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agents raided the home of oakland mayor shengtao. we haven't heard from her about it. the reaction from residents on the investigation mass shooting in oakland. >> the new details we're learning about one of the city's worst shootings during a crowded juneteenth celebration, and a tribute to willie mays. >> thousands of fans gathering at oracle park to pay their respects to the giants legend. >> good morning to you. it is friday, june 21st and friday weekend is here and hopefully it'll be a nice weekend weather wise too. >> yeah, and we're finally warming up. we have these hot days typically during the week, but finally we get one during the weekend. this warming trend kicks underway here today. and then we have a heat advisory coming our way tomorrow. you're looking at a live view from our east bay hills. camera never gets old to see the morning fog come down our hillside. so most areas currently you can see our sky conditions. got that cloud cover? the only area that is pretty clear right now is inland concord. reporting mainly clear skies. so numbers right now starting off pretty typical in

the upper 40s to the mid 50s. now today is going to be warmer than yesterday. you'll really notice that inland lots of sunshine today. temperatures topping out in the low and mid 90s. so it will be warm around the bay shoreline. we have that cloud cover that will break pretty fast for sunshine between 9 and 11 a.m. then into the afternoon. it's bright. those daytime highs going into the 70s along the coast. it is very cloudy right now. some drizzle as well. we'll have partly sunny skies this afternoon and highs in the low 60s. now. tomorrow a heat advisory kicks in for hotter temperatures. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with sue hall c those drive times are doing. >> thanks, drew. we head out to the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet and hoping for friday lights. so far so good. just a few brake lights as you make your way towards the tunnel and on into san francisco and the san mateo bridge. a little hazy this morning. golden gate bridge is shrouded in fog, so heads up limited visibility over the waldo grade. earlier accident westbound 80 before willow coming off the coming skyway has been cleared. it's

quickly recovered, but you will find slow traffic past highway four and on into san pablo. and now we're getting reports eastbound 580 coming off the richmond-san. rafael bridge of an accident blocking a lane near the richmond parkway, and also over the altamont pass. we've got an accident blocking the right lane to add to your already slow traffic right near north. flynn. >> sue, thank you so much this morning. we are still waiting to hear from oakland mayor shengtao , 24 hours after her home was raided by the fbi. >> abc7 news was the first to tell you about this as it was breaking yesterday morning. we could see agents carrying boxes out of mayor tao's home, and it was one of four locations raided . >> agents started before dawn at mayor tao's home on maiden lane, very close to highway 13 and the mormon temple. other agents, including from the irs, raided the embarcadero offices of california waste solutions, which runs the city's recycling company. two homes on view, crest court and skyline

boulevard, were also raided. they are connected to the duong family, which runs california waste solutions. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland was the first reporter at mayor tao's home yesterday, and she's been tracking these developments since the very beginning. >> lena kumasi, law enforcement sources tell abc seven. this is a public corruption case with the fbi, irs and u.s. postal service working together. though the fbi confirmed only that they carried out a court, authorized law enforcement activity. agents hit several locations, including mayor shang tao's home. more than a dozen agents were there for more than four hours. we watched as they carried out boxes, boxes, plastic tubs and trash bags and quickly left without comment. nina medina happened to be staying in the neighborhood with friends. she's president of the national latino peace officers association here for a meeting with the new oakland police chief. >> the federal government doesn't force or obtain warrants

into one's residence without probable cause. and when it rises, in my experience, to the level of the federal government, you're talking about some significant, issues. >> fbi agents also hit the offices of california waste solutions. we spotted the irs there back in 2020. their company founders were under investigation by the public ethics commission for funneling money through straw donors to council members. we have reached out to the mayor's office yesterday, and only a few moments ago, right at the 24 hour mark since this raid first began and our calls and emails have gone unanswered. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. thank you for that update. >> lena rates also took place in a quiet neighborhood in the hills of oakland. a neighbor who didn't want to be identified, said she heard the fbi say they were carrying out a federal warrant. >> and then i started hearing,

