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mass protests outside the courthouse. reggie: westfield is giving up the downtown san francisco mall. what city leaders are saying about the future of that space. kumasi: an emergency slider deploys while dozens of people are waiting on the tarmac. one person says it sounded like a bomb went off on board. reggie: between the door someone opened on the plane a couple weeks ago and now this light -- and now this. this is why daddy needs a drink. drew: at least this was on the ground. kumasi: with a check of our forecast is drew. drew: bright skies this afternoon and temperatures still struggling to reach those average high's this time of the year. we are starting our day in the mid and upper 50's, a light layer needed. the sun is up. you see the marine layer close

to the surface. we have mainly clear skies in the south bay but for a lot of us, we are dealing with the cloud cover. breaking down for brothers skies and then this afternoon we see mostly sunny conditions but temperatures two to seven degrees below average this time of the year. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we are going to zoom into ben lomond. you can see the purple area circled in red marking that closure due to construction. this is because of an earlier landslide. highway nine will be closed through june 26. use glen arbor road as a detour. we block this -- we brought this to you yesterday. people continue to remind you. and life picture to golden gate bridge. it is going to be coded as the bay bridge told lights came on. traffic is into the -- so far. reggie: we start with one of the

most clicked on stories on abc7news.com, the announcement that westfield is giving up its mall in downtown san francisco. the mall will remain open for now. city officials are left with another property that needs to be reimagined for the future. ryan joins us live from san francisco with more. r to downtown san francisco and its recovery. mayor london breed and her staff told abc7news they are already moving forward about what possibly to do with the future of that site. right now it is business as usual at the westfield mall. she hinted at the fact they have had talks with westfield mall knowing they were potentially going to leave the city and now that news has come to light. westfield has operated the mall for 20 years but lately they have been faced with challenges in the city saying they have

left to a massive drop off in sales. with the announcement of recent closures, on behalf of half of the retail space will be used. westfield will be transferring management to the shopping center and to his lender who will appoint someone new to operate the mall. abc7 spoke wit francisco times and the bay area council who said this is the result of issues the city has been dealing with. >> online shopping was increasing prior to the pandemic and that was accelerated. >> a lot of the problems we have today we have had in similar and different forms for a long time. >> other neighborhoods -- ryan: other neighborhoods in san francisco continue to do well. it is just downtown that continues to struggle. there are stores operating out of westfield mall right now and there are safety protocols in place. they will continue to stay the same.

large crowds. supporters of donald trump and protesters are expected to be there for his arraignment. mr. trump: he will plead not guilty to 37 criminal counts due to his holding of presidential records and refusal to return them. jobina: security has increased around the miami court and it will be at its highest level when president trump heads inside to face a federal judge. trump he will plead not guilty. he said "i didn't do anything wrong. it is not even a criminal event." miami city officials are planning for up to 50,000 people to rally outside of the courthouse. >> we obviously believe in the constitution and people should have the right to express themselves.

we also believe in line order. >> we have been planning and preparing to ensure the city of miami is safe and secure. jobina: trump is blooming his indictment on the so-called weaponization of the justice department under president biden. after his court appearance, he will return to his jersey golf club to make a speech and attend a fundraiser. the arraignment is set for noon. abc7news will have live coverage right here on abc7 and wherever you stream. reggie: a's fans are hoping for a packed house. they are gearing up for a hometown protest against the leadership, calling a reverse boycott. they will be handing out shirts urging con edison to sell the team to someone who will keep the a's in oakland. >> they need to stop it, sell the team to somebody who cares about us and about the players. >> we will be handing out shirts

in b lot and around the coliseum. we encourage fans to wear those two that major league baseball no they need to keep this team in oakland. reggie: first pitch is at 6:20 tonight. kumasi: the man accused of killing bob lee will be back in court. this will be the first time he will be facing a judge with his new legal team. his new lawyers are for the based. today's appearance is a preliminary hearing where the judge could set a trial date. he has already pleaded not guilty. reggie: a championship celebration for the nuggets turned violent. nine people were shot in downtown denver after most of the crowds dispersed. denver police say four victims went to the hospital, three are critically injured. one of the suspects was also shocked and is expected to survive.

that person is in custody. multiple shots were fired as people got into some sort of altercation. what may have started that altercation is unclear. reggie: governor -- kumasi: governor newsom is coming to the defense of -- during an interview on fox news. he tweeted this. he cited tourism spending. governor newsom pointed to california's fourth largest economy in the world. elizabeth holmes says she won't be able to pay back the people she owes. reggie: an emergency slide deploys while dozens of passengers are still on board on the roadway. drew: look at temperatures later on today, another below-average afternoon. your daytime highs later today. here are our average high's, anywhere from two to seven degrees below average. warmer weather moves in.

