announcer: from abc 7, lob, breaking news. >> at this time we can confirm there were nine victims struck by gunfire. and they are all expected to survive. >> breaking this morning, nine people are recovering after they were struck by gunfire in a shooting overnight in san francisco's mission district. as you heard, all are expected

to survive. police tell us the suspect or suspects opened fire after 9:00 last night during a block party that was happening at 24th street entry avenue. when officers arrived on scene, they say they found multiple victims with gunshot wounds. as of now, there is no suspect information available. police say the incident appears to be targeted and there is no threat to the public at this time. abc 7 news spoke to santiago irvine, the supervisor, hillary ronan, lives by and heard the gunshots. >> a block away i heard the sirens myself. this is quite an outlier. this is generally a very safe neighborhood and i was out with my three month old son about an hour ago so obviously very shook up and concern for the victims, but this is an extreme case. hope to not see this anymore. >> they say one of the victims

did undergo surgery and the other victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. abc 7 is following the breaking news story to stay up-to-date on any developments we get you can download the abc7news news app -- abc7news app to get alerts like this one sent your phone. thanks for joining us on this saturday, june 10th, i'm liz kreutz. we have a lot to get through but first let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla jordan. good morning. shayla: good morning. a pretty mild start to the day. storms just off of the sierra nevada to start the weekend but for us in the bay area, pretty mild. continue to see the marine layer, that is thick. a couple areas seeing light drizzle but overall a pretty mild start for the day, temperatures on the cooler side. out the door, you will see temperatures in the 50's, definitely grab the sweater, cooler than what we saw yesterday. 53 right now san francisco, 54

oakland but temperatures today actually a tad warmer than yesterday. we have a nice day ahead. by this afternoon, little sunshine makes its way into the mix and we gradually cool into your work week. i will have a look at your full we can forecast and what is ahead in the seven-day all coming up. for now, let's toss it back to you. liz: now to the latest incident in a driverless car coming to a stop in san francisco. then being stuck in the middle of the road for hours. this comes amid a debate among government leaders on how to regular the vehicles. tim johns spoke with someone who witnessed the incident. >> dylan federman was taking his husband to work early friday morning when suddenly he noticed something bizarre stuck in the middle-of-the-road. >> i was like this is strange. i started just videotaping. >> video shows a driverless cruise car stopped on 9th street in san francisco, not far from a highway 101 exit. he says it was in the middle of the street for at least two hours and was worried about the

safety risk it posed. >> there's a lot of emts that go through here, a lot of firetrucks i go through here, police that go through here. it is just not safe to have this area of the street backed up. >> he tells me he tried to reach out to cruise multiple times and walked over to another office blocks away. however he says, after receiving no help, he decided to contact sfmta. >> became a before cruise and cite of the vehicle. >> he says he is reaching out because the safety risk you believes the vehicle posed and he is not the only one who has spoken out. >> several city officials raised questions about the need for further regulation on autonomous vehicles. with one supervisor tweeting about whether they add value to the city. cruise sent abc7news a statement friday evening that reads in part, improving road safety is our chief mission and not only for cruise passengers but for everyone we share the road with. we are always improving

technology and apologize to anyone inconvenienced by these incidents. federman thinks more oversight is a way to go. >> i would really like to see some legislation that enforces the need for transparency from these technology companies, and forces them to have some way to contact them in case of an emergency. >> tim johns, abc7news. liz: cruiser received authorization last -- cruise received authorization to rollout 30 vehicles to carry passengers in select parts of the san francisco. five months later when moby came the one to get permission. both apply to start charging fairs and operate around-the-clock. cpuc has a hearing scheduled for june 29. happening today, there is a benefit to help the family of the mother and two children killed in what police are calling a murder suicide. the family partnered without patio for a taco sale in union city.

