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right now at 11. the clock is ticking for california. tonight, we're again facing threats and funding cuts from the trump administration, this time over the state's inclusion of transgender athletes in school sports. the department of education says california is in violation of title nine. nbc's alyssa goard explains how the state might respond with this deadline fast approaching. the department of education says california violated title nine by allowing transgender youth to participate in the school sports teams that align with their gender identity. the u.s. secretary of education saying the findings, quote, make clear that california has failed to adhere to its obligations under federal law. now, the department is giving california ten days to comply and make changes, including restoring awards for

and sending apology letters to girls who competed against and lost to trans athletes. this comes after abby hernandez, who is openly trans, competed and won at the high school state track and field championships weeks ago. at the time, the governing body for the competition announced a change in the rules so that if a trans athlete medaled in any race, the biological female athletes they knocked off the podium would also medal. california based trans family support services, which supports hernandez, says today's findings by the department of education are another blow to trans youth. every hit that comes is just another step of devastation towards our youth and their families. kathy mullin thinks we'll see california and other states push back. law professor pat kane agrees. i can't imagine that california is going to say that the current position of the department of education is correct, but she says this will be a complicated case to argue in court and may be an uphill

battle, given the supreme court's recent decision upholding a ban on medical care for trans youth. we can conclude that the supreme court is not particularly supportive of transgender claims. we don't know yet exactly how california will respond, but a spokesperson for governor newsom did call the findings from the department of education divorced from reality, saying that they won't stick in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. alyssa. thank you. we have new details this evening about the survivors of that tragic accident at lake tahoe. over the weekend. a boat capsized during that sudden storm. tonight, the washoe county sheriff's department confirms the two people who survived were wearing life jackets. eight passengers died after everyone was thrown into the water and battered by the huge waves. it's unclear if those eight people who died were also wearing life jackets. many of them, as we've been reporting extensively, were from the bay

area. that includes joshua pickles, a doordash executive in san francisco who owned the boat. the group was at lake tahoe to celebrate his mom's 71st birthday. both of his parents, from redwood city also died. president trump is back at the white house tonight after attending the nato summit in the netherlands. at a news conference, the president announced the u.s. and iranian officials plan to meet next week on the table. how the two countries can move forward after last weekend's u.s. airstrikes on iran's nuclear enrichment sites. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now from the newsroom with new details about this meeting. jocelyn. yes. president trump said he didn't know if they would sign an agreement next week, adding that he didn't care if they had an agreement or not, but also making it clear that u.s. officials would continue to ask for no nuclear programs. president trump, meeting with the leaders of the nato alliance today in the netherlands. during his press conference, the president said the u.s. would talk with iran next week. we may

to me, i don't think it's thatw. necessary. i mean, they had a war. they fought. this will be a real departure. i mean, americans have not met directly with iranian officials since 1979. usually they've used intermediaries through the algerians, through the swiss, through others. so this is a rather remarkable if he is indeed implying a face to face meeting. stephen zunes, professor of politics and the director of middle eastern studies at the university of san francisco, said an agreement may take some time. trump's kind of depreciating, approaching this almost like it's a real estate deal, saying he can make these demands and push it through. and it may be more complicated than that. meantime, president trump continues to claim the strikes on iran's nuclear sites devastated its nuclear program. it was very, very successful. it was called obliteration. pushing back against reports that the defense intelligence agency, in an initial assessment, said the iranian nuclear program was set back just 3 to 6 months. when

pressed today, the president acknowledged the report's findings but described it was premature. they presented a report that wasn't finished. they didn't see it. all they can do is take a guess. and late tonight, the cia director said credible intelligence indicates iran's nuclear program has been severely damaged and would have to be rebuilt over the course of years. meanwhile, the cease fire between iran and israel is holding for a second day. nato secretary general praising president trump for that agreement and made a notable comment when the president compared israel and iran to squabbling kids. they fight like hell. you can't stop them. let them fight for about 2 or 3 minutes, then it's easy to stop them. and then he has to. sometimes you strong language, strong language. you have to use a certain word. jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. back here at home, this just in t the oakland unified school district, has adopted a new budget for the upcoming school year. board members voted to approve a roughly $300 million spending plan. but the district says it

still needs to address its $80 million deficit next year. that could lead to staff layoffs and cuts to after-school programs. which means if anything unforeseen happens next year, we don't have the money to pay for it. if any of our labor partners want to negotiate a new contract, we don't have any money to pay for this. tonight's budget passage comes following a heated debate and accusations by parents and various community groups. many had concerns about the district's transparency, or lack thereof, and financial management. some also accused the board of violating public trust. san francisco unified approved its budget yesterday, and that makes deep cuts, but dodges bankruptcy for next school year. the district says the $1.2 billion budget prioritizes teacher staffing, improving student learning and meeting benchmarks to leave state oversight. it slashes $114 million, mainly through nonessential programs. there will be some layoffs in

