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. >> drew: it's marable again. and michigan, out of time-outs. start matt corral. and part of the reason is this is the second week in a row where we've seen adrian martinez not look like himself. last week, he took five sacks. this week, i believe it's been four sacks. and some bad decisions when your coach is telling you what you should or shouldn't do. that's part one. part two on corral is, just his story. man, he was in carolina, had an opportunity, got injured. they drafted bryce young first overall. this dude has matured so much from a 15-year-old starter as a freshman in high school, playing with guys like zach chorbonet and more. >> drew: nearly a first down on an effort by marable. looks like he'll be marked short. >> sam: to a dude with all the talent in the world, to a guy who fought for an opportunity and then gets the job given to adrian martinez. now, he has an opportunity, and so i would go with corral if i'm -- if i'm birmingham. cole, what do you think? >> cole: i think matt corral will be the guy, and i think it's because of ho

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good morning drew. hey good morning. >> we'll begin with our san rafael camera out there right now a live look. it is cloudy out there. but today begins a warming trend that will just accelerate as we head into the weekend. but looking at current sky conditions, most of us reporting overcast skies with our marine layer. we're also seeing some drizzle along the coast and across the city. the only place right now that does have mainly clear skies inland concord reporting a lot of stars this morning right now, 40s to the mid 50s. as we get you going on this friday and you'll start to feel that warmer air really arrive inland today. we're back into the 90s and our hottest spots. you can see we've got a full sunshine inland and we warm pretty fast this morning around the bay shoreline. we have overcast skies early on, but we'll see that sunshine much faster than we saw yesterday. we'll likely see that sunshine breaking out closer to 9 a.m. we'll get temperatures into the 70s for daytime highs with a sunny af

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so we 'ust we drew with scotland. so we just need _ we drew with scotland. to stay calm, it's a time — just need to stay calm, it's a time to— just need to stay calm, it's a time to reflect and try and improve _ time to reflect and try and improve for sure, but step—by—step we will get there. the other game in england's group finished all square, after a very very late equaliser from serbia to deny slovenia a famous victory. slovenia had drawn their opening match against denmark, and were heading for their first win at a european championship after zan karnicnik gave them the lead midway through the second half, a move started and finished by the full back. but a twist — four minutes and 59 seconds into the five minutes of injury time, luka jovic headed in from a corner. joy for serbia, their first point of the tournament, which gives them a chance of staying in it. spain are through to the last 16, after they maintained their perfect start with a 1—0 win against the defending champions italy. the spanish dominance was rewarded in the second half, when ricca

i don't know why you and drew weren't there, but i really can't. >> you know, drew and i must have been busy. >> i think you know why? >> because constantly the white house sending us invites. >> i understand, and i was just at the vice president's. >> i didn't get invited to the white house. >> true. >> yeah. we're waiting for the big one. >> yeah, that's friday though. >> you didn't get. >> i didn't get the invite either, drew, did we look at our, maybe look at the junk folder. oh, yeah. >> the spam slash other biden. let me see at gmail.com. >> yeah. >> from the white house. oh yeah. >> so i opened the link. >> yeah. open. >> okay. for sure. for sure. >> that's good. >> and so were you able to chat at all with billy? >> yeah, briefly. briefly. i informed him, hey, i'm suzanne, i'm going to write a big check for you in a few weeks. >> and he said, as long as the check clears, i'll be there. >> yeah, he wasn't that impressed, really. but, you know, i think you will be when i give him the check, though. >> i saw some of the clips from the performance and it looked great. >> it did look

good morning drew. >> good morning everyone. we've got a full freeway shutdown right now in oakland. southbound 880. you can see on our live camera shot it's right at 98th and they've had to shut down the freeway to get this accident off of the left lane, the hov lane. you can see the tow truck chp there, but what you can't see are any cars headed southbound in that direction. so right now, full freeway closure at 98 until they get this car out of there and traffic is stacking up behind, as you might imagine, headed southbound. so give it a few more minutes. we hope to see it cleared. we'll check back. >> all right, sue, thank you. this morning, we are counting down to the first presidential debate of the 2024 campaign. you can see the bottom of your screen how far we are from abc's coverage tonight. president biden and former president donald trump coming face to face in atlanta to discuss a range of issues, including inflation, border security and trump's legal problems. here's abc news reporter perry russom. reporter. >> the

