now abc seven mornings live. >> now at six. scott peterson's infamous murder case. back in the spotlight today. the focus now is on pivotal evidence that

may need to be retested. >> former president trump's fate now in the hands of a jury in his hush money case. the fireworks we've already seen inside and outside the courthouse. >> then the strong arm of the gas tank where robots will be helping pump your fuel. oh, okay. >> this i can get into. >> not mad at this. i'm not mad at it. >> i feel like that robot is not going to kill me. >> well. but am i awesome? i'm >> good morning everybody. it's wednesday, may 29th. you'll be okay. >> he's okay. will we? you'll be okay. don't worry. they're not here yet. okay. you still got a few days. thank you. here's a live look outside. get ready for a warm afternoon. we have sunshine on the way. look at this from sutro tower. we are completely fog free, so that means it's going to be a warm afternoon on the way. in fact, you look at current sky conditions across the area and we are seeing clear skies just some patchy cloud cover around half moon bay. but even there

today that sunshine will warm us up well into the 60s. so right now we have mainly 50s on the board. some of our cooler valleys like danville and napa coming in at about 49 degrees. but get ready for a warm afternoon along the coast. i mean, look at this forecast. sunny skies, upper 50s, lower 60s today. light breeze out there is shaping up to be fantastic across the entire region. go to the bay shoreline. we warm pretty fast. by 11 a.m. we're already near 70 degrees, and then by 4 p.m. we're closing in on 80 and some of our warmest cities around the bay shoreline. now inland, looking lovely. we get pretty warm here, pretty fast. and by the afternoon, under full sunshine, mid and upper 80s for daytime highs. let's check in with amanda. commutes going yeah. >> good morning drew here at 602a little bit of sunlight on the sigalert in san jose. you can see it's this big rig that's on its side. it hit some barrels. it's carrying 40,000 pounds of strawberries. and because it hit those barrels, you can see that sand in the roadway. this is shut down northbound 101 to 880. and then northbound 880 to 101 in san

jose. it's been this way since about three this morning. let's get you around it, though. if you're traveling hitting the road, take 87 or 680 instead. it's sure to be an issue for the next few hours as well. back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. happening today. convicted murderer scott peterson will face a judge remotely again in the latest attempt to get a new trial. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in redwood city, and gloria, today's hearing is all about evidence from more than 20 years ago. >> it is kumasi. his lawyers are focusing on a van and a bloody mattress that was found near the peterson home in modesto. this is scott peterson continues fighting for a new trial. and today a judge will be hearing arguments about whether to revisit dna evidence in the murder of laci peterson and her unborn child 20 years ago. the la innocence project would like items from a burnt out van tested with state of the art dna detection, and this includes the testing of the entire bloodied mattress that was found inside the van, not just a sample. if

any, of laci's dna was to be recovered in the van, that could place her as alive. when peterson went fishing 20 years ago, peterson was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son, connor. laci and connor's bodies were found in the san francisco bay in april of 2003, but uc davis forensics expert ashley hall does not think new testing will make a difference in the case, as peterson's attorneys try to revive a theory that burglars killed laci, the technology, the assays, the way that we collect and analyze evidence has not changed enough since 2019 that these samples warrant retesting and hall is worried if the judge agrees to the retesting, it could open the floodgates for similar appeals in other cases, and the prosecution argues there is no need for dna evidence because other evidence convict peterson live in redwood city.

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. happening today. opening statements begin in the state trial for the man charged with attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband, paul, in their san francisco home. in court yesterday, david depape was resentenced to 30 years in prison on his federal charges for the 2022 assault. paul pelosi was 82 at the time and needed to have skull surgery to. papp spoke to the court. he said in part, quote, i'm sorry for what i did, especially what i did to paul pelosi. i should have just left the house when i realized nancy pelosi wasn't home. >> today is day one of jury deliberations in former president trump's hush money trial. amanda is at the live desk with the closing arguments that wrapped up yesterday, and the clash outside the courtroom. >> yeah, kumasi and closing arguments yesterday, former president trump's defense attorney tried to tear down the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, michael cohen. cohen of course, is trump's former fixer. now, trump is accused of falsifying business

records to hide a payment he made to cohen to pay off adult film actress stormy daniels. daniels. excuse me to keep her quiet about a long denied affair. now, prosecutors say trump falsified documents to hide that information from voters. he denies all wrongdoing. now outside the courthouse, actor robert de niro clashed with a heckler. you're a bunch of clowns. >> you see this guy get elected to the biden campaign, dispatched de niro and two former police officers who defended the capitol on january sixth. donald trump wants to destroy not only the city, but the country and eventually he could destroy the world. >> now, trump's case is in the hands of five women and seven men. the judge will instruct them on the law first thing this morning, and then deliberations will start. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. developing news. parents are raising security concerns after multiple middle school girls were arrested for being involved in a

