conviction. >> this was an absolutely huge win for cosby's defense team and not something any of us expected. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. your watching abc7 is at 6:00 life here on abc7, who live and wherever you stream. this treaty showed up on bill cosby's account a few ago. "i have never changed my stance nor my story. i have always maintained my innocent. thank you to all my fans, supporters and friends who stood by me through this ordeal. special thanks to pennsylvania supreme court for upholding the rule of law." cosby's team undoubtably overjoyed by this decision. >> we knew all along he never should have been prosecuted. he had every reason to their word. >> it does not exonerate cosby. it overturned his 2018 conviction for sexual assault for which he had been serving a 3-10 year prison sentence on a technicality. >> this is not a statement by the pennsylvania supreme court that bill cosby is innocent. they are deciding a legal

question here. >> at issue, a prior district attorney promised immunity in exchange for testimony in a civil case. a decade later, a different prosecutor used to the in his criminal trial. his conviction was the first high profile celebrity case of the me too era. reaction has been pouring in. leon melendez is in the newsroom with it. >> that movement started a discussion of healing and supporting other women, right? reassuring them you're not alone. i asked one of cosby's accusers if this was set things back. she said she felt deflated but not defeated. >> a few hours after his conviction was overturned, bill

cosby returns to his home in pennsylvania a free man having served a little more than two years of a 3-10 year sentence. outside, surrounded by his attorneys, he was asked how he felt to be home. >> extremely happy to be home. he looks forward to uniting with his wife and children. obviously it has been a hard three years for this entire family. >> janice kinney is one of his accusers. this morning she was in contact with some of the other women. >> most of us are just shocked and stunned. this is sickening. how could this happen kind of thing. >> she was 24 years old working as a bartender in 1982 in reno when cosby invited her to a party. she said cosby sexually assaulted her after he offered her a quaaludes. >> i was an idiot and nacve to accept drugs from him but who would have thought he ulterior motive. >> some of the other women testified they were unknowingly drugged by cosby. years baker -- years later they accused cosby but

statute of limitation expire only one of them, temple university employee, andrea constand was able to bring charges against him. cosby has always maintained sex with his accusers was consensual. recently, he was denied paroled after refusing to take apart in a prison sex offender program. his longtime friend, the former mayor of san francisco willie brown, maintains his five has been ruined by what he calls are unsubstantiated allegations. >> if they werethey werethey wer accurate and telling the truth r nny will deter other women from coming forward in and sexual assault cases. >> i will continue to speak my truth and believe and support

the women or men who come forward with their truth. >> as you heard, these women have been in contact are they with each other. they were so surprised because they did not expect the pennsylvania supreme court to act so quickly. they say the fight continues to encourage women to not be afraid to come forward in any rate or sexual assault case. >> leanne, thank you so much. the decision was shocking and for good reason. is unprecedented. a former prosecutor spoke with us. >> this is truly unprecedented and not something anyone has ever seen or frankly anyone in the legal field expected. the two parts of the fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. obviously, bill cosby has a right to remain silent not to incriminate himself. essentially, the court said when the district attorney said he wouldn't be prosecuted, he no longer had the fifth amendment privilege and he had to testify in that civil case. when a new district attorney decided to prosecute him, it was essentially a bait and

switch. the court went farther than that. they didn't say those statements in the civil case are inadmissible but you can retry bill cosby you actually have a deal here. a deal not to prosecute bill cosby. that is normally not something you see. if you have a deal that is a plea agreement, a nonprosecution agreement or immunity, oppress release has never been an agreement for the purposes of criminal prosecution. >> the news about bill cosby broke before midday live newscast. we ask what your strongest feeling is about it most people voted for angry followed by disgusted. >> hate crimes in california have increased by nearly 1/3. the news was announced by attorney general rob bonta in oakland. today's news comes shortly after the fbi's criminal investigative division announced it is elevating civil rights violations which include hate crimes to its highest level

