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what they did last night in the legislature would say, no, we don't want to take that $2 billion reduction because transit, especially in san francisco and los angeles and specifically san francisco, bart is in trouble. and has been since the start of the pandemic last year there was a surplus of

money when the budget proposal was voted on. this year, there's a deficit and lawmakers have had to figure out what to cut. the latest budget proposal had eyed transportation. people have been calling that shortsighted, especially organizations that are working on climate change and having california meet our carbon neutral goals. ridership on public transportation systems like bart are struggling to return to pre-pandemic numbers. but many have said that there's a need to continue investing, especially if the state aims to meet ambitious climate goals in the coming years. a lot of people were very upset that the loss of any kind of public transit funding is going to inhibit that goal or make it very, very difficult for us in the long term. the new deal also provides $1.1 billion of funding over three years, money that state senator scott weiner has been pushing for. it doesn't solve the problem completely. we have more work to do. but this is a big positive start. still, the budget is not finalized, and

by law, california has to have a balanced budget. though the senate and assembly are expected to pass it, it still has to meet governor newsom's approval and soon. in june 15th is a deadline, and lawmakers are probably very, very motivated, as you can imagine, because the law requires them to come up with a budget or they don't get paid in the south bay. zach fuentes, abc seven news, there's a new option to get to the sonoma county airport. smart train launched a micro transit shuttle today that connects the smart airport station to the actual airport that's a mile away. passengers can book the shuttle bus on demand, either in advance or on the spot every day of the week between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m, the shuttle costs $1.50 to ride. oakland fire officials are investigating a fire at a church yesterday morning. the fire happened at 37th street baptist church in west oakland. abc7 news spoke with a pastor of the church. he says it's going to cost about $30,000 to repair the building and pastor w.s. mcclinton believes the congregation simply can't afford

those expenses. he says the church has been around for more than 75 years and it just underwent some remodeling and now this a vital marine research facility is in danger of closing for good. the estuary and ocean science center, operated by san francisco state, is the only one of its kind on the bay. and with funding for the program in jeopardy. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard found students and staff getting creative about how to save it. it's a place where water from the bay is piped in on demand for research and tanks of eelgrass are studied to help buffer sea level rise. we take it out and we plant it in the bay. and we did about three acres of frustration last last week. welcome to a mile long stretch of marin bayfront known as the estuary and ocean science center in tiburon, a 53 acre campus run by san francisco state. for the past 45 years. it's where researchers and students have studied the

changing waters of the bay and pacific. we study almost anything you can think of that affects estuarine and ocean health. so we're interested in water quality. we're interested in reintroduction of sea otters. we care about how crabs are using reef structures because they use them as habitat. given karki is a grad student studying reefs, invasive species and oysters, it's important because we care about oysters. oysters are definitely threatened in san francisco bay, but the center and its 15 resident faculty are at risk of losing, operating funding from the university. this historic site, once a navy facility from the 1940s, could close its doors for good. we really are on a timeline now where we have to develop a fiscal and operational sustainability plan, and that means basically self support. boyer says she needs to come up with about $2 million per year to run the operation and keep the lights on. that means getting creative about fundraising and repurposing historic buildings on site as

part of the fundraising effort could be used to renovate these world war two era navy barracks into affordable housing. they could be leased to graduate students and teachers and firstrillionesponders who can't necessarily afford to live in marin. i'm very confident in our ability to find secure funding sources. many are optimistic money can be raised. the alternative would mean lost research and some students not pursuing careers in ocean science. not having this facility means a lack of that training and lack of that support for our state and federal agencies. boyer and her colleagues are working on a financial proposal which they plan to show university officials this month a final decision. it's expected this summer in tiburon, cornell bernard, abc seven news. still to come, a look at who's spending money and who's saving money. the differences are split by generations. i'm meteorologist sandy patel. cooler than average today, but not for long. we're going to talk about a warmer forecast coming up when abc7 news at 930

