>> juju: that's "nightline" for tonight. more coverage of the historic trump verdict on "abc news live" and on "gma" in the morning. watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

while this defendant may be unlike any other in american history, a historic day as donald trump becomes the first president to be convicted of a crime, we arrived at this trial and ultimately today, this verdict, in the same manner as every other case that comes through the courtroom doors. >> a jury finding him guilty on

all 34 counts, tied to a hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels in 2016. trump remained defiant as he left the courtroom. >> now a felon, this was a rigged, disgraceful trial. >> the question what happens next is a big one. will the former president spend time in prison, and how will his conviction impact the november election? >> there's nothing in the united states constitution that prohibits him from holding public office. he can still be elected president >> and good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. former president trump continues to claim he is a quote, very innocent man. he attended a campaign fundraiser tonight on new york's upper east side. and tomorrow he plans to hold a news conference at trump tower at 8 a.m. our time. >> the new york jury found the former president guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records. the verdict came after

about ten hours of deliberations. cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom, but sketches show former president trump closing his eyes as the verdict was read, with the jury looking on. a short time later, he addressed people outside the courthouse. trump also the gop's presumptive presidential nominee, immediately turned his attention to the election. this was a disgrace. >> this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. >> the real verdict is going to be november 5th by the people, and they know what happened here , and everybody knows what happened here. >> meantime, manhattan's district attorney alvin bragg thanked the jury, saying despite trump's criticism, he did his job. >> we arrived at this trial and ultimately today at this verdict in the same manner as every other case that comes through the courtroom doors, by following the facts and the law and doing so without fear or

favor. >> former president trump is scheduled to be sentenced july 11th, and there are many questions tonight on what kind of impact today's verdict will have on trump's run for president. >> i mean, this is the first time a us president has been convicted of criminal charges, he said. >> it is historic, and abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke with some experts tonight. j.r what's their take on all of this. >> well dan umma it seems that today's verdict actually strengthened both political sides. if you can believe that. meaning that if you didn't like trump before you really don't like him now. and if you like trump before you stand with him now when his back against the wall, the question in the upcoming election is about those in the middle. former president donald trump not shying away from cameras even after he was found guilty on 34 counts. the question from some will he be given jail time when he is sentenced on july 11th? >> it's going to be probation, i guarantee you he's a first time offender, just like you or me would be. he's a nonviolent offender that's constitutional

law. >> professor rory little of uc law, sf this is not a crime of a century uh- this is this is treated as a misdemeanor. >> other than the fact that it was done to influence an election, which makes it a felony. but this is still the first time a former us president has been convicted on felony charges. >> trump even sounding off about it afterwards. >> i think he was also, you know, saw it as an opportunity to campaign, you know, tell the story of him being the victim of the establishment and that just like his supporters feel like they're victims, that they need to, you know, put their faith in him, that he's being attacked just like they're being attacked. and he will protect them. there have been several voter polls about how this conviction could impact the election, but stanford's john krosnick has concerns about those. >> we have 100 years of research in psychology showing that people cannot guess how information influences them. and in fact, even after they've been influenced, people are not good

at describing how information has influenced them. so what matters is watching polls that will be done in the coming days and weeks to see whose voting intentions are changed. >> on one side of things, trump's winred campaign donation site went down after thursday's verdict. his reps saying the site was overloaded with those wanting to donate to the campaign. >> this trial has already made mr. trump more popular. >> on the other side, president biden's campaign saying a second trump term means chaos. the big question, though, is on how independent voters will look at this conviction. >> listen, i believe that if those independent voters listen to that evidence, my prediction is they are most likely to be pushed in a direction away from former president trump. >> this could be a really big gift for a biden campaign that's been struggling in a lot of ways . >> so all the scholars out there say that trump will likely get probation, not jail time, first time offense and his age, but it

technically would be possible. dan and ama trump sentencing is just four days before the republican national convention to which, of course, his supporters are criticizing the timing of that sentencing date. >> is there a belief that republicans would switch the nominee? >> that's when you start hearing the experts. the scholars say, well, we haven't seen something like that. and then you get into what ifs. one thing is fairly certain a trump appeal would likely keep him free before the election. but again, this is all what ifs and what ifs. and then there's the question of who would be the nominee if they pulled him, if there was some sort of jail sentence. a lot of big questions, unchartered waters. >> we've never been here before. exactly. thanks jared, very much. >> thanks. well, jurors in this case deliberated for more than nine hours before reaching a verdict. the former president still faces three more criminal cases. there's a federal case in florida over classified documents he's accused of taking . he is one of several defendants facing charges in georgia over the attempt to

overturn the 2020 election. and in washington, dc, he faces federal charges also tied to the 2020 election. at this time, none of the cases appear headed to trial before the election, and we have been on this story since this afternoon. and you can find live streaming and continuing coverage on the abc seven bay area app. download it and watch wherever you stream. >> all right, let's turn for a few moments to the weather, because it is beginning to feel a little bit like summer around the bay area. >> so it is. meteorologist sandhya patel joins us now with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. yeah. >> and dan, it's going to feel like summer again tomorrow. let me show you $1 million view from our mount tam cam city by the bay is just sparkling tonight, but visibility is down to four miles in half moon bay where there is some fog. and tomorrow morning, as we look at your day planner, there will be some patchy fog around 50s and 60s. the sun's out, the temperatures are rising. inland areas will feel like summer again with 90s along the coast in the upper

