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the sky. 50's and 60's. low clouds at the coast. mild this afternoon, 50's to 60's. inland, mid around the bay, upper 70's. similar to yesterday. sunset 8:27 p.m., enjoy the beautiful day. gloria: connected to a deadly stabbing in san jose. an apartment building near the 1300 block of sean drive. a male victim had one stab wound. he later died. be closed for several hours as

officers investigate. a teenager suffered injuries in a crash in danville that we told you about yesterday. it started with a chase, after an attempted traffic stop. during a chase, they hit a car, before flipping and catching fire. we talked to a woman who knows the people involved. reporter: first responders worked quickly. >> pulled up to the light. big fire outside starbucks. four police cars. wondering what's going on. the car. reporter: dan rogers was driving by when he saw the car on fire. >> you could feel the fire across the street. it was huge.

reporter: the contra costa county sheriff's office says after 1 a.m., police tried to pull over a driver for running a red light. the driver didn't stop, a chase began for five miles. the driver ran another red light near blackhawk, this time hitting a tesla. no one in the tesla was injured but the speeding car rolled and caught fire. >> our buddies graduated. we are hoping everyone is ok. reporter: the intersection reopened but the starbucks is closed, due to damage. >> one senior, one junior. the junior's in critical condition. that person might not make it. reporter: this mom did not want to be identified and said her daughter knew all the people in the car. the seniors, all-female, just graduated friday night. she understands police have to

enforce the rules but is still concerned about a chase that went almost five miles through a winding, suburban road. >> the cops have to do what they need to do to stop it. at that time, what about the other cars? i don't know. it's not safe. reporter: the mom says the seniors were treated and released. police did not say if drugs and alcohol were involved. abc 7 news. gloria: no serious injuries after a car rammed into a small apartment building around 9:00 last night. two cars collided, one of them crashing into the building. it happened at the corner of 19th and hartford street in san francisco. the front of the car badly damaged. you can see a hole in the building. an men hiking on a remote road in the north bay has died.

investigators call his death, suspicious. the 83-year-old man was found with a head injury, friday, near wild irish road and sir francis street. he was found on the ground, severely injured, taken to the hospital where he died. investigators do not have a suspect now but have received multiple calls about a person with a gun in the area. >> multiple reports over the last several weeks, of subject seen with a firearm. those subjects are never located. we will continue to follow up on any leads, as it relates to vehicles in the area. gloria: officers cannot confirm if those reports and the man's death are connected. one month into the governor's decision to send in the california highway patrol and

national guard to help crackdown on san francisco's open drug market. we hit the streets to get a look at the impact and what comes next. reporter: the sight and sound of san francisco's fentanyl crisis. one month into a major move to crackdown on the open-air drug market. the california highway patrol teaming up with sfpd to target the tenderloin and south of market district. the national guard works behind the scenes, analyzing intel. have you noticed anything? >> i would say, not really. we are in a situation now where we see a level of addiction and drug use and drug dealing that's kind of unprecedented. reporter: the city has seen two drug overdose deaths per day, on

pace for the deadliest year yet. the supervisor says it will take more time and resources before seeing impact. right now, six officers on the street but believe more support is on the way. >> i talked to the chief of police today. he feels it is helpful to have chp lending support, uniformed presence, because that is san francisco's police department at a time when is is significantly understaffed. the ability to deploy those resources to narcotics operations. reporter: it is opening up resources to start arresting drug users. the supervisor confirming sfpd arrested 16 people using drugs in the past week for public intoxication. >> it's an approach i will support. so long as we are making an intervention that is more than just jail. >> what's it going to do? create more problems.

reporter: randall is addicted to fentanyl and says arresting people like him is not the answer. >> we get out and we are worse. what does that do? it teaches us to be sneakier, better criminals. we don't need that. we need compassion. reporter: abc 7 news. gloria: tara traveled to vancouver to lookt america's first safe injection site. the documentary is now available on-demand on our abc 7 news streaming tv app. people who rely heavily on public transport in the bay area are calling for change when it comes to funding for transit. >> gavin newsom! fund the gloria: they rallied yesterday calling on the governor to add more financial support for california's public transit systems into the state budget.