administrative roles and non-classroom staff members. the district is working to exit state oversight and getting its finances back on track. one of the suspects accused in the killing of a teenager at santana row on valentine's day, is expected to be in court tomorrow. 15 year-old david gutierrez was stabbed to death after he was targeted for wearing the color red. an 18 year-old, 316 year olds and a 13 year-old all face charges in connection to the crime. tomorrow, the youngest of thehe suects, the 13 year-old, is expected to enter a plea. gutierrez was not a member of any gang and was on a date with his girlfriend when he was killed. his family plans to rally ahead of that hearing while missing for five months now, both the fbi and oakland pd are calling on the public to help with the search for 21 year old kevin mcgee. investigators say she may have been a victim of human trafficking. nbc bay area's pete suratos has more on has more. tonight, the search continues for 21 year old kevin mcgee, who was last seen in

oakland on january 17th here on thermal street. a few days later, she was spotted in stockton but hasn't been located since. her family calling on the public for help today during a press conference at oakland pd headquarters. she disappeared out of my life in january of this year. never to be seen or heard from me or her family. since january, and investigators believe that mcgee is a victim of human trafficking, saying that she has a history as a human trafficking victim. human trafficking is a brutal crime and preys on the most vulnerable and isolates victims from their from those who care about them the most. i've known that that activity for many years growing up here in oakland. we spoke with council member noel gayo, who says human trafficking continues to be a problem in the city. and as the search continues for mcg, he hopes more can be done to catch the

individuals trafficking victims into and out of oakland. at the end of the day, the sheriff or the oakland police department are not doing enough to remove that negative activity that's impacting our community. searches for mcgee have taken place in both solano and san joaquin counties. investigators believe someone in the stockton area has information to help with the case. so we're asking the community whatever piece you have that could be the missing piece of the puzzle that we need to bring heaven home. a $10,000 reward is being offered by the fbi for any leads towards locating mcgee in oakland. pete suratos nbc bay area news. let's go to the south bay. the votes are still being counted in the race for san jose's district three city council seat. anthony dios leads with 64% of the counted votes. gabby chavez lopez has 36% in this special runoff election. the next update is expected tomorrow. torri huske is the planning commission chair who just barely took second in the primary, where

lopez was the frontrunner. he has been endorsed by mayor matt mahan. now, district three is in the downtown corridor. this is the race to replace disgraced councilmember omar torres, who resigned right before being arrested for sexually assaulting a minor. progress, but still a long road ahead. san jose mayor matt mahan says new numbers on homelessness in santa clara county show there's still a lot of work to do. the numbers come from the point in time homelessness count, released this week. the total number of people experiencing homelessness is up 8% since the last count in 2023, but the numbers also show a 30% increase in people using shelters. that lines up with san jose mayor matt mahan push to add 1000 new units of homeless housing in san jose by the end of the year. 30% increase in the number of people who are shtered is a proof point that building more shelter works. it creates an alternative to encampments. it allows us to restore public access to our parks, trails, sidewalks. but no

doubt we have a big challenge ahead of us. and we can't just solve this problem by building shelter. the mayor says he's still waiting to see the numbers specific to san jose. we are back in 60s. up next, our ice agents changing their tactics as they detain more people here in the bay area. what we witnessed today. also, something wasn't right. smoke coming from an engine of an american airlines flight in from las vegas. the investigation underway tonight. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a 14 day forecast coming your way in what these systems will mean. plus tropical moisture. what we're looking at here

[ melancholy music playing ] paddle! paddle! paddle! jet. the faa is investigating after a smoking engine triggered an emergency landing. today, the flight took off from las vegas

bound for charlotte, north carolina. but just after takeoff, the engine began smoking. and you see that? those flames, they're coming out. the crew quickly and safely returned to the las vegas airport. ice agents and federal immigration officers have become a more common sight in the south bay. even though santa clara county has labeled itself a sanctuary county, which means that local law enforcement agencies aren't supposed to assist ice with any immigration arrests. now, the question is, is that rule actually being followed? nbc bay area's robert honda looks into it. for the most part, it appears ice and immigration agents are targeting specific people in santa clara county, which is why so many are being detained after seemingly routine appointments at courthouses, hospitals and social agencies. recently, four people were picked up by ice after being released from jail. some community groups have publicly criticized the sheriff's department for cooperating and not stopping the arrests.

