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presidential nomination. the a's moved to vegas going as smooth as they had hoped. there has been another red bump in funding their park in vegas. >> the showers yesterday are out of there today. we are going back to our regularly scheduled programming, a cloudy afternoon. it is a lot quieter than it was this time yesterday and we are tracking that light drizzle and isolated showers. this morning it is a couple of degrees cooler and we have lower humidity it is not as magee this morning with temperatures starting out in the 50's. as we go hour-by-hour here is 6:00 a.m. no dense fog out there. or the afternoon there is a mix of sun and clouds through the 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 p.m.

temperatures are 10 degrees below where we should be at this time of year in spots. our warmest spot is only touching 74 degrees later this afternoon. jobina: hi, everybody. we are starting with an overturned big rig just as you come off the san mateo bridge. the crash site will be westbound19 the chp has not given us an estimated time as to when they expect all lanes to be back open. this is a look at the san mateo bridge as you look at it from the eastern side. we have wind advisories for the carquinez bridge and we will

wrap here with a live look at those lights traveling westbound. florida governor ron desantis reggie: -- reggie: florida governor ron desantis is confirming that his state sent hundreds of migrants to our state. they are shown in one clip enjoying a ride on a limo, but the sacramento faith-based group helping those people now say the migrants were misled. after their journey to sacramento, a bus driver dropped them off, promise to come back, but never returned. >> many folks feel scared. they said halfway through their travels, they realized they were not going to a job site. instead they were going somewhere far away. reggie: governor newsom is pointing the finger at the santos and even went so far as to say criminal

including kidnapping could come. developing news, help is on the way this morning for hundreds of people on an air india flight forced to land in russia while trying to get to sfo. a new video of -- it is scheduled to fly to russia to get those passengers, and then continue to san francisco. we our tracking that story from sfo this morning. >> good morning. reggie, we have some promising news, air india mentioning that ferry flight is carrying food hundreds of passengers who will eventually be making their way here to sfo. that carrier says that aircraft will carry everyone to san francisco. the flight was carrying 216 passengers and 16 crew members

when it was diverted, according to air india. it is experiencing engine problems. concerns come amid the ongoing war in ukraine. russia has banned numerous western countries from operating in its airspace. some carriers like air india continue to fly over russia. india has maintained a neutral stance throughout the war. the other concern is the remoteness of the location. a political scientist at uc berkeley says russia will not want to disrupt its relatively good relations with india over this incident, hoping that may ensure a safe return. >> we are dealing here with putin who has not been known recently for taking any kind of sane policies. that it is not safe for americans to go to russia so i would be concerned if i was on

that plane. >> a state department deputy spokesperson said it was likely that there are american citizens on board the flight. back to that ferry flight we were talking about taking much-needed supplies dwell of those passengers, we are told then that aircraft will deliver those passengers here to sfo, landing sometime tomorrow. i am reporting live at sfo. kumasi: former vice president mike pence has officially launched his bid for the republican nomination for president. he launched his campaign video early this morning. jobina: thank you. mike pence is the first vice president in modern history to take on his former running mate. he shared his official campaign video. ge claims -- he claims w

greatest nation on earth are ahead. >> our southern border is under siege and the enemies of freedom are on the march around the world, and we are still. timeless american values are under attack more than ever before. we are better than this. we can turn this country around. kumasi: pens will -- >> pence will kick event later today. the north dakota governor doug burgum will announce his campaign today. kumasi: chris christie has officially launched his second presidential campaign. he wasted no time in attacking former president donald trump, mentioning his name 40 times in a town hall in new hampshire. the person i am talking about who is obsessed with themirror who -- >> the person i am talking about who is obsessed with the mirror,

who never admits a mistake, who never admits a fault, and always finds a somebody else to blame, and finds every reason to take credit for anything that goes right is donald trump. kumasi: tru on social media. reggie: zhang tao says she is ready to negotiate if the a's want to. nevada lawmakers failed to take action on a funding bill for the proposed ballpark before the legislative deadline. word out of carson city is that the bill will not be considered even if lawmakers call a special session. the have yet -- t to issue a statement on the situation. >> i would 100% take that call.

