how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it's very interesting that we would have a notion of religious freedom where the religious freedom of the singular football coach is outweighing the religious freedom of all of the students that he is there to coach and to teach the supreme court now ruling that the first amendment protects a washington public school football coaches. post-game prayers. now, this is the high court's second religious freedom ruling in just the past four days. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm on a date abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey has more on the ruling and reaction from california's office of education. the supreme court continues to make decisions that legal experts consider huge shifts in constitutional law from abortion

to gun rights and now religious freedom. this is a right for everybody the court's conservative majority ruled that high school football coach, joe kennedy's post-game prayer is protected under the first amendment. this comes after the washington state public school coach was suspended for preying on the field after games legal analyst jim hammer says, this can be seen as a big win for religious freedom supporters. what's going on now is the court saying no religion has an equal right along with secular activities to exist in in public places, and that's a big shift of the last 20-30 years hammer says that the key component of this ruling is that the court said, it's fair for coach kennedy or any public school coach or teacher to pray and private if he had tried on school time to lead kids in prayer at a public school. i think that would have been struck down by the court. so there's still our limits to that. it's saying to people who have sincerely held religious beliefs that they sort of an equal standing during their their private time, but some argue there's nothing private about the coach taking a knee in the center of the field and it may pressure students to join along

unwillingly, san jose state university. human rights institute director william armeline says this ruling is eroding the separation of church and state justice sotomayor in her descent on this case actually put it pretty well when she said that it's very interesting that we would have a notion of religious freedom where the religious freedom of the singular football coach is outweighing the religious freedom of all of the students that he is there to coach and to teach armeline worries about the president this creates in schools. we can imagine the kind of environment. eats when coaches teachers and other administrators are really without any sort of boundary with other kinds of school activity and instruction leading students in prayer the california department of education told us in a statement. it is currently reviewing the decision to evaluate potential impacts on public schools statewide dustin dorsey abc 7 news. now to the latest on the supreme court's historic decision to overturn roe v. wade eight states are already

enforcing bands with few exceptions and an additional 18 are likely to ban or severely restrict services in the coming weeks and month affecting more than 31 million americans louisiana's trigger bands originally went into effect following a friday's decision from the high court, but it has since been blocked by a state court after a reproductive right center filed a lawsuit allowing for reproductive health care to continue. utah's bands are also being challenged. meanwhile lawmakers in missouri are considering legislation. that would make it more difficult to cross-date lines for abortion care. somebody calls a planned parenthood clinic in springfield, missouri. they're scheduling an appointment at the fairview heights clinic across to illinois. so that's missouri activity. that's a violating the laws of the state of missouri and i would like us to see at some point. look at that. the white house says it will challenge states that are trying to ban women from traveling across state lines to receive abortion services, but for some travel might not even be an option with studies showing that

49% of abortion patients have an income below the poverty line and in south dakota the governor, there is also trying to crack down on abortion pills received via telehealth claiming. it's unsafe, even though medical experts have family medication to be safe and effective. it's to stop anyone from getting medication over the internet or by the phone from a physician and having this procedure at home on supervised. the fda approved getting those pills by mail late last year. in an exclusive interview with cnn vice president kamala harris vows to continue fighting for abortion rights. we will do everything within our power as an administration through the executive branch to ensure that women have access to the medication they need and which has been by the way fda approved and that they will have freedom of travel and that that travel should be unrestricted and you're going to do that. through the courts if need be i am sure that that our department of justice is going to do that

based on every statement that the attorney general has made. here in california lawmakers are a strategizing ways to ensure abortion and contraceptive rights across the state permanently abc 7 news. anchor liz kroitz has a look at the latest move taken by legislators. on the ballot this november californians will be asked to vote on whether abortion and contraceptive rights should be protected in the state's constitution today the state assembly passed the constitutional amendment with more than two-thirds support and now it's up to voters to decide whether it should become law this constitutional amendment will enshrine in the california state constitution access to safe and legal abortion as well as contraception following the supreme court's decision last week to overturn roe versus wade state lawmakers move. with their plan to solidify abortion rights in california right now of the state's constitution protects the right to privacy and healthcare decisions, which has been interpreted to include abortion rights, but the amendment would make it more explicit. it says quote the state shall

