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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc7 mornings. it's sunday, june 23rd, thank you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. get ready for another warm day across the bay area. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> we almost have a 30-degree spread. 55 at the coast, upper 70s at the delta. fog along the san mateo coast with just a half mile versability. san francisco niece and sunny here, temperatures ranging from the mid 50s with the marine influence, to 71, mountain view, to san jose, and mid 50s at half moon bay. this has been the featured picture of the day. the tower is covered from the low cloud deck at mount tam. e i valleys.ges com at the shor

where some of you will just be near 60 degrees with the clouds. in between should be pleasant. today is the warmest day out of the next serve. chris? san francisco police say two people were killed in a car collision at 1:15 at the intersection of third street and paul avenue. police say a man died at the scene. a woman was rushed to sf general and died there. another victim was take tony the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. one of the cars was pushed on to the muni metro tracks almost hitting a t line train leaving the platform. president trump delayed immigration raids that were scheduled to start today. the predawn operation would have targeted up to 2,000 families facing deportation. the i.c.e. raids had been planned for ten major u.s. cities, including san francisco. we have reaction to the change. >> yes, you have to follow the

law but i think the way they are doing it not the right way. >> reporter: michael woo shares a common sentiment. >> the deportation raids, as you call them, are really a group of very, very good law enforcement people. they came into our country illegally, and we are taking them out legally. we are bringing them back to their country. >> reporter: about this professor at uc hastings college of the law says the president is being hypocritical. >> let's arer that mayor libby shall have w schaaf, was shafted, excoriated for giving notice to people of impending i.c.e. raids a while back. >> reporter: the doctor thinks postponing the raids at the requests of the democrats is an attempt by the president to put the onus on the democrats, and

to increase his bargaining power. >> you guys now work it out. and if you don't, then what i have to do subsequently, you know, if i have to deport a bunch of people it is your fault. >> reporter: the san francisco mayor says the raids are designed to quote inflict as much fear and pain as possible. in an interview, the acting i.c.e. director says this is not about fear. this one is instilling fear in anyone. this is about the rule of law and maintaining integrity in the system. but some suggest advance warning put the raids in jeopardy and potentially put i.c.e. officers at risk. local republicans adds the raids only target people who violated court orders. >> these people have already received summonses, have been ordered to report and ignored the sum unss. >> reporter: keep in mind, president trump has deported

fewer migrants than president obama did in his early years. despite the postponement of the raids, i.c.e. will still be operating across the country. people are reminding people of their basic rights no matter their immigration status, you have the right to remain silent, the right to a lawyer, you may refuse to speak to immigration officers. do not open your door unless an i.c.e. agent shows you a warrant signed by judge. more information is on our website. this morning, new details are emerge being the sky diving plane that crashed in hawaii killing 11 people. the same plane was previously involved in a close call in contra costa county. we have the details. >> i was here in the afternoon. >> reporter: that was july 23rd, 2016 when a beach craft twin air twin engine plane carrying 15 people started barrel rolling

through the sky. it was leased by a different company. a new company took over in 2018 and acquired the plane, the ntsb blamed that flight on pilot error. >> the plane sprint cup and dropped i don't know how many feet. they were squarer scary for the people on board the aircraft. >> downed aircraft here. >> reporter: the same plane from the byron incident crashed friday in hawaii as it carried 11 people, killing everyone on board. >> it starts to flip and reverse. as it starts the decline, tee klein, decline. then it kind of skimmed off those trees and smashed down to the floor. >> reporter: it is not clear how the plane ended up in hawaii but sources say it cleared federal pgs ins before leaving california. those in the sky diving community are struggling with this loss.