hi, drew. hey. >> good morning.rting the day. there's limited cloud cover out there. when we look at sfo in the morning and you can see generally clear skies, you know, it's going to be one of those mornings where the sun appears pretty quickly. that sunrise here at 548 this morning. so take a look at current sky conditions. most areas we have clear skies on the western side of san francisco, along the ocean and close to the coast for half moon bay we have a little bit of cloud cover, but clearly you can see most of us are beginning with clear skies this morning 50s, widespread around the bay shoreline, a couple of 60s inland, where we're hanging on to some of yesterday's warmth in the valleys of the north bay. we're starting out in the 40s, but today we'll be comfortably warm. we'll call it mild sunshine as we head into the afternoon inland today. a little bit cooler than yesterday, but still going into the 90s once again, so it will feel warm. look at all this sunshine you have throughout the day. temperatures abo

guys >> thank you drew. we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey there kumasi reggie nice to be with you. so coming up here on gma we'll start with the latest on that story i know you've been touching on the flash flood emergency in south florida. victor oquendo is down there with the latest pictures for us. and as advertised they already got 15 to 20 plus inches of rain. we're talking 4 to 6 inch per hour rainfall rates. it's insane to think about. and they still have more today. so i'll give you that forecast. also inside the atlanta bus hijacking, we're going to hear from some of the passengers and the driver in his first on camera interview. and then this morning, our gma travel dream team. well, there's the bus. but this morning we're going to also show you what to do with summer travel. how to save and how to save time at the airport. and then tory back with the summer spectacular deals and steals. and we'll have some fun ahead of father

drew. >> yeah. the holiday shaping up to be nice. little breezy this afternoon, but temperature wise feeling very pleasant with numbers a little bit below average for this time of the year. we'll say hello to our east bay hills camera. the sun is up here. you can clearly see a little bit of fog is pushing inland, but for the most part, sky conditions a mix of sun and clouds. early on on this holiday, the only place our typical spot the coast half moon bay, is quite cloudy this morning and it will remain that way throughout the entire day. now temperatures. you look at our valleys, especially in the north bay. one of our cooler starts in the 40s 49. in napa right now, 45 in sonoma, around the bay shoreline. we are in the 50s as we get you going on this juneteenth. so inland today, temperatures a few degrees below average will be in the upper 70s and lower 80s. today, a little breezy this afternoon. it gets gusty around here for the bay shoreline later today. winds about 20 to 30mph. temperat

a bit of a warm up by tuesday and wednesday guys. >> thanks, drew.oming up, the seven things to know this morning instead of starbucks to a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. did you know that if you shave, 1/3rd of what you remove is skin? (♪) new dove helps repair it. so, if you shave it? (♪) dove it new dove replenish your skin after every shave. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) wave. it is done today. temperatures are back to average. it is windy this afternoon. we'll have frequent wind gusts later today between 20 and 40mph. >> number two, president biden said to make a major speech from france this morni

this morning. >> good morning drew. happy friday to you. we know a lot of you are working from home on this friday morning, because the roads are pretty quiet today compared to what we usually see this time of the morning. so check this out. this is our san jose camera. two 8017. and look how empty it is right there. cars are dashing through, no issues at all in both directions of 280 and on 17. >> thank you gloria. today marks the beginning of the end for golden gate fields, the historic racetrack will be holding its final races this weekend. abc seven news reporter ryan curry joining us in studio. and ryan, it's been a controversial few years for the track. >> kumasi good morning. the track has been around since 1941. many call it an iconic landmark in the east bay, but it has been the center of protest over animal cruelty. the owners of the track announced the closure back in july of last year. they say they are moving races to santa anita to consolidate operations, but many have been demanding the track close for a while. questionable h

