building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: devastating blow for downtown san francisco. westfield stepping away. kumasi: president to enter a not guilty plea. reggie:

a's await a decision. drew: we do have cloud cover there, it's a cool afternoon out there. here's a live lo are showing you mainly cloudy sky. our marine layer is not as widespread as it was yesterday. temperatures begin in the mid to upper 50's. the afternoon will feature bright conditions. the fog will burn off pretty quickly. by 10:00 a.m., still cloudy. then we will find temperatures similar to yesterday from the

mid-60's to the mid and upper 70's and our warmest spots. reggie: miami is bracing for a large crowd at its federal courthouse, president trump is being arraigned. has increased around miami's federal court it will be at its highest level yet when former president heads inside to face a federal judge on a conservative radio station says that he will plea not guilty, saying i did nothing wrong. planning for up to 50,000 people outside of the federal courthouse. >> we believe in the

constitution and believe people have the right to express themselves but we also believe in law and order. the city of miami a safe and secure. jobina: trump is blaming his indictment on the weaponization of the justice department. he will return to make a speech and fundraiser tonight. abc 7, stay tuned. kumasi: this morning we are expecting a new report on inflation. the consumer price index has risen 4% which is a significant improvement. inflation is still historically high and higher than what the federal reserve wants to see. the federal reserve is expected

to weigh in on interest rates. it's expected to pause for the first time in more than a year. the historic rapid rate hikes of hot unexpected consequences. they blame the collapse of silicon valley and first republic on those banks and ability to adapt to the rates. reggie: the announcement that westfield is giving up its mall in downtown san francisco. it will remain open but city officials are left with another property that needs to be reimagined for the future. ryan curry joins us live from san francisco on what comes next. ryan: francisco's downtown recovery. westfield mall has operated here for 20 years but this announcement says they will no

longer operate this as they transition this back over to its lender. this comes after nordstrom announced it is closing its location in august. other stores like banana republic will be closing their locations in the mall. once the stores close, only about half of the space will be used. sales dropped from 455 million in 2019 to 219 million last year. it will be transferring management over to the lender who will appoint someone new to operate the mall. we spoke with the business times and bay area council who say this is a result of issues the city has been dealing with for a while. >> online shopping was increasing even before the pandemic. >> a lot of the problems we have, we had in similar and different forms for a long time.

ryan: francisco are doing well, it is just downtown that continues to struggle. mayor london breed said in a statement saying this is not surprising. her office has been in contact with westfield for a long time about the future of san francisco and where they stand and they did not have a future long-term in san francisco. they are now focusing on what to do with the future for that site in the future of downtown. kumasi: coming to the start defense an interview on fox news. the governor cited his days lead in business creation and tourism spending and he also pointed to california's fourth-largest

economy in the world. collection of reporting on our apps and on abc 7 news.com. reggie: a's protest against the ownership. they are calling it a reverse boycott. their idea is to pack the coliseum to show that a's have always been rooted in oakland as the owner is eager to get to vegas. >> athletics fans that say seller hot off the press as we inch closer to her reverse boycott. >>

someone who cares about us and the players. >> we will be handing out shirts and merchandise around the coliseum and we urge people to wear the shirts to let the management know that they need to keep this team in oakland. >> bobbleheads as far as the eye can see. along with signatures and memorabilia that would make any a's ventral. it is a different story when it comes to her opinion on ownership. the reason why she will not be going to reverse boycott. >> i will not give them a penny not even for parking. it's sad because i miss them. >> had dana wanted to go she would have dozens of not hundreds of items she could wear.

this stuff for this stuff and she says she is holding strong to her beliefs. >> is down to the dollar, that's all they care about. i can't spend our hard earned money. >> that's saying a lot for someone who has a cardboard cutout of herself in the stands and someone who recently attended 40 games a year. she is hoping for a team sale but is prepared for a possible move. >> i still support them. i still love them. the next tattoos i get will be tears of the move but hopefully not. drew: san jose. it is

below average for another day. we are in the 60's and anywhere from t below average for june. here is live doppler seven, this upper level low is pushing off to the east. a ridge of high pressure will move in. starting tomorrow and through the end of the week that will usher in a warming trend. by the weekend we will have temperatures close to average. cloudy from our san rafael camera. the morning clouds within throughout the morning. those temperatures in the 50's around the coast, and our warmest spots in. we have good air quality, clouds to sunshine. in looking at the three day forecast we will start to see a warming trend as the high pressure slowly builds and from the west.