not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions, which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundamental right to choose or refuse contraceptives. we think that it is extreme even for california, jonathan keller is the president of the california family council a faith-based anti-abortion rights group that opposes the amendment. i i think it will really be interesting because it's it's gonna be the first time that anybody in california has had a pure up or down vote on any issue related to abortion since 2008. normally normally everything is filtered through republic. as democrat and everything else but having a like just a pure yes or no vote will be interesting bay area assembly member buffy wicks supports the amendment. she says even if there ever becomes a nationwide ban on abortion, it would ensure abortion rights always remain in california as someone who has had an abortion and has had to make that decision. i was able to make that decision on my own terms.

and that's fundamentally what this is about. operates abc 7 news the january 6th committee investigating the attack on the capital announced today that it will hold a hearing tomorrow last week the committee postponed hearings plan for this week until july but in a surprise this morning the committee announced that there will in fact be a hearing tomorrow congressman adam schiff who is on the committee told us why on midday life we have decided to hold a hearing tomorrow with some late breaking. formation some new evidence, which i can't go into so people will have to wait until tomorrow, but we've continued to adjust our hearing schedule depending on the facts and circumstances to make sure that we have time to adequately prepare for some but also to take advantage of new information when we receive it as we are doing with the hearing tomorrow. the hearing begins at 10 am our time and abc news will have live coverage.

governor newsom and state legislators have reached a deal to give inflation relief payments to about 23 million californians governor newsome. originally wanted to send money just to vehicle. owners to combat high gas prices this new deal will send money to people regardless of vehicle ownership, but the money won't go out until october middle-class families working class families in this state are going to benefit. here's a breakdown of how much people will get single filers making less than $75,000 a year will receive $350 joint filers with income under $150,000 will receive seven hundred dollars single filers earning up to $125,000 get a $250 payment joint filers earning up to 250,000 will get a $500 payment individuals who earn up to $250,000 would get $200. state filers with income up to $500,000 would receive a $400

payment households who claim dependents would receive additional payments by moving on in the a one man is dead. and another injured is and i should say it's under arrest following what oakland police say was a chain reaction crash tied to a sideshow. it happened on international boulevard near 54th avenue at around 2 am sunday when one of the cars slammed into her group of people one of those bystanders was killed a chief lauren armstrong this afternoon laid out what happened. prior the collision to officers attempted to stop the vehicle traveling nearly at a hundred miles an hour suspect vehicle in this case. the nissan was involved inside show activity. we have been able to confirm that the officers were in the area where this activity were occurring. i think we're gonna investigate to see what involvement they have with the vehicle. a 19 year old oakland man was arrested for the crash. the victim is a 28 year old hayward man, the two officers

involved in the chase are on administrative. leave a police officer shot a suspect in solano county after a chase fairfield police say officers tried to stop a car on north texas street last night. we're told the driver identified as patrick hall didn't stop investigators say during the chase hall shot at an officer's patrol car a bullet went through the windshield and hit the headrest narrowly missing the officer. according to the department the chase continued into vallejo where officers stopped the car with spike strip officers shot at hall who has taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. no officers were hurt still ahead here coping with everyday stress in a healthy way the new campaign aimed it offering free self-awareness tools as an alternative to using substances like alcohol and marijuana plus a land sale just announced today could mean the end of an era for great america amusement park what we know about the deal. when the part could close abc 7 news at 5 will be right back.

tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a measure to help provide narcan and other fent. prevention resources in schools the plan from supervisor cindy chavez would make funding available for schools to purchase narcan which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose back to the matter is is that while we can make this resource available every school district every school board and every school will have to make this decision for themselves. we're really just trying to make the resource available to them. according to the county fentanyl overdose deaths have steadily resident in recent years up from 29 in 2019. 135 last year officials say they're unaware of any overdose deaths on any school campus in the county. well today ucsf is welcoming patients to its new one-of-a-kind mental health care fac. in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood the nancy friend pritzker psychiatry building was named after the donor's sister who suffered from mental illness

decades ago. the five-story building was created to redefine mental health services to patients of all ages. it will be able to bring top programs to 80,000 visitors a year. the building is really sort of this nexus it brings together these different disciplines. it brings together different approaches all focused on overall advancing brain health and psychiatric care. the buildings light and open spaces was designed to visually destigmatize and change the narrative surrounding mental health. in the north bay a new campaign is helping parents in marin county with ways to make healthy choices for themselves and their kids when it comes to coping with the stresses of everyday life the free program offers tips to help avoid or stop the habit of using substances abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. it's it's putting the brakes on. calming the nervous system kelsey fernandez is talking about helping parents and marin make healthy choices instead of

using alcohol or smoking a nightly marijuana joint to cope with life what we saw actually in the data in national data. is that during the pandemic people turn to alcohol. there was a lot more drinking fernandes is nonprofit marin healthy youth partnerships his spearheading a new campaign called num or nourish helping parents pause reflect and decide before using instances or even junk food to numb metal or emotional issues we decided to pursue it just because in marin we found that turning to substances to deal with stress anxiety pressure kind of end of the day. i deserve this that that was one of the norms that we hear from both parents in the community and also teens the online program offers free self-awareness tools that can help slow or even stop the habit of using substances from breathing techniques to connecting with family going for walks going to listen to music

calling a friend every year. county enjoys the ranking of one of california's healthiest areas with one exception where we rank. most poorly is across the board in areas of talking about do y binge drinking overdose death hamburg's hopes the new health campaign, which is getting county funding may help improve those statistics what i love about it is really makes you stop and identify the why is it nourish? is it numbing? we didn't want to have this be judgmental. fernandez says no judgments here instead a healthy option for behaviors parents may be modeling for their own kids. the healthier parents are then the more they're able to be present for their children it marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. right after the break airline passenger complaints are on the eyes is the summer travel season takes off a look at the best in the worst airlines and other

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because when you invest in yourself, everyone gets the best of you. including a surprising rebound in home sales a massive increase in airline complaints as people take to the skies and travel once again, but let's start with a recall that you should know about 7 on your science michael. finney is here. that hi, michael. hey, dan. do you remember how those hoverboards with lithium ion batteries would catch fire. well now the same type of thing is happening with outdoor umbrellas. this one right here that you're seeing on the screen. it was sort of costco for around 150 bucks. the maker's son villa corporation out of chino, california says, it is received six reports of the lithium-ion batteries overheating this includes three reports of solar panels catching fire while charging i charging indoors and two reports. brothers catching fire when the solar panel puck overheated and caught fire while attached to the umbrella. stop using the umbrella.

do not charge the batteries and keep in a cool location the umbrellas can be returned for a full refund. are traffic complaints skyrocketed this past april with passenger complaints jumping more than 300% delayed flights for a major hassle with spirit listed as the worst offender canceling more than percent of its flight delta did the bass canceling just 1.1% so with july 4th holiday weekend coming up. what should you expect? crowds about three and a half million will be going through us airport friday. july 1st is shaving up to me the busiest day for air travel during those weekend monday, july 4th. likely be the lightest. keep track of flight times arrive early and pack plenty of patients. the housing market is making a comeback at least temporarily the national association of realtors reported today that

pending home sales increased in may this reverse has a half year of the clients with housing prices are all local and the association says a month over month results were mixed the northeast and south experience increases while the midwest and west posted decreases now despite the bump up housing prices are considerably last i should say housing sales not prices are considerably less from a year ago dropping nearly 15% will keep watching us over the next couple of months and then we'll know where we're going dan. okay, michael. thanks very much new details. the suspect has been arrested for allegedly starting two fires in albany sunday afternoon. 31 year old megan strahl was arrested for suspicion of arson and was booked at santa rita county jail the first fire sparked at the corner of washington and cleveland avenue. the second was found. on albany hill forcing people to evacuate according to the city of albany's website to security guard led police to the suspect. and right now we are monitoring