they used grim imagery to drive the message home. they held mock funeral marches, including coffins for the bay area's transit systems. it is symbolic of what they call the life or death state of the transit agencies. >> as we come out of the pandemic, temporary federal funding is drying up. we are trying to redesign systems to serve the new travel patterns that have emerged. we are at a pivotal moment. gloria: mock funeral marches were held in oakland, san francisco. the bay area continues to recognize gun violence awareness this weekend. a rally is planned across the golden gate bridge today demanding action against gun violence, beginning 11:00 a.m. at vista point. yesterday alameda county d.a. pamela price visited the exhibit, eighth-grade students created the quilt made up of ideas to solve gun violence. it will be on display today at warehouse 416 in oakland. let's get a check of the

forecast. francis: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen. plenty of sunshine, slightly warmer temperatures for almost everyone except at the beach. we still hang onto mild there. big changes ahead. we are tracking a chance of rain. we will keep you posted. gloria: sounds nice. questions swirl after a group of immigrants were reportedly flown from texas to california without learning the governor's response. pride and resilience. why the sonoma pride parade had an extra special impact on the community this year. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes.

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-- first cyclist -- a sendoff for cyclists raising awareness as they set off down their journey to raise awareness for hiv/aids. this year, the lifecycle raised $12 million which will go toward prevention services and research. june is pride month. celebrations are underway. events are held all month long. in the north bay, we first big celebration of pride month. there was a showing of unity, amid hundreds of laws nationwide targeting the lgbtq+ community. ♪ reporter: pride was on full

display in downtown santa rosa. a huge crowd showing up. >> i love it. all the people. our community love. we all should have a sense of belonging. this is why we are here. >> she needed to get outside. i live for this. she lives for this. awesome moment to have fun together. >> this parade is a celebration of the fact we have come so far and an acknowledgment we have in a long way to go. reporter: a new sense of pride unity this year as states seek to diminish the quality. >> the anti-trans anti-lgbtq is strong in other parts of our country. it's important we continue to stand up and show support for our communities and youth. >> my 13-year-old is marching. she's been questioning her sexuality.

she's out in the crowd. we are celebrating with her. reporter: organizers say this is likely the biggest event they have hosted. security measures have been increased. >> we have to have these events to showcase we are here, our rights are still being threatened and also to encourage more people to celebrate and come out. reporter: many say the meaning of pride is shining bright and cannot be tarnished. >> pride means a lot of things to me. show up authentically and be yourself around people that are celebrating queer joy and trans joy. being whoever you are is important. reporter: organizers were concerned protesters would show up at this event like in years past but that did not happen. events continue sunday across sonoma county.abc 7 news. ia: abc 7 news is a proud

sponsor of the pride parade. you can watcive sunday,ne 25, or streaming app. it will be hosted by our abc 7 news morning screw. state leaders -- by our abc 7 news morning crew. a group of th were flown from texas to california without warning. gavin newsom said investigators are looking into the circumstances of who paid for the trip and whether they were misled. this was not the first time migrants were flown from texas to sacramento in the past year. for some in santa clara county, affordable housing continues to be a possible solution to solving homelessness. the county and city celebrated a groundbreaking of a new 60 unit

development. dustin dorsey explains how it will impact the housing crisis in the city. >> san jose's cost-of-living of living has forced thousands onto the street without a place to call home. this may not look like much but they represent a way the city and county can dig out of the housing crisis. >> here is our commitment as a community to make sure our families have access to safe, affordable, beautiful housing. reporter: thursday, nonprofit charity celebrated the groundbreaking of a new mixed-use development on the east side of san jose. five stories, 60 units, commercial space for nonprofits. they will be a 100% affordable housing development. >> this community, like many others, and those to come, is important to solving the crisis. by 2025, we will have 59 beautiful homes reserved for