they are doing that today until 7:00 p.m.. sale will go to funeral costs for lily, stephanie, and a millie on him. the three bodies were found inside of an apartment tuesday. police hit a one-year-old boy and for your old girl were killed. they believe the mother died by suicide. the family currently has a gofundme page up. in four days, they raised nearly $18,000 of their $50,000 goal. in the south bay, a man died on his honeymoon in hawaii while snorkeling. to make matters worse, those who know the couple say thieves stole everything they had. lauren martinez has the story. lauren: tragedy stuck -- struck twice for a couple while on their honeymoon. the abc station said june 1 the newlyweds were snorkeling off of the shore of electric -- beach in wahoo when the man disappeared underwater and drowned. the honolulu emergency medical services first responders transport of the man to a hospital where he later died. >> it is tragic to see the

circumstances. >> a gofundme page identify the man as stephen phan, it reads, as if this cannot be worse, all of britney and stephen's belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing, even stole their car rental. >> that is just unreal. you question that person as a human being. >> friends were not ready to comment on camera but described phan as nothing short of an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from aaron's dive shop released this statement describing the beach where this happened. electric beach is extreme he popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. everything depends on the conditions and the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners. in the south bay, lauren

martinez, abc7news. liz: university campus open has a new owner. the chronicle reports a real estate firm bought it and plans on finding new tenants to use it for academic purposes. it was founded in 1868 would close last month citing declining enrollment and financial problems brought on by the pandemic. it is called the oakland hills location home since 1957. the site worth -- were 36 people lost their lives and the tragic goshen fire is said to be relate -- replaced by housing. the property was bought by an oakland nonprofit more than $2 million last month. that is according to the chronicle. nonprofit plans to build housing and memorial for the victims of the fire. in december 2016, more than 100 people were attending the music event when a fire erupted inside of the warehouse, the building could begin as early as 2025. bart writers will pay more for fares to cover operational costs because of inflation.

the transit agencies as part of the deficit is due to a declining ridership brought on by the pandemic. california public transit agencies across the state are asking governor newsom for a $5 million bailout area bart officials expect the increase of fairs to bring on a 26 point dollars through the july 2024. it is money they say is desperately needed. >> paying more for energy for instance, the electricity to run the trains is a big cost driver we have. obviously we need to pay our workers a living wage and also to fit costs we have -- fixed costs we have come a train station with 50 stations. liz: the average fare will go up by $.23 in january. happening now, the southbound lanes of 680 are closed for roadwork. crews are replacing pavement between snow boulevard and this road. the shutdown started last night and lanes are scheduled to reopen monday at 4:00 a.m. details will be in place. the closure only impacts the southbound lanes.

in california, multiple wildfires in recent years have been blamed on jeannie and his equipment. utility is taking action to prevent future fires b burying power lines. work is already underway in sonoma county. thursday night durg a town hall,g&e revealed more lines are going to be put underground. the press democrat reports work will start on the six mile stretch along highway 12 from santa rosa to kenwood and should be completed next year. pete's coffee is closing its location at a warehouse in oakland damaged in march on the roof collapsed during a storm. the company says layoffs will begin july 19 for employees who did not elect to work at the company's new location in tracy. initially, employees were relocated to different sites but now at least 110 could face layoffs. let's get a quick check of the forecast with shayla as we had to break. shayla: good morning, guys. nice and cool. you can see a live look on the

bay. we are seeing the cloudy conditions, the marine layer sticking around but a nice week ahead. your full forecast after this break. liz: federal indictment unsealed. what prosecutors say former president donald trump was involved with as he defends his innocence. but first, racing in wine country. how a track in sonoma county differs from others as nascar drivers, fans, get ready for the big race this weekend. this week, get the denny's super slam starting at $7.99.

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right now when their negative headlines and that out there. we wanted a night nothing about that. just like the like. liz: that included food, risers, and a safe place for the lgbtq+ community to be themselves. san franc's five parade -- pride parade is june 25. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. our morning acres will host the parade live on channel seven and on our streaming tv app. two weeks from tomorrow. nascar racing is returning to one country this weekend and thousands of race fans will take over on sonoma raceway. cornell barnard takes us there. >> those with a need for have come to the right place. the nascar cup series is bringing the roar back to sonoma

raceway this weekend and for fans like derek, it is everything. >> it means a lot. i have been coming here since 1998. >> we have a ton of nascar fans in northern california and this is the one time of year we visit this area. >> where else can you get this close to the cars? and crews and drivers like john hunter who is here for the two mile track packed with twists and turns. >> most race tracks we go to do not have the elevation changes we have in sonoma. a lot of line rolling corners and you drive up the hill and down the hill at 7:00 -- 7, 8, 9, 10. >> traffic was already pretty tough getting here friday afternoon. >> nascar fans know that there are couple must haves if you're coming to the racetrack. number one his sunglasses. number two is ear protection. because you will need it. >> obviously we went to purchase some of these because it was a little loud. i did not realize how loud it would be. [laughter]

