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big-name business could be set to shutter in san francisco's downtown. what we have learned about the cinemark inside the westfield mall. reggie: the power is back on, sfo is back in business. that was not the case last night when a power outage caused delays for thousands of people. kumasi: another record for music icon madonna, what you just accomplished the only one other woman has ever done. reggie: this is the respect i am looking for for my queen. [laughter] look, good morning on wednesday, june 14. [laughter] kumasi: we are starting with the forecast. drew: we have a lot of cloud cover with a gradual warming trend this afternoon. some drizzle to start our wednesday, temperatures in the 50's. take the light layer with you outside this morning. the sun is up, here is a live look. a beautiful sunrise, you can see all of the cloud cover down near the surface. we burn that off as the morning

goes on for increasing sunshine. a bit warmer this afternoon compared to yesterday, we are pretty close to average for this time of year. june has been quite cool for much of the month. 70's and 80's away from the coast. let us check in on traffic. jobina: good morning, unfortunately we are following a deadly crash right now in san jose. chp has upgraded this to a sig alert, it started as a crash and turned into a car fire. unfortunately a deadly situation , so speeds are down to around eight miles per hour. if you're trying to take northbound one to get around, slow as well, around 29 miles per hour. a live picture at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:57. kumasi: a live look at sfo right now. operations at the airport back to normal after a power outage plunged passengers into the dark last night.

the outage affected everything from ticketing, baggage claim, jeff bridges out to the plains and tarmac. power was restored after about an hour. according to flightaware, departure delays average nearly an hour after the power came back. the cause of the outage is under investigation. reggie: you may soon see more fare inspectors on trains and buses. invaders are impacting the agency's revenue. they're hoping to address the issue with funds promised by the california legislature and there is a critical vote tomorrow. amanda del castillo joins us live in san francisco. amanda: there is no denying that fare evasion has been a problem for years and it has only gotten worse because there are not enough fare inspectors. there are fewer now than there were back in 2019, so it is a pattern. people do not pay, and you need is not collect in the agency finds itself in a deficit.

tomorrow, state legislatures expected to vote close the operating gaps at muni they are expected to provide half of what muni needs to stabilize finances. the money would covered three years, which the head of the san francisco municipal transportation agency overseeing muni says would buy time to figure out how to close the other half of the deficit. one ways to come up with a plan to mixer -- make sure passengers pay the citation when they are caught. since 2019, muni experienced a sharp drop in fare citations, which are slowly begin to increase. in 2019, they collected about half of citations issued in that continues today. >> funding for robust fare inspectors in the reality is, if you do not pay, you will end up paying a fine. >> if we want muni to survive,

we need to pay our fair share. amanda: we also found muni budgeted for fewer fare inspectors, budgeting for 45 instead of 50. but as of may 2023, the transit agency only had 36 of those employees on play role -- payroll and only 23 were active, meaning the others were on some type of leave. kumasi: trump is back on the defensive this morning after pleading not guilty to 37 federal counts for his handling of classified documents. this hours after he was arrested and arraigned, he was back in front of supporters. jobina: specifically in new jersey. the former president returned to his summer home, where he met with supporters at a fundraiser. during his speech, he defended himself, saying he had the right to keep those documents under

the presidential records act. that is not true. he also attacked investigators. >> threatening me with 400 years in prison for possessing my own presidential papers. we witness to the most people in heinous abuse of power in the history of our country, a very sad thing to watch. jobina: prosecutor say some of the documents kept by former president trump are found in a bathroom, a ballroom and a storage area at his florida estate. the records are said to include u.s. nuclear secrets. during the arraignment yesterday, the judge ordered trump not to discuss the case with witnesses, which could pose as a challenge for him since many witnesses in the case are employed by trump. if convicted on all counts, he could face up to decades in prison. reggie: new this morning, it appears the cinemark theater, which is way on top of san francisco's westfield mall, is shutting down. we received a screenshot of an email sent by cinemark to its

customers announcing the theater's after tomorrow. looking at the website, it confirms there are no movies scheduled for friday or beyond. we reached out to cinemark but have not heard back. it is the latest blow to the downtown shopping district westfield mall just announced monday it is giving up the mall, transferring management to its lender. there have been numerous closures of other businesses along the street and continuing onto union square. despite the challenges, the mayor is looking to what could be coming next. >> the venues are going to remain open, but also having conversations with the lenders and business community and others, including our educational institutions, uc berkeley, stanford, who have an interest in expanding their space. reggie: before the closure of cinemark, westfield said the occupancy level had dropped to just 55%.