sheriff robert johnson emphasized his department does not assist ice, but says if agents find out from public court records when someone is being released and show up peacefully and respectfully, they will be treated like any other agency. we heard from the county executive who agreed with the sheriff's stance. we're going to respond to a question that we would give any other member of the public. meaning, if, robert, you came in and you asked and you knew that somebody was being released and you asked, well, what time are they expected to be? if we could get that information, we will get it to you. just like for anybody but many community groups, including silicon valley, de-bug says the groups and the county agreed on a policy barring county officers from responding to any inquiries regarding incarceration status. they're not supposed to be even interacting or talking to us to begin with. so, you know, it's concerning to our community because if they are sharing information which they claim they they don't, but how else is

ice going to find this information? they say it's online. but for our experiences, some of this information cannot be found online. the sheriff reiterated ice agents are provided any information the public also has access to, and points out law enforcement agencies may not cooperate, but they also cannot stop any arrest or operation if they feel that somebody is impeding or interfering with their lawful job. they could come back and prosecute us. robert honda, nbc bay area news. more trouble for intel. the struggling tech giant is announcing layoffs in the south bay. intel plans to lay off more than 100 people at four locations in santa clara. it's the first cut in a wider plan to slash nearly a quarter of intel's entire workforce. along with the job cuts, intel will hit the brakes on its automotive division. the silicon valley company has been dealing with a drop in sales, along with intense competition from its rivals like nvidia. work

underway to build what would be the largest data center in the western hemisphere. meta is building the facility in a rural part of louisiana, some 250 miles north of new orleans. $10 billion hub will house artificial intelligence operations, and it's massive, the equivalent of about 1700 football fields. now the state offered billions of dollars in tax breaks to win the project. louisiana's governor says the facility would be a huge economic boost for the area and the state. but critics say data centers provide relatively few jobs, which also while also consuming massive amounts of resources. okay. new at 11 giants legend barry bonds may finally get his own statue at the ballpark. giants ceo larry baer telling 95.7 the radio radio that the statue of bonds is, quote, on the radar. now, if it happens, he would join five other statues at the ballpark, including giants greats willie mays, willie mack, orlando cepeda and juan marichal. bonds,

who went to serra high school in san mateo, grew up in san carlos, played 15 seasons with the giants from 1993 until his retirement after the 2007 season. there's also a 12 time all star with the team and the home run king of major league baseball. okay, check this out. the legendary coast guard vessel is eagle is in san francisco. for the first time in 16 years. the eagle returned this morning. nearly 300 foot sailing vessel, also known as america's tall ship, features 22,000ft■!s of sail, six miles of rigging. now, the eagle has served as a classroom for future coast guard officers since 1946. now it will be here, and the coast guard is going to offer free tours of the eagle this saturday at pier 17. if you miss it, don't worry, the eagle will be back july 25th. okay, the bay area, as we know, is a culinary mecca. and now california is home to eight restaurants with a three star michelin rating. that's big time. the ratings went out tonight in a ceremony in sacramento, a big favorite kiln

in san francisco, which is now a two star restaurant upgraded from one star last year. these are your top restaurants. the new bay area restaurants added to the list. oakland's tiny sun moon studio, which got one star and two stars for on klose way in sonoma. i haven't been to any of these. well, we got to save up a few of the three star repeats this year include atelier crenn, okay and quince. i've been to those in san francisco, french laundry in napa county, of course, and singlethread in healdsburg. we always say we're going to go, and then we have to come and get the risotto and well, you have to cook three months in advance. you have to do all these things. well, you know, it's jessica's birthday. i was going to say everybody donates. we can take me to the french chef. we have to pony up and take. i was just going to say that you have to pony up. all right, you got it. dinner on us, jessica. and our weather forecast here for tomorrow. we have this area of high pressure offshore. it's not going to be able to make it

extremely hot, because this cool air to the north is checking it, but we're still going to be warming up. we'll get you the latest on this plus a 14 day forecast and that microclimate weather. let's go ahead and start it off with tomorrow morning. and there you can see the fog is back but it doesn't look too extensive. we'll see that fog right here at the coastline. also a little batch here. some low clouds near the east bay and also throughout the bay. and then the majority of this, as you can see right here, clears back by the afternoon with just some fog left at the beaches. morning temperatures. we are back down again in the 50s. we have seen this several mornings in a row that will leave us with 56 in the south bay, 54 in san francisco, 53 in the north bay. then check this out through the afternoon. numbers going up 4 to 6 degrees warmer. so down here in the south bay, that's going to put us back to 80 in san jose, 82 in los gatos, 79. cupertino 85 in gilroy out to the east bay. look at this. a better day for you in oakland and hayward. we'll get into the low 70s. fremont 80 and over those east bay hills, 88, in concord, the coastline. still