>> it is tragic and hits close to home. we are kind of a close-knit community. i sky dived in hawaii before. i know some of the people down there. hopefully none of the ones that were on that plane. >> reporter: one of the men on the plane was this dye sky dive instructor. friends and family are posting messages on facebook. the ntsb will be investigating the crash. time now is 9:07. in the south bay a 3-year-old boy died after being hit by a truck in a parking lo in the san jose. the accident happened yesterday morning near the corner of south 24th street and east santa clara street. police say the boy's mother parked and started to walk into a nearby business. that's when the boy jumped out of the car and into the path of to an oncoming pickup truck. the child was taken to the hospital where he later died. the driver is cooperating with police. this is san jose's 23rd deadly crash this year. a vigil will be held tonight

for sacramento police officer tarao sullivan with her funeral now set for thursday in roseville. she was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call last wednesday. police released bed camera footage of officers with their guns drawn knocking on the suspect's door. >> you are not in trouble, dude. [ gunfire ] >> you are hear the gunfire as officers retreat. they also released photos of weapons they say were found inside the home. they call the shooting an ambush. the suspect is being held without bail and scheduled to be in court tomorrow. in san francisco a woman died during what police think may have been a case of domestic violence. abc news was there yesterday. officers found a man with blood on his hands and detained him. they discovered a woman who was

dead. police went to the hin theckthe >> there was one that came into one of the police stations and was concerned about some type of a domti othe home a few miles away but haven't revealed how thome s death. the time is 4th 09 on this sunday morning. meteorologist lisa argen is keeping track of the accuweather forecast for us. you have changes on the way? >> that's right. we have the marine layer stacked up along the shore line. but it is just staying there. it is dense in spots. here this san francisco, nice and sunny, on the cool side. just 56 across the bay. 68 in oakland. and san jose is enjoying 71. another day of mainly above average temperatures, except if you are close to the coast. i will have the details and a look at our cool week ahead next. >> lisa, thank you. also next a hall of fame horse trainer banned from santa anita and golden gate fields after a series of horse deaths. what joer holidayen dorveer says

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hall of fame horse trainer with ties to the bay area has been banned from santa anita and golden gate fields after another horse suffered a fatal injury. jerry hollendorfer's horse american currency was injured on santa anita's infield training track yesterday morning and had to be put down. this is the 30th horse to die at

the track since december. four of the horses belong to hollendorfer. the group which owns both santa anita and golden gate fields ordered him to vacate his stalls at santa anita within 36 hours. his horses were scratched from races today and yesterday by a panel of stewards and veterinarians. he told the daily racing form i have never been suspended or anything like that. i have a lot of employees i went to take care of who have families that depend on me. i am training over 100 horses right now. santa anita isn't want me on the grounds. my he feeling is that was a premature thing to do. now i have to step away for a while. it is unclear if this will affect his ability to race at los alamos next season or at del mar which begins its summer

season on july 17th. three east bay businesses are red tagged after a fire tore lieu three buildings. the massive inferno happened at east 14th street and georgia way in san leandro. cornell barnard has the details on what is next for the business owners. >> this fire has gotten way worse. >> reporter: the three alarm fire tore through this upholstery shop and soon half the city block was burning. >> wow. >> yelling fire, fire. >> reporter: clive barnes owns sweet fingers jamaican restaurant. his place suffered damaged, one of three businesses to be red tagged. >> i am giving thanks for life, i am alive. >> reporter: it took almost four hours for firefighters to get the fire under control. now investigators are looking for a cause. >> as we peel back the layers of

the roof ultimately collapsed on the building, so there is a lot of work to be done to actually determine where the fire started. >> how close is this for a close call? >> reporter: this man shows us how close the fire got to his house. only within a few feet. he has been told to evacuate because the back wall of the upholstery shop could collapse. >> they told me not to stay here because i am in the crush joan. >> reporter: where are you going? >> stay with friends. >> reporter: meantime, clive barnes is going to rebuild his restaurant in the same spot it has been for 12 years. >> to all my customers, all my friends, we will be back. >> reporter: it may take days before the city can security or demolish parts of this building now in danger of collapsing. meantime an investigation into the cause fire is in in san leandro cornell barnard. in the north bay, racing