school fight in novato. video shows at least one girl being assaulted during lunch time last friday. there were at least three girls beating down on her, while other students surrounded them, some filming this fight. it happened at sinaloa middle school. upset parents attended a meeting at the school last night. an update from police is expected today. melanie sanchez says her daughter was arrested because she was seen on camera throwing punches. she claims her daughter and others were bullied by the student who was attacked on video. >> hugging my daughter goodbye when she's never been away from me. that did it. >> when they took her to away today. >> yeah, yeah, and i can imagine how the other parents felt when they came home from work and their daughter was gone. >> police say school administrators knew about an initial attack thursday. on friday, two extra private security guards were brought in, along with a number of additional administrators. the two district wide school resource officers were not on campus. >> the developments uc santa cruz will hold remote classes

today and tomorrow in response to a new wave of pro-palestinian protests. protesters blocked the entrances to the university for more than ten hours yesterday. university officials say they cut off access to emergency vehicles and prevented employees and students from leaving the university. chancellor called the protests, quote, extremely dangerous, promising severe penalties. protests have been happening on campus since may 1st. graduate workers who are a part of the united auto workers union joined the protests on may 20th, and now the uaw membership has expanded its strike at ucla and uc davis. hundreds of unionized academic workers hit the picket lines yesterday, joining their counterparts at uc santa cruz. now these are grad students who teach, do research and support faculty. they are on strike to protest. university of california's response to pro-palestinian protests on campuses. they want uc administrators to give amnesty to students who are facing anywhere from arrests to

disciplinary actions for protesting. >> if there is no amnesty for the students and the student workers that were peacefully protesting in our campus and because of that are not facing charges and all the way to eviction from the university. there is you know, that's just the bare minimum that we're asking for. >> ucla vice chancellor mary osako said in a statement, quote, students are paying tuition and fees to learn and were dismayed by deliberate outside disruptions that get in the way of that. students want to hear their professors teach, not the piercing sounds of trumpets, drums and slogans being shouted right outside their classroom windows. >> a south bay doctor is home after getting stuck in gaza. this is video of that homecoming doctor haley sheikholeslami is a physician at sutter health in san carlos. she went to gaza on a volunteer medical mission. she was only supposed to be there for two weeks, but while she was there, the israeli military shut down the rafah border, leaving her stuck. >> i'm glad to be home. i'm glad

to be with family, but there's a lot of people i left behind. they're not just patients, but also, you know, colleagues, coworkers who have not been able to evacuate yet. >> her family and local muslim organizations worked with the us state department to help get her home. >> 609 and we'll take you to our sutro tower camera, where it is sunny out there this morning. that sun is above the horizon. it's currently 53 degrees in the city with a light breeze right now coming out of the west at about 13mph, we're in store for a warm day filled with sunshine. looking at your weather wellness air quality is good today. tree pollen remains at moderate levels and your uv index is an eight out of 11 that is very high. so wear that sunscreen you can burn in less than about 20 minutes today without it, because we will see wall to wall sunshine no matter where you are. so temperature wise, future weather showing you we have clear conditions at 9 a.m. 50s and upper 60s. at that hour. by noon mid 60s to the upper 70s it

already feels quite warm by lunchtime. then into the afternoon, a lot less wind than yesterday and warmer temperatures going above average in most cities. so a high of 70 in the city today we'll go to 75 in oakland, near 80 in san jose, 83 in napa, a warm high of 85. in concord, even the coast is lovely today, with 60s and 70s from half moon bay to santa cruz. so speaking of the coast, boat, beach and surf forecast will have winds out of the northwest. waves 6 to 8ft high or swell period is nine seconds and your ocean water temperature in the low and mid 50s. we'll take a closer look at our daytime highs. we'll go region by region coming up in eight minutes. >> drew. thank you. still to come, a san francisco supervisor wants the city to start testing for a potentially dangerous drug that could be on our streets. other cities in north america are seeing it responsible for a spike in overdoses. then more trouble for diddy federal investigators overnight, signaling they could take up a case against him. and it's never too late to add a loved one to

