i >> now at five. dangerous sideshow in san francisco. the police chief detailing what his officers had to deal with as several sideshows took over the streets this past weekend, changing recount rules. >> silicon valley assembly member evan lowe, proposing a new law after he won a voter requested recount in a primary congressional race. plus, let me know right from the start.

>> you go and break my arm >> celebrating 25 years, mariah carey releasing a special anniversary edition of her 1999 album rainbow. what fans can expect from the remastered version. you know, that album had a hold on me, you know, we know very much. >> yeah. >> we could talk about pedals for the next 15 minutes, but we don't have time. good morning. on this thursday june 13th we're going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> all right. >> so today is the coolest day of the week. temperatures will be below average compared to that heat we had a couple of days ago. today. might feel chilly to some of us out there. here's a live look at our rooftop camera at kgo. you can clearly see we have a little bit of cloud cover out there. so you look at current sky conditions right now and you can see some areas are clear, but other areas, certainly those around the bay shoreline and close to the coast this morning are dealing with a little bit of a marine layer. that marine layer is going to be consistent along

the coast today. it's one of our cooler mornings, this 49 in san rafael, 58 in hayward. you definitely want that jacket. and you may keep it on for much of the morning because we're a little slow to warm today and temperatures are below average later on this afternoon, so we'll look inland first. this is very pleasant today. inland, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the low 80s for daytime. highs around the bay shoreline. we have some of that cloud cover right now. we will have full sunshine this afternoon. temperatures below average mainly in the 60s, believe it or not. and along the coast we have overcast skies right now. partly sunny this afternoon and highs only in the upper 50s. let's check in with gloria and see how that commute is going. >> good morning drew. so far looking pretty good out there on the roads this morning. we want to check out your drive times for today from tracy to dublin. it will take you 40 minutes from san rafael to san francisco 17 minutes and antioch to concord 14 minutes. and looking live right now at our emeryville

camera, you can see starting to get a little busy out there from highway four to san francisco right now. it will take you 28 minutes. we also want to let you know about a deadly crash overnight in fremont. the chp says a 56 year old man was killed in a crash involving six cars. it happened around 1020 last night. this was on an 880 near the fremont boulevard south off-ramp, and at one point, four lanes were closed. nobody else was hurt. the cause of the crash is now under investigation right now. kumasi. >> thank you. gloria. your voice. your vote. after advancing in a razor thin primary election, a local candidate vying for the u.s. house now wants to see the rules of the recount changed. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live in studio to explain how evan low is hoping to rework things in the future. lena. >> kumasi. good morning, assembly member evan low is introducing a new bill that would call for automatic recounts in close statewide elections. he says this aims to take the politics out of recounts for the assembly member, this is personal low

tide for second place, with supervisor joe simitian for the district 16 congressional seat back in march, a request for a recount came soon after the tie, existing law says that request has to come from a from a voter and paid for privately. he says the proposed bill would trigger a recount only in cases where candidates had less than 25 votes, or 0.25% of the number of cast ballots separating them. >> this proposal, number one, requires that of an automatic recount paid for by the county, and number two requires real time disclosures of any type of funding over $10,000 of a recount effort. >> according to the proposed bill, those who spend $10,000 or more on voter requested recounts must be publicized within 24 hours. it would apply to governor, state senate, state assembly and u.s. senate and house of representative races across the state. simitian had

no comment to share at this time. low will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in november. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. while you're sleeping, president biden touched down in italy. he's there this morning for the start of the g7 summit, a meeting of america's closest allies. gloria is here now. top priorities will be a new security agreement. and ukraine and with ukraine, as you say, and new sanctions against russia. >> yeah. that's right, reggie, president biden and ukrainian president zelensky are expected to sign that new security agreement today before holding a joint news conference. the deal will affirm america's long term support for ukraine, but not commit any u.s. forces to defend the country. the u.s. also announcing new economic sanctions meant to discourage countries like china from doing business with russia. this is all happening as russian warships are on full display just 100 miles off florida's coast, as it carries out military drills with cuba for the first time in 16 years. the pentagon is downplaying the significance of the move.

