>> you may see a big increase in your next bill for home or or apartment insurance this week, state farm asked state insurance regulators to approve a 52% rate increase for renters, 36% for condo owners and 30% rate for home respond to requests for comment. the company announced in march it would not renew about 30,000 policies in california, largely because of fire and earthquake risk. state farm insurers 1 . >> new developments a last minute bill to exempt restaurants from a new state law banning so-called junk fees is live. now. if i first face off headed to governor newsom's desk. the law is set to take effect july 1st. that's monday, president biden going head to head with donald trump. some top the restaurant industry wants to be exempt from the ban, claiming democrats raising concerns about extra fees often make it the president's ability to even possible to pay employees living be on the ticket. wages. if the governor signs the >> addressing the historic bill, restaurants will be able budget deficit, oakland city to keep their surcharges as long leaders holding a special meeting today to pass its as they are clearly communicated budget. and there's one to customers. complication the sale of a >> it was a great day to be a coliseum. >> but first, this live look kid in berkeley. the city's parks and rec held its free outside this morning. our annual community carnival at seasonal summer pattern grove park on oregon street continues today. drew is here

yesterday. it returned after a with everything you need to know one year hiatus. kids from for pride weekend. and then it's summer camps and the community really going to heat up. good enjoyed games, inflatables, a morning to you. it's friday, petting zoo and lots of food. june 28th. look who's here. hi, >> and the kids continued to frances. grow and grow and grow. last >> hi. it's good to see you. yeah, it's nice to see you guys. year we were not here because our park was under construction. it's been a while since i've well guess what? been on the morning show. >> we have a brand new park! >> well. welcome back. it's >> i'm so excited! still early. very early. nothing's changed about that. >> i don't miss that part. yeah, >> i wish everyone had that energy when we interviewed them. but it is great to be here on they've been doing this community carnival and picnic such a nice day. >> yes, the weekend is looking for more than 40 years. that's fantastic. and then we talk awesome. about the heat wave coming our >> well, the sea lions at pier way next week. so here's a live 39 are gone this morning. you look outside from our exploratorium camera. we have see it there? but they have mainly clear skies on the their reasons. it's mating season and so they have left san eastern half of the city. the western half is certainly seeing francisco. this is, of course, some cloud cover out there right the live look from our pier 39 now, so current sky conditions. camera showing the empty docks. we do have partly cloudy skies a stark difference to late april across oakland, san francisco, clear and concord and san jose. and may, when we saw a record and then of course, along the number of sea lions, more than coast. right now, half moon bay 2000 gathered at the pier to is seeing quite a bit of fog currently, even some coastal feast on anchovies back then. drizzle at this hour with that now they are in search of cloudy sky temperatures right something else. the pier 39 now. kind of a mixed bag. our harbormaster tells sfist the sea lions are now migrating south cooler valleys like sonoma in the 40s. then we have mid 50s for the summer's mating season.

around the bay shoreline and in the channel islands. they then some of our warmer spots should start trickling back at like concord and brentwood holding in the 60s at this hour. the end of august or early fall. so today's actually going to be a bit warmer than yesterday. >> well, there's the answer, because we saw a live picture you'll feel that inland today we have a lot of sunshine coming that the other day and we said, our way. look at daytime highs. well, what what happened? they we're going into the lower 90s just did san francisco. later on this afternoon around >> yeah. >> luckily there are so many the bay shoreline. we have a more things to do this weekend little bit of cloud cover this for people who are in the city. morning, but it will be a very bright day and it will feel warm you don't have to look for the sea lions. they're not here. see out there. we'll get those highs all this other stuff going on? in the mid and upper 70s and >> wait, what's going on? along the coast with the clouds >> you didn't hear it? >> you see the countdown clock right now we will get a lot of counting down? i mean, we have afternoon sunshine and those highs in the lower 60s. look at days, hours and minutes on the the pride weekend forecast coming up in eight minutes. screen. just in case you didn't let's check in with francis. see the drive times. >> all right. we're off to a know, we are literally clocking you. we are clocking you. great start. this friday morning. you can see the traffic >> yeah, it's happening at 10 backs behind me mostly all a.m. on sunday. >> here's a live look outside green. but there is one spot from our tam cam this morning, that is slowing and it is through the altamont pass. it's the accuweather headline showing the usual slow and go for folks you a warm afternoon on the way. coming out of tracy moving at with those temperatures going above average for pride weekend, 30mph on 580 as you make your we'll keep those mild way towards livermore. so we'll conditions, sunny skies on the check out that drive time for docket and then next week we're you. and right now tracy to dublin is slow at 29 minutes. going to talk about this a lot. a heat wave is coming. we'll

