>> the trip is focused on three key points. he discussed his strategy for handling ai. he's got a pair of 2024 campaign fundraising events in marin county and san francisco. this after yesterday's first stop in palo alto where he announced 600 million dollars in investments for climate projects. >> team coverage following his every move. suzanne phan is in san francisco. kicking it off with tim johns. he has where the president is right now. >> there is a lot of excitement in the north bay. president biden touched down here at this field behind me. several military grade helicopters landed with different personnel. then marine one with president biden himself.

the president is here for a fundraiser. it will be at the home of mark and stephanie robinson. mark robinson is a bay area on newer working in the pharmaceutical and biotech field. no surprise the president is here. it is one of the most democratic counties in all of the u.s. in one of the wealthiest in terms of per capita income. the vibe out here was ecstatic. dozens up and down magnolia avenue. waiting to see a glimpse of the president. i want to give you a chance of what they had to say. >> i'm beside myself. i have loved joe biden my entire life. i am missing a lesson to be here. i'm so excited and thrilled. >> i was eating at a restaurant.

>> the fundraiser expected to last about two hours. the president will be flying back to san francisco for another event. we will be at the north bay. tim johns. >> president biden arrived at chrissy field to leave for larkspur. >> his visit brought out onlookers in the shadow of the golden gate ridge hoping to catch a glimpse of his helicopter and motorcade. more excitement than your average tuesday. >> suzanne phan witnessed it all and has our team coverage. >> the words over again from people out here, pretty cool. a lot of onlookers this afternoon. many were impressed by the motorcade.

other people say they were in all by marine one and the planes that followed. it was an eventful afternoon. some people visiting chrissy field saw something they were not expect. >> i thought it was cool. i took a picture. >> she already got another surprise when she flew to san francisco early this morning and saw this. air force one. >> air force one when it landed. visiting for about a week and a half. had no idea the president would be here. >> she headed to chrissy field where she came upon the barricades. >> a lot of supporters. hopefully it will trip. >> his first trip to california since announcing his reelection campaign. >> i'm thrilled he's gearing up

to stay in office because that is where we need him. >> they were taking a quick bike ride when they came along the road blocks. >> we are dealing with many similar issues and wanting to protect rights for people and take care of our communities and environment. >> the barricades remain up. the traffic continues to be detoured. the president is expected to return sometime before 6:00 p.m. last checked, things were running late. that is the latest. >> we will stay on top of it. our team coverage of president biden's bay visit will continue at 5:00. sac fontes digging into the announcement about artificial intelligence. he will break down specifics on how they plan to manage the

future as it takes off. look for the report at 5:00. >> talking about the weather. tomorrow the first of summer. since we missed spring, when will it start to feel like summer? >> we were on the fast track. >> i want to show you what is happening on the final day of spring. due to what we can expect. the upper level low we have been showing you with the counterclockwise circulation has wrought us cooler than average weather. onshore winds and all of that. that is easing up. still breezy. dusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. this time yesterday up to 40 miles per hour. the winds are easing. it is warming up, giving us hope for warmer weather. warmer than this time yesterday. taking a sneak peek at

tomorrow's weather. sunny skies on the first day of summer. upper 50's at the coast. upper 60's to near 70. upper 70's to near 80 inland. first he of summer will be warmer than the last few days of spring. a cool down coming after that. forecast coming up later. >> new details on the shooting at the embarcadero in san francisco. new video sfpd helps will find the suspects. it shows vehicles involved, a black suv and white sedan driving east on beach three. you can see a passenger in the backseat climbing out of the window and shooting at the suv. it looks like the driver also starts shooting. we reached out to the mayor's office and san francisco police for an update. we spoke with willie brown, who says this is not just a san

francisco problem. >> it is another blackeye for the city. it is not unusual for incidents of similar nature to occur in any major american city. when somebody says to me how do you stop not in the hands of the people it would not happen. >> one supervisor says more officers are needed. he did not say how many more officers have presented -- would have prevented the shooting. >> we ignored our police department where we are severely understaffed, by independent analysis. this is not something that is debatable in my mind. >> they arrested one person and detained another from the black suv. the people in the white sedan are still out there. investigators believe there is more cellphone video and ask anyone with information to come forward. a peace rally scheduled in san

francisco's mission district following the mass shooting at a block party nearly two weeks ago. community members are calling on officials to do more to reduce gun violence and increase safety. nine people were injured in the block party shooting. that was june 9. police arrested a suspect last week. the rally will be held on the corner of mission at 24th at 5:30. >> a yolo county jury will determine whether the davis stabbing spree suspect will be tried for murder. a judge announced a court-appointed doctor found carlos dominguez not confident to stand trial. he blurted out "i wanted to say i'm sorry and that i'm guilty. he's accused of stabbing three people, two died and a third was severely injured. the competency trial is scheduled for next month. police are investi a fatal hit-and-run involving a pedestrian.

a car hit a man just before 6:00 this morning and it happened between capital and allen rock avenue. the victim died at the scene and the driver fled before officers arrived. people were asked to avoid the area while police conducted their investigation. they are looking for the person responsible. >> a pesky problem at san quentin forcing them to rethink operations. >> is your stove putting you at risk? cooking and cancer. >> cosco shoppers, this one is for you. a new store can be headed to the bay area. the vote happening soon.

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the flooding a few hours later. water stopped in parts of the facility. people were given icewater and escorted to showers and restrooms. >> heads up if you access treasure island from the inbound of the bay bridge. it is going to close on thursday morning. after that, you will need to take the new exit on the right side of the bridge at the end of the tunnel. the exit opened about a month ago. the old left lane exit will reopen in a few years after it gets a major upgrade. >> the bay area's biggest summer concert is about six weeks away. the full lineup is starting to take shape. organizers revealed acts that will play outside of the night shows. they will play 12 after our shows across eight san francisco venues. it includes poolside, dj diesel, better known as shaquille o'neal

, and trixie mattel. it officially kicks off august 11. >> cirque du soleil coming to the bay area. the show will begin a run at oracle park in january. it will be their first big-time show in san francisco since 2019. expect the usual acrobatics, lavish costumes, and more. tickets go on sale to the general public next tuesday at 10:00 a.m. they never do anything but put on a great show. >> nothing but make me feel insignificant and lack of skills in anything. >> i think i should do more sit ups. >> you are in great shape. i'm sure you can fly around. >> not that kind of shape. i will give you push-ups, but not that. we have another breezy day. yesterday was gusty.

40 miles per hour. 25, may 30 mile-per-hour gusts in the windiest locations. a warm-up from yesterday. 24 hour temperature change. seven degrees warmer across the region than yesterday. a beautiful view looking over san francisco under blue skies. 64 in the city. low to mid 70's. san jose, palo alto. 59 at half moon bay. breezy conditions at the golden gate. 75 in napa. 81 in fairfield. mid 70's in carver and livermore. nice clear view looking onto the bay. sunny and mild tomorrow. 757 a.m. is summer's arrival. some drizzle near the coast. morning hours on thursday and

friday. sunny weather over the weekend. mild for the san francisco pride celebration. the return of coastal clouds during the early morning. not a deep marine layer, but it will be forming. brief showers or drizzle. not expecting rain on land areas. it will be a sunny day. overnight low temperatures in the low 50's. upper 50's at the coast. upper 60's to 70 at the bay. upper 60's to 80 in the warmest inland spots. there will be a sharp drop in temperatures eight to 10 degrees certainly at the inland locations. cooler around the bay. friday, not much change. a degree or two milder. saturday, looks like we will see the beginning of a warm-up. on sunday in san francisco, looks like it will be partly cloudy with sunnier skies.

nice conditions for the parade. 63 in the city on sunday. low of 53. accuweather 7-day forecast. summer starts off on a warmer note. much cooler on thursday. friday, not much change. perhaps a bit sunnier. the warming does begin on sunday. it gets even warmer monday. next tuesday, almost average temperatures. mid 80's inland. 70's around the bay. >> that is the theme of the weather. a tease. >> the weather has been teasing us. >> let's take the 50's now. >> the push-ups. >> he can do both. we will hold you to it. >> we are committed to building a better bay area. including bringing you stories about the changing climate and

environment. and how we can protect them looking toward the future. we are looking at how much you may be at risk of cooking a meal in your own home. researchers found using a common appliance may increase your chances of developing cancer. dustin dorsey looks at the study involving the dangers from using an everyday gas stove. >> what is potentially more dangerous for your health? stead and someone smoking or cooking dinner? looking at chemical exposures from gas stoves, a surprising answer. >> a single gas burner on high at 150 fahrenheit raised venting concentrations above the estimate of benzene concentrations found in secondhand smoke in about one third of the cases. >> they used a specialized instrument to measure chemicals from 90 stoves in california and colorado with a simple flip of the dial.

turning on a gas or propane stove shop, benzene is released into the air. researchers found the concentrations not only filled the kitchen, but spread through the home. >> people have known benzene forms in refineries and oil and gas fields, but no one was able to look at homes. >> even at low doses, benzene exposure can lead to leukemia and other types of cancer. >> i'm hard-pressed to think of a more powerful chemical cause of leukemia. >> the announcement comes days after two bills were passed by the u.s. house of representatives protecting gas stove use, including limiting consumer product safety commission from banning them. rob jackson says this study does not suggest the appliances should be outlawed but hopes the community is better informed of the threat they pose and hope standards move away from the gas stoves. >> we would never stand over the

tailpipe of the car breathing and pollution. but we do stand over stones. >> using a hood venting pollution outdoors and opening multiple windows are the best ways to protect yourself and others from the harmful impacts. theft. the new effort announced by california's attorney general as the state get serious about plugging the money trail. >> the way of the future for ordering a pizza. how you will be able to order a slice when you are far away from home. >> up next, new your cable costs. president biden promising no more surprises o

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>> time for consumer news. >> michael finney is here with headlines. >> how much is your cable bill? >> don't ask. >> let me get my calculator. >> president biden's mission to crack on junk fees includes cable and satellite tv providers. the fcc proposed a rule requiring providers to give customers all in pricing for services.

added fees for things like regional sports and special programming can increase an average cable bill by 25%. the proposal will help consumers by allowing them to compare and shot between providers. >> if you are paying on a student loan, i have important information for you. interest set to kick in on september 1 and payments will restart in october. washington's debt deal included a provision to restart payments. the due date depends on your loan provider. that is complicated. the department of education will notify every borrower before they need to pay. a new cosco can come to the bay area. the city of brentwood will hear the proposal tonight. developers are eyeing the side of the plaza shopping center including over 154,000 square feet of warehouse space and a gas station with 16 pumps.

the chamber of commerce says a new store would employ as many as 300 and bring $100 million a year in tax revenue. >> i bet people would be delighted area >> thanks. >> a crackdown underway on organize retail theft for this on ending the pipeline for stolen goods. the attorney general's office said it teamed up with retailers including cvs, walgreens, home depot, and safeway to stop organized theft. retailers agreed to share reports of retail names and online retailers including ebay, sc, and meadow will stop the resale of those items. >> the items behind us, they are fed up with it. products are stolen too often. it takes a response to address organized crime. marketplaces, the public, law enforcement working together teaming up to address the challenge. >> the attorney general's office

launched a new online portal where people can launch complaints and have tips about retail crime. it can be found. >> the u.s. preventive services task force recommends adults 19 to 64 years old get screened for anxiety disorders. the task force is a group of independent medical experts whose recommendations help guide doctors decision and insurance plans. it is a first time the task force made a recommendation on screening for anxiety disorders in adults. the group recommends all adults be screenedor major depressive disorders. if you or a loved one is struggling with anxiety or mental health issues, we have resources. for urgent matrs. call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by dialing 988. >> getting to the root of one of

the biggest challenges. what a new study reveals about homelessness, who is impacted, and why. >> making history of the world series but nothing to do with a small. the way lsu etched its name into the record books. >> don't miss the 2023 nba it is allappening thursday at 5:00 p.m.. stick around for special edition for afternoon draft area abc7news at 4:00 continues after a short break.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> homelessness is a chall all over the bay area.

in order to understand it, you must understand its root causes. >> one of the larger studies ever conducted took a look at the who and why of homelessness. >> leanne melendez is in the newsroom with the results. >> the fundamental problem, rents are too high. there is a disparity between income and cost of rent. a one-bedroom apartment in california, we know that. it seems the problems are much worse and a few things in the report surprised us. one can follow the people living in trailers along lake merced boulevard in san francisco and find most share some of the most unforeseen circumstances that brought them here. >> i didn't have a job. >> i got into a motorcycle accident. >> even when we had a job and tried looking for housing, it was impossible.

>> bedding off homelessness and housing initiative conducted a study that surveyed more than 3000 homeless people in california. >> we learned they lost their housing mostly because they could not afford rent. >> nine out of 10 ss people lost their homes while living in california, dispelling the myth they migrated here. 75% state in the same county. 66% were born in california. the dian age black and native american groups were overrepresented, even thou the overall population numbers are low. while california is home to 12% of the u.s. population, the state has 30% of the homeless population. >> about one in five people came directly from an institution. things like jails, prisons, hospitals, that is not

surprising, we knew it was high risk. >> the studies suggest a greater focus on housing the poorest people can afford. >> if affordable housing is $1000 a month and someone's income is $960 a month, it is not cheap enough. >> works selling cobblestones and can afford to live in a trailer. crack that is how i survive. a lot of people i don't know how they do it. >> 6% of those said they were depressed, suffered from exide, or had problems concentrating. these issues make it harder to get out of homelessness. in the newsroom, leanne melendez. >> thank you. president biden's son hunter has pled guilty to federal tax crimes in a deal that will likely spare him prison time. hunter biden avoided prosecution on a separate gun charge. investigators had been probing whether he paid out of taxes on

millions of dollars of income, including money earned from business dealings with china and ukraine. the probe was led by a u.s. attorney appointed by former president trump, but that has not stopped republican criticism. >> if you were the leading political opponent of the president, they can put you in jail and give you prison time. if you are the president's son, you can -- >> hunter biden served on the board of a natural gas firm in you rain from 2014 to 2019. at the same time, then vice president biden was overseeing u.s. foreign policy. the judge presiding over the criminal case of former president trump set august 14 as the start date. trump is speaking out about his federal indictment in the mar-a-lago classified records investigation. he challenged the audio evidence prosecutors say captures trump

discussing the contents of classified documents. trump says he was referring to journalistic articles, not the document itself. >> it was in a document, i had paper, copies of paper article, every document. these are newspaper stories, magazine stories. >> trump also appears to admit he did not apply with grand jury subpoena to return several boxes of classified records because some of his personal offers were packed alongside them. >> the desperate search for a submarine that disappeared on a deep-sea dive. the rescue mission underway as time is running out. a jell-o shot record and a revolutionary new idea in pizza delivery.

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time for the four at 4:00. the record-breaking turnout of the college world series had nothing to do with the play on the field. a bar in omaha sells jell-o shots for the teams. they keep count of which fans buy the most. lsu fans shattered the record by buying 22,000 jell-o shots. ole miss set the record last year with a little more than 18,000. stanford fans bought about 700 shots. stanford fans are more wine

drinker. >> the jell-o shots must be infused with something stronger. alcohol. i'm no mathematician. but it is a lot of shots. >> i'm thinking do you want to be the winner? i don't know. >> at lsu, they do. >> they are pretty proud of it. >> you remember college. >> moving on. >> depends on how many jell-o shots. >> got to talk about this. a cricket crisis expanding toward the western part of the u.s.. mormon crickets. they have apparently trave down to nevada after thousands hatched in idaho. homes, even local hospitals covered with insects. they are using vacuum cleaners. the plows to move

them off of the roads. the crickets have a four to six year lifecycle. then they go dormant. my arms have goosebumps. i cannot look. >> that is giving me nightmares. >> look at the hand. >> at least they are not dangerous, but creepy. >> a little unsightly. >> the lifespan is a little too long. >> the other ones go dormant, the cicadas. >> than they come out by the millions. >> these do, also. >> that is not in the book of mormon. a 10 foot tall halloween decoration cause for concern for one neighborhood in ohio. the owner of a large werewolf received a notice to take it down. the owner says she bought october, but it has become her house mask up, so she is keeping it up. she is dressing it up for

different seasons. the city got the anonymous complaint. while he gave out a warning, it has no plans to enforce its removal. harmless fun. cracks i like it says get off of my lawn. it does not bother me. the only thing that would get me, when you have a little kid, things will give them nightmares. then they wake up all night long, and so do you. it may give my child nightmares. >> unless you take the child up and meet the werewolf. introduce him like your friend. cracks may be a nice easter costume. very gentle. >> like a vegan vampire. >> better than a regular vampire. >> talking about food, the theme continues. dominoes will soon allow people to order pizza without an address.

the company is launching anywhere delivery. giving users the ability to drop a pin on a map from wherever they happen to be. dominoes says it is a great summertime idea. the delivery gives text alerts to the customer and activates a visual signal on their phones for the delivery person to locate the customer. cracks you can be at a corner bus stop. >> you can sit in your car. i like the location. or you can bring it to the car. cracks it sounds brilliant for those outdoors. but what about the side of a cliff hiking. >> are the employees getting paid to get sand in their shoes? >> they be the tip goes up. balance. it is a clever idea.

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atlantic ocean at the site. a submersible with five on lost communication nearly two hours after they set off on what was supposed to be a 10 hour round-trip expedition. >> our efforts are focused on finding the sub. >> and exploration robot on board capable of diving 12,000 feet now joining the search alongside the u.s. navy and u.s. and canadian coast guards. crews have already completed an extensive search above and below the water, covering an area larger than the state of connecticut. time is also taking. >> there's about 40 hours of breathable air. >> among the missing, a businessman and his son. a renowned titanic researcher, and a miss harding, a british billionaire. each paying $250,000 for the

rare opportunity to get enough los look of the famed titanic. stockton rush, the ceo of expedition company, is on board. dr. michael guillen remembers the close call he had in 2000 when trapped in the propeller of the titanic wreckage working them a story. >> i'm worried. i know exactly what it feels like. very scary and claustrophobic. >> the company ocean expeditions is also assisting. they say other deep-sea companies are also helping as they try to reestablish contact with the vessel. >> san francisco' become more bike friendly took another step forward. the sfmta unanimously a making a protected bike lane between baker and schrader permanent.

it first opened in 2020 as part of a pilot program. it is to relieve congestion on the panhandle.>> catch the san e parade sunday. abc7news the a -- i a pud sponsor. watch it at 10:30 there will be more than 200 contingents this year, including the warriors dance teams. you can become part of the warriors dance teams. they are looking for new members. abc 7 spoke with a couple of members and are urging anyone interested to practice before trying out. spots are available on both the gold and blue squads. the blue crew has about 15 men. cracks they want dancers who are athletic and full of energy. additions will start july 16. the final edition is august 13.

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gusty conditions near the a little bit of a pre-summer warm-up. much cooler than it is right now in the bay area. mid to u and oakland. 59 at half moon bay. at the golden gate bridge where it is breezy and bright. mid 70's. napa, concord, livermore. 81 in fairfield. a warm-up underway awaiting the arrival of summer. looking over the bay, these are the forecast headlines area sunny and mild. cooler with sprinkles. a drizzle thursday and friday. overnight u skies. low temperatures in the low

50's. highs in the upper 60's to 70 around the bay. upper 70's to near 80 the first day of summer. sharp drop in temperatures. a significant cooldown. not much change on friday. you can see temperatures dropping about seven to 10 degrees. on summer. sharp drop on thursday. friday and saturday below average. not quite thursday. sunday it warms up a little bit. early next week feeling like summer. next tuesday, inland highs in the mid 80's. on the fifth, sixth day of summer, we get summerlike weather. cracks luring in a shark, two bay area

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to be broken for black and brown families. >> every day, we are building toward something better. >> a better bay area. >> coming up seven, and eight catch celebrity wheel of fortune. at 9:00, celebrity jeopardy followed by shark tank. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. there's a shark tank success story in our own backyard. they are giving back for pride month. kumasi aaron got the behind-the-scenes details from the cofounders of their company based out of oakland. we featured them earlier this year and we have an update. >> what exactly is it? >> cincha makes accessories. we have created a travel belt

that secures your personal bag to your luggage. i know i experienced it i traveled, my bag was falling off of my carry on. we created a stylish and functional solution keeping you put together while you are traveling through the airport. >> it is a struggle. i'm trying to position it right, i think i'm cute, and it is swung around. i like to bring a nice big purse on the plane. i feel why it is an awesome product. and you were on shark tank. your episode aired earlier this year. what was it like? it was absolu. just two kids from the bay area who watched this show to randomly be invited to app and get a chance to pitch to the sharks was a dream come true and

a wild experience,nerve-racking. cracks i can imagine. how do you prepare? what is it like standing there? what is it like figuring out how you are going to pitch cincha? >> you don't have much tim before it is go time. one thing i think viewers don't necessarily appreciate is you pitch for almost an hour. you are standing in front of the bright light for a minute. we were not prepared for it at all. we were sweaty, nervous, legs shaking. it was incredible. >> you got through well, you made a deal with barbara. she gave you $200,000 for a 25% stake. how did you feel when you found out and how has it been going? >> we felt amazing. it was such a surreal experience. to have our favorite shark give

us a deal was the perfect way to end our shark tank story. she has been fabulous and helped us out. a great part of the cincha family. we are excited to see where we can take cincha post shark tank so much on the horizon. >> you are doing something special for pride month. >> we launched exclusive pride month -- a pattern rainbow flag colors. and we just launched this. a bag that attaches to the belt. imagine a fanny pack for your bag. >> i love this. >> and for this exc

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