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deaths. a bill requiring narcan to be added to first aid kits has advanced to the state senate. narcan is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose. amanda this bill is advancing as one san francisco supervisor is urging the city to begin testing for a drug that's

being blamed for hundreds of overdoses across the country. >> yeah, reggie. and we know narcan is really good at reversing fentanyl overdoses. now, supervisor matt dorsey is warning about fentanyl laced with the animal tranquilizer or medetomidine. now, dorsey says chicago, philadelphia, indianapolis, toronto and vancouver are seeing the drug in fentanyl. he says it's very potent and dangerous. dorsey is asking for the metal medical examiner's toxicology office to start screening for the drug. >> we periodically update our testing regime when feasible, and that is certainly a substance that we would add to our list of testing regime. >> the office already screens more than 200 drugs that can be synthesized and sold last year, the dea warned of an uptick in use of another veterinary drug, nicknamed tranq. back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. in the east bay, a man shot by a pittsburgh police officer two years ago is now suing the department. ashton porter says he was experiencing a mental health crisis and

locked himself in a hampton inn hotel room. his family called police for help. officers shot porter when he left his room with a knife. he claims the department and several officers violated his civil rights during the 2022 encounter. >> i called out for help. i explained to him that i really didn't understand what was going on at the time, and i just wanted time to get some sleep, try to clear my mind in whatever way i could. >> the contra costa da's office charged porter with assaulting an officer, trespassing and refusing to leave. we reached out to the pittsburgh police department. we're waiting for a reply. >> new details in a south bay shooting that killed one woman, injured a man and led to an hours long standoff with police. all of this happened on memorial day on north 20th street in san jose. neighbors reported hearing several gunshots, some initially thinking it was fireworks. san jose police say officers found a woman who had extensive physical

trauma inside the house. they also saw a male suspect who then self barricaded. he eventually surrendered after 2.5 hours, then was arrested. police say the woman was not the only victim during the investigation. >> we did discover that he did brandish a firearm and shoot an additional adult male victim who was there at the incident, and he was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. >> the woman's death marked the city of san jose's 16th homicide of the year. that number is trending higher than last year at this time, when there were 11. >> new details about the timeline to get a controversial proposal in solano county before voters. we could know as soon as june 12th if the california forever plan will appear on the ballot this november. abc seven has been following this story for quite some time. developers have bought up huge chunks of land around travis air force base in fairfield. they want to

build a city for 400,000 people. last month, they turned in signatures to get this on the ballot. now the county is verifying those signatures. if the registrar voters can verify enough signatures by june 12th, the process will move forward. at the june 25th board of supervisors meeting. >> robots will be in charge of filling up drivers, tanks across gas stations in the emirates, abu dhabi national oil company launched a pilot project introducing a robotic fueling arm meant to provide an ai driven experience. so the arm uses sensors and cameras to extend toward the car, open the fuel tank cap and then align the nozzle to fill up the car. its creators hope that this will support existing staff, boost productivity, and reduce wait times. >> interesting, right? >> and they also hope it won't attack them, right? >> it's i like that it's like locked in place so it can't like come after you. that's a nice little added benefit. you know i support this is cool. i do on

the east coast when i visit family in jersey, you can't pump your own gas, which is a nice little treat, you know, like that, i love that. yet it was like that in oregon too. i didn't they repeal that. yeah so i think jersey is the only state where you can't pump your own gas. it's nice to sit in your car and look at your phone. >> it is. yeah. >> what's interesting is that they didn't make it so that the pump itself does it. i would have thought that would have been the easier way to do it. instead, it's a robot arm doing it for you. it's like a robot coming in and taking your vacuum and doing this rather than a roomba. >> yeah, you know. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. well, maybe we can workshop there to install on what exists. >> yeah. ooh, maybe that. and then they're going to develop skins for that arm, just like okay for that dog. >> and then a knife not a knife. >> no friend. no. anyway. only handles the pump for now. for now, this morning, our east bay hills camera is showing you it's just really pretty. this morning a great sky. we are pretty much cloud free this morning. and that means it's going to be a

warm afternoon with a lot of sunshine. so here's a look at the accuweather headlines. get out today and enjoy it. it's a warm afternoon with that wall to wall sunshine. tomorrow it gets even hotter here inland. almost summer-like with 90s tomorrow afternoon and friday and then looking at the weekend outlook saturday and sunday. we'll keep that sunshine and we will keep temperatures above average. so any outdoor plans you're thinking about doing over the weekend? you're good to go. plan away. here's a look at today's forecast. sunshine 80 quickly appear inland by noon. upper 80s by 5 p.m. around the bay shoreline. it is very nice, very mild. in the mid 70s and along the coast you to find sunny skies and temperatures mainly in the low 60s. so highs today. wall to wall sunshine will go into the 70s and 80s in the south bay. feeling lovely today along the peninsula we will have sunny skies, mild temperatures 76. in redwood city, about 74 in mountain view. now the city will see wall to wall sunshine, even