>> is it loud? >> yeah. >> we have cameron -- found cameron carraway at the raceway and this 12-year-old is already a rising star of the stock-car racing circuit. >> i'm working on and i know i can make it and be on this racetrack sooner or later. >> we never really were -- were racing fans coming up and cameron i think for people of color and diversity in the sport, he sees as us as fans and the poor -- it's more because we parted survey because of him. and now nascar we are fans of it. we love it. >> the big races sunday when the checkered flag drops. start your engines. in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc7news. >> let's get a check of what the weekend will shave up to look like with shayla. shayla: good morning. we have a nice weekend ahead, a cloudy start to the day, really seeing thick marine layers start in the morning. from a live look outside, cloudy

conditions, especially along the coast. that will stick around for most of the morning and then by the afternoon, some areas have a chance to clear a little bit and some sunshine in the mix. many of you will continue to see cloudy skies through the day. temperatures stick around to stay below average over the next few days and we are also tracking this, a slight chance for isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. not going to see much moisture with this system. as you head out the door, on the cooler side and a little wind not too much. just wind speeds around 12 miles per hour for san francisco and fairfield, even into pittsburgh, you are starting to see wind speeds creeping into the teens and those will continue to pick up into the afternoon hours. taking a look out there, you can see the marine layer we were talking about to start the morning. that will stick around heading into the later hours and then look at this, higher elevations, you could see the chance of thunderstorms by this afternoon. very slight. that will continue to move out into the afternoon hours and all of this is thanks to a

low-pressure system we've got moving through. that is off of the coast, keeping the marine layer there and continue to keep temperatures below average. that will stick around, especially heading into the next couple days. tomorrow morning, the marine layer comes back but we also see a little sunshine into sunday afternoon. going to see that and to the mix and after, a warming trend comes our way my -- by midweek. today, talking about temperatures below average. san jose will see a high of 74 today. we will see the mix of sun and clouds, 60 eight menlo park, definitely seeing cooler conditions to where the coast, half moon bay only making it to upper 50's. also looking like you will see the marine layer sticking around longer, especially heading toward the beaches. 60 for you in bodega bay, 61 since and beach, we continue to see the sun and clouds this afternoon. air quality looking good for you as well. 80 for you right now in pittsburgh so not too much

sunshine unfortunately but look at the seven-day, we could see some make our way by end of week. a little bit of a cool down into the next few days. that is because of the trough of low pressure and by mid to end week, as that moves out, we see temperatures warm again. finally they will feel like spring again, just about average. over the next couple days on the cooler side, some sunshine in the mix but really thick marine layer out there over the next few days, at least to start the morning. liz: after the break, to pay or not to pay, that is the question when it comes to writers actually paying when taking you need. how the fares or lack of our impacting agency dollars. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do...

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liz: funding for local transportation is an issue. uni wants to prove it is on the right path to being financially healthy.

we spent a morning to take a look at the program. >> on this clear morning, we decided to ride on the oldest publicly operated transit system in america. paying of course using my clipper card. it is reassuring to see most muni lines are back to near pandemic levels. also encouraging is who oversees muni. >> most people are still paying as they had covid. >> paying did he say? because we had our doubts, we decided to record who paid and who did not. here we go, these two women did not pay, neither did he. this couple walked right on without paying. this man attempted to pay but for some reason his whipper card never worked.

too busy talking on the phone. no, no. this passenger paid with her clipper card but the person behind her did not. no, and one more no. that is $12.50 that muni did not collect from those five people. we estimated about three quarters of the people who got on the bus never paid. a muni driver told us a good day for her is when 40% of passengers pay. >> i'm honest but if i were really pressed and did not have anything, i would do the same thing. >> some are candid about the reason for not paying. >> i think post-pandemic it is kind of like the norm as far as i've seen. especially when it goes up and down market.