uh, this is the fbi. open up. come out with your hands up. >> the house belongs to andy duong, and he's listed as director at california waste solutions, a recycling company that serves oakland just before noon yesterday, the fbi inspected a mercedes benz that was parked outside that home. 30 minutes later, an unidentified couple leaving the house drove off in that vehicle. meanwhile, u.s. postal inspectors collected evidence at a nearby home that belongs to david duong, who's andy's father and who's listed as the ceo of california waste solutions. now, the family business is california. waste solutions released this statement. it reads california waste solutions is fully aware that federal agents executed search warrants at a number of locations in oakland and related to aws. the company is fully cooperating with the government's investigation and is confident that government officials will conclude that aws was not involved in any unlawful

or improper activities. >> it has been a rough week for the oakland mayor. on wednesday, a recall petition was allowed to move forward, and yesterday the fbi paid a visit to her home. protesters gathered outside the home of mayor tao yesterday afternoon demanding her resignation. the group told abc seven news they believe what oakland needs now more than ever is transparency. >> the mayor should explain to the residents what's going on. she should step out, show leadership and say how she is helping oakland. >> abc seven news reached out to nearly all of the members of the oakland city council yesterday. most declined to comment. council member carol fife told us the council was not briefed on the raids, and this is clearly an ongoing investigation and we're going to stay on it. so stay with abc seven news to learn the latest about what's happening with the mayor and how it will affect the city of oakland. we will continue to update abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app.

>> also in oakland, we are following the latest developments in one of the city's biggest shootings. we've learned at least 15 people were shot wednesday night at a juneteenth celebration near lake merritt. police say there were at least 5000 people in attendance. oakland police chief floyd mitchell confirmed there were multiple shooters in the crowd, and hundreds of people were running for cover. officers say all of this erupted after a sideshow and fights that broke out when a group climbed on the roof of a moving vehicle. >> we have everything from minor gunshot or flesh wounds to loss of fingers, to some of the individuals still being in critical condition. >> there are still questions lingering, though, over how many officers were actually on the scene before and after the shooting. opd says 30 officers were there. one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer. no arrests have been

made in connection with the shooting. >> well, today is the last day of the giants. say, hey pop-up experience celebrating the late willie mays. it opens at 10:00 across from oracle park. yesterday oracle park was open for fans to gather in his honor. the center field scoreboard showed the giants game against the saint louis cardinals. it was played at rickwood field in mays hometown of birmingham, alabama. fans paid their respects. many wrote personal messages in the condolence books. >> i always had a smile on his face, you know, just always played the game the right way. it's just, you know, just thinking back all the all the things that he did for this organization and things like that for the community. >> willie mays was coming to town and you know, for a ten year old boy in the 50s and 60s, willie was the bomb. >> and fans say the say, hey, kid, might be physically gone from this world, but his spirit and his legacy will always be present at the ballpark. >> across the country, fans in birmingham also took time to

honor mays. the game, which was called a tribute to the league, was originally meant to honor the legacy of mays and other black baseball greats who left a mark on the sport after mays passing. it became a way to honor him. >> i've been telling y'all that if there's any way on earth my father could come down here, that he would. well, he's found another way. >> i felt his presence ever since then. i think we all have. and hopefully we start, you know, getting some in some wins for him. >> there were reminders of history all around, from photos and artifacts of hall of famers inside the ballpark to the chance to be up close to history outside. like seeing an original team bus from 1947. thank you. >> 610 this morning in the accuweather forecast, we'll look at sfo right now. it is very cloudy this morning. excuse me. uh- overcast skies 51 degrees with a light southwest wind and high humidity. looking at the

travel forecast today shaping up to be beautiful in l.a. good afternoon sunshine. a high of 80 degrees. no, new york is in the midst of a heat wave. the air temperature today going for a high of 93. but the heat indices close to 100. watching denver closely, some afternoon storms could be severe, with a high of about 88 degrees. back here at home. future weather showing you that cloud cover still pretty intact. close to 830 this morning heading into lunchtime, we have a lot of sunshine away from the coast. partly sunny skies for the coastline and today is going to feel warmer than yesterday. we're going into the 90s in our hottest spots inland 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. so looking at highs around the region today, our warming trend gets underway here. 87 in napa but 93 in concord, 88 in san jose will go to 76. in oakland, the city a little bit of above average coming in at 68 degrees for a daytime high. so looking at the next three days, our summer heat starts to build. today that heat advisory will kick in here on saturday, but it's just for one

day. cooler air quickly rushes in on sunday. we'll take a closer look at that heat advisory kumasi coming up in about eight minutes. >> thank you. drew runway reopening the construction over the past six months at sfo that caused flight delays coming to an end today. and cutting your commute when a bay area company is planning to launch electric helicopter flights between some cities, plus pepper the parrot looking for a new home. but one very specific warning that its future owners need to know about