the sunset and richmond districts mid 60s. there but 70 in the financial district later on this afternoon, as we head into the north bay, we'll find 70s and 80s above average temperatures in the east bay, we'll see sunshine 73 in orinda, but 76 in fremont, berkeley, up to 74 and then inland. it's warm 80s from brentwood to walnut creek. 83. the high in livermore. look at this focast at oracle park today. i mean, it will be hard pressed to find a better looking day for a ball game at oracle. 70 degrees by the ninth inning with wall to wall sunshine. so enjoy. if you're headed there overnight tonight we will keep skies mainly clear and temperatures in the 40s and in the 50s. accuweather seven day forecast will show you even warmer here tomorrow and friday. we'll have 90s inland now over the weekend we will see a little bit of a cool down, but still those temperatures, 70s and 80s away from the coast are above average with lots of sunshine both days. guys. >> drew thank you. now we bring in ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma.

>> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie kumasi nice to be with you. so coming up here on a wednesday we will start by following the latest on former president trump's criminal trial. jury deliberations set to get underway this morning. and dan abrams will be here to break down the case. also, more of diane's riveting interview with the sisters of nicole brown, this time on how nicole's kids are doing 30 years later. also, are you ready to find some unclaimed cash that you might be owed? oh, that's right, our show me the money series is back, but this time we'll tell you why you can do it every single year. and you actually should. because there's still money out there. and then we have a lot of excitement here in times square. first lady doctor jill biden is here. security is tight. and then also ron howard and robin's interview with country superstar lainey wilson. and if you haven't seen it yet, we are going to show you the new trailer and a first look at mona two. very exciting here. you know, friend is already excited about this ginger. >> i already watched it during a commercial break. >> i that's why i said if you haven't watched it already because i knew, yes, i knew, i

love my girl mona. >> you know i like the trailer. she's not to see that it's the most streamed, but how about this? >> mona two comes out on the same day as wicked. >> oh, what are we going to do? >> it does. really? yep. >> stay in the theater. >> yeah, that's a fight. it's a double feature. that's a box office fight. back >> it's a box office fight. wow. that's a okay. those are some heavy hitters. you know what? we win because both of them are going to be great. and they're both musical and that's right starring powerful women. i'm into it. yeah yep. ooh. exciting. i'm glad you told us that. okay, okay. >> nice. again. >> yeah. >> or as alanis morissette recently told us when i interviewed her, what we're not going to do is put women against women. >> she said i'm not going there. >> she wasn't going there. she said, that's not iconic. it might be ironic, but it's not. >> we just have to put them together. >> it's like barb and hammer, but it's mona. yeah. and what are we going to do? wicked mona? we'll try it later because it could get ugly here. mona.

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music mogul sean diddy combs, according to cnn investigates, have notified possible witnesses that they could be brought in to testify in new york city since november 8th. lawsuits named combs, seven of them accusing him of sexual assault. one of them, filed by former girlfriend cassie ventura, has been settled . investigators are still gathering evidence and questioning potential sources in their federal probe. a virgin atlantic flight from london to san francisco was forced to return to heathrow monday, after the pilot reported a cracked windshield. here's a live look at sfo. that's where the flight was headed. a virgin atlantic spokesperson tells abc seven news the captain reversed course about 3.5 hours after departing london, while over iceland. that flight was canceled. next, at 630, a big win for lgbtq advocates as a bill that would have cut some trans rights in california fails to make the

ballot. then the golden state valkyries haven't even gotten on the court yet, but they are still taking the bay area by storm. how many people already have

now at 630, a series of drive by

shootings on the peninsula are startling police. the attackers aren't using the usual weapons. they're actually using toy gel blasters and a big impact for drivers who use 19th avenue. >> there will be closures, and if you're not careful, it could impact your morning commute. >> plus, a surprise guest one groom had for his new bride at their wedding. why she was so excited to see a penguin? >> or i mean, who wouldn't? >> that's true. >> how cute. >> right? and they're already dressed for the occasion. >> is that. >> good morning everybody. it's wednesday, may 29th. >> here's your forecast from drew. yeah. >> get ready. warm sunshine. that's the call today. it's going to be a very lovely afternoon. we'll take you to walnut creek right now with a live view. and you can see nothing but clear skies out there. you look at sky conditions across the region. look how much sunshine we have. even in the city. the east bay, the south bay, half moon bay right now has a little bit of cloud cover. the airport reporting partly cloudy skies