that's not drew." >> i said, "that's not drew.et a gun and shoot him." >> miss karen is saying, "shoot him. get your gun and shoot him." he's like, "what are you -- what are you talking about? you want me to shoot drew?" he -- he just woke up. he wasn't comprehending everything that was going on. >> i said, "so you want me to shoot drew?" i think that's when she must have hung the phone up. >> i just hung up, and i collapsed to the floor. >> so, he said he went and got his gun and he looked out the back window of the kitchen and he saw that holly was walking with a man in camouflage. >> at that point is when i could see them. they were walking towards the woods. and there's a trail that holly and i are both very familiar with. that trail leads you to a logging road. and they looked like they were walking right toward that trail. she was walking on her own. she didn't appear to be hurt. still thinking it's drew, i'm watching them as they're walking toward this trail. >> as clint bobo is watching his sister holly and this man in cam

morning. >> hi, drew. yeah, that warmth really the only thing joining you on your drive this morning? because there's no drama on our roadways. you can see here at a look at drive times. everything really moving at the limit including 8037 and 101. and then for mass transit, nothing in your way here either. all trains bart, caltrain, ace, all running on time. back to you at the desk. >> we love a no drama and unproblematic commute. thank you. with summer like temperature setting, many parts of the bay area, a lot of you have been looking for ways to beat the heat. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with that part of the story. good morning gloria. >> good morning reggie. well, we know temperatures are expected to hit the triple digits in some parts of the east bay. well, it's going to be very hot for a lot of us. it's actually going to be good news for some businesses. as you know, yesterday was already hot. abc seven caught up with folks enjoying ice cream at a brentwood splash pad. and with

i'm going to steal drew's switch or whatever it is and play this.h, i was a zelda stand in my back in my day. >> san francisco seems to be taking a page from bart by dropping a holiday sweater. look at it. you better model it. i mean, they are making it look really good. it is called the icons of san francisco sweater. they have cable cars, coit tower, the telegraph hill parrots wrapped around the muni logo, and some have the seals too. >> let's not forget i just saw it, okay? >> and i like how they're in all the iconic locations here in the city. okay everyone's wearing t shirts around where they got the sweater on. >> well, they're prepared okay. >> the sweaters are on sale now. they're $55, which might be a little less than the bart sweater. >> oh, i think it is, actually. but where are the lights? >> the bart sweater lights up. >> i'm just saying, i mean, it does, but this one's really cute. >> so if you want the sweater, you better go now, because we know these sweaters go quickly. they're at sfmta .com/ sweater. >> new. this morning, a weekend

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hi, drew. >> yeah. photojournalist steve stifter giving us a live view from drone view seven here at the bay bridge toll plaza, where you can see it is jam packed. one because of the early morning commute, but two because of residual delays. after that solo morning crash, a car ended up wedged between two toll booths. that happened at four this morning, really only clearing the area. caltrans cleared the area just about 20 minutes ago, so at the top of the hour, we started to see those two lanes that were that remained closed, then reopened. but here, the drone view seven, giving you a larger look at just this backup that we're talking about. we know that one person was taken away from the scene of the crash on a stretcher. we're still waiting to hear back from chp about that person's condition, but they meaning caltrans has worked on this scene for the last two hours, just opening again in the last 20 to 30 minutes. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. now we're going to bring in ginger zee with

guys >> drew, thank you so much.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

guys >> thanks, drew. new at six. bad news if you're planning a trip.s say fares are going to keep climbing as we approach the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> the turning point of world war two. gma introducing us to the brave men and women of the war effort. traveling to normandy on a very special flight from dallas to france. one of those taking the trip, 98 year old jean gibson from pinole. abc news reporter laura spencer will have much more, with these heroes from normandy coming up on g a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. lava started

