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♪ were a stay, meaning the administration can keep control of the national guard in los angeles for now. in its decision, the judges said president trump lawfully exercised his authority in federalizing control of the guard. president trump celebrated the decision on social media, saying, this is a great decision for our country and we will continue to protect and defend law abiding americans. california governor gavin newsom, who sued the trump administration over its deployment of the national guard in los angeles, saying tonight, the president is not a king and not above the law. the state attorney general saying california remains confident in its arguments and will continue the fight. how will they be

fighting? political science professor emeritus larry gerston sees two main options newsom and california could take this case to the supreme court, or the second, more likely option, gerston says, would be to take the case to be reviewed by other appeals court judges. now, why might he go there? well, probably the this circuit, the ninth circuit, is going to be a whole lot more considerate of newsom and california type values than the supreme court. either way, gerston thinks this case will ultimately head to the supreme court, where justices seem more inclined to side with trump. and they've done this on a number of instances since he has taken this second term. and it has to do with the feeling of a number of these justices that the president's powers should be fairly wide. we will continue to follow this legal fight. our crews will be at the hearing tomorrow in san francisco. you can find the entirety of the

court's decision. we posted it on our website, nbcbayarea.com under control. late tonight, firefighters have knocked out a fire in morgan hill that started just after 7:00 tonight on dewitt avenue near morgan hill community park. the fire burned about seven acres before crews finally got a handle on it. now, fire danger is high across the baarea tonight. gusty winds, dry conditions forcing pg&e to cut power to hundreds of homes to help prevent wildfires from starting. let's give you a look at the outage map right now. more than 800 customers without power in alameda, contra costa, santa clara counties. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us live from livermore. jocelyn, you're tracking those outages? yeah, we are right now on tesla and greenville roads in livermore. you can see the stoplight behind me is just completely out right now. we've been talking to residents who are affected by these power outages. and at the same time, this is an area that firefighters are monitoring

because of the wind and because of the dry brush. tonight in alameda county, a public safety power shut off, leaving many without power. i'm very unexpected in some respects. we just moved here. kelly says her power went out at about 930 ts morning. i went out and got water and food, and a friend of mine brought over a generator and so that i could get. because we're on well. and so get the well going and. yeah. so but luckily i'm close enough to downtown that it's not that big of a deal. but this is very new to me. pg&e says because of the high winds and dry conditions, it decided to shut off power in certain areas to help prevent a wildfire. some are without power in contra costa and santa clara counties, too. earlier today, we saw just how dangerous these winds can be. a wind fueled fire swept through several structures in brentwood. neighbors say they believe it may have started in a dry, grassy field, but investigators say they're still investigating. contra costa fire

says several structures were damaged, including two houses. one woman says she was eating lunch when she heard her grandson screaming. that's when i looked out the window and there was fire coming from the back. i think it was a grass fire because then i saw the flames. it came. it happened so quick. the flames were already on my window. i lost everything. everything. everything that i own, which wasn't much. in alameda county, firefighters are preparing for heightened fire danger through the next couple of days. we brief our crews. everyone is aware of the fire danger. we've up staffed our hand crews to be on duty today, even though it's a holiday not normally scheduled. we have our dozer that's staffed and they're keeping an eye on the east part of the county. that's where we're getting a lot of our critical winds, you know, all the way through the, you know, valley corridor, you know, dublin, livermore, out through tracey. that's where we're going to get our strong winds. and, you know, ridgetop gusts up to 40, 50 miles an hour. i feel like we're all pretty prepared.

we make sure everything's like cut down with the brush. and, you know, we're pretty on it. all our shelters and with conditions like these, it is important to be prepared and aware. pg&e says more power shutoffs are possible through the weekend in livermore. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. okay. thank you very much, jocelyn. let's get straight to meteorologist jeff ranieri. okay. what's the situation with the wind tonight? and what what can we expect tomorrow? well, we are seeing these occasional wind gusts. the thing that's different about all of this is it's not our typical dry red flag fire warning winds that come from the north and the east. this is more of a strong ocean breeze. so the good thing about it is it is importing some humidity. and it's going to just be these on and off wind gusts will get. right now it's the highest in san francisco at 31mph. and that really is the big headline here as we move into tomorrow morning. the winds are the strongest right here at the coastline. not too bad for the inland valleys through tomorrow afternoon. everybody gets into a quick pop of wind,