right now, but even the coast will see full sunshine today. right now, temperatures were mainly in the low to mid 50s. as we get going on this wednesday dress for warm temperatures this afternoon along the coast we have sunshine will mainly go into the low 60s for daytime highs. the light breeze this afternoon around the bay shoreline. it's even warmer than that. look at these temperatures really take off throughout the morning. by the afternoon we'll see temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. even warmer as we head inland. it's going to be an above average day. we'll see daytime highs in the mid and upper 80s by about 4 p.m. let's check in with amanda. see you go. >> yeah. good morning drew. our caltrans camera showing some glare. but we do know crews are working to unload 40,000 pounds of strawberries from this overturned big rig. it overturned at about 3 a.m. in san jose. this is shutting down northbound 101 to northbound 880, as well as the northbound 880 to northbound 101 ramps. there uh. it also hit some barrels. the sand has now

cleared, but that time that they're going to take to unload all those strawberries, it's going to take a while. and then they have to get that truck back on its wheels and out of that way, just know that traffic is backing up all the way to alum rock on northbound 101. we want to get you around it. you 680 or 87. instead, we'll continue to track this as it develops. >> thank you amanda. more than 20 years after being convicted of murder, scott peterson is facing a judge again. he hopes the judge may decide to rule on key evidence that his legal team thinks could overturn his conviction. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live from outside that courthouse in redwood city, gloria, good morning. >> kumasi scott peterson's lawyers believe that testing this dna evidence could prove that his wife, laci, was actually murdered by burglars. now, peterson's new lawyers with the la innocence project want items from a burnt out van found near the peterson home in modesto, tested with state of the art dna detection, this

includes the testing of the entire bloodied mattress found inside the van, not just a sample, as was done previously. if any of laci's dna was to be recovered in the van, that could place her as alive. when peterson went fishing, peterson was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son, connor. laci and conner's bodies were found in the san francisco bay in 2003, but uc davis forensics expert ashley hall doesn't think that new testing will make a difference in the case, as peterson's attorneys tried to revive a theory that burglars killed laci. >> there has to be a high bar for where we retest samples flooding the system with samples for retesting would restrict what we can do for current cases. we've taken three samples here from different. >> hall doesn't feel the technology has changed enough to warrant new testing, but says that if the judge orders new testing, it could be done within a week. and this morning, the

judge will be hearing arguments about whether to revisit that dna evidence. prosecutors have argued it's not necessary. and today peterson will be appearing virtually. the hearing starts at 9:00 this morning. of course, we'll have updates for you at 11:00 today. live in redwood city. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks. gloria san mateo police are calling a recent string of drive by shootings involving toy gel blasters alarming. on sunday, police received three different 911 calls within three hours from communy meers saying they had been shot at. a man and his pregnant wife say they were shot multiple times in the third incident. officers say the suspects used guns similar to what you see here on the screen. they shoot out gel filled pellets up to 200ft per second. some of the victims were reportedly shot in the face and almost got hit in the eye. residents are pretty surprised by all this. >> it's really surprising because i've never seen anything like that. i've been here lots

of times and it's always felt safe. >> three people have been arrested. police say they're being charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> crime victims in san francisco will soon have access to more help. the city has announced the establishment of the office of victim and witness rights. this office will provide support and assistance to victims and their families in the aftermath of a crime, during criminal prosecution and after a verdict is reached, the crime. the office will also connect crime victims to available resources citywide, and it will be led by civil rights attorney ivy lee, who's worked in the mayor's office as a policy advisor on public safety and victims rights. >> this office will have one purpose, which is to try to make government work better for survivors and the people who serve them. >> we have so many organizations and people who do this work every single day, and now you have a city department that is leading the effort and will make

sure that we do the analysis necessary to provide you with the support and resources you need. >> this is extraordinary. >> the creation of the office of victim and witness rights was mandated by proposition d, which voters approved back in 2022. funding it was then part of mayor breed's budget proposal last year, a fugitive known as the bad breath rapist, who'd been on the run for 16 years, has been arrested in the east bay two and kit lee was arrested yesterday in danville. lee was found guilty in the kidnaping and rape of a young woman in massachusetts, but he fled during his trial in 2007. officials say earlier this year, images on social media showed a man who investigators believed was lee. they connected those images to a home in diablo. authorities confirmed lee's identity through fingerprints, and now he's being held in the east bay pending his extradition to massachusetts. >> new developments at a plan targeting transgender children in california, it will not make it to the november ballot. the