i would cancel my meetings, because we were so close. we were so close to a deal. i truly believe that the a's should be here in oakland. reggie: mayor tao believes that if the a's come back to the table, construction could begin in two years. kumasi: people will not be seeing new shops popping up in san francisco anytime soon. the board of supervisors voted unanimously to ban new cannabis stores for now. city officials will pause dispensary developments for three years. the ban is coming amid public concerns over oversaturation of dispensaries. san francisco police launched an operation to crackdown on public intoxication and drug use in the city. undid breeze spoke about this

london breeze spoke about this development. warrants and only one lived in san francisco. of the 25 arrested, and among those who were released, those who did have warrants did non of them accepted the servicif services. kumasi: if the same person is arrested three times the district attorney will be able to charge them in an alternative court which also, includes a social services center. drew: we are taking a live look at doppler seven. we are watching this low. it continues to spin across southern california. for us locally we are done with the showers however we expect more showers to pop up in this

year and near reading once again we will keep cooler than average temperatures today and tomorrow. this low will push east over the next couple of days and what it will do will keep us underneath a cool pattern for the extended forecast. here is a live look from the explorato the big take away is that it is cool for june this afternoon. inland we are 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. we should be well into the 80's and our warmest spots for the seventh day of june. only 68 in santa rosa. in san jose up to 74 looking at the three day forecast, not much has changed. 50's and 60's along the coast. >> new developments

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kumasi: in los angeles county, chaotic scene outside of a school board meeting. police had to intervene when two groups of protesters started fight. glendale school board was said to vote on recognizing june as lgbtq+ months when this happened. people against the idea says district policy on lgbtq+ issues violates their parental rights.

gay-rights supporters say that narrative supports hate. >> when the violent school board members resign, teachers quit, schools fail. kumasi: they are following the state's curriculum and there is a lot of misinformation being spread online. the l.a. unified school district has unanimously approved -- approved a resolution adding lgbtq+ education to the curriculum. t the district says that the resolution reconfirms their commitment to ensuring that all lgbtq students feel heard, safe and respected. reggie: l.a. pride is happening this weekend,i and the rainbow

book bus is making its debut. it was inspired filled with cars by -- the bus is filled with books by lgbtq authors. >> it will feel like you are walking through a rainbow. . an architec >> >> an architect -- >> an architect helped to build the bus. the interior was decorated by a nine barry -- non-binary designer. reggie: abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the san francisco pride parade. you can watch the parade live on sunday right here on abc seven and on our streaming tv san mateo county raised to kumasi: of slavery -- kumasi: san mateo county raised

the juneteenth flag to mark the end of slavery. the county adopted the federal holiday in 2021 and it is observed on june 19 by county employees. the annual fundraiser bouquets to art is back for its 39th year. >> r over 100 floral designers from the bay area and beyond to interpret pieces from our permanent collection and bring them to life and so that museum visitors come for the flowers and they leave with a new appreciation for the arts, and we are delighted to welcome all of our visitors this week. kumasi: this fundraiser runs through next monday. proceeds are meant to support the museum's educational programs. you can -- reggie: one of the biggest

blockbuster movies of all time makes its streaming debut on disney plus. avatar: the way of water is available to all subscribers after earning more than $2 billion at the box office. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: did you go see it? reggie: i did. i really enjoyed it. drew: i was waiting for it to show up on the small screen, so i can sit on my comfy couch. reggie: i get a little restless. oddly, i wasn't. kumasi: you are entertained? reggie: i was entertained. it is mostly about whales. i like whales. drew: you don't want to hug one? kumasi: i told everyone yesterday "leave the animals alone!" drew: let's go outside. it is a nice morning. we have partly cloudy skies from our south beach camera. here is the bay bridge. no weather iss

are an allergy sufferer may be even suffering for many months now, here is the pollen count. we have tree pollen at high levels. any of the showers we had yesterday did little to quell the pollen. grass pollen is at moderate levels. your uv index is very high. it is 9 out of an 11 meter. it is a blend of sun and clouds through wednesday. temperatures are still running 10 degrees below average at some of our spots inland. mostly sunny in the south bay, we will go to the low to mid 70's. 60's and 70's from redwood city. 6 in the east bay, 67 in inland it is pretty sunny but cool for, june.