we're also checking out the ride in the north bay southbound, 101 show you those numbers in one san rafael to san francisco. second. let's talk about pride as you take a look at san little yellow 16 minutes, but francisco every day gets warmer. westbound four is still green so we're in the 60s today and from antioch to concord, 14 tomorrow. then we'll go into the minutes. reggie amanda francis 70s on sunday. it will be warm for the parade. in fact, we'll this morning, the fallout from last night's presidential take a look at the parade forecast. if you are coming into debate, abc news has learned some top democrats are now the city on sunday, we'll have limited morning fog. we're not questioning if president biden can even continue this campaign. expecting a widespread marine layer to kick off sunday. that sunshine is with us for much of >> the president started the night with a raspy voice. at the afternoon. look at that. 71 times, he struggled to finish degrees by 2 p.m. we all know by his thoughts. however, there the afternoon that breeze kicks were still some fireworks between him and former president up, so we'll feel cooler by 4 p.m. with temperatures cooling donald trump. >> abc news reporter christiane back into the 60s. today, cordero is in atlanta with a though, we will see a breezy look at how it went after four afternoon. not as windy as we were yesterday. most areas years of waiting, president joe biden and former president finding those winds close to donald trump squaring off once about 20mph this afternoon. so again in this first debate of highs today we're about one or 2 the presidential campaign. or 3 degrees above average. so >> it took trump supporters just minutes to target biden's age. very typical for this time of the year. the numbers you see on following this pause, dealing your screen here sunset coming with everything we have to do at 836 this evening. overnight with, look, if we tonight we'll have partly cloudy skies along the coast. overnight lows will mainly be in the 50s. the president also sounding now let's talk about the weekend hoarse, his team says he has a

forecast. broader picture shows you lots of sunshine no matter cold for 90 minutes. biden and where you are, even along the trump were peppered with questions on the issues in coast. but saturday and sunday impacting americans. biden we will see mostly sunny skies. pledging to protect abortion temperatures are very typical rights. >> no politicians should be for this time of year, and again making that decision. a doctor the pride parade will have those should be making those highs in the lower 70s. then decisions. that's how it should be run. that's what you're going temperatures are going to take to do. and if i'm elected, i'm off starting on monday. you'll feel hot weather moving in here. going to restore roe v wade and accusing trump of sparking the that continues on tuesday. i january 6th attack on the mean, look at these numbers capitol and now, he says if he inland. they jump even more on wednesday. so i do expect we'll loses again such a winery that have some sort of heat advisory he is, that could be a bloodbath. being issued for next week, >> trump hammering biden on because even the fourth looks inflation. >> the jobs went down and then hot around here. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. they bounced back. and he's warmer afternoon today. lovely taking credit for bounce back jobs. you can't do that, he also for pride on sunday. and then as said he inherited 9% inflation. now he inherited almost no you say hello to july heat arrives. and we're talking about inflation. and it stayed that heat wave that could last 4 or 5 way for 14 months. >> and promising to crack down even six days. next week frances. >> in the meantime it's looking on illegal border crossings. pretty cool on the roads right >> we have a border that's the now for friday. you can tell most dangerous place anywhere in it's friday summer light traffic the world. consider the most here with the bay bridge toll dangerous place anywhere in the world. and he opened it up at plaza. no delays at all. and as stake. we check out the san mateo >> with just over four months left in the campaign season, bridge, the drive time for you is 13 minutes. so it's looking millions of voters unenthused by good as you make your way their choices. the next and westbound into foster city. so

final presidential debate, the only couple slow spots are hosted by abc news, is scheduled the usual slow and go westbound for tuesday, september 10th. christiane cordero, abc news, 580 and also southbound 880. as you make your way from 84 down atlanta. >> governor gavin newsom was in to auto mall, parkway gets to be the spin room in atlanta during a crawl. once you get past that, the debate. he brushed off any it looks good. and then that westbound 580 stretch sluggish concerns about the president's through the altamont pass. so performance. that drive time. westbound 580 >> i spent a lot of time with tracy to dublin 34 minutes. it's him. i know joe biden. i know what he's accomplished in the looking good though. green last three and a half years, i southbound 680 dublin to mission know what he's capable of, and i 16 minutes and highway 85 know his vision and i have no, northbound 101 to cupertino, 16 no trepidation. >> the governor was mentioned on minutes. so enjoy that friday light morning traffic right now. several networks last night as a amanda reggie. possible replacement for mr. biden, as the democratic >> thanks. francis. new at six, cleared for construction. the nominee. the governor made it clear he is not an aspiring 2024 high speed rail connecting the bay to la reaches a major milestone and a heads up for candidate. >> the bay area had several your travel plans this weekend. watch parties. this video was >> transit agencies are offering taken at manny's in san extra services on sunday for the francisco's mission district. it pride parade. bart says it will offer its most robust service came with the progressive perspective. the invite warned trump's america would give tax ever for pride, with trains on breaks to the ultra wealthy and all lines running every five rip away women's reproductive minutes into downtown san francisco in the morning, caltrain will run four extra freedoms, whereas they say president biden's vision would trains into the city before the protect freedoms and give parade starts, and the san americans a fair shot. and at

