are on the scene of a massive fire at lake chabot public market in castro valley. now at 5:00, what we're seeing at the scene this morning. >> the 12 person jury and donald trump's hush money trial will resume deliberations this morning. we are monitoring the new york courtroom where a verdict could be handed down any day. >> the future is i, and san francisco is working to ensure its place as the premier city for the rapidly evolving industry and rehabilitated and ready to fly free.

>> the work that went into helping sick brown pelicans is found starving along the california coast. >> good morning. welcome to thursday. it's may 30th. >> good to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yes, if you like. yesterday. you're going to absolutely love today. it's even warmer out there this afternoon. here's a live look outside. this is our sutro tower camera showing you we have clear conditions in fact, we'll show you what the sky looks like across the entire region right now. and you will find that we do have clear skies everywhere, even along the coast. so very similar to yesterday. you will find nothing but sunshine once that sun gets up here later on this afternoon. so temperatures right now we are in the low and mid 50s, but some areas like parts of eastern contra costa county, we are in the low 60s. so this is the launching pad to warm us up once again looking at highs as we head along the coast. sunny skies again. i think this one model is overdoing the cloud cover. i think it's pretty bright the entire day, upper 50s to lower 60s around the bay shoreline. we'll go into the upper 70s to lower 80s once

again and inland. here we go. it's going to get hot around here. upper 80s to lower 90s for daytime highs. we'll take a closer look at what's ahead in about eight minutes. let's check in with amanda and see how we're doing. >> yeah good morning drew. here at the top of the ferguson, where traffic is being diverted to ferguson. and you can take bloomfield to highway 25 or 1, 56 to 25 to get around it. but we're also following some breaking news out of the east bay. if we want to come back live. to me here at the live desk this morning, fire crews, we know they are on scene . i want to make sure that we can show you some of this video because the video is just incredible. this is a massive fire at lake chabot public market in castro valley. and now at five, what we're seeing at the scene this morning, this video in in the last hour only

now the 12 person or excuse me, that fire is burning right now. this is a three alarm fire at chabot public market in castro valley. the building houses several small businesses and food vendors, including a coffee shop, ramen restaurant, and an ice cream shop. if you know this area, this is on lake chabot road, not far from the castro valley community center. alameda county firefighters have been trying to put out this fire since around 3:00 this morning. this is live video that we're looking at right now. video shows heavy flames coming from the entire building. uh. you can just see a lot of fire trucks on the street and smoke in the area. it's really unclear how the fire started. we have calls into the alameda county fire for more information. back to you at the desk. all right. thank you. >> amanda. this morning, deliberations and former president donald trump's hush money trial are entering a second day. jurors deliberated this case yesterday for four hours. the jury sent the judge two notes, one requesting to rehear jury instructions and the

other asking to be read back some testimony. jurors will determine whether trump is guilty of 34 felony charges of falsifying business records related to a hush money payment to stormy daniels, and testimony is to resume this morning in the state criminal trial of the man charged with assaulting the husband of speaker emeritus nancy pelosi. opening statements yesterday revealed details about david depapes mental state leading up to that attack in 2022. his defense team says he struggled with a personality disorder that led to, quote, fantastical thinking, including a desire to interview nancy pelosi, his attorneys. >> the most serious charge here is the attempted murder. in order to be convicted of an attempted crime, you need to have specific intent. >> now, his attorneys believe the bizarre behavior does not mean depape intended to kill paul pelosi when he broke into their home in 2022. depape has

been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for the assault on paul pelosi. he's facing a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted in the state case. paul pelosi is expected to testify tomorrow. new developments in scott peterson's attempt for a new trial in the 2002 killings of his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor. >> the judge is going to allow new dna testing on exactly one item a piece of duct tape. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is following the case. gloria you were there in the courtroom. peterson's legal team wanted 14 pieces of evidence to be retested. >> they did. reggie. and among those 14 items that scott peterson's attorneys wanted tested or retested for dna, a blood stain on a mattress from a van set on fire in modesto after laci disappeared. scott peterson's attorneys are trying to link that van fire and a local burglary to her disappearance and clear peterson in the death of his wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor. more than 20 years ago. the one

item that the san mateo superior court judge will allow for new or additional dna testing is a piece of duct tape that was found on laci's pants. it was tested in 2003 and was found to have human dna, but at the time it could not be traced to anyone, peterson is now 51 years old and watched the hearing virtually from mule creek state prison, where he's serving life without the possibility of parole. his attorneys with the la innocence project claim that laci witnessed a break in across the street from their home the day she went missing, and afterwards the burnt out van was found nearby with a bloody mattress inside. the defense wants the mattress retested for dna, but the judge denied the request, saying the evidence presented isn't enough to warrant a retest. prosecutors say the burglary was two days after she vanished and that the van has nothing to do with the case. but the director of the la innocence project argued that peterson deserves to have the