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kumasi: a delta airlines employee was injured over the weekend when an emergency slide unexpectedly deployed. the flame ashley plane was flying from jfk to lax -- flying from jfk to lax. while the plan was on the tarmac, the slide deployed. a crewmember had to be taken to the hospital. passengers were put on another plane ticket to l.a.. delta is investigating. kumasi: let's -- drew: let's look at live or seven with satellite still under an influence of an area of low pressure. that lo pushes off to the east and a ridge of high pressure move in by the end of the week

and we will have two actors above average for this time of year. today it is about the cloud pulling back to the coast as the morning goes on. this afternoon, mandy sunny , but temperatures are still cool for june. good air quality, 60 and oakland. 64 in the city. 52 in napa. 75 in seven is -- 75 in san jose. looking at the 3d forecast, a gradual warming trend gets underway starting tomorrow. by thursday, we are in the 70's and 80's away from the coast and the warming trend continues into the weekend. kumasi: you might see as you are crossing the bay bridge. janelle monae is in the bay area today. how you can see her and why she is here. we are taking a live look outside. it doesn't care if it's girl's night...

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kumasi: san jose's department is working to improve street safety as the city has seen its 21st at the crash. a man was hit while crossing the street yesterday morning. officers say the man was moving slowly outside of a crosswalk when hit. people who live in this area say this road is dangerous for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. >> i have a daughter so i have to protect her. when i see this happening think about my daughter. i think about the safety of her and other people. kumasi: the city is planning

permanent and temporary measures just steps from where the crash happened. the plan includes a raised speedbump like crosswalk at jackson and mickey and a fee -- and events to prevent jaywalking. attorneys for elizabeth holmes say she would be able to afford restitution payments when she is released from prison. her and her former business partner were ordered to pay more than $452 million in restitution. lawyers say she won't be able to afford $250 a month. experts say it is common for money to never be paid out in full but courts will look for ways to pay some of it. reggie: a unique motion restoration effort is getting underway. the goal is to rescue call-up. -- rescue kelp. it started with a shift in the marin department -- marine environment. it killed off predators such as

the sea star. that caused an explosion of th population. >> keklp loss has been a devastating. the scale of loss is incredible, over 90% since 2014. reggie: experts are growing their own kelp colonies which they hope to reduce. local divers are hoping to pluck the urchins and planted the kelp. other strategies included divers planting bags filled with spores and even gluing small platforms directly to the underwater reef. work is scheduled to ramp up over the summer. reggie: -- kumasi: dr. biden is making an appearance in the bay area. she will first attend fundraising events for president biden and then head to the embarcadero. the topic on that is breaking the cycle of gun violence. reggie: a groundbreaking climate

change trial is taking place in montana. young residents say state officials violated their right to a healthy environment. 16 people are arguing the allegiance to fossil fuels endangers their health and livelihood and threatens future generations. a lawyer says montana produces minuscule emissions. the case is the first of dozens of losses to reach trial. experts say it could set legal precedent across the country but is not likely to spur policy changes. kumasi: to meet janelle monae. she will be in amoeba music. she will be signing her new album. store space is very limited. you can get a wristband if you buy her album. she will be back this summer to perform at outside lands and again in october for a show. reggie: that is really cool.

janelle monae has come a long way since i saw her once at the whole foods in atlanta. drew: shopping? reggie: she was at the checkout. i did not bother her but it was cool to see her. i saw her once at the fox theater performing with big boi. jobina: that was good. reggie: it was a really good show. jobina: she is a good performer. was it the oscars she opened up? remember that? she was really good. drew: we have clouds out there, we will see cooler temperatures today. quite a warming trend hitting us. that is santa cruz you see on your screen. a gradual warming trend by the end of the week. friday and saturday, those are

your days if you want warmer weather. highs today starting in the south bay with sunshine this afternoon. we already have sunshine in the south bay. we will go to the mid and upper 70's by for you -- upper 70's by 4:00 p.m.. cooler along the coast. 59 for daly city. the north bay, warmer than yesterday but still cool. mainly in the low 70's. the east bay, because given way to brighter conditions. 66 in berkeley, 68 in san leandro. this time of the year we are typically in the 80's. we will stay in the mid and upper 70's. we will find a lee merritt coming back, temperatures dropping into the 50's. as we look at future track, a gradual warming trend starts tomorrow and continues thursday into friday. by friday, temperatures are close to average and that does continue for saturday.

cool for joe this afternoon. a warming trend begins here midweek, continuing through friday. friday is looking very nice. spring warmth does continue into saturday. father's day, it is cooler, little breezy, but still nice. jobina: we are crash reported in bay point between a motorcycle and one other vehicle. emergency crews have been called to the scene so expect your speeds to be under the limit as you travel westbound through antioch, pittsburgh, and bay point. once you make it to the crash site, it clears. the san mateo bridge here beginning to fill in for people traveling westbound. we will keep coming back to the toll plaza because this is our busy stretch. i was telling you how that crashes affecting the drivetimes on highway four. antioch to concord, that right has increased to 33 minutes. kumasi: now we are checking in

with ginger who is coming up live on "gma." reggie: good morning, ginger. >> elitist on the story we have been covering, the indictment of former president trump. he is preparing to turn himself in and we are live in south florida. the latest on the disaster on i-95. it is fascinating for anything for the supply chain on the east coast. we are learning new details about how it happened. michael has got an interview with peyton hillis sharing his story for the first time after he saved his young son and niece from a rip current that nearly cost him his life. history of the nba finals, the nuggets winning their first nba title last night. we are hearing from some of the star players and i learned this is the longest a franchise waited to win, 47 years.

reggie: i love any underdog. come through. >> right? now i hear other people saying they're going to win for the next three years. maybe they deserve that. reggie: the golden warriors have something to say here. kumasi: we have something here on market street, ginger. reggie: we have had a lot of championships here, we would not mind more. >> bring it on. reggie: we are the anti-underdog. we will see you at 7:00.

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reggie: annual report has been released on inflation and it shows the consumer price index rose. that is any improvement from the 9.1% increase in june last year. prices were up .1% last month compared to april which is in line with expectation.

inflation is still historically high and higher than what the federal reserve wants. tomorrow the federal reserve is excited to weigh in on interest rates. the fed is excited to rate hikes for the first time in more than a year. some believe the rate hikes have had unexpected consequences. some analysts blamed the collapse of silicon valley bank and first republic bank on their inability to adapt to the higher rates. san jose state university's human rights institute will release its silicon valley pain index. if silicon valley were a nation, it would be deemed politically unstable. the institute says the report will highlight the persistent inequalities talking about overdoses, evictions, overdoses, and a narrow concentration of wealth. you can visit a monument on -- island.

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federal charges. we will take you live to miami with what to expect to happen today. kumasi: a's fans planning pack the coliseum tonight with one word to the team's owners, cell. reggie: more people once dianne feinstein to resign. new polls show how much support she is losing. kumasi: it is tuesday june 13. reggie: first we are going to look at the weather. drew: a bright afternoon on the way, but temperatures are still cool as we head towards 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. we are starting a typical, mid upper 50's as we begin your tuesday. we go outside, a live look at our south beach camera. we have those clouds up above here. parts of the south bay already sunny. we have clouds, the marine layer to start our tuesday. as we go throughout the day, we find those clouds thinning, brighter sunshine.

today is still below average when it comes to her temperatures. we do have warmer weather and in the forecast. we will show you that in a few minutes. jobina: we have a couple of crashes to talk about that are going to impact your drive time's. starting and a bit point before bailey road, certainly impacting the westbound for commute -- westbound four commute. that is a crash involving a motorcyclist. emergency crews have been called out. one lane is blocked on westbound 580. this is going to be in dublin. we are bringing in these drive times. proceed to is affected by that trash -- by that crash. antioch to concord, 36 minutes. kumasi: former president trump will be arraigned on 37 federal counts with connection to the handling of classified documents after he left office. he is expected to plead not guilty and security has stepped

up in south florida. justin finch is joining us live outside the courthouse. >> we arriving here outside the miami federal courthouse where in a matter of hours former president trump will face a federal judge in that history agreement. security here has been high for days. it will reach its highest level this afternoon. in miami, an unprecedented moment in u.s. history. former president donald trump order to appear for his arraignment in the mar-a-lago classified documents investigation. the first current or former american president to face criminal charges. mr. trump: he will plead not guilty. -- mr. cap says i did not do anything -- mr. mr. trump:. i did not do anything wrong. there is no criminality here. reporter: the city is now

planning to rally outside of the courthouse. >> we want to ensure the public that we are ready. >> if we begin to see there are opposing parties, we will make sure they are separated. reporter: trump has insisted he has done nothing wrong, blaming his indictment on the work that is asian of the justice department -- of the weaponization of the justice department under president biden. mr. mr. trump: this is a tragedy of justice. reporter: indictment alleges trump kept -- knowingly kept classified information at his home after leaving office. some documents allegedly found in boxes. the records include information regarding defense and weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, u.s. nuclear programs, vulnerabilities of the u.s. and its allies to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack.

trump's rivals weighing in. >> if this indictment is true, if what it says is the case, president trump was incredibly reckless. >> this is a vanity run,. run amok -- vanity reporter: we will see trump this evening as he gives remarks at his jersey golf club. justin finch, abc7 news. kumasi: stay with us throughout the day. the former president will be arraigned around noon on the west coast and abc news is planning on doing live coverage. you can watch it live right here on abc7 and wherever you stream. 7000 shirts made by oakland a's fans will be handed out at the oakland coliseum and all of the shirts say one word, sell.

that is a message to john fisher. fans are urging him to sell the team to someone who will keep the is -- keep the oakland a's in oakland. they are planning to pack the coliseum to show thata' a's have always been rooted in oakland. reggie: the las vegas ballpark proposal appears to be stolen again. there were waterways as lawmakers returned to the special session to discuss the stadium funding bill. a's are asking to put million to finance a new stadium. gloria rodriguez is in the studio with what is happening today. lawyer -- gloria: the assembly is expected to have an informational presentation about the funding for the proposed stadium in las vegas. five minutes to take roll and

went back to recess. the proposal is for a new 30,000 seat baseball stadium for the oakland a's to be built in las vegas. it would be cost of $1.5 -- it would be costing $1.5 billion. senators have been frustrated and concerned about the flamingo -- and the funding bill. abc7 talked to a los angeles - las vegas review columnist about the proceedings. >> the nevada department of transportation is still sorting out what their involvement will be in this project. they have not identified in the tropicana strip site for the stadium. we are eager to know where the votes are. i think our state lawmakers are frankly assembling their thoughts and reading through.

= -- ryan: department of transportation said a physical -- cannot be determined because a physical site has not been identified. if it remains at the current location, in. does not expect a physical effect. we will keep you updated on this. kumasi: vandals hav targeted the home of mayor london breed. according to our news partner, the ss standard, the messages criticize her and the d.a. over how they responded to the killing of paygo brown -- blanco brown. brown was shot and killed by his agree to guard. jenkins decided to not charge the security guard. reggie: police are investigating

a church fire in west oakland. it started at 37th street baptist church. abc7 news spoke with the pastor who set the fire caused about $30,000 worth of damage. the pastor says the church has been around for more than 75 years but recently had remodeling done. >> we are a small congregation. we don't have the money reggie: that is hard to see. fire officials are still investigating that. kumasi: most californians senator dianne feinstein to resign. new pulling from emerson college suggests 63% of voters senator to leave the office and older voters were more likely than young voters to feel this way. dianne feinstein has a 22% approval rating. 48% disapprove of the job she is

doing. when asked who they would support for her seat, 47% were undecided. adam schiff and katie porter hadley has numbers in that question. reggie: the unbelievable way the stanford cardinals won to advance to the college world series. kumasi: you're looking live at the big board -- we will tell you anymore and it -- in a minute how they are doing. reggie: the server not letting a disability impact her dream. stay with us on the bay area streaming app for abc7@7. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app now. drew: looking at our temperatures so far this month, in san jose it has been a chilly month. much of the month featuring below average temperatures. the only time we are above average, the first weekend of june. we reached a nice warm high of 80 degrees.

since then, the trend has been cooler than average and that continues not only in the south bay but across the entire region. here is a live look outside. we have a marine layer below. your daytime highs in first column, the middle column is where we typically sit on the stay in june. two to seven degrees below average for this time of the year. the reason why, low pressure is still influencing our weather. keeping us cool today. that will slowly push off to the east over the next couple of days, allowing a range of high pressure to build in by the end of the week. that will allow a gradual woman trend to hit us starting tomorrow. outside former senators a camera, seeing that sunshine breaking to the cloud cover. the clouds will thin through the morning. temperatures on the cool side for the month of june. 60's and 70's by 4:00 p.m. the gradual warming trend gets underway and continues into

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kumasi: now to a warning about the u.s. supply train after --

supply chain after a tanker crash led to the collapse of a bridge on sunday. jobina: the american trucking associations as disruptions of likely to have significant impacts on the supply chain, sync up to 9% of vehicles passing through that section of highway in philly are commercial trucks which face the detours. experts say all of the bridge was listed in good condition, it appears the exposed stee not hold up to those fears frames burning up to 800 degrees. -- 1800 degrees. demolition is to be done but rebuilding could take months. the truck was carrying up to 8500 gallons of gasoline. >> the tractor trying to navigate the curve, lost control of the vehicle, landed on its side, ruptured the tank and ignited the fire. jobina: human remains were found

in the wreckage. the driver who was killed was 53-year-old nathaniel moody. he leaves behind a girlfriend and young daughter. kumasi: we are learning about the effort to save a research facility in danger of closing. we told you about this yesterday. the ocean science upper to buy san francisco state is the only one of its kind in the bay area with funding for the program in jeopardy. students and staff are getting creative about how to save it. report water from the bay is piped in on-demand for research. tanks of grass are studied to help buffer sea level rise. >> replanted and we did about three acres last week. reporter: welcome to a mile-long stretch known as the estuary and oceanside center.

a 53 acre campus run by san francisco state. it is where researchers and students have studied the change of waters of the bay. >> we study almost anything you can think of that affects ocean health. we are interested in water quality, the introduction of sea otters. >> we care about how crabs use structures as habitat. reporter: -- is a grab student -- a grad student studying crab species and oysters. >> oysters are threatened in san francisco bay. reporter: the centre and a faculty are at risk of losing funding from the university. this historic site could close its doors for good. >> we are on a timeline where we have to develop a physical and operational stability plan and that means basically self support. reporter: she needs to come up with $2 million per year to run

the operation and keep the lights on. that means getting creative about fundraising and repurchasing historic buildings. part of the effort could be to renovate these navy. into affordable housing. they could be leased to graduate students, teachers, first responders who cannot necessarily afford to live in marin. 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 training, lack of support. reporter: her and her colleagues are working on a financial proposal which they plan to. show officials this month a final decision is expected this month. reggie: a new survey reveals fears of discrimination in the home buying process remain in issue for people in the lgbtq community. more than half of lgbtq

respondents said they would not buy a home if they were unsure about being accepted in a community. safety and acceptance are their top priorities. >> we don't want to be discriminated against. we want to be comfortable. we want to be happy. we want to be accepted. we will be good neighbors. reggie: for many people, it is important to have the right people guiding them through the process. the realtor you heard from is gay and has been selling homes for two decades. kumasi: the bay area has the fastest tripping market values in the country according to a new study of home prices. on the ground in the east bay, they are going up. real estate -- oakland, and hayward snapped the top spot -- snack to the

spot. this is 2022 into 2020 three. the last few months, you see something different happening. price trends and say there is a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco area. we have seen price appreciation in many communities in the east bay. kumasi: in danville, the median detached single-family home sold for $2.4 million. by january this year it dropped to $1.2 million. fremont has seen a jump in median prices for single-family homes. >> the denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. >> all the hard work, all of the sacrifice, all of the dedication culminated with us winning a championship. reggie: the denver nuggets winning their first nba title in five games over the heat. the heat and odds to make it

this far. they became the second seat to reach the finals. their request for history was no match for denver's dominance. nikola jokic was awarded finals m.v.p. trophy. kumasi: a stanford baseball team is headed to the college world series and they did it in one of the most unusual ways ever. >> they don't spot i looking for it and it drops. stanford wins. reggie: that is depressing. good for stanford. but also, next. kumasi: -- yikes. kumasi: the texas outfielder loses the ball in the light. stanford is playing wake forest in their first world series game on friday. the game will be televised by espn. stanford has been to the world series the last three seasons