francisco bay ferry is adding keyser's pub on stanyan street extra boats from oakland, main street, alameda, and vallejo in san francisco, a watch promie into downtown budget. instead, he spent more money in office than every president in united states history combined. as in, biden is will beat him. he's already run up $6.3 trillion in debt. and by the end, by the time he leaves office, he'll have run up more than president trump. >> analysts say the debt under each administration was due to both partizan and bipartisan policies. kennedy failed to qualify to join the presidential debate in atlanta. his economic

policy proposals include raising the federal minimum wage and expanding free child care. abc news fact check both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republican and democratic parties, all on our website, abc seven news.com. >> happening today oakland city council is set to hold a special meeting to pass its budget. it comes as the city faces one of the biggest deficits in its history. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here in gloria. this is complicated considering the proposed budget is based off the sale of the oakland coliseum, and it's not a done deal yet. >> that's right. amanda, to buy them time council members say they'll likely ask for an extension until june 30th. but whether or not the coliseum deal goes through. there are $63 million in potential budget cuts, mostly to the general fund. in may, oakland mayor shengtao submitted a proposed budget, which includes more than $100 million from the sale of the oakland coliseum property. but on tuesday, the finance department submitted a revised

budget proposal that does not include that money because the sale is not final. oakland city council member janani ramachandran says she is unsure if the coliseum deal will close by september of 2025, which she says is needed to adopt the budget that includes those funds. >> investors are going to want to take their time and be wise before they put that much money out here. >> and she says the forecast is that oakland will face a deficit ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ to giving away free hats that show the team's logo. but look for the next five years. potential cuts may include 100 at that. the ears on top. now police jobs by freezing positions, closing four fire you have to be one of the first stations and some funding cut to 15,000 fans to receive them at the giants sunday game against violence prevention programs. so the dodgers. you can also get a while the oakland city council special meeting to pass its ghirardelli magical sundae. that's the same sundae they sell budget is scheduled for today again, council members may be at san fransokyo square in asking for an extension. live in disney california adventure park. gates open at 1105. the the studio gloria rodriguez, abc fact that this is being held on seven news. >> thanks, gloria. north bay pride sunday. >> why you can do all that you principal is facing charges this morning for failing to report a could also stream our coverage. coach's alleged relationship with a minor this week. american

>> you could. you could also get canyon principal andrew goff was one of those hats and bring it charged with a misdemeanor. prosecutors say he violated his over be on market street. i'm not saying do that, responsibilities as a mandated but i'm not not saying that. reporter when he failed to >> do you hear him? report the suspected abuse >> okay. is that clear? earlier immediately after being told about it. if convicted, he could this week, we told you the new face up to six months in jail york times named berkeley's rose and a $1,000 fine. this stems pizzeria one of the best pizza from a case involving now former places in the country. teacher and track and field >> now an italian media company just ranked a different bay area coach brad rowley. in april, he restaurant number two in the us. was charged with 25 felony and it's not the first time for counts. he pleaded not guilty. this well known spot. this is >> and if you're getting an the fourth year in a row tony's early start to the 4th of july, pizza napoletana is san get ready. the tsa anticipates francisco's north beach, claimed a top spot in 50 top pizza. now today will be the peak travel day for holiday celebrations. here's a live look at sfo, which tony's is celebrating its 15th is set to have a long, busy day anniversary this week. they're known for the neapolitan ahead. storms back east could margarita, which owner tony cause delays or cancellations. the tsa expects to screen more gemignani says sells out every than 3 million people across the day. >> congratulations! i mean, tony country today, and just this deserves his flowers. the pizza past sunday, the agency reported is and we deserve we deserve to a record breaking day, setting the most people screened on a eat it. yeah, we sure do. it's single day. seven of the top ten just down the street. >> yeah. new at six. busiest travel days in u.s. history have happened in the >> cheap and fast. excuse me.

