ten days after the shooting in san jose, a federal judge has overturned california's ban on assault weapons, ruling that it violate this constitutional right to bear arms. good morning, everybody, it's saturday june 5th, you're watching abc7 news at 5:00 a.m. we'll have much more on that surprising ruling overnight on the state's assault weapons ban in just a moment, but first let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. >> good morning, liz. starting out with just a few clouds out there. we will see a pretty nice afternoon, although today will

be the warmer of the weekend days, as we look at live doppler 7, you can see it's pretty clear out there. 52 in danville. 56 in concord, and 46 in novato. so certainly cooler up in the north bay. anywhere from a degree to 7 degrees cooler this morning, particularly in the north bay. here is a look at walnut creek. by about 9:00, partly cloudy, 50s and 60s. the afternoon featuring passing high clouds, with upper 60s by a side to the mid-70s. locally breezy to gusty winds. >>lopingn about a much that federal judge has overturned california's three

decade old ban on assault rifles, saying it violates the right to bear arms. judge roger benitez, he said like the swiss army knife, the ar-15 is a perfect combination of home defense defense defense homeland defense equipment. california's attorney general has promised an appeal. we will bring you updates as the day moves on. >> duane: new confusion over california's reopening timeline. governor newsom saying he will not lift the covid state of

emergency even after the state's full economic reopening. kate larson spoke to bay areaspa officials about what that means. >> reporter: governor newsom said that california's state of emergency will remain in place beyond the june 15th reopening. >> this disease has not been extinguished, not vanished, not taking the summer months off. for all of the reasons i just enunciated, that's why we're not lifting the state of emergency here in the state. >> reporter: this confusion about reopening rules and fueled accusations among republicans that governor newsom is abusing his power. john cox said he would orheused

emergency to mask rules. some feel newsom is sending a mixed message by upholding the state of emergency, but health officials say the order will not impact their plans to reopen the economy on june 15th. >> until the governor tells us that that's not the case, which he probably won't, we are ready to open on june 15th, and we're going to celebrate that day. >> everything about this pandemic has had a political edge. >> reporter: phil ma tier said the state of emergency is not about rolling back reopenings. >> it allows gavin newsom and the feds to continue their level of funding and if something unexpected. >> 15

californians are now thousands of dollars richer as part of that state incentive program to get vaccinated. each will be notified in the next couple of days, allowing them to remain anonymous. another $50,000 drawing with 15 winners next week, and 10 people will be selected for a 30s 5 million prize each on june 15th. we saw the slow streets idea catch on across the bay area as the pandemic presented a new way of doing things. palo alto is now considering letting cars back on two stretches of highway. we take you through this delicate balancing act. >> reporter: it's friday night at both university and california avenues are buzzing in palo alto. >> people are coming from the

bay area to come and dine. >> reporter: friends lewis and joanne did just that. they experienced outdoor setting in a traffic-free downtown area. >> we've made a point of coming to streets that are shut off like this. >> reporter: the city of palo alto announced a tentative plan that would reopen university avenue to cars in july, and california avenue in september. >> at a minimum, we really love the idea of retaining the park less, and at a microelectronics mum, maybe there is a way to keep some of the side streets closed. >> reporter: palo alto officials are targeting the upcoming three weeks to survey businesses in these two downtown areas. what is playing a key factor in their decision is parking. some businesses still need it. >> but a lot of the merchandise stores felt passed by, and they've been really suffering, in part because the traffic and the pedestrians who walk down the middle of the street, and now they can walk on the

sidewalk. >> reporter: we did our own quick survey to hear from business owners. >> i think they should close this street for everybody's sake. >> reporter: university avenue, this restaurant owner, wants to keep the downtown closed. >> a lot of customers still feel a little bit uncomfortable to come back inside. >> reporter: in california avenue, the owner of this nail salon lost between 20 to 30 parking spots up front, but he says there is a solution. >> our clients can park in the back, and this actually helps all of these businesses around here. >> reporter: palo alto's city manager is set to make decision in three weeks. the san mateo county fair returns today with a unique offer. get vaccinated on site and get in free. the fair was canceled last year due to the pandemic. attendance this year will run at 35% capacity and masks will be required. the fair runs through june 12th. we have a new picture to tell you about of the 84-year-old

