we have to follow through on the investments we've outlined in this budget. >> a shift in priorities in the south bay. now a five san jose city leaders approving a readjust budget, focusing on addressing homelessness. >> we are not like criminals or something like that. >> a plea from families in san francisco to keep their rv homes where they are. the repaving projects that could soon force them to relocate. >> another step forward in the effort to bring pandas to the san francisco zoo. the issue now becoming a point of contention between mayor london breed and those looking to replace her. in november. good morning to you. it's wednesday, june 12th. >> start the check of our forecast with drew.

>> yes, it was hot yesterday. you see it a lot cooler today. yesterday our hottest areas hit 101 102. today it is dramatically cooler out there. but we are reaping the benefits of that high pressure. still, with clear skies out there this morning, a live look from our exploratorium camera showing you we are fog free here. in fact, most locations reporting clear skies across the city the south bay, the north bay, just a little bit of cloud cover around half moon bay right now. otherwise we will have a lot of sunshine today, but we had a front move through that is going to usher in some cooler weather this afternoon, right now, 50s close to the coast, but 60s and low 70s are still out there, and our warmest areas inland. so speaking of inland, not nearly as hot as we were yesterday. yesterday we hit 101 102 in our hottest cities. today we'll stay in the 80s. so you'll notice that cooler air moving in, it's a nice looking day. we have a lot of sunshine out there around the bay shoreline cooler than yesterday. sunny skies prevail. will be in the mid 70s for daytime highs and then along the

coast with a little bit of cloud cover. right now we'll see a sunny afternoon, but it is going to be cooler than yesterday with highs in the upper 50s. let's check in with amanda, see what's going. >> good morning drew. here at 501 you can see our overall map showing pretty clear conditions minus that typical slowdown on the altamont pass. it is slow between 200 and 5 and north flynn road here to take a drive. times tracy to dublin 41. that's on the altamont pass. we're just mentioning san rafael to san francisco. 17 minutes and 14 minutes from antioch to concord. reggie. thank you amanda. >> new developments san jose just passed a budget including a major change in priorities in the hopes of seeing immediate change. the city has been tasked with combating homelessness or risk some serious fines. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with the new action the city is taking to try and solve a problem that so many bay area cities are facing. >> good morning reggie. despite a tough fiscal year, the san jose city council unanimously passed a multi-billion dollar budget 120 million of the $5.3 billion budget is earmarked for

homeless solutions. mayor matt mehan is calling it the most significant and strategic investment in addressing unsheltered homelessness in the history of the city. as part of last night's vote to, the council also approved shifting more than $20 million in measure e funds. funds from the property transfer tax were slated to be for affordable housing. some will now go to more immediate solutions, such as complying with the san francisco bay regional water quality control board by clearing homeless encampments near its waterways by june of 2025, or facing hefty fines. >> we have a pathway now to being in compliance with our stormwater permit and the clean water act, but to do that, we have to follow through on the investments we've outlined in this budget over the next year. >> it's estimated that 1200 people will be moved off the streets and into alternative

sleeping sites. 600 into temporary shelter, 500 to new safe sleeping sites and 100 to new safe parking spots. homeless advocates tell us that they are not a fan of congregate shelters , but they would like to see more transitional housing options live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> if you're interested in the future of san francisco's powell street, today is your chance to see what that could mean. the union square alliance is holding an open house for its powell street improvement project. we first told you about this plan yesterday. designs call for refreshed sidewalks and upgraded parklets. there's also this idea to install a massive new light feature above powell and market. the price for the project is estimated to be about $4 million, but the chronicle reports it could cost up to 30 million for a full recovery of powell street. if you want to go tohat open house is happening from 4 to 7. it's at 111 powell street, which you may remember, is where uniqlo used to be. a

lot of used to be spaces on that street. currently people living in a group of rvs that are parked on one san francisco street could be forced to leave as soon as next month. >> the city is planning a new four hour parking limit on winston drive near lake merced, which is close to stonestown galleria. more than a dozen rvs are parked there. a group of people who live in the vehicles is calling on the city to help them find a new place to park. >> we're here because we don't have anywhere else to go. we don't have a safe parking site. we don't have stability. why do you guys want to kick us out when we're not harming anyone? we are not like criminals or something like that. >> we are humans. we're like all people, but different lives. >> sfmta says they are working to find safe parking resources for people who are here. residents say they have not been offered any better alternatives, and some say they will be. they will stay when that parking enforcement starts. the plan to bring a new city to solano