nationally, occupancy rate average is around 93%. a data team analysis of more than five dozen cities found san francisco ranked last when it comes to downtown recovery. the team used cell phone data looking at how recent activity compares to pre-pandemic levels. during the week of april 10 this year, the downtown area of san francisco was at about 29% of its activity, compared to the same period in 2019. other bay area cities were more vibrant. downtown san jose was at about 75% and downtown oakland was at about 48%, when compared to 20. vacancies may account for some of the differences. the ceo of the california retailers association thinks safety is a key factor. >> i was in san diego last month and people are out running in the streets, you feel safe as you walk around. i think that is not felt when you go to san francisco. reggie: our data analyst

that san diego made the top 10 list for downtown recoveries as of april 10, ranking seventh. two other california cities, bakersfield and fresno, made it to the top five. kumasi: the fallout after a southern california school board decided to ban a book that teaches about harvey milk's legacy. reggie: starbucks pushing back against claims it is banning pride displays at stores. some people are not convinced. drew: a cloudy view exploratorium camera, a gradual warming trend is getting underway here today. later this afternoon, we are inching closer to average for this time of year. we will take an hour-by-hour look in plano

drew: a look at live doppler 7 with satellite, we have changes coming to the pattern over the next couple of days. this ridge will be inching close to us the next couple of days, that will bring us a warming trend over the next two to three afternoons. the marine layer is compressed, it is pretty sunny by 11:00 in most spots. the only exception is the coast and across the city, but we find increasing sunshine in san francisco today. partly cloudy this afternoon, warmest spots going into the 80's. near 80 in san jose today, near 70 in oakland. 65 in the city, 77 in santa rosa. the coast is cool in the upper 50's. the three day forecast, we continue the warming trend. a mild finish to the week. some changes coming our way, we will detail that in about eight minutes. reggie: listen up if you are driving a jeep. more than 300,000 are getting

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reggie: six people have died and dozens or hurt after russian forces filed -- fired missiles into odesa overnight. rescue teams are looking possible survivors in the rubble. ukrainian military officials say russian forces have stepped up their aerial strikes on ukraine. the superintendent of a school district has been fired as hundreds of teachers continue to protest the school board's

decision to block curriculum that mentions a civil rights activist harvey milk. the decision to ban the book of the district in possible violation of the williams act, which requires all students to have equal access to proper instructional materials. some board members are also facing a recall. starbucks is denying claims from its union that it is banning pride displays in stores across the u.s.. starbucks workers say store managers have been cutting back on pride displays across the country, some of them citing safety concerns. starbucks corporate said there has been no change in policy and store leaders are still encouraged to celebrate pride month. kumasi: san francisco celebrating one of the city's most iconic attractions with a little help from the past. >> we want to thank the scientists of stanford university who brought me back to life here to be part of this event today. i was not supposed to mention

the time machine anyway. kumasi: this is an impersonator representing francisco's original cable car line. he helped kick off a celebration of the beloved streetcars, and it is just a start of the 150th anniversary events going on over the next few months. yesterday, there was a ceremonial ride on the oldest cable car along california street. starting next month, you can ride the california street cable car for five bucks a day. upcoming events include tours of the cable car shop and rides on some of the more unique able cars. reggie: two days after nancy is retiring after the wheel of fortune, we are learning about the front runners who could replace him as host. bloomberg reports ryan seacrest has been talking to show producers. will be goldberg since she is interested in taking over the job in things it would be tons of fun.

