building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: they reunite at sfo. passengers have finally touched down in san francisco after being stuck in russia. kumasi: one case being thrown out after officers being involved in a texting scandal. reggie: the orange sky ove

york city similar to what we experienced in san francisco in 2020. the air quality concerns this morning and how long they are expected to last. kumasi: we will start with the chuck conner forecast withdrew. drew: those images yesterday. we will take you outside from the exploratorium camera. we have partly cloudy skies in is shaping up to be a beautiful day across the bay area. there are some cool spots, a little chilly this morning at 48°. we are generally starting in the mid to upper 50's. a light layer needed as you go throughout your morning. partly cloudy skies throughout the day. we don't have a dense marine layer so not a lot of fog. we will see some sunshine as we head through the afternoon and

later today, it is warmer than yesterday. our warm spots getting close to 80°. partly cloudy good air quality, 65 in the city, 73 santa 78 in antioch. jobina: the light right now. we have a wind advisory through the altamont pass. showing a look at her drive times are all in the green except tracy to dublin at 42 minutes. kumasi: the air india flight has finally made it to sfo. reunions this morning. amanda: you can imagine

relief for those hundreds of passengers and their families. happy to report the flight finally reached its final destination at sfo just after midnight. those long awaited family reunions captured on camera with every embrace even more special. this came after an emergency landing in russia. air india took off from delhi and was scheduled so land sfo. we know the location put the passengers in a remote location but brought up concern that the ongoing war in ukraine. you saw social media filled with passenger photos of sleeping accommodations showing varying degrees of discomfort. some travelers described being

treated well by air india and russian officials. everyone is relieved to have arrived safely. passengers speaking after landing. >> gave us food. they looked after us. but we were traumatized. we did not know how long it was going to take. we were a little bit worried about it. the thing is, now we are here. we have reached safety. amanda: the 216 passengers were helping one another while waiting. the air india flight them in russia to complete the trip, to begin to help one another during that time.

you heard from family members and those on the plane who feel like they have created such a family bond between each other after enduring what they have. reporting live at sfo. reggie: glad to see them home. there are new details about the case they have drop special circumstances against ivory bivens and trevor green. they still face lifetime prison sentences. they are accused of trying to shoot someone in another car as a stray bullet struck jasper in the backseat of his car. that was on i-80 in 2021. if convicted they could face up to 265 years in prison. dropping those special circumstances would mean they would not face the death penalty

if california were to resume executions. kumasi: we are tracking the antioch tax scandal. they moved to dismiss the case saying it was tainted by the officers involved. on a trail near antioch. prosecutors say the case heavily relied on the investigative work associated with officers accused of using racist messages. they no longer have confidence in the integrity of the prosecution. it could be one of the first felony cases to be dropped because of the texting scandal but thousands of cases will need to be reviewed, the largest ever in u.s. history. contra costa prosecutor said public defender's office is hiring more staff to review

every case that involves officers involved in that text scandal. that will review will go back to the beginner -- beginning of the officers career. >> some of them not only worked in antioch but other agencies. we will do a review of every case in their career at contra costa. kumasi: mcdonald's first review will be cases of people currently in jail, those on probation and parole and those with the conviction on the record. reggie: law enforcement will be employed on san francisco's crackdown of drug dealing use. the sheriff's office say officers have specialized intervention training. they join a crackdown that has

been going on for over a month. the announcement will happen today at 9:00 a.m.. kumasi: as hundreds of wildfires burn across canada it is causing hazy skies in the northeastern united states dates. >> with the situation. the fires are threatening buildings and forcing evacuations. cities are blanketed with the thank hayes. air quality alerts have been issued in several states. they call this an unprecedented events. new york city has the worst air quality for any major city in the world. the air quality in new york the equivalent of smoking six cigarettes. they are preparing for potential patients. >> the more exposure folks have

the more likely they will be sick. >> this is an environment we recommend every new yorker stay indoors. that is a very strong recommendation. >> more than 6,000,000 acres have burned in canada and what is shaping up to be the worst fire season on record. persistent heat fueled the flames. prime minister justin trudeau said hundreds american firefighters have come to help in his thinking the u.s. for that support. drew: looking across the north east coast we see unhealthy air quality. the worst air quality on the i-95 corridor from philly to d.c.. back in september of 2020, we had that thick smoke blanketing the bay area. you could see some spots rivaling that this morning. better air quality will move in tomorrow morning.