>> this is not a surprise. we're always constantly going to monitor for any foreign vessels operating near u.s. territorial waters. we, of course, take it seriously, but these exercises don't pose a threat to the united states. >> and the u.s. military is tracking the ships. u.s. officials say the russian ships are expected to stay in cuba through the summer. reggie. >> all right. thanks gloria. this is a story we've been following since this past weekend. the wild sideshow that took over the embarcadero in san francisco. spinning donuts as another car burned in the middle of the street. some people even got up on the car and started dancing on it. this is one of three sideshows in the city early sunday morning. police haven't made any arrests, but they did seize some cars during last night's police commission meeting. the chief provided some details into the dangerous situation his officers encountered. >> they were assaulted with

bottles, rocks and other objects, including explosives and lasers were pointed at them. just for the public, lasers are extremely dangerous. that can actually cause permanent eye damage, so it was a pretty dangerous situation. also, by this time, the fire department responded to put out the car fire and were trapped in the middle of the chaos. actually, they had trouble getting in because of the crowds. >> the chief says just about every officer on duty at the time had to respond to these sideshows. >> san francisco, touting the results of a recently installed license plate reader cameras. about 100 of them are live. sfpd says they've been used to make arrests in retail theft cases and a rape. the city's goal is to have a total of 400 cameras installed by july. one. group is concerned, though, about the constant surveillance and the possibility of a hack. mayor breed says she's aware of these privacy concerns, but says the cameras are not being used for moving violations and they do not use facial recognition

technology in the east bay. >> today marks one month since oakland's new police chief started the job. yesterday, he held his first news conference announcing the arrest of several people accused in a series of home invasions and burglaries. our community resource officers, our crime reduction team officers and our patrol officers have been working diligently to identify and apprehend individuals and groups responsible for a large number of crimes within our city, chief floyd mitchell said. two separate groups of people have been arrested. they're accused in more than 30 burglaries from january to april and are also suspects in other crimes happening today. >> elon musk says tesla shareholders will be voting to reinstate his massive compensation package and saying yes to a resolution to move the electric vehicle maker's legal home to texas from delaware. he posted this message on x saying thanks for your support, adding both resolutions are currently passing by wide margins. the announcement comes ahead of tesla's annual shareholder meeting. it's set for this afternoon. musk has been trying

to convince tesla investors to back his pay package, estimated to be worth about $56 billion, after it was voided earlier this year by a delaware judge. she found musk improperly controlled the 2018 board process to negotiate it. >> five of eight this morning to our okay camera right now live look outside one of the aircraft here in the foreground. it is currently 57 degrees in oakland. we do have a lot of cloud cover out there this morning, and it is a little breezy. and just like yesterday we had some gusty winds later on this afternoon we will find those winds picking up again that onshore flow about 15 to 25mph. if you're traveling today, l.a, new york, you're a-okay. if you're going to chicago, specifically, o'hare or midway, if you're flying through there, the afternoon does feature a very high chance of severe weather, mainly between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m, and that could certainly cause delays for those area airports. just be aware of

that outside of chicago, everything is looking a-okay. denver, atlanta. seattle. honolulu you should have no problems getting to your destination back here at home. it's all about the coolest day of the week. today, that cloud cover is going to stay along the coast all day long, and we'll have that breeze pick up this afternoon. it all culminates in just a below average day when it comes to our temperatures. here's future weather showing you into the afternoon. there's that cloud cover along the coast , sunshine away from the coast, and temperatures today. our warmest areas, mainly in the 70s, if not the low 80s, which is certainly a few degrees below average today. so a high of 63. in the city. it's quite cloudy in san francisco today, likely. keep your jacket on all day there. only 67 in oakland, a little bit warmer in san jose at 80. we'll go to 79. in santa rosa. the same in concord. looking at the weather, wellness today, our air quality is good. no change to the pollen and the uv index. a ten out of 11. reggie. >> thanks, drew. invasion of the insects. some bugs are making their way to california mayor

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coast for years, is now making its way toward the west coast, and gloria and our installation, head for the north bay was just stopped in truckee with a mass of eggs on it. >> i know reggie, those insects are known as lanternflies. that egg mass that you just mentioned was recently found on a 30 foot tall metal art installation, and it was headed for sonoma county. it was intercepted at the truckee border protection station and then sent back to nevada to be power washed with detergent. lanternflies can be extremely destructive because they feed off plants, and they contribute to the growth of a sticky mold that blocks photosynthesis, thus killing

plants. on the east coast, people have been encouraged to kill them immediately if they see them. >> i don't want them to kill this tree. i love this tree. this tree is my favorite. >> you kind of have to accept that you're going to kill some bugs that you probably don't want to, but in the grand scheme of things, these bugs are killing my trees. >> so if the eggs had made it to sonoma county, they could have created a huge problem for the wine industry. they would have hatched within weeks and they feed off grapevines. so obviously this is concerning. kumasi thank you lori. >> a new budget cuts from san francisco's mayor london breed has some supervisors teaming up to stop it. the community ambassadors program was eliminated and budget cuts helping to create a $800 million deficit. the program funds community ambassadors in nearly every neighborhood. you've probably seen them. they have yellow jackets and they help create safety for neighbors, small businesses and visitors. a resolution was introduced at the board of supervisors meeting to