and i know drew is all over that.s got it after the earliest 100 for both washington, d.c. and baltimore in 12 years in june. also, the flood emergency in the midwest that is taking a lot of people out of their homes, especially at the corners there of minnesota, south dakota and iowa. we've got melissa don covering that, and i'll give you the forecast and then our exclusive with the oklahoma father held for 70 days in turks and caicos after bullets were found in his luggage, speaking out after the ordeal and after he was reunited with his family, and then the crackdown on porch pirate thefts, rebecca went on an exclusive ride along with the police in washington, d.c, launching a sting operation. how it is helping protect packages and we are cool for the summer. check it out! fun places to keep cool around the country. so, lori bergamotto starts us off in michigan this morning, my home state, and then will ganz goes on a bucket list on a budget trip. taylor's version to see if it is possible to pay less to travel over

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but first, here's drew. >> okay. we'll take you to our okay camera. of the aircraft pushes back from the gate. we have clear skies out there. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. currently in oakland we have that sunny sky, 56 degrees, high humidity and a light breeze. let's take a look at highs versus average. if you remember this graphic yesterday the highs were in the 80s and 90s. some 1015 degrees above average. today much cooler . in fact some areas like napa, san francisco, a little bit below average. so it's back to reality, so to speak. today no heat advisories in effect, no intense heat inland temperatures in our warmest areas will stay in the 80s for daytime highs. so here's future weather as we go hour by hour showing you some patchy cloud cover remains along the coast the entire day. away from the coast, we expect a lot of sunshine and temperatures comfortable compared to the heat we had yesterday. yesterday, inland we had highs 101 102. today will be in the 80s. we'll have 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. so looking at highs today

in his speech, the head of the belarusian delegation , alexander volfovich, drew attention to the unprecedentedggravation of the military-political situation in the eastern european region of the csto collective security. our film crew works in kazakhstan. details from violeta sokolovic. cooperation and the international agenda, as well as regional security and the security of the union state were discussed by the secretary of state during bilateral communication. security council of belarus with the russian colleague. alexander valfovich and sergei shaiguv met in almaty, where a meeting of the committee of secretaries of the csto security councils is being held these days. the meeting of the belarusian and russian sides took place before the official start of the event. i note that the hall where the communication took place has a cold and rather ascetic tone, but despite this, the meeting took place in the circle of not only allies, but also friends, which probably contributed to a productive dialogue. the bar has been raised quite high, of course it must be maintained and we will do so. you

both saturday and sunday. >> thanks, drew. famous donkey is getting a $10,000 gift from the city of palo alto. but the city is getting pushback for ponying up the cash. the donkey, named perry, lives in a park in palo alto's barron park area. volunteers care for perry and several other boroughs. perry's claim to fame the city says animators use images of him to create donkey from the shrek films. perry is getting a little bit up there in age, and palo alto's mayor wants to help the volunteers with his medical bills this month at a city council meeting, other city leaders shared reservations about handing out so much money when the city is in a deficit, the city is losing money. >> we have a deficit this year, we have a deficit next year. we have deficits for next four, four years or so. and, so just seems irresponsible in my opinion. >> it's a great opportunity for well-being in the community as well to be able to interact with these wonderful animals, animals . >> i never thought this would be in a sentence i would share with

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reggie. >> thanks, drew. invasion of the insects. some bugs are making their way to california mayor breed's budget. >> the push to reject proposed cuts to a program that aims to keep people safe in san francisco. >> the agreement on amy's kitchen workers of the popular frozen food company reaching a deal with executives after a two year boycott a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! coast for years, is now making its way toward the west coast, and gloria and our installation, head for the north bay was just stopped in truckee with a mass of eggs on it. >

guys >> drew thank you. good morning.merica's coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and sam champion has a look at what's ahead. >> hey, reggie. hey, kumasi. it's nice to see you guys this thursday morning. so coming up we've got an exclusive interview with president biden from normandy because we're commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day. big day in history. also some very touching moments from this ceremony, this morning, the wild moment caught on camera. did you guys see this on your feeds? when this giraffe lifts a toddler at a drive through safari, we are going to hear from her family this morning. also ahead, we're taking a closer look at the heart health benefits of some of these weight loss drugs. plus our will. reeves speaks with travis kelce about his big year on and off the field, and then will heads up to boston to catch up with all the stars ahead of the nba finals. he'll be there live with a big surprise for one very lucky fan. and then we're back live, of course, in times square. and this morn