county. taking a key step forward, elections officials have announced that the california forever project has qualified for the november ballot. so next, the solano county board of supervisors will be deciding whether to order a report on the impacts of the project before placing it on the ballot. their next meeting is june 25th. california forever aims to bring a city of as many as 400,000 people to the area between fairfield and rio vista. giant pandas from china closer to coming to the san francisco zoo. >> the board of supervisors approved a plan to allow city departments to raise all the money they need without having to use taxpayer dollars. amanda, this is not going to be cheap. they're trying to raise at least 25 million. >> yeah. reggie, the mayor needed supervisors to approve an exemption to ethics rules to allow city departments to ask private entities for donations, even if they do business with the city. and she got that yesterday. a list of donors will be made public. mayor breed has touted the huge economic impact she expects the pandas to bring. she hopes tourists from around the world will come to the city

to see the animals. once they arrive. >> when we start to look at our economic recovery here in san francisco, you know pandas have an opportunity to draw large crowds and a consistency of support and will be an attraction here in san francisco . >> supervisor asha sapphire is running against breed in november's mayoral election. he supports the panda project, but thinks the money could be better spent elsewhere. like on city programs that have faced budget cuts. >> it can be all about the pandas, but kids are more important. kids every day of the week over pandas. you've got to put the money in. >> there is also an animal rights group that is opposed to the idea of bringing pandas here, claiming the zoo is mismanaged and in need of repairs, claims the zoo has denied. the zoo says the pandas could arrive as early as next year. if it all works out, it will be the first time since 1985 that pandas will call san francisco home. back to you, the

desk kumasi. thank you. >> amanda. california. now, one step closer to the nation's first slavery reparations becoming law. yesterday, three key bills passed in the state assembly judiciary committee. they addressed slavery and decades of discrimination in the costs of reparations will be hi. >> let's make no joke about that. but the cost of the harms make this minuscule based on the debt and harm that was created through slavery. >> that is, state senator stephen bradford, who authored the bills and spoke to the committee about them. all three now advanced to the assembly appropriations committee and then to the full assembly for a vote. the first bill would create an agency to oversee reparations. the second would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice, and the third would compensate families for racially motivated land taking. there's hundreds there's thousands of examples. >> we just learned about uh- silas white, who was african american business person in santa monica who had his

property taken today, and they took it under the guise that the city needed a parking lot in 1960. well, there's a four star hotel that sits on that land that still owned by the city of manhattan. i mean, santa monica, which they're receiving rent from every day. that money should be going to the uh- white air. so there are many examples like that. so we want to where those opportunities exist, we want either compensate those individuals if it's still under state local control. we're not talking about taking property that is now in private hands, but where we can find examples where bruce's beach, where it's still controlled by a governmental entity, we want to return that property or provide some type of financial compensation to these individuals. >> state senator bradford said he believes it's very likely that governor newsom will pass these bills if they make it to his desk. >> 509, okay. camera this morning is beautiful. we have clear skies out there. a current temperature in oakland of 57 degrees with high humidity this

morning. looking at the travel forecast, if you're taking to the skies today, really quiet in l.a, new york, chicago, we have calm weather, temperatures in the 70s and 80s along the front range. though denver is hot today, they're in the middle of a heat wave 94, and they're likely see an isolated strong storm this afternoon. other areas are doing just fine with atlanta. it's hot and humid at 90 degrees back here at home. future weather. we have this clear skies, a little bit of patchy cloud cover close to the coast will warm up nicely, but today is dramatically cooler than yesterday. that's the big headline. no heat advisories in effect today. temperatures closer to average instead of the triple digits inland. we'll go in the 70s and 80s. that feels a lot better today. 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. looking at your weather wellness today, little change from yesterday. our air quality still remains good to moderate your pollen levels high when it comes to grasses, moderate when it comes to trees and the uv index a ten out of an 11 that is very high. so today highs are about

15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday and a lot of cities. oakland yesterday. we're in the mid 80s today a lot cooler at 7184 in concord, 83 in san jose we'll go to 64 in the city, 88 in santa rosa, 76 the high in napa. we still have some heat advisories in effect for the central valley. 104 in fresno, 103 in bakersfield, southern california. morning clouds to afternoon sunshine, high of 71 in l.a. reggie, thanks. >> drew a huge milestone today for a group of students forever tied to a national tragedy. how sandy hook shooting survivors are reflecting as they prepare to graduate from high school. >> seven bedrooms for $700,000. it sounds unheard of here in the bay area, but the listing is real. you know, there's a catch hot dog drama ahead of america's most nitrate filled 4th of july tradition. >> the controversy that could keep bay area native joey chestnut from competing in this year's