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continue to make progress on the point fire, which is burning just south of lake sonoma. it's now 70% contained. it's burned 1200 acres. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. residents returning home could still experience power outages this morning. containment also improving on the arrow fire in calaveras county. it's now at 58. crews say that fire is being driven by dry winds. there are evacuation orders still in place, but some people were allowed to return to their homes yesterday. the cause of that fire is under investigation. the largest fire burning in the state right now, though, is the colusa in colusa county, northeast of clear lake. we're talking about the sites fire. so far, it's burned more than 19,000 acres. it's just 20% contained at this point. it's burning mostly dry grass, but several structures are being threatened. the blaze is also

started. several spot fires. now four of the state's biggest fires right now are here in northern california. and you can see them all on the abc news, abc7 news fire map. you can access this map anytime by going to abc7 news.com/fire map. >> san francisco's laguna honda hospital has been readmitted into medicare's federal funding program. we've been following the story since laguna honda lost its eligibility back in 2022 because of health and safety violations. the hospital was readmitted into california's medicaid program for low income residents last year. more than 95% of laguna honda residents depend on medicaid for their care, and the rest rely on medicare funding for resident care at laguna, honda has now been fully restored. >> new developments in a story we've been following since last year, california regulators have ordered crews to pay more than $112,000 to settle an investigation into a crash that

dragged a pedestrian in san francisco last year. that is the maximum amount allowed by law and more than the $75,000 cruz originally offered to settle the allegations. the cruise last year happened when a human driven car hit a woman. then the cruise self-driving vehicle dragged her 20ft. after that, the dmv suspended cruz's permits to operate self-driving cars. we reached out to cruz this morning for a response to the settlement. we will lete hear b.

>> alphabet's waymo is getting clearance to expand, according to the chronicle. this week, the california public utilities commission upheld its march decision to allow the company to operate on the peninsula, also in los angeles. it comes days after a bill that would have given bay area cities the power to regulate autonomous vehicles was pulled by south bay state senator dave cortese. >> let's take a live look right now at sfo. your summer vacation is about to get a bit smoother. sfo is reopening a runway that's been under construction since january, and the work has caused a bit of delays and even for some airlines to reduce flights.

well, now that the runway is reopening, those delays should go away. >> well, bay area commuters may soon be getting around like the jetsons. archer aviation says it plans to offer electric helicopter flights between select bay area cities by the end of the year, actually, that's next year. and the company says it's reached an agreement to develop a 50 acre waterfront campus in south san francisco. it plans to offer flights between that city and napa. san jose, oakland and livermore. archer aviation says hour long commutes can be cut down to 15 minutes, and we still are waiting to hear how much it's going to cost. might be worth it. >> a potty mouth parrot is looking for a new home. we're talking about pepper the parrot is at the niagara falls spca and pepper has a lot to say. he is going viral for his bad language. after a post on facebook said that he likes to curse just a little. >> well, his, his his famous, line is do you want me to kick

you? >> okay. >> now, pepper, really? >> wow. they say pepper picked up the profanity when he lived with a small dog who was disobedient. >> and the owner would use some, let's say, choice language when the dog would not act right. so pepper apparently picked that up . the niagara spca is a no kill shelter. they say they are committed to finding pepper. the right home. pepper is an amazon parrot and requires special care, including a very specific type of diet. not be going through all of that. giving pepper a very specific diet to get cussed out. >> i know right? that is true. no little kids in that household. yeah, yeah. >> and how do you untrain pepper to learn all those bad words? >> they live a long time. those amazon parrots. so yeah, there's i don't think there's any going back. open those floodgates now would pepper kick my butt. >> that's what i would want.