drew, can you believe it?week is july. >> and i told reggie yesterday on the seven of seven the pumpkin spice latte only two months away. so we're just hopping past summer and rain to autumn quickly. this morning though, we are seeing pretty clear skies. you look on the horizon from our east bay hills. camera. we do have this line of fog pretty much banked up along the coastline right now, but for a lot of us, we do have clear skies. so current sky conditions right now mainly clear across concord, san jose, napa, some clouds for half moon bay, san francisco and oakland this morning, but a lot less cloud cover right now than, say, this time yesterday. temperatures for the most part, we are starting out in the 50s as we get you going today on our thursday. so looking at the forecast, if you liked yesterday, today is almost a carbon copy forecast. will stay in the 60s for the city with that wind picking up throughout the day. 70s for oakland upper 70s for san jose. so highs across the region today. pretty close t

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 la

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kumasi. >> thank you drew. coming up new overnight, four american college instructors stabbed in china, their accused attacker now in custody. then another supreme court controversy. what one justice said about political compromise and a secret recording. then the push to revitalize downtown san francisco may be a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! the old man is in custody accused of stabbing four instructors from iowa's cornell college. the instructors are in china for an exchange program. officials say they ran a public park. w

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guys >> thanks, drew.ow we're checking in with ginger zee who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie kumasi nice to be with you both this morning. so it's a tuesday. we'll start with the latest on president biden expected to sign an executive order on immigration. the details and the reaction to that this morning. also we're going to tell you about the family that says that they were scammed out of their dream cruise vacation, all from a social media post. plus, the points guy is here with what you can do to help save on your summer travel. because believe it or not, a new report predicts that airfare is going to go up again. and then lara is live in france, in normandy, with the incredible stories of some of the brave men and women who helped us win world war two. as we mark 80 years since d-day, we went behind the scenes with selena gomez, steve martin and martin short all about the new season of only murders in the building. deborah roberts got that one and we'll hav

drew. >> yeah. and outside this morning. it is pretty active in parts of the region. we are tracking a few lightning strikes this morning. what is occurring is we have moisture that has moved in from southern california. monsoonal moisture. remember this time of the year basically mid june through august is when we get the showers that produce lightning strikes. and that's what we're seeing on live doppler seven this morning. i want to press in a little bit tighter. we've had this one line that has a history of lightning. we had a strike over crockett around 5 a.m, and then we had two more strikes over vacaville about 530 this morning. we're also seeing some light rain in parts of the north bay from napa to yountville. back through sonoma. and that risk of lightning is really with us until about 2 p.m. this afternoon. the reason why we'll switch it on over to satellite, there's still a lot of energy, a lot of moisture that has to move through here through the morning. and into the early aft

yeah. >> good morning drew. so other than the typical slowdown that we see on the altamont pass, we do have a trouble spot in san pablo. this is because of a three car crash. it is blocking two lanes there. the left lanes. this is westbound 80 before san pablo dam road. you should know that the backup is to hilltop drive. emergency crews are on scene. just keep that in mind. here is a live look as well from our caltrans camera. you can see this is obviously a still photo, but you can still see that back up here. it is sure to be an issue as the morning commute continues to tick up. but here we are at the top of the hour and it's already an issue. so just keep that in mind. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. today in oakland, a critical meeting as the city is racing to close a multi-million dollar budget shortfall, all while grappling with that fbi raid of the mayor's home. the city council is set to meet this afternoon to discuss options, and they're all pretty difficult. abc7 news reporter gloria ro