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in high school. >> they were in first grade when the shooting happened in 2012. amanda, just like so many other teens, they're eagerly anticipating the next chapter of their lives. >> yeah, reggie. six students spoke with abc's george stephanopoulos before their graduation today. sandy hook is one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history. 21st graders and six educators died. >> you have this connection that's never going to go away, but it's still even you know, over ten years later, just so difficult to try and dig up those memories because of how traumatic and painful it is. >> and now, as they prepare to graduate high school, these young people say they will continue to advocate for change when it comes to gun laws as future therapists, lawyers and politicians some met with vice president kamala harris at the white house last week. >> we don't want, you know, i'm sorry and you know, this is so terrible that happened to you like it's past that, you know,

it's happened too many times. your prayers honestly don't mean anything. it doesn't help me. i've had to deal with this for ten years. it'll never get easier. no matter how many times i talk about it. >> according to the k-to-12 school shooting database, more than 1600 school shootings have happened in the us since the 2012 sandy hook shooting. there are plans to honor the sandy hook victims during today's ceremony. back to you. >> today marks eight years since the pulse nightclub mass shooting in orlando, florida. the city will honor the 49 victims killed that night with a community remembrance ceremony. that shooting is america's deadliest attack on the lgbtq plus community to date. a memorial will be held in san francisco as well. this is video from last year's event. today's tribute will be held at 5 p.m. at jane warner plaza in the castro. >> san francisco is reaffirming its support for the lgbtq plus community. the city's board of supervisors passed a resolution declaring san francisco a sanctuary city for those who

identify as transgender, gender nonconforming, forming intersex, and two spirit. it's the first major city in the country to do so, although not. this is not unprecedented because sacramento took a similar action in march. west hollywood also has done this. it comes at a time when there is an increasing number of legislation across the country targeting the transgender community. history has been made this pride month in southern california. yesterday l.a. county convened its first ever lgbtq plus commission meeting. the 15 member panel will advise the board of supervisors to ensure county policies are supportive and inclusive for the lgbtq community. >> we have to make sure that every single person feels seen and heard and included and served by all of the services that are intended by our county commission. >> members say they hope to have a hand in shaping all types of policies from foster care to health care and housing. the commission is going to meet monthly. celebrate pride with

abc seven news all month long. join us for the exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade. june 30th. we will stream everywhere you watch abc seven. >> all right. >> if you're eating breakfast out, you may want to stop for just a moment because we need to talk about bay area's joey chestnut and the 4th of july hot dog eating contest. so we see this video every year. it's kind of hard for me to watch. i don't know about you, but he's trying to eat as many hot dogs as possible this year, though he is not going to be there because he has been banned by major league eating and nathan's hot dogs. excuse me? because he's made a deal with a rival hot dog company. impossible foods, which is based in redwood city, and they make plant based hot dogs. chestnut has won the nathan's competition six times and also holds the record. so he posted this response on social media, saying, sadly, this is the decision nathan's and major league eating are making and it

will deprive the great fans of the holiday's usual joy and entertainment. to my fans, i love you and appreciate you. rest assured that you will see me eat again soon, he says. stay hungry, stay hungry. >> well, i was not aware that major league eating i know that's a thing. >> major league major emily emily. >> it says they are the professional league of competitive eating, featuring events such as hot dogs, donuts and pizza and also wings. >> i believe great. i feel like there's room for both. it's not like nathan's has a vegan hot dog that impossible foods is encroaching on. why can't there be room for both? >> there cannot. >> apparently not. and apparently nathan's is very mad about this. but who's going to turn down money? oh yeah, that's a lot of money inflation. no, someone's writing you a check. you're like, then what am i selling? vegan hot dogs. great i love that. for me, i love hot dog drama. love it. impossible. i feel like we will see him on the fourth. i feel like this is

not over yet for him not to be in that competition. >> i mean, someone will see him on the fourth. i'm not going to see him on the fourth. i'll be like, i enjoy this. >> you don't enjoy it. you do. i do enjoy it. no, he is, as many people think he is an american hero. and the 4th of july is just not the same without joey. >> please take weather graphics full. >> oh, come on, i mean, do i love seeing them dip buns in water? and then chow down on that? >> not really, but no thank you. >> all right, friend, all right. >> so i want to see someone on the tallest bike in the world or joey chestnut eat 78 hot dogs. >> i'll take the bike. >> i'll take the bike. bike i'll take the bike this morning. >> here's san jose right now. we have clear skies. your accuweather headlines calling for a much cooler day today. we just had that one day where our heat spiked. we had the heat advisory yesterday. today it's a lot more comfortable. i just want to give you a heads up over the weekend on father's day, sunday is going to be windy. we'll have these winds gusting about 25 to 50mph. the extended outlook though, really the next seven days we have a lot of