a fire and marin county the chp the tweeting out this saying the number two lane of us 101 northbound near san antonio road has been shut down bec because f this fire. this is because of a fire burning near the redwood sanitary landfill will stay on this for you as a develops. all right. we are going to cool down a bit. i think dan. yeah, we are. it's been so hot lately sandia, but that's really changing. yeah, it is going to be changing first. let's take a conditions. dananama near that fire in marin county. it is 75 degrees relative humidity is 29% the concern here is the winds are gusty out of the west northwest 18 miles an hour. although that is an onshore breeze which tends to bring higher humidity in it is going to remain gusty the next few hours as you will notice before dropping off tomorrow morning and then back up again. here's a live view. from our mount tam cam you can see why the coast never warmed. it was nice and cool because of the fog as we look towards ocean

beach 62 in the city. it is 68 in oakland in the low 80s from san jose to santa clara if you want to chill out you have to go to half moon bay where it's 59 degrees. good looking back towards the golden gate bridge from our emeryville camera. you can see that fog 81 in santa rosa. it is 68 in petaluma, but in the low to mid 90s from concord to fairfield live doppler 7 you some fog along the coast. it's not a solid deck. there are some areas where they're seeing some sunshine right now, but the wind is gusting 36 miles an hour at sfo and with that onshore breeze. you can see it here along the embarcadero it is going to be another cool one near the coast. so fog near the coast and bay overnight misty in the morning still hot inland tomorrow afternoon, but a cooler pattern starting midweek as we go hour by hour, the fog will be locally over the bay tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock. child, you may need your windshield wipers, especially with a little bit of mist out there as we head into the afternoon and evening that fog never quite clears the coast, but it will be around in patches

your morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s once again, watch out for that fog along the coast and around the bay afternoon highs in the south bay 86th and san jose 94 in gilroy on the peninsula 81 in palo alto 62 degrees half. moon bay fog will linger near the coast, you know, you're used to it in daly city 60 degrees breezy afternoon 69 town san francisco north bay temperatures 85 in san rafael upper 80s santa rosa sonoma. it's going to be a nice day in the east bay you're looking at mild to warm weather 75 oakland 80 in fremont 81 castro valley had inland and it will be hot again 96 in fairfield 93 degrees in livermore 92 in concord as we check out what's ahead for mid-week? this will be a nice change of pace. most of you will be in the 80s inland as we had towards thursday the cooling continues. really into friday. i mean those temperatures are going to drop even more so the accuweather seven day forecast still hot inland tomorrow, but a cooler afternoon coming your way

wednesday going into thursday. i mean, you're gonna be dropping below average as we head towards the holiday weekend you're looking at upper 70s sunday inland upper 50s coast side and mild for the fourth of july monday. all right. thank you sandy. yeah. well after the break could the future of great america be in jeopardy the news just announced today that to impact the future of that popular amusement park stay with us.

a reminder that you can get our live newscast breaking news weather and more with our new abc 7 bay area streaming tv app on apple tv android tv fire tv and roku just search abc 7 bay area and download it cedar fair owner of several amusement parks in north america announced it has sold its california great america amusement park and plans to that park eventually. cedar fair has sold the land to bay area based prologis inc, and has a deal to keep leasing the property from them for up to 11 years. they plan to keep great america open until the lease ends. after that. they say they will wind down operations at great america cedar fair wants to use the profits from steel to pay off debt and invest in high return projects. will be missed. yeah. all right world news tonight

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come on the air. a major amtrak derailment. the train from l.a. to chicago. reports of multiple fatalities and dozens of injuries. the images coming in at this hour. the train hitting a dump truck in missouri. multiple cars derailing. video showing passengers inside trying to force open a window. passengers on top of the wreckage, waiting for help. the train with 243 passengers onboard. alex perez with late reporting. tonight, the list of states immediately banning abortion after the supreme court overturns roe versus wade. mississippi, one of several states with trigger laws, certifying it today, soon making it a felony to perform an abortion. anti-abortion rights groups now taking aim at abortion pills.