but again, notice the coastal areas in san francisco will be the strongest 30 to about 45mph. and we'll hang on to some of this wind for the weekend. other big thing here is the colder temperatures. we'll talk more about all of this leading into the weekend. we'll have that hour by hour forecast coming up in about 15. jeff, we'll see you shortly. some other headlines tonight. the clock is ticking. president trump says he's considering a u.s. military strike against iran, and he will make that decision within the next two weeks. it comes as the deadly conflict between israel and iran is entering its ninth day. within the past 24 hours, an iranian missile hit a hospital in southern israel. iran has said it was targeting a military site nearby, not the hospital. meanwhile, israeli leaders say they've targeted a nuclear site in iran. in washington, d.c, the president met again with a small group of close advisors. he continues to insist iran cannot be allowed to create a nuclear weapon. mr. trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say the

iranians are close to developing that weapon. but the u.s. intelligence community, including the president's own director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, says that's not the case. experts say this conflict is likely to move quickly. well, i mean, the first thing is that two weeks into in the course of a conflict is incredibly long. i mean, i can't imagine that actually, we'll get to the end of those two weeks and things won't have moved. and so i think that the pace of the pace of change is going to move quicker than the trump administration would like. and really, it's a question for the trump administration about what unique capabilities that the u.s. military bring to the table vis a vis the targets in iran. the u.s, france and germany are set to hold talks with iran in geneva tomorrow. the u.s. is not involved. however, the trump administration says the u.s. is currently corresponding with iranian leadership. vallejo police originally thought his crimes were a hoax, but tonight, matthew mueller has been convicted and sentenced for a fourth time for kidnaping and sexual assault. mueller's crimes are detailed in the netflix

documentary american nightmare. he was first convicted in 2017 for the high profile kidnaping of denise huskins from her vallejo home. earlier this year, he was given life sentences for two home invasions and sexual assaults in mountain view and palo alto back in 2009. today in sacramento, the 48 year old pled guilty to a 1993 kidnaping and sexual assault. the district attorney says muell, who was 16 at the time, threatened to campers near folsom lake, tying the male camper up, sexually assaulting the woman. mueller is also still facing kidnaping for ransom charges in contra costa county. an unsolved murder in san francisco is back in the headlines. nine years ago, a young baseball player was murdered while playing pokemon go. the fbi is now on this case. it happened onon august 6th of 2016 at san francisco's aquatic park. calvin riley was shot as he walked the promenade with a friend. the gunman got away. riley was a promising junior

college baseball player who graduated from san mateo high school. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. i miss it all. i was basically torn our family apart. it's been a nightmare for, you know, going on nine years on august 6th and, you know. it's been heart wrenching. you just have this hole in your heart forever that you can never, never be filled. very difficult for the parents to speak to us about this. the fbi is now bringing new clues and hope to the riley family. among the new clues. this sketch of a person of interest. we posted more details on this story at nbcbayarea.com. new at 11 tonight, livermore police have arrested three kids in connection with dozens of car thefts. officers say a 12 year old, a 14 year old and a 15 year

old hit 49 cars in downtown livermore. you can see the map there of the area where it happened. the kids are accused of smashing into cars, stealing usb drives, battery packs, sunglasses, wallets. police arrested the minors last week, all three cited and released to their parents. livermore pd on going investigation. they say to see if the group is responsible for any other burglaries as juneteenth comes to an end. we saw a lot of celebratitions in e bay area and beyond. this is all to mark the end of slavery in the united states. the w san francisco hotel hosted juneteenth r&b night, an evening celebrating black culture through live music, dancing and community. guests enjoyed music from bay area djs and artists. san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins was in attendance in oakland tonight. juneteenth celebration of freedom awards three hometown heroes who embody the spirit of freedom and progress were honored. mayor barbara lee says oakland is setting the standard

for juneteenth stands for. it's up to us here in oakland to prove that we understand the meaning of juneteeeenth, and tht we honor those who at least got us this far. but recommitting ourselves to what we have to do to make sure that justice and freedom and equity is embedded in every single aspect of our life here in oakland. now, this is the second year that oakland city council president kevin jenkins organized the event. another popular juneteenth celebration was sold out today. nbc bay area's helena jones was at today's event and tells us. organizers say juneteenth isn't just a celebration, but a celebration for everyone. with lines wrapping around the oakland museum of california, thousands came to celebrate juneteenth freedom, community and legacy. this is not just a black event. this is a freedom celebration. juneteenth festival is put on by hella creative, a grassroots group that started in 2020. the group also helped

spark the national movement that led to juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. we're creating a future celebration here by creating future proof community. there's going to be black people in the future. we're going to be here. we're going to be here forever. filled with live music, food, spotlighting local black chefs, basketball with the valkyries, vendors, and more. it's a community centered event the museum says comes at a critical time. we've seen dei programs go by the wayside. we see gentrification move in. so having an event that focuses on the black community, black independence and resilience, that's exactly who we are. and today, thousands are celebrating what juneteenth means to them. i think it's a reclamation and a time of renewal to remember who we are, where we come from, our power and the strength of the people. we want progress for black people, progress for others as well, and it's just so important. rejoice. frazier's family is from texas. in 1865,