by thursday, we will have temperatures in the 70's and 80's away from the coast. we will have warmer weather by the weekend. jobina: good morning we have a high wind advisory for the altamont pass. your commute is looking clear this morning. a life picture in those headlights traveling westbound at the san mateo bridge. everything is moving at the limit. no blocking issues, tracy to dublin you are looking at 48 minutes. reggie: the reason first dr. jill biden will be in the area. kumasi: after four decades hosting wheels fortune pat sajak retires. reggie:

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reggie: even though we had a wet

winter most californians did not conserve the amount of water the state wanted us to. it looks like we are well short of the drought in order to conserve water. californians were asked to cut water use by 50%. since that request, water was actually saved statewide. residents in our region conserve the most. the bay area kumasi: the california department of corrections is staging controlled burns through thursday at a medical facility at the state prison there. it will provide training for local fire agencies taking part. iconic game show host, pat is announcing his retirement. reggie: he has hosted wheel of

fortune for four decades. here is andrew dymburt. andrew: pat sajak is last spin of the wheel. 76-year-old announcing his retirement saying that time is come. our 44 season will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride. he got his start in radio in chicago, he worked on armed forces radio and then took a job as a weatherman and nashville. but it was in 1991 wherein he got the start -- got the job that would make him a star taking over wheel of fortune. please do not adjust your at home. a year later, vanna white joined his host. in 1983 the nighttime versi launched in over 40 years pat

and vanna were crowned tv royalty. >> he was in every man. he was funny, quick. a little bit of smart and sarcasm but not too much. >> a lot of shows dark and we are an antidote to that. andrew: replacing him will not be easy. vanna has filled in for him in the past. >> one of the things people could identify with, you can see his frustration. to keep the spotlight on the contestants. >> when those three players are out there, that's their only show and you want to make them feel like show one or two and not 7000. >> he will stay on as a

consultant for the show. reggie: you can watch wheel of fortune every weeknight on abc 7. kumasi: that is s do you remember in 2019 came to the bay area and i got to meet them? they are so cool and engaging. down to earth. people were popping out of the woodwork, every place we went. he will be so missed by so many people who love him and that show. reggie: that show in jeopardy are still extremely popular. drew: is that my future? he was a weatherman? kumasi: don't try to leave us. drew: let's go to san jose. we have clear skies and southbay but clouds over the north in the city. morning clouds giving way to

sunshine. below average temperatures through the afternoon and then we will have a gradual warming trend getting underway with heat centers risin highest of days, cool for gin this afternoon. mid and upper 70's for the southbay, midday. cooler along the coast. we're are getting closer to average in the north bay buckle for this time of year in the 70's for the most part. 68 oakland, 73 union lend we will be in the upper 70's. we will have clouds move in back tonight with temperatures falling into the 50's. tomorrow, we will find that warming trend getting underway. thursday, friday

those temperatures well into the 80's and our warmest spots. that is typically where we should be this time of year. that continues into saturday as well. here is the accuweather forecast. we will see that warming trend moving in and by friday, saturday it is looking lovely across the entire region. father's day, a little breezy and cool. jobina: good morning every we will zoom in to ben highway nine at shadow road will be closed through june 26. elsewhere, we are looking great in terms of the commute. the richmond-san rafael bridge is clear. in walnut creek 680, things are at the limit.

we have winter advisories for the venetian and altamont pass. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: public transport may have been saved from financial ruin. the billion dollar bailout that could be approved this year. kumasi:

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to feel clean, dry, and fresh... it takes poise. kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. former president donald trump will be arranged in a miami courtroom. trump says he will plead not guilty to mishandling of classified documents. reggie: another major change coming to downtown san francisco, westfield is turning over management to the lender. mayor breed says it will continue to operate until a new owner is found. kumasi: the denver nuggets been marred by violence. nine people were shot as they partied in the streets a the gunman was also shot. reggie: a's fan will have a

reverse boycott. they will wear sell the team rather than move to vegas. drew: number five we have sunny skies, a cool june day with temperatures above average by 4:00 p.m.. jobina: things are looking great as we bring you this live picture from oakland. those head lights are southbound. reggie: the city council will vote on the budget which includes funds for police, fire and paramedics and to fulfill a budget deficit for the next two years. kumasi: dr. jill biden is making an appearance in the bay area. she will do some fundraising events and had to pier 27 the topic of that event,

breaking the cycle of gun violence in america. the return of the rotary the one small issue younger buyers are running into purchasing them. >> thousands are expected to rally outside miami federal court where president trump is set to face arraignment. on how miami is preparing. reggie: a live look outside at the airport at 5:24. we are sticking with the story here on our 24/7 livestream. after months of uncertainty they are seeing signs of progress. every day we are building toward something better, a better bay area.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: preparing to face a federal judge just hours from now. kumasi: commuter nightmare on interstate 95 in philadelphia where a truck carrying oil flipped and caught on fire. reggie: the latest blow to san francisco's downtown, the operator of westfield mall calling it quits and what the mayor says he's to happen next. drew: we have a fair amount of cloud overhead but in the south bay we are dealing with cool temperatures. we are in the mid to upper 50's as you head out the door on your

tuesday. here is future weather, see that cloud breakdown faster than yesterday? we have bright sunshine in the east bay, southbay and along the peninsula. later on this afternoon we will find those clouds breaking down but temperatures are on the cool side for june average. we will be in the mid 60's to mid 70's. warmer weather moves and by the end of the week. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are starting with the live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. you have a clear commute. here is the view from san jose, no blocking issues. our only advisory reference to the wind through the altamont pass.

from tracy to dublin to 52 minutes. kumasi: donald trump is hours away from facing a federal judge. crowds are expected outside his federal courthouse. the former president says he plans to plead not guilty to 37 counts of how he handled documents. justin finch is live in miami. here. we are seeing supporters of president trump and the media and spectators are here. security has been high for days and will only get higher in just a matter of hours when former president trump goes inside to face a judge this afternoon. in

moment. former president donald trump is ordered to appear for his arraignment in the classified records investigation. the first american president to face criminal charges. appearing on conservative radio he said he will plead not guilty. >> i didn't do anything wrong. i did nothing wrong. there is no criminality here. justin: the city of expecting people to rally outside of the courthouse. >> i want to ensure the public we are ready. >> if we see there are opposing parties we will make sure they are separated. justin: president insist he has done nothing wrong blaming his indictment special counsel jack smith sweeping 49 page indictment alleges trump handled national defense information at his home

in resort after leaving office. some documents found in boxes stashed in the ball room, bathroom and storage room. information r and weapons capabilities of both the united states and foreign countries. united states nuclear programs and plans for a possible retaliation response to a foreign attack. trump's rivals are weighing in. >> if this indictment is true, if what it says is actually the case. president trump was incredibly reckless. >> this is vanity run amok. everyone is blaming the prosecutors. he did it. it is his conduct. just: no cameras allowed in the courtroom but we will get a transcript and once this is over he will travel back to new jersey where he will host a

fundraiser this evening. in miami i am justin finch. reggie: san francisco officials are starting to figure out what is next for the westfield mall. the mall's operator announced it is giving up control as the occupancy continues to drop. ryan curry choices live with what mayor london breed is saying. ryan: mayor london breed gave this statement, she and her office are moving past this saying they are focused on what to do with the future of the site moving forward. for right now, operations of the mall are ongoing. talks with westfield have pointed to the conclusion that eventually, they would lead to a future where they are no longer operating in san francisco. they will soon only have half the retail space being used.

