supporters will continue to be told this is a witchhunt and political weaponization of the department of justice. >> now 11:00, can a twice-indicted the president stand a chance in the race for the white house? the accusations involving u.s. defense secrets that could put donald trump behind bars. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. it has been eight years since he wrote down the escalator at trump tower famously announcing his white house run. now he is trying to take back the white house facing orus influence in

republican party. >> reporter: former president donald trump is in uncharted territory, now the first former president in u.s. history to face federal charges months after he was indicted by a manhattan grand jury. this news broke from trump himself. he ordered that he has been ordered to appear at a miami federal courthouse on tuesday. >> there is not much that could help him by saying this is going to happen. all of this is political. this is so he can frame the narrative, we can hear it from him first, and his supporters will continue to be told this is a witchhunt, this is all political weaponization of the department of justice. >> ertrump's attorney says he is being charged under the espionage act. the indictment comes after the special counsel probe into the former president's alleged mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago in florida. the legal analysts say that the way her is important.

florida jury pool. >> it is probably a more friendly place for donald trump, but a conviction in florida will be unimpeachable by the republican side. >> reporter: no surprise that the former president takes issue with the charges. >> the whole thing is a hoax, just like russia russia russia, just like the fake dossier was a hoax. >> reporter: in a statement, he says i never thought it possible that something could receive to a former president of the united states, who received by far the most votes ever, and is leading in all polls of the 2024 presidential election. i am an innocent man,end quote. another court appearance, this time in miami, means a logistical nightmare. the secret service plans to meet with staff to start planning security for the former president's indictment. if you are wondering if we will

actually see video of trump in court on tuesday, the answer is no. federal courtrooms do not allow video broadcasting of criminal cases. governor gavin newsom is looking far beyond our state of california to push his political agenda. he wants to add a 20th amendment to the u.s. constitution to curb access to guns. the proposal would do a few things. it would raise the buying age from 18 to 21, call for universal background checks, and a minimum waiting period to buy a gun. it would also ban civilians from buying assault weapons. newson says this would keep the second amendment in place but make work for the modern world. getting it passed is a long shot to say the least. as you can imagine, it has gotten support from a number of gun safety organizations, victims of gun violence, as well as a lot of pushback from the gun lobby, the nra and gun owners and supporters. >> none of the laws that he has proposed have helped california at all. we still have our

issues here and the gun laws haven't changed. >> some people will say that common sense gun reform doesn't work, but i think that the data clearly shows otherwise. we are one of the most populous states in the country. we have a diverspuama suppter e secome thd guardsd when we are tag as stat edesigned specif would need to support the proposal. if it feels like you have seen a lot of him in the news, this is just the latest national political issue newson has gotten involved in directly, and despite that he still says he has no interest in a white house run and that he supports biden's re-election build. the a's bid to build a new stadium on the las vegas strip

has stalled. many nevada legislators did not show up, and that was probably on purpose. andrea nakano has more on why a's fans who want the team to stay in oakland are seeing the tiniest sliver of hope. >> reporter: many a's fans have been watching the special session in nevada. this latest development has given them renewed hope of keeping the a is rooted in oakland. >> seeing that the assembly does not have a quorum we will adjourn until monday, june 12th at the hour of 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: 40 members of the nevada legislature were missing for the vote on a subsidy bill to build a new stadium in las vegas. >> this is kind of a 911 emergency call.

>> reporter: oakland 68 is organizing a reverse boycott to show just how much the green and gold means to oakland and the fans. >> we are here. we care. if you are going to try to take the a's out of oakland we will not go down without a fight. >> reporter: the reverse boycott will come on the heels of a session that will resume on monday. so far the a's have not won over several lawmakers. >> like i said, we are committed to being a good community partner in southern nevada and investing over $1 billion to ensure -- >> that does not answer the question, sir. >> reporter: a lot of the public comment was not positive, either. a former is executive had some criticism for his former employer. >> there are so many holes in what the a's are trying to sell us that i cannot cover it fully. first of all, the walking, talking bobblehead can't even answer questions

today about whether the a's will participate in a live entertainment tax. you cannot trust dave kaval. >> reporter: blogger alan snell has been extensively covering the hearings at the state capital. he believes it is going to be an extremely close vote. >> because of the overwhelming opposition to the bill, the state senators and the assembly members, they are going to have to do some serious explaining to their constituents if they vote yes. >> reporter: oakland a's fans are hoping nevada lawmakers pass what they call a stadium scan. the biggest win will get owner john fisher to sell the team. >> it is not just losing a baseball team. it is not just a's fans not being able to watch baseball. it is bigger than sports. we are talking about jobs being gone and civic pride being lost and the economy. >> reporter: the next three

days will be critical for the a's and will give them time to win over lawmakers who may be on the fence. two people have died after a plane crash in the north bay. what we are learning about the experimental aircraft that went down. it breaks my heart to see that this dog is still here. >> this animal shelter has a dog who has been looking for a new home for over a year, and he is certainly not alone. why they are bursting at the seams. this was probably the strangest call police had got this year, after someone dialed 911 and said they had seen an alien in their backyard, but the cops seemed to take them seriously after what they saw in the sky. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner.