deaths of laci, and conner investigated further. >> no murder weapon was found, no time or even date of death was established. no cause and manner of death were ever established. >> the defense has never explained how mr. peterson was able to tell people that this would be his first holiday. back in the christmas, his first holiday without his wife, a special prosecutor who worked the first, scott peterson case, talked about the lies that peterson told his new girlfriend , amber frye, in the weeks before his pregnant wife disappeared, and he also said that the defense never explained why peterson was researching tide charts for the san francisco bay. >> and then weeks later, laci and conner's bodies were found in that same location, and the judge said she is not determining whether he's entitled to a new trial, but whether he'll have access to test evidence. and, of course, his attorneys are seeking a new trial, but it's still too early to know if that will happen. the

next court hearing is scheduled for july. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. >> gloria, i leaders will be coming together in san francisco again today for day two of the gen ii summit, 10,000 people are expected at this three day conference sponsored by microsoft and gpt dow. that includes big names like nvidia, openai, microsoft and ibm. the summit is also attracting people from all around the world. >> there's no ai event yet in the uh- in malaysia, and indonesia, so that's why we flew here to actually learn from the experts here, because there are so many developments here, so many companies here. >> mayor breed spoke yesterday saying forbes just declared of the top 50 ai companies in the world, 21 are right here in san francisco with more than $22 billion in investment. the conference will wrap up tomorrow. now, there is some skepticism about how much san francisco will benefit from ai,

according to reporting from our media partner, the san francisco standard. while ai companies have signed san francisco's biggest lease deals in recent memory, the number of jobs they're actually creating is less than in previous tech booms . some experts say it's because they're using their own ai technology to do more with less. >> today, the sf documentary festival returns for its 23rd year and includes 38 feature films and 52 shorts. 30 of the films are local to the bay area. one film centers on the pickleball craze, and we spoke to the producer and writer yesterday morning on our streaming show, abc seven at seven. >> you know, it's defying most cultural trends, which it was, you know, transcending race and class and all these, you know, typical barriers in our society that keep people apart. and yet this sport of pickleball was, you know, growing in all these demographics. and i thought that was really interesting. and i wanted to understand why. >> you can see dream breaker a pickleball story on friday at

the roxy theater. the sf doc fest also includes virtual screenings. you can find out more about that or buy tickets at the website sf indy. com 509 this morning we're going to the exploratorium camera right now with a live look outside. >> it is clear in fact, you look at current conditions across the entire area and every single city is reporting clear skies. that's all the moon and the stars you see, from san francisco to concord to san jose , even half moon bay. it is clear right now, and that will lead to another warm afternoon, in fact, warmer than yesterday. so here's future weather showing you. by 10 a.m. we have bright sunshine already, quite mild in the 60s and 70s, so i would dress more for summer today. need maybe a light jacket this morning, but the afternoon it certainly shorts and t-shirt weather for most of us. we'll head deeper into the day by 4 p.m. we'll see 80s and low 90s inland 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline, so it is set to sweat later on today. so highs across the region. we'll hit 70

again in the city. warmer in oakland today at 7885. in san jose. look at antioch, 90 degrees 92 in fairfield, santa rosa, close to 90 as well across the state. today we have morning marine layer clouds in southern california breaking for sunshine. it's mild. there hot in our valleys, very hot in our desert. 105 the high in palm springs. so the next three days, as we head into the weekend, we do see a minor cool down. but the weekend is looking fantastic. we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs. reggie in about eight minutes. >> thanks, drew a medical breakthrough here in the bay area. coming up, the brain implant that not only helped a stroke patient to communicate, but to do so in another language a pop up rave just outside san francisco's city hall. >> how businesses in the area are preparing for 25,000 music fans this weekend. >> it's not exactly your average newlywed story we're hearing from the man who survived a grizzly bear attack on

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will return to the wild today. since april, nearly 340 emaciated pelicans have been taken to wildlife rescue centers. amanda has more on their release. >> kumasi international bird rescue in sausalito has been helping the pelicans get better. the first group of rehabilitated birds will be released at fort baker this afternoon. experts say the birds are having a hard time finding fish. nearly 40% have been found tangled up in fishing gear. it's not clear why this is happening. abc7 news spoke with a veterinarian and the international bird rescue at earlier this month about this mystery. >> pelicans never forget how to find fish, but sometimes they run into problems. finding it can be a weather problem. could be a food availability problem. >> what i've learned in my time here is that they can come back from a lot of severe injuries, so we're confident that we can get a lot of these birds back into the wild and healthy again. experts say if you see a pelican in distress, call your local animal control. >> international bird rescue is asking for donations to help