our marine layer rushes back, mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50's. looking at the extended pattern, the temperature outlook for the next six to 10 days, we will stay under this cool pattern, but the pacific northwest will feature some hot temperatures as we see above average numbers. cool for june today, not as muggy the next couple of days, we will keep those temperatures below average, a little in the way in decreases or increases. we will have a lot of sunshine after morning cloud cover, temperatures are 60's and 70's away from the coast tomorrow. jobina: that alert we were following as you hop off the san mateo bridge has you can see the improvement with the speeds around 30 miles per hour, but you are still facing some residual delays. we have a new issue air report of a fire along southbound i-85

before fremont avenue. you can see that slowdown is beginning. this is in the sunnyvale area. for our super commuters, tracy to dublin you are looking at 45 minutes so not too bad at this hour. kumasi: thanks. coming up the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a project to protect parts of san jose from possible floods in the future comes at the cost of uprooting hundreds of un-housed people. why the timing of the project is so crucial. kumasi: a live look outsi

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replaced. kumasi: number three, francis has been hospitalized. reggie: vice president pence has officially launched his 2024 presidential bid. he will hold an event later today in iowa. drew: temperatures are still cool for june. they break the pattern of 60's this morning. jobina: number six, we have summer information on that crash we are following in the south bay. we have an update on the location for you. it is a car fire. the fire blocked. your speeds are down to seven miles per hour. kumasi: contra costa animal services is offering free adoptions on all animals through the end of the month. you could eventually be paying more for your commute. the metropolitan transportation

commission is actively studying the idea of widespread tolling. that could mean adding tolls to all lanes of barrier freeways where there is an existing and viable public transit option. the price would vary by the time of day. the report also proposes adding tolls to all major roads parallel to highways to limit drivers trying to go around the tolls. it will also look into creating cordon pricing, pricing in downtown san francisco, oakland and san jose. it would charge an extra toll for drivers going into the most crowded parts of those cities. >> using pricing is show the most effective way to meet our targets mandated by the state. >> if these proposals are ever implemented it would be --

reggie: work is said to star on a long-awaited project to increase flood protection and it is stirring up controversy. the work would make improvements to a nine mile stretch of coyote creek. floodwater devastated many neighborhoods. the goal of this project is to keep that from happening again. up to 200 people who lived -- 200 unhoused people who lived along coyote creek, had to be moved. >> broken promises, and broken people. reggie: the city of san jose housing department says it has housed 30 people. kumasi: -- coming up at 5:30 reunion of six coworkers who were all pregnant at the same time. kumasi: the san jose city council has approved a safe

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when we can expect that flight to land in sfo. kumasi: a groundbreaking shakeup in the game of golf. a controversial merger that could have major impacts on the future of the sport. reggie: an ongoing battle over the seats inside the beloved castro theater. the decision made last night by city officials. reggie: we start with a check on the weather. drew:drew: any showers we were dealing with have moved out. live doppler 7 is quiet this morning. it temperatures, we are beginning a few degrees cooler than this time yesterday but you will notice the humidity is lower too. it is not quite as muggy as it was yesterday morning. 58 in oakland. we are holding at about 60 degrees in san jose. as we go temperatures are cool for june.

