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 oakland. good morning san jose, 52 for

you. and how pretty is this? a little bit of that patchy fog atop of mount diablo. novato mid-50s. concord, breezy this morning, as well as fairfield. so there is our tower cam with the clouds stacked pup temperatures in the 60s and 70s by noontime. partly cloudy afternoon. warm inland. mild around the bay. we'll talk about the cooler second half of end and much cooler week ahead. >> developing news. a federal judge has overturned california's three decade old ban on assault weapons. the ruling from late last night said the state's definition of legal military style rifles violates the right to bear arms. this ban was put in place in 199 in california, brought on

after the stockton schoolyard shooting that killed five children. in yesterday's rule, the judge spoke favorably of modern weapons saying they are overwhelmingly used for legal reasons. i don't imagine judge roger person -- tejada writing like the swiss army knife, the ar respect 15 rifle and a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense. governor gavin newsom did not waste any time responding. he plasted that comparison about a swiss army knife releasing a statement saying in part the fact that this judge compared the ar-15, a weapon of war that is used on the battlefield, to a swiss army knife, completely undermine this credibility of this decision and is a slap in the face to the families who lost loved ones to this weapon. the governor also called the . ling quote a cafoia attogeneral promised an appeal. we'll keep you posted on the

latest developments there. meanwhile this morning, new confusion over california's reopening timeline. governor newsom now saying that she not going to lift the covid state of emergency even after the state's full economic reopening. kate larson spoke to bay area officials about what this means for that june 15th date. >> reporter: governor newsom was trying to hold a press conference about the state's vaccine lottery winners, but the focus shifted when he said california's state of emergency will remain in place beyond the june 15th reopening. >> this disease has not been extinguished. it's not vanished. not taking the summer months off. for all of the reasons i just enunciated, that's why we are not lifting the state of emergency here in the state. >> reporter: the revelation created confusion about reopening rules and fueled accusations among many republicans that newsom is abusing his power. >> it's unfair, unwise, and mr. newsom is on a power trip. that's the only way i can

explain it. >> reporter: john excuse vanadate in the newsom recall election. he said he would support newsom if he used the rule to replace osha's mask rooms. >> that value nonsensical that one unvaccined person in an entire workplace can make everybody wear a mask. >> reporter: some feel number is sending a mixed message, but health officials in moreno, and san francisco counties say the order hire not affect 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, i 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 matere said it is not about rolling back reopenings. >> it's a move that allows gavin newsom and the feds to continue their level of

funding, and if something unexpected happens, to have the power to do something about it. >> reporter: which is number's office said in a press statement. on june 15th, governor newsom is fully reopening the economy. 15 californians who rolled up their sleeves to get vaccinated for covid-19 are now $50,000 richer. they are the first winners of the state's vax for the win incentive program. the winners hailed from 9 different counties across the state, including 6 from the bay area. each already notified in the next couple of days, allowing them to remain anonymous if they choose. we have six people that won from the bay area. there will be another $50,000 drawing with 15 winners next week, and then 10 people are going to be selected for a $1.5 million prize each on june 15th. we saw the slow streets idea catch on across the bay

area as the pandemics for add new way of doing things, but as things are beginning to ease, cities are debating whether to reown then roads. palo alto is contemplating allows cars back on two stretches, university and california avenues. you'll see it's a delicate balancing act. >> reporter: it's friday night at both university and california avenues in palo alto are bustling. >> the community love it. people are coming from throughout the bay area to come and dine. >> reporter: these two friends traveled to experience outdoor setting in a traffic-free downtown area. and we have made it a point to this. >> reporter: but as the state is set to reopen on june 15th, 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 maximum, maybe there's 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 of 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 said 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 for free. the fair was canceled last year due to the pandemic, and this year attendance will run at 30% capacity. masks will be required. the fair runs through june 13th. we have new new picture this morning of the 84-year-old gram who vannerred without a trace in san francisco last week. can jean fong was wishing a pink puffy jacket, purple sweater, black ugg boots, and a beanie with an lg logo on it. this photo was taken on the thai she we haven't missing. she was last seen at the corner of marina and fillmore in the city of marina district. yesterday volunteers fanned out