grandmother who vanished without a trace in francisco last week. can jean jang fong. this 4t avenue on the day she went missing. she was last seen at the corner of marina and fillmore in the cities marina district. yesterday volunteers fanned out across the area, handing out flyers. in the east bay, a pro palestinian protest has blocked an israel container ship from being unloaded at the port of oakland. earlier in the day, there were hundreds of people. longshoremen refused to cross the picket line town load the which is. >> and san francisco police are looking for a fedex company caught on a surveillance camera stealing packages. this happened last saturday at

a residential building near harrison and 5th streets. you know see the woman entering the building and dropping off packages, but moments later she leaves, taking amazon packages with her. she puts them in her truck and drives off. fedex released a statement saying the individual responsible for this incident is no longer providing service on behalf of fed ex ground, and we have reached out to law enforcement to assist in their investigation as necessary. this morning, the fbi is looking into the man who allegedly tried hijacking an airplane while it was in the air. it was diverted to albuquerque. fortunately, everyone was safe on board. we take you through the scary events. >> reporter: stop this plane! it was the phrase shouted over and over again by an unruly passenger on a delta airlines flight from l.a.x. to nashville, the man allegedly tried to break into the planes

cockpit mid-flight, but did not succeed. the pilots called in to air traffic control moments after it happened. cellphone video shows the chaotic scene as passengers and crew held the man down and hauled him to the back of the plane. delta said the flight had to be diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the pan into the custody. the fbi released little information about the incident, but said there is no threat to the public at this time. >> the plane did eventually leave for nashville, and made it's arrival late last night. lisa, it's been very warm lately and, of course, very dry. >> that's right, liz. we're looking at a clear start to your weekend. low-to-mid 50s. some of our cities will reach well into the 80s to near 90. maybe a few raindrops in the

extended outlook. my extended forecast is coming up next. nascar fans descend on the north bay ready to watch the races in

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today marks 40 years since the first case of aids were reported in the u.s. a memorial will be held at golden gate park. preparationswere underway yesterday. we spoke with one california doctors who authored that first report on aids. >> i progressed all that way to aids, and so basically, knocking on deaths door. >> reporter: aids is a rare diagnosis is modern day los

angeles, but 40 years ago, before it had a name, it was a mysterious disease striking young gay men across the country. each case part of a puzzle, yet one couldn't put it together until? >> our team saw a first patient who had something unusual. something very different. >> reporter: the pneumonia wasn't knew, but dr. gottlieb and his ucla colleagues knew it rarely occurred in people with an intact immune system. >> a type of blood cell called a t cell had gone missing. dr. fauci at one time called them the conductor of the orchestra, the immune system doesn't function very, without them. >> reporter: they documented their findings in this landmark cdc report, if what would later be described as aids. >> we knew the enemy and what

its characteristics were. >> reporter: in 1994, it was named hiv. it spread quickly through the gay community, but out in exclusively, today heterosexual people make up 24% of cases in the u.s., and. like covid-19, it disproportionately affects communities of color. organizations were founded to help patients battling both stigma and illness. >> the progress no six for today is dramatically different today than in the 1980s. >> within 6 to 9 months, my immune system had done a complete 180. now i'm healthier than i've ever been. and the first rainbow flag is back in san francisco after being lost for more than 40 years. this is on y at the ocie meum the castro time for pride month

area. gilbert baker designed this flag in 1978. it was thought ve been lost forever after being damaged in storage, but after baker's death in 2017, a small portion he had cut off was discovered among his possessions. >> i called and she said there's this box in the garage, i think it's a big flag! >> it was later confirmed to be the original flag. it has more colors than the one we're used to seeing. it had 8 before eventually being redesigned to 6. the first weekend of read and the san francisco giants are now debuting those all new pride uniforms. the team became the first team to honor the lgbtq community on a major league uniform. before the game, the joins will also honor the oakland a's are