reject the end of that program. >> now to the growing battle over an initiative to overhaul prop 47. it's the law at the center of debate over the rise in retail theft and the fentanyl crisis. it passed in 2014, and it reduced certain low level crimes to misdemeanor and set a threshold of $950 or less for theft. now it's going back to the november ballot with a new amendment to increase penalties. democrats also want to add a poison pill to the amendment. it would actually repeal prop 47 if the amendment passes. republicans say democrats are just trying to confuse voters. >> so today, we are concerned that the same politicians who have repeatedly rejected proposals to fix these problems are now playing games with your safety. >> the californians for safer communities coalition is calling on the state's attorney general to be transparent when writing the ballot title and the summary . >> first lady doctor jill biden will be arriving in the bay area

tonight. she has a fundraiser tomorrow in los gatos before she is set to head to reno. doctor biden was here just a few weeks ago for a fundraiser in marin county. >> happening today. another rally planned at regional medical center in san jose. earlier this year, it was announced the trauma center will be closing in august, citing a decline in people using it. some community members feel this could hurt people who are low income or uninsured. the hospital's emergency room will remain open. the closest trauma center would be santa clara valley medical, which is about eight miles away. >> taking a live look at sfo this morning, if you have a flight today, you might see people picketing flight attendants with united and alaska airlines are planning to hold rallies as a part of worldwide day of action. pickets are planned at more than 30 airports across the country, calling for better working conditions. about 80,000 flight attendants are currently in contract negotiations with various airlines. a new developments a boycott of petaluma based amy's kitchen is

finally over, according to the press democrat, the grocery stores that pulled amy's kitchen products from their shelves in january of 2022 have brought them back. >> this is after activists called to improve workplace safety, increase wages and provide better health insurance. after eight months in discussions, an agreement was made to improve working conditions for food line workers at the santa rosa facility. >> mariah carey is celebrating the 25th anniversary of her studio album, rainbow go and break my heart. >> camilla camilla uh- give me your love. >> this is the music video for heartbreaker featuring jay-z. this is from her 1999 album. well, now she's getting ready to release a special 25th anniversary edition of rainbow, which comes out tomorrow. mariah posted about it on x, saying it will feature remastered audio of the original album, and there's also an expanded digital version with bonus tracks, including how much featuring usher. >> usher. >> all right.

>> you know when like nasa sends things to space when aliens find us and it's like it's our culture. i would show them this music video. i feel like this is a big moment in pop culture. >> famously, mariah carey beats up mariah carey right? >> right. >> it's incredible. the acting. and then jerry o'connell's in that music video, which i completely forgot. jay-z's on that track. yeah, yeah. the remix has missy elliott flashbacks. >> you all have such good memories too. now it's coming back to me. >> yeah, i remember going to the cd store getting that cd. it is her best cover. it really is. >> and then she also came out with a version of that cover for pride. >> oh yeah. okay. >> we love an ally. >> go ahead girl. >> come on mariah, come on mimi, get to number one with that remix. remix. new master audio. get that money. >> 25 years to my goodness. >> well, you know, you know, it sucks getting old? >> we were all just born. >> yeah, right out two. i was two when i got that cd outside this morning. let's show you the

rooftop camera. here we have a mix of clouds and clear skies out there. so today you'll find a cooler and breezy day. temperatures will be below average. today is the coolest day of the week. we are giving you a heads up on father's day and even into monday. these gusty winds will arrive about 25 to 50mph and it will increase our fire concerns a little bit. we'll show you that in one second. but much of next week expect sunshine and mild temperatures. today's forecast looking inland. very pleasant. lots of sunshine. we'll have temperatures in the low 80s around the bay shoreline. we start out with some clouds giving way to sunshine. upper 60s, lower 70s and then along the coast. it's pretty cloudy from start to finish with temperatures in the upper 50s. so it's the coolest day of the week. highs in the south bay 78, santa clara. we'll go to 80 in san jose, but 67 in santa cruz with a fair amount of cloud cover. pretty cloudy along the coast for the peninsula in the 50s for half moon bay, 67, in san mateo. but you warm up as you head towards redwood city.

