live now at five signs of new life. seven tenants signing a lease for san francisco's biggest mall, the emporium center, formerly known as the westfield mall. what we know about the businesses hoping to bring more customers downtown, and changes to a controversial bike lane mission district merchants blaming the lane for a huge drop in sales. >> the new designs that transportation leaders are now considering expanding the airport, the legacy businesses now operating inside sfo's harvey milk terminal. >> good morning. we did it. it's

friday, it's june 14th, and lisa lisa is here. >> hello. >> good morning to you. we're going to warm it up. how about that, please? it was freezing yesterday. >> oh my gosh. >> down coat layers boots. yeah it was freezing. and as we look at live doppler seven right now looks like there's no cloud cover around. but we know better. there's a marine layer there, a little bit of it from the south bay down towards monterey. right now it is 57 in hayward. and looking at those cold 40s up in the north bay, 44 sonoma, it is 45 in novato. so compared to yesterday, right now we are colder from mountain view and san jose 4 to 5 degrees colder also up in novato. so we will look for a slight warming trend today away from the shoreline. temperatures by noontime will come up through the upper 60s. bayside, upper 70s in in and around noontime in our inland valleys. but, you know, we're still going to keep that wind, certainly by the coast, but upper 80s by the afternoon. that's an improvement. and we'll look for upper 70s around the bay shore. so it will be warmer. we'll have

some breezy winds and we will be looking at high fire danger as we get into the father's day weekend. as winds will get elevated. so we have a couple things to talk about in detail for the weekend, which unfortunately doesn't keep the warmth around. we'll talk about that a bit later. gloria all right. >> thank you so much, lisa. all right. so we do want to start off with a little bit of backup that we're seeing in san jose. we have our map here that you see mostly green, but we're going to zoom in to where we're seeing that backup. and this is because of an earlier incident over on northbound 87. there's an accident involving a pedestrian on west taylor street. the off ramp is completely blocked there. and taking a look at our drive times for this morning on 580 westbound from tracy to dublin, 31 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 17 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. and we do want to tell you a little bit more about that incident that i mentioned in san jose. we have some video here to show you. the chp is investigating that deadly

crash on state route 87 in san jose. it happened just before three this morning at the taylor street off ramp. a car hit a pedestrian and that off ramp is still shut down. crews are in the middle lanes in the northbound direction. no word yet on when that will reopen, but of course we'll keep tracking that for you throughout the morning. kumasi >> thanks, gloria. if you are in san francisco's east cut, the financial district or yerba buena neighborhoods today, you need to be on alert because starting today, eight new businesses opening their doors in that neighborhood, those neighborhoods, thanks in part to the expansion of the city's vacant environment program, it provides free rent for three months to help businesses get off the ground with the potential to extend that lease. those aren't the only places where we are starting to see businesses pick up again. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live with the new life being breathed into the emporium in downtown, formerly known as the westfield mall, lena. >> kumasi, good morning to you. there's a good chance you may start to notice some new faces

as seven two as seven new tenants are moving into the emporium in downtown san francisco. now for the last few years, major tenants have packed up and left, including nordstrom. but things are now looking up. one of those new tenants moving in is the yerba buena community benefit district executive director scott rowett says the space is exactly what he wanted, noting this isn't just a mall but an office space. >> two we know now is the time and now is the time for everybody to get on board, reinvest, reinvigorate and refocus these neighborhoods. and so we want to lead the charge to do that. >> his business will bring around 30 employees who will begin working in the space in the coming weeks. other new tenants moving in include a retailer selling sustainable products and a japanese consumer goods store live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news lena, thank you.

>> we continue to follow the story of the controversial center bike lane on valencia street in the mission district in san francisco during a digital roundtable yesterday, san francisco's transit agency said they're ready to propose the removal of that center bike lane. merchants blame it for a decline in business because it eliminated 70 parking spots. abc seven spoke with the business owner, who has run a coffee shop on valencia for 33 years. >> financially, definitely. we're hurting and we had the place up for sale about about three months ago. >> best option for both safety and to support the local merchants is likely side running a design. >> it's interesting is that while one of the designs would have people riding bikes around and restaurant parklets, another one would put the bike lane between the curb and the parklets. and according to the chronicle, sfmta will allow each merchant to decide which configuration they want. so imagine now the bike lane swerving in and around parklets