national print priority. the designation prioritizes these kind of crimes for funding and resources. a part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. laura anthony has a look at what california is doing to help. >> we are in the midst of a racial justice reckoning. >> surrounded by citizens security volunteers, attorney general rob up bond tested in the heart of chinatown to announce hate crimes in california are at the highest level in more than a decade. >> for too many, 2020 wasn't just about a deadly virus. was epidemic a. >> black community remain the most targeted with anti-last biased event up 80% in 2020. the asian community, hate crimes were up 107%. many victims may not be reporting. >> people are fearful of their status in regards to whether or not they are here legally.

making sure people feel safe about that so they can come out of the shadow to report hate crimes will be incredibly important. >> if you are facing a hate crime in your the the sum of a crime, please come forward. there are solutions. >> he pledged more resources including greater outreach to the public and law enforcement and prosecutors on laws and penalties related to hate crimes. >> attorney general bonta's commitment to more resources to hate crimes comes as cities like oakland are struggling to improve their police response to. >> we will work with local law enforcement. the law enforcement is fully capable of addressing hate crimes. >> this woman was the victim of three robberies in oakland in one month. now, she volunteers for the chinatown safety patrol. >> a lot of seniors live around here. they live alone. they have a language barrier.

>> she says helping them helps her get past her own traumatic experiences as the victim of a hate crime. respecting gender identity. that is the goal of a new policy announced by san francisco district attorney's office. starting today staff members are required to ask anyone involved in a case wet name and gender pronouns they prefer. >> it is critical that transgender victims feel safe and our policy seeks to promote cooperation and trust. >> the district attorney says crimes against the transgender community have increased in the last few years. 2020 was the deadliest year on record for non-binary residence. to find an ally for your community, go to abc7 news.com/take action. now to the economic side. san francisco's rental market appears to be heating up.

homes continue to fly off the market. more than 100 companies are renewing lease agreements. is the city bouncing back? stephanie sierra is checking the latest data. she is live in the newsroom with the latest look. >> it is not just homes flying off the market. the city has seen an 80% spike in demands for rentals over the past six months. that is along with dozens of major companies returning to the office. strong sign our economy is starting to bounce back. >> from erie goes down to a san francisco that is starting to feel alive again. >> real estate agents are seeing the impacts firsthand. >> the housing market was always heating up in san francisco but they say the rental market, which dipped during the pandemic is starting to catch up. >> rentals were sitting on the market for a long time. on average at least one month or two.

now they are working off of a week or two. >> this time last year only to 25 rental listings closed on the mls. >> it is just that people nejush to come back. >> people are coming back and so are the prices. overall average rent for a two bedroom two bath has increased up to 20%. it verizon location. we showed the biggest red spikes for condos in mission bay, and polk goals partly because these areas is saw the biggest. >> the the the the the anywhere between 2500-a little over $3000. >> rib place like this? >> you are. for a place like this it will be around that price point. >> what was it two quarters ago? you're still looking at $2000- 2800 bucks.

>> base unit san francisco 70% indicated they will have returned to the office in some capacity by july 1st. another 8% more by the end of the year. 22% indicated they will work from home indefinitely. >> we will finish out with about 700,000 square feet of activity and the second quarter . that is the best since the first quarter of 2020. >> signs of progress but there is work to do. the cities building vacancy rate is close to 20%. that is the highest figure reported in the last two decades. >> another good sign is the city is close to beating a record number of arbor's jobs coming back to the market. that figure dropped significantly but now, the city is only 2% off from that goal.

the good news, this is just indicating the job market certainly isn't slowing down. >> stephanie, thank you so much. rent prices have already been too high for many san francisco residents. we introduce you to her earlier this week. she is living in a hotel in the tenderloin with her two children because she fell far behind on rent after losing her job during the pandemic. or hotel bills are also past- due. when people asked how they could help she has received donations that are practically double her goal. she has enough to get caught up on her hotel bills. she is still looking for a full- time job. you can help her out by looking for this link to her story on abc7news.com. still to come tonight, see how california is leading the way when it comes to fighting fires. new technology could save lives and protect houses. >> this is our new >> the government makes a significant pledge of support