vanna white could be a good replacement, since she has filled in in the past. his daughter could be running, she joined as a social correspondent in 2021. drew: vanna did a before and want to do it again, she likes her job. she has got the board. reggie: ryan seacrest already has 10 jobs. drew: he could have an 11th. reggie: he just left one. i would just like to see some new blood. will be goldberg has a job, she has plenty of jobs. jobina: a kind of maggie, that could be cool. kumasi: i think it should be the rock. reggie: that came out of left field. why? kumasi: why not? reggie: you just really like the rock. jobina: everyone does.

but he has a lot of jobs too. drew: is the budget there for him? jobina: he spins the wheel and it flies off. [laughter] drew: dwayne, we talked this. gentle spins, light touches. that is the fifth wheel this week. [laughter] a live look from santa cruz, it is cloudy. even some spots of drizzle as the marine layer is overhead. we will find a gradual warming trend over the next few days. we start out the weekend, saturday is the warmer of the two days. sunday will look nice, feeling cooler with gusty winds. highs today 70's to low 80's, close to average for this time of year under partly cloudy skies. upper 50's side. downtown today, 65 downtown with a lot of cloud cover. some areas of mist and drizzle

giving way to sunshine later today. in the north bay, it is warmer than yesterday with most of us in the 70's and low 80's. the east bay's overcast skies right now, 69 in oakland, 75 in union city. and lynn coming the upper 70's to mid 80's. overnight tonight, paszek cloud cover away from the coast and numbers dropping into the 50's. future weather showing you the gradual warming trend continues into friday, but know that microclimates will be in full effect, so the coast is cool but we are warm inland. we keep the warm temperatures to start the weekend before cooler weather moves in for sunday. we will begin the gradual warming trend today, it continues tomorrow. friday is looking nice. not much change on saturday, but father's day on sunday, it is a nice-looking day. gusty, the winds pick up. we bounce the numbers back on

monday, bright but breezy. jobina: we are continuing to follow a deadly crash in san jose this morning. it is northbound 680, speeds around six miles per hour. investigators are on the scene with at least one lane blocked. if you are trying to get of noun that -- around that, take northbound 101. new crash reported southbound 101, minor delays in that area. a live look outside as we bring you emeryville, 80 is beginning to fill in and the bay bridge toll plaza is full. nice and light in san rafael. reggie: we are bringing in ginger zee with a look at what is coming up on gma. >> good morning, nice to be with everybody. we will start with the latest on the top story you have been following, president trump's appearance in court. he was defiant at a rally overnight after pleading not guilty in miami.

rachel scott was in the courtroom and will bring us the latest. abc news exclusive with the first accuser of the alleged boston sexual cereal assault suspect. then this morning, our series scam you on the road with a warning about romance scams that are apparently on the rise in the city of brotherly love. we are live with what you need to know and how to protect yourself. salma hayek is here and we have deals and steals. it is all for summer, twice as many savings. you will not miss a thing if you tune in. reggie: tell me more about the dancing. >> she was ready for action, from the elevator onto the set -- i want every part of her mood today. maybe shall related her cold dip for the day -- she already did her cold dip for the day, because she is ready. reggie: i like when someone

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kumasi: if you have a jeep grand cherokee, chrysler is recalling 331,000 of the suvs because of a defect that could cause a crash. regulators say the rear coil spring could detach while you are driving. it includes 2022 and 2023 grand cherokee vehicles and 2021 through 2023 grand cherokee l models. they can take your cars to a do it to be repaired.

more employees are stressed and checked out and more money is not the answer. a new poll revealed nearly 60% of workers are quiet quitting, that means they are not engaged in their job. the state of the global workplace 2023 poll also revealed record stress with close to half saying they have a lot of it. when asked about a fix, employees did not say money. they said maura tana me, clear goals and being recognized for contributions. kid east bay. there is a concert with octopre tzel. it is happening at the danville community center from 11:00 to 2:00. there is one more next month on tuesday, july 11. madonna joins cher is the only women to have tracks on the billboard hot 100 chart in five different decades, all things to

