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 t

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> california senator alex padilla gave an emotional speech out on capitol hill today after he was forcibly removed from a homeland security press conference last week. homeland security called his actions political theater. abc news reporter melissa don has his message. >> i pray you never have a moment like this. >> california democratic senator alex padilla, emotional on the senate floor and describing this moment last week. >> i'm senator alex padilla. >> when he was removed from homeland security secretary kristi noem's press conference, when he says he was trying to ask a question about immigration raids in los angeles. >> i was forced to the ground. first on my knees. and then flat on my chest, and as i was handcuffed. >> put him behind my. >> back and marched down a hallway, repeatedly asking, why am i being detained? >> today, senator padilla, the ranking member of the senate judiciary immigration subcommittee, calling on lawmakers to speak out against the trump administration. >> what's happening is not just a threat to california. it's a t

live in the newsroom gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. despicable. that is the word that dhs is using in response to the state bill aiming to prevent ice agents and all law enforcement officers from covering their faces during operations in california, two state senators introduced the so-called no secret police act yesterday. dhs has issued a response saying, quote, while ice officers are being assaulted by rioters, a sanctuary politician is trying to outlaw officers wearing masks to protect themselves from being doxed and targeted by known and suspected terrorist sympathizers. state senator scott wiener says the bill aims to increase transparency for law enforcement operations. the bill does exempt things like medical masks and wildfire ppe. some are questioning the motivation behind the bill. >> i don't think state officials can tell federal officers how to do their job. law enforcement has done so much to try to increase their credibility and their partnership with the with the public. so i think it's very hurtful. it's very damaging. it's very q

i'm gloria rodriguez. and we're going to get started with a look at your weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, we've been talking about the pride parade today. it's been a little foggy out there this morning. so we're going to have some sun for the parade. >> it looks ominous behind us, but it's not. we are definitely looking at a lot of sun, and that fog is just really just in patches in parts of the bay. and the sun is certainly making a big statement this morning. there's a look at the radar and satellite, where we're watching a few weak systems that will influence our temperatures day to day, bringing us a couple degrees cooler today, more dramatic cooling as we get into the latter part of the week, and some subtle cooling to start the workweek. 52, san francisco a lot of sun there above the marine layer 56 in hayward, and you can see just how compressed the low cloud deck is there from the peninsula. sfo there 51 santa rosa and 60 by the delta. so we're a little cooler at the coast and our warm

i'm gloria rodriguez. it's a big day. let's get started with the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. how's it looking for the parade today, lisa? >> it's nice we were out there. it's a little cool, but the sun is shining and we'll see a return to that sea breeze today in the fog. it is going to stay put right along the coast. we had a few breaks yesterday, but then we're going to get into some subtle cooling as we start the workweek. but first things first. you can see how compressed the marine layer is at 53 degrees downtown, 61 in oakland, 63 in hayward, upper 60s, san jose, and socked in there at the golden gate bridge, petaluma 59. we're already at 70 in livermore, 74 by the delta, but it is anywhere from 2 to 3 degrees cooler right around the bay. so for the pride parade, upper 50s looking at low to mid 60s for the afternoon. bright skies, a beautiful day. we still have some warmth to enjoy inland, but that is going to fade away suddenly. we'll talk about it in detail. and the fourth in a few minutes. gloria. >> a

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> oakland police arrested at least one person after a car was set on fire, and a group broke into a store in oakland last night. store on international boulevard. a large crowd shattered the glass and then ran inside, grabbing merchandise. we've reached out to the oakland police for more information. however, the department's only only response to media requests during normal business hours. we'll let you know when we get more info. >> a woman from the north bay is suing costco after she says a liquor cabinet display fell on her, leaving her with serious injuries. it happened at the santa rosa store back in march. the shopper claims she was walking down an aisle when the heavy cabinet came crashing down onto her. the lawsuit says she suffered multiple severe and permanent injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. the shopper is seeking $14 million in damages. abc news has reached out to costco wholesale corporation for comment but has not heard back. chevron is expanding air quality monitoring at its richmond refinery under a new s