i don't know, people don't pay so i don't know. [laughter] >> but jeff really -- jeff clarified. >> what we've done is download new fare instruments. you can download muni mobile and they with your phone rather than your clipper card. >> have you heard of the muni mobile app. >> yeah. >> do you use it? >> no. >> we found one using muni mobile, who had a one-day pass on his phone. >> so you paid using the app. >> yes. >> there are people that feel because others are pay -- are not paying, why should i? >> absolutely. that is the reason. >> that attitude shift is what in psychology is often referred to as crowd behavior. >> we still try to pay our fair is we can, but it gets to a point to where it is like what

is the point? you know? >> because bus drivers have been assaulted in the past were trying to collect a fair, it is understandable that they do not engage with anyone who refuses to pay. that is the responsibility of the fair inspectors that are supposed to ask to show proof of payment. >> we have transit inspectors out every day collecting good data about who is paying and who is not. >> when was the last time you saw an enforcement officer on muni? >> i would probably say a year ago on a muni train, not on a bus. >> here is a problem with not paying, transit fares represent 18% of sfmta's revenue or million. that is part of the reason why muni had a 134 million dollar deficit in 2022. too many numbers for you you say? perhaps you will be interested in knowing how muni is seriously

thinking about addressing this shortfall. listen up, because t likely affect you. >> extend the hours because of parking meters on weekdays to include nights. and on sundays. that is 20,000 parking meters that could potentially be active on sundays. >> that would bring in an extra $18 million per year, enough to save three muni lines. >> other proposals include expanding neighborhood parking permits, increased taxes on offstreet parking in downtown garages, and another idea that circulated in the past is downtown congestion pricing. except after the pandemic, downtown has been slow to recover. tone -- so many proposals out there, why not do something simple like enforce fares? >> we should. fare evasion is a small piece of the problem. even if we had 100% fair

compliance, that would not solve this problem. we need the city to help out. >> the federal stimulus money is that kept muni afloat are expected to run out. they are hoping the state will provide short-term relief funds. if not, the transit agency may have to scale back muni to pandemic levels of service when only 40% of routes were up and running. >> so many people are writing muni and bart right now. we cannot have them fall apart. >> lien melendez, abc7news. liz: good reporting there. still to come, nine victims expected to be ok after a shooting overnight in the mission district. what we know this morning as we wait to hear more information from authorities. air-quality alerts which states -- alerts. which states are dealing with toxic air as fires continue to burn in canada. oh a bird! cute!

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> the laws that protect national defense information are critical to safety and security of the united states and they must be enforced. liz: now it 6:30, indicted on 37 federal counts. the allegations against former president donald trump as he makes his first public appearance today since the indictment. good morning and thanks for joining us. we will get to that in a moment but first let's get another check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla gerard in. shayla: taking a live look outside, temperatures in the 50's so a cool start of the day. it will gradually warm. we saw how the onshore flow so that will continue to keep us

below average throughout the day. looking out into this afternoon, my graphic is a step behind me. you can see the marine layer continues to stick around and we finally have a chance of clearing into the afternoon hours. we will break down your we forecast and take a look at for the week but for now, i will toss it back to you. liz: we continue to follow the overnight shooting out of san francisco's mission district. nine people were shot. all of the victims are expected to be ok. here is what we know. according to san francisco police, the shooting happened after 9:00 last night. at tree avenue and 24th street. police believe this was a targeted incident and they say there is no threat to the public at this time. there is no suspect information as of right now. all of the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital. abc7news spoke to an aide to hillary ronen who lives blocks away from where the shooting happened. he said one of the victims had to undergo surgery last night.

the other victims were treated for nonlife turning injuries. former president donald trump is expected to be back on the campaign trail today one day after the unsealing of a 37 count indictment into his alleged mishandling of classified documents. for the first time, a former u.s. president is facing federal criminal charges, including willful retention of government documents, conspiracy, and obstruction. an a to the former president has also been charged. here's allison caustic with the latest. >> donald trump facing a 37 count indictment, unsealed by the special counsel following an investigation into the former president alleged mishandling of classified records. prosecutors saying in the indictment that trump was personally involved in the willful retention of government records after leaving office and obstructed authorities and urged to retrieve them. the indictment alleges while president trump gathered classified documents and other materials in boxes, including