last month. >> as we head deeper into next amazon tried to compete with week, we will find hot weather chinese retailers by launching a moving in. but let's talk about new discount stores, but first, the pride weekend forecast and a deadly roof collapse at the we are finding warmer weather delhi airport. >> this morning. what officials moving in over the next several believe may have been a factor. days. so today in the city, >> and the north bay principal we'll go into the mid and upper under scrutiny. the charges he's 60s for daytime highs. a similar facing after failing to report a story on saturday. then by sunday it is looking warmer for the parade. we'll have those daytime highs in the lower 70. so let's look at the parade forecast specifically. if you're coming into the city on sunday, we'll just have a little bit of morning fog. we're not going to have a big marine layer with us on sunday. so sunshine is going to be with us all day long, mild by 2 p.m. look at this temperature 71 degrees with sunny skies. and then, you know, as you head into the afternoon later, that breeze will pick up. it will cool off into the mid 60s, but it is looking fantastic . this weekend. we'll take you to san jose this morning live look outside. we have clear skies. current conditions in the south bay. we're at 60 degrees. it feels pretty pleasant early on this morning. visibility is good and the winds are light.

today. temperatures are going above average. we'll find everyone a bit above their typical daytime highs this time of the year by a few degrees. not too hot, but you'll start to feel warmer. numbers especially in the north bay where our hottest area is going into the low 90s. so future weather showing you a lot of sunshine this morning we warm a bit quicker compared to yesterday. you will find those temperatures in the 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline low 90s and our warmest spots. not too breezy today. the winds are going to relax just a bit. so high of 67 in the city. we'll go to 73 in oakland, 83 in san jose, 91 in antioch, about 83 in napa. >> reggie thanks drew, old and outdated to new and improved to look at some of the upgrades to an east bay venue that's now ready for the summer season and a landmark lawsuit. >> a san francisco sports bar scoring a huge win against the nfl. >> counting down to pride weekend, the lasers turning on again tonight to celebrate the festivities in a live look outside looking beautiful this morning.

and one, a jury found the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us what this means for the sports bar and for fans. >> nestled right on ninth avenue near irving street is mucky duck. it's your typical sports bar, neon beer signs in the window, fans sitting at the counter and signs telling you they've got the game on. but the owners of this san francisco bar just secured a major victory. >> it's david and goliath i love it. it's amazing the bar is the david. >> the goliath is the national football league. on thursday, a jury ruled the league violated antitrust laws with their sunday ticket subscription. that package allowed people at home and businesses to watch every nfl game. however, it was only available through one provider, and the lawsuit says the league sold it at an inflated price. >> the deal that sunday ticket and the nfl had always struck me as unfair. >> robert freund practices e

commerce law and says this subscription was hurting consumers. >> the prices are just thrust upon them. here's the deal. take it or leave it. and that's really exactly the point of why antitrust laws exist. >> those consumers include noah roberts, who works at little shamrock around the corner from mucky duck. he says the sunday ticket subscription was not the best for their business. >> you want to be able to have every game on and then when one league just charges it, an insane amount of money, your hands are tied because yeah, you have to put it on. and then two, you're losing money. so what do you do? do you lose the fans? do you? you know, not sell beer. what do you do? >> the league now has to pay over $4 billion in damages. the owners of mucky duck did not want to comment because the nfl is planning on appealing this decision. they said in a statement we will certainly contest this decision as we believe that the class action claims in this case are baseless and without merit. but until that appeal goes through, those we spoke with say what mucky duck did is a win for sports bars and consumers everywhere.

>> i think it's awesome that they took it on themselves. represents the inner sunset, represents san francisco, and then also to just, you know, promote the entire country, you know, win that war. and it just represents the neighborhood bars everywhere. >> a neighborhood bar were watching a game should not come with a heavy price tag in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> summer concerts at uc berkeley's greek theater are about to get a whole lot nicer. the theater's instagram page posted these photos saying, we're ecstatic to finally share our brand new greek theater lawn. it features a larger open area ideal for soaking in live performances under the stars. the steep lawn is notorious for being slippery. uc berkeley says crews have installed concrete curb seating and staircases for easier access. there's also two brand new viewing platforms and decks. bathrooms and concessions have been upgraded as well. >> we're just two days away from the san francisco pride parade. you can see our countdown clock at the bottom of your screen

tonight. it's the grand lighting ceremony for the pride weekend rainbow laser light display. this is right in front of the ferry building. organizers say this year's illuminate will will project 20 multicolored lasers down the entire four mile stretch of market street in san francisco. it celebrates 20 years of marriage equality in the city. they're calling it the world's largest pride flag. the lasers will stay on from dusk until dawn for three nights, and an upwards of a million people are expected to be at san francisco's pride parade on sunday. >> the state of pride was the topic of the second annual human rights summit at the commonwealth club yesterday. abc seven news is the official media sponsor. there were conversations about racial justice and the fight against anti-trans legislation, so the state of pride, you know, is very complicated. >> question and answer. i think we do need to recognize our roots in our history and remember why we do it. but also we can celebrate. and part of that celebration is radical joy. >> pride. organizers say there