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. all right. let's turn now to the weather forecast. still a little bit cooler, but a little warmer than it has been. yeah, that's right. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for what's coming this week. sandhya temperature is trending up and down and we're going to see a change in our pattern. i do want to show you something, though. yes, it has been cooler than average today. anywhere from 1 to 11 degrees below where you should be. yes, it's june 12th, but we're talking about snow in the sierra. granted, it was well above 11,000ft. this is just taking you back the last few hours. crazy stuff. here we go. as we take a look at our reservoir levels, the snow continues to melt and also is feeding some of our reservoirs right now. lake oroville is at 100% of capacity. lake shasta, 97. we are nearing capacity there. and also at san luis reservoir, these are some of the major reservoirs, the last time we saw some of these higher levels was back in 2019. we still have room in some of the

other reservoirs like don pedro and trinity lake and that snow will continue to melt as we are expecting warmer weather in the sierra as well. as we take a look at a live picture from our golden gate bridge camera. it's looking all right. we did have some drizzle and some spotty showers today. santa rosa, 200th of an inch, 100th in napa. not much trace amounts sfo, oakland, but ben lowman and half moon bay picking up 3 to 5 hundredths of an inch. we're going to move on from that pattern. here's a look at those spotty showers and a little bit of drizzle that came through earlier in the day tonight we just have a mix of some clouds and some stars out there. area of low pressure with the wraparound moisture that brought the instability has moved to the east. still seeing a few lightning strikes, though, up in the northeastern portion of the state. they did have numerous thunderstorms and a flood watch earlier tonight. a warmer pattern setting up high pressureh pressure coming in and that means get ready for those temperatures to trend higher live views from our tower cameras from across the bay area showing you some lovely views tonight and as we take a look at

the wind still a little breezy on shore 26 miles an hour, fairfield 20 at rio vista temperatures right now really mild in the 50s and the 60s. here's a live view from our santa cruz camera and a look at the headlines. mostly cloudy skies overnight gradual warming trend this week and temperatures will be rising above average by friday for a change. it's going to be nice tomorrow at 6:30 in the evening in napa when napa high school graduation takes place as the students are getting their diplomas. it's going to be in the sunny skies upper 60s initially and then dropping down to the low 60s. congratulations to all the graduates we go hour by hour tonight and the clouds will fill in here locally in the sierra. we'll see another round of some thunderstorms, but tomorrow morning watch out we will start out with gray skies as we head into the afternoon once again active weather in the mountains as we check out the temperatures for tomorrow morning in the 50s cloud cover will be pretty heavy to start the day, but it'll thin out later in the afternoon around the bay and inland you

are looking at 70s coast side upper 50s to low 60s with some lingering clouds and breezy, but it is going to be a little bit warmer for your tuesday not warm enough for you check out the temperature is wednesday through friday. we're going to go from the low to the mid 80s inland lota mid-60s coast side now, that's what we're talking about. that's the kind of springform. i know some of us have been waiting for and it is going to get a little cooler and breezier. on sunday for father's day, but it should still be nice and then mild for juneteenth. we've just sort of skipped spring. yeah, right, like where did it go? and it's almost there. right well stats show bay area home prices dropped last year, but that may be changing well of that story.

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america shows household spending dropped by 2.2 by excuse me. let me say that again dropped by point to percent last month. got to get that right economist believe it would have been much lower if the boomers weren't pitching in and a national study of home prices recently declared that the bay area has the fastest dropping market values in the whole country remember that but in the east bay prices are actually on their way back up. yeah, here's abc 7 news reporter brinkley with the story. this is the summer of uncertainty uncertainty about interest rates, maybe some uncertainty about homeowners insurance real estate agents.com. put the bay area at the top of their list for fastest dropping real estate values in the nation with san francisco, oakland hayward snagging the top spot and the san jose sunnyvale santa clara region coming in second, but that's a one-year snapshot from the start of 2022 to the start of 2023 drilling into just the last few months show

something different happening. so i wouldn't exactly look at some of these price trends and say that there's a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we've seen price appreciation in many of the communities in the east bay in particular for example in danville the medium detached single-family homes sold for a whopping 2.4 million dollars last summer by january of this year. the median price dropped to 1.6 million now prices have bounced back up over two million fremont has also seen a big jump in median prices for single family homes. richmond is the only community according to the bay east association of realtors where prices are still sliding another twist homeowners are tending to price their home just at or a little below market value leading to some properties now selling for above list price any decrease or even sustained stabilization of interest rates could mean that the fall looks a

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