households. >> in addition, future units will be earmarked for people transitioning out of homelessness. their work doesn't stop here. >> our board has approved 5100 affordable housing units, 2200 of these are set aside as supportive housing. when all the housing bond developments are in operation, we will have new permanent housing for 14,800 people. >> the senses has shown a downward trend in homelessness in san jose for the second year in a row. these leaders say they know the solutions. >> we need to build more affordable housing. we know housing first works. it's getting people off our streets as quickly as possible, into permanent homes, connecting them to the resources they need. that's what's going to be happening here.

>> abc 7 news. gloria: forecast. it was a little foggy this morning. francis: the fog is starting to dissipate. lots of sunshine, clear blue skies. the clouds may linger along the peninsula coast throughout the day. lots of clouds off now. some of it spilling into san francisco. temperatures climbing francisco 53, oakland 59, palo alto 62, mountain view 61, half moon bay before. -- 54. still looking gray over the bay. santa rosa, 64. napa 61. fairfield and concord, 68.

those spots may hit 90 this afternoon. from our east bay hills look how clear it is. there is san francisco. the warming trend continues today. temperatures climbing around the bay, inland areas. much cooler tomorrow, 5-10 degrees. change with a cutoff low moving in monday-tuesday bringing muggy conditions, a chance of showers, even thunder possible tuesday. pies today close -- close to yesterday's numbers. we could see upper livermore. the sonoma pride santa rosa. gorgeous. you see those clouds hanging on

with the sea breeze, half moon bay will stay cooler. santa cruz will be comfortable. if you've been sneezing like i have, tree pollen is high. grass pollen, moderate. uv index very high today. tonight slows in the 50's. we could see more mild conditions in antioch. the cloud cover will spread. that brings a change tomorrow. hi temperatures in livermore, average 79. today 89. tumble 10 degrees m tuesday we track showers. we stay below average the rest of the week. this cutoff low will move counterclockwise and could bring a chance of showers. when there is a cutoff low, models tend to change quite a

bit on the timing and amount of rain. we will keep you posted. another beautiful, if you like it sunny and warm, you will like the day. get ready for the changes monday. it's a slight chance of showers/thunder 20%. not a bad idea to have the umbrella. handy a thunderstorm can be suddenly very heavy and move on quickly. gloria: we will enjoy today. anytime it is sunny, i get excited. francis: make sure you have your hat for your baby. gloria: just ahead, take tip about tipping. a bay area his delivery

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gloria: tipping is different today. servers turn a screen around with amount options. it is optional. it gives company extra dollars. a story about a man who's been tipping without knowing it. >> he speaks for a lot of us. >> i've been tipping all my life. but not when they force it. >> tipping is part of our lives, but now the rules are changed. hugh contacted me because of the tips he was unaware he was giving to amazon fresh delivery people. >> when i order grocery from them, they put a tip-in automatically. they force us, the

either cancel the tip or it goes without us being aware of it, to a certain degree. i think that is wrong. reporter: let me show you. though online. select items. like on amazon, a list of i charges mount up. on amazon fresh, there was a place at the bottom of the list to include a tip. while adding items to your list, the tip line remains empty. when you get ready to purchase, a tip is added automatically. here, five dollars. that is what you didn't notice and doesn't like. >> amazon is automatically adding it without us as the customer saying, i want to tip. >> when hugh money was refunded by a gift