sunshine and mild temperatures. so today's forecast inland about 15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. we'll stay in the 80s around the bay shoreline 60s early on, giving way to 70 by the afternoon. and then we'll stay in the 50s along the coast today. so it's a cooler afternoon. highs in the microclimates. we'll stay in the 70s and 80s today san jose we hit 92 yesterday. so 83 feels a lot better. 80 in cupertino along the peninsula. cool for the coast but warmer as you head towards redwood city at 78. the same in los altos millbrae. up to 68 degrees across the city today. it is cooler. we have a mix of sun and clouds today low to mid 60s, but that's where we should be for this time of the year. in the north bay. no heat advisories in effect 88 in santa rosa, 77 in san rafael, cool and sausalito. at 63, we'll go to 76. in napa, the east bay 60s, 7071 in oakland, 78 fremont. and then inland feels a lot better today. 82 walnut creek, 90, in brentwood, 85 in pleasanton. overnight tonight, we will find clear skies early on for the evening planner. and then we'll find some coastal clouds

developing and overnight lows generally in the 50s. here's the heads up on sunday sunday afternoon. here's 5 p.m. those onshore winds. you could see strong along the coast near 50mph. for a lot of us, we'll see frequent wind gusts over 30mph. so the accuweather seven day. it's a cooler afternoon today with cooling continuing. tomorrow. we start to warm up a bit over the weekend. expect a lot of sunshine that windy sunday and then a wide range of temperatures early next week. guys >> thank you drew. coming up, the seven things to know this morning a childhood dream come true. >> the major accomplishment just awarded to rising 40 niners

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supervisors have given final approval for speed cameras to be installed throughout the city. you will get a ticket if you go 11mph or more over the speed limit. those cameras should go up later this year. >> number four, san francisco supervisors have given the green light for the mayor's fund raising plan to bring pandas to the zoo. the city needs to raise $25 million to build a habitat for those animals. >> and number five, our heat is easing today. it is much cooler this afternoon. no heat advisories in effect. temperatures closer to average today, our warmest cities in the 70s and 80s. >> number six, a live look from our emeryville cam cars are filling in on the westbound side of the east shore freeway. 33 minutes from highway four into the city. >> number seven, two important economic indicators are due out this morning. the may inflation report will be released in just a few minutes at 530. then at 11, an the federal reserve will announce a decision on interest rates. it's expected that rates will remain unchanged.

>> someone in the south bay is apparently getting ready to pay big bucks for a condemned home. the home, listedor nearly $700,000, is on elliott street in the burbank district of santa clara county, which is surrounded by san jose. it has seven bedrooms, no one is allowed to live in it. the realtor listing the home says that the county found a number of code violations and has since put up a condemned sign. a current offer is pending. whoever buys this has a lengthy repair job ahead of them. we talked with one woman who bought a condemned home out of state and renovated it. eventually, she had to tear it down and rebuild. >> basically, had people come in and throw everything away, paint everything, and turned it into a canvas. and then i cleaned it up and actually looked kind of cute for two years. but we did eventually knock it down, the realtor of this home says whoever buys it has to develop a plan that will get the county's approval. >> this summer marks the 100th anniversary of camp mather. it's run by san francisco recs and

park, and it's located near yosemite and the hetch hetchy reservoir. the camp serves mostly children from the city. it opened on july 5th, 1924 under the name margaret maryland municipal campground, but in 1986 changed the name in honor of stephen mather, the first director of the national park service. anyone headed to camp this summer can expect some sort of centennial celebration each week. >> california's first partner, jennifer siebel newsom, is back with her annual summer book club and encourages kids to read while school is out. this year's list includes several themes like navigating mental health struggles, identity and belonging, and the importance of exploration and curiosity. the list is divided by age and grade level librarians across the state help the first partner put that list together a big honor for forty-niners star christian mccaffrey. >> he's landed the cover of the popular football video game franchise madden nfl 25, no. 40 niners player has been chosen until now. ea sports posted this

announcement on x yesterday. mccaffrey spoke with our sister station espn about this milestone, saying being the first 40 niners player is really humbling. when you think about how many greats have played for this organization, definitely feel very fortunate. >> the curry family is dominating the podcast world just like they do on the basketball court. warriors stars steph curry and his father dell are launching their new podcast today. it's called heat check. the duo will discuss their family's journey through the lens of father and son, and talk about various nba legends. >> seven is your home for the nba finals? mavs looking for their first win of the series tonight in game three. coverage starts at five, immediately followed by after the game, abc seven's sports team will be joined by the valkyrie's team president, jess smith, to tip or not to tip. >> coming up at 530, the trends being led by millennials and