are 225 parade entries this year , with 50,000 people taking part. >> san francisco police say there are no known threats ahead of this weekend's pride parade and events. police chief william scott briefed, briefed, briefed us and says the department will be at full deployment all weekend. he's urging everyone attending the parade or weekend events to be vigilant. >> we had a lot of incidents in our country over the last few years, a lot of hateful incidents, and this year is no exception. and the best defense against that is vigilance, the best defense against those type of incidents is communication. if you see something, call the police, say something. if you see something. >> she also says if you're headed out, you should be mindful about your possessions, wallets, purses, cell phones. they're all easy targets for thieves. city leaders are urging everyone to take public transportation. >> we have everything you need to know about pride weekend, including all the road closures and the parade route. find it on our homepage at abc seven news.com. >> is it weird to see yourself?

>> yeah, i was like, that was very meta. >> you could watch the parade live wherever you are. abc seven is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage kicks off sunday at 10 a.m. the parade starts at 1030, and you can see it wherever you watch abc7. drew and i will be there. yeah, taking you taking you along the ride for sure. >> i got my running shoes on. i'll be running up and down market street. >> when you say your running shoes, tell me that the converse they sure are okay. and they are comfy and they are colorful, covered in pride. >> yeah. have you seen these? they're really cute. >> i'm very everywhere. and every time i look at the forecast, it just keeps getting warmer and warmer, which is for some people, that's lovely. but tomorrow we'll find clouds in the morning. but sunday morning it will be a pretty clear start from the get go. we have a nice weekend on the way. here's your accuweather headlines today. temperatures going above average. in fact, from here on out. really for the next about 7 to 8 days, temperatures will remain above average heading into pride weekend. we have

sunny skies, we have mild temperatures, and then after the weekend, we really want to alert you to a heat wave that is coming. and this heat wave has the potential to last at least five days. next week is going to be very hot. we'll talk about that in one second. winds today not as strong as the past couple of days. yes, it will be breezy, but the winds are on the order of about 15 to 25mph today, so certainly not one of our stronger winds we've seen this week. but it will be a breezy afternoon. highs today a bit above average, 60s and 70s close to the coast, 80s and 90s in our warmest spots. even along the coast, just like the past couple of days. yes, we start out with cloud cover. we will get a lot of sunshine out there and it will feel warm later on today. the evening planner friday night you got things to do. no problems. we'll have really mild temperatures in most areas and mainly clear skies, clouds reappear along the coast closer to about 10:00 overnight tonight. mix of stars and clouds after midnight and lows dipping into the 50s for the most part. now, as we show you what's going to happen over the weekend,

expect a lot of sunshine. temperatures are a little bit above average. our heat wave is not here yet, so over the weekend it's pretty pleasant for the most part. for the san francisco pride parade on sunday, we'll have temperatures in the lower 70. so enjoy the weekend. the next week it gets hot here. first off, we do have heat watches in effect for the central valley, the sacramento valley. we will likely see some sort of heat advisory here because next week look at these temperatures. we really start to heat up starting on monday and increases on tuesday. and then look what happens on wednesday. this is some hot weather around here. and again, this heat wave could last all of next week. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we do see a lovely weekend on the way. then we'll track that heat wave and believe it or not, we will likely be clear. fog free for fireworks on the fourth next thursday. guys, all right drew thank you. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning one less car campaign, the san francisco company that's offering to pay you to ditch your car for a week, and a live look outside. it is 521 looki

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term. meanwhile, donald trump unleashed more than two dozen false claims. we have a full fact check right now at abc seven news.com. >> number two, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit southern peru overnight. no deaths have been reported. officials say the threat of a tsunami has passed. >> number three, the oakland city council is holding a special meeting today as a budget deadline looms. the latest proposal to close a huge deficit includes $63 million in cuts in the next fiscal year. >> number four, the supreme court has signaled it will extend its term into early next month, handing down its final opinions today, monday and possibly other days next week. we're still waiting for decisions on a number of big cases, including presidential immunity. >> all right, number five, we are in store for a sunny pride weekend. first, you're looking at daytime highs. today. we're going a bit above average for this time of the year. it will feel nice a light breeze later on. and then we take a look at the weekend forecast in san francisco itself. we are looking