information regarding defensive weapon capabilities, both the united states -- of both the united states foreign countries, nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the united states, and allies military attack and plans for possible retaliation. in response to a foreign attack. the classified documents allegedly packed into boxes and stored at his private club in mar-a-lago in florida. which hosted events for thousands of guests. the indictment, including images of documents allegedly unsecured in bathroom, a ballroom, and shower. special counsel jack smith saying trump is innocent until proven guilty but also saying the laws apply to everyone. >> our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the united states and they must be enforced. >> the indictment alleges on two separate occasions trump showed

military documents to people who did not have security clearances to see the documents. hours before the charges were revealed, trump was spotted on the golf course at his club in new jersey. he has insisted he has done nothing wrong. >> i am innocent and we will prove that very soundly and hopefully very quickly. >> trump is scheduled for arraignment in miami federal court tuesday. allison caustic, abc news, new york. liz: the four indigenous children who went missing after the rain -- plane crashed in the clump in jungle have been found. a miraculous story that four siblings ages 13, 9, 4, and 11 months were discovered alive after missing for 40 days. the colombian president announced of the news on his twitter account friday. the small plane crashed into the columbia amazon on the first. all three adults including the children's mother and pilate did

not survive. there is air-quality alerts across 20 states right now. smoky air is plaguing major cities as smoke is drifting south of the canadian wildfires. reena roy has the latest. >> from lingering haze in new york city to barely visible bridges in philadelphia, a thick, massive plume of smoke shrouding major cities in america. similar conditions in cleveland, baltimore, and washington, d.c.. -- d.c. a so-called code purple signaling hazardous air quality. >> they told me it was code herbal and i thought it was getting better so we are not even use to this language to deal with this type of air quality. >> poor air quality extending as far south as atlanta and memphis and west as st. louis and indianapolis. in harrisburg, pennsylvania, the air-quality index heading 491 on the one to 500 scale, even worse than new york city's 484 wednesday.

schools in new york city and philadelphia switching to remote learning. parents encouraged to watch for signs of shortness of breath, chest pain, and wheezing. people urged to stay indoors or mask up. >> this is our old friend, one you never want to see perhaps, but this could make a difference. >> the good news is conditions are slowly improving in some areas with winds shifting and smoke starting to move out of the u.s., eventually north to canada. reena roy, abc news, new york. liz: in the south bay, wo is said to start on a long-awaited project to increase blood put to -- protection near san jose. the preration ahead of the work did causeoversy amongthe or advocates. abc7news reporter zach fuentes has more on why officials say it is a matter of public safety. >> these floodwaters in 2017 devastated many san jose neighborhoods and highlighted the need to improve local waterways. this month, valley water starts a flood protection project to keep it from happening.

>> we need to make sure the areas in san jose are protected for potential floodwaters. >> that is what valley water says the coyote creek protection project is set to do. in days, the nine mile stretch will be prepared and construction will start after. >> this is a big project. the first phase will start now and the goal is to have it completed by the fall 2024 and then we begin the second phase and start construction in 2020 five and have that completed by 2027. >> while communication about the project continues, it stirred up controversy. up to 200 on housed people that live along coyote creek had to clear the area. as we forced -- first reported in april, valley water offer to give $4.8 million to do the work. some on housed advocates say the work has to be done and say those living along the creek were not giving proper alternatives. >> they get swept from place to place, broken promises and broken people. >> the city of san jose housing department says it successfully housed a proximally 30 people at an interim housing site.

they add additional housing and shelter opportunities will be based on availability. valley water says the coyote creek flood protection project has to start now because it is tied in with the anderson dam retrofit project underway. >> the timing of these to -- two projects have to meet because if there are any delays in the project, it does not delay the other project. you need to get this done now. >> community meetings for residence impact start tuesday with another planned june 14. zach fuentes, abc7news. liz: today, oakland police department is holding their second annual gun buyback. the gunds event takes surrendered firearms and re-purposes them into tools. anyone who turns in a firearm can receive $300 in gift card. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes until 2:00 p.m. at thy word ministries in oakland. last year, opd collected over 130 firearms and gave way more than $10,000 in gift cards. still ahead, could we soon see the warmest year on record?