50s. the coast and the bay will cool a little bit and then breezy and cooler for all areas. at 7:00 in the evening. as we turn the chapter over to a new month this weekend, we do have some changes coming. i'll be back with a look at that forecast coming up. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks a lot. >> paul pelosi is expected to take the witness stand tomorrow in the state trial for the man accused of attacking him inside the pelosi home today, the jury heard a dramatic recording of defendant david depape from october 2022, shortly after he broke into the pelosi's san francisco home. depape tells police he planned to break nancy pelosi's kneecaps. remember, he had a hammer with him if she didn't admit to crimes to steal the 2020 election. the speaker emerita was not home at the time of the attack, but her husband was paul pelosi suffered a head injury when depape struck him with a hammer during the home invasion in the south bay tonight. >> the city of mountain view is facing some difficult choices that could affect the police department and other key

projects. it points to the likely budget cuts coming from the state that will trickle down locally. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez went to a public forum tonight where people got to weigh in on their priorities, efforts to address community safety are underway in mountain view on thursday, mountain view police and members of the public safety advisory board hosted the first of three forums. >> my hope is they feel better connected to the police department. >> officers answered questions and addressed crime trends. we're suffering from a rise in property crime. >> we're seeing a lot of package thefts and catalytic converter thefts, a lot of auto break ins, auto burglaries when it comes to safety and maintaining local services, the city is hoping to hear from residents they sent out mailers and put an online form where residents can rank. >> what are their key priorities. >> we want to make sure that that the things that we invest in are the things that the community most values. >> on tuesday, the city posted we must make difficult choices about investing in local

services soon, but as we plan for our future, we want to hear from you. >> it felt like i my voice will count. >> mountain view resident jeannie palmer filled out the survey she received in the mail. the feedback form lists essential services. it allows residents to rank them one through six, with one being the most important. palmer's number one pick was fixing potholes, but she said maintaining emergency response was important too. >> i've just survived breast cancer and i was having some issues and the medical response paramedics were right there when we called them and they were right there, and i was just so relieved. i didn't have to wait 30 minutes or anything like that over on castro street, we spoke with robert eckert, who lives in belmont but visits the pedestrian thoroughfare at least once a week personally and selfishly would like for this area to be maintained in a very sustainable and like quality way. >> mountain view resident brian liu would like the city to lean in to technology. >> well, i think it's really important for cities to do is get data so the cities can know

where it's best to apply resources like for policing or looking for problems, you know, in the neighborhood, in mountain view. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. >> coming up here, a victim of an attack and the man responsible for it are now building a better bay area together. their story of forgiveness. >> and we're going inside the effort to bring a 4th of july parade back to san francisco for the first time since 1976. >> those stories coming up. but here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. miss us tonight. you're missing history on the first charge of falsifying business records. guilty on the second charge and guilty on the third charge. guilty on the next 31 charges. guilty guilty. guilty. guilty that's right, that's right. that's right, that's right. >> guilty. guilty. guilty when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even after every flush...

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employees or chickens were injured. the fire did cause a barn to collapse. no word yet on what caused it. >> a fire in the east bay destroyed six small businesses around 2:00 this morning. flames swept through the lake chabot public market on lake chabot road in castro valley. the fire caused the building's roof to completely collapse. there are no injuries, and it's still unknown what caused the fire. crews stayed on the scene all day, looking out for hot spots, but the damage was very serious. public safety power shutoffs are coming to hawaii in response to last year's devastating wildfires. there. they will work much like they do here in california, with the power company being allowed to cut off the power in areas that could be at risk for wildfire. the program will officially start july 1st and eventually cover every area that is deemed to be at risk for wildfire. last year's fires on maui, as you know, killed more than 100 people, and the local government sued the power company, accusing

it of causing those devastating fires. >> now to a story of courage and forgiveness involving two people who a year ago, were on opposite sides of a brutal crime, they now want to build a better bay area. >> so i'm kind of like defenseless because my hands are here and he just comes down and just like pops me like that. >> that's peterson harter, owner of sandy's muffulettas in san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood. almost a year ago, he was assaulted by a man caught urinating outside his shop. ten days later, ervin rivera was arrested. rivera served several months in jail for the attack. fast forward to this week. rivera paid another visit to the shop to apologize. peterson posted photos with ervin on social media and says he's grateful for their latest encounter. >> i think it shows a lot of his character, and his rehabilitation. i mean, for me, in my mind, this was a moment that i was really excited about and looking forward to. yeah, it was just such an incredible