we are still under the influence of a trough, temperatures more than 10 degrees below average in some spots today. 67 in oakland. upper 60's for now but, santa rosa. -- 60's for nap jobina: we are showing you oakland. this is our 80th and coliseum camera. we have no major blocking issues in the east bay to report as we show you this aside picture in walnut creek and 680. our biggest issue will be in the south bay. we have a car fire reported before fremont avenue. fire crews are on the scene. kumasi: this morning a plane full of people bound for sfo are stranded in russia. the flight was set to make an emergency landing yesterday, but some families of the passengers in california say they are

extremely worried, given the current costal relations between the u.s. and russia. amanda is at sfo with the help that is now on the way. amanda: we have been following a lot of that family concern from twitter, a lot of them reaching out to air india, air india responding back, apologizing. plane are posting photos and videos of their experience. there is promising news from air india. they said around 3:00 a.m. our time a ferry flight was carrying essentials and food to those passengers, who will eventually be making their way back here to sfo. the original plane they were on was a boeing 737 that was experiencing engine problems. it was diverted to russia's airport in the far. you can consider the concerns over the ongoing war in ukraine.

russia has banned numerous western countries from operating in its airspace although carriers like air india continue to operate in russian airspace. another concern is the remoteness of where the passengers are, but air india says it will operate an alternate flight. it is that ferry aircraft they were talking about. according to the carrier, the flight was carrying 216 passengers and 16 crew members when it was diverted. an added concern according to international travel experts is given border restrictions currently on russia, they fear travel may not be so simple. >> they technically would not be allowed to continue on to the united states. do those passengers have to go back to india and book another flight? it gets complicated. diversions are rare to begin

with, let alone diversions to a foreign country. >> a political science uc berkeley says russia will ugly not want to disrupt its relatively good relations with india over this that may ensure a safe return. back to that very flight, india says that -- air india says that will be the aircraft that carries passengers to sfo sometimes tomorrow. kumasi: police are investigating a crash that killed a young person that happened right before 1:00 this morning. the crash involved a juvenile pedestrian but they did not release any more information. it is unclear how this person died or what they were doing when the crash officers say this is the 20th person to die in a crash in the city this year.

reggie:, this morning developments about the castro theater after months of debate, san francisco leaders have made a decision on the future of the historic theater. only part of the inside of the theater will receive landmark status. >> good morning. the san francisco board of supervisors just voted to put a landmark designation on interior parts of the castro theater, but not the orchestra seats. that is what the management group was hoping for, many in the community are disappointed with that decision. these seats have been a source of controversy. last year hundreds turned out to a town meeting -- a town hall meeting to try and save the seats. this could pave the way for a management group to tear out the seats and replace them. they what to allow a tier system that permits removable seats.

san francisco supervisor raphael mingle men represents the castro, and agrees with that. >> it has gone for decades without important investments in the physical infrastructure of the facility, and it needs millions of dollars of investment restore the building. >> i was disap i think there was a missed opportunity here. it is about keeping it formatted as a theater. >> because so many are passionate about supervisor mingle men says he would not be surprised if this ends up in court. this is not a done deal. a historical preservation commission is set to meet on this topic tomorrow. kumasi: the family of a man killed by chp is still seeking justice three years after his death. they held a rally in front of the court yesterday

they reopen the investigation. derek salgado was shot and killed during an encounter with chp officers. chp officers say they shots of otto after he hit them with his car. -- they shot salga had that with his car. >> i think she should do the right thing. kumasi: the released a statement saying the evidence does not justify criminal charges against any law enforcement. reggie: in san jose the city council approved the largest ever safe parking for rv's. laura martinez i this means for people nearby. >> rv dwellers parked on san jose streets will be allowed to

move into the city's largest safe rv parking site. the site, located off of berryessa road can accommodate 85 rvs or vehicles. according to the city there are at least 400 lived in rv's within san jose's limits. >> we can no longer sit around and to say we will wait to find a location, because the biggest complaint we get, i think from residents is that there are people here, homeless people nearby. >> the six acre site will be leased for 10 years. >> this is a good start. we know we need to put people in homes. will be managed around the clock by a social service provider. effective sites assess residents and gave the right support to them to find a more permanent place to find home.