live new speeding cameras are coming to san francisco now a 530. which neighborhoods are going up in? after getting a final approval by city leaders? >> eight people arrested for suspected ties to isis. we've learned all eight entered the u.s. through the southern border . one theory they were let in on purpose. >> watch where you swim. the area of santa cruz beach that experts are now referring to as shark park. >> good morning everybody. it's wednesday, june 12th. >> we're going to begin with a check of the weather. >> hi, drew, not shark park, i know. hey. all right outside this morning, sutro tower. we do have clear skies from this vantage point. it is a little hazy out there this morning. our air quality is good to moderate. we're still enjoying clear skies across much of the area, from the city to the east, bay to the south bay and the north bay. but the coast. half moon bay is the lone area right now that is reporting some sort of cloud cover. early this morning. temperatures right now we're in

the 50s around the bay shoreline, but inland we're still holding on to a little bit of that warmth. yesterday yesterday our hottest areas hit 101 102 in the afternoon. today is a lot cooler, more comfortable, no heat advisories in effect and temperatures are closer to average. so inland today we'll still enjoy a lot of sunshine. but daytime highs about 15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. a lot better out there. we'll top out in the mid 80s in our warmest areas along the bay shoreline we have sunny skies. it feels a lot more comfortable. mild air still, but not as hot as yesterday. we'll stay in the 70s for daytime highs and then along the coast we'll have a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and temperatures maxing out in the upper 50s by 3 p.m. let's see how the commute is going with amanda. >> good morning. hi, drew. we're going to take you down to the south bay. a smooth ride here on 87 in san jose. really? nothing in your way across that part of the region. and then we want to take a look at mass transit. also nothing in your way. all you're seeing is green here. bart, caltrain and ace all on time. no delays. kumasi.

>> thanks, amanda. new developments in san jose's effort to address the homeless crisis. the city council has moved ahead with allocating more funds for new solutions, approving $120 million of its $5.3 billion budget to deal with that issue. abc seven news reporter greg rodriguez joining us live to explain what this money will be used for. gloria, good morning. >> kumasi mayor matt mehan is calling it the most significant and strategic investment in addressing unsheltered homelessness in the history of the city. so here's how it will break down over the next year. it's estimated that 1200 people will be moved off the streets and into alternative sleeping sites. 600 into temporary shelter, 500 to new safe sleeping sites and 100 to new safe parking spots. homeless advocates tell us they are not a fan of congregate shelters, but would like to see more transitional housing options. todd langton is the executive director of a nonprofit, and he hopes that the city and the nonprofit community can organize better to address the homeless need.

>> a lot of my colleagues and peers that do advocacy work don't agree with me on this. they want the money earmarked solely for permanent housing. and my philosophy is, is if we don't get the people off the streets, out of the fields immediately, they're not going to be alive long enough to get the permanent housing. if and when it does come. >> as part of last night's vote, the council also approved shifting more than $20 million in measure e funds. funds from the property transfer tax were slated to be for affordable housing. some will now go to more immediate solutions such as complying with the san francisco bay regional water quality control board by clearing homeless encampments near its waterways by june of 2025, or face hefty fines. mayor mehan says they now have a pathway to being compliance with their stormwater permit and their clean water act. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. a people with suspected ties to isis have been arrested in the u.s. they're in

federal custody and facing deportation. amanda. they were initially allowed to enter the u.s. last year. reggie >> sources tell abc news the migrants, originally from the central asian republic of tajikistan, entered the u.s. legally through the southern border sometime last year. the individuals were initially allowed to enter the u.s. while monitoring them. in recent weeks, authorities discovered information indicating ties to isis. they were detained in new york, l.a, and philadelphia. the department of homeland security's inspector general has raised concerns over the vetting process for migrants. after analyzing asylum applications over a six year period up until last year. he concluded the technology, procedures and coordination were not fully effective when screening non-citizens and some asylum seekers. but other homeland security experts say it's possible federal authorities let them into the country to help lead law enforcement to a bigger threat. >> we may have not immediately

scooped them up because we wanted to see who they were affiliated with, sources say. >> there is not enough evidence for terrorism charges, but all eight men are likely to be deported back to u. kumasi thanks, amanda. >> this morning we are hearing from members of the jury in hunter biden's trial. they found him guilty on all three counts of lying about his drug use on a federal form in 2018, when he bought a gun. initially they were split on whether he was guilty, but then they say they focused on the fact that he knew he was an addict. when he filled out that background check. they say they worked well together and never discussed politics. >> i'm thinking that he did a bad thing and actions have consequences. in my opinion. >> this is a waste of taxpayers dollars. i think they should. >> they could have just fined him. >> hunter biden could face up to 25 years in prison, but legal experts say prison time is unlikely because he's a first