>> just don't stick your hand in the cage. >> totally. that's totally right too. let's talk about the heat that's coming our way tomorrow. want to get you prepared for saturday? because we have a minor to moderate heat risk out there to start out the weekend. not one of our hottest days this year, but you will notice those temperatures are quite warm for this time of the year. the biggest risk will be inland where we see those areas of orange. even some pockets of red where temperatures will be well into the 90s. morning walnut creek we're seeing some sunshine there. here are the accuweather headlines. a warming trend gets underway here today. we'll have above average temperatures. we'll talk about that heat advisory tomorrow for that minor to moderate heat risk. and then in the extended outlook we will keep it sunny and we will keep it mild. so highs today that warming trend gets underway here in the south bay 80s and 90s. for the most part. it's a lovely day in santa cruz. sunny and 76 along the peninsula. we'll get those temperatures into the 70s and 80s. for the most part, coast side will stay in the 60s with partly sunny conditions across the city today, much brighter than yesterday. it will feel warmer. i know yesterday is

quite chilly. we'll get into the 60s across the city for daytime highs in the north bay. it's getting warm to hot out there. 80s and 90s, if not about 100 degrees in cloverdale, ukiah, the coast. nice and comfy in the 60s. the east bay it's warm and sunny. 77 in orinda, 76, in oakland, 74. berkeley but 83 in union city and fremont and inland. it's getting hot, low and mid 90s. 93 in concord. the same in livermore, about 95 in brentwood. overnight tonight we'll have a lot less cloud cover as that warming trend continues. we'll stay in the 40s and 50s for overnight lows. now heading into saturday. here's the heat advisory. this will be in effect all day for areas in orange that's inland the south bay. the higher elevations of the north bay where temperatures will be well into the 90s. in fact, some areas could be even hotter than that. so future tracker temperatures want to stay hydrated? want to stay cool on saturday because temperatures are well above average inland, even around the bay shoreline, it will feel warm in the 70s and 80s. but watch what happens on

sunday. cooler air is going to quickly arrive for the second half of the weekend, so the accuweather seven day forecast shows you summer heat today. that heat advisory tomorrow for one day, and then that cooler weather moves in here on sunday, and then much of next week. we'll keep those temperatures on the mild side with a fair amount of sunshine guys. >> all right. thank you june. >> now we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey gloria kumasi. nice to be with you. so coming up here on a friday we will start with the latest on the story that we've been following and the building heat for you all. i'll be covering that as well with those heat advisories. just heard drew talking about, but our heat dome is sinking back south just slightly. philadelphia to baltimore, washington, d.c. all could see records over the weekend, but also going to see feels like upwards of 110. so we'll get into that. and then the amtrak disruptions from heat and so much more. also speaking of travel, the investigation after a southwest jet dropped to roughly 525ft just miles before the runway. and then there's this anti sunscreen movement that's been online. some social media influencers have been

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live now at 630. political corruption probe fbi and irs agents raiding the home of oakland mayor shengtao. what we know about the investigation. >> are you willing to wait? this unusual listing for san francisco home that's getting a lot of interest. you can buy it, but you won't be able to move in anytime soon. plus be a zone. >> zone, zone and a room full of strangers. >> meet and greet oakland native kehlani, inviting fans to a free signing today to celebrate the release of her fourth album. the pop up events she's hosting in the east bay. very exciting. >> yeah, and all right, see you all. good morning. happy friday. it's june 21st. >> yeah. hope you're having a great morning so far and a great weekend coming up. and of course we want to know all about the weather. hopefully it's a little warm but not too hot. >> it depends where you are. tomorrow we have heat advisories kick in. this morning we're dealing with a lot of cloud cover out there. here's a live

look from our south beach camera. you can see the bay bridge getting obscured by some of the fog this morning. so we'll look at current sky conditions. and you can see most of us. this is your vantage % seeing sunnier skies. and we will get a lot of sunshine breaking through later on today. current temperatures 40s and 50s as we get you going on this friday. so today the warming trend gets underway here inland. we're back into the 90s for daytime highs. we expect a lot of sunshine out there and some warm temperatures. we'll flip it on over to the bay shoreline. we have the cloud cover right now. sunshine appears between 9 and 11 a.m. and that leads to a bright afternoon with temperatures back into the 70s and then along the coast. it's very cloudy right now. we have reports of some drizzle as well. we'll have partly sunny skies later on today, and temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. now tomorrow gets even hotter here with heat advisories to kick off the weekend. we'll show you that coming up in just a few minutes. let's check in with sue hall and

