leftist government is destroying cities all over our country. next on abc7 news, campaigning in california. rhonda desantis and president joe biden will be in the bay area tomorrow. details on their campaign stops. it's actually amazing that people escaped crumpled, smoldering metal. that's all that's left of two cars involved in a fiery crash on an east bay freeway. what made this a particularly dangerous scene? and you may want to pick an alternative to tahoe for your summer getaway. the popular spots there that are closed. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news, where,

when and why? new information about president biden's three day visit to the bay area. it's not just a campaign stop. we've learned he'll pledge a big cash infusion for one cause tomorrow as he tries to raise money for his campaign coffers. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. this trip is all about numbers, both the amount he can raise and the polling that shows mr. biden faces a tough challenge for the white house. let's take a look right away at those latest polls. less than a week after former president donald trump's indictment on charges involving classified documents, his support among republican voters remained largely unchanged. a quinnipiac university national poll released wednesday shows president biden with a slight lead over trump, 48 to 44%. this is among all registered voters a washington post-abc news poll taken last month had trump leading by six points. now, the quinnipiac poll also asked registered republicans

about their top choice for the gop nomination for president. 53% said they support trump, while 23% favored florida governor ron desantis. both biden and desantis will be in the bay area tomorrow to raise cash and support for their campaigns. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us now with a look at exactly what is on their agenda. hey, cornell. hey, don. yeah, it's all about the money. it'll be a fundraising blitz through silicon valley for president biden starting tomorrow. and florida governor ron desantis won't be far behind. in fact, just miles away from the president. as you can see, there's two helicopters flying. a surprise in the sky over marin county friday as military aircraft flew maneuvers near larkspur ahead of president joe biden's visit to the bay area on monday. biden will visit the lucy evans balanced nature interpretive center in palo alto, where he'll announce $600 million in new investment for climate projects. what the president is going to do is going to emphasize climate

change. he's going to emphasize what the party and what the biden administration has been doing around, quote unquote, green jobs. next, biden will reportedly head to private fundraisersin los gatos at the home of microsoft chief technology officer kevin scott, another in atherton at ventureitalist steve wesley's home, where $6,000 will get you in the door. republican candidate governor ron desantis will be in nearby woodside for his own fundraiser. when he actually holds his fundraiser, he'll only be a couple of miles from where potus from where the president of the united states is at and holding his fundraiser roughly the same time. earlier in the day, desantis will be in the state capital. he's making a point to fly first to sacramento, where the three dozen migrants were sent a few weeks ago. both desantis and biden know networking among donors is everything on the campaign trail. they have to come and punch their ticket here, raise money and meet the influential because it's that network effect that is as important as anything else. and there's no time to lose the

end of the fundraising quarter is june 30th. teddy schleifer from puck news says that deadline matters. the numbers get looked at and they try to show strength that every dollar you get can show that you had a strong second quarter. but will all the fundraising be enough to surpass trump? the former president, who has only gained support despite efforts to impeach and indict him? the elephant in the room is clearly donald trump, and he will remain the one that everyone wants to talk about, but maybe dances around. now, on tuesday, biden will reportedly visit marin county for a reception hosted by tech and climate entrepreneurs. governor gavin newsom is said to be on that guest list. i'm cornell barnard abc7 news. all right, appreciate the report, cornell. thanks. moving on to developing news now. crews are getting the upper hand on a wildfire in napa county. cal fire says that fire is 80% contained. it started friday in pope valley and so far burned 103 acres.

no buildings have been damaged and the cause is under investigation. today's progress comes just as stronger. gusty winds are beginning to blow into the bay area. now, speaking of those winds, we are getting some strong gusts out there right now. take a look. yeah, you certainly can hear it. this video taken at san francisco's aquatic park a little more than an hour ago. howling winds are expected to be the strongest at the coast and on the hills. let's bring in abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan to tell us about these weather changes blowing our way. hey, francis. yeah, hi, dion. in fact, you can see here this live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. the wind is whipping those trees around and the leaves right now check out current surface winds gusting up to 40mph at sfo. very strong winds. also nevado, 37 miles in san francisco, 23. so you notice many areas above 20 miles right now. and the gusts will continue to remain strong overnight.

they usually die down overnight into tomorrow morning, but even tomorrow morning, anywhere from 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. and then in the afternoon, it will pick up again, especially at the coast. that's where we'll see over 30 point raise in san francisco. this does mean cooler temperatures. and i'll have your neighborhood forecast coming up. dion. all right. sounds good. francis thanks. four people are dead after three separate mass shootings over the weekend all took place in locations where people were celebrating. here's abc's jacqueline lee. a juneteenth celebration in willowbrook, illinois, turned violent early sunday morning when officials say at least 20 people were shot. one fatally. two of those who were shot are in critical condition, while others suffered what officials are calling gray's injuries. victims were transported to hospitals across several counties. the motive behind this incident is unclear. then. this is still an active investigation in saint louis. overnight, authorities say multiple people were shot inside an office building where a party was being held.