at 76, we'll go to 72, in mountain view across the city today it's cloudy with a little bit of sunshine today. low 60s for most of us. 79 in santa rosa, 74 in san rafael, 72 in napa with sunshine. it's below average in the east bay today. will stay in the 60s and low 70s, 67 in oakland, about 72 in orinda and inland. after the heat from the past couple of days. it's nice to be in the 70s and 80s with full sunshine overnight tonight, limited cloud cover out there, 40s and 50s as we head into friday. now here's a look at those winds. this is sunday afternoon. we could see winds gusting about 50mph along the coast. the wind direction is onshore, so that should keep high humidity levels. however, our grasses are pretty dry right now. we've seen over the past couple of weeks some spot fires. so if we do have a fire that does start over the weekend, these winds would accelerate it. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you coolest day of the week today. with a minor warm up heading into the weekend, we'll track those gusty winds sunday into monday before we calm those winds down and

keep those temperatures nice and mild through midweek next week guys. >> thank you drew. coming up, the seven things to know this morning san francisco's skate week details in the inaugural event that's coming up next month. a live look outs t-mobile has plans built just for you.

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number one, the supreme court could rule on three important cases today, former president donald trump's claims of immunity from charges related to the 2020 election. americans access to abortion pills and whether domestic violence suspects should be able to have guns. >> number two, california assemblymember evan low has introduced a bill that would require automatic recounts in any statewide election with a margin of less than 25 votes, or 0.25. it comes after low, narrowly advanced in the district 16 congressional race after a voter requested a recount. >> number three commencement events start today at stanford university. ceremonies will go on as set after last week's arrest of 13 pro-palestinian protesters who stormed the president's office. >> number four, renewing your passport is getting easier. the state department testing an online renewal program. you have to be at least 25 and not have

plans to travel within eight weeks. >> and number five, today is going to be the coolest day of the week. temperatures below average will keep clouds along the coast all day with sunshine everywhere else. a little breezy this afternoon. winds about 15 to 25mph. >> and number six, we're getting a live look outside at our emeryville camera, and we are seeing a big backup right now. that's because right now, two middle lanes on westbound 80 at powell street are blocked. a big rig is blocking it. we're told it's not an accident. and so we're hoping that they do clear this soon. of course we'll keep you updated on this, but expect delays if you're traveling here in emeryville. >> number seven. remember joey chestnut was not going to be competing in the annual nathan's hot dog eating competition because he got sponsored by a vegan hot dog company. but now he is taking on his rivals in a new hot dog eating contest contest. live on netflix on

labor day. >> what a relief. and today's gma first look kevin jonas of the jonas brothers is reminding fans to have their skin checked after revealing his skin cancer diagnosis. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim in this morning's gma first look. >> skin cancer under age 40 is true. >> i'm a sucker for you. >> kevin jonas may be the oldest of the jonas brothers, but he's only 36, which made this video posted to his instagram resonate with fans. >> so today i am getting a basal cell carcinoma removed from my head. >> basal cell carcinoma is the most common skin cancer in the world. an estimated 3.6 million americans are diagnosed every year. >> basal cell cancers can often just look like a simple pimple that's just not going away. sometimes they can even look like a scar or a little rough patch. >> make sure to get those moles checked. people >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll

have the expert guidance. you need for preventing, identifying and treating skin cancer with your gma first look i'm eva pilgrim abc news, new york. >> a first in california. >> if you live in san jose, you'll soon be able to sell your additional dwelling unit or your adu separately from your home. the new ordinance goes into effect july 18th. the city sees this as another way to increase the number of homes on the market. adu construction has taken off thanks to a streamlining of laws that makes it easier to build them. california added more than 22,000 last year, the most ever berkeley is likely to become the next bay area city to allow homeowners to sell adus. >> sony pictures has acquired alamo drafthouse cinema, which has 35 locations, including the new mission theater in san francisco. sony becomes the first hollywood studio in more than 75 years to own a theater or a theater chain. in 1948, the supreme court prohibited studios from owning theaters. that

ruling was rescinded in 2020. >> san francisco's very first skate week is coming up next month, and the city's church of eight wheels is renting out a huge aviation warehouse in the presidio for this event. >> the 20,000 square foot warehouse near the golden gate bridge is going to be transformed into a disco roller rink. the group is decorating it with faux stained glass windows. oh, this is where they got me. portraits of whitney houston, marvin gaye and stevie wonder. tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for kids, 12 and under. you can rent skates if you don't have them for $10 a pair. skate week celebrates 45 years of roller skating in san francisco, and there are events happening from tuesday, july 16th to sunday, july 21st. another other official city language the unanimous vote from san francisco leaders to increase services to thousands of residents. >> tonight on abc seven, it's the stanley cup finals. the florida panthers taking on the