time offender. he's also expected to go to trial here in california in september. he's charged with failing to pay more than $1 million in taxes. hunter biden's conviction came on the same day president biden spoke at an annual gun safety conference. the president didn't mention his son's case during his 20 minute address at that event yesterday. everytown for gun safety action fund, a nonprofit that advocates for gun control and against gun violence , hosted the event. the president vowed to keep fighting for what he called common sense gun legislation, saying every american wants their families to be safe. >> we all want to drop them off at a house of worship, a mall or a movie theater, a school, without worrying it's the last time i'm going to get to see them. we all want. our kids to have the freedom to learn how to read and write in schools, instead of learning how to duck and cover. for god's sake. and above all, president

biden wants to ban assault weapons established universal background checks require safe storage of firearms and end immunity for gun dealers. >> in san francisco, you can expect to see speed cameras throughout the city. this year, the board of supervisors gave final approval during yesterday's meeting. it's part of the city's effort to reduce crashes and protect pedestrians. this is something we've been telling you about for many weeks now. there are at least 33 locations where these cameras could be installed, and we saw a map, i think, earlier that showed it to you. they're in areas deemed high risk corridors. once installed, the cameras will automatically send you a ticket if you go 11mph or more over the speed limit, the fines start at $50. >> one of san francisco's wealthiest citizens taking matters into his own hands, according to the chronicle, billionaire chris larsen is now funneling $1 million into the san francisco police community foundation. the report says the money will be split evenly among

sfpd's ten district stations, and will help fund police outreach programs and non-weapon officer equipment. any spending needs approved by the board of supervisors and the police commission. >> an initiative to amend proposition 47 has qualified for november's ballot. that is a law that's been at the center of debate over the rise in retail theft and the fentanyl crisis, passed in 2014. it reduced certain low level crimes to misdemeanors and set a threshold of $950 or less for misdemeanor shops, shoplift. the ballot measure would undo some of those changes, including making a third conviction for retail theft, a felony. it also would increase penalties for dealing fentanyl, but add incentives for people to seek treatment. >> part of santa cruz beach is seeing an uptick in sharks, so cal cove has become home to dozens of juvenile sharks this year. the place has been known for larger sharks sightings, but this new migration has been developing for nearly a decade. shark experts say these smaller

sharks began migrating to the area around 2015, but there is more now compared to the last two years, so much so that the cove has earned the nickname shark park. >> right now, two dozen is one of the reports i got. we haven't seen that many, but there's a lot of pilots and other drone pilots. uh- scans around, and those are some of the reports. >> so cal cove is on high alert to prevent shark attacks. back in 2020, well-known surfer ben kelly was attacked there and killed by a shark. >> in today's gma first look, a woman is describing how she survived being swallowed by quicksand while she was walking on a beach in maine. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim in this morning's gma first look. >> trapped in sand. >> you're probably ten feet from the sand dunes. and i. i just dropped into the ground. jamie acord was walking on the beach in maine with her husband when

she suddenly found herself waist deep in sand, trapped her husband, patrick, fortunately able to pull her out quickly. >> and this morning, they're telling their story on gma. >> i was right beside her and she dropped down like a couple feet. i was like, well, where are your legs? >> it's all over the world. anywhere you're adjacent to a water body, there's a chance you could potentially have it most of the time that you would encounter quicksand is in areas of the beach that are kind of, below the high tide line coming up at 7 a.m, we'll tell you how they escaped and the expert tips that could save you from the same situation with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> shocking video of an adult coach attacking a middle school student athlete. coming up, how the school is responding and we're hearing from the mother of that student first, though, a check of our forecast. >> hey. >> good morning. we'll take you to san jose right now, a live look outside where we do have

clear skies. current temperature pretty comfortable. currently 64 degrees in the south bay with high humidity levels and a light wind. looking at temperatures today, first average. if you remember this graphic yesterday we had cities 15, 16, 17 degrees above average. it's a lot cooler today and some of our cities like napa, even san francisco. so a little bit below average. and most of our cities are pretty close to where we should be this time of the year, if not a couple of degrees warmer in livermore and san jose. so we have no heat advisories in effect today. it's just a lot more comfortable this afternoon. we have a lot of sunshine out there throughout the afternoon, some patchy cloud cover along the coast, but our marine layer, it still stays pretty unorganized, meaning there's no thick cloud cover throughout the day heading into the afternoon. here's about 4 p.m. and you can see yesterday we hit 101 102 in our hottest cities inland, upper 70s to the upper 80s today. so dramatically cooler 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. look at the pollen forecast. there's