but they have not won since 1988. reggie: i had played and i had no lights to blame. i used to pray, don't let this ball come to me. get ready to shell out more money for chocolate. chocolate prices have gone up by 40%. analysts say it is because of the short supply of cocoa. they say the arrival of el niño will impact the growth of cocoa because it is expected to bring lower than average rainfall and powerful winds to west africa where cocoa is grown. kumasi: an amputee in a surfing championship in spain finished first in her group. sarah started surfing when she was five years old. at 18, she had a form of meningitis and had to have both of her hands and feet amputated. after that surgery, she started

adaptive surfing where people with disabilities adapt their abilities and techniques. she is hoping to compete in the summer olympics. that will be held in l.a.. reggie: that is incredible. jobina: have you all served before -- ser if you like turbulence on an airplane. reggie: you are basically doing a plank over and over again. kumasi: were you good at it? drew: i was not. reggie: it was fun. jobina: decent. reggie: with a very small wave. jobina: i am not doing any sort of spiral. reggie: the pipeline is not for me. you should definitely try it. the key is a very patient

instructor. jobina: and a longboard. reggie: and longest bore you can get. jobina: you will just coast into the sand no problem. drew: we have clouds out there. here is a live look at the overcast skies. we have sunshine appearing in the south bay. bright skies later today but below average temperatures continue. by the end of the week we will have a warming trend, keeping temperatures above average. if you want the warmer weather by the end of the week, you will get it. temperatures in the south bay, mid and upper 70's later this afternoon with good air quality. the sun is many and it is 60's and low 70's today. close to the coast, 59 with any onshore flow. warmer today compared with yesterday but still cool for this time of the year in the low and mid 70's. the east bay, because giving way to sunshine.

68 oakland 64 in richmond and 63 for -- we should settle in the 80's but today will be below average. to go into the 70's with sunshine. clouds returned from the coast pushed inland, numbers falling into the 50's. the gradual warming trend begins tomorrow and continues into thursday and friday. friday is one of the warmest days we have in the forecast. temperatures well into the 80's in our warmest spots and we do again saturday. here is the seven-day forecast. cool for june today and that we track the warming trend that begins tomorrow. it gradually increases as we headed towards the end of the week with friday and saturday giving spring warmth. cooler for dad on sunday but mild for juneteenth. jobina: are mentioned in dublin and bay pointe have cleared. we have a new one in hayward.

this will be northbound 880 and connecting to 92. this will impact you if you're headed for the san mateo bridge. these bids are under the limit as we traveled westbound, but still a good time through that stretch. busy at the bay bridge tell plaza. we will wrap up with the drive times. it has recovered from antioch to concord, that right is 30 minutes. proceed to dublin is still over an hour. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc area -- abc bay area streaming app. kumasi: a live look outside at 65510.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. former president donald trump will be arraigned in a miami courtroom later today. he says he will plead not guilty to charges related to his mishandling of classified documents after leaving office. reggie: another change to downtown san francisco, westfield is giving up its mom and turning management over to his lender. mayor breed says the mall continue to operate while a new owner is found. kumasi: the denver nuggets win their first nba championship title but the celebration has been marred by violence. nine people were shot in the street after the win. reggie: a's fans reverse boycott during the day -- during the game today. they plan to fill the stadium

with 7000 t-shirts with a simple message to john fisher to sell the team instead of moving to los angeles to las vegas. -- moving to las vegas. drew: we will find cool temperatures for june. a lot of us dealing with cloud cover that will give way to sunshine throughout the day. temperatures many and 70's. as you take a look at the next three days, tomorrow a warming trend will get underway. that will continue for the start of the weekend. jobina: there delay on his san francisco line in the richmond direction due to a medical emergency. we will continue to check that for you. our busiest stretches will be westbound on the san mateo bridge and coming into san francisco from the bay bridge tell plaza. kumasi: more than 30 disney characters are going to be appearing at disneyland's first pride night, including cruella

devil. princess tiana is going to be there, prince nothing, the mandalorian with grogu disney is the parent company of abc7. reggie: the first time a park domestically has ever had a pride night. the news -- the muses hercules are going to be there. ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, former president trump hours away from facing a judge on federal charges. donald trump appears to turn himself in, as the first former president to be placed under arrest by the government he once led, arriving in southlo