see our drive times are doing. >> thank you drew. we are headed to look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were turned on and you are just backed up to the east parking lot. not too bad once you get on the span. a few brake lights making your way towards the tunnel and on into san francisco and take a look at the golden gate. fog. very thick fog, especially coming over the waldo grade. you will definitely need your windshield wipers. and i need to ask drew, when does the fog become the rain? because there was definite drops coming out of the waldo tunnel this morning and the span is wet. that should clear and visibility now is a bit limited. you can see your normal slow spots this morning. earlier accident westbound 80 near willow before highway four. that's been long gone and now traffic is recovered and you just got the usual slowing from san pablo towards the bay bridge toll plaza. an earlier accident, eastbound 580 near the richmond parkway, has been cleared out of lanes westbound. you are backed up behind the toll plaza. and also an earlier accident cleared over the altamont. still slow

for about a 40 minute drive from tracy up and over with high winds into dublin pleasanton. >> all right. thank you so much. well developing news this morning out of oakland where we are still waiting to hear from mayor shengtao. she has not made any statement in the 24 hours since the fbi raided her home. abc7 news was there yesterday morning as agents walked out of her maiden lane home with boxes. it was at least one of four locations that was raided yesterday, and others included the offices of california waste solutions, which runs the city's recycling company. also, two homes connected to the wong family, which runs california waste solutions. abc seven news reporter lena howland was the first reporter to break the story. she's been tracking it ever since, and she joins us live this morning. good morning lena. >> good morning gloria. we have been reaching out to mayor tao and her staff since we first got word of this yesterday. i just reached out again about 30 minutes ago and still no response. keep in mind, this raid started right around 6:00

yesterday morning, so it's now been more than 24 hours since this started. the fbi would only confirm that they carried out a court authorized law enforcement activity at a home on maiden lane, but law enforcement sources tell abc seven this is a public corruption case with the fbi, irs and us postal service working together. fbi officers also hit the offices of california waste solutions. we spotted irs investigators leaving there. the company was started by david and victor duong. they were both under investigation by the public ethics commission for funneling money through straw donors to council members, a story first reported by oaklandside in 2020. xiang tao allegedly received some of that money. she also traveled with the duong brothers, who funded the trade mission to vietnam. last summer. after the fbi left, mayor tao's partner andre jones was seen arriving at tao's home with a dog. he came out later with a

bag and refused to comment. before he left, tao was nowhere to be seen. live in studio. lena howland abc seven news. >> lena, thank you and new this morning, oakland's naacp is calling on mayor shengtao to resign immediately. they sent a statement saying in part, oaklanders deserve a mayor who is not distracted fully committed and able to lead the city. the mayor should resign and give the city an opportunity to heal and move forward. the organization says the mayor will be unable to focus on the needs of oakland residents while she is under investigation. >> abc seven news insider phil matier was there when the raids began yesterday morning, and he joined our news team to talk about the recall effort and what the raids mean for the city of oakland. >> no matter what the outcome of this innocence or whatever, you are innocent in the eyes of the law until proven guilty. but in the court of public opinion, if the fbi shows up at your door, a cloud descends upon you and between now and when she's

facing that recall election, this is not going to be resolved. she is going to be constantly underinvested in. >> what does it mean for the city of oakland? because city hall was raided to. >> there are a number of areas where oakland really needs leadership and decisive action, and this is just going to further cloud it. it becomes more than political. it becomes actually running the city. i cannot remember the last time a mayor sitting mayor had their house raided by the fbi >> this is clearly an ongoing investigation. we are going to stay on top of it, so make sure you stay with us. abc seven news to learn the latest about what's happening with the mayor and how it will impact the city of oakland. we'll continue to update abc seven news.com, as well as our abc seven bay area app. >> shocking new developments in a story we've been following about the man accused of intentionally driving his family's his family off devil's slide, a judge has granted defendant dharmesh patel's request to be placed in a mental health program. the ruling could force prosecutors to drop the

charges against him, but his attorneys say that he suffers from a major depressive disorder. the 43 year old radiologist is charged with attempted murder. there will be a hearing on july 1st to work out all the details. meanwhile, patel is still in custody. new york's governor has signed a bill to restrict social media use by minors. >> so under this law, people under 18 will only be allowed to see posts from accounts they follow instead of content suggested by an algorithm. also, platforms cannot send minors notifications between midnight and six. a m, and the restrictions can be turned off, though with parental consent. >> we know that we've already lost too many kids or kids that are spiraling for a long time now. >> earlier this week, the u.s. surgeon general called for social media platforms to display health warnings similar to tobacco products. research shows kids who spend an average of three hours or more on social media double their risk of anxiety and depression, and data shows they spend an average of