the total cost is estimat more than $18 million. >> the city is in the midst of budget negotiations right now. next week they will be looking at a big fund source for homelessness. a lot of those questions will be answered soon about how we are prioritizing resources. >> the safe parking rv site opens on june 30. kumasi: school district is offering free breakfast and lunch to students through june and july. this is part of the district's summer meal program. a free meals are offered at more than 40 sites. this morning there is a sad update about the newts living at the botanical garden. they are drowning after being trapped in cracks at the bottom of the pond.

they are worried that the creatures may abandon the pond, if something is not done soon. that could have ecology of the pond. the university is trying to raise $150,000 to repair the pond. reggie: contra costa county animal services is offering free adoptions. they are in need of foster homes, specifically those who can accommodate large dog breeds. they currently have 100 animals seeking permanent or temporary homes. the center is also -- kumasi: kumasi: a medical breakthrough in northern california in artificial intelligence -- and artificial intelligence is being credited. through in san francisco a couple years ago is now

happening in new york city because of wildfires in canada. drew: they are dealing with unhealthy, if not quality across parts of the mid-atlantic and the northeast because of those wild burning in quebec, canada. here it is quite a different pattern. we are done with the showers here locally, but in the sierra we will likely see some thunderstorms develop, and with this low still nearby, temperatures will be cool for the month of june. what a lovely picture from the exploratorium camera, partly cloudy conditions. here is how the day looks. it is a blend of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. temperatures again inland, we are 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. is hard to think about what is average for this time of year, but we should be in the 80's. we stay in the 70's around the bay.

67 the high in oakland. it will feel cool in the north bay, only 67 in san rafael. 73 in concord, hitting about in san jose. looking at the find a pretty steady pattern. it temperatures do not budge much. tomorrow, we will start out with morning fog. we will duplicate that s temperatures only in the 60's and 70's. we will preview the weekend forecast coming up i

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reggie: it is the merger shaking up the sports world. saudi arabia's liv golf joining forces with the pga tour. >> the saudi government will now

have a major stake in an american sport. some families of the 9/11 attack victims are speaking out about this. liv has paid top dollar to poach some of the biggest names from the pga. players faced backlash for joining a tour backed by a country linked to a history of human rights abuses, including the murder of washington post journalist jamaal khashoggi. rory mcilroy allegedly turned down an offer, as well as tiger woods. yesterday's merger announcement came out of the blue. some people are for it, others against it. >> i do not condone human rights violations at all. i am aware of what has happened with jamaal khashoggi, and i think it is terrible. i have dedicated my entire life to being at golf's highest level. i'm not about to stop playing golf because the entity i played

for has joined forces with the saudi government. >> a group representing families of the 9/11 attack victims says it is shocked and offended. the combined league is so new it does not even have a name yet. as for saudi arabia it is luring talent from the soccer world. kumasi: in today's gma first look, doctors are seeing increase in a rare -- seeing an increase in a rare illness that comes from people using cannabis for a long period of time. >> it is a mysterious illness affecting marijuana users. >> they tested me for everything else under the sun. >> when this otherwise message to its artist was 33, she was struck down with mysterious symptoms. >> the vomiting was back to back to back. >> her eventual diagnosis was

chs, which affects people who use high doses of marijuana daily over an extended. of -- over an extended period of time. >> it comes in a cyclical fashion. they can get very sick. > how common is chs and who is most vulnerable? we will have more coming up at 7:00 a.m.. reggie: a powerful new breakthrough in the world of ai thanks to research done right here in northern california. using data from mammograms performed by kaiser permanente researchers they found that artificial intelligence programs could better find and predict one's risk for breast cancer. the program used algorithms to evaluate the mammograms. kumasi: in a story first brought to you on good

we are catching up with 16 maternity ward nurses in missouri who were all pregnant at the same time last year. ellen shope was there during the baby-boom reunion. >> it means a lot to be going through it with your coworkers. >>oh, baby,. what a day 16 nurses in one hospital's maternity unit all pregnant and giving birth within a month. it is a story that got national attention on good morning america. now all the babies have been born, and they showed up to take another picture. >> i am a first-time mom, and it is amazing to have friends who can help me. >> these nurses from saint luke's east say having their own kids and sharing these stories, of them understand a little more during the pregnancy process. >> i wanted to experience it myself. >> there were originally 15 nurses in the picture.