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in his speech , the secretary of state of the security council drew attention to the fact that todayome politicians in the west are trying to rewrite history, erasing them from the face of the earth. monuments to soldiers-liberators, belittle the contribution of the red army to the cause of victory, to the liberation of european countries from the brown plague of fascism. but it is impossible to break the spirit of our people, we remember and... probably, many in belarusian families have ancestors who fought during the great patriotic war, i have two grandfathers who also fought during the great patriotic war, one of whom i was named after completely, volfovich alexander grigorievich went through the entire war of 1941 to 1945. second grandfather was a military man a pilot, a naval pilot, he served for a little less than 1943 to 1945, but nevertheless they also made a small contribution. contribution to the common cause of victory, we should be proud of this, we should raise our children on this, which is what i am doing with the current generation, and our generation today in belaru

good morning drew. our overall map showing a smooth commute in much of the bay area except for that typical slowdown, of course, on the altamont pass westbound 205 is slow from highway five to northland road on westbound 580. there were closures yesterday into the early morning. today because of that corral fire. expect minor delays on 120 in manteca as you head into the bay area. but back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. developing news on that massive wildfire near tracy. hundreds of firefighters still looking at these hot spots. the corral fire in san joaquin county started over the weekend. it quickly jumped to more than 14,000 acres. drivers along 580 could see it for miles. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with a look at the damage, and gloria, we know at least one home is gone. >> yes, reggie, but the good news is that firefighters are making progress on this fire. and right now, the corral fire in san joaquin county is 50% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted and downgrad

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hi, drew. >> hey. good morning.o we'll show you our sfo camera because it is painting the picture pretty well this morning. a lot of cloud cover right now. certainly more clouds than we had yesterday morning. and we are seeing drizzle along the coast and across san francisco right now. so current sky conditions, most of us dealing with the marine layer this morning. the lone exception you can see is concord with clear skies. we'll see a lot of sunshine today and temperatures rebound warmer than yesterday. back to average so to speak. right now temperatures and our coolest areas in the 40s a lot of 50s around the bay shoreline currently. so we'll start our forecast inland today. warmer than yesterday. we'll go into the mid 80s for daytime highs under mostly sunny skies now heading around the bay shoreline warmer than yesterday, upper 60s to the lower 70s. little breezy. not as windy as we were yesterday and we'll get that afternoon sunshine here. it's a pleasant day. and then along the coast it does remain pretty clo

hi, drew. a nice little update for east bay drivers here at 632. been tracking in san pablo has cleared. this is westbound 80 before san pablo dam road. you can see things are slowly starting to recover. speeds are back up to about 30 miles. oh, no. back down to 27mph. here. we're watching this live as it's developing now. the crash was slowing things down since about 4:00 this morning, but all lanes are open now and we do want to take our live emeryville cam showing cars are relieved along the east shore freeway after that slowdown, as they make their way to the foot of the maze. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. today, the oakland city council meets to try and figure out what to do to close a multi-million dollar budget deficit. everything is on the table, including major cuts to public safety. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is here, taking a closer look at the options. the mayor is banking on selling the city's portion of the coliseum to get the budget on track, but that's not a done deal. >> that's right, reggie, as of tuesday

them, he drew them himself, yes, he carefully drew them with the finest feathers, which means he drewim, he’s not a nurse in moscow. here are the stagecoaches, here is the platform, you see, there is such a thing, so they are waiting, everyone sits on this stagecoach, then there is a bell, the stagecoach departs, yes, here is nikolai vasilyevich, he came from abroad, and is traveling from st. petersburg to moscow, here at this postal coach station and it was at the car wash, this station, she was at the car wash, he goes there to this station, who also has a ticket for the same stagecoach, there was such a very famous person, an officer, with portraits of gogol, they hung them on the christmas tree like this, that means with a portrait of gogol, that means peyker sees nikolai vasilyevich and he, that means they get on the stagecoach together, he’s so happy. that means his collar went up, no, no, no, and he told himself some kind of pre-cry story about how he was left alone there without mommy, without daddy, so he was such a poor wretch, and it so happened that he was friends with thi