five hours on social media per day. >> california voters will not have the opportunity to check state and local tax hikes at the polls. the california supreme court has removed a measure from the california november ballot that would have made it harder to raise taxes. in a rare step, the court ruled the change would upend the way that government works. more than 1 million people signed a petition supporting a ballot measure requiring voters to approve any tax increase passed by the state legislature. it would have also required two thirds of voters to approve local tax increases. instead of a simple majority. >> we are now six days away from the first presidential debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump. it's said to make history as the first presidential debate ever between an incumbent and a former president. and you can watch it live right here on abc seven. a coin flip determines some of the debate logistics. the coin landed on tails, which was the biden campaign's pick. his campaign got to choose between the podium position or

the order of closing statements. biden's campaign chose the right podium position. trump's campaign then chose to deliver the last closing statement. live coverage of the debate begins at 5 p.m. next thursday. the debate itself starts at six. abc news will help break it down afterward, then stay with us for wheel of fortune and jeopardy! and a special edition of abc seven news at ten, followed by abc seven news at 11. >> well, a three bedroom home in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood is up for sale. it is priced at just under a half $1 million. but there is a catch. you may not be able to move in for 30 years. the zillow listing for the three bedroom home says it is tenant occupied and to be sold as is. the buyer will not be able to move in until 2053. the tenant pays just over $400 a month in rent. >> for some reason, they gave this person a 30 year right of possession. i've seen that before. it's kind of a sloppy way of estate planning. like i

want to leave some security to this person so they don't have to worry about where they're going to live, and they do it that way. i think they should have done it a different way. >> the home drew a lot of interest recently, a neighbor said a line of prospective buyers went down the block last week. that's just how desperate we are for good prices here in the bay area. we're willing to wait, right. well, the costa music festival is a local event that's reportedly the most expensive in the entire country. >> and let's take a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange down right now by about 30 points. another update in the markets next. first though, here is drew. >> hey there, kumasi 642 this morning. let's get you going. as we look at the next couple of hours, we certainly are cloudy out there as you step outside, we'll find sunshine breaking out after 9 a.m. in most areas and temperatures warmer than yesterday. our warming trend gets underway here, so future weather as we go hour by hour 830 this morning. still a lot of cloud cover around the bay shoreline, but that quickly

breaks down after 9 a.m. and we'll get that sunshine back here in full force. and today temperatures in our warmest areas inland back into the 90s. so warmer than yesterday, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline, the coast, partly sunny and in the upper 50s and lower 60s. so highs today a mild 76 in oakland, much warmer in san jose at 88, were hot in santa rosa at 92, even warmer in concord and antioch at 93 and 94, respectively. in the city, brighter than yesterday and it will feel warmer. i know yesterday felt pretty cool. hit about 68 in san francisco. looking at the next three days, our summer heat starts to arrive. then we have a heat advisory kick in here on saturday, but that cooling begins pretty fast here on sunday. so this heat advisory is just for one day. it arrives on saturday. it's for area shaded in orange. we'll take a closer look at how hot we get s

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you can, you may run into some delays. transit officials are closing the twin peaks tunnel. sfmta recently completed a structural inspection of the tunnel. it found it's safe for passengers and workers, but two areas within the tunnel do require some immediate repairs. service will be interrupted for the k ingleside. the l taraval

and the m ocean view lines. shuttle trains will be providing connecting services throughout the city as the tunnel is closed. it's going to be closed for two more weekends in july and in august for repairs. >> a second cyber incident has left 15,000 auto dealerships across the u.s. and canada at a standstill. the software provider cdk global is continuing its investigation. today marks the third day that most of its systems have been shut down. the software is used for deal negotiations and service records. dealers are concerned as the outage could eat into sales over the first official weekend of summer. >> the california public utilities commission has rejected a proposal by at&t to stop providing landline service in most of the state. but that debate is not entirely over. regulators sided with a judge who said internet based phone service and cell service wasn't always reliable, and that at&t was obligated to keep offering landline service as a carrier of