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now at 530. first mayoral debate in san francisco. supporters lining the sidewalk for their

pick to lead the city. we hear from the five major candidates hoping to get elected. >> grand reopening ceremony the big party planned inside the most iconic building on san francisco's skyline, the transamerica pyramid. plus, it has got heart, it's got humor, but it's got a real emotional depth that we're proud of. >> and inside, look at inside out, too. i got a sneak peek at the film and spoke with some of the people who worked on this highly anticipated movie. i can't wait to show you i'm excited. >> good morning everybody. it's thursday, june 13th. >> first we start with a check on the weather with meteorologist drew to hey, gearing up for the coolest day of the week. >> temperatures in most cities will be below average. a live look from our south beach camera. looking at the bay bridge, clearly you can see some cloud cover from this vantage point. we do have a mixed sky depending on where you are this morning in the city oakland, we have that cloud cover. but san jose, napa, concord, we are totally clear. half moon bay dealing with some thick cloud

cover right now. and temperatures in the 50s. it's one of our cooler mornings right now that we've had this week. 53 right now at the airport, 57 in oakland, 58 in san jose. the same in danville. but as we head into the north bay, some of our valleys are quite cool. this morning, novato coming in at 48 degrees. currently 49, in cloverdale. the jacket your best friend. and for some of us, especially those close to the coast today, you'll likely keep it on all day. so let's start inland. it's very pleasant today, even though we're below average temperatures. inland do reach the low 80s, but it's no intense heat like we had the past couple of days, especially on tuesday where we had that heat advisory. lots of sunshine inland today around the bay shoreline. we have some cloud cover, temperatures on the cooler side into the mid and upper 60s for daytime highs in most areas, and then along the coast. we'll keep that cloud cover pretty thick this morning. partly sunny skies this afternoon, a bit breezy and highs in the upper 50s. let's check in with gloria. see you. that commute is going good morning. >> well, we want to tell you about something going on in emeryville. this is a live look

outside right now. westbound 80. this is at powell street right now. two middle lanes are blocked because of a big rig there. and we're still trying to get more information. information we're hearing it possibly could be a crash, but we're again waiting to get more information on exactly what happened here. however, we do know right now lanes four and five are blocked. cars are able to get around. however, it may create some backups this morning. so if you are driving in this area, just keep in mind right now we're seeing a backup pretty much to buchanan street. and we do have a crew that's going to the scene, so hopefully we'll get some more information for you on that. guys >> thanks, gloria. all five major candidates for san francisco mayor took the stage for the first debate, and plenty of san franciscans showed up. >> yes, it was a sold out event hosted by city arts and lectures abc seven news reporter tim johns set in to see some of the action. >> dozens gathering outside the sidney goldstein theater in san francisco wednesday afternoon. >> all of them there to show their support for the person

they hope becomes the city's next mayor. inside the theater, the five major candidates running for the job participated in their first formal debate. current mayor london breed, defending her record since taking office. breed saying the city is on the rise again and that her leadership has steered it through some of its toughest challenges, including on homelessness. right before i was elected mayor, ten encampments were 58% higher than they are today. >> in fact, i've increased our shelter capacity by over 60. i've increased our permanent supportive housing by over 50. >> other top issues included crime and public safety. businessman daniel lurie, who came under attack for his lack of governmental experience, said all of the politicians on the stage seemingly couldn't fix the problems plaguing the city, despite their years in government. >> we need a fully staffed police department. we need a fully staffed sheriff's department, 9-1-1 dispatch office also needs to be fully staffed and frankly, the last two mayors have underwhelmed on

this issue. >> the cost of housing was another key talking point, with all five candidates saying more units need to be built. supervisor aaron peskin, who has been accused of being anti-development, says if he was mayor, he would find ways to fast track new developments while still preserving the character of the city's neighborhoods. >> in my own district, i've built every kind of housing affordable market rate and homeless shelters, and i've never voted against any affordable housing. >> candidates were also asked about their plans to revitalize the city's downtown. supervisor asha safai, saying he sees the current office vacancy rates, which sit at all time highs, as an opportunity to transform the city like never before. >> i put forward legislation that would allow us to create a downtown public education district. we have a historic opportunity to purchase buildings and turn them into universal i-team's, the city's infamous $1.7 million public toilet. >> also getting a shout out during wednesday's debate, former interim mayor mark