fans will have plenty of excitement as nascar rolls into sonoma. the green flag drops at noon. there is plenty of prerace excitement. spectator gates opened at 7:00 a.m. if you are heading to the track expect traffic getting in and out of the raceway. kyle larson was the top qualifier for the third year in a row. time now is 9:16. let's turn our attention to weather and the bay area forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. here's live doppler 7. you can see a thin ribbon of fog along the san mateo coast up to where we have the fog it is dense in spots. elsewhere, sunny, mild, lighter winds. here's a look at the peninsula. sfo, numbers today will be well into the 80s. with a sea breeze this afternoon. 68 in oakland. still a ridge of high pressure compressing that marine layer,

allowing for some mild numbers, mountain view, san jose, low 70s. 66, morgan hill. on the coast, half moon bay, 5 a. napa in the upper 50s. low speck, pet a. look at the warmth in the numbers livermore to concord. low 70s to upper 70s. in the sierra nevada beautiful, highs in the 70s there. morning coastal fog. the summer spread today was 60s at coast to the mid 90s inland. the cooling influence of the marine layer begins tomorrow for the inland valleys. then it gets breezier and cooler for the middle of the week. wednesday and thursday are the coolest days. low clouds and fog pulling back from the coast temporarily today. you will see the sea breeze and we will have lots of sunshine. in the overnight hours, a stronger push, some of the fog into the bay, emeryville. a sunny afternoon, temperatures

five to seven degrees cooler tomorrow. if you want to head to the coast you will will in and out of sun, we will say of pas of low clouds. but also we will have seasony areas as well. upper 60s, ocean beach. bodega bay about 70. sun in pacifica. half moon bay kind of a 50/50 call there. highs around the barracks upper 80s in fremont. a warm day there with 84 in palo alto, 83, voyage. mid 80s in san rafael. look at the 90s returning here. the warmth in our inland valleys. alameda county fair, another warm one for you. san jose about 90 degrees. we talked about the cooldown inland 'em to. it is arriving in the afternoon, with upper 80s. still a nice. >> yeah. lower 70s around the bay. tuesday, more cooling. another six to seven degrees of cooling. by wednesday it is getting a little brisk around here with 60s and 70s. that's what happens, we go up and down around here.

and today is the up, with the warmest temperatures. inland in the mid 90s. mid 80s around the bay. upper 60s, partly cloudy at the shoreline. done load our accuweather app and you will notice temperatures will be on a downward slide with upper 80s tomorrow to near 70s and upper 70s around the way. in the middle of the week it is a little cool, getting a way from the wind and the fog will be what you understood to did if you need warmth or head inland where it is going to be pleasant, into the mid 70s. and slightly warmer into the last weekend of june. so far, summer summer starting out pretty good. >> enjoying it lisa, thank you. the countdown is on for what could be the underthe of the century. 25 stories before new york city's times square. nik wallenda and his sister are teaming a fantastic feet. rob marciano has the details. >> reporter: nik wallenda seen taking practice steps on the high wire saturday preparing for his death defying stunt in times

square, now just hours away. on the the brother similar sister daredevil duo nick andly ana make history on this high wire, 25 stories up, 1300 feet long, trading places in the middle -- if that's not daunting enough. >> one of the challenges we have, 17 stories here and 25 stories there. >> the incline adding another heart pounding obstacle. this is their first performance together sincely ana was injured in this accident in 2014. she and others falling from a wire while rehearsing for a world record. she shattered every bone in her fate. the accident left her shaken. >> i don't know she will take the first step. >> it was emotional. >> reporter: but that didn't stop her from getting back on the wire. >> she wanted to close the circle that was left open from the accident. >> reporter: upping the ante,