just been a miserable season for allergy sufferers. there's no change today. grass pollen remains high. trees remain medium. everything else is on the low side. so today temperatures are close to average. we have a lot of sunshine out there. we'll go to 71 in oakland, 76 in napa, 84 in concord, 83 in san jose. we'll go to 64 in the city, 76 in palo alto, we saw some heat advisories in effect for the central valley, where it's 104. in fresno, our deserts getting hot, 108 in palm springs, quite lovely in south lake today. high near 80 degrees. let's check in with amanda. she has a traffic. >> hi, drew. yeah. chp is reporting an emergency road closure on southbound 280. this is between alameda boulevard and u.s. 101 in san francisco. that in the northbound direction for 101, i should say all lanes are blocked. we're learning that this is definitely due to the road work that is supposed to be extending into 7 a.m, so just keep that in mind. if you're heading into the downtown area using that stretch of the road that is not currently open.

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it shows someone sneaking up behind a 14 year old student and choking him with a shirt. and as if that was not shocking enough, the teen's parents say the attacker is their son's coach. now they want him charged with a crime. it happened at a middle school in michigan, the student, named michael told his parents. it started with the coach telling him to do some push ups because he'd kind of been horsing around in the hallway, michael said he tried to explain that he couldn't because he had a hand injury. so then michael gets up to go to class. moments later, his parents say the coach went after him in the hallway,

wrapped a shirt around his wrist and then choked michael from behind. >> i was angry, i was horrified, it made me lose trust in the school system. it also made me lose trust in that coach because, i mean, he was someone that michael looked up to. >> a letter from the superintendent says such actions are absolutely unacceptable and will not be tolerated, adding the employee is no longer working at the school district. >> school leaders in san jose are facing criticism over their response to the opioid epidemic. a new grand jury report calls out san jose unified for a series of problems, including a failure to stock narcan at schools, san jose unified leaders told the grand jury their school resource officers carry the overdose, reversing drug. but the report says almost every other major bay area school district is also keeping a supply and training staff on how to use narcan. the district says it hasn't had any student overdoses on campus. takes a whole community to fight the

epidemic of fentanyl overdoses in the south bay, there's a unique program that seems to be a breakthrough in helping young people dealing with addiction. it's an inpatient detox treatment run by santa clara county at valley medical center. the program is designed for patients 20 years old or younger struggling with opioid addiction. >> we manage their withdrawal symptoms and safely start them on a medication called suboxone or buprenorphine, and this medication prevents cravings, decreases withdrawal and saves lives. >> patients as young as 16 can admit themselves to that program without parental consent. so here's a look at the phone number for that program at santa clara valley medical center. it's 408 8855255. young people or their loved ones can call at any time of the day or night to discuss admission. you need to ask for the pediatric hospitalist on call. we're also posting the number on our website, abc seven news.com in another building, a better bay

area breakthrough, we are taking a look at the new expansion project of oakland's children's hospital. >> we were on hand to hear about the key agreement ensuring local workers are being employed for the job. the $1.6 billion project will modernize this hospital's campus while the main building on mlk and 52nd will stay several older buildings behind it will be replaced. those date back to the 1920s. the emergency department will also double in size. that's key. the hospital is the only level one pediatric trauma center in the region, so it'll be seven stories. >> uh- will include a new neonatal intensive care unit, two new medical surgical units, and inpatient psychiatric unit, which will be the first in the region for kids here in the bay area. >> the trade agreement ensures at least 30% of the workers, the workers, the workforce is alameda and contra costa county based. the upgrades are set to be done by 2030. >> new this morning, many eyes

on inflation and interest rates. just hours before the release of the federal reserve's latest rate decision, fresh inflation data shows price increases slowed in may. analysts say the new report is a sign that inflation is cooling again. it could help to inform federal officials as they set out to decide on interest rates later today. thousands of americans could get monthly payments of $500 on a new proposal. the idea comes from congressman adam schiff, the california democrat helped introduce a bill that would provide regular cash payments to certain low income families for five years. to qualify, you need to be on medicaid. if it's passed, it would be the first guaranteed income law. >> as more americans cut back on spending, some chains are starting to offer value menus to get customers back in the door. and starbucks, the latest company jumping on that trend. yesterday, the coffee chain debuted a new pairings menu, which is a tall tea or coffee