last resort. however, regulators also voted to look at revising the carrier of last resort rules, possibly expanding that to broadband or to mobile service providers. >> newer technologies, such as cable, fiber and fixed wireless and satellite offer competitive services to the traditional large monopoly telephone companies. >> currently, less than 7% of households in at&t service area use a landline. >> another insurance company is pulling out of california, occidental fire and casualty company says it will stop offering homeowners policies in the state. the company had nearly 9000 policies in the state last year. it is not disclosed why it was leaving california, but it is offering new policies through acceptance casualty insurance, a different kind of insurer that does not need prior approval to raise rates, and whose policies are not guaranteed by the state. well, now for your morning money report. a santa clara based tech company known for online

homework support is cutting hundreds of jobs. chegg originally launched as a company to let students rent textbooks for lower prices, and chegg says it's laying off 441 employees. that's about 23% of its global workforce. since 2021, its stock value has dropped 97, and it has not turned a profit ever since. well, now taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning and you could see that we are down right now. >> we're less than two months away from outside lands and there is a major shakeup in the lineup. we just talked about the this artist in particular yesterday and now she's one of the festival's headliners selling nintendo. so you can see baby i know that's that me is we saw all right sabrina carpenter replacing tyler the creator who

is dropping out because of personal reasons. the 25 year old will headline the lands end stage on saturday, august 10th in golden gate park. outside lands shared the news on social media yesterday morning. tickets are still available for the festival. there are single day and three day passes now. if you've ever been to a music festival, you know it can cost you a lot of money. yeah they get very expensive. >> and guess what? a new report finds that outside lands is the most expensive in the country. i guess. not surprising, right? researchers found that an average day at san francisco's biggest music festival costs about $300. so that includes the price of a single day ticket beer, a burger and parking. but the festival does not have parking, so they took the cost of what it would be to pay for a space in the neighborhood. bonnaroo in tennessee came in second most expensive at $241 a day. coachella came in fifth at 220 bucks. and i find it

interesting, too, because they talk about the single day pass. but if you want to go the whole weekend, it's going to cost you even more. oh yeah. >> yeah. but listen, this festival is in the middle of a major city, so you're not only getting the festival and the beautiful park that is golden gate, but then you can go around and some of our best restaurants, some of our best sights. you got to take it in as, like, a whole day. >> some of our some of our museums are free, some of our parks are free. >> that's true. and bonnaroo, where are you? in the middle of nowhere. you're kind of just stuck in this field. >> but i feel like when you go to a music festival, you're kind of just there the whole weekend. you're like eating there, drinking there, right? do you really go for food at outside lands? >> unbelievable. it's another experience. besides the music, i would argue it's in a festival league of its own. >> are you surprised bottlerock is not on there though? >> yeah, i was kind of. yeah, i don't know, which is great. i know, and you're in the middle of wine country. how is that cheaper? >> yeah, but hey, the whole parking thing, like, we took it out and then we moved things around.

>> i was like, yeah, that doesn't make any sense. yeah. >> okay. you take money. >> exactly. >> walk. >> it'll be nice. all right, so today we are tracking warmer weather and then a heat advisory really kicks in here tomorrow for a warm start to the weekend. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you the marine layer. so our accuweather headlines call for above average temperatures today. tomorrow our heat advisory will be in effect for minor to moderate heat risk, and the extended outlook will keep the sunshine and will keep the mild temperatures the next seven days. so highs in our microclimates starting in the south bay, our warming trend gets underway here. 80s and 90s. so it's warm if not getting pretty hot out there today along the peninsula, we'll keep 70s and 80s for san mateo, 84, in redwood city, 78 in palo alto, low 60s coast side with partly sunny skies. now yesterday in the city, it felt kind of chilly. today it will feel warmer. we'll see a bit more sunshine, temperatures getting into the 60s across the board in the north bay, 80s and 90s away from the coast. but we'll go to 67, in stinson, sausalito at 68, but a hot 100 in cloverdale in the east bay. it is bright. it is warm. 77. orinda 83, union city 74. berkeley about 76

oakland. and then inland. today it is getting hot. 90 in san ramon, but 92 in pittsburg, 95 in brentwood. overnight tonight we'll see a little less fog as our heat compresses our marine layer, 40s and 50s. as we get into saturday. now saturday we have that heat advisory in effect for one day begins at 11 a.m. for the inland east bay, the south bay, and pretty much the higher elevations of the north bay, where temperatures will be well into the 90s. so here's a look at future tracker. by saturday afternoon, we'll track that hot weather. look at the widespread 90s inland. some areas like fairfield, clear lake, cloverdale, about 100 degrees. even around the bay shoreline. it will be warm in the 70s and 80s, but watch what happens on sunday. cool air quickly arrives, so this heat is really just for one day on saturday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. summer heat. today we want to get you prepared for that heat advisory tomorrow. if you're inland, stay cool. find ways to beat the heat. stay hydrated. but it's one day of this warm weather.