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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc7 mornings. it is great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. it is shaping up to be a beautiful day across northern california. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> nobody does it better than we do, with low clouds and fog at the coast and the warm temperatures inland. we have a slight offshore slow in the upper elevations that's why we are sunny and mild. the southerly flow bringing in the fog at the shoreline. 71 in san jose. from our east bay hills, many

temperatures in then ncord, fli mild. we are warmer than we were yesterday. four to seven degrees warmer. we will be getting into the 80s by 2:00 and 90s inland. around the bay, another warm one. but you will feel the sea breeze. we will talk about cooling trend coming up. now to the tensions between the u.s. and iran. a source tells abc news president trump approved a cyber strike on iran as he decided against a military one. rachel scott is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: this morning, abc news confirming a report that president trump gave the okay for that cyber strike on iranian computer systems. the attack aimed at disabling software used to control rocket and missile launes optimistic about keeping nuclear weapons out of iran's hands. >> we are not going to have iran have a nuclear weapon. and when they agree to that,

they are going to have a wealthy country. they are going to be so happy. i am going to be their best friend. i hope that happens. >> reporter: overnight, president trump applying more pressure tweeting quote we are putting major additional sanctions on iran on monday. the president also not rule out military action even though just days before he made the last-minute decision to call off a strike in the region to avoid potential casualties. >> mr. president are you still considering military action with iran? is it still on the table? >> it is always on the table until we get this solved. >> reporter: 24 hours after iran downed an unmanned u.s. drone, which the iranian government says is shown in this video the u.s. military was ready to strike back. but with minutes to spare, the president made a sudden reversal. >> i don't want to kill 150 irani iranians. i understand it. i don't want to kill 150 of anything or anybody unless it's absolutely necessary. >> reporter: sources say president trump went against the

advice of his own national security. have john bolton who i would definitely say is a hawk and other people on other side of the equation. ultimately, i make the decision, so it doesn't matter. >> that was abc's rachel scott reporting. now to the race for president, and the democrats candidates who are very vocal about president trump's rim announcement of massive i.c.e. raids and his last-minute decision to postpone them. here's abc's white house correspondent tara pal mary. >> reporter: on the campaign trial 2020 democratic candidates fired up after president trump delayed mass raids across the country set to take place this morning. all part of a plan to deport more than 2,000 undocumented immigrants in as many as ten cities. >> everybody that came into the country illegally will be brought out of the country, very legally. >> reporter: at the democratic convention in south carolina, where candidates have been focus

on african-americanet voers congressman eric swalwell launching this attack on the president. >> for many latino families, there is nothing this president will not do to break up your family. >> reporter: others saying it is just a little stunt. >> to people see a pattern here? he said, over twitter, that he called off a strike on iran ten minutes before it was supposed to happen. he said today that at the last minute he called off i.c.e. raids across the country. this is [ bleep ]. >> this is another example of the president's successful attempts to distract us from what is happening in this country under his watch. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders brieflyrainth pres f calling off the raids. >> glad he made this did eggs but that's not good enough. wereform. >> reporter: mayor pete buttegeig addressing the fatal

shooting of a black man by a white police officer. protesters demanding justice. >> we want to hear you say it. >> of course black lives matters. >> reporter: buttegeig says he's not worried about the message it sends to black voters. >> mayor pete, are you worried about how the protests at home are playing in south carolina especially among african-american vote ears. >> we don't think about it in terms of politics. we think about it in terms of community. i am upset by the anguish our community is feeling. we will continue to work through it together. i think we can take an extremely difficult moment and show the best of our community and how we respond to it. >> that was tara pal mary reporting. the time is 9:34. a southern california family thought they had the perfect tiny home to start a new life, agreeing to be on a tv show about it. now they found that the home