with a croissant for $5. now if you want to get in there and start customizing, you will pay more. starbucks joins other chains like wendy's and mcdonald's. they have also introduced new value meals. >> it seems americans have reached their tipping point when it comes to constant tipping requests. a new bank rate survey finds people are pulling back on gratuities that includes everything from restaurant servers and hairdressers to rideshare and food delivery drivers. gen xers and millennials are leading the rebellion because we blame everything on these folks. they are apparently giving less. just 37% of us adults say they tip at least 20. the survey shows older patrons and women are the most reliable when it comes to tipping. at sit down restaurants. i would also add, i mean unscientifically, but just based on my own life experience, people who have worked at restaurants yes, will tell me, even if you give me what i think is not great service, i still

tip you 20. >> i know everything's not in your control. you may be having a bad day. >> i saw a post on this and people were split about whether if you do takeout, should you tip because some people feel like i'm standing up ordering. i'm just getting my food. but then other people are like, it still takes a lot of effort to put it put the meal together. i feel like that's where a lot of people were split about tipping. >> i do, because i know i'm going to be back in three days. >> that's the thing. will you come back to this place. yeah. and if you are tip, tip them. if you're not then that's up to you. >> i mean i like my kung pao without spit. you know what i'm saying. so agreed. >> and a little more hot mustard packet if you're, if you're listening. >> yes. >> sometimes one just isn't enough. you know a few. yeah. you know, think of the drive through the fast food chain. just throw like a ton of ketchup in your bag. i don't need all this. >> no. take it. >> no i want it. i have that drawer at home. >> not that drawer. the drawer i do. >> you will have ketchup in there from seven years ago.

>> i mean, maybe not seven, six. yeah. pre-pandemic. yeah probably. all right. here's a beautiful view of lake tahoe this morning. lots of sunshine near 80 degrees here inland. today we'll have lots of sunshine. upper 80s. it's cooler today than yesterday. feels a lot more comfortable. 70 around the bay shoreline, upper 50s along the coast. so it's a cooler afternoon today. highs in the 70s and 80s for the south bay along the peninsula. we'll see about a 10 degrees drop in our daytime highs compared to yesterday in the city. today we'll stay in the low and mid 60s with a mix of sun and clouds in the north bay. no heat advisories in effect, but still some residual warmth in cloverdale, lakeport, calistoga, 70s and 80s for petaluma, novato and the east bay 60s and 70s with sunshine for the most part, a far cry from the mid 80s of yesterday. and then inland will go into the low 80s from san ramon to the low 90s for antioch and brentwood overnight. tonight we will have some patchy cloud cover along the coast and overnight lows in the 50s. just want to give you some advanced warning to sunday, because it will get windy for father's day in the afternoon along the

coast, we could see winds gusting up to 50mph, frequent gusts over 30mph. to finish out the weekend. accuweather seven day cooler afternoon today. with that cooling continuing tomorrow, then we have a minor warmup heading into the weekend. again sunday. father's day is windy with a wide range of temperatures early next week. guys >> drew thank you. new at six. the potentially troubling new report showing the city of san francisco may not be prepared for a future flood event. >> first, though, a popular beach in tahoe now requiring you to have a reservation, we'll tell you w

against open eye. according to multiple reports. that suit accused the san francisco based company of violating a contract and abandoning its mission on how to develop ai technology.

musk is a co-founder of the company. a hearing was set for today before the lawsuit was dropped, musk announced on xt that his employees could be banned from using apple devices after the cupertino company announced a partnership with openai this week. openai has not yet publicly commented about this suit. more legal issues for elon musk. tesla appears to be headed to trial over claims the carmaker made false statements about its vehicles self-driving capabilities. tesla was seeking to get the case thrown out, but a judge denied that request on monday. the california dmv argues the company made false statements about the autopilot and the full self-driving features. leading customers believe that they were more advanced than they really are. tesla is also facing a class action lawsuit by customers who are making similar claims. >> if you're thinking about heading to the beach on lake tahoe's east shore, be ready to wait your turn starting august 17th. sand harbor state park

will require reservations on weekends and holidays because of overcrowding, saying the number of visitors to the park has increased by more than a million in the past decade. reservations will cost $5. they'll be required until 10:30 a.m. after that, the beach will be open on a first come, first serve basis. reservations will be required through october 13th. new at six. >> the local company that just became the world's first trillion dollar brand, and the former anchor brewing employee is hoping they'll get their jobs back when new ownership takes over. then the terrifying moments a driver a bus and led it on a police chase during rush hour. >> let's get you going this morning. it is going to be a clear evening all day long. you can see the next 12 hours or so. we'll have temperatures in the 60s and 70s. get ready. it's just going to be a cooler day toy. we're done with the heat of yesterday. temperatures closer

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