farrell saying it's another example of the bureaucracy at city hall that's holding san francisco back from tackling its most pressing problems. >> an endemic how our city government is spending its money today. to me, we have to completely rethink not only our budget process, but how we are allocating our city funds in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> commencement events kick off at stanford today, and it comes during a testy time on campus and across the country. recently, the university removed a pro-palestinian encampment just last week. this came after protesters stormed into the president's office and barricaded themselves inside that building. police made 13 arrests. graduation ceremonies will continue as scheduled this weekend with melinda french gates as the guest speaker. uc santa cruz has seen similar protests. their commencement events will take place this weekend as well. >> it's been eight years since the mass shooting at pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. a memorial in san francisco last

night remembered the 49 lives lost the castro lgbtq cultural district puts on this event every year. community organizer honey mahogany was this year's special guest emcee, accompanied by speakers at the jane warner plaza. they also had a procession to 18th in castro to lay flowers at the castro memorial gathering spot. >> vietnamese is now an official city language in san francisco. the board of supervisors voted unanimously yesterday. nearly 7000 residents identify as primarily vietnamese speakers. this declaration will require translations by telephone, website, written notices and other official services. other languages. with this requirement in the city are chinese, spanish, and filipino. the san francisco language audit causes. sorry, let me just finish. this calls the filipino, even though the language spoken is tagalog. >> now a little girl is making medical history. she just became the first pediatric patient to undergo deep brain stimulation. and gloria, it was performed by

a robot. >> that's right. isn't that amazing? eight year old carly frye became the first child to receive robotic deep brain stimulation. the procedure implants electrodes into the patient's brain and treats movement disorders like parkinson's disease. robots make the procedure much safer because of the required precision. carly was diagnosed with rapid onset dystonia at the age of four, and she was initially paralyzed. she made slow progress on medications, but the surgery has been a game changer. using a tablet, carly's family can now tune the electrodes in her brain, helping her regain control of her body. >> we can turn it up, or we can turn it down as needed. if we feel like she's been extra tight , we can adjust it to however we need to move things around. >> so carly went from not always being able to sit up or feed herself to look at her there. she's walking out of the hospital after the procedure. doctors at the hospital where she was treated say they hope her procedure will pave the way

to help children around the world. incredible, reggie. gloria. >> thank you. elon musk's spacex company faces a lawsuit by some former employees. the eight employees were fired in 2022. they say spacex treats women as sexual objects and promotes lewd sexual banter. the former workers were fired after being involved in writing an open letter criticizing musk. spacex did not immediately respond to a request for comment on that lawsuit. >> an exploration for education. the wildlife journey. some bay area students are taking part in to get a closer look at the circle of life. >> but first to check on the weather with drew. >> good morning. time now approaching 539. we'll start in the south bay. good morning san jose. we do have clear skies here. current conditions show you those clear skies, great visibility, high humidity, but a little breezy out there. winds out of the northwest right now at about 16mph and will keep that breeze throughout much of the day. get ready for the coolest day of the week, everybody, either at or below

average this afternoon. when it comes to our daytime highs, some of our cooler areas like napa, about six degrees below average. so today we will find the warming process a bit slower than we've seen the past couple of days. and for a lot of us, daytime highs in the 60s and 70s. later on this afternoon. so take a look at your day planner, your sunrise here at 547 this morning. very shortly, less than ten minutes from now. we have those coastal clouds. right now, the big takeaway this afternoon, it's cooler than yesterday. also those winds are with us once again, 50 along the coast, 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline, 70s and low 80s inland. your sunset today coming at 833. so taking a look at highs today it's 67 in oakland, 63 in the city. the city will see a bit of a breeze pick up this morning. you'll probably keep your jacket on all day in the city. 79, in santa rosa. the same in san jose and concord will keep it cloudy in half moon bay with a high of 58 degrees.

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in emeryville. this is a live look right now. this is westbound 80 at powell street. they've now blocked three lanes here. so we are seeing some big backups right now. the backup is to buchanan street. this is a six minute delay. we're told this is a big rig versus a car crash. we're working on getting more information on exactly what caused that. and what happened there. but again, what we know right now is that there is a big delay here. three lanes are blocked at this time. and so we're working on getting more information on when they plan to reopen all of these lanes. >> thank you. gloria. time now

is 543 this morning. basketball the basketball world is remembering the man whose silhouette is the nba's logo, jerry west. he died yesterday. west was one of the architects of the warriors dynasty. he was a part of eight different championship teams and was instrumental in the warriors decision to hang on to klay thompson before the 2015 season. thompson posted this tribute to west on his instagram. west also served as a mentor to warriors gm bob myers. >> you can't imagine something more scary than being a young gm with jerry west as your mentor, but the decency and the kindness and the grace of who he was, i will never forget. and i love people. give me the people that care too much in life. yeah, not the ones that don't care enough. and jerry embodied all that. >> jerry west was 86 years old. >> a large part of our work in building a better bay area