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bay area fire crews are heading to siskiyou county to help fight the lava fire. they include firefighters which deployed the wildland engines. more than 17,000 acres have burned. the fire is 19% contained. started thursday night after a lightning strike. >> is the face what could be the worst fire season perhaps. we will get federal help. wayne freedman explains what a difference it could make right here in the bay area. >> to walk through a uniquely golden state mix of beauty and danger. in this case the callahan open ishe of nightmare scenarios and his fire marshal. >> when it gets in the drainage it is going to rip up there. >> now an element of hope. president joe biden raised pay and security for federal

firefighters today. >> last week i learned some of our federal firefighters are being paid less than $13 hour. come on. that is unacceptable to me. >> president joe biden tossed in and not so small surprise for sonoma county. $37 million in a federal grant through fema. it will help to minimize fire risk in this county. sonoma county has thousands upon thousands of acres. dried brush made all the more dangerous. the theory that if they knock it down early they won't have to pay for it it it >> we want to spend our money on actually reducing our risk as opposed to spending hundreds of millions of dollars cleaning the sart ofofof

controlled burn to reduce risk. sonoma county and others across the state have worked on mitigation since the disaster of 2017, four. sonoma county could spend hundreds of millions of dollars more if it had the funds. even now, more work lies ahead than work they have done.have d. >> the truth is we are playing catch-up. this is an area that has been under resourced that is going to change if we have anything to do with it. >> catch up and hopefully before the next blowup. >> how dry is it? >> zero moisture. it will go up in a heartbeat. dry and stay windy. >> spencer christian is tracking wildfire conditions. spencer as we head into july 4th it is not ideal. >> there is a reason for concern but i am pleased to report at least weatherwise over the next several days we will see no changes that will increase the fire risk. as a matter of fact we're going into a period of decreased risk as you look at the alignment of

systems. it is the low pressure system dropping into the pacific northwest that is replacing the very hot air mass that brought record heat. what we can expect on this alignment is a record heat retreat. onshore breeze is will bring a cooling effect and there will be no extreme weather over the next several days. this is the view at the golden gate is the marine layer gets deeper and deeper. it moves out over the bay by an onshore flow -- according onshore flow. overnight we'll see it continuing to push out over the bay. we expect commuters to be greeted by maybe a few wet spots on the roadways. not a good thing but evidence of the cooling effect of the marine layer. here is a quick look at the 7- day forecast. you can see although there will be a slight increase in temperatures here and there nothing extreme, nothing terribly hot. for the next few days we expect mild weather with no increase and fire concerns. >> thank you, spencer. the holiday weekend is near and bay area experts bracing

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behind me as a live look at sfo. the july 4th weekend days away and the holiday travel rush has begun. is a full was expecting the busiest weekend since the

pandemic started. airlines are struggling to meet the higher demand. cornell bernard has >> i am looking forward to seeing family and spending quality time with them. >> nelson jeter from dublin is taking off from atlanta with his family. he will not be alone. to the line for the tsa security checkpoint. >> expecting to see a plane. hopefully when we landed atlanta, things are normal. >> sfo is a bracing for a busy travel weekend. the busiest since the pandemic began. >> we have already broken the 40,000 mark per day during this pandemic which is the high point. we will probably break that again over this fourth of july weekend. >> this is our first real vacation since covid started. >> that requires an increase in travel workers. american is planning 5500 fights per day during the holiday weekend but they say staffing issues have forced them to cancel some flights through the end of the july. sublist is urging employees to