they have's 24 hours underneath that smoky sky. here is live doppler, low-pressure over the great basin allows us to warm up a little more this afternoon compared to the past couple of days. we are looking at a picture from our self be camera. a light layer is needed but we will warm up pretty quickly. we will see temperatures in the low 60's and 70's by lunchtime. we will find temperatures getting close to average by 4:00 p.m. buffalo normal. 76 concord, 68 oakland. 76 san jose, francisco. reggie: coming up, a school board decision to build the boat -- bana book has gotten the attention of governor newsom.

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kumasi: pat robinson he fled the christian coalition and ran for president in 1988. he founded the christian broadcasting network and head of the talk show hundred club. he made appearances on the show over the past couple of years. he was 93 years old. reggie: we are hearing from governor newsom about the migrants flown in from florida. he slammed ron desantis over these two flights. >> here is a governor from the state of florida using taxpayer money. they had to go to another state

to find people under false pretenses. i talked to the migrants invited them took them to another state by bus and then on the charter flight to sacramento. by to them saying they had help on the others. they left these migrants right on the steps. what kind of human being does that. reggie: video shows the m making the trip. they appear to enjoy a ride in the limo to board a private jet. the migrants were misled. after sacramento, a bus dropped them off said they were coming back but never return. their office is now formally requested the full unedited footage from migrant seekers. kumasi:

during a debate over banning a book that mentions harvey milk and openly gay official in san francisco. during harvey milk a pedophile but there is no evidence of that. he was called ignorant, he doubled down a repeat the claim. those who milk's districts said we condemn the attacks made on harvey milk from those in the temecula valley's board of jurisdiction. reggie: in utah parents are calling for the bible to be put on shelves in school libraries. they rallied yesterday saying the bible is the original

textbook. it was removed in one school district after someone challenged it under a new state law for objectionable content. the district ruled in favor saying it is not appropriate for elementary and junior high readers. the state leader who wrote the law says he wants to revisit it. kumasi: a husband whose wife killed on vacation in florida is now speaking up. to florida over a year ago with their fun in the sun parasailing trip turning into tragedy after the parasail was dra course so the parasail was cut

loose killing his wife. >> i don't know why he cut the rope but it was terrifying. geo: we emotional interview and what all family should know before heading off to their summer vacation. with ugma first look i am gio benitez. reggie: residents are back in their homes after breaks in the water and gas mains force them out. there was a break in the 16 inch water main it is believed the break because the gas line to rupture one resident was asleep when she got the word from her neighbor. >> back and get my cats. marquette

reggie: the water main was fixed while the gas main is continuing to be fixed. kumasi: there was a really big mess you could see right here. there is a big rig dumping a load of garbage in the northbound lane. chp said there were injuries a crash that involved unknown injuries. the organization is predicting that we could see the warmest year globally on record in the next five years. we are looking what that could mean for us in the bay area with fire season. the recently released global climate update says it will be hot with nearly 100% certainty

experts predict to the next five years we will see the warmest year because of global warning -- warming. hotter fire risks. >> that includes things like bringing in prescribed fire which is low severity fire. thinning the forest make them healthier and more akin to what they would've been 100 years ago before they were logged. kumasi: doing work now to prepare for the future record warmth is the best chance for the force to survive. reggie: big changes for disneyland, there are a few rides that will be temporarily close. peter pan and mr. toad's rider close down. two of them will open up pretty soon. the person who runs minke

business talks about the developments including deeply discounted prices for three-day tickets. kumasi: does it break it down to $83 a day? >> in addition to that our travel partner people can save an additional $20 on minke visit.com. you can book the deal thro disney but if you book throug a even lower price. reggie: that's good for california residents from june 12-june drew: you are an insider. reggie: i'm going next week. drew: for pride night. reggie: yeah, for pride night. drew: i can't wait to hear all