16 total had babies, 10 boys and six girls. >> it is fun to be pregnant with all of these ladies, and now we get to watch all of our kids grow up together. even when we are not at work, we are hanging out together with our babies. kumasi: the babies are friends now! drew: are they? kumasi: yes! jobina: what did they do when everyone was on maternity leave? that's what i want to know. drew: "for just jog in?" oh the woes of work from home. reggie: babies. kumasi: they are cute! drew: let's show you a live picture from our exploratorium camera. allergy sufferers, tree pollen is running high still, so keepi

taking those meds. t is a delightful -- keep taking those meds. it is a delightful afternoon. a partly cloudy sky this afternoon and we are still under the influence of a low in southern california. low to mid 70's in the south bay later on this afternoon. 60's from pacifica to san mateo. downtown today we will see partly cloudy conditions. in daly we will find temperatures mainly in the 60's. that is cool for this time of year. the east bay, mostly sunny this time of year. inland we will go to the mid-70's later today, good air quality with lots of sunshine. overnight tonight our marine layer surges in word, and means mainly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the 50's heading into thursday. the pattern, if you're really

wanting temperatures as warm as last weekend, it is not really in the forecast. we are under the influence of a trough, which means cool temperatures across most of california. we are keeping that trend. here is the seven-day forecast. partly today, lower humidity. notice the numbers do not move all that much. the weekend is looking nice. we will have morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine. jobina: good morning. those blocking issues we talked about earlier in our show have cleared, so we will move onto to the bay bridge toll plaza. teh backup is big -- the is beginning to extend into the maze. the delays have started at the toll plaza. the richmond-san rafael bridge is looking great, no problems to report in this area, and then we

will wrap up with the drivetimes. tracy to dublin, you are looking at 53 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, still on time. reggie: a shakeup of one of san francisco's biggestt tech companies. he big changes -- the big changes happening at salesforce. kumasi: we are learning new developments on laws

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reggie: in florida a judge has temporarily blocked a law that bans transgender minors accessing puberty blockers. the judge said the state has no rational basis for denying treatment. the lawsuit challenges the law

governor desantis signed shortly before announcing his run for president. yesterday louisiana's state legislature passed a similar band. the human rights campaign is declaring a state of emergency for young lgbtq+ people. this is in response to more than 500 a this year. they released a guidebook for action, offering guidance to the community. last night nancy pelosi throughout the first pitch at the washington nationals part of that team's pride celebrations. that team has the longest running pride celebration in the league. kumasi: smoke from wildfires raging in canada is triggering air-quality alerts across the upper midwest and the northeast. we are used to this in california, but on the east coast not so much,.

yankees stadium was surrounded by hayes last night. it had the worst quality of all of the major u.s. cities. when the sun was visible, it looks like a glowing red orb. nothing rivals what we went through back in 2020. marine layer created this apocalyptic orange sky. drew: our levels were above 300. that is hazardous air. we are ranging from anywhere we are ranging anywhere from unhealthy to very unhealthy air. smoke is in the atmosphere. philadelphia had a similar situation. basically, the entire i-95 corridor is having unhealthy air. smoke continues to pour south.

it is quite a different story for us. we have good air quality today and for the foreseeable future. a live look outside from a rooftop camera here at kgo, any showers we had yesterday are out of here. it is a dry day today. temperatures are below average. a high of 68 in santa rosa. 64 in the city. in san jose74 -- 74 in san kumasi: more electric vehicles on the roads could save lives. a new study dives into how many deaths could be prevented. reggie: in jail. her former business partner is having his

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: stranded in russia. americans stuck after being forced to land in a remote part of the country. the help on the way right now. reggie: another health care for pope francis. the surgery he is set to undergo today. kumasi: