health and human services says the program is not compliant with federal law, citing content about gender identity. number five some muni riders in san francisco have fewer options. starting today, the san francisco municipal transportation agency is cutting service along five bus lines, consolidating two of them and ending the other three routes along market street. number six juneteenth parades and festivals are happening all across the bay area today. the biggest celebration is actually tomorrow in san francisco. a parade will take place at 11 a.m. down market street, and number seven, a town in maine is open to free of charge. dog library dogs and their owners can check out a stick or tennis ball to play with on the local beach. officials say the town's public works team supplies the items, so there's no need for returns. and the end result? of course, happy owners and happy dogs. you t go wrong with that. >> that's really cute. >> i like adorable, i love it, i'm happy for all those people. they will get some like that here. all right. thanks for joining us. i'm zach fuentes

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