lee burke who was born and raised in the east bay, leading their baseball team to a national championship in 1970. he came up in the l.a. dodgers organization, making his debut in 1976, finishing his career with the a information 1979 at just 27 years old. burke blame discrimination over his sexuality for cutting short his career. glen burke pride need knight will be held at the oakland coliseum next friday when the a's face the royalst. we have put together a history of pride month all month long. you can find it just meantime, sonoma raceway is welcoming back nascar fans for the first time in almost two years. capacity will be reduced for

the toyota save mart350, but there is still a lot of commitment. the raceway is expect to fill i the stands at 30% tomorrow. no matter the location, fans say they are ready for a weekend filled with socially- distanced fun. so what is the plan this weekend, what do you do here? >> a whole lot of this, yes, all weekend. >> reporter: and these people feel like the type of people instantly that you can borrow a tomato from. [ laughter ] >> if you don't have a ticket for tomorrow's race, you are out of luck, the event is sold out. i'm going to think about that now lisa, if i meet something, you seem like somebody i could bother a tomato from. or a lemon, or sugar. [ laughter ] >> a little bit of patchy fog and that sun coming up at 5:4.

we'll see a lot of sunshine, but temperatures wide ranging. so it's going to be cool with just those upper 50s at the coast, and those breezy winds. this system will slide to the south, and that will allow for more cooling into your sunday, and then we'll talk about next week. it's 56 in concord. 55 in oakland. 53 in san francisco with those cool 40s up in the north bay. this is where we're looking at the coolest locations, there north of the golden gate. as we look at our east bay hills can are again, nice view. you can see that fog here down at the base of mount diablo. so looking at cool coast and warm weekend inland, gusty much cooler next week, and looking u that's right. maybe some rain. we'll look at that forecast mod until just a moment. here is a look at the winds. anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an

hour at the coast. 2:00, we're up to maybe 34 miles an hour, port reyes. as we get into your overnight hours, the winds dial back, but look what happens into your sunday afternoon. it's even windier out there. as we get into about the evening hours, anywhere from 40 to 50 mile an hour wind gusts here, and as we head into your monday and tuesday, it's going to be even cooler. there's a look at the absence of 80s for your monday. 60s and 70s. the winds will be breezy. in fact, looking at a fire weather watch for the second thh eastern tier of nevada, and tuesday, temperatures still anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees loavag so we've got a system dropping down from the south, and that's going to allow for the cool start to the upcoming workweek. takes us through the middle of the week. and then look what happens as we go into the early parted of the week.

this system misses us. but as we get close inventory midweek wednesday, thursday, another system allowing not only for the cooler air, but the possibility, maybe we could even get a few showers out of this system. so it's a long ways out. but the trend shows that we'll be look at not only cooler than average temperatures, but those gusty winds, even windier than what we've been used next week. warm up in the north bay for sonoma today. mid-80s there. 86 in santa rosa. look for 86 in 83 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, 70s at the coast. minor cooling tomorrow. and then looking at the winds picking up into monday and tuesday. temperatures well below average through the middle of the week. by the end of the week, we're looking at slightly warmer conditions, but we'll be watching for that possibility of maybe a few raindrops, liz,

at least maybe some more heavy mist and drizzle at the coast by the end of the week. >> all right, thank you, lisa. summer break is here, or almost here for many students. up next, the bay area educators feeling mixed emot struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endome type, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck,

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don't do it. education key pillar we focus on here at abc7 as far as part of building a better bay area. summer break is upon us, and the end of the school year brings some mixed emotions for bay area educators. yesterday was the last day of school at guadalupe elementary school in san jose. here is what some of the educators there told us about how the pandemic school year went, and what they are hoping for come fall. >> i'm feel league leaved that this year is almost coming to an end. i learned a lot this year about myself, and about my students, but i think we're all ready for a little bit of a break after this year of changes. >> reporter: >> challenging i think is a good word for it. but it was also rewarding, as well. i never thought i would learn as much as both technology as i do know now, and i can say there are some good things that came out of it.

the children r tobeard how to be that, as well. >> this year has extremely challenging. not justcifoallydeand, of course be for parents. i think as a priority for me as a teacher has absolutely been social/emotional learning. >> it's hard to believe this school year has come to an end. definitely the craziest one we've ever had. teachers pushed out curriculum in ways they had never planned and really never been trained for. they absolutely built the airplane as they flew it. >> reporter: as we return back in the fall, what i'm really hoping for that they come back retune in a jetted, ready to learn, and we make sure that we under stand their social and emotional needs are still going to be super important, as much as their academic. >> i think students need to be

in school. that's where we thrive, where we build our friend which is and love and community. so that's what i'm hoping for next year. i hope the coronavirus just take as hike and we all get to be back together again. >> next school year i'm excited for a fresh start. i'm excited to welcome a new class of students, where we can start off the year with a little bit more normalcy. >> we need each other, and we need to be together, and i'm really looking forward to next year, because we're going to have that opportunit that again. >> and just in time for all of the kids already on summer break, the new marvel superhero themed attraction is now open at disney california adventure park. the 6-acre avengers campus include nice spiderman themed ride, and of course avengers headquarters, where you can meet some of the avengers themselves. coming up, donald trump set to make his first major appearance in months as

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good morning, and thank you again for joining us on abc7 news. we're going to start this half hour with another look at the weather with lisa. >> hey, liz. good morning to you. hi, everyone. this view doesn't show the stratus out there, but there is some fog. it shows a pretty nice start to your saturday. it is 54 in san jose, on the coast. mid-40s in the north bay. 46 in novato. 55 in fairfield, and livermore

at 53 degrees. so we're cool are everywhere, especially up in the north bay. as we get through the 7:00 hour, still in the 50s, and then with some high clouds, noontime will be in the low 60s to mid-70s around the bay and inland. you see those warm areas coming into play by the afternoon. the oranges and reds. mid and upper 80s, staying cool at the coast. we'll call it partly cloudy out there, and looking at that cooling trend to become more substantial throughout the weekend into next week. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. this morning former president trump is gearing up to go back to a place that we became quite familiar seeing anymore. he is returning to campaign form. giving a speech at the north carolina state gop convention. kristine sloan preatto expect and the latest on that new extension of his facebook ban. >> reporter: former president trump taking the stage tonight in north carolina, headline this state's republican convention.

it's one of his first major public appearances ahead of the 2022 midterms. on friday, facebook prolonged his suspension until at least 2023, claiming the former president provoked the violence at the capitol this past january. >> all of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen. >> reporter: in a statement, the social media giant said we believe his actions constituted a severe violation of our rules, citing posts where trump called the insurrectionists great patriots, telling them to remember this day forever. it also cited this video. >> we love you. you're very special. >> reporter: the suspension lasts through next year's republicans hope to retake control of the house and senate. >> you'll see conservatives say this is a clear example

silicon valley liberals trying to facebook said it will assess whether the risk toto safety has receded. devastating numbers out of intia in the covid-19. a bay area teenage err saw those numbers and wanted to help. her work led to the purchase of life saving equipment. >> reporter: the images coming out of india are difficult to see. more than 130,000 new covid-19 cases, nearly 3,000 deaths. a fremont resident has had her eye on these numbers. >> it was scary looking at those numbers, because my family and my friend's family have been impacted. they have covid. when i got the news, i was so

scared and wanted to help in any way i could. >> reporter: as she has done with other fund-raising efforts in in the past, she got to work, and three weeks raised more than $17,000 in life- saving funds. >> i was able to build three triage centers with these funds. these funds were go towards beds in the triage iage iage ia purifiers, oxygen cylinders. >> reporter: the group raiders 55,000 dollars in total funds it's a proud moment to see the mission of the organization played out on such a scale. >> the kids in the community, they understand, like, okay, there is a lot of need, and there is something i can do, i can be part of it, and they bring some smile on others' faces, right? >> i feel like it's a

responsibility to help, especially since my family is there, but there's a long way to go. it has to come from within. you have to feel empathy from within to want to give back to the community and take time for yourself to hold these workshops and some spread the word to many people. new information from the cdc says covid-19 still pose as severe risk to unvaccinated teenagers. the study said nearly a third of adolescents, ages 12 to 17 with covid, ended up in the intensive care unit with being placed on ventilators. cdc's director called the numbers deeply concerning and urged an attorneys to get vaccinated. firefighters will soon have a new tool to help them save lived. a local fire department

yesterday unveiled a hands-free thermal imaging device mounted on the helmet. it helps firefighters see through smoke and navigate through buildings more efficiently. the device is in the final stages of development. when completed, every firefighter in that fire department will receive one. the fda has approved what is being called a game-changer weight loss drug. the once a week under the skin injection can help people lose up to 12% of their body weight over about a year and a half. it will be sold name wegothe. it was approved as a treatment for type 2 diabetes in 2017, but evidence suggests i can't help people lose weight by repressing appetite. fisher price

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job. they make the most of it, and it's almost life-changing for them. >> reporter: one of his success stories include as woman who was behind bars for 13 years. >> not only did she thrive, but thrived so much that the hiring manager called me, and they not only offered her a full-time job, but offered her stock option, as well. that changed her life. haven't jason was a long time drug user and now clean for 12 years. a company took a chance on him, and the income helped to pay for college. >> a lot of people are like myself, really hard workers. we really want to do good, and it's just a matter of us getting the opportunity to do so. >> reporter: headache a wish- hawaii -- make a wish hawaii has worked to get involved in these events. in san francisco, a fair chance

ordinance gives job support by not allowing employers to ask about arrests or convictions until a job has been offered. still ahead on abc7 mornings, food for a cause. >> it's just really comforting, i think. >> this is more than just comfort food. these bakers are using their earnings to help make a difference in the world. as we head to break, let's take a live look outside this morning. so pretty out there. a beautiful start to this saturday. we hope you are waking up with us, of course your coffee. we'll check in with

good morning, everyone. you can see the deck of low clouds maybe 1200, 1300 feet. the winds will be influencing our weather today. we're slightly cooler in spots, with the cooling trend getting more dramatic over time. i'm explain next. also next, outslugging the cubs in the battle between first place teams at oracle park. some unlikely teams provide some power for the giants. larry

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a group of home bakes in san jose is putting their

skills to great use, donating parts of their earnings from baked goods to help fight asian hate. >> baking has always been a form of therapy for me.. it's just really comforting, i think. business during covid has been surprisingly kind, and i think a lot of people are actually striving to find little bits of joy around to, like, maintain their sanity. so i think that really helps cheer people up, being able to bring joy to people through something just like really simple has be rewarding. i met pat and amanda through instagram. we became friends very quickly. really grateful to them. >> this last half year, we've seen a lot of hate crimes actually occur against asian

american community, and we've seen it locally and throughout the country, but really the last straw was what hawhat atlanta. that really made me feel overwhelmed with just sadness and grief what i had was an ability to bring people together to raise funds for an organization that would help fight what was going on. we're raising money for the asian lands. it's been great to find an organization that exists locally here in san jose. each of us has decided to contribute 15% of our sales to ala, and we're just really grateful tore able to do it, and a lot of people have been

very supportive of it. i'm so happy to have found amanda and noel. we have very similar enters and values. i'm really glad that they are also willing to kind of take their bake doing another level, and really put their baking to work in a different way. i think we are all very grateful to have each other to lean on. hopefully we are in a cusp of change in our country. i think it's important to do this, because i just feel such a responsibility for my community. i can't sit here and see people getting attacked and not doing anything about it. we are each responsible for the world that we make. i'm happy to contribute whatever i can. >> therapy baking will be hosting a pop-up shop today at

10:00 a.m. at paper moon cafe in san jose. all right. let's get another check of the weather with lisa. and, lisa, it was certainly warm in my neck of the woods the last two days. >> yeah, you know, liz, when you stay in one of those wind protected areas, boy, that sun is hot, but the breeze has been picking through the afternoon. tomorrow the cooler and windier day out of the weekend, but then we're going to get into even stronger winds and cooler weather as the system drops down from the north. there's a look at the invading that picture. 53 in san francisco. low news morgan beautiful lake tahoe, mid-40s. 48 in novato. 54 in napa. mid-50s and that southwest wind gusting up to 30 miles an hour

by the delta. mid-50s concord. finally san jose. today will be the warmer day out of the weekend. these breeze will strengthen, and a system will be dropping down from the north, and yet another system could provide maybe a few sprinkles and rain as we get into next week. we'll look at that. bit right now, we're looking at the winds that continue to blow along the coast. 2:00 in the afternoon, maybe 20 to 25 mile an hour winds into the east bay. also around hayward, and cloverdale, a breezy day. the winds will dial back overnight. into your sunday, we're getting even windowier. this is 1:00 in the afternoon. that breeze is with us. by 5:00 or 6:00, you can see the wind gusts, 30, 40, and 50 mile an hour winds from the north bay, half moon bay. that will set the stage for a

cool week ahead. here is a look at the numbers in the south bay. average highs about 77 for san jose. we'll be around 78 today, tomorrow, and then into your monday numbers drop dramatically. look how cool it gets tuesday and wednesday. this is a rounds santa highs in the mid-60s. look for the high clouds to increase throughout the afternoon. 70 in san mateo today. 68 in san bruno. mid 60s is you should be for this time of city. sonoma, mid-80s for you. look for low 70s in oakland. fremont about 75 today. heading inland, still warm with upper 80s to maybe 90 around brentwood, but we'll have that

breeze throughout the afternoon. the accuweather forecast, you'll see the numbers trail off a it before through your sunday. the winds kicking up, especially so monday and tuesday with below average numbers right through the middle of the week, and looking a little warmer by the end of the week, but we'll watch that chance of showers. liz? let's talk sports now. the cubs and giants meet again this afternoon in a battle of first place teams. chicago faces kevin gausman at oracle park. and the a's are take on the rockets tonight. last night the giants powered their way past the cubs. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. if you could have foreseen that the giants would be winning with lamont wade jr. and bossler making key contributions, how are you

getting into the manager's office? ten men come to the plate. steve dugger has found his stroke. alex dickerson, laser, and the giants open up a 6-2 cushion, and they just keep hitting bombs. down the middle. you dig the long install there is more. next man up is lamont wade jr., back to back jacks. giants muscle up in this battle of first place teams to win it 8-5. how about the s and denver? cke. sean murphy. his 6th of the year into the mile high air. altitude is so nice. 2-0 athletics. and then mark hannah makerk han

3-0. college they get the win 9- 5. >> college ball, fanned for hosting north dakota state. two homers on this day. a three-run blast to the forest. cardinal with four homers roll 9-1 and will face u.c. irvine next. round two of the u.s. women's open at olympic, the lake course. rachel heck, ncaa champ, shot a 72, barely make this cut at plus 5. that's reason to smile,o right? 17-year-old mega ghana had the lead, and stays at minus 4. yuka sasso leads by 1 at the half way mark. the mavs trying to send the clippers packing, but the visiting team has won every game in this series, and that

held to form. tim hardaway jr. giving the mavs the lead, and daddies like it, but that was dallas's last lead. kawhi leonard so smooth on the crossover here. he had 45. clippers even the series. game 7 sunday in l.a. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. next, the gift of bicycling, how volunteers in the san francisco making this a memorable day for kids that have never owned a bike. we'll have that story coming up.

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some san francisco children have a pretty fun day lined up ahead of them. they're getting new freshly made bikes, thanks to sfpd's annual bike build. volunteers will be up early assembling the bikes for 130 first to third graders from the bayview district. once the bikes will made, the

kids can show what they have on a course to show their skills. very exciting. next on abc7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., a federal judge overturns california's ban on assault weapons. how governor newsom is reacting to the decision. also, the governor will not lift his covid state of emergency order on june 15th. we'll explain what that means, as well.

developing news overnight. 10 days after the vta shooting in san jose, federal judge has overturned california's ban on assault weapons, ruling it violates the constitutional right to bear arms. good morning, everybody. it's saturday june 5th. this is abc7 news at 6:00 a.m., live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we're going to have more more surprising ruling in a moment, but first let's check in on the weather with lisa. >> good morning, liz. hi, everyone. not that much in the way of fog this morning. basically starting out with some cooler temperatures in the north bay, and a couple of systems to the north dropping our temperatures over the weekend into next week, but right now you can see all of that sunshine from walnut creek. in the city, it's 53. 56 in oakla