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liz: here is a live look outside right now. time is 6:40. the bay is a little gray to start our saturday. an fda advisory panel voted to affirm the alzheimer's drug that shows clinical benefit for treatment of the disease. the move paves the way from the medication to be considered for full fda approval. the medication, a monoclonal antibody, is one of the first drugs that appears to slow the progression of cognitive decline. an fda decision is expected by july 6. the world meteorological organization is projecting we may see the warmest year globally on record in the next five years. what does that mean for the bay area?

especially when it comes to fire season. southbay reported dustin dorsey spoke with experts to find out those answers. >> another day of june gloom across the bay area. temperatures mostly in the 70's, not exactly calm this time of year. -- commonplace this time of year. >> across santa rosa, it can be pretty hot this time of year. i think for various places it is great. for those of us on the coast, it will be nice to see more sunshine. >> those days of sunshine and warmer temperatures could be here before you know it. the world meteorological organization's recently released global climate update from 2020 three to 2027 says it will get hot. with nearly a 100% certainty their experts predict in the next five years earth will see the warmest year on record due to global warming and el niño conditions. >> that means warm ocean temperatures will be closer to the atmosphere and historically we have seen the atmosphere gets

warmer when we have these events. >> eugene cordero says we have seen our temperatures rise steadily over the last few years but this report shows we could see even bigger changes for our bay area weather. >> i would not be surprised to see over the next few summers that we will experience very hot temperature extremes and maybe break records like we've never seen before. >> he says that does not bode well for fire season. our wet winter produced a lot more fuel than in years past and increased fire risk. an executive director says forest management will be key to mitigate that concern. >> that means bringing in prescribed fire, low severity fire, thinning the forest to help them healthier and more akin to what they would have been over 100 years ago before they were logged. >> part is -- martha is

confident this is the best chance our forest has to survive what is to come. dustin dorsey, abc7news. liz: let's get a quick check of the forecast. shayla: good morning. a live look at mount tam, we see the cloud coverage and that is what we are waking up to. i will have your forecast plus when sun could come into the mix next. liz: thanks. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do...

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liz: here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. it can be gray and foggy this morning. sounds like it will clear up later today. to sports, denver takes game for and will lead the nba finals against miami three to one p larry beil talks last night's and more. >> good morning. the denver nuggets need one more win. the nuggets getting a huge game for the pride of aaron gordon

and denver a victory win in the first ever and be a champ in check. game four, they tried to slow down the dynamic duo and low-scoring contest, a buzzer beater, corner three, the heat up by one. trouble for denver in the second quarter as jokic roses ankle here. went to the locker room and did return and did not miss a beat. 27 footer, knocks it down 23 points and this is for the joker, aaron gordon, monster second quarter, nuggets by four at the half. this would be with authority, a couple soul snatching dunks, 20 points and 11 boards. to the third quarter, jokic to gordon, another who, denver is up. more for gordon at the end of the third, three ball corner pocket, the arch ship prodigy with a game-high 27 points. miami gets within seven but they never really made the nuggets

uncomfortable. a turnover, bruce brett had 21 off of the bench, huge, and denver 14 threes, kc p dagger, nuggets victorious 108-95. a three-game to one series lead heading to game five monday on abc seven. >> this is one he to be great for my teammates. i know my teammates need me and just doing it for my brothers. >> i'm ready to win the championship, we have the tools to do it. it has been on our minds for a while so we are locked in and i don't think you gotta overthink it, you are dialed in and ready to win. >> baseball, cubs and giants, e 40 is at the game and seems like he is that every game. bottom of the third, giants, cap by thairo estrada with a double. lamonte wade jr. scores one to nothing giants. bases-loaded for the cubs and nico warner, base hit up the box on the first pitch. suzuki scores, 2-1 cubs.

the giants down to their last cub and strike out. fire up the barbie for the post game meal. a's visiting milwaukee. top of the first, worry on a tripling to the right field corner and asked her release scores and look at the slide by ryan noda. he is safe. noto sneaking his left hand under the tag and that is beautiful. to do nothing athletics. in the fourth, shea l'engle ayers rose out blake perkins, what a tag by jace peterson. a's win five to two on a season high three-game winning streak. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. liz: in san mateo, the 11th annual pride celebration returns in person. this year's theme is free to be me. community members can head to central park in downtown for a fun filled day. the three family-friendly event will include live entertainment, dj, food trucks, vendors, and resources that starts at 11:00