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the fog hanging out at the toward downtown. clouds at the coast, 50's and 60's. mild at the beaches all day. hot inland this afternoon, u 80's. around the bay, 70's. sunset 8:27 p.m., enjoy the sunshine. things are going to be cooler tomorrow. also tracking rain. gloria: close warship came less than two football fields away from a u.s. destroyer in the taiwan strait. this, raising questions about recent encounters with china's

military. reporter: the u.s. and china trading mornings after a destroyer and a warship came close in the taiwan strait. the near collision camera in the waters that separate china and taiwan. the u.s. command confirming the chinese ship came within 150 yards, before cutting across the bow and forcing the american ship to slow. american officials accusing the ship of acting in an unsafe manner and violating maritime rules of the road of safe passage in international waters. lloyd austin was in singapore at the time. >> we will support allies/ partners as they defend

themselves against coercion and bullying. to be clear, we do not seek conflict or confrontation. but we will not flinch in the face of bullying. reporter: china's defense minister calling the u.s. ship's a provocation, accusing the u.s. of trying to destabilize china. last week, a chinese fighter jet came within 400 feet of a u.s. reconnaissance plane over the south china sea. earlier this year, the u.s. shooting down a chinese spy balloon over the mainland u.s. the cia director made a secret trip to beijing. burns met with his the highest level u.s. visit since the balloon was shot down. the biden administration is

trying greater diplomatic outreach. a senior state department official will go to beijing today. the chinese defense minister refused to meet with secretary austen this week. gloria: the debate on the debt ceiling is over. the president signed saturday. the agreement suspends the ceiling for two years. it limits federal spending. it puts newark requirements on americans receiving food assistance and ends a pause on federal student loan payments in august. concerns remain around the credit agency pitch, saying the u.s. is at the risk of a downgrade. a new technical error to blame for the train derailment that killed 300 people in india. it was an error in the

electronic signaling system that made a train change tracks and then crash into a freight train. rescue efforts ended this morning. a dozen bodies were recovered over the last 24 hours. workers repaired the tracks today and removed debris. in the u.s., top republican candidates for president met with hundreds of voters in iowa, saturday. the front president was a no-show. reporter: this morning, the campaign is in full swing. ♪ nearly the entire republican field flooding iowa on one stage. >> i'm running for president. if we choose another path, restore american greatness. >> we have a battle to fight in 2024.

let me fight that fight for you. reporter: hundreds of islands writing to the fairgrounds. mike pence hopping on his own motorcycle, teasing and announcement next week. >> we thought there would be no better place to announce then in the hawkeye state. reporter: the gop field growing larger. notably absent, the front runner donald trump. >> i'm happy to be here. reporter: without mentioning trump, some candidates making it clear, it is time for a change. >> the party needs a new generational leader. we lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president. that is nothing we should be proud of. >> [indiscernible] reporter: some voters were undecided. others were split. >> strong field. i'm still looking.

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gloria: santa cruz, nice day. a new bill could ensure new workplace violence prevention centers in california. it would ban forced to confront shoplifters. a wellness referral system for employees could be included. the bill goes to the state assembly. tuition increases university's may be necessary for the financial well-being of the college system. the suggestion is to raise

tuition, fall of next year. what that may mean for s reporter: class of saw their tuition increase during the four years they were enrolled. since 2011, there's been one tuition increase, a 5% hike in 2017. the university system says expenses continue to go up. fiscal advisors representing all 23 colleges say it is time to bring more money in. wages have gone up. buildings are need of upgrade/repair. students say cuc should put the needs of students first. >> i support our staff. the library. our teachers are vital. they have to take into consideration students are the foundation of school.

reporter: most students, like edgar, don't pay the full tuition. he says any tuition hike would be added pressure on him and his family. >> well as my parents. reporter: the report recommends ways to increase revenue. one is to impose a 3% hike through 2030. in the case of a student starting in 2024, tuition would go up to $5,914, reaching $6,856 by 2030. the report says any increase should be gradual, moderate and predictable. >> i would have to take out a bigger loan. >> the cal state board vote recommendation is to vote by september of this year. gloria: the san mateo county

fair in full swing. organizers have attractions this year and are expecting a turnout. >> have a great time, bring your sunblock. beautiful weekend. something to look forward to. they should expect to have a little piece of everything. there is something for everyone. our new dragon exhibit has seven animatronics life-size dragons. a bunch of concerts. 7:30 p.m. every night, throughout the day each day. gloria: it goes until june 11. adults $20, kids $50, c five and under are free. francis joins us. nice day to go to the fair. francis: gorgeous in san mateo, upper 70's. the f

flag. we have a big change coming up. monday/tuesday chances of rain.