pick up more money. >> i am very excited to go on vacation. there is a little more nervousness in terms of what to expect in terms of crowds and how busy it is. >> for those who may be resting at traveling you have to work where your face mask in the airport and on board the plane at all-time. no, it is not okay to bring the big bottle of water or sunscreen with you in your carry-on. what about my bottle of sanitizer? >> i wasn't sure so i asked the tsa. it is a new feature on twitter and facebook. i posted a picture of the sanitizer and five minutes later got a response. the tsa said i could bring larger bottle in a carry-on for my next trip if it is screened separately. you can bring fireworks of any kind in a carry-on her luggage. the sparklers were removed from a travelers back. flight attendant harold crowell.-- said her job got more challenging months ago. >> people

week of may and they have been pretty much completely full. >> sfo not the only busy airport this weekend. oakland international bracing for 160,000 travelers. that is triple the amount of folks they saw during the july 4th 2020 holiday. summer break is here. that doesn't mean kids need to stop learning. there are fun ways your kids can keep their skills up. i teamed up with teacher susan lavelle to give you some ideas over the next several weeks. susan's first idea is a great activity if you are traveling for the fourth of july. send postcards. >> oh my gosh! wouldn't that be the best to send postcards? we don't get things in the mail anymore. yeah, you could write a postcard from where you are traveling to. pre-right the labels ahead of time so you don't have to take an address book with you. take some stems and you can drop them in the mailbox wherever you are and your

grandparents and aunts and uncles and cousins and friends would love to hear from you. >> has get a little reading and a little writing. you get a keepsake from your kiddo. more ideas coming. coming up next, voters in alameda county turned in ballots yesterday to pick a new assembly member. did one candidate when enough to avoid a runoff? the latest from surfside, florida where searcher

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>> tomorrow president joe biden and the first lady plan to visit the site to meet with family members as well as search and rescue teams. morgan norwood is in florida with the latest challenge for cruise.'s maybe dangerous and desperate search intensifying. cruise racing against the clock as the potential for tropical weather moves in. >> the world is watching their bravery putting themselves in harms way to find people in the rubble. >> federal search and rescue teams on the ground to help free up resources to resource the damage from approaching storms. >> if a system develops i want to ensure you we have contingency plans which include facility relocation, communications, backup plans of how we will continue to respond here. >> as the search and rescue operation continues new video showing the moments before champlain towers south partially collapsed. you can see the rubble in standing water in the parking garage the same area of concern mentioned in a 2018 structural report. is a rodriguez says she has been reporting issues in the building for years. the night of the collapse

says the building swayed like a sheet of paper. she is now filing a lawsuit. >> there were clear warning signs but alarm bells ringing. >> something inside of me said run. this building will collapse. >> the condo association responding saying they can't comment on pending litigation. officials are calling on a grand jury to investigate the cause of the the the the the th prosecutors say and mother from san jose has confessed to strangling her seven-year-old son. at a court hearing a judge in nevada denied bail for samantha rodriguez. last month hikers outside of las vegas found her son liam's body. police said they believe rodriguez left san jose with her son and a car full of their belongings days before he was

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a visually impaired woman nearly lost the only way she has to get home from work because of a technicality. she asks 7 on your side michael finney for help. >> gloria ballard lives up in gronert park. a county bus service provided for the elderly and physically challenged to get from home to work. the cancellation of the service left her stranded. >> a stroke eight years ago deprived lori ballard of her side. despite that, she is able to work five days a week at walmart neighborhood market. organizing shelves and tearing down bosses. it is a job she doesn't take for granted. >> first of all, visually

impaired people, i don't know if you know about the job percentage but it is extremely low. >> she noticed that her transit on sundays would be continue. she would have no way to get home from work that day. >> that is a serious problem. i need this job. i want this job. it was a big deal. >> it was a big deal for lori's boss too. >> i was trying to see what i could do to switch her days around but we really do need her on sunday. we are shortly stopped >> terri conn the county and pleaded with them but they told her there was nothing they could do for her. >> there were giving me these right and all of a sudden they said we can't do that anymore. this i am sorry it was a mistake. >> she asked me for help so 7 on your side county transit and explains to us the rules prevent them from traveling beyond three-quarter miles of an existing bus route. worker discovered lori's bus service was just beyond the three-quarter mile limit. however, it decided it would make an exception for her since it had the capacity to do so.