measure would have banned gender affirming health care for trans kids and barred female trans students from sports. it also would have required schools to notify parents when a child is trans or gender nonconforming. proponents say they want to protect parents rights, but they were about 150,000 signatures short of qualifying for the ballot. so right now, state lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban parental notification policies in schools statewide. >> today, san francisco's palace of fine arts will host a summit with the movers and shakers in the ai world and the politicians setting the rules for its future. san francisco's mayor, london breed and district attorney brooke jenkins are among the keynote speakers at the gen ai summit. governor gavin newsom is also set to speak to the crowd of tech leaders. researchers and entrepreneurs. a heads up if you usually drive along 19th avenue in san francisco starting today, some lanes of this busy road

will be closed for emergency pavement repair. amanda has more on the impact of this closure. yeah. >> kumasi two of the three northbound lanes of 19th avenue will be closed. it will be from sloat boulevard to taraval street in the direction going toward golden gate park. now, maintenance crews will work on major pothole and pavement repairs along the three block stretch. the work is scheduled from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. today, tomorrow and friday. public works says the work will improve overall driving conditions along the corridor. a more extensive repaving of 19th avenue between san francisco state and golden gate park is scheduled for next spring. back to you. >> thanks, amanda. coming up, the warning if you own an older nissan model that could still have exploding airbags and let's take a look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> you can see we're down right now by almost 400 points. another update on the markets next and why giants great barry bonds will lose his spot in some of the baseball record books without some people even playing

a game. >> but first, here's drew. >> yeah, let's get you going out the door. 639 and we're looking at the morning planner. you can see we are just seeing bright, clear skies out there. temperatures are going to warm pretty quickly today into the 60s. by 9:00 into the 70s close to lunchtime. so we'll take you to our okay camera this morning with a live look outside. look at all that blue sky. we have sunny skies at the airport, 54 degrees right now. just a real light breeze this morning. future weather showing you no matter where you are today. you'll see sunshine from the coast, around the bay, shoreline and inland. and those temperatures warm pretty fast. by noon we're in the mid 60s to the upper 70s. if you can take a break and get outside this afternoon, it will be very nice. a lot less wind than yesterday and mild temperatures. looking at highs today we'll go to 70 in the city. total sunshine across the entire city today. warmer in oakland at 7585. in santa rosa. quite pleasant in the south bay, 79 in san jose, 85. the high in concord. your boat, beach and surf forecast. expect sunny skies along the coast today. a

wind out of the northwest. waves 6 to 8ft in your ocean temperature in the low and mid 50s across the entire state. we are enjoying sunshine 80s in the valleys, our deserts hot today, hitting 102 in palm

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our about a recall involving nissan vehicles. that's been going on for years. amanda nissan is urging people with certain cars to stop driving them because it could be dangerous. >> kumasi. this urgent warning out this morning involves a recall you've likely heard about. nissan says there are still more than 84,000 people who have not had their dangerous takata airbags replaced. now, those airbags have been in question for years. they can explode and send metal fragments flying. as many as 58 people were injured since 2015 because of this issue. one person was killed by an exploding inflator in 2018. the warning covers certain 2002 through 2006 centrist small cars, some 2002 through 2004, pathfinder suvs and 2002 and 2003 infiniti q suvs. nissan says if you have one of these cars that is not had the airbags replaced, you should stop driving it immediately. they are so

concerned they're even offering to have the car towed to your dealer to have the issue fixed. back to you at the desk. >> okay, amanda. thank you. today, santa clara county will start spray treatments to try to get rid of aggressive mosquitoes spotted in east san jose. the mosquitoes are known to carry the zika virus. yellow fever and other illnesses. 12 have been detected recently. trying to kill off the adult mosquitoes hasn't worked, so the county will now target larva with insecticide spray. the county says pets and people should remain inside during the treatments. this is going to take place over the next few months. wildlife officials in south lake tahoe say a man accused of shooting and killing a bear cub is not going to be cited. >> the bear league says this 16 month old bear walked into a home through an open door, likely trying to find something to eat. the homeowner says the bear went for his dog and that's what he shot it. the bear then went outside, climbed up a tree and fell. he says he shot the bear again to euthanize it

because it looked like it was suffering. the el dorado county sheriff's office says a bear entering a home when someone is there is very unlikely. >> the black bears that we have in california and here locally in el dorado county, they are honestly more afraid of people than they are aggressive to them . >> officials have opened up a public comment period on a draft of a black bear conservation plan. it would include new models to better track the population of bears and minimize human bear conflict. >> now for your morning money report. starbucks and the union that represents the chain's workers are heading back to the bargaining table this week. this comes after starbucks and workers united met in a two day session last month. both sides say they made significant progress. the union is pushing for a better pay and benefits. the ceo of starbucks says the company is focused on creating a more stable environment by investing in upgraded equipment and improving staffing and scheduling. and taking a live