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez has the details. >> san francisco joins four other cities in a lawsuit against president donald trump's department of homeland security regarding the possible freezing of funds for counterterrorism efforts. san francisco receives more than $1 million a year from the securing the cities program, used to detect and prevent terrorists and nuclear attacks. >> we've been ranked by the federal government as one of the urban areas around the country that is at the top of the list when it comes to vulnerability and risk. we are right behind new york and los angeles and chicago. this is important work that we need to ensure that we are being kept safe. and we've been mystified as to why the trump administration would freeze this funding. >> san francisco city attorney david chu says the funding is used to provide detection equipment, training and expertise, and that while san francisco administers the program, there are 17 cities and counties in northern california and western nevada that are part of it. this comes as the bay area prepares to host the f

i'm gloria rodriguez. let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, we know it's a big day with the pride parade. how's the weather going to be for us? well. >> we certainly have some fog moving into parts of the bay, but it's going to be nice. in fact, we're going to see some pleasant conditions as we look at our satellite and radar composite. low clouds and fog banked up along the coast and moving into parts of marin county, the san mateo coast, and they will move locally across the bay temporarily. 57 in fremont. right now it is 61 in san jose. and those clouds up in marin, 52 novato. so our 24 hour temperature change. it is just a few degrees cooler in the north bay, and the plan will be for that fog to peel back. you can see 8:00 50 still in the city, some 60s inland. by noontime. we've got low 80s inland with sunny skies over in oakland, san francisco sunshine, mid 60s, and by the afternoon a few 90s arriving inland. further push of fog. tonight we'll talk about a cooler start to the week and a cooler forth coming your way in a few minutes

it is saturday, june 14th i'm gloria rodriguez. let's get started with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen and lisa. i know a lot of people are getting ready for the weekend. are they going to need the sweaters or what's going on for this weekend? >> you know what? another cool one for us the last weekend of spring as summer arrives next friday, looking at some high clouds, and we have a marine layer that is reforming along the coast. so we'll get into that same pattern where the low clouds want to cling to the shoreline, especially the san mateo coast, added in a few high clouds and from our east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak, there is a look at the marine layer 51 downtown and hayward, 53, in oakland with 55, san jose 45 half moon bay. mount tam son up about ten minutes ago, and you can see all the 40s from petaluma, napa, santa rosa. that's where we've been clear. and our 24 hour temperature change shows you that anywhere from 4 to 7 degrees cooler from the coast to the north bay. so some high clouds will be

moving along now, just before the parade started on abc seven news at 9 a.m, gloria rodriguez spoke with san francisco pride executive director suzanne ford about the importance of the event. >> well, i mean, i still think in the country and all over the world, we need to make sure that people know that there there are places in the world that you can love who you love, and you can be who you are. and san francisco's always been that. it was that for me when i was growing up in in the 70s and seeing pictures of the parade. so i think that's the importance that that people know that, that we are not just tolerated here in san francisco, we, in fact, are celebrated and that we demand that and that we are a vibrant part of the community, and it's absolutely vital. and i am going to keep trying to do it as long as i can. >> and take a look at this. the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf was all lit up for pride. it's just one of many san francisco landmarks glowing with pride this weekend. the party will wrap up at the r evolution sculpture on market near embarcadero plaza. tonight. illumina

well, moving along now, just before the parade started on abc seven news at 9 a.m, gloria rodriguez spoke with san francisco pride executive director suzanne ford about the importance of the event. >> well, i mean, i still think in the country and all over the world, we need to make sure that people know that there there are places in the world that you can love who you love, and you can be who you are. and san francisco's always been that. it was that for me when i was growing up and in the 70s and seeing pictures of the parade. so i think that's the importance that that people know that, that we are not just tolerated here in san francisco, we, in fact, are celebrated and that we demand that and that we are a vibrant part of the community. and it's absolutely vital. and i am going to keep trying to do it as long as i can. >> take a look at this. the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf was all lit up for pride. it's just one of many san francisco landmarks glowing with pride this weekend. the party will wrap up at the r evolution sculpture on market near embarcadero plaza tonight. illumin

the vision walk five-k was hosted by abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez.is the 20th year of the walk that takes place in dozens of cities across the country. this year, the bay area walk raised more than $200,000 to fund sight saving research, taking over union street. thousands of people are enjoying one of the biggest festivals in san francisco, and we're tracking a heat spike in the bay area when we're going to get a break. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> just ahead in sports, giants trying to scratch and claw their way to another win. but the bats quiet in miami and oh say can you see. maybe not crazy play in the college women's world series. never seen or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. (car pulls up and honks) get in! who are you? don't worry. i'm future you. get in! oh - constipation with belly pain again, right? yeah... and i see we're out of that stuff from the store, yeah? mia! our doctor figured it out. your sympto