with the cost to care for these birds. the group says it costs about $1,000 a day to keep them fed. reggie >> amanda. thank you. single day tickets for outside lands go on sale just a few hours, and we now know which headliners will be performing for which day. the killers will finish off night one. tyler, the creator, performed saturday night and closing out the entire festival sunday night will be sturgill simpson. the outdoor festival runs august 9th to the 11th at the polo fields in golden gate park. three day passes have already been on sale. nicki minaj is coming to san francisco. the rapper just added 22 new dates to her pink friday two world tour. it includes a stop at chase center september 23rd. minaj is currently on the european run of her tour. the second leg of the tour kicks off in september in philadelphia. pre-sale tickets are available now. general tickets go on sale tomorrow. you might remember she actually kicked off her tour in oakland. >> 25,000 people are expected to attend an outdoor rave this saturday at civic center plaza.

it sold out in just about 24 hours. businesses in that area say they are readjusting staffing and hours to cash in on the event. here's abc seven news reporter luz pena >> over 20,000 music fans are coming to downtown san francisco , and it all started with this post on x. >> there was some hints about it. skrillex and fred again had announced on social media that they are. they've got some new music and they're anxious to preview this. and there were some hints that it might come a week later. >> those hints have now solidified with a sold out outdoor electronic music dance party set for saturday, june 1st at san francisco civic center plaza. >> this is the line between my district and supervisor dean preston's district. i know we both really are supporters of doing anything we can to activate the neighborhood restaurants. >> pascal is right across civic center plaza. they found out about the dance party at the same time everyone else did. >> last minute. now staffing

changes, hours change. big crowd. you know, it makes for a good week. it gives everybody an opportunity here to make a little bit of extra money. >> according to the event organizers, another planet entertainment, the event is expected to inject tens of millions of dollars into san francisco's local economy. a huge boost for downtown. >> i don't think that there's really that one silver bullet when it comes to, you know, revitalizing and reimagining downtown san francisco post-pandemic. but having that consistent drumbeat of exciting events and activations is definitely going to be a big factor. >> nightlife and entertainment were among the industries hardest hit during the pandemic, but the city believes they will be vital to san francisco's economic recovery. >> for example, our downtown energy grant program is a $500,000 grant program with grants of up to $50,000 for existing downtown nightlife, entertainment arts businesses to support new creative projects. >> even though san francisco is not the one behind this weekend's event, the city is

putting money towards future events. >> san francisco is one of the world's great music cities, and events like this help remind everybody of that fact, and we want to keep reminding everyone of that fact in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> well, for the first time in decades, san francisco will host an oceanside parade to celebrate independence day. the area supervisor has announced plans for a parade and a picnic at great highway park june 29th, which is a saturday before the 4th of july. and you're you're invited to bring your own float. parade goers are being asked to decorate bikes and wagons if you want to be a part of the event, a float decorating party is going to be held the day before inside golden gate park. this. wow, look how creative. >> i mean, that's there's gonna be a lot happening that weekend with pride celebrating the fourth early. you're right. there's gonna be a lot you can do. a lot of things. >> what about this rave, though, right? >> i think it's cool. >> bring it. >> seriously, the fact that it

was like a week selling out quick. >> yep. and that's a very fun venue. i've seen a couple concerts there and great for tall people. oh okay. a lot of gay room by a lot of gay room. sorry. you'll be staring at people's backs but i was seeing way back stage perfectly. that was great. >> yeah. another privilege that we have. >> yeah. you're gonna go to the rave? no. okay >> i mean, i'm late. i didn't get a ticket. >> i mean, there's a will. there's a way with kumasi. aaron. >> well, you're right. no, but we'll see if you see her. >> do they have vip? >> probably. okay, they probably do if you saw her. no you didn't. that's what we say. let's go to sutro tower this morning. it is nice and quiet out there right now. it's clear once again, our marine layer is certainly taking a break for another day. and that means we have another warm afternoon on the way. so look at our summer-like spread here. 60 for a high in half moon bay, but downtown going to 70 once again 78. in oakland it's warm in the east bay today, 87 in walnut creek. and then you head to antioch and it is hot 90 degrees

for a daytime high looking at weather wellness today, air quality is good to moderate. tree pollen still moderate, and your uv index is an eight out of an 11. that is very high. so looking at today's forecast it is warm to hot inland sunny skies, upper 80s, lower 90s. as we head around the bay shoreline it's warmer than yesterday. bright skies continue upper 70s to lower 80s, and even along the coast it is sunny once again with highs in the low 60s for a lot of us. so sunny and summer like today. highs in the microclimates, widespread 80s in the south bay, 85 for san jose along the peninsula 60s, 70s and 80s. so cooler along the coast. but bright will hit 82, though in redwood city, 80 and los altos warm across the city once again today, mid 60s close to the coast. but downtown will hit 70 with full sunshine everywhere in the north bay. 80s and low 90s. the name of the game today 85 in napa, 91 in cloverdale, the east bay mid0s to low 80s 76 berkeley, but 80 for union city and inland mid 80s to low 90s. so it feels hot out there with those sunny skies. the