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reggie: defiant. former president trump pleads not guilty as he is arraigned on 37 federal counts. the misinformation he is continuing to spread on the campaign trail hours after facing a judge. kumasi: muni needs money, funding battle as the agency says more people are not paying their fares. reggie: abc 7's is set to bring back a classic film as a live-action remake. kumasi: it is wednesday, june 14. drew: cloudy to start, but a warming trend gets underway today. temperatures to begin your wednesday in the mid and upper 50's. we will take you to san jose, here is a live look at the mainly cloudy start. even pockets of drizzle close to the coast first thing as the marine layer is starting up above.

we will have the cloud cover giving way to sunshine, warming trend gets underway with temperatures closer to average for this time of year in the 70's and 80's away from the coast. we will take a closer look at the highs and warming trend in nine minutes, let us check in with traffic. jobina: we are sticking with hotspots, the biggest issue is in the south bay. in san jose, sig alert northbound 680, this was a crash that turned into a car fire. this is now a deadly situation, so investigators will be on the scene for a while. no estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. tracy to dublin, right around 54 minutes. the highway for commute traveling westbound is slowing, antioch to concord around 31 minutes. very clear along 280 in san jose, but if you are traveling near the sig alert, 101 northbound is packed.

the bay bridge tope liza, be during lights came on at 5:50 7 -- toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:57. reggie: donald trump is on the defensive after appearing in a federal court in miami. he is facing charges that he broke the law by keeping classified documents. yesterday, he pleaded not guilty to 37 criminal counts. he maintained his innocence before a crowd of supporters. he is falsely claiming he has a right to hold onto those classified records. in a speech, he slammed the indictment as political prosecution. >> this is called election interference in yet another attempt to rig and steal a presidential election. reggie: if convicted, the charges carry a potential decades long prison sentence. he could avoid that with appeals and a 2024 election win. kumasi: another critical meeting in the a's effort to move to las

vegas. the assembly is taking up the proposal after the senate voted in favor of a proposal to provide up to $380 million in funding. gloria rodríguez joins us live in the studio with the latest. gloria: the bill was formally introduced yesterday afternoon, but minutes later they adjourned until this morning. the oakland a's won their seventh straight game against the best team in major league baseball at the oakland coliseum. nevada lawmakers are considering a brand-new 30,000 seat baseball stadium for the oakland a's to be built in vegas. it would cost $1.5 billion, a funding bill proposes the state cover up to $380 million of the cost. fans chanted for the team not to go to las vegas. >> stay in oakland. stay in oakland. >> it was wild.

the fans showed up today, that is for sure. >> that is the atmosphere, the first time a came into the league, that is with the drums and the crowd were doing. it was something special. no matter what happens, i will love the oakland fans. especially everyone who came out. for the rookies and guys who have not experienced it, that was their first time. for them to see that and see what it is like, for the fans to do what they did on their own, it is special. i am happy we could get a win for them and i think everyone in the clubhouse is happy they came out. gloria: there are so much uncertainty in nevada and so much up in the air for the fans. the assembly is scheduled to convene at 11:00 this morning. they still have to approve the bill, then the governor must sign the bill before baseball owners vote to authorize the move. we will keep you updated on any new developments. reggie: it is never morning.

nearly 28,000 fans filled the coliseum last night as part of a reverse boycott. >> stay in oakland. stay in oakland. reggie: you can see that they have shirts and sweatshirts that have the word cell across the front, a message to the team's owner to sell the team instead of moving the team. the crowd was the largest the a's have seen at the coliseum this season. fans express their frustration with the teams ownership. >> they ting to the team, they let guys go, they raised the ticket prices and flirted with relocation. we never wanted them to leave. >> i am sick and tired of seeing the city lose teams. enough is enough. reggie: fans are yesterday made a difference and showed the team that there is a lot of love for the a's in oakland. kumasi: address issues with paying fare

s. amanda del castillo joins us live and a vote tomorrow could provide the much needed money. amanda: the could help provide somewhat of a solution to a cycle we have seen for so long. people do not pay, muni cannot collect in the agency finds itself in a deficit. fare evasion for years. abc7news found that muni budgeted for fewer fair inspectors -- fare inspectors than it did in 2019. that as of 2023, the transit agency had only 36 employees on the payroll. only 23 were active, meaning a few were on some kind of leave. that is why muni and bart looking to state legislatures. they are looking to close the