they thought belonged to them doesn't and has disappeared. we have the story from los angeles. >> welcome you officially to the tiny house. >> yea. >> a small dream that turned into a big nightmare for rebecca and ben richards. >> they put their big fancy tv show on, and everybody is watching it and they are benefiting from us being on the show. now we are out of pocket all of our money and we don't have our tiny house. >> reporter: it all started when the couple decided to move their young family from sierra madre to nashville, tennessee to follow ben's music career. they wanted a home they could afford and found this builder who sold them on the idea of participating on a tv show based on the tiny home trend. one key advantage to doing that, the trailer on which their home would sit would be paid for by the tv show. however there was a catch. >> the builder said we were not able to accept the trailer from

the tv show that we had to go with his supplier. >> reporter: receipts show they paid $11,500 to for the trailer. >> our understanding was he was registering the title in our time. he requested all the information to register the title. >> reporter: as they went into production, the richards say they were trying to secure financing which almost put the brakes going forward. >> he said as long as we paid to paying for the trailer in full we would continue to do the sv show. >> reporter: after the films wrapped they said the home still needed major fixes. so it went back to becksel's workshop. with nowhere else to live, the family moved into it. that's when they asked bed cell for a final quote. for some reason, he wouldn't do it. >> mike you need to answer our question. >> reporter: the richards say they confronted bed cell after they learned he was being evicted from the property. you are being evicted from the

property for being five months late on your payments. and so this house needs to be moved from the property. so what are we supposed to do with everything in the house? >> reporter: eyewitness news contacted the property owner who confirms bed cell was evicted and still owes them $30,000. soon after their confrontation with bed cell the richards learned the home they thought was theirs did not belong to them. >> we spoke to the lawyer and he said if you move the tiny house we will have you arrested for stealing. we said what are you talking about? he said you don't own the title. >> reporter: bed cell put the trailer in his name shortly after it disappeared from their property. >> no response at all. >> reporter: three months later the show airs. only by that time they have no idea where their home is. yesterday the richards say they found it listed on a real estate site going for $148,000.

the home put up for sale by mike bed cell. >> now we can't afford a lawyer to even seek the -- you know, to get our house back and seek justice for what is being done. >> reporter: the richards say they contacted the producers of tiny house nation who told them it was between them and bed cell. for now, their dream of owning their first home appears to be gone. >> all we can do is pack two suit case asks drive back to california. >> reporter: we reached out to mike bed cell and his company for a comment. they did not respond to our request. leticia warriors, abc7 news. still ahead on abc7 mornings a major makeover for a family shelter. how a tech start-up is helping build a better bay area for the homeless. a live look outside. meteorologist

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time right now is 9:44. we are taking a live look outside from our abc7 exploratorium camera. you can see this part of the bay area, not much fog over the bay bridge. different story though over the shore. we will get a check of the full accuweather report from meteorologist lisa argen. she will let us know when we can

expect a warmup throughout the day. >> in sports, the a's against the tampa bay rays and the giants will try to sweep the diamondback's at chase field in arizona. ears known flores with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. when it comes to flashing the leather, mat chapman is better than gold. he's platinum. last year fans voted him the best defensive player in the american legal at any position. he showed last night he can also get it done at the plate. now that's a hot dog. load it up. third inning, tied at 1. ja a solo shot to give the a's a two-run le a solo home run to choi. we are knotted at 2-2.

pettit came in and struck out four including here with the go-ahead run on third. bottom of the seven. chapman comes through with a clutch chopper up the middle. vaguely scores. 3-2, a's. hendricks comes in for his first save attempt of the season. strikes out two to end it, a's win it, 4-2. >> i am throwing the ball well right now. happy to be doing that. if it is in the ninth, it is in the ninth. if it is not, it knots. doesn't change my mentality. i am happying to playing. we have guys that can do a lot of thing. if i am sixth, seventh, eighth, doesn't bother me as long as i'm pitching. >> dickerson was a double shy of the cycle on friday night. getsscores. jooinds giants trail 3-1. crawford next pest, base hit. dickerson comes home.