no way we're going too get into the 70s will be in those cool 60s with that ocean breeze moving in. and 77 here in redwood city. san francisco also stays chilly. 58 in the marina, 65 in downtown, 60 in the ingleside. and for the north bay got to 84. in napa, 86. santa rosa, 89, in ukiah. so not too bad for tomorrow. how about the next 14 days? i think you're going to like this. we are seeing what looks to be three upper level low pressure systems moving in the next 14 days. and if this holds just as we have it here, it would continue to keep that hot desert air away. so right now no one hundredths the next 14 days, it's this repeated pattern we found ourselves in. we get one low pressure moving into the north, then another one replaces it and we get more just kind of lining up. so it's been a really nice past june here with the temperatures that now rank in the top ten. coolest in june ever, at least the way those averages go. now something else we'll be watching out for the next 14 days is tropical

moisture in mexico. we may see some of this bubble up in california july 5th, sixth and seventh. still too early to tell, but maybe some thunderstorms on the way just after july 4th. i'll keep you updated right here on that ten day forecast. you'll see numbers next week in the low to mid 80s as we head into july 4th inland. so very, very comfortable back in san francisco 60s next seven days. and for the inland valleys warmest days coming in on friday and saturday. we know it you like. so we delivered on your birthday which again is today. i do like it warm. we had a nice little party in the newsroom. we had a disco party. yes, we really did. was the disco ball. check her instagram. all right. thanks, jeff. that's fun. up next, san francisco is getting a new sports team, which will lead to a majorakeover for

cisco and the historic kezar stadium. today, mayor lurie

officially signed legislation to make kezar stadium home of the golden city fc. the new team will compete in the mls, mls next pro league in the coming years. it's a developmental league for the mls. the deal also brings $10 million to upgrade the 100 year old stadium. kezar is so ingrained in our city's history and the lives of everyday residents that golden city fc's investment is truly an investment in the people of san francisco. some of the upgrades includes a new natural grass field, new bleachers and a better sound system and scoreboard. these keys are legendary. it's the niners original home in the city. we're back in a moment to show you what the giants didn't tonight.

sweep the marlins, but it didn't happen. instead, the giants are on the verge of getting swept.

let's show you what happened at china basin tonight. beautiful shot of the ballpark. miami marlins in town. now we'll pick it up. bottom of the ninth. the giants trailing 4 to 3. they almost win the game. patrick bailey with the base hit. one run scores the second run. that's jung hoo lee thrown out at home. it's going to be debated now on sports talk radio. should they have sent him home. so instead of the win, the game was tied four four. they got him right there. not even close, really? top of the 10th inning. it got ugly. camino duvall roughed up as the marlins scored four runs in the 10th inning. giants lose this game 8 to 5. the a's today looking sharp in detroit. top of the third inning. nick kurtz, the rookie with a three run homer. the athletics beat the tigers three to nothing. well, the opening round of the nba draft. as expected, the mavericks select cooper flagg out of duke with the number one overall pick. the warriors didn't have a first round pick tonight. they'll draft tomorrow in the second round. the valkyries

tonight their eighth straight sellout at chase center. what a fun vibe. sabrina ionescu. there she is, the star for the new york liberty. she grew up in walnut creek, went to miramonte high school. she had 50 tickets for her friends and family tonight. what a game here. valkyries in the dark jerseys final two minutes. kate martin was balling three of her 21 points. valkyries had the lead, but this game was decided on the free throw line. yeah, ian askew hit seven free throws. clutch. valkyries lose a heartbreaker 81 to 78. the earthquakes tonight in texas against dallas fc. a 90 minute lightning delay. wow. finally late in the game, 76 minute. bo leroux, the rookie who grew up inan jose. the steal and the score. the surging earthquakes beat fc dallas. here's the steal right there. they beat him 4 to 2. the quakes now coming back home for the annual game at stanford stadium this saturday against

special olympics torch run this morning. sfpd and the sheriff's office carried the flame of hope through the city from aquatic park to union square. that's where they handed it off to san mateo county law enforcement. it will make its way down the

peninsula to the south bay. they'll hand it off to santa clara county tomorrow. that's where the summer games are happening this weekend at santa clara university. opening ceremony, by the way, is friday. that's a nice event. that's going to be a good weekend. all right, before we go, jeff, jessica's birthday forecast here. yes, yes, i will continue to celebrate. yes, it's a weekend event. it's a huge event. and look, tomorrow we've got 50s in the morning. some patchy fog, 89 and sunny by the afternoon. some low 90s friday and saturday. perfecto. thank yo yes. very nice. tonight, president trump on the world stage, saying tonight the u.s. and iran will meet. president trump firing back about an early intel assessment of the u.s. strikes on iranian nuclear sites. arguing they have been obliterated, and why he says he does not need a nuclear agreement withth iran. our kelly o'donnell questioning him in the