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lawsuits. >> abc seven news reporter dan noyes is back from court. >> oma and down a state law gave survivors of sexual abuse by clergy until this past december 31 to file lawsuits, no matter how long ago it happened. so many new claims came and it drove the diocese to bankruptcy. >> calling line item number one for the roman catholic bishop of oakland. >> the attorney for the catholic diocese of oakland first raised the issue at a hearing earlier this month. >> the notice and confidentiality has to do with what names will be made public. >> and she filed this motion to keep the names and contact information of priests and other diocese staff who may have committed child sexual abuse confidential to avoid the risk of identity theft or harassment. >> we have 50 to a new name so far. >> but survivors of clergy sexual abuse were there for the hearing today, pointing out that oakland bishop michael barber despite claims of transparency

and concern for victims has failed to release important information even on recent cases. >> not one memo has gone out to the parishioners of oakland saying hate fathers so-and-so has been accused. that means there has been no outreach so it is all a sham. >> they give lip service to that but when it comes time to actually take actions to be transparent in their words, they are as transparent as a brick wall. >> the catholic diocese of oakland has posted photos of priests who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse of a minor in the names of dozens more problem priests of deacons outside the diocese, older cases but court documents show as of may 4 they are facing 332 separate active lawsuits. now the church is also seeking confidentiality for church officials who may have covered up the criminal acts. >> that has never been requested before in my experience in diocese cases, we have never seen a request that those who

are alleged to have cover up the abuse be kept secret. that is not acceptable. >> the attorneys for the oakland diocese declined to comment for this report, the judge did not decide whether to grant their motion for confidentiality asking both sides to file new briefs on the issue for a hearing next month. >> it appears now they are doubling down on what they have always alleged to have been which is to have cap thing secret, that is not not -- not the right way to start this case. >> i reached out to bishop barber's office for comment and did not hear back but we will post any info we received from the diocese at abc7news.com and on my social media. >> you have been reporting on this issue for decades. we are still here. >> if you would like to get in touch with dan in the i.t. team call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com i team. >> now happening right now president biden in his in his second day of his visit to the bay area, this is his air convoy

parting san francisco this afternoon for more fundraisers in marin county. abc7news reporter tim johns is live where the president landed just about 90 minutes ago. you saw the motorcade roll through? >> excitement here in the north bay, when the president landed about 90 minutes ago first we saw a whole bunch of military grade helicopters land with some different personnel, then came marine at one with president biden himself. folks were lined up here on magnolia avenue trying to get a glimpse of the president as he was making his way over to the town of kentfield, just one town over here in marin county. he has headed to the home of mark and stephanie robinson. mark robinson is a bay area entrepreneur who works in the pharmaceutical and biotech field. governor gavin newsom is also said to be in attendance at this fundraising event. it is no surprise that the president is stopping here in marin county. this is one of the most

democratic counties in the whole united states as well as one of the wealthiest per capita in the nation. the vibe out here was ecstatic, we talked to some of the folks trying to see president biden and let's listen to what they had to say. >> i am seriously beside myself. i have loved joe my entire life. and i am lesson to be here, i am so excited. >> i figured it is so close to my home why not, i would like to come up and see what's going on too. it is exciting. being that it is so close, and that is why i am here waiting. patiently. >> scheduled to end around 5:30 and then president biden is going to be had aid back to the city of san francisco for yet another's fundraising event this evening. live in the north bay abc7news.

a fighter jet spotted over marin this morning, it was a flying in airspace that was temporarily restricted due to biden's visit, the north american aerospace command said a fire jets responded to three incidents of aircraft violating the flight restrictions in the san francisco bay area. all three incidents concluded without incident. >> before his fundraising events, the future of artificial intelligence was a main item on president biden's agenda today. he sat down with ai researchers and experts from here in the bay area to talk about the benefits and the risks of this emerging technology. abc7news reporter zach fuentes spoke with a member of the president's cabinet about those conversations. >> artificial intelligence is developing quickly and while the benefits are being discovered the risks are also being weighed. dr., the president of science and technology advisor. proxy has been clear from the beginning this is one of the

most powerful technologies of our time. and that means if we are going to seize its benefits we have to start by managing its risks. >> the doctor sat next to president biden in san francisco tuesday to sit with a panel of researchers and experts including top mines from stanford and uc berkeley. >> i want to hear directly from the experts and these are some of the world's leading experts on this issue. >> leading experts and the doctor have diverse viewpoints. >> people who are critics and skeptics of ai as well as people who are very optimistic and building applications they think are going to take us forward into the future. >> biden touted work's administration has already done in the ai field. >> last october we proposed an ai bill of rights to ensure that important protections are built into the systems from the start. earlier this year i signed an executive order to direct my cabinet on the design and use of ai and in may we announced a new strategy for funding for

responsible ai development. >> tech expert and san jose state professor it says while there have been positive steps at the federal level there is still more to be done. >> we need a standard for ai. we can create our own standards in the united states, but what about if this ai is coming from a different country? europe has their own standards, china already has their framework for it. this universal standard, that is what we need. >> what the doctor says is underway. >> we are working with congress on legislation and partners around the world because this is a global challenge as well. >> in san francisco abc7news. >> tonight we are on the people of summer, here is a live look outside. this is the last day of spring and to find out more about what is in store for our summer forecast let's go to our weather anchor at spencer christian. >> it is beginning to feel more summerlike as we approach the beginning of summer. here is what's happening right now, we've got some breezy conditions out there but not the

powerful gusts we had yesterday. the winds are easing up and 24 hour temperature change shows it is a few degrees warmer right now than at this time yesterday as we wind down spring giving us hope for a warmer day to start summer. we are going to have one, here is a look at tomorrow's project at high temperatures. upper 50's at the coast, but upper 60's to near 70 around the bay shoreline. upper 70's at most inland locations to about 80 in the warmest spots. it will be a warmer day than we have had as of late to start summer. on the second day of summer on thursday temperatures will drop sharply. there will be more june gloom in terms of the temperature readings and on thursday and friday, both days will be cooler than we would expect for the first part of summer. however there is a warm up in our future and i will have that in my accuweather 7-day forecast later. >> thank you. today tahoe officials unveiled a lengthy plan to save that hugely popular destination from its

reliance mostly on tourism and to address a number of environmental issues. a stewardship council will be tasked to manage traffic congestion, litter on the beaches and trails, outdoor recreation, and to ensure preservation and sustainability. coming up at 5:30 abc seven news anchor julian glover will talk with a member of the tahoe regional planning agency. >> here in the bay area san jose's mayor has unveiled a plan to address a blight and cleanup of the streets. members of the new focus area service team will walk city streets to inspect areas heavily impacted. fast members will write citations and ensure private property owners will maintain clean and safe structures. the team will also manage graffiti cleanup, overgrown vegetation, trash and more. >> all of us should feel proud to call san jose home, feel proud to run a business here, proud to raise our families here, proud to show off our city. many of us feel embarrassed about parts of our city and we should not.

it is the time for that to end. >> san jose city council plans to vote on the pilot plant -- program tonight and if passed it will begin in august. >> two oakland city council which is expected to vote this evening on an ordinance that will expand the city attorney's powers. there are more than 160 four ordinances in oakland but the city has no authority to enforce more than half of them. that means the city attorney often has to rely on state laws. if approved the city attorney would have more authority to enforce city laws that are already on the books. >> a crackdown is underway on organized retail theft focusing on ending the resale pipeline for stolen goods. the california attorney general's office says it has teamed up with retailers including cvs, walgreens, home depot and safeway. they have agreed to share reports of retail crimes, online retailers -- retailers will increase efforts to stop the resale of stolen items. >> the retailers behind us are fed up with us -- it. they are seeing their product stolen too often and it takes in

organized response to address organized crime. that is what this is today, retailers, the marketplace the public, law enforcement teaming up to address this. >> the state attorney general office launched a new online portal where people can file complaints and leave tips about retail crime. it can be found on oag.ca.gov. >> coming up mayor london breed weighing up on the father's day shooting near pier 39 and what she says to critics who claim the city is out of control. >> plus the suspect in a davis stabbing spree was back in court today with a court appointed doctor and what he says about his mental competency. abc7news at five will be right back. >> time running out in the desperate search for the sub touring the records of the titanic, also hunter biden's plea deal following a five year investigation and tracking dangerous storms, possi

>> a jury is set to determine the mental competency of a man accused of stabbing two people to death in davis and entering a third person. that is after a yolo county judge announced today that a court appointed dr. has determined carlos dominguez is not competent to stand trial. prosecutors disagree, now a jury will decide next month. during today's hearing dominguez blurted out i just want to say i'm sorry and that i am guilty. that statement will not be used against him. >> for the first time since t rolling gun battle that happened outside pier 39 on father's day, san francisco mayor breed is talking about what happened. we are also hearing from tourists here visiting from all over the country about this incident. here's abc7news reporter. >> 66°, clear skies and a giants game on the agenda. >> we are going to see alcatraz and then tonight a giants game. >> just two days after a car to

car gun battle which started outside of pier 39 leaving a total of six people hurt along the embarcadero. the popular tourist destination had no shortage of visitors from across the world. >> i feel safe. i don't feel worried at all. >> if i was not comfortable i would not be here with my family, i am here with my mother and my wife and my kids. i am here with my whole world so i do feel safe. >> for the first time since the shoot out san francisco mayor london breed is speaking out. >> i want people to understand this was very isolated, a targeted incident. >> she confirmed with abc 7 that one person has been taken into custody so far. believed to be from pittsburgh in the east bay. in the response to claims that the city is out of control right now made by one of her opponents running for mayor, supervisor açai. >> we are addressing it, our investigators are addressing it, there is a person in custody.

some of these people are not even san franciscans. so to imply that that is the case is really selling our city short. we are better than that. not everything is going to be within our control but it is how we respond to those situations that matter. >> now the mayor says she is focused on making sure the suspects are held accountable. and for this man visiting his family from los angeles he says it gives them comfort knowing this was an isolated incident. >> nothing can ever be perfect. there is always going to be homeless, there is always going to be shootings and gangs. at the same time there is always going to be beautiful loving families, beautiful loving people. there is more good than bad. >> in san francisco abc7news. >> still ahead, changes coming to one exit of the bay bridge. what you need to know if you

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>> in the south bay police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run. police say a man was hit by a car before six this morning between capital and alum rock avenues. police say the victim died at the scene and the driver who hit him fled before officers arrived. traffic is now back open but both southbound lanes of capitol avenue been closed from allen rock avenue to florence court. >> this is the aftermath of a nasty crash this morning on westbound 80 in richmond. two big rigs collided near in on-ramp around 1:30 a.m. one was carrying sugar, the other carnival equipment. according to chp. one of the drivers had major injuries and had to be airlifted to a hospital, the collision shut down the entire freeway for a couple hours and lanes are made close into them commute hours. >> terrible i hope the driver is ok. it is time to talk about weather. >> summer is almost here. >> on this eve of summer it is

beginning to feel more like spring. i mentioned earlier the winds are not as strong as yesterday at this time and now two or three locations are as gusty as yesterday at this time. check it out. as we look at wind speeds we have gust up to 39 miles per hour. in oakland we had 40 yesterday, 31 in san mateo but generally speaking although it is breezy not nearly as breezy white -- as yesterday. 24 hour temperature change shows most locations are anywhere from two to 6° warmer than at this time yesterday. that gives us encouragement to it will be warmer tomorrow as summer arrives. here is a view from sutro tower, 65 in san francisco oakland 68, 70 in mountain view and san jose. 72 in palo alto and 59 and half moon bay. a bright and breezy at the golden 74 in santa rosa and napa and livermore, 75 in concord, fairfield 80. one more live view from sutro tower -- mount tam rather.

these are our forecast headlines, sunny -- sunny and mild tomorrow for summer's arrival. cooler and possibly some a.m. drizzle on thursday and friday as we get a cool down on the second and third days of summer. we can expect sunnier and milder weather for pride weekend here in san francisco. overnight under partly cloudy skies with low temperatures in the low 50's. some inland areas in the low 40's. tomorrow 63 in san francisco oakland 68. inland east bay 78 and concord in livermore 80 in antioch. mid to upper 70's in the south bay. now giving you a few summer notes, summer solstice tomorrow beginning at 7:57 tomorrow when the sons direct sunlight is over the tropic of cancer. that is the and when the sun is shining directly over the tropic of cancer that marks the summer

solstice. longest day of the year tomorrow, nearly 15 hours of daylight. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we will have this cooldown on thursday which will make it feel on summerlike but we are used to that because spring has not been so hot either. it will warm up on saturday and sunday will be a pretty mild day for the pride parade. at high temperatures and the upper 70's and even milder -- even warmer i should say on monday and tuesday. by next tuesday we will have inland highs in the mid 80's and mid-70's around the bay. it will start to feel like summer. >> imagine that. >> exactly. >> heads up if you access treasure island from the san francisco part of the bridge. at lower deck side of the bay bridge, the exit is changing beginning on thursday the left lane exit is scheduled to close. that means in order to get to treasure island you will need to take a new year but when i island exit on the right side of the bridge at the end of the

tunnel. that exit opened a month ago, the old left lane exit to treasure island is scheduled to reopen in december of 2026 after caltrans completes a seismic retrofit. we will be right back. of it makes it back to the sea. >> this is a community that has learned to speak out. everyone has done their part. we are sticking with the story here on our 20 47 live feed. >> after months of uncertainty business owners tell us they are seeing signs of progress. >> every day at abc 7 we are building toward something better. >> a better bay area.

>> a reminder you can get are live nukes cast breaking news and weather with our new abc seven bay area streaming app, on apple tv google tv fire tv and roku just search abc seven bay area. >> some k-9 officers in san francisco have earned extra treats for themselves and a few extra bucks for their department. the san francisco fire department k-9 unit took home a portion of a $15,000 grant from

aftermath services. it is a national company that restores properties after tragedies. each year the company offers $15,000 in grants to law enforcement and first responder agencies across the country to help with the cost associated with creating, running and maintaining a k-9 unit. >> the $250 we have are going to go for equipment and food and other items for each and every one of our departments k-9's and k-9 handlers here in san francisco. >> this is the 11th year of the competition and in all aftermath has handed out more than $200,000 in grants. >> that is great. we have a lot more news ahead. >> let's get to our abc news anchor for a look at the store coming up. >> we are continuing that discussion about the risk and benefits of artificial intelligence as we reported at the top of the hour. president biden met with ai experts today and we will hear from one of the people who was there in the room with the president. plus it is being called a plan to save tahoe, it is aimed at

balancing tahoe tourism and conservation efforts. we have that in more when you join us at 5:30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> thank you. >> you can download the abc seven app or had to abc7news.com to join julian in two minutes. >> if you are watching us here on tv world news with david muir is next. from all of us we appreciate your time. >> we will see you again at six.

we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. two breaking stories as we come on the air tonight. time running out. the unprecedented search for the missing sub touring the wreckage of the titanic. and hunter biden agrees to a plea deal. first that race against time. at this hour, the tiny submersible a