across the area, handing out flyers. in east bay, a pro palestinian protest has blocked an israeli container ship from being unload at the port of oakland. earlier in the day, there were hundreds of people. longshoremen refused to cross the picket line to unhold the ship. this morning, the fbi is looking into the man who allegedly tried hijacking an airplane while it was in the air. the flight was diverted to albuquerque. fortunately everybody on board is safe. dan ashley takes you through the scary attempt. >> reporter: stop this plane! it was the phrase shouted discovery and over again by an unruly passenger on idealogy a airlines flight from l.a.x. to national football league. the man allegedly tried to break into the plane's cockpit mid-flight, but did not succeed. the pilots

control moments after it happened. cellphone video shows the chaotic seen. delta said the flight had to be diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, where the fbi took the man into custody. the fbi said there is no threat to the public at this time. >> delta said the plane did eventually leave for nash and it looks like it made it's arrival late last night. but lisa, a scary situation for everybody on board. glad everyone is safe. >> yeah, absolutely. okay. a nice start to the weekend here. you can see the sun. but there is fog out there. that won't pass the coastline, and the winds will be back. but if you want a warmer day, jewel to head inland to enjoy today. because a cooldown, a significant one, takes us through the weekend and the

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today marks 40 years things first cases of aids were officially reported in the pops memorial will be held at golden gate park. preparations were underway yesterday. denise spoke with one of the california doctors who authored that first report on aids and has a look at the future. >> reporter: on his 27th birthday in 2012, ray was dying, and in denial about having hiv. >> i progressed all that way to aids, and so basically knocking on death's door. >> reporter: aids is a rare diagnosis in 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 the puzzle, yet one couldn't put it together until? >> our team saw a first patient who had something unusual, something very different. >> reporter: pneumonia wasn't knew, but dr. got lee member is his ucla colleagues knew it rarely occurred in people with intact immune systems, so it soon became clear. >> a type of blood cell call add helper t cell had essentially gone missing. dr. fauci at one time called them the conductor of the orchestra. the immune system doesn't function very well without them. >> reporter: the doctor and this team documented their findings in advertise landmark cdc report. the first to describe what would later be called aids. >> we knew the enemy and what its characteristics were.

>> reporter: in 1984, the virus that causes aids was additionally named hiv. it spread quickly through the gay community, but not exclusively. today, heterosexual people make up 24% of cases in the u.s., and much like covid-19, hiv disproportionately affects communities of color. organizations like apla health were founded to help patients battling both stigma and illness. >> the prognosis for hiv today is dramatically different from what it was back in the '80s. >> my doctor was kind and gracious and loves, was able to get me any medication that very day, and within 6 to 9 months, my immune system had done a complete 180. now i'm healthier than i've ever been. the first rainbow flag is back in san francisco after being lost for more than 40 years. it is on display at the glbt historical society museum in the castro district, just in

time for pride month in the bay area. gilbert baker designed this flag in 1978. it was thought to have 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 possesses. >> i calls his sister donna and she said well there's this box in the garage, i think it's a big flag. >> it was later confirmed to their the original flag. you may notice it has more colors than the one we are used to seeing. it had 8 before eventually being redesigned to six. the first weekend of read and the san francisco giants are debuting their all new pride uniforms. the team made the announcement earlier this week, becoming the first team to honor the lgbtq community on a major league uniform. the joins will honor the first openly gay teacher in san francisco, rob. first pitch at oracle park against the chicago cubs is at 4:15. the oakland a's are

renaming their annual pride night to honor glen burke, the league's first openly gay player. he attended berkeley high school and led their baseball team a national championship in 1970. he came up in the l.a. dodgerrers, so, making his day bust in 1976, finishing his career with the a's in 1979 at just 27 years old. burke blamed discrimination over his sexuality for cutting short his career. glen burke pride night will be held at the oakland coliseum next friday when the a's face the royals. we'll put together a history of pride months along with the many events that look taking place all month long. just o we c7ws.com annoma raceway is welcoming back nascar fans for the first time in almost two years. capacity will be reduced to the toyota savemart 350, but there is still a lot of excitement.