cooler air quickly arrives here on sunday and will keep those temperatures mild for much of next week. guys >> drew, thank you so much. today you have a chance to meet r&b singer and oakland native kehlani. she is celebrating the release of her fourth studio album, crash, with a free signing, and the pop up will be on lakeshore avenue in oakland. you can get official merchandise including vinyl records, cds and other collectibles. kehlani says she had the most fun making this album and that she's almost positive she seems she simply freed herself. the pop up is from noon until 6 p.m, so that sounds like a lot of fun. head on down there. >> tomorrow marks the return of the infinity room installation at the san francisco museum of modern art. the exhibition, by japanese artist yayoi kusama. kusama reopens this weekend, so it originally ended on may 28th, but now it's set to stay open through january. it will also be open to visitors on regular free days at sfmoma. her art features infinite reflections of lights

and shapes. this is her first northern california solo museum presentation. >> well, a couple of pigs hitting the road. you can see some video right here that these two suited up in pink helmets. how cute is that? they have some goggles on, also some jackets and they rode in the sidecar of an e-bike. oh my gosh, i love those outfits. they hit the roads of taylor, florida tiktok user prissy pig posted the video of prissy and posey and said that anything boys can do, girls can do better. those little hats are adorable. the helmets. >> why are they stuck in there like this? oh my gosh. so cute. well, the world's ugliest dog is going to be crowned today at the sonoma-marin fair. this is the second day of the four day fair in petaluma. the contest is happening at 6:00 tonight and you can watch for free with your fair interest ticket. whoever wins gets a trophy and $1,500 in

cash. i really can't wait. >> yeah, and you know, we're going to have to give an update on monday on these dogs. and who wo teacher: ...but it's still true. there are four states of matter. there are solids, liquids, gases... teacher: trevor? teacher: not quite? plasma. teacher: lights please. teacher: now, states of matter are comprised of relationships between molecules. teacher: molecules' relationships... nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen anxiety. teacher: saved by the bell! ♪ (ominous music) ♪

it's been about 24 hours now since federal agents raided her home and several other locations. there's no official word about the reason for this investigation, but sources tell the abc seven news i-team it involves a political corruption case against the mayor and some of her supporters. >> at number two, a win for people in rural parts of california. state regulators have rejected a request to stop providing landline phone service, at least for now. >> number three american airlines flight attendants preparing for a possible strike after contract negotiations fell apart. their union says they have not received a raise in five years, and they've gone

through a lot during the pandemic. the airline says it looks forward to more negotiations. >> and number four, a heads up if you're planning to take muni this weekend, sfmta is closing the twin peaks tunnel for repairs as bus bridges will provide service for the kingvale side. l taraval and m ocean view lines and number five in the accuweather forecast. >> we are heating up. we'll have temperatures going above average. then tomorrow we'll have a heat advisory. this will begin at 11 a.m. on saturday for areas inland, parts of south bay and parts of the north bay, where temperatures will be well in the 90s. >> and number six, we are following your drive this morning with a look at highway 680 in walnut creek, making the transition onto highway four. it is moving at the limit. no delays. 880 past the oakland coliseum. also looking great this morning. we do have metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. your usual slowing, in fact. here's a look at some of your drive times. if you're heading out right now.

>> and number seven, the las vegas sphere. adding sync music to its exterior display. so this addition will coincide with the spheres first anniversary already on july 4th. it's being described as a tribute to art, science, wonder, and the history of nevada. it is cool. >> i've never seen it yet. okay, i do need to go. i want to go too. >> me too. yeah, let's go see great performances. yeah. go, eagles! coming up. >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. the country bracing for a weekend scorcher. turning red. temperatures topping 90 degrees on both coasts. philadelphia declaring a heat