>> i'm just grateful i can still come here and work with these great people and be able to work. that is the main thing. i appreciate 7 on your side helping with that. >> i really need her. she is very valuable to me and my team. we all count on her >> we appreciate sonoma county transit for finding a way to make this work for everyone. very nice. >> that is great! good work. coming up next, california dreaming. it is hours rishel series. the focus is on the threat

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protect their communities. >> for years and years we always looked back to the fires in 1910 as being the big bird. it broke records in in in in in last year was when we clipped the amount of acreage since 1910. >> 4 million acres burned. that is an area as big as connecticut. >> 2020 with california's worst wildfire season on record. nearly 10,000 fires burn more than 4 million acres which was around four times the average burned in the previous five years totaling damage. >> with a dry warm winds swelling above, california's top fire officials are sending allowed warning that this upcoming fire season could quickly become the worst on record. >> it is typically fire season year-round. have fires throughout the year. it doesn't have to be in the

summer months. what we are looking at is another busy fire season. that is a direct result of the lack of rain we got in the wintertime in the amount of available fuel that is out resulting in the drought we had over the last 10-15 years. those two contributing factors are big part of what we are looking at for a busy and potentially dangerous fire season. >> it is something we have seen an increase over the last 10 years and it is something we need to live with and be prepared for. >> with more and bigger wildfires happening, cal fire is developing new innovative ways to fight fires. >> some of the new technology we are able to use to predict the fire growth and be able to use the technology to better distribute our >> the reds about 1000 acre fire. if an ignition occurs in the

area. with wildfire analyst enterprises they were able to bring a lot of the elements into a lot of technology that happened in cal fire. some of the stuff we had of doing is we california. what the program does is it overlays millions of potential ignitions across california and tells us what the potential is for a fire in the area. it was everybody on the same picture. the engine or the incident command going to the fire we can actually run simulations before it gets there. have an idea of what the fire will do before he gets there and they can start looking out eight hours ahead of time and it gives them the idea about needing to order resources sooner. one of the layersthe layersthe s

is the housing layer. if we do have a fire we can see where the homes are in order to protect people's homes and evacuate them out of those areas. in general it helps protect not only firefighters but also it helps protect people of california. >> other innovations include a helicopter that can fly and an integrated fire cameron heyward giving them the latest information. >> this is something we are pioneering in california. we are typically on the forefront of firefighting. this new technotechnotechnotecho definitely contributing to us being the leader in this arena. >> california is one of the most, if not the most progressive fire department for cal fire. with this new information and technology and looking at some of the stuff coming to the future, we are starting to get ideas of what we may be able to see in the next few years. i am optimistic this new technology and everything else will help assist us along with help protect the peoplethe peope california. >> you can stream all of our california dreaming stories on demand including ourincluding or

california dreaming special right now on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. download it now on roku, apple tv, and android tv. lots of ways to find us. >> let's touch base with center christian. spencer, is headed to the fourth of july holiday weekend, not too hot? >> that is true. i am happy to report we are going to have rather mild seasonal rain of temperatures. let's take a look at what is happening and why we have the weather we have. this is an alignment of systems on the satellite radar image. that low pressure system is pushing into the pacific northwest and it is replacing the massive hot airhot airhot ar produced record high temperatures in the pacific northwest early this week. record heat retreats and onshore breeze's are flowing into the bay area. it is gusty in some spots. 26 miles per hour at sfo. over at napa we have 28 mile per hour gusts. without the cooling onshore flow and a deepening marine layer. how much cooler is it now then this time yesterday? three degrees colder in oakland. 13 degrees colder in concorde.