evening planner very much like yesterday. our marine layer is still pretty absent visually, so that means we have really nice conditions as we head throughout the evening. temperatures on the mild side. so overnight tonight we'll find mainly clear skies. once again. and those lows mainly in the low to mid 50s. now it's a carbon copy forecast here tomorrow temperatures are well above average and then by saturday we do see a cool down. but these temperatures are very close to where we should be for the start of june with a lot of sunshine. so the weekend is going to be absolutely fantastic. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. sunny and summer-like today. that warm sunshine continues tomorrow. sure, we're cooler over the weekend, but it's still very pleasant with sunny skies. our marine layer returns early monday morning, but then temps are on the rise for the middle part of next week. >> thank you drew. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> more anger in south lake tahoe after a man shot and killed a

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testing on just one item in the scott peterson case, a piece of duct tape found on his wife lacey's pants. the la innocence project, which took up peterson's case last year, had requested 14 items be tested. the trying to prove he didn't murder his wife and unborn child in 2002. >> number three a reminder if you're driving in san francisco, today is day two of pothole repairs on 19th avenue. two of the three northbound lanes will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, and it'll happen again tomorrow. >> number four some brown pelicans found starving along the california coast will return to the wild today. the group of rehabilitated birds will be released at fort baker in sausalito this afternoon. >> and number five, it is sunny and summer-like here this afternoon. even warmer than yesterday. get ready for widespread 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. our hottest cities inland. low 90s this afternoon. >> number six, we're keeping our eyes on a sigalert in the gilroy area. a big rig rollover on westbound 152 at ferguson. 20 gallons of fuel spilled, stopping traffic. take

bloomfield's highway 25 or 1 56 to 25 to get around it. and a quick note ace train one has been canceled this morning because union pacific track maintenance between pleasanton and fremont. >> number seven, if you're looking for a deal on a vacation , you may consider a cruise. companies have added more ships in alaska and the caribbean. reuters is reporting prices in some caribbean trips are down more than 20% compared with last year. neighbors in south lake tahoe are frustrated after a man shot and killed a bear, the state department of fish and wildlife said. >> a homeowner acted in self-defense when he shot that animal multiple times, but neighbors say that's just not true. according to fish and wildlife, the bear walked into a home through an open door, which led the homeowner to shoot it twice. they say he shot it again when the bear ran outside, climbed up a tree and fell down and one man claims he saw the whole thing go down. he says the first shot was fired after the bear ran away from the house. that's when the bear ran up the

tree and fell off. already hurt, he said. the homeowner then shot the bear two more times. >> he said. i got to put him out of his misery and he he shot him. there was no first shot in the house. also, the bear was never completely in the house. >> oh, the homeowner accused of shooting and killing the bear is not facing charges. >> in today's gma first look, a veteran who survived a grizzly bear attack on his honeymoon in the grand teton national park is now speaking out about how he made it out alive. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt in this morning's gma first look, an exclusive interview with the hiker who survived a vicious grizzly bear attack. >> it's insane how fast it all happens. i don't know, i just went to pure instinct. >> you know, no one ever starts their day thinking. i'm going to get attacked by a bear today. >> chloe and shane. patrick burke were honeymooning in the grand tetons celebrating marriage and shane's recovery from a brain tumor. >> at this point, like i'm always in the woods, i move

pretty fast. so i was moving and i was just like, at this point, just watching my gps. >> they split up and shane was trying to find a particular owl, but that wasn't the animal he encountered. >> it was close enough for me to identify that it was definitely a cub, and its mama running towards him. i locked up and i just it's the decision making and such a fearful moment coming up at 7 a.m. >> more on those harrowing moments with your gma first look. i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> what's this. >> so non-negotiables. that's how restaurants at the highest level operate. push boundaries constantly evolve through creativity. >> vibrant collaboration. that's demented. >> these are non-negotiables. i can sense the sarcasm and here it is. >> ph is officially released. the trailer for season three of its hit show, the bear and they're promising it will be nothing short of chaos. you can watch it on full streaming on fx and on hulu starting june 27th. if you're not streaming yet, but