multiple firearms were recovered at the scene, including ar style rifle pistols, as well as a handgun, which is found in possession of a person of interest who's a juvenile. the victims between the ages of 15 and 19, a 17 year old killed a total of ten victims after apparent gunshot wounds include the deceased. and in washington state, another mass shooting when police say a gunman opened fire at a campground during a music festival. we have casualty as we now can confirm, that there have been two people killed and there are three injured, which includes the shooter, according to the sheriff's office, the suspected shooter walked away from the scene before officers tracked him down. the shooter continued to shoot randomly into the crowd and the suspect was eventually taken into custody. the second day of that, beyond wonderland music festival has now been canceled. jaclyn lee, abc news, new york. in the east bay, rescue crews free the person from a burning car in rodeo during a fiery

crash involving a tanker truck filled with diesel. it happened just after midnight near the willow avenue exit on westbound i-80. the damaged tanker spilled diesel fuel towards two burning cars and lanes of traffic. and you can see there the flames charred two of those vehicles. the the crash shut down. all but one lane of the freeway. first responders say a person was freed from one car. yeah, it's actually amazing that people escaped both of these crashes relatively unharmed. we had one moderate injury that's being transported currently, but there were no fatalities at this time. one person was injured and is expected to be okay. lanes were closed for more than two hours. well, if you have a plan to to trip to tahoe this summer, you may have to adjust your plans. sand harbor state park on the lakeshore in nevada is warning visitors to be prepared for possible park closures.

there simply are not enough employees to fully staff the parks and the chronicle reports only 75% of park positions in the tahoe region are filled. also, d.l. bliss state park on lake tahoe's southwestern shoreline is closed at least through the end of august for replacement on the park's main water line. pride was on a roll today in oakland. we'll check out an event that had people cycling, skating and scooting even to celebrate pride month. and remembering the hope and promise of emancipation through an experience of culture and celebration of diversity. see how a city in the east bay marked juneteenth

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month and we continue celebrating the lgbtq plus community here at abc7. in the east bay, the oakland lgbt community center teamed up with chrome and bike east bay for a true colors pride ride today. people of all ages and abilities were encouraged to join today's party ride around oakland's lake merritt. several dozen cyclists participated in today's event. now aeminder the san francisco pride parade is just one week away and abc7 is a sponsor. you can watch the parade live on sunday, june 25th on abc7 and on our abc7 bay area streaming tv app. neighbors and friends filled the streets of berkeley for the city's 36th annual juneteenth celebration in music, food, community and family filled adeline street in south berkeley today.

vendors and local organizers are out there reaching out to people attending the event. the festival follows a week of events in berkeley commemorating the emancipation of enslaved african americans. it was a place where everybody could come out here stress free and just enjoy themselves and be happy and be free. so for me, it's it's a pleasure to give back to the community. the festival runs until 7:00 tonight on adeline, near alcatraz avenue. feel free to hope freedom freedom or on the peninsula. a captivating night of song and storytelling to commemorate juneteenth, the pacifica. spindrift players put on juke joint jukebox, a juneteenth celebration for one night only yesterday. through music, it tells the story of woodside resident gary stanford, jr, his family's life in entertainment and those who opened doors for other african

american entertainers. stanford is a vocalist for the san francisco symphony and in honor of juneteenth, we're telling stories of what black freedom means today as part of the our america series on the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. it is streaming right now on apple tv, google tv and fire tv, along with roku. well, just ahead, a bear break in left an animal scrambling for an escape check this out. this bear takes hanging out to new heights. we'll find out exactly how this all ended. can't wait to find out. and here's a live shot of sfo where winds are gusting up to 40mph. you can see the winds blowing the top of that tree. this will mean cooler temperatures for juneteenth. we have some significant changes in the accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. stay with you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true.

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leaving a colorado home in an unconventional way after breaking in to steal a man's dinner. take a look. video captured by a neighbor shows a bear hanging from a second story window in an attempt to escape this home in steamboat springs. this is crazy. i've never seen this before. after being unable to drop it to the ground, it ends up climbing back into the house and even escapes through a lower floor window before wandering off into the woods. now, the good news is no one was home during the break in, but the owner says the animal did help itself to pork chops. he was planning to have for dinner last night. i mean, i'm just speech. this is wild. i didn't know they could climb like this. what an acrobatic and agile bear. it's kind of impressive and also terrifying. totally. and just the video like to capture that moment. i don't know what i would do if

i saw something like that. yeah, i didn't think it would come into my house if i was an owner, i would be terrified. well, what we're dealing with, there's some kind of strong winds right now. here's live doppler seven and it really pushed all the clouds away, looping over the past few hours. so we have a lot of blue skies over the bay area. here's a live shot from emeryville. but you can see the winds causing some ripples there over the bay and san francisco. it's currently 63, oakland 66, mountain view 70, san jose 72. palo alto, 70 half moon bay, 59 degrees. and this time from mount tam. you can see the camera is bouncing around a little bit from the winds. we had very nice temperatures are warm in santa rosa, 81 and then elsewhere, lots of 70. novato 72 napa, fairfield, 77 concord and livermore in the low 70s and this time from the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see more of the effect of that wind there. so it's going to be blustery again through tomorrow and that means temperatures are going to come down for juneteenth. it will be slightly warmer for

the first day of summer around wednesday and then below average temperatures through next week. in fact, we have a system moving through in the accuweather 7 day forecast that's even going to bring us temperatures well below average right now. check out the winds. they are very strong. i want to show this again, gusting up to 37 in novato, 40 in sfo. so we see these very strong winds all around the bay area and they typically die down overnight. but you'll notice even tomorrow morning they'll still be breezy and then tomorrow afternoon winds will pick up gusts in many areas over 30 miles an hour and then we'll see strongest winds at the beaches and at the higher elevations. so what this means in terms of cloud cover, not much. we'll get some low clouds and some maybe some low clouds around the peninsula coast and parts of the south bay. but then lots of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. but as this cold front moves through overnight and into tomorrow, temperatures will be

cooler overnight tonight will be in the low to mid 50s around the bay. even some upper 40s for some of our north bay locations and then tomorrow, notice we'll see 60s and 70s around the bay inland areas are going to have a hard time warming up to the low 70s. so that is much cooler compared to average for inland areas. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. so windy again for june 18th, it's going to be sunny. so have the sunscreen ready but hang on to those hats sunny and breezy on tuesday. but notice temperatures come up and then wednesday will be the warmest day inland for the first day of summer. but then we have a system coming in thursday and friday, and that's going to bring us much cooler temperatures with even some drizzle into friday morning. all right. at least it's good weather. feels like summer. good for baseball. yeah, the boys this summer. coming up in sports, father's day around the big leagues. a's looking to avoid a sweep at home. and the giants not only a chance

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hustling home and he's safe. two nothing giants on the double starter logan webb in trouble in the fourth inning tiro estrada though infield in fires home blake sabol perfect tag prevents the tying run from scoring two one giants after four good defense there vacaville native and saint mary's gayle tony gonsolin got the start for the dodgers in the six giants up 322 on for a rookie luis matos first extra base hit and first two rbi of his career five two giants and he is hype dodgers get the tying run to the plate in the ninth but camille duvall gets j.d. martinez to fly out giants win seven three. they scored 29 runs over the weekend, the most ever in a three game set at dodger stadium. they'll welcome in bob melvin's padres for a four game series at oracle tomorrow. mark kotsay and his family spending father's day at the ballpark. nice to have the fam at the yard ace trying to avoid a phillies sweep. kyle schwarber though his second leadoff homer of this series. so it's one nothing phillies in a flash hogan harris pitched well six innings struck out seven allowed just two runs,

fifth inning down two nothing two on two out. and zack wheeler strikes out seth brown wheeler six scoreless innings for strikeouts a's finally on the board in the seventh. here's elvis diaz pinch hit solo homer to left a's within a run the youngster loving it two one game bottom nine a's down three two ryan noda look to end the ballgame. a's lose three two. so after that seven game win streak, they've now dropped five in a row. while the warriors didn't finish the season with back to back championships, they did achieve another milestone off the court. the franchise recently celebrating the 10th anniversary of the warriors community foundation. under the leadership of nicole jacob, the foundation is finding ways to give back through grants, court refurbishments and numerous educational programs, making a major impact for the next generation of bay area leaders. you know, all of our team members, we did over 6000 hours of community service over the last year, something we do every year, not not mentioning players and all the other things that we do. but so since the inception of our foundation in 2012, we've given out over $30 million in

grants. and our focus is on educational equity, youth development across the bay area. the future is the youth because our focus is like we want to make sure we're investing in the right places so we can have as much of an impact as possible. and that's been our focus, doing great work. the warriors are in the community. hey, just see this san jose earthquakes fan named eric taking part in a halftime halftime contest, trying to get the ball the closest to the midfield circle. and how about right on it? rolling two perfection landing right on that midfield circle. now he's surprised you asked on how about four tickets to the california classico when the quakes host the galaxy? saturday, july first at stanford stadium, maybe he'll even get in the game. i mean, that's a perfect i mean, that rate right onto it. you can't even practice to get that precision. no, it was unbelievable. and the warriors community foundation, great job. thanks to brandon for his time on that interview. right. all right, chris, thank you. well, this weekend, people celebrated a vibrant and historic neighborhood in san

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neighborhood. we were all wondering what that gorilla with the churros was all about. did you see that? it was a giant gorilla. didn't have a pizza because there are so many good pizzas, not so much churros, but i would take churros at this point to or those pork chops at the bear was trying to eat. oh, tonight, we're following several developing stories as we come on the air. tens of millions are under alert for dangerous weather, including relentless heat. the secretary of state's high-stakes trip to china. and a weekend of violence, with multiple deadly mass shootings. first, the weather. 30 million people in heat alerts in the south. the heat index topping 115 degrees in texas, and it could be several days until cooler temperatures arrive. plus, severe storms. hundreds of thousands without power. tulsa hit hard overnight. and more storms on the way. somara theodore times it all out. secretary of state antony blinken arrives in beijing,