he has certainly made a retreat. this is the view from mount tam looking onto the bay. you can see evidence of clouds and something high clouds as well. 59 degrees in san francisco. 64 in oakland. 71 in san jose. morgan hill 73 and half moon bay 57 degrees. there is a deepening marine layer moving out of the golden gate. some temperature readings up north. 73 and novato in santa rosa. napa 68. 78 at fairfield. low 70s at concorde and livermore. here is the view from our rooftop camera looking across the breezy embarcadero. these are the forecast features. we will see low clouds and patchy drizzle dripping overnight hours. seasonal temperatures will prevail through the fourth of july weekend. here is our forecast animation for tonight. notice patchy drizzle along the coast. some of it may move beyond the coast into the east bay. going into the overnight hours that will be the pattern of

spreading expanding marine layer. maybe some with spots for the morning commute. that will burn back quickly to the coast by midmorning giving us a mainly sunny day over the bay and inland. los tonight mainly in the mid to upper 50s and highs tomorrow in the south bay. mainly upper 70s at santa clara and san jose. on the peninsula we will see highs tomorrow of 77 in redwood city. mainly low 60s on the coast at half moon bay in pacifica. even color along the coast at sunset district and daly city. upper 50s there and a high of 64 in downtown san francisco. northbay highs 80 at novato. 81 at sonoma. 75 at napa. east beihai generally mid to upper 50s. a little warmer union city 74, castro valley 74. the in the in east bay will have highs in the low 80s.

mid 80s at pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. again, it is going to be a nice mild to warm pattern -- steady pattern with seasonal range all the way through this forecast period. to drop off a couple of degrees and there will be minor warming up to about 90 inland. we expect no extreme weather conditions over the next seven days. thank you, spencer. >> let's go to sports. chris alvarez is here talking baseball and football. >> football is coming up pretty quick. coming up in sports we will talk baseball. to two losses to the dodgers we will tell you why the manager thinks they will bounce back quickly.

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wall a three-game losing streak isn't something to panic over for the giants, they will welcome today's off off off off san francisco was able to manage three hits in last nights loss. they were 0-19 with runners in scoring position throughout the entire series. >> no real explanation. we are going to have to do a better job against the best teams in baseball including the

dodgers in those big spots. you have to bring your a game every timeout when you play these good teams. we didn't do that on the offense of side.of side.of side. we have seen that in short stretches in the past. we have been able to clean it up right away. we expect to be able to do that coming forward. >> injuries have been an ongoing theme. last night, the reigning mvp became the latest to go down. he was hurt on this play in last nights gamenights gamenighe an mri revealed there is no structural damage in his left knee after an awkward landing. it was a hyperextension. it is tough to watch. timetable is listed as make it is unknown. is listed for doubtful for tomorrow's game. warriors assistant coach mike brown, continued practice this week in oakland. they are getting ready for the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. the team has three exhibition games in las vegas including a

matchup against green, steve kerr and the u.s. squad. brown is the first active nba coach to lead to nigeria. plenty xms olympic games get closer. >> it is a lot of fun. it has been fun for the players. guys have a lot of energy. you can see the camaraderie. you can see guys are starting to get connected. >> the 49ers are wrapping up their annual state of the franchise event on their app. it is the 75th season and it is going to be exciting. speaking of football, davante adams is getting back in the bay area. adams partnered with optimum nutrition building better lives and how to an event to raise access for fitness. it was limited to 50 attendance. obviously safety for covid protocols including a meet and greet with atoms as well as a work out and free fitness giveaways. >> this community is wet may

mean. i have tons of support to this p day. growing up, especially, i have so much support from this community. i think about the support i got it is a no-brainer to come back into the same thing ample back into the community the way they put that into me. >> sports on abc7 sponsored by river rock casino. i was good to see the hometown boys give back. now we can tell you we have the red and white. it is a big deal. the last time they wore those they won the super bowl. they are bringing those back. a look clean. >> very sharp looking.

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