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julio matteo, swinging to the third. wilmer flores, up the middle and through. 3-0 giants. pretty night, with a full moon at oracle park. the giants back at .500. how about miami? my stay in florida. bottom three. louise ar a's it's been a long season for a's. they've lost 13th street road games. stanford hosting texas a&m. winter going to the regional championship. the aggies scored seven str

to take control. stanford will now play at against the winner of this game, the spartans down 4-1. maca do, that's a solo homer. that made it 4-2. next batter,? -- jack fullerton responds. kayden connor made it 7-3. it will be stanford-fullerton and the elimination game today at noon. santa nature had other ideas. when it started, the broncos

make it rain again. the celebration hat. michael o'hara, look at rusty filters. they are ready to go. broncos play another elimination game today. that is your look at sports. gloria: game two finals is tonight. you can watch theeaand the nuggets face-off right here on abc 7 ne at 4:30 p.m. a little foggy start looks like it's clearing up. francis: if you are watching the game, it's good to head out now.

golden gate bridge right now. at the beaches, things are cool. san francisco 53. palo lots of other spots away from the coast, sunshine and blue skies. santa concord 68. they hit 90 this afternoon. temperatures warme five degrees war we were 24 hours ago. at the beaches, not much change.

same pattern all week with the fog and low clouds. the warming trend continues today for the bay, inland areas. it will be cooler tomorrow. inland temperatures may drop 10 degrees. tuesday, chance of showers and thunder. it will feel muggy with wind from the south. highs today 60 to 90 huge spread. 60th the beaches, partly cloudy. oakland 73. san jose 82. fairfield, san mate degrees. tonight in the low 50's around the bay.

we have cloud again overnight. we are tracking a cutoff low that will wrap moisture in a counterclockwise direction bringing thunderstorm activity to the sierra, bringing a chance of rain. it is hit and miss. forecast models change with a cutoff low. summer warmth today. great day the pool. t-shirt and shorts. at the beaches, 60's all week long. cloudy and cool tomorrow. tuesday, chance of showers. still 20%. some may not see it. gloria:

it made me want to get in a pool. francis: it is nice to have that sometime. gloria: some places getting 90 degrees. beautiful. thank you. sunday streets. what to expect for this year's community block party in san francisco. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription.

gloria: the pride parade and festival kicked off. a number of activities are offered along with tasty bites at the food trucks. kids joined in on the fun with the youth music area. the parade was hosted by pacifica. catch independent documentaries this week, for the san francisco

documentary film festival. the indie fest them in the roxy theater, also online. >> it's grown to be a week and a half long festival, some of the more quirky documentaries around the world. we don't take ourselves too seriously. we are looking for documentaries that are entertaining and tell interesting stories from parts of the world we don't often get to see. gloria: you can buy tickets online, the festival runs through june 11. happening today, another edition of sunday streets. the stop will be in the tenderloin, golden gate avenue between jones and leavenworth street. no cars allowed. people can walk and bike. there will be live music, food trucks and circus performers. 12:00 to 5:00 today.

the next one will be july 30 in the mission district. francis: it's looking nice. the weather is cooperating for festivities around the bay today. check out temperatures, really comfortable along the peninsula. santa rosa 85 san jose 82. enjoy sunshine and warmth. cloudy and cool tomorrow. a chance of showers, thunderstorms tuesday possible. below average the rest of the week. gloria: enjoy the sunshine today. francis: lots happening right now. stay hydrated. gloria: thank you for joining us. i'm gloria rodríguez. abc 7 news continues at 4 p.m.

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