he drew well, taught himself to play the balalaika, harmonium, piano and in the church choir. the young man took his first literary attempts while studying at the nesvezh teachers' seminary; as a pseudonym he took the nickname of his grandfather, who was called black in his native village. the estuaries soon drew attention to the young creator, stories, plays, his literary heritage, the heritage of belarusian prose and drama, which had a strong influence on a number of domestic writers, including... ivan melizh, ivan shamyakin and others. on june 26 , one of the most famous tapestry masters in belarus celebrated her birthday. professor, laureate of the state prize of the republic of belarus, galina krivoblodskaya. artist, recognized authority in hand weaving. her tapestries are in the national art museum, the belarusian museum of history and culture, private collections in the usa, india and germany. and other countries. the rainbow decorates the small hall of the palace of the republic, and gabilen - the melody of the earth - decorates the national library. galina krivoblodsk

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the first person i wanted to share that news with is drew. of the call anymore. he would are been 40 on june 1st. i would have loved to have celebrated that with him. but there's no one there to blow out the candles anymore. on june 12th, every year, i carry that grief, i carry the wakt of the true cost of gun violence. they are not just numbers. they are missing faces at birthday parties, empty seats at dinner tables. this day comes with big, complicated emotions for me. it feels like a time to recommit to the promise i made drew at his funeral service, to never stop fighting for a world that he would be proud of. i think that's a world all of us can be proud of. >> i know, drew was just one of the friends that you had there that night that were with you to enjoy an extraordinarily fun evening. we see drew and juan here. i put up a second ago the picture of the 49 people who lost their lives. there you see them. everybody had dreams, aspirations, hopes of a life going forward. i'm just wondering, when you go back in time to that night, you h

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the villages population was 7000 before the war and still is shaved custom by the local. drew's leader explains that pointing out the groups strong connection to the homeland, but he warns it comp last forever. i have a list of messages from liberty. and if you have agreement with the listing and does the piece talk to you, i things as a solution is really the. and i ask the israeli government to take the light decision to stop the war and goes. and that's what it's enough that people can not survive. i love of 3 or 4 months here to the war and gaza has no end in sight. it's unclear what decision israel will take regarding the north. every indication shows if preparing for the war is the idea of announce troops with 50000 more reserves increasing 235-0000. an unprecedented high. and it still doesn't allow those displaced from the north to return home before taking action. israel has to make sure it can, we spend the potential resistance, his bella isn't going to be much stronger than him. awesome 1000. and the money she moves, the guy is a conflict. costs is really roughly $67000000.00

good afternoon chair brackett, commissioners drew and lim. just said, ben brandon, the transbay project manager and will present 5d on the agenda, which is proposed transbay infrastructure memorandum of understanding with san francisco public works. more specifically, before you today to seek approval of memorandum of understanding or mou between ocii and public works with infrastructure task force to support ocii completing infrastructure improvements relative to transbay project in a annual not to exceed of a hundred thousand dollars. ocii is the transbay master developer and therefore we are responsible for the development of transbay zone 1 infrastructure, which includes street and sidewalk improvements, sidewalk furniture, parks and open space such as block 3 and under-ramp park projects and other improvements examples are like a signalized crossing we also install. to complete the delivery of these infrastructure improvements partnered with public works and other city agencies. the bulk of the vertical housing and commercial development

attention to the problem, our partners and colleagues drew attention. from the ivano-frankivsk regionin particular such a famous actor as oleksiy ignatkovsky, and there are talented young people, let's, mr. vadim, we will now show our viewers these videos, if you allow, let's show them, demonstrate and continue our conversation, of course, of course, in difficult wartime, none of the citizens living in different parts of ukraine can be sure of... their complete safety and the safety of their relatives and loved ones, when in active hostilities have been going on in the country for more than 10 years, it is extremely difficult to control the circulation of small arms and explosive objects. this can be used by certain persons who intentionally or accidentally throw away weapons illegally brought from the combat zone in a wide variety of places. it can be a playground, the territory of an educational institution, or a favorite place for people to relax in nature. therefore, we encourage all parents to spend. preventive conversations with your children about the danger that random unfamil