about it. reggie: two of those rides will be opening. peter pan will be opening later, no one panic. drew: that weight is always so long. reggie: it's 40 minutes and you have to expected. drew: castle is where i want to go. reggie: the tea wonderland is a better ride anyway. drew: we have a really nice morning, cloudy conditions. we will have sunshine in about a half hour. the sun is coming up shortly before 6:00 a.m.. the story along the east coast. all of that smoke across new york city, philadelphia, washington, dc. we have really good air quality

today in the foreseeable future, all agreed for the next 24 hours. temperatures will climb into the 60's, a nice afternoon. we are getting closer to where we should be this time of year. partly cloudy skies throughout the day. it is cool for june, warmer than yesterday. it to upper 70's. and 70's. england in the upper 60's to lower 70's and inland we will go into the 70's by the afternoon. for the next seven days, it is a warmer afternoon with the minor dip tomorrow. the temperatures will ebb and flow, a pretty steady pattern. we are back to average by the

middle part of next week. jobina: since we are inching towards the weekend i will bring this one for you. the line will run slowly a live look outside, we are looking great in terms of traffic just a wind advisory through altamont pass. the san miguel bridges empty if you're traveling westbound. everything is in the green. kumasi: the seven things you need to know this morning. reggie: preventing sideshows in the east bay.

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areas with drug dealing activity. kumasi: a special session of the nevada legislature on the proposal to use public money to build a new ballpark for the oakland a's. reggie: officials say terrible air quality will begin to clear for the weekend. smoke from wildfires is blowing south. several school districts have cancel class. new york city residents have been told so stay inside. drew: we have good air quality overhead. partly cloudy, a little bit warmer today compared to yesterday. upper 70's. kumasi: we have a real clear commute this morning. especially if you are traveling in the south bay.

th doing well after spending the night in the hospital. the 86-year-old had intestinal surgery and is expected to remain in the hospital. outdoor movies returns to san francisco tonight. the year sundown cinema body snatchers will appear. it is free to sit in the grass or you can pay for reserved seat. mia, and black panther. reggie: we are celebrating pride and a sponsor of the pride parade. we are two weeks away from the celebration. you can watch the parade by right here on abc 7 or our streaming app and our morning team will be there. at 5:30, a popular soccer player

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> disappointed that no work has been done on this bill in the past 10 days is an understatement. >> it will be the shiny new project on the las vegas strip. reggie: another late night debate on the future of oakland a's baseball in las vegas. kumasi: it has been a long week for a plane full of travelers now back home in the bay area. the journey that started india that made an emergency detour in russia. drew: good morning, taking a live look from her south beach camera. it is quite a pretty picture to

begin thursday. partly cloudy conditions and a bit of a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. we are all in the 50's currently, you will need a light layer going out the door. you won't need that extra layer for too long as the day goes on. we have partly cloudy conditions by 10:00 a.m., quite comfortable in the 60's. later today are warm spots are approaching 80 degrees inland. it is a bit below average for this time of year but quite pleasant by 4:00 p.m.. 60 five in the city, 63 santa rosa, antioch at 78. jobina: hi e look at this pleasant life picture of the sunrise from the golden gate bridge. we have no advisories except a wind advisory for the altamont

pass. no slow downs for mass transit right now. a great time to head out the door if you need to commute. th dublin reggie: the man accused of the 2005 disappearance of natalie holloway is transferred to the u.s.. van der sloot federal charges on a plot to sell information that would lead to her remains. he has been in prison in 2012 after the murder of a different woman. kumasi: the pope is recovering in the hospital after intestinal surgery. he is doing well, no

complications. he will stay in the hospital for several days as he continues his recovery. in march the pope spent three days of the hospital after difficulty breathing. reggie: air india touchdown after a detour. amanda cas with those reunions. amanda: passengers say it feels like they have built a family with a 216 passengers who were on board the flight that took that days long detour and we have heard the stories from many of them helping one another while waiting for the air india ferry flight or replacement flight to reach russia and complete the trip. chipping in to help one another during that time. this was the case after that

landing over engine trouble. the emergency landing cut the passengers in a remote location but there was concern over the conflict in ukraine. some travelers they had been treated well by both air india and russian authorities. others had some complaints. that original flight air ind 173 was scheduled to land at sfo. it is now thursday morning and they are finally here and we caught up with passengers right after they landed. >> relieved. at the end of the day, i think a lot of us felt like a nig at first it was really scary to

dump the fuel in the middle of the flight. then we landed, it was nice the whole situation there was really bad. amanda: air india posted to twitter thinking a long list of groups, government agencies, regulatory authorities and patterns who supported the long journey to sfo and those who assisted with care as they awaited. this was a days long detour with so many families happy to see one another. all of those embraces here at sfo as they landed, a little more special. reporting live, at sfo. kumasi: the family of a woman whose be laid to rest.