other stores like ba republic will soon be closing. sales dropped from 450 million in 2019 to 298 million in september last year. they will be transferring management to someone new to operate the mall handing it back over to its current lender. we spoke with the bay area council saying that downtown continues to struggle but does not reflect the rest of the city which they say is doing well in the recovery. >> the outline are doing incredible. people are dining, moving about in it feels very viable. ryan: that other properties including their mall and san jose have seen sales increase. london breed promised they would

continue to look at the future of the site speaking with developers and focusing on the future of what it could mean for downtown san francisco going forward. kumasi: will be handed out. all of those shirts a cell. it's a message to the team owner , they are urging him to sell to someone who will keep the a's to las vegas. they will pack the coliseum to show that a's have always bee rooted in oakland. the first page is at 7:40. the las vegas ballpark proposal appears to be stalling. there were more delays yesterday as the return to special session to it address the funding bill. they are asking the state put $380 million up to stadium.

gloria: expected to have an informational presentation about the public funding for the oakland a's stadium. they showed up for less than five minutes yesterday to take role and went back to recess. the proposal is for a brand-new 30,000 baseball stadium for the oakland a's to be built in las vegas. they are trying to figure out who will pay for it and how during an ongoing special session senators have been frustrated about the funding bill that proposes the state cover 380 million of the cost. abc 7 talked to a c about the proceeding so far. >> the nevada department of transportation is sorting out

what their following of this project will be. they haven't tropicana site will be where will be. they are continuing to bait behind the scenes. gloria: the department of transportation submitted a memo saying the fiscal impact could not be determined because a final site has not been identified and if the proposed site remains at the current location they do not anticipate a physical effect. it is scheduled to meet at 9:15. we will keep you updated on the latest. reggie: now to a warning about the u.s. supply chain after a tanker truck crash led to a collapse of an overpass. jobina: the american t

association said disruptions are likely to have significant impacts on the supply chain up to 9% of vehicles passing through that section of highway are commercial trucks which phase lengthy detours on although the bridge was listed in good condition it appears the exposed steel beneath the bridge could not hold up to the fierce flames burning up to 1800 degrees. demolition is expected to be done in five days but rebuilding it could take months. the truck was carrying 85 gallons of gasoline. >> the traffic trailer was trying to navigate the curve, lost control of the vehicle, landed on its side punctured the tank. >> human remains were found in the wreckage. family members confirm the driver was killed was

53-year-old nathaniel moody who leasable behind a girlfriend and young daughter. reggie: are you in the market to buy a home? statistics show big price drops across the area. drew: we are taking a look at the month of june, specifically in san jose. so far, for much of the month we have had temperatures below average. the only time we saw above average temperatures is the first weekend of june on the third and fourth we hit 80 degrees. besides that, it is been a cool month not only in san jose but across the region. here a live look outside. our morning marine layer is with us. your daytime highs are in the first column. the middle column is where we land in the middle of june.

we are anywhere between 2-7 degrees below average. this area of low pressure is affecting the areas whether which is pushing off to the east allowing a ridge of high pressure to build in and that will bring about a warming trend . you will feel that on friday and saturday. it is mostly sunny by 4:00 p.m. with temperatures in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. looking at the three day forecast he will see those below average temperatures but the warming trend hits us midweek week and by thursday, it will feel nice inland. that warming trend continu as we head into the weekend.

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realtor.com says fears of discrimination in the home buying process remain in the lgbtq community. over half they would be unsure of buying a home if they felt they were unaccepted in the community. >> i don't want to be discriminated against. we want to be comfortable in our neighborhood. we want to be happy, accepted. we will be good neighbors. it's not about pushing our lifestyle and anyone else. reggie: for many, it's important to have the right person guiding them through this process. this realtor is openly gay a been selling for two decades. kumasi: the bay fastest dropping market values in the country according to a national study of home prices. on the east bay they are back

up. the bay area is at the top of its list for fastest dropping real estate values in the nation. san francisco, oakland and hayward got the first spot. san jose and sunnyvale is number two. drilling int months show something different happening. >> i would look at some of these price trends to say there is a fire sale for real estate. we have seen price depreciation in many communities in the east bay. kumasi: in danville, the detached homes sold for 2.4 million and by january that dropped to 1.6 million. it has bounced back up to 2 million. fremont has seen a big jump for single-family homes. the san jose city council will

vote on the mayor's budget plan. the city is prepared to handle the protected budget deficit. >> we are projecting an 18 point eight deficit. we are setting aside the 35 million surplus 18.8 million sub plug that projects and hold year. >> the mayor's office issued a statement tha urgent investments in police, fire and emts and addresses the homelessness crisis. reggie: lawmakers only have a few days left to finish the budget, it looks like some major because the should've gone to a public transportation won't be. they made a deal bringing back 2 billion in funding.