the raceway is expecting about 15,000 fans to fill the stands at 30% capacity tomorrow. yesterday racing enthusiasts got a sneak peek watching practice laps from inside the venue. others set up outside at the rv campground. no matter the location, fans say they are ready to for a weekend filled with socially distanced fun. >> so what is the plan this weekend? what do you do here? >> a lot of this, yes, all weekend. and these people instantly file like the kind of people that you can borrow a tomato from. >> if you don't have a ticket for tomorrow's race, you are out of luck, because the event is sold out. but gain, so it's nice, just every weekend a little something more feeling back to normal, lisa. >> iing. and the weather today should feel pretty average. number are typical, but we're getting into a bit of a cooling trend in parts of the bay area. the breeze will be with us again. and we'll look for the temperatures to come down a little bit into your sunday. so really not a lot of change

for you in oakland, san mateo, up through marin. it's our inland values that have been pretty warm, and we'll keep it that way, although we'll be breezy. live comer 7 looking at the pacific northwest. this holds the key to not only the rest of the forecast for the weekend, but into next week where a couple of systems will dive to the e e e e e e temperatures. 52 in emeryville. 52 in emeryville. 51 in upon a view. san jose is 523, as well as half moon bay. from the golden gate bridge, you're not eithe fog, but there is some out there. 45 santa rosa. 46 in novato. mid-50s with a breeze in concord. by the delta, southwest wind up to 35 miles per hour. you can see the low clouds there drift big. it's cool at the coast again with upper 50s, limited sun there. the breeze kicks up warm

inland. but you have to be well out towards the delta, where it will be near 90, and gusty winds much cooler as we get into the late part of your sunday. looking at a fire weather watch for the eastern sierra, nevada, because of those gusty winds tomorrow. monday and tuesday, the breeze is with us. the temperatures plummet right on through wednesday. there's a look at the winds early on. at the coast, and throughout the afternoon, they will continue to spread across the bay from about 18 to 25 miles an hour throughout livermore. the peninsula typically breezy again. as we get into the overnight hours, it settles down, but just to come back a little bit stronger as we get into your sunday afternoon, so there are the winds. by late in the day, look at point reyes there and half moon bay. these winds will continue to blow all across the bay area, bringing in that cooler sunday. this is monday. where numbers will be in the 60s and 70s. so everyone has cooled off into

tuesday. another day where temperatures will be hard-pressed to reach average temperatures. in fact, they'll be well below average, right on into wednesday. and then we'll see a bit of a recovery. look what happens as we get into the first part of the week. this is a culprit that brings the cooling trend. by thursday, a more organized system. have to bring in some showers to the north of us. hopefully it might paint us a little bit wet. the accuweather 7-day forecast looking at upper 50s to near 70s out there to near 90 inland, and then the minor cooling trend continues into your sunday with the stronger prize, but by monday and tuesday, the winds are with this, temperatures well below average, noticeably so. very cool for spring. by the end of the week, we are warming off bit, but also looking at maybe that renegade system bringing us a few showers. summer break is here for many students. up next, the bay area educators that are feeling mixed emotions.

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blcio we honored in a rite of passage ceremony. the alliance of black school educator partner go ahead with the san francisco unified school district to recognize the achievements of this student. this year's class accomplished a lot, especially in a pandemic with distance learning. here is their advice for younger generations. >> don't listen to nothing nobody has to say. if you want to do something and your support system is right is you feel like you can do what you want to do, go for it. >> wharf you want to to to to to life, do 110%. whatever you do, put your passion into it. if you don't have passion for it, don't do it. education is a key pillar. we focus on it here at abc7 has part of building a better bay area. summer break is upon us, and the end of the school year brings mixed emotions for bay