. >> good morning, i'm gloria rodriguez.ornia highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash in belmont. it happened on the southbound lanes of 101 just north of ralston avenue around 230 this morning. officials say one person was killed after a vehicle hit the shoulder of the freeway. only one vehicle was involved, and investigators closed two southbound lanes for a few hours. it's not clear what caused that crash. and let's get a live look at your commute with sue hall. good morning sue. >> good morning. and yes, that crash was cleared by about 530 this morning. so not affecting your friday drive this weekend. what will affect your happenings between concord and walnut creek? if you take bart, it will be a bus track maintenance and track upgrades are happening saturday and sunday. metering lights, believe it or not, have been on since about 615 this morning. no backup though, accumulating at the bay bridge toll plaza and we're overall pretty friday light. >> good news sue, thank you. and meteorologist drew tuma has ♪ so on

i'm gloria rodriguez from abc. seven mornings. let's get a live look at your commute with sue hall. gs are starting to ease up on the span, but still busy. headed over towards foster city. and we have a stall on the dumbarton that's blocking a lane. that's the reason for very slow traffic on the dumbarton causeway and this earlier accident. there are actually two one north, one south, 101 in novato or leaving nevada out of petaluma as well. both of those accidents now clear. >> sue, thank you so much. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up after the break. >> what if juliet got a second chance at life after romeo and juliet? the new hit broadway musical, and the most fun you'll have in a theater. >> i got the eye of the tiger. >> created by the emmy winning writer from schitt's creek and pop music's number one hit maker. and juliet is exactly what we need right now. playing october 7th through 12th at the san jose center for the performing arts. tickets now on sale at broadway, san jose.com. >> dad, this guy says that we act like gillette labs is some miracle, but it's just ano

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. 610 this morning, we'll take you to our south beach camera, showing you the bay bridge from this view. we have overcast skies, but we do have brighter conditions in san jose walnut creek this morning. daytime highs will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. a minor warm-up coming our way today. look at highs versus average today, and we're pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. a couple of degrees below or above average. so today our warmest areas going into the mid 80s. lots of 70s around the bay shoreline. so a live look at our tam cam will go up above the cloud cover this morning with this camera view. and here's how the forecast shapes out. partly sunny skies early on for most of us. we see that sunshine around 10 a.m. if you're having cloud cover this morning and it will be a sunny afternoon warmer than yesterday with those daytime highs really pleasant for this time of year. but that wind is going to be with us gusting about 20 to 35mph. once again, air quality is good today. pollen

>> cma fest presented by sofa thursday. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning, i'm gloria rodriguezve got better news for the bay bridge approach. take a look at this jammed 80 freeway. all approaches to the bay bridge. earlier motorcycle down east of the island. and that has been finally cleared out of lanes. you should start seeing some improvement. but the backup is monstrous. drew. >> oof! that is rough on 80. okay, looking live at santa cruz this morning, it is cloudy out there right now. most locations reporting overcast skies, temperatures right now we're th. today is one of those days. our cloud cover really slipped down. so by the afternoon away from the coast, we will get bright skies. but areas like san francisco, the entire coastline will stay foggy all day today. so today is the coolest day of the week. daytime highs on your screen will be several degrees below average heading into the weekend. we do find warmer weather coming on back to the forecast. >> gloria thank you. if you're streaming us on the abc seven bay area app, abc seven at seven continues next. for everyo

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria.or your morning money report. apple is revamping its look. they've been using that flat interface for a decade or so. the announcement was part of the company's worldwide developers conference. now they have something called liquid glass. >> now, with the powerful advances in our hardware, silicon and graphics technologies, we have the opportunity to lay the foundation for the next chapter of our software. >> the liquid glass features see through visuals that appear to have a glossy surface. apple says liquid glass will be able to automatically adapt to light and dark environments. it also includes an all clear setting where app icons look like clear glass with no color and controls can merge, adapt and shrink. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're down about 30 points. >> the silicon valley bart extension is facing another setback. according to the chronicle staff at the valley transportation authority, they're recommending bart find a new c