at increasing temperatures throughout the weekend by sunday, temperatures going into the low 70s. >> and number six traffic is quiet right now, but it is going to be very busy in san francisco this evening for the trans march that starts at dolores park, expect a lot of delays around dolores park throughout the afternoon, and then the trans march takes off at 6 p.m, goes down dolores street, down market street. it will be busy and you'll see some closures along the way. and that's the spot. those are the spots you'll want to avoid. >> and number seven, if you are getting a head start on the 4th of july holiday, you won't be alone. the tsa says today will be the peak travel day for the holiday. more than 3 million people are expected to fly in today's gma first look. >> new information has been uncovered in the search for taylor casey, who went missing while attending a yoga retreat in the bahamas. here's abc news reporter erielle reshef. >> in this morning's gma first look a new clue in the search for taylor casey. her cell phone recovered in the ocean near the resort. >> based on the pinging that

came we were able to find coordinates of course our specialist area. and so we were able to have our divers go and retrieve that phone and now her journal, also in the hands of investigators, i can say to you that we start with the family, and we presented the family with what we found inside the journal. we have gone out to the locations we've met with. >> the police, her family pleading for answers, just caring and loving. >> we need taylor back with us. we miss taylor. we love taylor, and taylor needs to be back home with taylor's family. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on the mystery in paradise with your gma. first look i'm erielle reshef abc news new york and some americans traveling abroad right now are having a hard time using their phones. >> an intermittent outage is impacting calling texting and data use for some at&t t-mobile and verizon customers. t-mobile says it's a problem with a third

party vendor that manages international roaming connections. that company says it's working to fix the issue. >> uber wants to pay you to give up your car. they're calling it the one less car challenge. 175 people in seven cities, including san francisco, will get $1,000 to pay for other types of transportation like uber, bikeshare and public transit. the five week challenge starts july 22nd. you have to apply on uber's website, and there are some things you have to do. you have to create like a journal of the transportation. you're taking. but a thousand bucks, i don't know, like do it. >> and you know what? tell me when to go tell me when to go. well, okay, the vo doesn't match, but tell me when to go to the polls because the bay area rapper joining president biden today for a rally and a live look outside is 527. >> here's sfo this morning. we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 >> in san francisco, live at

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show off to the world. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. in washington. president biden's performance in the debate is causing concern in the democratic party. that story coming up. >> also at 530. stay away or face arrest. san francisco police issuing a warning before the controversial dolores hill bomb event. hundreds of skaters expected to flood the popular park next weekend. >> plus, no longer sitting on the dock of the bay after a record number of sea lions at pier 39 last month. they're all gone for now. why? the animals

left and when they are expected to return. we know they'll be back. >> good morning. they always come back. >> it's friday, june 28. >> first check on the weather with drew. >> hey. good morning. we'll start our forecast at sfo. right now. you can see very limited fog out there. we've a little bit of cloud cover along the coast, some clouds across the city. but for the most part we are starting off with a pretty quiet morning. here's a look at current sky conditions. of course, the coast. our typical problem spot when it comes to overcast skies. that's what we're seeing in half moon bay. otherwise, it's mainly clear out there and we're in store for a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. now, right now, most of us, we begin in the 50s. some of our cooler spots in the 40s, some are warmer spots starting out in the 60s right now. so as we look at the forecast today, it will feel warmer than yesterday. inland, we have a lot of sunshine throughout the day, temperatures going into the low 90s for daytime highs 1 or 2 degrees above average there around the bay shoreline. it is a bright looking forecast. little breezy today, but the winds not as strong as they have

been the past couple of days. we'll see daytime highs mainly in the 70s. then along the coast we have those overcast skies in many areas. we will see a fair amount of sunshine later on this afternoon, and those daytime highs going into the low 60s. let's check in with frances. see those drive times this morning? >> morning, drew. good morning everyone. we're starting off with the drive time heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza right now. if you're heading through emeryville, you see it's a little more crowded with those headlights. and the drive time has increased on westbound 80 highway four to san francisco is 30 minutes. but once you get past the toll plaza, it is looking good. a beautiful ride here into san francisco, where a lot of folks will be this afternoon. and this evening for all of the pride events. now, as we show you the drive time traffic maps, you'll notice we showed you the slow spot earlier coming out of tracy. the other slow spot right now is on southbound 880. as you make your way through fremont, it is a crawl at eight miles per hour. although there are no major problems in the area. reggie. amanda. thanks, francis. >> your voice. your vote. this

morning. new reaction coming in after the first presidential debate of the year. at times, president biden struggled to finish his thoughts while donald trump spewed a string of falsehoods on everything from abortion to january 6th. >> abc news reporter perry russom joins us live from washington, d.c. and perry, there seems to be a growing conflict in the democratic party about the president's ability to continue as the nominee. >> yeah, and we are seeing two sides of this from the democrats. we have one side saying they have to stick with biden. he has beaten trump before, the other side saying after what we saw last night, it's time for a change. this morning, the biden campaign squashing concerns over the president's performance. >> i'd say the slow start, but a good and strong finish. and i think that what's most important is we saw an extraordinary contrast between the former president and the current president, biden apparently losing his train of thought minutes into the debate with the covid. >> excuse me, with, dealing with everything we have to do with,