her spread her remains but was later killed by police. autopsies and her remains are being returned to her family. they are inviting the public to a memorial service. the funeral will be held on june 19 out 1:30 in front of valley funeral home. reggie: a couple crash in redwood city. there is a wrongful death lawsuit on the behalf of the seven-year-old twin daughters. the twin daughters. the twins survived the crash. the parents were killed when a car involved in a street race slammed into the family's vehicle on november 4.

the suit targets a 17-year-old driver but his parents as well as the other street race and passengers of both cars. >> is an opportunity to share a light on this epidemic of teenagers driving dangerously. if we can make one person not to make the decision to do something like that we have reached our goal. reggie: both drivers involved were arrested and charged with second-degree murder. kumasi: oakland police are announcing chose. was done thanks to funding she got during her thomas said to cancel. reggie: no vote was taken on the future of the o'quinn a's

ballpark in las vegas. the special session went on for hours. gloria: good morning, lawmakers are expected to take this up again this morning. the special session was called by the governor after lawmakers did not take up this issue in a regular session. some expressing their anger over the proposed project during the special session. they want to project to build a stadium in las vegas. it is a one point 5 billion project, the smallest stadium and base all. 180 million will be publicly funded. people on both sides are speaking up. >> a taxpayer-funded stadium at the same time that the governor has vetoed funding for summer school, a bill to support mental

health. a bill requiring paid family leave. >> it will be this shiny new project on the las vegas strip. the ability to sell the place out over the next three years, i like our chances. every one of those visitors stay in our hotel rooms, eat in our restaurants and generate revenue. gloria: they be able to bring in enough fans. t-mobile arena is fairly new, is the fourth top arena in the world. the special session will start at 11:30 this morning. kumasi:a's fans are n out without a fight. they have a reverse boycott. they are calling on fans

the stadium next tuesday. they are hoping to raise enough money to raise shirts for the boycott. it's a message to john fisher to sell the team. >> what is the point of fron a major-league franchise if you don't invest in it. this is urgency time for a's fans. he is confident the game sell out all 50,000 seats and holding out hope the las vegas deal will fall apart. a race to paradise, a team of rowers plan for a trip the pacific to hawaii. evacuations in ukraine continued this morning. people rushing to leave areas impacted by flooding due to a dam failure. drew: if you're

out for a walk it is very comfortable. we will be in the 60's by 8:00 a.m. we are on our way to a partly cloudy day. low pressure pushe east which allows us to find warmer weather later this afternoon close to 80 degrees and earthworm response. a lovely picture from our exploratorium camera. partly cloudy skies, a light chop on the bay. we will keep those cloudy skies throughout the day today. the sun will be up in seven minutes with temperatures in the 70's by lunchtime and lend. it will fill warmer -- feel warmer with temperatures in the 70's away from the coast. if you're headed to the san mateo fare, it is looking very nice. you fair wraps up.

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reggie: the collapse of the largest reservoir ukraine has sparked warnings about ecological disaster. it forced people to evacuate. jobina: the collapse of the dam flooding has invaded talents of

farmland. russian activity. involving ecocide which is criminal destruction. it is not clear if the dam was deliberately attacked or whether the breach was due to have structural failure. as possible the floodwaters are contaminated with industrial chemicals. it already killed 300 animals in a nearby zoo. about 40,000 people have been impact did, infrastructure destroyed. the water supply for hundreds of thousands of people have been affected. kumasi: as the war in ukraine escalates, a young family has found refuge in the bay area. they now live with the host

family in marin can he. the couple made the difficult decision to leave kharkiv. hope to raise the ukrainian american flag. >> in my sleeping, am i dreaming? it's a fairytale. >> everyone is so excited to have them here. kumasi: the family is staying with allison smith and her husband. they are ukraine. a federal program that allows u.s. families to host ukrainian refugees. >> i would love to see more people sponsoring ukrainians. i think there are a lot of people in this country that have room in their hearts and houses. kumasi: a gofundme to help the family has raised more than