the vision walk five-k was hosted by abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez.is the 20th year of the walk done in dozens of cities across the country. this year, the bay area walk raised more than $200,000 to fund sight savig research in the central valley. temperatures crept up to 95 degrees at noon at big league dreams sports complex in manteca. youth travel baseball players from all over northern california played in the heat. fans were set on the high to try to keep players cool in the dugouts, while people in the stands, they just tried to stay under cover and out of the hot sun, but they went out to support those kids who were really hot out in the field. i'm sure. >> they played it at the right time at midday, at noon, because later in the afternoon, the temperatures in that area were 102 to 105. so yeah. >> hopefully the games were done by then because those can go all. >> day, especially with extra innings. but tomorrow. >> if there are games much better, right? >> they could play a doubleheader tomorrow. no problem. here's a look at what's going on. k

thursday. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning, i'm gloria rodriguez.od morning glory. we are heading first to the san mateo bridge, and you are looking at about a 20 minute drive across that span. if you're traveling this morning, take you from hercules through the corridor all the way into san francisco. it's about 45 to 50 minutes. ands is a look at the bay bridge. yes, metering lights are on, so you are delayed. and a few brake lights on the upper deck heading on the western portion of the span. drew. >> hi, sue. we're looking at our east bay hills camera. nice and sunny out there. some clouds along the immediate coastline. temperatures are warming mid 50s to the mid 60s out there right now. so future weather showing you as we go hour by hour. warming up nicely this afternoon. a little bit warmer than we were yesterday. daytime highs in many areas at or just slightly above average. a little breezy this afternoon. winds about 15 to 30mph. gloria reggie. >> drew, thank you so much. and if you're streaming us on the abc seven bay area a, abc seven at s

. >> good morning, i'm gloria rodriguez. happening now.in a small part of contra costa county because of increasing fire danger. we have a look at the outage map here. the pink area is where the public safety power shut off started around 5:00 this morning. it is near the concord pavilion. 73 customers are without power, but many customers in alameda, santa clara and contra costa counties are still facing possible power shutoffs in the coming days. now let's get a check of your traffic with sue. hi, sue. >> good morning. we just had an earlier accident that was a sig alert by the chp. especial traffic alert removed from lanes. this was westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. it's now cleared, but you can see slow traffic does remain through the area, and it is backed up almost to and beyond el sobrante at this point past hilltop. and look for traffic to begin improving. it is holiday lite juneteenth lite today, guys. >> sue thank you. meteorologist drew tuma hasa this xfinity wifi is booming! booming, booming, booming booming, booming, booming

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in studio this morning. gloria. governor newsom is trying to regain control of the california national guard. >> he is. amanda. the legal battle over president trump's deployment of the california national guard in los angeles will continue tomorrow in a federal appeals court right here 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 mickelson is a political science and constitutional law professor at menlo college in atherton. she says there's a chance that 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

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and of course, we will continue to track the protests across the state, including the actions planned here in the bay area. today, we are updating abc seven news.com constantly. if you have the abc seven bay area app, you can get immediate notifications on the latest developments. >> 509 this morning we're looking live at our san jose camera this morning, where the skies are clear here. in fact, we have mainly clear skies in walnut creek, also in the north bay. it's across the city and in oakland right now where we do still have that morning cloud cover temperatures. right now we are starting out in the 50s, so we'll show you the exploratorium camera, a live look. you can see that cloud cover up above. so we'll find on the day planner that sunrise here is at 547 this morning. the cloud cover not as thick or as widespread as it has been the past couple of mornings. so the afternoon is sunny. it's warmer than yesterday, with temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year

. >> i'm gloria rodriguez with the traffic alert for you.he metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza. they turned on at 535 this morning and you can see a live look right there. traffic is starting to back up a little bit, but really not too bad. you'll get by just fine at this time of the morning. and if you are driving from highway four to san francisco, it will take you about 40 minutes. we also want to tell you about some emergency road work that's on southbound 280, on the connector ramp there to southbound us 101 in san francisco. that connector ramp is closed, so keep that in mind. it won't reopen until 6 p.m, so if that's your usual route, you can exit on cesar chavez and then hop onto highway 101 from there. so that's a little bit of a delay, but there's definitely a way to get around that. reggie. >> thank you. gloria. a few years ago, we told you about the largest jewelry heist in u.s. history that all started here in the bay area. now, federal authorities are charging seven men in connection with breaking into a br

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yesterday's vision walk five-k, was hosted by abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez.s is the 20th year of the walk done in dozens of cities across the country. it's all to support research into cures for blinding retinal diseases. all right, here's a voyage back in time on the san francisco bay. the ss jeremiah o'brien embarked on its 45th annual memorial cruise from pier 35 at fisherman's wharf yesterday. the operational world war two liberty ship launched in 1943 and took part in the d-day invasion back in 1944. one of the ship's volunteers says the memorial cruise honors the legacy of the merchant mariners and those who served in the armed forces. the ship sailed past the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island, and it was certainly a hot day for it, a lot hotter in the central valley, though. in fact, temperatures crept up to 95 degrees yesterday at the big league dreams sports complex in manteca. youth travel, baseball players from all over northern california played in that heat. the players tried to keep cool in the dugouts, while people in the stands stayed und

yesterday's vision walk five-k was hosted by abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez. you see her there? this is the 20th year of the walk done in dozens of cities across the country. it's all to support research into cures for blinding retinal diseases. now, here's a voyage back in time on the san francisco bay. the ss, ss jeremiah o'brien embarked on its 45th annual memorial cruise from pier 35 at fisherman's wharf yesterday. the operational world war two liberty ship sailed through the san francisco bay, passing landmarks such as the golden gate bridge and, of course, alcatraz island. one of the ship's volunteers says the memorial cruise honors the legacy of the merchant mariners and those who served in the armed forces. the o'brien launched in 1943 and took part in the d-day invasion back in 1944. well, in the central valley, temperatures crept up to 95 degrees yesterday at big league dreams sports complex in manteca. youth travel baseball players from all over northern california played in the scorching heat. the players tried to keep cool in the dugouts, while pe

i'm gloria rodriguez, and let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. so lisa, we had some gloomy days. is it going to be a little nicer today? >> yeah. you know, it has been that way in the morning, but the marine layer is patchy this morning. it's just along the san mateo coast. and taking a look at our satellite and radar composite. we do have some high clouds that will move into the city and across the bay throughout the day, but overall it is a quiet pattern and things remain pretty much unchanged. we've been stuck in this mild to warm pattern. temperatures in the low 50s right now. patchy fog from san mateo. cool 45. half moon bay 44, sonoma 46 santa rosa. and compared to yesterday, we are 4 to 7 degrees cooler from the north bay to half moon bay. so there's a look at the high clouds by about 930. we're all in the upper 50s except far inland with mostly cloudy conditions, then partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. this is noontime, low to mid 60s around the bay and then by late in the day we've got a few low 80s arriving inland with temperatures

saturday's vision walk five k was hosted by abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez.h year of the walk done in dozens of cities across the country. it's all to support research into cures for blinding retinal diseases. now here's a voyae back in time on san francisco bay. the ss jeremiah o'brien embarked on its 45th annual memorial cruise from pier 35 at fisherman's wharf saturday. the operational world war two liberty ship sailed through the san francisco bay, passing landmarks such as the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. one of the ship's volunteers says the memorial cruise honors the legacy of the merchant mariners and those who served in the armed forces. the o'brien launched in 1943 and took part in the d-day invasion in 1944. coming up on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m. classic thrifty brand scoops of ice cream might be going away. a look at the future of the popular west coast ice cream brand, plus the official start to wildfire season in one part of the bay area. what you need to know as we see fire danger on the rise across the region. and multiple people hurt a

. >> good morning, i'm gloria rodriguez.f children's hospital in oakland have decided to end their strike tomorrow. a federal judge denied an injunction aimed to stop ucsf from implementing a so-called integration plan. the union says the plan will cancel union contracts and also cut pay. they plan to push the legal effort to prevent the transition to uc employment. ucsf said. there will be pay changes and also that employees will gain access to a pension. now let's get a check of that forecast with lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, gloria. good morning to you. sunny skies over san francisco with temperatures comfortably cool. low 50s right now. 55 in oakland, 61 in san jose. you can see how it's cleared out nicely in emeryville. 53 santa rosa. look for temperatures today. a few degrees cooler. breezy winds in the afternoon, mid 60s downtown. gloria. >> lisa, thank you. and thank you for joining us. the news continues now with. >> get everything you need to plan your day. >> welcome to abc seven mornings. let's get right t. gust

now let's turn to gloria rodriguez for a check of traffic. >> good morning. it is busy out there.r san mateo bridge camera. you can see the westbound side of 92 backed up right now from the toll plaza to foster city. it will take you 13 minutes and looking live at our walnut creek camera, traffic here is flowing nicely on 680 heading to and from highway 24, so you will have no delays there. amanda. >> all right. thank you. gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has a quick ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble breathing, or increased ketones. jardiance may cause dehydration dehydration that can suddenly worsen kidney function and make