ridership has been struggling to return to pre-pandemic returns. there is a need to continue investing if the state wants to meet ambitious climate goals. >> it doesn't solve the problem completely but this is a big positive start. reggie: the budget is not final yet and by law, california has to have a balanced budget. kumasi: a broad range of groups is joining together to attack homelessness. it's a nonprofit that represents county governments and it is partnering in support of the at-home plan. they want the upcoming state budget to make a budget for it. >> without clear responsibilities aligned to ongoing funding we will continue to fail. >> in santa clara we have protested some of the at-home

solutions and we know that they were. -- they work. kumasi: is made of six pillars including more housing and better services of those who are experiencing helplessness. reggie: the back. they are selling the retro phones with the cords included and they are becoming a hot commodity. some people born after the 80's have never used these phones. there are specific directions on how to operate the dial. as someone who grew up with this, there is no nostalgia for me at all. kumasi: i had one my grandmother's house. reggie: when you at the all metal thing at the end and it takes forever to dial.

tethered. jobina: i actually don't even know how to use it. you press it and then rotated? drew: it influenced area codes, they have lower numbers so it would take less energy. jobina: are you serious? drew: completely. reggie: did you used to work for the phone company? drew: in chicago is 312. the most populated areas had nines.

kumasi: eight. reggie: because you had time. jobina: long time you didn't have to use the 502. drew: that was a big change, now you have to use all nine digits. i still remember my best friend's phone number. they don't have it anymore but i could call it. jobina: drew: and then you would have an address book. it is mostly cloudy out we will find sunshine breaking out with the gradual warming trend by the end of the week.

air quality. we will be in the mid-70's from the most part along the peninsula. downtown coast with the breeze on shore. in the north bay, than yesterday but still cool for this time of year. the east inland we will get into the 70's. overnight tonight dropping into the 50's with the marine they are coming back. the warming trend starts tomorrow and continues thursday and friday. here is for the next seven days. cool for june today before we start to introduce those warmer temperatures through the end of the week.

for father's bit cooler but still nice for juneteenth on monday. jobina: good morning everyone, we are getting a new report from the chp of a hit and run involving injuries on westbound 80. i wanted to bring back our picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a live look. san clear if you're traveling to the north bay. we will end here with the new round of drive times. southbound 101 you have a slight slow down, around 60 minutes. and now we have a slow down antioch to concorde at 22 minutes. reggie: the latest poll showing how many california voters want

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>> after 47 years the denver nuggets can call themselves mba championships. >> all the work and sacrifice culminated in us winning a championship. reggie: the denver nuggets winning their first nba title in five games over the miami heat. the heat defied the finals. their quest for history was no match for denver's dominance all series song.

nicholas don't check the m.v.p.. kumasi: >> in this gma first do something this dramatic change you? >> former in fl running back was known for his strength and speed of five months ago on a family trip that stamina would be put to the ultimate test as a rip current pulled his son and niece away from shore. he jumped in for a rescue that nearly claim disowned life. >> the scariest point was when i swam to my son and i had to swim past them to get to my knees. >> i knew i had to get to camille first, as i swim past my

son, she starts freaking out. peyton hillis tells his harrowing story to michael strahan. drew: exercise this morning we have cloud cover early on. you can see the marine layer will try to break down pretty early and by 9:00 we should see brighter skies with temperatures warming into the 60's. here is that cloud cover from south beach, we have mainly clear skies already in the south bay. the marine layer is not totally overcast. sunshine later on this afternoon. mostly sunny with those temperatures cooler along the coast. england will go into the mid and upper 70's. good air quality today, tomorrow

and through the weekend. we will see 64 in the san jose, mid and upper 70's inland. kumasi: an incredible way stanford baseball team advanced of the finals. reggie: montana to lawsuit over the environment. kumasi: elizabeth holmes says she can't afford the restitution she owes to victims. reggie: we will be right back.

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