her great grandfather was one of the hundreds of thousands of slaves that found out they were finally emancipated. he was free when he was five years old, but he would have been free when he was three if he had known about it. today's celebration comes with a commitment to continue pushing for progress. it means a sense of pride, a sense of thinking about what we still need to do. there's a lot of work to be done in oakland. velena jones, nbc bay area news. it was a big night in the city. the hottest ticket of the season for the valkyries. tonight, caitlin clark was in the house and the tickets were about triple the normal price at chase center. there she is. another sold out crowd. fans came from near and far to see clark and her indiana fever team. 23 years old. she has singlehandedly elevated the wnba. but guess what? the valkyries actually shut her down. she missed her

first seven shots and finished with only 12 points. the valkyries beat the fever 8877. now in the arena and out at thrive city, the place was buzzing all evening, fans and businesses loving it. even without caitlin clark, the valkyries are off to a great start in terms of support after the warriors season is over. the summer is very s slow. it' a quiet time, not a whole lot of business historically. now, this year being the valkyries first season, it's a different story. yeah, it is a different story. the valkyries now are going to play their next four home games at chase center, including sunday against connecticut. we're back in 60s ahead. reports of ice at a california ballpark. what happened after agents tried to get in, and how the team is responding. also preventing wildfires in the berkeley hills, the new rules for homeowners and when those rules will take effect. and i'll get you that. look at the wind forecast into

our weekend. we have that full

border patrol says it's uncovered and shut down a large drug smuggling tunnel from mexico to southern california. agents found the tunnel in april, but only told mexican officials of the discovery this week. border patrol says it found the entrance to the tunnel under a home in tijuana leads to san diego equipped with electrical wiring, lighting, ventilation system and a track to transport the drugs. unclear if agents or mexican officials made any arrests related to the tunnels. sports and politics are colliding down in l.a. the dodgers are delaying a big announcement related to helping immigrant the immigrant community. this comes after the team says it blocked ice agents from entering dodger stadium. at least the grounds. the dodgers say a group of agents in black suvs with homeland security uniforms showed up across the street from the stadium this morning. agents asked to enter

the parking lot and were denied entry. it's unclear exactly why agents wanted to enter, but the appearance of federal agents comes less than 24 hours after the dodgers announced plans to assist communities impacted by immigration enforcement. the team was supposed to make that announcement today, but it's pushed back that announcement. protesters also met the agents outside the parking lot and began chanting things like ice out of l.a. dodgers. they thrive off the fan base that is latino after workers that are latino. this is not a detriment to our city and community. they are a benefit. while ice denied the agents were at the stadium. homeland security tweeted saying customs border patrol vehicles were in the parking lot very briefly, but say it was unrelated to any operation. new fire safety rules in the east bay. no plants, no shrubs, no trees within five feet of your home. that's the new rule in berkeley's most fire prone areas. berkeley city council passed an ember proposal, one of

the strictest wildfire prevention plans in the state. it includes a so-called zone zero standard, which means only non-flammable or hardscape material like gravel could be within five feet of a home. plants can ignite. it doesn't really matter what the plant is under the right conditions, dry plants burn. and if you've got burning material very close to your house, your house has a good chance of burning. and here in berkeley, the fuel load as it is in many places, it's the houses. and if we can. so we're trying to protect the houses, keep the houses from catching on fire. now, in addition to the plants within five feet, the ember plant also requires vents and gutter covers and for homeowners to move wooden gates away from homes. this applies to the most fire prone areas, like grizzly peak and panoramic hill. enforcement won't start, though, until next may. very interesting. a lot of communities will be faced with these type of decisions. jeff is joining us now as we kick off

summer tomorrow. jeff. yeah, it officially gets here after 7 p.m. we are looking at some decent temperatures here when it comes to our forecast. what you're seeing on the satellite radar picture. watch this as it loops around. you can see this dip here in the clouds that's actually coming from this area of low pressure that's helping to drop our temperatures. but the thing we're getting into right now is we have high pressure to the south, that low pressure to the north. they're so close together. it's really getting that ocean sea breeze going. and that's why we're seeing some of this wind. so let me show you more details on the wind and what's ahead for the weekend in your microclimate forecast. and the thing about this wind, it's not the driest of winds we can get here across the bay area. sure, our fire danger is elevated, but this is the kind of wind that's going to be elevating our humidity. at the same time, it's coming here from the north and also from the west. and you'll notice as we move this wind forecast through tomorrow, it's primarily the coastline with some of the strongest gusts 7:00 in the morning. it's 39mph in san francisco, only 11 in san jose.