pushes us to find the way forward for our future generations, and we are sharing some breakthroughs here on abc seven. our first breakthrough is now out there swimming in the san pablo and san francisco bays. not only is it helping to restore a healthy ecosystem, it's also making for a hands on learning lesson. here's abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn . >> you guys ready? yes. all right, let's do this thing. >> come on. on this wednesday, some bay area youngsters with pal police activities league are at richmond marina for a one of a kind excursion. >> oh, be careful for many of them, like max bonilla, it's a first. >> have you ever been on a boat before, no. >> what are you hoping to see today, honestly, i'm just hoping to see all the baby centers they're about to witness a super rare event. >> half a million fish. baby salmon are getting a jumpstart on their incredible journey toward the pacific ocean. the golden state salmon association is teaming up with the california department of fish and wildlife for this big effort . at each of these trucks is

carrying 100,000 salmon. they were raised in the mccullum hatchery, and once they open that up, then these babies just shoot right out into the ocean and begin their ocean journey. >> and they're going to go swim out past the golden gate. come back 3 or 4 years later and start this whole process again by releasing the baby salmon at this location in richmond instead of near vallejo. >> wildlife experts say the fish are closer to the ocean, giving them a better chance of survival . >> it's a shorter distance for them, with less predators and less less dangerous for them before they get into the open ocean, where they can kind of get away from other fish and be safe. >> wildlife experts say this release at this spot is a win win. it's great to ensure the survival of the baby fish at a time when the population of salmon has been threatened, wildlife experts say. this salmon release here in richmond is a super cool lesson for the kids and an opportunity to create future stewards for the environment. >> this could be something that that sparks interest for the rest of their life in richmond, suzanne phan abc seven news our

next abc seven building a better bay area breakthrough involves the most iconic building on the san francisco skyline, the chronicle reports. >> the transamerica pyramid will hold a grand opening ceremony in september. it will have a members only restaurant, and on the top floor, there will be a private lounge and bar. shortly after the grand opening, it will show off the renovated interior to the world. the skyskrape is hosting the ted i series in october. it will feature some of the leading companies and professionals in the ai industry. are we going to be able to go into any of it? it sounds like a lot of private space. what do you need to know? >> our final abc seven building a better bay area breakthrough after an extensive renovation, the historic delta theater in downtown brentwood is making its comeback today. the reopening will line up with the premiere of the new pixar movie inside out two. >> everything is brand new. the screens, sound system, everything. the delta theater for brentwood is the anchor, and it's the anchor for downtown,

which is very vibrant. but without the theater operating, we feel like it's just not going to, work. >> city officials are hopeful that this could attract people from surrounding communities. and if you want a day out where you don't have to spend your whole check, all wednesdays will be half price to keep people in the theater. nine years ago, joy came into our lives and sadness and anger. pixar's hit film inside out got us in touch with our feelings. >> now all your faves are back in the sequel, which is out tomorrow, only this time it's getting a little crowded in the main character's brain. a host of new emotions, including anxiety, are moving in as riley enters her teenage years. i went to emeryville to talk with the creators of inside out two, including kelsey mann. it's his first time directing a feature film. we are suppressed emotions . inside out is one of the most successful movies in all of pixar history. critically and

also monetarily. how's your anxiety? >> i know i keep saying i'm making a movie about anxiety for a reason. i definitely felt the pressure. i definitely felt my anxiety jumping in. but really a joy is there too. i never imagined that i'd be be given this opportunity to be able to tell another story and direct a movie. here. i was happy just to be in the story department. i'm just full of excitement and joy, literally. >> oh no. where's the rest of it? >> a tease is a tease. >> okay, we cut that off short. but anyway, it was really great talking with him and you would have heard the producer of the film, mark, talk about how it's not just like fun and games. it's time they really want you to be, you know, emotionally invested in what's happening in the story. it's getting a lot of really good reviews this morning i only saw the first 35 minutes. i have tickets to see the rest of it. this weekend, but i can tell you the first 35 minutes were exquisite. oh wow, i loved it. >> yeah. can we just see it? yes >> and will we see the full