depending on what the business owner decides. sfmta will present its proposals to the board of directors tuesday. >> federal the federal government is upping its effort to combat the san francisco drug crisis. agents are now doing nightly operations in the tenderloin neighborhood. the u.s. attorney's office says the patrols have resulted in drug seizures and numerous complaints against dealers. all of this is a part of a coordinated effort on the local, state and federal level to crack down on fentanyl trafficking. >> taking a live look now at sfo this morning, we're just a few days from the finish renovations inside harvey milk terminal one and a well-known san francisco shop is going to be moving in green apple books. the bookstore has two locations in san francisco, with the first opening in 1967. the airport location will be owned and operated by hudson news, with support from green apple books. it will be totally independent from the other locations and this will be the largest hudson owned bookstore in the country. >> well, we know summer vacations are getting underway,

but if your plans are taking you to florida over the next few days, you may want to rethink those plans. gloria, people there being told to prepare for flash flooding today. >> they are kumasi. authorities say conditions are going to deteriorate throughout the day, so check this out. the state has already seen more than 20in of rain in some areas this week after a tropical depression stalled out over the southern part of florida. governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency because of that flooding. the mayor of miami dade county addressed the public, telling people to please stay home if they can. >> it will not take much time to already be uh- exacerbate the saturated conditions in the hardest hit areas, additional rains will lead to more flooding and flood watches will remain in effect for more than 7 million people across south florida through this evening, the state could see up to ten more inches of rain through tomorrow before things start to dry out. >> now let's get a check of your

forecast here with lisa. good morning lisa. >> hey gloria, good morning to you. we're waking up to partly cloudy conditions. and as we look live outside from mount tam, you can see the marine layer there. it's scattered about in the north bay. 52 downtown, 56. in oakland, it's 52. in redwood city, pretty view there from vollmer peak, our east bay, a nice and clear right now, but there will be a little bit of patchy fog. low 50 livermore upper 40, santa rosa. low 40 in petaluma. so we're partly cloudy this morning. sunny slightly warmer today and then looking at windy conditions tomorrow. late tomorrow into sunday. father's day and even monday. so highs today making into the mid and upper 80s in spots. but look at the wind. it's back in san francisco with upper 60s low 70s peninsula mid 70s in palo alto, and then a fire weather watch goes up by late tomorrow night into monday. so we're looking at the areas right around the bay, lake county, vacaville, looking at the low relative humidity. and look how far these winds are going to climb. this is sunday,

father's day. winds are going to be gusting to anywhere from 35 to over 40 miles an hour. so while we have a slightly warmer day today, things begin to change. late saturday, and as we look out into the future, we're going to see the temperatures kind of hover around the low to mid 80s. for livermore, the next several days. but then as we get into the latter part of next week, looks like the heat is going to come back. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. notice that we're warmer today. bright but windier and slightly cooler for the second half of the weekend. and then it looks like as we get into next week, maybe feeling more like summer. reggie kumasi lisa. >> thank you. unanimous decision. supreme court justices protecting access to the abortion pill from mines to vines. >> how napa valley is extending a helping hand to people in ukraine. >> fun at the fair. what to expect at the alameda county fair, which kicks off today in pleasanton, a live look outside. >>

who access the abortion medication mifepristone and gloria, today, we could get another decision regarding abortion access in an emergency situation. >> we could kumasi the supreme court still has 24 opinions to get through before its term is up, and it could release four more today. now, one of those cases could decide whether federal law protects abortion access in emergency rooms. when a woman's health is at risk. it comes on the heels of yesterday's decision on the abortion medication mifepristone. the court was unanimous, ruling abortion opponents lacked the legal right to sue over the fda's approval of the medication. the ruling means that mifepristone will remain available to people to use. however, the fight is far from over. >> this is the same district court that already has allowed several states the states of kansas, idaho and missouri to intervene. we continue the fight. it is not over. >> we'll be back with another case with better standing next

time. >> and while the court ruled against this case, there were hints for anti-abortion groups to continue their fight. in one part of the opinion, justice brett kavanaugh wrote that the plaintiff may, quote, present their concerns and objections to the president and fda and the regulatory process, or to congress and the president in the legislative process, suggesting if a different president were in office, they may find a path to restrict the medication outside of the courts. of course, we'll keep you updated on this, reggie. >> gloria. thank you. from mines to vines to humanitarian helping hand coming in the form of wine making, helping ukrainian vintners replant and regrow their war ravaged fields. and with our area's wine. know how the bay area is playing a central part. we've reported a lot on the work of the bay area humanitarian group roots of peace. a new effort is looking to revive bomb and mine ravaged vineyards in ukraine. just last week, some ukrainian winemakers paid a visit to napa valley.