look, if we medicare, republicans pouncing, the democrats are going to have plenty of thinking to do after tonight, the biden campaign, responding to the criticism, saying he was fighting a cold, calling it an off night, adding president biden is the only person who has ever beaten donald trump. >> he will do it again. >> i think we did well. >> in the first of two scheduled debates, biden and former president trump sparring over issues including abortion rights. >> no politician should be making that decision. a doctor should be making those decisions. if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v wade. >> every legal scholar throughout the world, the most respected, wanted. it brought back to the states. >> i did that the war in ukraine. >> that's a war that should have never started. it would have never started ever with me. and trump's legal issues, the only person on this stage is a convicted felon is the man i'm looking at right now. >> the contest getting sidetracked at times, the men attacking each other's golf game. >> i got my handicap, which when

i was vice president down to a six, and i've seen you swing. >> i know you swing this morning. >> democratic party insiders privately expressing doubts about the future of biden's campaign. >> i think you're going to hear discussions that i don't know will lead to anything. but, you know, there is a there are going to be discussions about whether he should continue. >> and some democrats are calling for biden to step down. andrew yang being one of them. he says biden has to be replaced. live in washington perry russom, abc seven news. >> perry, thank you. we spoke with abc seven insider phil matier on the candidate's performance and how to weigh on voters minds going forward. >> joe biden, president, went in to debate donald trump. the idea was to best trump. he walked out with triggering a debate within his own party about whether he should continue being the candidate. it's being openly discussed tonight that is not a way you want to walk out of a debate, no matter. that is not the republicans questioning whether you should be up there.

it's your own party, members of your own party. now, a lot of this is backroom chatter right now. we'll see if it manifests itself. but you know, there is a difference between being a politician and an elected official and being a candidate. you can be a capable president or a capable mayor, but you can also be a not a bad candidate. and tonight, joe biden was a bad candidate. donald trump was not a great candidate. you could say he was a bad candidate. but the trump that walked in there with a snarl on his face is the donald trump that we've seen on television and radio for the past eight years. there was no new surprises. the joe biden that walked out there. and for many people, that was their first look at him after issues came up about his age, and what they saw was off putting, to say the least. >> and he says biden needs to work on his ability to connect with people instead of just listing off stats of his presidential wins. >> today, vallejo rapper e-40 will be in north carolina for a rally with president biden,

first lady doctor jill biden and rapper fat joe will also be there. the president is working to gain the support of black voters after some polls show him underperforming with the community that helped him win georgia in 2020. abc news fact checked both biden and trump's claims during the debate. you can find that, along with reaction from the republican and democratic parties, all on our website, abc seven news, dot com. >> the city of oakland is considering millions of dollars in cuts as it faces a historic budget deficit. a special meeting is set for today. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. gloria, one of the issues the city is still working on is finalizing the sale of the oakland coliseum. the mayor was counting on that money, but they don't have it. >> that's right. reggie. and this week, the finance department submitted a revised budget proposal that does not include money from the sale of the oakland coliseum property in may. oakland mayor shane tao had submitted a proposed budget that included those $100 million from the sale, but the deal is not done. oakland city council member giannini ramachandran

says that the forecast is that oakland will face a deficit for the next five years, whether or not the coliseum deal closes, there are $63 million in potential budget cuts, mostly to the general fund. cuts may include 100 police jobs by freezing positions, closing four fire stations and some funding cut to violence prevention programs. uc berkeley professor dan lindheim is the former oakland city administrator, and he says oakland's financial health may not be as dire as the numbers suggest. >> oakland has about 400 other funds, and so the other things are not at difficulty. it's only the general fund. >> but professor lindheim says that oakland's leadership, dating back several years, should have been more prudent in spending tax revenues, and that would offset periods of drops in revenue such as now, the oakland

city council is set to have a special meeting to pass the budget today, but council members say they will likely ask for an extension until june 30th. live in the studio gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. new developments the first criminal charges have been made against law enforcement for the uvalde school shooting that happened back in 2022. a grand jury indicted former school district police chief pete arredondo. he faces ten charges of child endangerment. he claims he never considered himself the scene incident commander, and that officers prioritized evacuating the children over taking down the shooter. the justice department found officers did not follow generally accepted practices in an active shooter situation. the families of the victims believe other officers need to be charged, but there are still 374 other officers that did nothing while our children died, and they're getting to walk scot free. >> as of right now. >> arredondo surrendered last night and was released on