look at the new york stock exchange this morning as trading gets underway, we are significantly down about 350 points. >> a historic change to our national pastime, major league baseball is incorporating statistics from the leagues, which started playing more than 100 years ago. hall of fame catcher josh gibson, who played in the 1930s and 40s, will now become the mlb's career leader in slugging percentage. former giant barry bonds now moves down the list and updated version of major league database will be made public before the cardinals and giants play a tribute game to the leagues next month. bonds is still the all time home run leader there, taking the bay area by storm, and they have even played a game. >> the golden state valkyries have now received more than 12,000 season ticket deposits. the team has also received more than 4500 individual ticket deposits since launching the team's brand. that means thousands of people will converge regularly on chase center when the purple and black

start playing here in san francisco, the team makes its debut in the wnba in 2025. >> this weekend, people all across the state will be able to adopt a pet for free. this is an event put together by san francisco spca and a host of other adoption agencies. more than 150 shelters statewide are participating in adopt a pet day. it happens saturday, june first. the adoption fees are going to be paid for by aspca, the organizers say the goal is to find forever homes for more than 2000 shelter pets. you can find more information by visiting their website. ca adopt a pet day .org. a surprise waddled its way down the aisle to help two newlyweds tie the knot, so the groom wanted to surprise his now wife, who loves penguins so he had a well dressed penguin assigned as their ring bearer. the groomsmen carried a bucket of fish for the special guests. this was in

chester, england. the penguin named widget, later set with the newlyweds as they signed their license. i want to see widget sitting with the newlyweds. >> i know i do too. >> i mean, this is so adorable. don't you feel like he's looking around? >> oh yeah. he's wondering what is happening. >> he's like, give me that bucket of fish. >> that is. that's all he cares about. is that fish? >> he don't care about the people? >> no. okay. >> it doesn't seem bothered. >> no. >> he is so adorable. >> you know, when i went to africa. >> okay. yes. >> you went to africa, did you? i have a passport. >> when we flew there. not everybody knows that penguins are in south africa. >> oh, i say, not everyone knows you went to safari. no, no, we know, everyone knows. >> i went to safari. but the penguin part i think, is surprising. >> yeah, i don't think people would instinctively think. >> yeah, yeah. >> and the same country, you could see a leopard and you can also see a penguin. that is. that's wild. >> how cool. yeah >> when they slide on their bellies into the water, they're just living there like free penguin lives jumping into the water, hatching eggs. >> yeah. could you get close to

them or they told you no. >> you can get really close to them. >> yeah that's cool. you're on like a little boardwalk walking through. and then they're just standing over there super social. >> yep. that's cool. yeah. >> very neat. this morning we'll take you to sfo. it is sunny out there. we're in store for just a really warm afternoon. a live look at the camera showing you calm winds out there. you see that tree is not moving. the accuweather headlines will call for a warm afternoon. we're getting wall to wall sunshine here. even along the coast. it will be a bright afternoon now. tomorrow on friday gets even warmer. summer like inland with 90s making a comeback. and then over the weekend we're looking at sunshine and temperatures still remaining above average. in fact, let's look at the weekend forecast both saturday and sunday. it's kind of a carbon copy forecast, so to speak. nothing but sunshine, mild along the coast with warm temperatures inland. so if you have any outdoor plans this week, i know we have a lot of grads uh- seeing their graduation this week. if you have some parties this weekend you will be just fine. it's going to be very nice both day, so take a look at today. here's

the forecast. inland we have sunshine highs in the upper 80s inland around the bay shoreline. it's going to be warm mid 70s. and along the coast we see sunshine from start to finish with highs in the low 60s. so wall-to-wall sunshine today 70s and 80s in the south bay. it is looking very nice with sunshine. we will find 60s and 70s along the peninsula, c half moon bay and pacifica. we're getting on the sunshine as well across the entire city today it is bright. the sunset richmond district looking lovely. a light breeze mid 60s 70, in the financial district downtown in the north bay. we're in the 70s and 80s. it is warm. even the coast is looking very nice. sausalito, a high of 73 degrees in the east bay. it is bright and mild. 75 oakland, 77 castro valley, and then inland. we're in the 80s across the board 83 walnut creek, antioch, up to 86 degrees. look at this evening planner. if anything outdoors this evening, it's going to be mild. we have a light breeze out there. and again the fog is taking a break once again overnight tonight. so mainly clear skies and temperatures in

