the energy, the fans. i am here today to support the fans. you can hear it, it is contagious. >> why not you wrote in the op-ed. >> for anyone not have a fan base. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> facing cri california, governor newsom did not home back. but was his defense the matter of state pride? dan: thanks for joining us. during an interview with sean hannity, california governor death -- gavin newsom did not hold back against the states critics. reporter: a no one that were

sit-down interview with fox news host sean hannity, california governor gavin newsom not holding back, saying he is here for a reason. >> we need more of these conversations, we need to not just accuse each other of misleading the american people. reporter: after showing a montage of president biden's and person moments, sean hannity asked the governor if joe is able to serve for another term. >> i know he i have seen results. >> i get the sense that whenever a democrat goes on fox news they have an eye toward national politics. reporter: this professor says the polls do not show white support for biden from the democratic party. >> at least to me, it looks like

gavin newsom are planning f the just in case contingency. reporter: this comes weeks after 36 migrants were flown to san francisco by the desantis administration in florida and dropped outside of a nonprofit. >> i sat down with these migrants. they were lied to, they were misled. they were told they had jobs. they were dropped off left. reporter: the chair of the republican party in san francisco says he does not believe newsom scored any points with california republicans by appearing on fox news. he believes this will not be the last time we see newsom or his rival ron desantis on the national media stage. >> there is a chance one of them could end up being each parties respective nominee.

ama: governor newsom not shy about taking on his critics. why did he do the interview? >> same reason he does a lot of different things, it gets attention. the reasons behind it are varied. gavin newsom watches fox news unlike a lot of democrats. each other. second, sean hannity t to ask him on the show. gavin newsom said why not? i watch him, i know what he does. third, sean

newsom on fox news at a time when they are trying to change their image. everybody got something out of this. dan: let's talk about 2024. gavin he is not interested in running. putback change? >> joe biden would have to decide not to run. call as to whether she will run. he will not run against her either. if they decide not to run, then they would be -- >> it would be unlike that both would decide not to run. ama: about the challenges in

california and san francisco. he admitted there are some issues. >> that is one of the things gavin newsom does. he will take the question, admit blame, including his visit to the french laundry, and he says yes, we have failed there. he will acknowledge that. that makes them different than a lot of politicians. dan: interesting topic, which is the issue with ron desantis and migrants. almost pitting it as desantis, newsom battle. >> he responded by saying embrace these people. they were brought here on false terms. ok, it was stuck for stunt.

ama: president trump. what is your reaction to this moment? first former president to face federal charges. >> i am glad it was a peaceful arraignment. we did not see any riots or anything like that. the democrats are watching and going they want them out, but they do not want him out. they want him to be the candidate. they want to be diminished, but they still want him to be the candidate so that joe biden can beat him. dan: thank you very much. ama: move to the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee.

he has a new defense team. >> whatever happened in the past is in the past. ama: his preliminary six weeks away. he is being held without bail on the charge of murder, accused of stabbing bob lee several times in april. they knew each other and the suspect sister may have been the issue of an argument between the two men between the deadly stabbing. dan: kevin corona hearings last week because he refused to miss -- leave his jail cell. he went on a rampage earlier this month, stabbing four people and striking seven people with stolen vehicles. >> the investigation in this case is ongoing. there was not much more i can say about the details, but i am

confident that he will be convicted and he will spend the rest of his life in custody. dan: an elderly san jose couple was struck by a car and killed. tomorrow, the breaking into nancy pelosi's home and attacked her husband with a hammer is due back in court. he faces six charges, including attempted murder. tomorrow's hearing is about setting a trial date. assault and attempted kidnapping. ama: the oakland closer to getting what they want in las vegas. several log wrote the proposal change their votes today.

up the bill tomorrow morning. the parking lot is open coliseum for today's game. fans are taking action, staging a protest against the teams leadership. casey pratt is at the coliseum and joins us live. reporter: sheng thao. ground zero of the oakla fan movement. how much fun is this and how much does this prove they are out here? >> we are having so much fun out here and the energy is contagious. there are true fans and this debunks any notion that somehow we do not have a fan base.

any way we can keep them here? diverse cities in the nation. las vegas deserves the baseball team, but the oakland a's also deserve to be here. reporter: the people are out here, they are loud. they are trying to keep oakland athletics in oakland. that is from me out here. i will not be able to hear anything. ama: thanks. dan: san francisco recover from the pandemic? see what the i team found out. ama: a little bit of causes a big problem. we tackle one drivers issue by

putting it to the test. sandhya: the june a common theme, but we are about to see a change.

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better ways of getting where we want to go. last week we told you how fair invaders on muni are a big problem. and now the agency is facing a deficit. our reporter joins us the closer look at the issue. reporter: we know this has been

the pattern for some time now. fare evasion has been a problem. people do not pay, then muni does not collect the revenue and them the agency finds itself with the deficit. the problem is aggravated by the fact that there are not enough fair inspectors. less now than there were in 2019. we showed you how not paying to ride on muni has become somewhat of a common theme for some passengers. muni has budgeted for fewer inspectors than it did in 2019, 45 instead of 50. that does not mean there are actually 45 inspectors. in fact, only and only 23 active, meaning a few were on some kind of leave. we went to the chinatown muni

station to see if any inspectors were asking to see verification of payment and did not find a single one. here is what muni has experienced since 2019. a sharp decline in fare citations. the head of the agency says that is about to change. >> we can continue to how your in critical categories, including inspectors, parking control officers. the california legislature is expected to vote on saturday -- thursday to close the deficit gap on several transit systems, including muni, because ridership has yet to come back to pre-pandemic levels. the state is expected to provide half of what muni needs. >> it buys us time to figure out how do we close the other half

of the deficit. reporter: one way is to come up with the plant to make sure passengers pay the citation when they are caught. even in 2019, muni about half of citations issued. >> there is funding for robust inspectors and the reality is if you do not pay, you will end up paying a fine. >> if we want muni to we need to pay our fair share. reporter: when you do not pay the citation, it is sent to the treasurer's office and they will tag to collect the fine. -- try to collect the fine. if that does not work, it is sent to the tax board. but you can imagine that takes a long time to collect. they may or may not get their money. ama: thank you. dan: a lot of uncertainty

following news that westfield is giving up the san francisco shopping center in union square, with the significant sharp -- drop in sales. westfield will transfer management to them under, which could appoint someone else to operate the mall. mayor london breed says the change is a sign of the times. >> these venues are still going to remain open, but also having conversations with the wonders and business communities, including our educational institutions, who have an interest in expanding. dan: what steel says the occupancy level has dropped to 55%. nationally, there occupancy rate average is around 93%. ama: an analysis of 63 cit downtown recoveries right san

francisco last. -- ranked our reporter looks at what the data shows. reporter: for 25 years, union square 4k has been a fixture downtown come up francisco gonzalez working here 10. he says business has not been the same. >> it is tough. reporter: especially when compared to how other cities are doing. we looked at what cities doing nationwide a phone san francisco great last -- ranked last in terms of downtown recoveries. >> it is sad. san francisco used to be the premier place to go. reporter: during the week of april 10, the downtown area was at 29% of its activity during the same period of 2019.

the downtown area of san jose was that about 70 5% and the downtown area of oakland was that about 40% during the same period in 2019. vacancies may account for some of the differences. office vacancies nearly tripled from a 6.3% vacancy rate to a 17 per 2% vacancy rate in 2023. >> maybe there is not incentive for companies to come back. reporter: last breed announced a series of upcoming events in chinatown to attract visitors. >> that is why we are here, to shine a light on the chinatown. reporter: she a key factor in san francisco's

downtown recovery. mentioned san diego. >> last year, i went to san diego. it looked pretty clean. reporter: san diego made the top 10 list for downtown recoveries, ranking seventh on the list. >> if i am how we approach these issues because what we have been doing is not working. reporter: an ever-growing challenge for city leaders. dan: coming up the seven-day forecast.

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sandhya: temperatures came up to the mid-70's. a few isolated 80's in omaha. -- elma. let's talk about what it looks like right now from our golden gate bridge camera. low 60's to mid 70's. clouds are stacked up on the golden gate bridge. it really does not feel like

june in some parts of the bay area, like san jose where it is sitting at 69 degrees right now. from our oakland airport camera we are seeing some clouds on multiple levels. here is a look at the temperatures. novato 70, napa 68, 6 rosa. let's talk about the june high temperatures. san jose out of the 13 days we have seen 11 that have been below average. the above average is only on the third and the fourth of june. we will change that up. this sierra is looking at numerous showers and thunderstorms and those are produced in heavy rain. a flood advisory until 7:30 tonight. high pressure is going to come in. as a built in, we will see temperatures rising.

it is going to be a gradual warming trend. we have a mix of low clouds and high clouds. here is a look at the winds. it is still dusty. 20 mile per hour sustained winds fairfield. cover, patchy fog and drizzle overnight. tomorrow morning you will notice somewhat -- some wet roadways. everybody wakes up to gray skies. 70's inland. still some lingering clouds along the coastline.

at 3:00 p.m. low 80's inland. watch out for some slippery roads and fog. the coast. 77 in santa 69 oakland. 84 degrees fairfield, 82 livermore. seven-day forecast, the warming trend over the next couple of days pushing temperatures into the mid-80's. some 60's by thursday and friday. temperatures will come down for mother's day. gusty and cooler dan: coming up next, wealth and inequality. we will put it into perspective.

ama: we will take you to miami where donald trump made history in a federal courtroom.

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: biden in san francisco. class in the castro this morning. ama: she is in the city for several events. she is scheduled to deliver remarks to talk about breaking the cycle of gun violence. dan: former president donald trump made history as he was arrested and arraigned on federal criminal charges. ama: he entered on not guilty plea on all charges mishandling of secret documents. reporter: donald trump officially arrested a formally arraigned on criminal charges.

his motorcade spot and even the federal courthouse after his attorney entered a not guilty plea on behalf of the former president to the 37 counts indictment against him. >> we have a raved country. -- rigged country. reporter: for the first time, w saw special counsel jack smith face-to-face. the magistrate version trump not to speak about this case or have contact with any witnesses unless it is through his legal counsel. >> it is going to be up to the former president to decide how this case goes. reporter: though he was not handcuffed, he was processed like any other criminal defendant. fingerprinted and given his name and social security number two authorities. >> she wants to get back on the

campaign trail and paint this as a victim. reporter: outside the courthouse, heightened security. after trump called on his supporters to protest. >> we are supporting you, do not give up. reporter: some opponents also showing up. federal prosecutors alleged trump improperly stored dozens of classified government documents and has mar-a-lago resort that he knew he was not authorized to keep. some of t top-secret nuclear weapon and other national defense information. his code to find that did not enter a plea because he did not have local counsel to represent him. dan: this case against complicating the two thousand 24 presidential election. that word from

she spoke with us during our program getting answers that 3:00 p.m. >> i think that donald trump gains a lot of attention and support from that base. we see often enough that democrats have difficulties conveying their messages and it is going to be interesting how they message on this particular issue because in the past, they have not been very affected by doing so. ama: back in new jersey tonight and is holding a fundraiser at his golf club. when he kept the classified documents. he saw a wave of donations in march after he was indicted in a separate case in new york. dan: a good day for the stock market.

the dow gained 145 points. the nasdaq was up triple digits as well. the s&p 500 added 30 points. investors were encouraged by today's report on inflation which shows consumer prices rose just 4% over last year. what the federal reserve wants to see. tomorrow, the fed is expected to pause rate hikes for the first time in more than a year. ama: for the past four years, the silicon valley pain index has been tracking inequities. while the findings are far from encouraging, they have hope that things can turn around. reporter: released tuesday, the fourth silicon valley pain index aims to put a spotlight on the issues. >> not only do

inequalities persist, but in some areas they have gotten worse. reporter: they gathered more than 60 studies looking into inequalities. in the past year, multiple errors have gotten fentanyl worse. that includes fentanyl includes fentanyl, food insecurity, and a $59 gap between males and females with a bachelors degree. people, they represent humans. reporter: the lead the research found how wealthy it just a handful of households and companies are. >> the .001% of

silicon valley own 50 billion dollars in liquid assets, which is six times more wealth than the total wealth combined of the bottom 50% of the region. reporter: the researchers say they sent the pain index to local officials at the county and state levels. the can change. >> we call on elected officials to come up with solutions to the staggering wealth and income inequalities. >> a sparkling car decal shuts down a woman's car engine. how does that happen? ( ♪ )

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decorated her car with rhinestones for years until a small decal brought everything to a halt. dan: 7 on your side says just cannot believe it. reporter: you would never think that sticker the size of a quarter could have been the effect on the car's engine. but that is exactly what happened. not only to this viewer, but to possibly thousands who bought a similar item. i had to find out what is going on. >> this is what i bought. it cost $5.99. reporter: her old suv has a lot of bling. >> a steering wheel cover, i phoned mount. reporter: even her license plate. recently, she found this bling bring on amazon. >> i ordered reporter:

ignition. -- it fits around a car' ignition. she stuck it on, went to bed and the next morning set out in her car. or try to. >> ridiculous and store irresponsible. reporter: her car would not start. >> i called my neighbor. he could not get it started. reporter: so she had the car towed to a mechanic. >> he could not it out. reporter: she had the car towed for away and nobody could figure out the problem. then in passing, she that device on the ignition. the mechanic peeled it the car started right up.

>> i was completely blown away. >> if that signal gets blocked. reporter: he is a locksmith who sees it happen often and wrote articles about why a little sticker can disable a car. >> if it is around the ignition, the signal cannot get past it so the car will not start. reporter: it is all because of the antitheft system and most of today's cars. if the key, you drive off. however the bling has a metal backing. so the antitheft system think somebody still in the car and they shuts down the engine. -- is stealing the shuts down the engine.

first, start the car without it. now, i stick it right over the ignition. now the big test. it starts to turn, but it shuts down. again and again. >> somebody will say it is just a decorative thing. but it is not a good thing to put on your car. reporter: she wishes she had known about the flaw before spending hundreds of dollars on mechanics. >> i was without a car for 12 days. reporter: amazon does have a warning on the website but it is under small print. >> just do not sell it.

reporter: most cars built in the past two decades have antitheft systems, so bling can interfere and shutdown your car. she wanted amazon to pay her mechanics bills but the company did not respond. websites and the price went up by one dollar. ama: that is infuriating. dan: ama: we are expecting the weather to warm up this week.

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earthquakes in the middle of a reservoir, but not when you are dealing with an iconic structure like this tower. >> that the fail. reporter: it is a safety issue because the tower is the spillway for the dam. the tower was built in the reimagining of it makes it 40 feet shorter. there is some division among those who walk the reservoir. >> it a landmark that symbolizes this reservoir. it symbolizes this community. >> definitely reporter: construction is set to begin in the spring of 2024.

it should take about a year to complete. >> there may be a few we have to close the entrances to the park to bring in equipment. the use of the park will see construction going on but most of it will be occurring over the water. reporter: the city of lafayette issued a statement that asked for a new design that has a presence beyond the functionality of the tower, so design changes could still happen. a public comment ses scheduled for july 26 -- july 26. sandhya: let's take a live picture be waking up to christ's gaze.

-- gray skies. tomorrow evening, 69 degrees at the time the ceremony begins and the temperature will come down to the low six days. we have the fog and low clouds along with higher clouds starting to move in. tomorrow afternoon, mild, low 80's inland, 50's bayside. notice thursday, temperatures will continue to come up a few degrees. friday is still pretty pleasant. we will be in a holding pattern saturday before the winds pick up on father's day.

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they gave out 7000 free the first-ever fan funded giveaway. inside the coliseum, the crowd is getting big. >> it is going to be an exciting night for the players in terms of feeling that energy and support. i think the fans support the players for sure. there wa loyal fan base here tonight that has come out to show that. >> it is going to be exciting lotta people are coming tonight. field, both b to put this event together. they have created their own chair cards. you will hear chance throughout

the game. they want to make a scene and a statement and they want to show that they are still here in oakland for the a's the obstacles. dan: very organized. enjoyed the game and enjoy the crowd. the cardinals right now. next year they will play in a different venue, is expected to host in a field of dreams game. it is the oldest ballpark stanford series. they do it in dramatic fashion. where is the ball?

nobody knows where the ball is. they cannot find it. alberto rio scored on the play. 7-6 stanford. they are off to the college world series. league baseball and the commissioner see what is happening tonight in oakland and realized the problem is not a lack of fan support. the problem is a horrendous owner. "sell" is the message. ama: that is going to do it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening. we will see you again at 11:00.

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