>> war is in our soul, in our life, but we need to continue our life. we need to live our life. so of course we need to work and our wine makers in now. >> they work harder, have to be very careful when you prune. >> the group spent a week at grgich hills estate winery in rutherford. they learned about regenerative organic farming and agricultural method that prioritizes soil health and ecosystem balance, and the idea came about that since we're really one of the pioneers of this agricultural method, is to really encourage and teach them about what we have learned. so how did this all happen? well, in 2000, the founder of roots of peace worked with the nephew of one of the winemakers at grgich to clear landmines in croatia. we've closely followed the work of roots of peace. san rafael resident and founder heidi kuhn was just nominated for the nobel peace prize earlier this month. she'll find out if she gets that in october. roots of peace planted trees on reclaimed mine

fields while creating jobs and food sources. you can find all our reporting on her group and their mission to aid war torn countries on our website, abc seven news.com. >> it is one of the joys of summer. every year the alameda county fair is returning. today, abc seven news got a preview of the fairgrounds in pleasanton. so one of the highlights is the canine stars dog show with all kinds of stunts and tricks. there's also pig racing, carnival rides, of course games and the fair food. these pigs. then we have them live. the other year. was that something else? >> do we have them live on the air? >> everybody had anyway. how did i forget that? >> the mind, the years, the years time. >> this summer, there's hunter hayes, the fray vallejo native e-40 is going to be performing to the alameda county fair runs through july seventh, but it is closed on mondays and tuesdays, so don't go out there that day. okay? but any other day go all right. i'm excited about this,

friend. this is a ride of a different kind, let me tell you. type the sequel to inside out is now in theaters. >> i went to pixar in emeryville to find out how this emotional ride for inside out two was created. in emeryville, california, where they are full of anxiety, which is actually a good thing because they are finishing up inside out, too. >> oh, that's right, i need to give you a recap. there's this little girl named riley. she lives in minnesota and she moves to san francisco. >> she really hates it. >> we go inside her brain to meet her emotions where sadness is overtaking joy. >> they meet a pink elephant raccoon dolphin thing named bing bong. bing bong sacrifices his life so that they can thrive. riley, by the end of the movie, is doing great with her family and all is well now. she's a teenager and thus begins the inside out two adventure. >> orange, who made the console orange?

>> do i look orange? i didn't touch it. >> orange is not my color. >> not me. >> hello everybody. >> hey, mark nielsen. i was the producer of inside out two. >> lucky you. >> oh, man. it's been a it's been a dream. new emotions are arriving on the scene. her world is about to get expanded. a construction crew has come in to expand headquarters. it's time for her to kind of experience more of what teenagers are going to be going through and to be ready for it. >> you worked on the original inside out, so you know a lot about these characters, and i'm sure you have a special place in your heart for them. >> i do, it was one of my career highlights, was working on that first film. joy and sadness are just the greatest of duos in that first film. so that's another challenge was for us to be like, okay, who's the partner to joy that's going to be coming up in this movie because we loved that relationship. yay! sadness is in the house. >> this is kelsey, man. he is the man. the director of inside out two. and we're kind of in the inside out two hallway here at pixar. >> yes, this is our art of show

that we have here at the studio. and showcasing all the beautiful work that all of our art team and some of our story team have done for the movie. this near and dear to my heart. yeah. uh- anxiety, miss anxiety. yes, yes, it all kind of started with her. >> i'm anxiety. where can i put my stuff a new emotion? >> it was starting to be, an issue in teenagers, especially teenage girls. and then the pandemic hit. and so we had already kind of landed on anxiety being kind of the main new emotion even before the pandemic. but even after we went through it, we just knew it was an important story to tell. >> so these movies take about four years to make. we cared deeply about authenticity. when we tell our stories and kelsey and i, if you've ever met us, you may notice that none of us were ever 13 year old girls. i did notice that. yeah so we thought this would be really helpful to see what teens right now think about this story we're telling, and get their reaction to it so that we can make it as believable as possible. so we pick nine girls from around the

country that we met with for a period of three years and showed them the movie every four months and got their notes and their feedback. we wanted believable relationships between riley and her friend group and what she's going through emotionally. we wanted to make sure that felt truthful to them. we need new friends or will be totally alone in high school, out with the old, in with the new. we hope this movie gives everyone all the feels. it is got heart, it's got humor, but it's got a real emotional depth that we're proud of. and we want this to be meaningful to people and not just fun and entertaining. >> look, we all have a job to do. i plan, i want people to see this film and think differently about their emotions and of themselves and walk away and be able to look at themselves in the mirror and love what they see both inside and out. >> all right. >> i'm i already have my tickets to see it this weekend. i've seen the first 35 minutes of it, but now i've been wondering for weeks now, how does this story go? >> is that why you couldn't sleep last night? yeah i've been

thinking about it. >> i've had anxiety. >> right, right. >> the other emotions, by the way, are embarrassment, envy and ennui. oh, who has a french accent, okay. >> she can't be bothered. >> so cute. >> you know, it's curious, because one of the things i loved about the first movie is that san francisco plays a really prominent role in it. does it play as prominent of a role this time, too? yes. >> and now she really likes being in san francisco. in the first movie, she really hated it. >> so she's gotten used to it. >> she's found a hockey team. she's good. it's just that puberty has started and now things have now.this. it's not her environment, it's her inner self that's kind of going a little haywire. >> yeah, that was a great story. that was great. >> i had a lot of fun doing it. >> i'm blessed to have pixar just right here. >> oh yeah. >> pop over and talk to them and i can't wait to see you and our friends at pixar watch in the morning. >> they wanted to let me know when i was there so good morning to all of you. >> can't wait! that looks great. all right, well the weather,

we're going to turn up the notch a little bit in terms of the warmth, but you know you're going to be way from the coast to feel that because we're still looking at those breezy winds at the shoreline. and the temperatures will be in and around average. but you know, that is all relative because those winds really carry in that cooler air from the pacific. and that's what we've been feeling, especially yesterday, the day before. there's a roof camera right now and current numbers are in the low 50s. it's chilly out there. san francisco it is 57, one of the warmer locations in hayward. nice bright view here from our roof camera. but look how cool it is in petaluma. low 40s there, upper 40s santa rosa. and we've got some mid 50s in our inland valleys. so as we look at the winds today, you'll notice that early on not a problem. right. the coast they're picking up by about noontime. and then by the afternoon and evening hours it's pretty brisk from 30 to 40 miles an hour here. but that typical sea breeze inside the bay, we've got high pressure that's going to build in temporarily, allowing for some low 80s in san jose today, upper 70s in sunnyvale. you can see peninsula numbers from the mid 70s in palo

alto, 72 in san mateo, some sun on the coast. but you'll have to deal with that wind. we're in the mid 60s from the sunset today. upper 60s downtown up in the north bay. there's your warm up from the upper 80s to near 90, around santa rosa and calistoga, low 80s san rafael and on the bay shore. here some a bit of a breeze, but pleasant. from 73. in san leandro, upper 70s in castro valley. so we're near average. we've got the breezy to gusty winds at the coast and then inland. we're climbing through the 80s in certain areas around concord. 86 today, 82 in san ramon, with about 90 in brentwood. so the accuweather seven day forecast, we've got a slightly warmer weather today and then more wind with that cool down for the second half of the weekend. and then we'll begin to bring in more warmth as we get into the middle of next week. so hang on if you like it warmer. >> all right lisa, coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the end of the era as taylor swift's big announcement during the 100th stop of her world tour .

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new store fronts will be opening in the east coast. the financial district and yerba buena neighborhoods. business owners will get free rent for three months. >> number two, the federal government is now doing nightly operations in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. it's part of an effort to combat the drug crisis and crack down on fentanyl trafficking. >> number three today, the well today excuse me, the oakland city council unanimously authorized the sale of a share of the coliseum complex that sale then paves the way to transform the site into a sports and entertainment destination. >> number four people in florida are being warned to prepare for flash flooding. today, parts of the state have seen as much as 20in of rain this week after a tropical disturbance stalled out over the region. >> and its cool this morning with 40s and 50s by the afternoon. slightly warmer away from the coast, but breezy winds there. mid and upper 80s inland. >> and number six, the chp is investigating a deadly crash on state route 87 in san jose. it

happened just before three this morning at the taylor street off ramp. a car hit a pedestrian and that off ramp is still shut down. crews are in the middle lanes in the northbound direction. we have no word yet on when it will reopen. >> number seven, the alameda county fair kicks off today. gates open at noon. the fair goes through july 7th at the fairgrounds in pleasanton. >> in today's gma first look, an urgent search is on for a southern california man who disappeared while hiking in greece. >> here's abc, abc news reporter rhiannon ally in this morning's gma first look, a desperate search for a missing california hiker in greece. >> but i feel helpless. >> and i feel really far away from my best friend. >> authorities say retired l.a. county sheriff's deputy albert callaby, a seasoned hiker, was last seen on a trail on the greek island of amorgos. greek police are studying this surveillance video, obtained by mega live news that appears to show callaby before his hike. the 58 year old set out on a

four hour trek tuesday morning. >> he started his hike. what would have been 9 p.m. monday night. our time 7 a.m. greek time, and it's been a really long time. we're dealing with a clock now. >> callaby was supposed to meet a friend for lunch after his hike. he was last spotted at 11 a.m. at a refreshment stand along the trail, but he never reached the other side. coming up at 7 a.m. we'll have much more on this urgent search with your gma first look, i'm rhiannon ally. abc news, new york. >> it is the end of an era for swifties. taylor swift will officially be ending her record breaking eras tour in december. the superstar made that announcement last night at her show in liverpool, which is the 100th show of the tour. by the time it wraps up the tour will have spanned five continents and logged 152 shows. swift heads back to the states this fall for shows in miami, new orleans and indianapolis. the eras tour finale will be december 8th in vancouver, canada. >> coming up at 530, coffee with a cop. oakland residents getting

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water rates. how much more per month south bay customers could be paying? >> new tenants coming to the emporium center in san francisco. what we know about the businesses that just signed a lease at the mall, getting ready for the mill valley film festival, the oscar nominated actor who will be honored in person this year. plus, welcome to the great big game show how you can experience all the thrills of a televised game show starting this summer in san francisco. >> all right, that looks like fun. good morning to you. you made it to friday, june 14th. >> yes. and lisa's here at the check of our forecast. all right. >> good morning everyone. we do have fog and low clouds around

the golden gate bridge and into the south bay. it is 56, in oakland, 52 san francisco. so it is certainly cool once again with numbers dropping into the 40s from novato to sonoma. and our 24 hour temperature change shows we are anywhere from a degree to about five degrees cooler from mountain view to novato. this morning. so 8:00 we're still in the 50s, and we'll get into partly cloudy skies the next few hours. by noontime, near 70 around the bay shore, 70 in fremont, we've got low 80s arriving inland so as we get through the afternoon, you'll notice it's warmer here from napa to san ramon, even over into oakland, san francisco . before that sea breeze kicks in. it will feel pretty good the afternoon high in the mid 60s, and then we'll get into more clouds. tonight we're going to talk about the wind sticking around over the weekend, increasing our fire danger, and already a few advisories up around the bay for that into the weekend. so that's all coming up in a few minutes gloria. yeah. >> you know we're continuing to follow this deadly crash over in san jose and this is on west

taylor street. the off ramp there that is still shut down. and crews are in the middle lanes in the northbound direction. so this happened just before 3:00 this morning. there no word yet on when it will reopen. but of course we're going to keep tracking this for you throughout the morning. we're told that a car hit a pedestrian. you can see some video here from the scene, as it's been very active there throughout the morning. again, state route 87 in san jose at the taylor street off ramp, which is still shut down right now. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. over the past few years, we've all been seeing the headlines about the demise of san francisco's downtown. many of us have seen the changes firsthand. we also know there are real efforts to revitalize the city and bring some new life here. one of those efforts the city has found success with expands. today, we're talking about the vacant to vibrant program. it offers free rent for three months to business owners, and today eight new shops are opening in the east. cut the financial district and yerba buena neighborhoods, and there

are seven more businesses about to open just a short distance away. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live, with the changes coming to the city's biggest mall. >> hi, reggie. good morning to you. the emporium center san francisco is under new management and they are preparing to welcome in seven new tenants. now, this comes after a difficult past few years with major tenants packing up and leaving after the pandemic. the new tenants include a retailer selling sustainable products and a japanese consumer goods store. but at least one of the new tenants is not a retailer. the yerba buena community benefit district is moving in to lease part of the mall's office space. >> it's right in the heart of our neighborhood. and so where could we put our space that is right in the core? where could we put our ambassadors and our cleaners and our public safety people? that really is in the heart. >> i think the revival of like, public spaces, is going to be really big for building community and just allowing, neutral place to meet, to

socialize. >> shoppers we spoke with said it's critical for the community, meaning more shoppers, but also new jobs for some. the yerba buena community benefit district tells us they will be bringing in around 30 employees. they are expected to start working in this space in the next coming weeks. live in san francisco lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. this morning we're learning more details about a shooting in a quiet neighborhood on the peninsula. police say a person was hurt in san mateo yestery, but they ended up along san carlos, along el camino real. abc seven news reporter tim johns has more on what happened. >> and as you can see behind me, police have largely wrapped up their scene here outside the largo apartment complex. officers however, telling us that this is still an active investigation and they're trying to piece together exactly what happened here. san mateo police tell me they first got reports of a shooting near the apartment complex around 445. after that

shooting took place, the suspect fled into the complex shortly after that. police say they got another call about a shooting victim in san carlos. officers were also sent down there, where they determined that that victim was the same person who was shot outside the apartment complex. police aren't yet saying how that person made it down to san carlos, but they said the victim was transported to a nearby trauma center. eventually, san mateo pd were able to locate the suspect inside one of the apartments and got the person to surrender. they have been taken into custody. as you can imagine, neighbors are all really shaken. earlier, i spoke to one father and his son. the little boy, only eight years old, told me he was playing outside when everything unfolded. >> it's pretty shocking to hear. >> first i heard police sirens out of my backyard window and then i heard gunshots. three of them. i started turning off lights and closing curtains. that's smart. and i liked locked myself in with my mom. >> father of that child told me he was incredibly proud of his son for responding the way he did, but he also said he was in

disbelief when his wife called him and told him to hurry home from work early. >> pretty shocking to hear. it's usually a quiet neighborhood, we just kind of do, you know, we just kind of live day to day, and this type of activity is really shocking. >> now, as for a motive, as well as the relationship between the victim and the suspect, police tell me they are still trying to figure that out as well. they say they plan on releasing more information come the morning. i'm in san mateo. tim johns, abc seven news. >> well, we were keeping residents in these neighborhoods updated on the situation as it was unfolding through the bay area. abc seven news, bay area app. we'll send you instant updates and breaking news customized for where you live. just make sure you turn on the apps notifications. >> a live look now from our oaq camera. new. this morning we're learning a southwest flight from phoenix to oakland experience a really scary issue. last month. it's called a dutch roll. so that's where the plane rocks from side to side in a severe way while flying. it happened less than an hour after the

boeing max eight took off. may 25th. the pilots were able to regain control. they made it to oakland safe modern planes have systems to prevent these dutch rolls, but according to the faa's report on the incident, the plane had a damaged backup power control unit. we're also learning this morning. the faa is investigating another potentially serious problem with the boeing jet, gloria. this involves bolts on the 787 plane. >> it does reggie. according to a new report by reuters, boeing discovered hundreds of fasteners have been incorrectly installed on some of the fuselages of some undelivered jets. up to 900v per plane were not tightened the right way. boeing says it's working to figure out what happened and is fixing the issue. they say there are no safety concerns because the planes have not been delivered, and there are no concerns for planes that are already in service. the faa says it's investigating and will be working with boeing to fix the production system, but this is concerned because it's just the latest in a series of really

serious quality control problems at boeing this year, and that includes the alaska airlines boeing 737 max nine that had the door plug blow out. kumasi >> thanks, gloria and the south bay. you may soon be paying more for water. san jose water company is looking at raising water rates by 11% in 2025. they held a public debate about this yesterday. advocacy groups and residents say this increase is well above the current inflation rate, which is about 4. >> the question being asked is not just is water affordable, but are we doing what we can to minimize the inflation rate? and this, this, this rate increase is absurd given the inflation rate. >> the changes could take effect on july 1st. it's estimated the average bill could go up by 10 to $11 a month. >> oakland's newest affordable housing development is now open. the ax cherry hill apartments

adds 55 units to a stretch of international boulevard near 94th avenue. the complex includes everything from studios to three bedroom apartments, even a community health center. >> the community involvement involvement in terms of helping to define what the needs are, helping determine what the project is, providing community support and ongoing support. i mean, these projects need to be integrated into the community, and so the partnerships are key. >> this development is part of a larger investment in east oakland, the state's smart growth council has allocated money to projects focused on holistic neighborhood change. >> new developments now an agreement between unionized muni operators and sfmta, according to the examiner, the workers voted yesterday to ratify a new contract after two weeks of negotiations. operator wages will rise 13% over the next three years, and members will get eight hours of extra pay for working high volume service days for when events in san francisco caused demand to jump. sfmta is expected to finalize the

agreement in the meeting on june 28th. >> the 47th mill valley film festival returns this fall, and this year the festival is going to pay special tribute to oscar nominated actor jude law. what a photo he picked! the ceremony will include an on stage conversation and presentation of the mill valley film festival award. this is also odd. the 51 year old actor is known for his role in the 1999 film the talented mr. ripley. i mean, he's in that film. do you think he's known for that film? okay, he's also starring in this year's disney series, star wars skeleton crew. that is a better picture. that's what we should have led with. i'm his agent now. the festival is set for october 3rd through the 13th. what do you know him from? if you were to say, what is jude law famous for? what movie? what would you say? the holiday. okay, what about hugo? oh, that was a big movie, right? >> the holiday. >> okay, great. >> what? she said great. >> he was had more hair in that

one too. >> why don't we just drag jude law this morning? >> got the follow up insurance coverage for californians. a new way to get more options, especially in higher fire risk areas. >> but first, a check on the weather with meteorologist lisa argen all right. >> good morning to you friday morning where we're waking up to low clouds and fog from the golden gate. there's fog in santa rosa also half moon bay. and this is from mount tam, where breezy upper level winds once again have not let up. so it will be getting pretty windy again at the coast. but we do have a slight warm up on the way. 52, san francisco 57. in hayward it's 50. half moon bay nice view here. look how bright it is from our roof. camera 547 the official sunrise. look at those cool 40s though. from petaluma to santa rosa. it's only 52 in livermore and it is breezy in our inland valleys. winds gusting to 25 miles an hour around concord. fairfield. just about 25 miles an hour. so partly cloudy throughout the mid morning hours, then sunny. slightly warmer today away from

the shoreline and we'll be looking at the winds kicking up the fire danger. it's going to be concern over the weekend, although we're not expecting excessive heat, so the winds are really going to be a factor with all the brush that is dried out. since our last rains of the winter season, we have highlighted here the national weather service has where the winds will gust to over 40 miles an hour. so lake county, vacaville, this is all from saturday night into monday and that's going to mean the winds are going to get pretty breezy as well. tomorrow night into sunday. so while we get a bit of a break today with that slight warm up away from the bay from those low 70s in oakland to the mid and upper 80s inland, it's still going to remain quite breezy and gusty along the shoreline. the accuweather seven day forecast. looking at those winds kicking up over the weekend, it'll make it feel colder. it will be a few degrees colder. and then as we get into next week, looks like we're getting into some definitely more summertime

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says abc7 news reporter lauren martinez has more on what to expect. >> stanford and uc santa cruz students are graduating this weekend, and some are closing out quite a contentious quarter. >> what do you have to say? what do you have to say? yes. respond, please. >> for weeks and months, we saw universities divided as pro-palestinian encampments went up. >> they have simply felt that they cannot observe any longer, is what they told me. and they have felt that there, that the school is not acting in good faith towards students who have been acting in what they consider to be good faith. >> river to the sea. just last week, over a dozen stanford students and alumni were arrested for barricading themselves inside the university's president's office. parts of campus were vandalized. >> it doesn't really help the

people who need help. so it just it's really upsetting and shocking. >> in may, uc santa cruz students set up their encampment. >> the reason these uc regents have a job is because of us. yet they do not run a respect our demands. >> a few weeks later, 80 pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested at uc santa cruz. at the end of may, graduate workers and teaching assistants went on strike, leaving some undergraduate students unsure what the rest of their school year would look like. >> it's been day by day so far. you'll wake up and check your email if your class is online or in person. >> a judge put a halt to the strike just last week. on wednesday, some ucsc executives announced they will not be attending commencement ceremonies that start friday. it said in part, several campus events over the past weeks that we were attending or expected to attend were targeted for disruption. the celebrations of commencement should not be overshadowed or upstaged by those who want to make a

statement to campus leadership, who are present. we do not want our presence at commencement to distract from families and friends recognizing and celebrating your accomplishment. we reached out to stanford regarding their commencement ceremonies, but have not heard. back in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> seven on your side has been tracking the effects of california's wildfire risk and its impact on insurance companies since last year. this week, the state insurance commission released a new proposal to help homeowners, especially in higher risk, higher fire risk areas. part of that proposal, the state's first ever wildfire risk map. it shows the most at risk areas. those are the ones here in orange that includes marin, sonoma, lake and santa cruz counties. under this proposal, insurance companies would commit to writing a certain number of policies in high risk areas. in return, they will be allowed to use something called catastrophe modeling. when seeking rate increases.

those are computer programs that estimate future risk. it's something insurance companies have been waiting for quite a while. >> the hope is that this measure will lead to less challenges for consumers, more affordable, more available options. the proposal still has to go through regulatory review and a public hearing that's scheduled for june 26th. >> it likely won't be implemented until next year at the earliest. >> oakland's top cop got to know the neighbors during his first coffee with a cop event. >> i am here to have a coffee and just sit down and we cannot be in every place at all the time, so we rely on these relationships. so when we have incidents in our neighborhoods, we can talk. that relationship is already built. >> having that conversation from a civilian officer perspective as to what the touch points are in my actual neighborhood, was really helpful. >> it has been a month since

chief mitchell became chief in oakland. he says building public trust is among his top goals. >> today, vta and south bay leaders will celebrate the official start of construction on the bart extension project. they've planned a groundbreaking ceremony at the future santa clara station on brokaw road. that's where crews will begin boring tunnels for this bart extension. it will bring six more miles of track and four more stations to the south bay in san francisco, a new attraction is coming to fisherman's wharf this summer. >> it's called the great big game show. the creators are describing it as a real life interactive game show where you are the contestant. two teams compete on a stage with lights, music and a giant wheel. there's even a live host, so people are on social media. always want to know what's the prize? well, the winner gets bragging rights. oh, and it's not clear if that's it, i think. >> i think that's going to be it. >> but listen, if you want to get the tickets now for presale, there are $100 for four people and the creators of the escape

game, i guess the escape room, the you know, those things they came up with this and thank goodness, because the escape room stresses me out to. >> yeah, i mean, i think escape room is fun, but this might even be more fun. yeah, i'd be into it. >> and i wonder if it'll be the next new thing. you know, the escape rooms became really popular. i wonder if this will catch on too. >> i like it, yeah. has anyone ever been on a game show like a legit game show. >> no you i have. >> oh yeah. were you on. >> wow. >> it was in a different country. >> what was it like. >> like what was the category of game. oh god. like a quiz show. yeah. >> something like it was in a different language and i didn't know what i was doing. and i won a vcr. it was. okay. you want. yeah, i won. i think they gave it to me because i was kind of clueless. yeah, i know right. >> this is so vague. >> it was in a different country, in a different language in france. >> yeah. oh, okay. yeah. >> how did you get involved in that? >> french. >> very random. >> what did you win? >> no, actually.

>> yes. >> it's a scammer trying to get ahold of you. hello. well that's fascinating. >> we're talking uh. i was in my 20s, so it was a long time ago. memories are vague. not that long ago. that was cool. thanks, richie. anyway. yeah, that was my game show experience. but, you know, i've known people that do them. they are fun in los angeles. some people make a little bit of a career out of them. you know, we we're, yeah, you can when you're young, you do all these things, right? sure. >> yeah. yeah you're desperate, not desperate. i don't know, get some vcrs, get a vcr. >> your dad's on prices, right? and she won a trip here to san francisco. oh, wow. >> that's cool. so she won. >> all right, we're winning here with the weather. sort of. if you're away from the coast. because, boy, those winds have been incredibly gusty, and we're going to see them once again today on the coast. but we're going to have a wind shift over the weekend that's going to

allow for elevated fire danger when the winds switch around to a northerly component. and that is going to be a concern for several days starting late tomorrow. 52 san francisco 54 in san jose, there's a look at the marine layer, the golden gate bridge 50. in napa, it is 52, in livermore, some 40s in the north bay. and there's a look at how quickly the winds build. 10:00 we are mellow. not much going on, but by the afternoon, there it is for anywhere from 2 p.m. right through the evening hours. we're at 25 to 40 miles an hour here. but inside the bay, it's 25 to 30 miles an hour in the south bay. looking at 81 in san jose, 78 in sunnyvale. so there's a bit of a warm up for you, low to mid 70s on the peninsula by the afternoon. it's breezy in menlo park at 72 downtown 68. looking at sunny skies. windy though late in the day, mid 80s in napa for you. 82 in petaluma and on the bay shore. low 70s for oakland. how about 75 in newark and heading to the fair in pleasanton? it will be a nice afternoon with 83 there, 86 in concord and the

accuweather seven day forecast, a lot of sunshine. the winds along the coast. then we get a wind shift for the fire danger to increase. basically around the bay with those northerly winds over the weekend and by the middle of next week it looks warmer. good morning gloria. >> good morning lisa. good morning to everyone. so we have an alert for you. this morning. the metering lights are now on over at the bay bridge toll plaza. and from highway four to san francisco. right now, it'll take you 34 minutes. we also have an update for you on that fatal crash that we've been following in san jose. they have now opened the off ramp on state route 87 at taylor street. that off ramp had been closed because of this deadly crash. it is now back open. a car hit a pedestrian there just before three this morning. and so again, it is now back open. >> goya. thank you. new at six a major bank firing employees for faking work while on the job, and a programing update for you, the boston celtics could win the

nba finals tonight on abc seven. >> they're up three games to none against the mavericks. our coverage of game four starts at five. it will be followed by after the game, then wheel of fortune and jeopardy! you can

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