the 40s and in the 50s. the accuweather seven day forecast. we turn warmer here tomorrow and friday inland with 90s as our daytime highs. and then over the weekend as we begin a new month, june 1st. on saturday, we'll find a minor cool down, but still above average with our temperatures and sunny skies both saturday and sunday. guys thank you. >> drew. two shoebox sized satellites are now orbiting both the arctic and antarctica. experts are hoping to get a better understanding of our weather, climate change and sea level rise right here in the bay area. nasa just launched the energy measuring satellites on the north and south poles. the regions are warming even more quickly than the rest of the planet. scientists want to know if increasing greenhouse gases are playing a part. consequences of the warming climate could be lasting. >> glaciers in antarctica are the elephant in the room. they're huge uh- they have the potential to disappear very quickly, and they're really being driven by ocean warming. >> a better understanding of all

of this could be key to predicting what we could see in the bay area in the coming decades, including everything from erosion along our coastline to rising sea levels threatening the shores of san francisco bay. >> a big rule change for layaway services. soon, companies will let you buy something and pay for it over time, we'll have to follow new rules. they're known as buy now, pay later services, and they've been getting gaining popularity as credit card rates rise. under the rule change announced by federal regulators, companies like affirm, afterpay and klarna have to give refunds for returns or canceled services , send billing statements and investigate disputed purchases. the rule changes are expected to have the biggest impact on vulnerable consumers because you don't need a credit history for this, you don't need a good credit or any credit at all. >> it's disproportionately affecting low income households and also younger people. gen z, who don't have a lot of experience with managing debt. >> it's hard to know how many people are in debt through

layaway services because they don't have to report loans to credit reporting agencies >> okay, what we just watched was a man attempting to body slam an orca in the waters near auckland, new zealand. this video was shared on instagram back in february. the 50 year old can be heard shouting i touched it and then asking other people if they got it on video. he then stays in the water to try to touch the whale again. well, he got fined by the local department of conservation. it's not clear if that adult orca or the calf swimming nearby were hurt. >> three bay area middle school students competed in the quarter finals of the scripps national spelling bee. the local students are eighth grader shraddha reddy from basis independent silicon valley upper school in san jose. eighth grader amani sharon from sheboygan middle school in san

jose, and seventh grader aaron lee from helios school in sunnyvale. the san ramon valley rotary club is sponsoring all of them here are the words each contestant had to spell in the last round. shraddha is the only bay area student who made it through. the other two are eliminated in the last 90 minutes. the quarterfinals and semifinals are underway. the finals are tomorrow. the prize is $50,000. good luck. yes >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download that app now. you can start streaming, and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside at the sea lions who are out and about. >> at 655, we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yay! you're

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return big rig in san jose. the truck went down around three this morning, triggering a sig alert, and still has the northbound 101 to 880 and the northbound 880 to 101 connector shut down after they unload the fruit, they'll have to upright the big rig. take 680 or 87 to get around it. >> number two, the case of convicted killer scott peterson is set to return to a san mateo county court today. a judge could rule on a request from

peterson's new team of attorneys for new data for new dna testing, on evidence in the murder of his wife and unborn child. >> number three, the jury in donald trump's criminal trial set to begin deliberations today. court will be back in session at 7 a.m. >> number four today, the oakland city council is set to receive a report on mayor sheng tao's plan to balance the city's growing deficit. the mayor's plan includes a hiring freeze and using money from the sale of the coliseum land. the city council has until june 30th to approve a balanced budget. >> at number five, we're seeing clear skies out there this morning. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera showing you not a cloud to be seen. so get ready. we have a warm afternoon on the way. widespread 70s and 80s 75 in oakland, up to 70 in the city today, near 80 in san jose, 83. the high in napa. >> number six a heads up if you're driving in san francisco the next few days, a major road project will close the northbound lanes of 19th avenue between sloat boulevard and taraval street. the work is

happening from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, and number seven get ready to set sail. >> abc seven's parent company, disney, just released this trailer for the upcoming moana two film. moana will journey to the far seas and into dangerous waters for an adventure unlike anything she's ever faced. moana two hits theaters november 27th. >> fun fact this is the first time disney has ever used a female duo to write music for one of their animated features. oh wow. so that's really cool and i'll let you. cravalho is back. the original voice of moana. we love her. dwayne johnson is >> george: good morning america. donald trump's fate in the hands of a jury. deliberations set to begin this morning in the criminal trial of the former president after a full day of closing arguments. prosecutors called the hush money payment to daniels a conspiracy a