you want to see what all the hype is about, that's me. you can watch. oh, a marathon? no, i need to get on board because you need to love it. and so many people love this show. i love it, i know. >> so i dressed up as if for halloween. >> i know all right. for me and all of you who need to get on board, there's a marathon of season one starting this sunday. it's on cable or satellite. two episodes will be available per day at 10 p.m. through wednesday. disney is the parent company of abc seven of hulu and fx. >> that was three stories in a row about bears. >> bears we're on a bear theme. not your ordinary visitor. coming up at 530. the mountain lion sightings here in the bay area keepi

live if it can happen again, i don't know if we would be without power sometime soon. >> no hot water, no power for

several weeks now, a 530. the legal action tenants of an east bay apartment building are taking to get their landlord's attention suspended for 60 days. >> we're hearing from the san jose state professor who says she's being punished for her stance on the war in gaza. >> new york city police on high alert following a possible threat of an attack. the sporting event next weekend that could be targeted by terror group isis. k. >> good morning everyone. it is thursday, may 30th gets all that. >> but first to check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hey. good morning. we're going for another warm one this afternoon. a lot of sunshine on the way as well. we'll take a live look outside. this is san jose, that sunrise here in less than 20 minutes. and look at sky conditions across the area. you see clear skies even along the coast once again. so our marine layer is visibly absent again the next 24 hours. and that's going to lead to another warm afternoon on the way. temperatures were mainly holding in the 50s, if not the low 60s, so we're already off to a mild start out there. i would definitely take the light jacket

with you for the next couple of hours, but we're going to quickly warm as we head throughout the morning. so here's a look at the coast. another sunny day out there. i think this one model is way overdoing the cloud cover. i think we'll stay bright along the coast today, upper 50s to the lower 60s around the bay shoreline. even warmer than yesterday, upper 70s, lower 80s under full sunshine and inland. today we'll hit 90 degrees in our hottest spots. you'll see temperatures quickly escalate mid 70s by 10 a.m, and by 3 p.m. there are those hot temperatures under full sunshine. let's see how we're doing with the commute on this thursday. hi amanda. >> good morning drew. our overall map really reflecting our typical slowdown on the altamont pass. but we do want to zoom into this sig alert that we're following specifically in gilroy because of an overturned big rig at westbound 152 at ferguson road, you can see speeds are down to zero miles per hour because of it. and then ace train one has been canceled this morning due to union pacific track maintenance between pleasanton and fremont. an estimated reopening is 6 a.m. and then another note unscheduled track maintenance is creating a ten minute delay for bart. san francisco line in the sfo, millbrae and daly city and

east bay directions. >> thank you amanda. we are continuing to track breaking news right now out of the east bay. >> a three alarm fire. >> it looks like it has been burning all morning, but they may just have gotten the flames out this is at lake chabot public market in castro valley. we know this building houses several small businesses and food vendors, including a coffee shop, a ramen restaurant, and an ice cream shop. and if you know this area, this is on lake chabot road, not too far from the castro valley community center. now, the video that you're seeing, it shows that heavy flames coming from that entire building earlier this morning. but as i mentioned, this is a live look from the scene right now. and it looks like those flames have been put out. it's something alameda county firefighters have been working on since around 3:00 this morning. now, one woman who lives behind the building says that she goes to this market all the time. >> we come down here like, frequently. we come down to get ice cream after dinner or we'll

come and get some meat at the at the uh- meat shop. it's it looks devastating. >> so it looks like firefighters have gotten that under control. we could still see them spraying inside that building. it's not clear how the fire started, but we do have calls into alameda county fire for more information. >> new developments in scott peterson's attempt to clear his name in the 2002 murders of his wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor. a judge has denied the la innocence project's request for new dna testing on all but one item, in this case, abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. so a piece of duct tape is going to be retested. >> that's right, reggie, it's a piece of duct tape that was found on laci's pants. it was tested in 2003, and it was found to have human dna. but at the time, it could not be traced to anyone. scott peterson's new attorneys with the la innocence project had requested new or additional dna testing, for a total of 14 items, and they include a blood stain on a

mattress from a van set on fire in modesto. after laci disappeared. also, a target bag wrapped in duct tape that was found near the spot where laci and conner's bodies were found, and twine that was found on connor's neck. this as they try to clear scott peterson of the death of his wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor. more than 20 years ago. peterson watched the hearing virtually from mule creek state prison, where he's serving life without the possibility of parole. the defense claims a burglary and van are crucial to the case. that laci witnessed a break in across the street from their home the day she went missing. afterwards the burnt out van was found nearby with a bloody mattress inside, and the defense wants the mattress retested for dna. but the judge denied the request, saying the evidence presented isn't enough to warrant a retest. >> the bottom line is that that mattress really needs to be tested, just thoroughly, completely tested. is there anything on it or not? we don't