gap since ridership has not returned to pre-pandemic levels. there is fun inspections and the reality is, if you do not pay, you will end up paying a fine. in order people need to pay their fair share. >> we can hire in critical categories and positions like fare inspectors and safety ambassadors. the money covers three years, which buys us time to figure out how to close the other half of the deficit. amanda: one way we are told us to come up with a plan to make sure passengers pay the average $123 citation when they are caught. some background we found that since 2019, muni experienced a sharp drop in fare citations, which are slowly beginning to increase.

in 2019, they collected about half of the citations issued, with the trend continuing today. reggie: accused of breaking into congresswoman nancy pelosi's san francisco home and attacking her husband with a hammer is due back in court. he faces six charges, including attempted murder. today's hearing is about setting a trial date. he faces federal charges of assault and attempted kidnapping , that cases have to go to trial in october, about a year after the attack. kumasi: the first lady continues her west coast trip today with a fundraising event in los angeles. it comes after she attended fundraising events for president biden's 2024 campaign in the bay area yesterday. she ended her visit speaking about gun violence prevention. we were there as they left last night's event. dr. biden was in town for the 30th anniversary of the givers

law center, which was previously known as the law center to prevent gun violence. she was joined by a former u.s. representative, the organization's leader. she spoke about the lives lost in some of the nation's deadliest mass shootings and a plot of the work they have done to promote gun control legislation around the country. >> this organization has worked tirelessly to move us forward. i know that it takes strength to tell the stories of this epidemic of violence. kumasi: it has helped passed more than 500 pieces of legislation over the past 10 years. dr. biden's visit comes as to city leaders introduced a measure to make it illegal to carry a gun in most san francisco public places. if approved, the ordinance would redefine city lot to expand places where firearms are banned , like restaurants, hospitals, parks, places of worship and grocery stores. the proposed ordinance would

make it a misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in jail or a $1000 fine. san francisco bands the open carrying of firearms. concealed firearms are not allowed in public gatherings come on city property or at schools. reggie: governor newsom is not holding back against the states critics. he sat down for a one hour interview with a fox news host this week. he called out florida governor ron desantis for sending migrants on a plane to sacramento. >> i sat down with th and talk to every single one of them. they would like to and misled. they were told they had jobs, told they were going to get certain court dates changed. they were dropped off, they knocked on the door and they left. reggie: the chair of the san francisco republican party says this will not be the last time we see governor newsom or his rival on the national media stage. >> there is a chance one of those two good beach parties

respective nominee. certainly the leading candidates going into 2028. reggie: he also tried to get the governor to admit he is going to run for president, he said no and continued to show both his support and faith in president biden. still to come, inflation at lowest level in two years as the federal reserve discusses another potential interest rate hike. kumasi: the new york stock exchange down by hundred 55 points. -- 155 points. reggie: are we alone in the universe? some residents say they may have been visited by aliens. stick with us on the bay area seven streaming app for abc 7 at 7:00, we are alive every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00. download the app and watch us for free. drew: a pretty picture from the tam cam this morning, beautiful sunrise. you would not know what with all

of the cloud cover. we burn it off today and a gradual warming trend sets up today and through the next couple of days. here are daytime highs, the middle column is typically where we land on this 14th day of june. we are either at or a few degrees below average for this time of year. we are seeing high pressure, this ridge is inching closer toward california. it is supplying the gradual warming trend. let us talk about the marine layer breaking down. by 11:00, a fairmont of sunshine. the lone exception across the city in the coast, we are still quite cloudy at that hour. through the afternoon, san francisco will get some sunshine. warm response in the 80's. 81 in concord, 84 in fairfield, near 70 in oakland. near 80 in san jose, 77 santa rosa, 65 in the city.