$10,000 bond. another former officer was also indicted. the massacre at robb elementary left 19 children and two teachers dead. >> we're learning more about the oakland firefighter who drowned on a san diego beach. we broke the story first on abc seven mornings yesterday. 25 year old kaden lafon was visiting the area for the california firefighter summer games. police say they responded to a report of a lost swimmer at pacific beach near crystal pier, around 2 a.m. thursday. they searched the area and two hours later, kaden's body washed up. caden's family is deeply embedded in the oakland fire department. his father was oakland's assistant fire chief, shawn lafon. the 42 year old died of a heart attack in the line of duty in 2020. >> they've suffered such great loss, you know, it's almost incomprehensible how much loss you can really suffer and still remain standing. >> that was oakland's fire chief saying that he will be traveling to san diego to help bring kaden

home. >> in the east bay, a newark city council member abruptly resigned, effective immediately. >> on facebook, mike boogie explained his family's decision, writing, unfortunately, we're just the next people in a long line of folks who have been priced out of town. we tried to buy a home a number of times over the years, but it never happened for us. now the window has closed and any chance we had to stay in newark is long past. boogie was first elected to the newark city council in november 2014, and last night the newark city council decided to invite applicants to fill the seat until a special election can be held in november. >> so this is an unprecedented for councils to fill these positions. and if we want to continue to do the people's business without pause or delay, i think we need to fill that position. >> the council will hold a special meeting on july 8th to interview the applicants and confirm their selection. >> a new tentative budget deal

could save san francisco's community ambassador program. if this passes, the program of 60 ambassadors will continue to operate despite previous plans to scrap it, and the mayor's budget proposal. these are the people you've seen around the city wearing the neon green, addressing language and cultural barriers, and promoting safety. the community ambassadors have been doing this since 2010. local politicians and residents started a campaign ahead of the budget deadline in an effort to uphold the program. >> a relative of the family of four killed at a san francisco bus stop is suing the 78 year old driver in the crash. it's been more than three months since the crash in west portal, with no charges filed against the driver. now, the family member is filing this wrongful death suit seeking damages, the sfmta reports said the driver was on the wrong side of the road and speeding before she hit the family. investigators have been looking into possible mechanical failure as san francisco grocery store is reportedly closed this morning

because of a rodent infestation, according to the chronicle. health inspectors shut down the mollie stone's on 18th street in the castro yesterday. the food inspection report shows single use containers of food in the deli and cheese section had rodent droppings, tortillas, cookies, bread and chips were not. droppings were also found on shelves, a food prep sink and along the walk in fridge. it's unclear how long the store could remain closed. abc seven news has reached out to mollie stone's for comment. >> the giants are inviting all fans and friends of the late, great willie mays to a public celebration of life. it will be held monday, july eighth at 4 p.m. at oracle park. admission is free and no registration is required. fans will enter through the willie mays plaza gates on third and king. the giants legend passed away on june 18th. he was 93. >> raising rates how much more state farm customers could be paying for their home or apartment insurance? >> but first, a check on the weather with drew. hey, 543

we'll take you to owaka this morning. >> a live look at the airport as some of the aircraft start to taxi away from their gates. excuse me. right now, 57 degrees in oakland, partly cloudy, sky high humidity. feels nice out there. today is going to be a big travel day for a lot of folks ahead of the 4th of july holiday week next week. so if you are traveling today, we're good to go in la. some morning fog, but afternoon sunshine. new york is looking lovely. low humidity, sunny temperatures in the 70s. however chicago is likely going to see some heavy rain at times. today, denver has the chance of afternoon thunderstorms. atlanta will see a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the upper 80s. seattle. we're looking good and honolulu some afternoon scattered showers and a high of 81 degrees back here at home today. get ready for warmer weather. starting to move in here so we have limited morning clouds out there. sunny skies this afternoon. it's a little breezy. not as windy as you were yesterday. the winds today on the order of about 15 to 25mph going into the 90s. inland today, the bay shoreline,

mainly in the 70s along the coast, will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. your sunrise here coming shortly at 551. your sunset today is at 836, so highs across the region today one, 2 or 3 degrees above average. so pretty close to our typical numbers this time of the year. we do expect a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. it is looking fantastic. so looking at the three day forecast today and tomorrow pretty much similar sunday we start to warm up. it's looking lovely for pride and then we're tracking a heat wave. next week we'll look at the pride forecast and that heat wave

to people thinking about taking part in this year's dolores hill bomb, the annual event where skateboarders race down the hill at dolores par turned violent wn

police tried to clear the area. in other years, there have been major injuries and even one death. sfpd issued a statement to mission local saying no permits have been issued for this year's event and officers will not hesitate to arrest anyone who breaks the law.