as we hit the afternoon. everybody will get a quick pop here of some of that strong ocean sea breeze. that's why temperatures will stay cooler tomorrow. but you'll notice right here it's the coastal areas that will see the strongest gusts up to 46 in san francisco, and we will keep with some on and off gusts here on saturday's forecast right now looks a little bit better on sunday in terms of our winds. so i think overall sunday is going to be the best day of the weekend as we move into tomorrow morning when we get some of those strong ocean breezes kicking up. it's going to be blustery out there, so make sure to have that jacket with you as you head out the door. 54 in the peninsula, 50 all around through the bay area. as we started off daytime highs right near average to a little bit below. so let's take you down here to the south bay 74 in san jose, 73 cupertino right near the bay. it's cool with 60 oakland and hayward out to concord, 77 for the coastline, 60 at half moon bay. we'll see some 70s, but way down towards palo alto, up here to san francisco, 58 in the marina, 65 in the mission. and for wine

country, we're coming in with some mid to upper 70s next ten days. thankfully no heat waves coming our way. you can see in concord here it's a mix of 70 and 80. so the longer we can keep those one hundredths away, the better it will be right here on that 7-day forecast. there it is, summer coming in at 742 tomorrow night. and you'll see for the inland valleys we'll go to some low and mid 80s saturday and sunday. so here we go. summer. happy friday. happy summer. yeah you guys too. and those 80s. those are summer temps. yeah, it's pretty much perfect. thank you. thank you jeff. up next, metallica is back home and getting ready to rock the bay area. what fans can expect from this two night event at levi's stadium. we'l

the opening of a new park along our coast. the new don horsley county park along tunitas creek beach was originally set to open

this summer. the 58 acre property is between half moon bay and pescadero. it's currently only accessible when accompanied by park staff. construction began more than a year ago to install bathrooms. a ranger station and a small amphitheater and accessible paths, along with a parking lot. but san mateo county parks says two landslides are blocking a key road to the beach. the park is now expected to open next summer. less than 24 hours until metalheads swarm levi's stadium, it is homecoming for metallica, bringing their world tour right to the bay area. this is from their stop in ohio last month, but crews are busy setting up for their two day stop in santa clara. legendary bay area rockers are playing friday and sunday. nbc bay area got a behind the scenes look today as they put up the 90 foot towers, positioning them around the stadium. circular video screens and motors, all of it. the stage is custom made, allowing the band to move around the stadium and interact with as many fans

as possible, which will include the raj mathai metallica i do. we're going to go friday. are we going to go to both shows or just friday? we'll go. we'll go between newscasts. we're back in a moment. more on the valkyrie's big winonight and the special

of goodness. they got to see caitlin clark and they got to see the valkyries win over caitlin clark double dose. it was electric atmosphere at chase center. let's take you there. valkyrie is hosting the indiana fever. there she is. wherever she goes, wherever she plays, the game sells out. she has that type of pull we mentioned earlier in this newscast. caitlin clark missed her first seven shots, but she did hit this shot in the third quarter. indiana led 5952. final minute of the third quarter. now the valkyries go on a 10 to 2 run. kate martin with the three ball. and then in the fourth quarter, veronica burton from outside the valkyries took the lead and they just never looked back. what a

comeback. what a finish. they beat the fever 88 to 77. golden state now six and six, in their inaugural season. we also had the nba finals tonight. the indiana pacers still alive. they beat the thunder 108 to 91. this means we have a game seven sunday night in oklahoma city. baseball tonight we had a dramatic finish in west sacramento a's and the astros bottom of the 10th inning. this is the a's rookie nick kurtz. and for the second time this week this guy hits a walk off home run. the a's are going to be good in a couple of years. we'll see if they ever get to vegas. but right now in west sac, they beat the astros in dramatic fashion 6 to 4. at china basin this afternoon. happy birthday to duane kuiper. nice surprise for the giants legendary broadcaster. his son cole presenting him with the cake in the broadcast booth for his5th birthday. as for the game, bottom of the seventh inning, wilmer flores. with the two run double, the giants beat

the guardians 2 to 1 to snap their four game losing streak. and a live look at oracle park now from our exclusive center field camera. we have more giants baseball tomorrow night. giants and the red sox. what a game that's going to be at 7 p.m. right

a new look. the rededication of the facility held today. giants legend was born and raised in fairfield, alabama. park is seeing new life after a tornado hit it in 2017 and left it in bad shape. it's been undergoing renovations for the last year. willie mays died on june 18th, 2024, but his son says mays legacy is felt every day in his hometown and by baseball players past and present. still considered by so many people as the greatest baseball player of all time. all right, jeff, before we go, how are we looking for friday morning? we're going to start it off with some sun a little bit of windy tonight the president's new deadline over whether to bomb iran. the new escalations, iran striking an israeli hospital as chaos erupts inside. patients a