3-2. his nine rbi are the most of my player in his first to fwals with the giants. top of the nine, yastrzemski puts the game on ice. a two hundred shot. his fifth of the season. kyle larson began racing in northern california when most kids are still learning how to ride a bike at the age of 7. that backyard knowledge of wine country paying off at sonoma raceway. for the third year in a row larson will start the raes in the pole position. the elk grove native set a track record with a time of 1:34 breaking the old mark by three seconds set by mark martin back in 1997. now, can he stop the trend of winning the pole but not winning the race. >> cool to get a third pole in a

row at my home run. they left but awful my guys for preparing another fast car. we will see if we can try to do better tony than we typically do in the races. >> that's a look at your morning sports. i am anthony flores. have a great sunday. let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we are beginning to see subtle changes alone the soreline but we still have a really nice day with temperatures above average around the bay. behind me a live look from our east bay hills camera. a views kroo the bay into the east bay valleys. it is going to be another hot one. something you would expect for summer. we are looking a of the the temperatures running the gamut this morning. we have cool numbers at the coast. then inland, wow, you can notice the colors. the oranges is already coming night low clouds and fog

making a stronger push across the bay. so we will see those 50s and the fog probably around oakland and parts of the east bay tomorrow morning. right now, the sun is trying to come out in santa cruz. numbers are in the 60s. it's a little hazy out there, in the low to mid 70s today with pockets of fog along the coastline. we are not going to see total clearing you can see here we have that ribbon of fog. that southerly flow alud for some of the fog to get a little dense along the shoreline. i think we should manage some sunshine. cool temperatures a of the the coast. sea breeze in effect here in san francisco. morning coastal fog. the summer spread today. numbers nearly 30 degrees from the coast to our inland valleys. the cooling begins tomorrow for our friends in the east bay. more widespread throughout the upcoming work wendet going cool by the middle of the week. napa, with numbers cooler than yesterday.

still quite warm. you were in the 90s yesterday. upper 80s. then mid 80s. average high is in the 80s. we will see 70s wednesday and thursday. and then slowly numbers coming back up by the end of the work week. 90 today in san jose. getting warm down here. 8 in morgan hill. santa clara. 84 in palo alto with 85 los altos, mountain view, redwood city, 83 today. nice afternoon on the peninsula. 73 downtown. but the sea breeze, you will be able to feel it 86 in pet a. calistoga into the 90s. you have to get far north to get the 90s today and in our east bay it is going to be warm. sea breeze keeps berkeley comfortable, in the upper 70s. you head inland, this is where the warmth from the delta to the san ramon valleys, in the 90s

today. seven-day forecast, upper 60s, partial sun at the coast, mid 80s around the bay. mid 90s inland. for the warmest day first weekend of summer feeling like it. in the work week we cool off. a nice day 'em to. by tuesday we are looking at fog staying put at the coast by the mind of the week it is breezy, it is cool, numbers are below average. we will bring them up a bit in time for next weekend. it is going to get cool by the middle of theeck would. enjoy it out there today. >> looking forward to that. abc7 news is dedicated to telling stories about people and places in our community who are building a better bay area. abc7 news reporter kate larson has the story of how a tech company and shelter came together to improve the lives of homeless women and children in san francisco. >> reporter: alice is the vp of style for an on line interior design start uea 4 set out to transform this star community home in one day.

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there will be a book signing at 2:00 at the richmond food the golden gate bridge is buried underneath fog. it is almost 1,000 feet, dense in spots. 56 downtown. low 70s in oakland, mountain view. san jose at 75. 57 in half moon bay. another vantage point of the compacted marine layer. numbers in the 60s in pet lum audio. upper 70s inland. 87 for you in fremont. 73 downtown. you will have the sea breeze. in the accuweather ds, today is the warmest day. more cooling. it arrives inland tomorrow. temperatures take a tumble wednesday through thursday. it looks like we will be warmer into next weekend. it looks nice out there. if you are headed to the coast, you will definitely need the

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