area educators. yesterday was last daof school scol in re is whme of dir ere us about how the pandemic school year went, and what they are hoping for come fall. >> i'm feeling relieved that this year is almost coming to an end. i learned a lot this year about myself, and about my students, but think we're all ready for a little bit of a break after this year of changes. >> challenging i think is a good word for it. but i think it was also rewarding, as well. i never thought i would learn as much about technology as i do know now. and i would say there are some good things that came out of it. the children really learned how to resilient, and i learned how to be that, as well. >> this year has been extremely challenging. not just for teachers, but most of course, 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. 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. >> as we return back in the fall, what i'm really hoping for that they come back rejuvenated, ready to learn, and that we make sure we understand that there are social and emotional needs are still going to be super i were important, just as their academic. >> i think children need to be in school. that's where we do best. that's where teachers do best. that's where we where we build our friendships, and love and community. so that's what i'm hoping for stak hike d we all get to be back together gain. >> next school year i'm excited for a fresh start. i'm excited to welcome a new class of students, 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 opportunity to do that again. >> and just in time for all of the kids already on summer break, the new marvel super herod him to traction is open. check out this video from disney, the parent company of abc7. the six-acre avengers campus includes the new spiderman themed ride and of course agent chers headquarters where you can meet some of the avengers themselves. sounds fun. lots to do this summer for so many people. still to come, donald trump is set to make his first major appearance in months, as facebook extending the former president's ban for two years. also, india is seeing a second surge of covid cases, and a bay area teen is stepping and a bay area teen is stepping up to help

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upper 60s to near 80 by noontime, but that's well inland. we'll stay near average in the 60s in the city. approaching near 70 in oakland later on today, and those mid and upper 80s will stay our inland values, but valleys. this morning, former president trump is gearing up to go back to a place we have become quite familiar seeing anymore. she returning to campaign form, giving a speech at the north carolina state gop convention. kristine sloan previews what we can expect and the latest on that new extension of his facebook ban. >> reporter: former president trump taking the stage tonight in north carolina, headlining the 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

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safety has receded. devastating numbers continue to come out of india in the wake of it latest covid- 19 surge. a bay area teenager saw these numbers and wanted to help. dustin dorsey shows us how her fund-raising led to the purchase of life save equipment. >> the images are difficult to see. more than 130,000 new covid-19 cases. nearly 3,000 deaths. numbers 17-year-old fremont resident has had her eye on. >> it's so scary looking at the news and seeing how many people were being impacted. also because my family and my friend's family has been impacted. may had covid. when i got the news, i was so scared and wanted to help in any way i could. >> reporter: helping is nothing new for this teen. she has been raising money for other causes for years. so like she has tonal with her other fund-raising neverses in the past, she got to work and raiders more than $17,000 in life-saving funds. ? these funds, i was able to wild three tree age centers

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a groan of bakers in san jose is put their skills to great use, donatingof their earnings from baked goods to help fight asian hate. >> bake has always been a form of therapy for meet just really comforting, think. business during covid has been surprisingly kind, and i think

stringo find 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 really simple has been really rewarding. i met pat and amanda through instagram. >> we're located in san jose, so we became friends very quickly. really grateful to them. >> this last year we've seen a lot of hate crimes occur against asian american communities, and we've seen it locally, and we've seen it throughout in the country, but really the last straw was what happened in atlanta. that really made me feel a little overwhelmed with just

sadness, grief, loss, and anger, that made me think to connect with pat and ayman da. didn't have the financial resources to do it, but had the 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 a major great to find an organization like that that exists likely here in san jose. each of us has decided to contribute 15% of our sales to ala, and we're just really grateful to be 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, like, very similar interests and values. i'm really glad that they're also willing to kind of take their baking to 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're in a cusp of change in our country. think it's important for me to do this, because i feel like it's 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 be able to contribute whatever i can benefits. it doesn't seem that significant. >> therapy baking will be hosting a pop-up shot today at 10:00 a.m. at paper moon cafe in san jose. all right. lisa, i know it's very typical bay area summer right now. chilly in parts, warm in other places. >> right. and don't forget about that breeze, liz. good morning to you. live doppler 7. where we can't really pick out the fog, but will be looking at a couple of