know. >> we're not just talking about the first motion. we're not even talking about the stipulation. we're talking about. this is the third bite at the apple that the defendant is asking this court to address. >> that is a special prosecutor who worked the first scott peterson case, who said that dna testing done on that mattress in 2013 found only male blood. and prosecutors say the burglary was two days after she vanished, and that the van has nothing to do with the case. now, there are questions over when that burglary was because the homeowners were out of town. the next court hearing is scheduled for july. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. >> gloria in east oakland, the lawyer for tenants affected by a fire at their apartment building will be meeting with the landlord tomorrow. the fire happened more than five months ago, and they're still dealing with the aftermath of it. amanda is at the live desk with a lawsuit they've just filed. >> amanda kumasi tenants say they have been dealing with electrical issues and pollution from a generator. they say the problems are related to an

electrical fire. in january that damaged the building. we'll try this again. tenants say all 18 units of the building were without power and hot water for a month after the fire. during that time, they say they spent thousands in out of pocket expenses. they claim their complaints went unanswered. for months. they are now suing for reimbursement and breach of contract. one tenant says she has a doctor's note indicating fumes from that generator are causing health issues for her children. >> the landlord has committed a lot of violations of the warranty of habitability. he's violated the tenant protection ordinance and, quite frankly, just based on common sense. he left the tenants with no housing for weeks. >> tenant rights groups also say the city of oakland's policy is partly to blame for their problems. they claim properties are not routinely inspected. the city of oakland has not returned our request for comment. back to you at the desk. reggie >> amanda. thank you. a san jose state professor who serves as an

advisor for the students for justice in palestine group, says she's been suspended. she says it's over. her stance on the war in gaza. doctor kill shared this letter that she received from the university's vice president of personnel. it said the suspension was for repeated violations of university policies despite notices. she says the accusations are false. >> i directed the students to do a march through the student rec center. that never happened. we did not march through the student rec center. the other thing they said is that i directed the students to lay down their camps, and the students refused to listen to my orders. and like, again, that did not happen. >> the suspension is for at least 60 days. abc seven news reached out to the university, which said that it does not comment on personnel matters. >> police in new york have announced increased security around the upcoming cricket world cup, after a terrorist threat was made against that event. hundreds of thousands of people are expected on long island to watch india and pakistan face off in the match.

it's going to be held on june 9th. ahead of the event, police say a pro-isis poster was discovered calling for a lone wolf attack. isis-k has been responsible for several attacks this year, including an attack at a concert hall near moscow that killed more than 100 people. while authorities say there is no viable threat, they still will be prepared. >> we handle these threats the same. it doesn't matter when you got a game and a crowd as big as this. every thing is credible. >> if you are traveling to new york for the match, normal professional sports rules apply like clear bags. >> only this morning we are closer to new protections for transgender students in california. the state lawmakers have advanced a bill that would ban school policies, forcing teachers to out trans students. abc seven news reporter sarah campbell explains why some say these protections are needed. >> a bill aimed at protecting transgender students privacy is

one step closer to becoming california law. the state senate education committee wednesday advanced a bill banning school districts from setting policies requiring parents to be notified if their child identifies as transgender, a move some school districts have already made. gayle lola chavez is the executive director of lyric, a local nonprofit providing refuge for lgbt plus youth. and, they say, forcing students to come out to their parents is dangerous. >> many of these really conservative, outlandish bills and resolutions force them forced them to be unsafe, have them in a vulnerable place at school. >> aaron friday is with protect kids ca, the organization behind a failed attempt to get a measure onto the november ballot requiring school districts to out transgender students to their parents. she says parents have the right to know if their child is identifying as transgender, and it shouldn't be up to educators what this bill will do is it is permitting

adults to make decisions for other people's children. >> they are keeping these secrets from parents because they fear that parents will harm their children or abandon them. meanwhile, parents like nikki koger are taking to the streets of lafayette in support of transgender children. >> she's the parent of a transgender student and says not all parents are as supportive. >> your parent isn't always the safest person, unfortunately, and so no, i don't believe that if there's a child who's in a situation where their parent is potentially going to be the person who is unsafe with them, i don't think that child should have to choose to out themselves or the school district to do it for them. >> the bill will now go on to be heard by the senate health committee. tara campbell, abc seven news. a traffic alert here at 541, we're getting a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we're metering. lights were just flipped on. you can see the distance between, or i should say, the time between highway

four to san francisco. that's going to take you about 38 minutes back to the desk. kumasi. thanks amanda. >> a step forward for california's new plastic bag ban . up next, a look at how it would change the rules put into place a decade ago. but first, a check of our forecast with drew. >> see, we're at 541 this morning. we're looking at sfo where we do have clear skies once again this morning. so the headlines we're calling for another warm one. it is sunny and it is summer-like this afternoon. if you liked yesterday you're going to love today. it's actually a little bit warmer in most cities. the weekend outlook. we keep the sunshine. we're slightly cooler, but temperatures are closer to average. so the weekend is looking fantastic. and in fact the extended outlook much of next week. this warm sunshine is here to stay. temperatures remaining above average through the extended period. here's future weather. it is clear out there this morning. mild by 10 a.m. we're into the 60s and mid 70s at that hour. and then later on this afternoon those temperatures continue to climb with our warmest areas going into the low 90s. it's quite warm around the bay shoreline in

the 70s and in the 80s, so high of 78 in oakland today, it's warm in the city, 7085 in san jose, 90 in antioch, 92. in fairfield. we'll go to 85. in napa. the boat, beach and surf forecast will call for winds out of the northwest. waves 5 to 6ft in your ocean. water temperatures still quite chilly in the low and mid 50s right now. so looking at the three day forecast today and tomorrow, we keep that warm sunshine as we say hello to june on saturday we will introduce cooler and breezier conditions. we'll take a closer look at

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implant in 2019, but could only communicate in english. it took another three years for ucsf team to train it to be bilingual, using ai. the man was not bilingual prior to his stroke. >> another medical breakthrough making big advancements smart bandages to help treat wounds the wall street journal future of everything podcast was the first to highlight this tech. the band-aids are filled with tiny sensors that can detect how a wound is healing, and doctors can dispense treatments remotely. >> the doctor can give a little zap of electricity that can help promote healing. the doctor can open a tiny little valve in the bandage to release some kind of an ointment or cream. >> wow. one bandage is currently being tested on humans. once those tests are done in about 18 months, it still needs approval from the fda. >> plastic bags may not be an option in california stores anymore, and this could happen as soon as 2026. assembly member rebecca bauer-kahan of orinda is

working on one of the two identical bills. the goal is to strengthen an existing ban that first took effect ten years ago. a loophole in that law allowed grocery stores to continue selling thicker plastic bags, which are considered to be reusable, at least 125 times. >> reality is, people are not really reusing them, so they're ending up as trash. >> lawmakers have until the end of august to pass one of the bills through through congress. only one needs to pass in order to go to the governor for his signature. if passed, a paper bag made of mostly recycled material will cost you about a dime. the companies that make the plastic bags are against this. the american recyclable plastic bag alliance says bans for stores and shoppers to switch to other products that are more expensive. with food prices continuing to climb from near record inflation, these increased costs will be passed along to consumers in the form of higher prices. >> new details in the middle

school lunchtime brawl we first told you about yesterday novato police have arrested eight students involved in the fight, all between the ages of 12 to 14. this is video of that assault at sinaloa middle school friday. some parents say this was the result of out of control bullying. police say it was a planned attack targeting one of the students. they say a second student stepped in to stop the fight and was also assaulted. we're also learning more about the toxic gas that made kids sick at a san bruno elementary school last week, about 20 kids experienced irritated eyes, noses and throats when riot gas blew from a san francisco sheriff's training exercise to the school about a mile away. the san francisco chronicle is reporting some of those chemicals were 60 years old and were expired. the sheriff's department tells abc seven news it's common to use old chemical canisters for training and usually older chemicals are less potent. >> a new scripps national spelling bee champion will be named today. sadly, none of our

bay area contestants made it to the final round, but we are still so very proud of them. here is one of the three middle schoolers who made it to the semifinals. >> what is a sobriquet? a collection of flowers b a sumptuous feast. c a fanciful nickname, a sobriquet is c a fanciful nickname? that is correct. thank you. >> wait, what was that? yeah. that's not a spelling. >> no, i'm confused on the stage. >> okay. >> and did you know? did you know what? anyway this is sharada roshan reddy, who is an eighth grader from bassist independent silicon valley upper middle school in san jose. she finished third in last year's spelling bee. yesterday she came in at ninth. congratulations to

you. >> i only know sobriquet because it's in a song. >> okay, you do know? yeah. >> you're smart, but i'm trying to remember what song it's from. i'm also still very confused why she's giving the why she is giving the definition. i thought you asked for the definition. >> yes. yes >> has the spelling bee changed? is it now? jeopardy? >> i don't know, now you have to know everything now. >> yes. >> also draw one. >> yeah. yeah, totally. >> here's a whiteboard. write, sing song. >> yeah. >> is it also american idol song ? >> well, good for them. >> the masked singer. >> yes. ninth. >> ninth is great. >> third place, 10,000 places. better than i would ever do. >> yeah, because they're out here making you do everything so impressive. >> yeah. congratulations. >> congratulations. >> all right, this morning, let's show you a beautiful picture from the exploratorium. camera as we see those first hints of that sunrise about to cross over the horizon. it's another day of clear conditions. no matter where you are, even along the coast. and that means another warm to hot day is on the way. looking at today's forecast inland upper 80s lower 90s. with that sunshine, your uv