moment and something i just never really expected. but i was so happy that i actually happened. >> and he says their conversation was emotional with ervin sharing details about his personal life, leading up to last year's incident. he says he's sympathetic because we're all human and we all make mistakes. good for the both of them. >> that's great. well, voters in mexico and some here in california are set to make history this weekend by electing the country's first female president. the two leading candidates are women. claudia sheinbaum, who's backed by the current president and the opposition candidate, is suchil galvez. this will be the first year that eligible mexican citizens abroad can vote online, by mail or in person, outside of mexico. voter outreach groups across california say it's a sign that mexico's politics are changing. >> my kids, my daughter, she's you know, she's really strong. and i'm going to vote here. i'm going to vote there because we want peace in the world. we want

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tradition, let's be unique. let's be uniquely san francisco. >> and that includes hosting the parade on the great highway, which it closes to traffic and transforms into a park on weekends. >> we're just going to have a foot and people powered floats. so wagons and bikes and decorated to the hilt and really be family friendly and just enjoy each other's company. >> and it's been a long time coming amidst plenty of other parades in the city, for example, we have the italian heritage parade. >> and let's not forget the chinese new year's parade. >> abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez had a little fun with it back in 2019. >> how did you like our 4th of july parade? here, here? >> we didn't see it. >> how did you enjoy our parade this morning? >> sorry, i didn't say it. >> we don't have one. i'm only kidding. >> and now all the joking is set aside. and the people we spoke with seem pretty pumped about the parade. >> it's going to be amazing, i guess. how open the weather is like today. >> i think it'd be pretty cool. uh- just a bunch of people like

getting together. kind of unique. brings me back to like high school, when we had the floats and those kind of parades, it would be the start of like a traditional tradition. >> so i mean, so i would i would love to be a part of far of tradition. >> the only catch the date is a bit early. >> 4th of july parade is on june 29th. because it's a saturday, we want everyone to show up. it's new. you might have plans already for the fourth, so this means you have no excuse. come out and do the 4th of july. on june 29th. >> tara campbell, abc seven news all right, let's get a check on our weather. >> certainly starting to feel like summer. >> oh it is. and meteorologist sanjay patel is here. and sandy, you're talking triple digits at least one day. >> i know, can you believe that next week it's going to be sizzling inland? dan and let me show you the temperatures for today. it was still manageable, but certainly feeling like summer. as ama mentioned, 90s inland got up to 93 in fairfield, but 33 degrees difference between fairfield and

half moon bay. half moon bay was a mild 60 degrees. it was certainly a warmer day, no matter where you were, and we're still holding on to some of that heat in our inland areas like concord, brentwood, cloverdale. you're in the 70s right now. here's a look at your weekend preview. if you don't like the heat this weekend, it's cooler. saturday, mid 50s to low 80s. morning fog and drizzle and then afternoon sun for most areas. certainly will be a little bit on the breezy side sunday. those temperatures come up a couple of degrees. cool to mild is what we'll call it. so let me show you what's going on. high pressure in control of our weather will bring us another warm one for inland areas, but we do have this system that is developing in the pacific pretty well defined. it is going to start to knock our temperatures down over the weekend and bring back the marine layer in a big way. right now it is very patchy in half moon bay. so a live view from emeryville. camera visibility is good there. tomorrow, another warm day inland. your weekend weather will be breezy and cooler and the middle of next week. summer

like sizzle arrives so get ready. don't worry, it won't be sizzling tomorrow. santa clara high school is graduating at 4:00. it's going to be a warm 80 degrees and sunny. make sure you have the sunscreen. and also graduating amador valley high in pleasanton, 7:00 in the evening. it's going to be quite comfortable 71 degrees dropping off into the 60s. congrats to all the graduates out there tomorrow morning. starting out with that patchy fog, comfortable temperatures in terms of the temperatures. but by noontime you're already warming up into the 80s inland. heading into the afternoon, you start to see some 90 showing up in our hot spots, just like today. but then in the evening you'll start to notice things dropping off nicely. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s and the 60s. patchy fog is what you need to watch out for along the san mateo coast. 86 in san jose tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 82 in santa clara on the peninsula well above average, just like today. 77 palo alto, 60, in pacifica, with some lingering fog, downtown san francisco 66

degrees. so the coast and bay are coming down tomorrow in the north bay 86, santa rosa 83. in vallejo, 82. san rafael, east bay 73, oakland to 81. in fremont, head inland and it's going to feel like summer there as well. 88 in livermore, 90 for you in fairfield. accuweather 70 forecast warm inland coast cools . you don't like the 90s. we bring you 80s for the start of june this weekend 50s coast side and then foggy on monday to start the new workweek. then we turn up. the heat goes from the 90s to the one hundreds on wednesday. that summerlike sizzle sticking around on thursday, although not quite as hot. >> ama and dan yeah, that >> ama and dan yeah, that thermometer i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. it makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. see the difference with olay. wanna know a secret?

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