systems from the pacific northwest that will be impacting us tomorrow into next week, and possibly next weekend, as well. looking at the east bay this morning. sunny conditions. 52 downtown. 56 in oakland. 52 in san jose, with 51 in morgan hill. half moon bay is at 50, and really like this view of the fog from our east bay hills camera. 50 in novato. mid-50s in concord, low 50s in livermore. winds have been over 20 miles an hour there. look at all of that pretty thought from emeryville where temperatures today will be around average, about 70 for you in the afternoon. we'll keep it cool and cloudy at the coast. warmer conditions inland, but then gusty winds for much cooler weather into monday and tuesday, and the wind is even a factor into tomorrow, as well. looking at maybe next weekend that we could see a few showers, maybe the end of the upcoming workweek. we'll talk about it in a moment. 16 miles an hour winds for

oakland, but they're going to increase throughout the afternoon. you can see the gusty wind through point reyes. as we get into 2:00, 20 miles an hour down through san jose, and then by the evening hours, things will be quiet, but even windier for your sundays, as the system gets closer to us from the north, and that's going to allow for 20 to 30, and then even 40 and 50 mile an hour winds each, with oakland and santa rosa anywhere from 20 to 35 mile an hour winds. near average today and tomorrow, and then in the numbers drop off on monday, tuesday, and wednesday, should be one of the coolest afternoons, a couple of days throughout the middle of the week. the weather pattern still looks interesting as we kind of do a 1830 through the upcoming workweek with chances of

showers increasing throughout the later part of the 76 in santa clara. 75 in redwood city. nice afternoon with increasing high clouds, maybe mid-level clouds throughout the day. 65 downtown. near average. mid-80s up towards sonoma. big raceway event there today. near 70s in oakland. 57 in hercules. 74 in union city. near 90 in brentwood. low 80s in pleasanton. the accuweather 7-day forecast. the warmest day of the week is today. more cooling tomorrow. and then highs will be in the 60s and 70s for most. still going to be cool on wednesday, but we are tracking a system that could allow for some interesting weather the end of next week, although the temperatures look to warm up a bit.

liz? >> thank you, liz. let's talk sports. the cubs and giants meet in a battle of first place teams today. chicago faces san francisco ace kevin gausman an oracle park, and tonight the a's try to keep rolling at coors fields against the rockies. now last night, the giants powered their way past the cubs. here is sports director 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 and an vossler making contributions, you are spying on the manager. how are you getting into his office? giants teeing off on jake arrieta in the second. dugger has found his stroke. putting the giants up 3-2. and then alex dickerson laser. three-run blast. giants open up a 6-2 cushion,

and they keep hitting bombs. bo fastball down the middle. 7-4 giants. into the veggie garden there. you dig the long ball? there is more. next man up is lamont lamont la back-to-back jacks. giants win it 8-5. about the a's and denver? sunshine and the rockies. nice. sean murphy, here it comes. there it goes. his 6th of the year into that mile high air. alty stood so nice. 2-0 at lathics. the third, mark anna, this 11th of the year, makes it 4-0. but because it's denver ask carrs and altitude, they have to hang on for dear life and a 9-5 win. >> stanford at home. h in the c north dakota state. tim tower hit two homers this day.

a three-run blast to the forest. cardinal roll 9-1 and will face u.c. irvine next. we go to round two of the u.s. women's open the lake course. 17-year-old mega gana had the lead after round one. she stayed at minus 4. yuka sasso, two birdies late to get to 6 under, and leads by one at the half way mark. nba playoffs, luka and the mavs trying to send kawhi leonard and the clippers packing, but every game has won the road games this series, and that held to form. cars off lens so smooth on the crossover here clippers even the series 104-97. game 7 sunday in l.a. that's a wrap on morning sport.

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new bikes with a skills course. it will be a nice day for that, too, lisa. >> yeah, breezy on your bike. and high clouds throughout the afternoon. temperatures ranging from upper 50s at the shoreline to near 90 well inland. san francisco, oakland low 70s. look ahead, though, the accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow, dramatic cooling early part of the week, and then we're watching the end of the week. looks warmer, but we could see a few showers. i'm going to put more clouds in there, liz. >> all right, thank you, lisa. thank you all for joining us here on abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. we look forward to seeing you then. in the meantime, have a great start to your morning. gma is next.

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