$15,000. reggie: warning for volcanic ash. residents to stay indoors but hawaiian volcano observer d says the eruption is confined and does not pose a threat right now. >> until we start to see the data, we will have a great of what the threat is to people in the area and aviation. reggie: a family visiting from texas said the shaking woke them up. >> the shakes were scary, i have never experienced an earthquake. we did not expect that. we did not expect to see this. reggie: it's the second time the

volcano erupted this year. kumasi: folks around the world will compete in a race that will take them across the pacific from monterey bay to hawaii. this is the first year of the world's toughest race in the pacific ocean. team antiqua is the made of black women and they are ready for this adventure. >> the nice are beautiful, sunsets, sun rises. the peace and tranquility deal out there and being on a boat without the outside noise cloud again. kumasi: 14 teams of five rowers are competing for the title. the race will start on monday. reggie: good luck to them that is incredible. jobina: me in a canoe was

already too much. reggie: the same effort. are you peddling? because i'm doing other work and work going into circle. reggie: i have discovered that can do these kinds of things. the last time we did kayak, will be the first and last. drew: like? reggie: i am working here, what are you doing? drew: enjoy the view. if you have plans outside today, you are good to go. of life look from san jose. partly cloudy skies with good

air quality. it is a little warmer compared to the past couple of days. a mild week and for most but still a bit below average for this time of year. here is future weather going throughout the day. partly cloudy skies with the pleasant afternoon in a quiet weather pattern. south bay warmer than yesterday in the mid and upper 70's. along the peninsula it will be 68, 73 los altos, downtown 65 with sunnier skies. jude in the north bay. today, a little warmer with the 70's on board. 72 in sonoma and napa. 66 berkeley, 68 oakland.

inland, mid we will see sunny skies. overnight tonight we will see coastal cloud coverage with temperatures in the 50's. here's the seven day forecast, or warmer afternoon today. some minor dips and rises, weekend will have morning fog giving a way to sunshine. for the middle part of next week, we will find the numbers back to average. jobina: good morning everybody. as promised, we are bringing in the tollway plaza. we see the backup start to form but it's not too bad. across the bay area, traffic is been very light or at least moving from the san mateo bridge. you will see that reflecting clear traffic on our sensors. green means everything is good. tracy nurse, you have a slowed drive.

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reggie: lionel messi announced he will sign with the miami team after huge offer from a club in saudi arabia. he is currently playing for a

team in paris. he led argentina to the world cup in 2022. david beckham is one of the co-owners of the miami club. tom holland is taking a break from acting. crowded room. he said that the show broken. holland also say his experience onset led him to take a break from drinking. kumasi: more than 25 years after his death, tupac sikora has a walk on the hollywood walk of fame. he died in 1990 65 years after starting his career. he left a lasting impact with his poetic lyrics and activism. his career took off in oakland with the group the digital underground. his sister accepted the honor on

his behalf. he was picked 10 years ago. reggie: a unique home in l.a. is getting attention for its low price. it was built on a bridge, one bathroom, one bedroom, no one has lived there for 20 years. the real estate agent says he is surprised by potential buyers. >> we had people night. lawyers want to turn it into an office, artist coming from far away when he should turn it into a creative space. reggie: the average home sells for a million bucks but this one is listed for 250,000. there has already been 10 offers over asking price with another open house this weekend. kumasi: does it have rooftop

accessories that just a bridge? drew: what happens with brainy water -- let's keep tabs on it. let's see if we can find out later on how much someone via software. outside this morning, a beautiful picture from our exploratorium camera. we are on their way to partly cloudy skies, comfortable temperatures for this time of year. a bit below average but you will notice these numbers are warmer than yesterday. we are in the 50's and 60's, partly this afternoon. away from the those numbers in the upper 70's. kumasi: the latest streaming service that will rollout and

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