looking at forecast, the warming continues into thursday and friday is looking nice. mild and sunny in the afternoon, but the weekend will have changes to the warming trend. we detail that in a few minutes. let us look at other high temperatures around the region, we will have that for you in a few minutes. >> up. from the studio that brought you inside out and the incredible's comes the summer's hottest 3d event. >> i love hot food. ah! >> he likes it. >> elemental rated

reggie: we are hearing from a bay area mom who presented a personal story to u.s. lawmakers. it comes eight weeks after her son was shot and killed during an alleged theft at an alleged theft at east bay home depot. she testified before the house of representatives judiciary committee. the topic was organized retail theft and the threat to public safety. in april, her son was killed in a shooting at a home depot in pleasanton. a woman shot him over a stolen item. blake was a theft prevention employee. >> i would a vests or safety gear and he would tell me no. >> my promise to you as the representative of pleasanton, california, where his murder took place, is to be an advocate for justice. reggie: she says she is thankful for the opportunity to share blake's story. kumasi: the federal reserve is

expected deposit series of interest rate hikes and bid new hope that inflation may be on track to return to normal levels. jobina: the latest consumer price index shows inflation has been cut in half from last year's peak. even though it is trending lower, inflation is still at double the target set by the federal reserve. economists say it will take time to see the impact of the expected cause. some positive signs show that airfare is down 13% in the last year and gas prices down nearly 20%. at the grocery store, prices rose slightly last month, but big prices dropped, the largest monthly decline in more than 70 years. >> the first thing people want to know, do i have eggs? >> when can we expect inflation will be back to normal levels? >> i expected to be back to something we all feel very good about by this time next year, may be little sooner.

jobina: housing biggest contributor to inflation, though there are signs that rent is finally coming down here in the bay area. we will have to get back to you on that. reggie: i will believe it when i see it. the company that makes instant pot and pyrex glassware has filed for bankruptcy. instant brand assist tighter credit and higher interest rates are to blame in the official filing documents. they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, which gives them creditor protection while they reorganize the company. it is unlikely instant brands will shut down because they have already received additional funding from existing lenders. let us see what is happening on wall street. we will likely not see the interest rate hike today, and that has investors nervous this morning, for whatever reason. right now, we are down 134 points. kumasi: update to a story from

last week on the las vegas police allegedly put up surveillance cameras outside the home of a family that reported unknown creatures landing at their house after an object fell from the sky. according to the new york post, the mother of the family says the police but the cameras they are supposedly to protect the family from people coming to bother them about the ufo. officers captured an alleged ufo on their bodycam footage not too far from the house. the family called the officers sometime later, saying they encountered a nine foot to 10 foot tall alien like creature, actually several. after a search, officers close the case is unfounded. but they say they had a reason to believe what the family saw. reggie: three new categories are being added to the grammys. this african music performance, best alternative jazz album and best pop dance recording. two existing categories will be moved to the general field, so

all grammy voters can cast ballots for producer of the year and songwriter of the year, non-classical. kumasi: disney is continuing with its live-action remakes. the studio is developing a new bmb film. it will reportedly feature casey musgraves. bambi was the fifth animated movie to come from disney, released in 1942. it turned oscar nominations for best sound, best song and original music score. no word on when the project will start because the writers strike is still going on. reggie: i did not see this coming, but i am here for it. i named my rabbit bumper. --tum-- thu jobina: you had a rabbit? reggie: we were told they had to go live at a farm. jobina: i have the same story, my rabbit's name was sandy.

she did go to a farm called the yellow river game ranch outside atlanta. i will leave it there. it is like a large petting zoo. reggie: oh. drew: ok. reggie: i thought it was like hunting game. jobina: i would not say that on tv. the rabbits got kind of mean, i wonder if that would happen to you. reggie: it was too much for us in a little apartment in hawaii to deal with the rabbits. my brothers was black star character from thunder cats. in case everyone is in 80's baby. kumasi: how did the rabbit get mean? jobina: the attitude developed over time. i will explain more at length later. [laughter] drew: game farm. you're gonna get attitude?