story at seven? at seven you will. okay >> good tease. listen. >> there you go. >> hit us up on seven at seven on the app really hard on this story. >> so i hope you watch at seven the whole thing. >> i'm excited. i've been looking forward to this all week. >> so good. >> all right. outside this morning we'll take you to our east bay hills camera. the sun is getting up here. we do have some cloud cover this morning that has pushed inland. at this hour, we will find a bright day, but temperatures are going to be cooler than average. and it will be breezy this afternoon. today is the coolest day of the week. we just want to give you that heads up that advance warning that on father's day sunday, we have some gusty winds that will linger into monday, but after that, next week features a lot of sunshine and some really mild temperatures. so today, inland it's pleasant. in the 80s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline, we get that midday sunshine, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and along the coast we'll start and finish with overcast skies and temperatures, mainly in the 50s. so today's the coolest day of the week. highs in the microclimate starting in the south bay will basically be in the 70s and low 80s for daytime highs along the

peninsula. cloudy coast, but sunshine for redwood city at 7672. in mountain view across the city today. we have clouds right now, giving way to a little bit of sunshine. however, it will be windy this afternoon and temperatures in the low 60s. you'll likely keep your jacket on all day long in san francisco in the north bay, we have pleasant conditions 75 in petaluma, 79 in santa rosa, 74 in san rafael, napa. up to 72 degrees in the east bay. bright but below average temperature wise 67. in oakland, 75, in union city will hit about 75 in fremont and then inland. very pleasant 70s and 80s. 75 in san ramon, 7677. walnut creek, 82, in brentwood. now overnight tonight, we do have some patchy cloud cover along the coast. otherwise our coolest areas dip into the 40s around the bay. shoreline will go into the low and mid 50s. here's that warning over the weekend. it gets really windy here on sunday for father's day along the coast. will likely see winds in excess of 40 50mph, and it's pretty blustery as you move away from

the coast. and that will repeat again on monday. so we're watching for an increase in fire concerns. thankfully, this is an onshore wind that will keep humidity relatively high, but we've seen over the past couple of weeks some spot fires, especially with our finer fuels like our grasses. they're pretty dry right now. so if something does ignite, these winds would accelerate it. so that's something we're watching very closely by the end of the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. coolest day of the week is today. we'll watch those winds heading into sunday and monday. those winds relax on tuesday. juneteenth looking lovely. lots of sunshine and temperatures close to average guys thanks drew. >> new at six. the noodles so spicy they're being banned from one country. but first preventing learning loss. >> the summer program kicking off in san francisco for hundreds of young children. >> first, a live look outside it's 552.

emeryville has now cleared. we have a live look right now. this is on westbound 80 at powell street, and there had been a big rig versus a car crash. but you can see all lanes are back open right now. they had initially blocked off three lanes. although all the lanes are back open. we are still seeing some delays from carson boulevard. so if you are driving here this morning, you might need a little bit more time today. and getting a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza camera. the metering lights are on right now, but traffic is flowing at this time and looking right now at your drive times from highway four to the maze, it will take you 36 minutes. that is in the red. so it's taking a little bit longer right now from emeryville to san francisco, 14 minutes and from san francisco to sfo, nine

minutes. >> thank you. gloria. summer activities are underway at san francisco's civic center plaza. the city's public defender's office officially launched its magic summer program. 500 children pre-registered for the summer events. the program is designed to make learning fun. it exposes kids to stem art, literacy and recreational activities. it's designed to prevent summer learning loss. >> we want to continue to build community amongst the youth so they're out of school at sfusd got out june 4th. we want to keep them in the spirit of learning, but also having fun at the same time. >> this is a 20th year for the magic summer program. >> happening tonight san jose's viva parks is kicking off its free outdoor summer movie series. you can catch a screening of the disney movie wish at callaghan park. they'll be long games and a rock wall before the movie starts. the event starts at 6:00 tonight. free movie nights continue every thursday through august 29th.

>> okay. >> what am i looking at? >> you were looking at camels on the loose in ohio after they escaped from a petting zoo. it happened? yes. outside the barnyard area of an amusement park. this oh my gosh. so two of them got out and. and you can see on this video that was posted on social media, they're just running around and you can see this man minding his business in his motorized wheelchair. and they got really close to him. thankfully the park says nobody was hurt. and so they're trying to figure out now how these animals got out. they were eventually returned to the enclosure, but oh oh, that's what i'm saying. almost hit this man. >> oh, he really had nowhere to go. >> wow. they didn't look like they were trying to bother anybody. >> you know, when you get free, you need to you need to take your valuable 90s and go for it

and kick. >> new at six. the pushback that the state is getting over plans to close california's last nuclear plant, then the state department trying to make it easier to travel internationally on line renewal for passports is now available. >> if you act you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪

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