index is eight out of an 11 that is very high. where that sunscreen the bay shoreline. it's another warm one. it'll be a nice morning if you're taking the ferry across the bay. we have temperatures on the mild side will go into the upper 70s and lower 80s, and along the coast it's full sunshine. once we have that sun rising in a couple of minutes, and we'll go to the low 60s for daytime highs. so a closer look at your highs today well into the 80s in the south bay, 85 in san jose. we'll go to 87 in los gatos, 82 in cupertino, wall-to-wall sunshine along the entire peninsula, including the coast. low 60s for half moon bay. but 82 in redwood city. it's warm in san mateo today at 76 degrees across the city, it's another sunny one. we'll have mid 60s for the sunset. richmond districts low, low 70s as we head downtown in the financial district today in the north bay, it's warm if not hot. 91 in cloverdale, 90 in ukiah, 82 in petaluma. even our beaches are very nice today. probably a popular spot like stinson with sunshine in 71. in the east bay it is bright mid 70s low 80s. so

76 berkeley 78 san leandro hit 81. in fremont and inland it's getting hot. 91 in pittsburg, 85 in san ramon, 88 in livermore, the evening planner will show you again, we're lacking any marine clouds, so it will be clear throughout the entire evening. temperatures pretty mild as we head towards our overnight lows, mainly in the low and mid 50s. again, we'll have clear skies overnight tonight. now future tracker temperatures tomorrow. very similar story with daytime highs on saturday. we will see an area wide cooldown. however it's still beautiful. it's mild, we have a lot of sunshine, a similar story on sunday, so these temperatures over the weekend are closer to actually where we should be this time of the year. so enjoy! get out there this weekend! accuweather seven day a beautiful weekend on the way. morning clouds returned monday, but they're short lived. we're back to full sunshine tuesday and wednesday with those temperatures heating up once again. guys new at six. >> why? you probably want to adjust your sleep schedule if you like to stay up late. >> many find them creepy. some say they are endearing, not creepy. well, the last five chuck e cheese location that have this full animatronic band,

one of them here in california who said many find them creepy. >> they are iconic.

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residents are on alert following two rare mountain lion sightings caught on camera. so the first one shows a big cat making a giant leap right next to somebody's bedroom window. tt sighting happened off dixon landing road around two yesterday morning, and then another happened two hours later near fair meadow way, about three miles away. now, one woman showed us her backyard where the mountain lion jumped into or onto, i should say, one of her sheds. and you can still see the swipes of the paw prints on the walls. oh, wow. so listen to this, doris fee says she was

sleeping in her room at the time. didn't hear a thing. >> i was, like, freaked out because i was like, that wasn't like it was in front of my, like, window. that's crazy to me that, like, some, like a cat so big was like walking through our neighborhood. >> video of the second sighting show. oh, it was a lot happening. >> there's a lot happening. >> so video of that second sighting shows a big cat easily clearing the fence. milpitas police are deploying thermal imaging drones to now search for mountain lions. >> she's doing interviews right out of her window. >> she said, i'm not coming outside. >> there. could be a cat out here. anything abc's hit show station 19 will end its run tonight. the cast and crew are preparing to say goodbye after seven seasons. the show started as a spinoff to gray's anatomy, but then really found an audience all of its own. and the star of station 19 says fans will not be disappointed by how

this ends. >> it wraps everyone's storyline in a in a nice little bow so that you all, everyone walks away feeling content, feeling, feeling good. you know, no sad endings. >> you can watch the series finale of station 19 tonight at 10:00, right here on abc seven, and if you can't watch tonight, the finale will begin streaming on hulu tomorrow. disney is a parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> the chuck e cheese animatronic band is getting an extended residency. >> don't laugh at three more locations so you may remember the company had announced plans to get rid of munch's make believe band at all but two locations by the end of the year. >> pienta people. by people, we mean friend over here were outraged. so the ceo says they found out. they found the ceo's personal number and called that man to complain. >> but please separate that from me. i did not do that. okay? i'm harassing people out here for the most part.

>> you just angry? >> yeah. >> okay, so the other people found this man's personal number, called him to complain. so the ceo has decided to keep the band at five venues. springfield, illinois, hicksville and newark, new york. pineville, north carolina, and northridge in southern california. >> i think that it is a shame that chuck e cheese started here in san jose, and they didn't keep the band here. they broke up the band. helen henny is screaming right now. jasper t jowls is out on the streets. i don't know, it's okay. they can go to southern california. >> new at six mcdonald's ceo saying this restaurant's prices aren't in that bad and reports to the contrary are not true. >> then the state's latest push to ban stores from using plastic bags, a loophole that could be you can make the stars align.

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