you are going to go to the game farm. [laughter] here is the east bay hills camera this morning, once you get rid of the fog we have sunny skies on the way and a gradual warming trend is moving in the next couple of days. starting the weekend with mild conditions, for father's day on sunday we have cooler air. highs today close to average indy south bay, 70's to low 80's under partly cloudy skies. along the peninsula, we go into the 70's. 65 downtown, we have a lot of cloud cover over the city. some areas of drizzle. partly sunny skies start to peek out later today. in the north bay, it is warmer than yesterday. 70's and low 80's under partly cloudy skies. overcast right now, brighter this afternoon. 60's to mid 70's later this afternoon and inland we are closer to average, upper 70's to mid 80's by 4:00 p.m..

numbers drop into the 50's tonight. future trak temperatures, we keep the gradual warming trend over the next couple of days, even into saturday. microclimates are in full effect, we are cool on the coast but warm inland. cooler everywhere on sunday as gusty winds pick up. the next seven days, the gradual warming trend begins today and continues tomorrow. ending the week with sunshine in the afternoon and mild temperatures, not much change to start the weekend. father's day, we begin to c off as gusty winds pick up. right and breezy for juneteenth and warmer by the middle part of next week. jobina: unfortunately, we are continuing to follow a major issue underway in san jose, this is a deadly crash. chp has upgraded it to a sig alert. at least one lane is blocked, speeds around seven miles per hour as you travel northbound

and 25 miles per hour as you travel northbound 101. this is an odd view from the camera, but this is the san mateo bridge camera. you can see the eastbound and westbound side quite clearly off to the right side is where traffic is traveling westbound. westbound traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:57. they upgraded the name of the place, it is called a wildlife sanctuary now. reggie: that is a better name, less confusion. kumasi: a look at the time honored tradition in wisconsin. it is a unique summer job, so teens deliver mail by jumping from boat to dock, dropping off the mail, then they have to jump back on the boat. reggie: no. kumasi: it is a thing, you have to try out because everyone is not able. 17 teenagers tried out for the jobs and only four got chosen.

>> i feel like i am more excited than nervous, because everyone is nervous. we are all on the same boat area -- boat. >> the worse the weather is, faster i have to go. kumasi: she made it. reggie: barely. kumasi: no! reggie: oh no. kumasi: that hurt. the rain made it challenging, that is probably why she slipped. reggie: bad idea all around. kumasi: typically, jumpers have an audience to deal with. the boat sells out every saturday with more than 150 people watching the jumpers deliver parcels throughout the summer. so now you have to perform. reggie: my goodness. i thought it was tough at the family fun jungle where i worked. kumasi: would you have to do? reggie: there was a jungle gym and i had to go in and rescue

kids who got stuck. kumasi: that is nice. reggie: but perilous. not is perilous is that. kumasi: next, seven things to know today. reggie: i can smell it right now, the family fun jungle. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand to the abc 7 bay area connected tv app, available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious.

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kumasi: seven things to know this morning, the historic arraignment of former president donald trump hours after pleading not guilty to 37 criminal counts for his handling of classified documents, trump lashed out in a speech in new jersey. he falsely claimed he has a right to keep those documents. reggie: the federal reserve is

expected to skip another interest rate hike when it meets today. it would be the first time in 15 months a hike has not been announced. as the fed gauges the impact the increases have on inflation, they could resume hikes as soon as next month. kumasi: it appears the cinemark movie theater at san francisco's westfield mall is closing. the company sent emailed to customers in the website shows no movie showings after tomorrow. reggie: the nevada senate approved a $380 million funding plan for the oakland a's proposed ballpark in vegas. the nevada assembly still has to approve it, they are meeting today. the governor has to sign it, then mlb owners would have to authorize it. drew: we have a gradual warming trend getting underway today, closer to average later on this afternoon. the warming does continue thursday into friday. jobina: the biggest issue throughout the morning commute has been this sig alert, a deadly crash in san jose on northbound 680.

we have no estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. kumasi: first ever pride night last night. characters don their pride outfits and there were fireworks and governor newsom made an appearance. pride night continues tomorrow in disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i will be there. drew: you going to show us? reggie: is it cute? kumasi: yes, friend. ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, former president trump rallying supporters just hours after appearing in court on federal criminal charges. former president trump pleading not guilty to 37 federal counts, accused ee