a.m. and goes until 5:00 a.m. let's get another check of the forecast with shayla gerard and. shayla: good morning. cool and cloudy for us but some clearing by this afternoon. you can see the live look outside, a pretty heavy marine layer to start the morning and that will be sticking around even into the early afternoon hours for many of us. those cloudy skies to start the day, temperatures below average again but the good news is it will be a tad warmer than what we saw yesterday. we have also got this, a slight chance of some thunderstorms. into the afternoon hours. not going to see much moisture from the system. heading out the door, a cool start to the day, temperatures in the 50's and a little breeze. most of you seeing wind speeds in the single digits and you can see some of us in fairfield and pittsburgh just starting to see the speeds get into the teens. the winds will be mild to start the morning but, by this afternoon, we see them pick up a tad. we also see a chance of clearing by this afternoon.

here is the marine layer we were talking about a moment ago. cloudy skies to start, that does linger even into the early afternoon hours. here is the slight chance of thunderstorms bear valley, could see some by this afternoon. that sticks into -- into the afternoon hours. not much moisture from the system and that will move quickly. all of this right here, cloudy conditions, cooler temperatures, that is because we have a low-pressure system sitting off of the coast and continuing to keep temperatures below average. they can even give us a drizzle as we start our morning. into tomorrow, the marine layer returns again and, by sunday afternoon, could see more sunshine than today. that is something we will track getting closer. speaking of today, temperatures are not too bad. a bit warmer than yesterday. 74 for you in san jose, some areas going to see more of the sunshine but especially along the coast, half moon bay, upper 50's, coastal communities, beaches, got a hold on to the marine layer into the afternoon

hours. sunset district, a high of 59, 63, low 60's downtown, with a mix of sun and clouds. 78 in sonoma so temperatures will be warmer than what we saw yesterday but we are continuing to see temperatures stick below average. that is not going to last too long. a cool down into early next week. let's pull up the seven-day, so cooler temperatures over the next few days. we gradually cool because of a low-pressure system. once that moves out, temperatures start to warm up again. we are owing to see temperatures about average this time of year. the mix of sun and clouds returns in the afternoon and you can see over the next week the marine layer, the morning fog we know so well is not going anywhere anytime soon. so there is a little sunshine in the afternoon, we just have to get the cloudy mornings. liz: yes we do. thank you. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and

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liz: city of santa clara raise the pride flag over city hall, to celebrate june's pride month. the event included many city leaders including the mayor lisa gilmore who spoke about the event. this was the city of santa clara seventh annual lgbtq plus pride flag raising ceremony. today, juneteenth on the waterfront is being held at ferry terminal plaza on the embarcadero starting at 9:00 a.m. and lasts through 2:00

p.m.. people are encouraged to support local black-owned businesses and to look -- enjoy handcrafted food. admission is free. another vent to keep in mind, the san francisco juneteenth parade that starts at 11:00 a month the intersection of market and spear street a few blocks away from the ferry terminal plaza. new technology is being tested to perform dangerous, underground inspections normally performed by people. engineers call them spot and he is being used to inspect underwater infrastructure at the upper san leandro tunnel. this is part of a collaboration between east bay mud and uc berkeley. spot is equipped with more sensors than a and carries 3d stereo cameras with infrared features. on that topic, check this out, ai food servers could be the new wave for restaurants. they have work shifts in the oakmont senior living facility in sacramento with some thought would be a threat to human servers, they are decreasing the staffs workload.

>> deftly helps keep the attention further servers on the floor so we can do this part back here. liz: instead of replacing human workers, robots are responsible for bringing the food out and investing -- and busing tables. this allows more time to interact with the residence. kitchen staff member's aai servers also takes the pressure off of staffing concerns when a worker calls out. seems like we are living in the future sometimes. let's get a final check of the forecast with shayla. shayla: good morning. nice but cool as we start the morning so deftly got the marine layer sticking around. most of us waking to temperatures in the 50's so if you are headed out the door, it is acute -- it is a cool start, going to be a breeze too but a nice weekend ahead. here is the seven-day forecast, 80's today, gradually cool as we head into the next few days and then look at this, end of the week, a warm comes our way.

overall great conditions to get outside, we've just got cooler mornings to get there. liz: thank you. and thank you for joining us today, she is in for lisa argen. think for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with shayla. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. and we will see you then and have a great day.

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