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a plane crash in solano county killed both people aboard. the craft they were flying in was experimental. a home-built plane used for demonstrations. the single engine plane went down just before noon near the rio vista municipal airport. firefighters say both people died at the scene. >> we feel for the people who were in the plane and their families of course, and when the report comes out we will probably give a safety briefing and make sure that our pilots are aware of what happened and what we can do to make our flying safer. as fun as aviation is, it is a very unforgiving sport. >> the ntsb and faa are looking

into the crash. there is good news and bad news for people who live near the martinez refining company. a new round of soil testing shows that 24-ton chemical dump that dusted the city on thanksgiving is no longer a health threat, but quite likely was when it first happened. the dust that fell is a mix of chemicals used in the refining process and it does contain heavy metals. the health department said the primary risk happened in the initial hours and days when people were most likely to breathe it in. the refinery did not fess up about the release until a day later, essentially telling people not to worry and that it was non-toxic. months later, county health told people nearby not to eat food grown from their gardens as the epa and fbi stepped in to investigate. >> what they did was criminal to us! they did not tell us! my son and husband went out and error personalized all that

dust! that is in their body! we don't have a report on that yet! >> heidi taylor lives nearby. she wants to see criminal charges against the refinery, which the county says is a possibility. you have probably heard more than once adopted, don't shop when it comes to getting a new pet. if you are convinced why that is important, take a look inside the contra costa county animal services building. they are beyond for, and because they are at max capacity they are doing free adoptions through the month of june of all these cute little guys and girls. if you are not ready for a long-term commitment, they are also looking for people to foster animals. the shelter is open from 10:00 to 5:00 tuesday through saturday. san jose animal care and services is also offering free adoptions. they have never seen so many animals at their shelter. as max darrow shows us, they are really rooting for one dog in particular. >> reporter: it is late afternoon and ronnie seems

content in his kennel at san jose animal care and services. when you look at his eyes as he stares through the slats, it is a safe bet that he would meet much happier in a home. ronnie is around five years old. he is a elgin mallon wall and he is called the shelter home for the past 100 days. he was a stray with no microchip, no tags and no owner to be found. his story is one that has become more and more common. >> it breaks my heart to see that this dog is still here. >> reporter: ronnie is part of the record high number of animals that it is hoped will be adopted. there are around 200 dogs, 600 cats and other animals, like rabbits. arweyon capaci r careys it is tough todersso maals di up at t

shaftecovid we fthd given us reasons of their housing situation changing. it could be financial reasons. it could be the lack of access to vet care, or it could be reasons such as moving out of the area and they can't take their animals with them. >> reporter: the average length of stay is up from 10 days to 22 days. >> that will continue to increase if we are not able to address this sooner. >> reporter: evelina and her daughter heard about the effort. it was a family decision that was not hard to make. toronto says that the more animals can get out of the

shelter, the better. >> a dog like this could easily be in someone's home right now. >> reporter: night for nnie maybe morr ielee a new ie! h n >> this sirabl doey are iblysma a well-loved to read. >> you have about six weeks to keep him from hitting that milestone. let's hope! >> i think after somebody sees this they will want him. the shelter is open for adoption seven days a week, so there is time. is tough because a lot of these people are at capacity for what they can handle.

whenever one dog leaves us, that means there is room for another one to join. look at that! >> whether time. >> let's check out what you need to know as we move through the next few days. low cloud cover and patchy fog as we head through tonight. it will be a mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow afternoon and the additional clouds are filtering the sunshine and even blocking it from time to time. the numbers bounce back a little over the weekend but the clouds will be with us off and on. high temperatures remained below average for the next two days. futurecast chose the cloud cover building in tonight. over the next 24 hours it will spark additional showers and thunderstorms in the high sierra and northern california pretty much every afternoon through the weekend. and e chance

showers on sunday night into monday. we will keep you updated as we head through the weekend. right now we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we dropped down to the mid to low 50s by early tomorrow morning which is a normal starting point for the middle of june, but because of the additional clouds, the onshore breeze, the overall weather pattern , we will end up about five to 10 degrees below normal with some spots further below average than that. highs on the coast, upper 50s. that is close to where you are supposed to be. near 70 down the peninsula, low to mid 70s in the valley and a few upper 60s in the east bay. even the warmer spots are in the mid-70s. that is on the cool side. we will not see any temperatures even threatening 80 degrees for the next couple of days. near 60 in san francisco, low to mid 60s for oakland and east bay and the north bay will have the coolest temperatures inland because

the cloud cover will be thicker and that will keep your highs mainly in the mid-to-upper 60s. if you are heading out to the giants game tomorrow evening as they started a three-game series against the cubbies, temperatures will definitely be on the cool side, only in the upper 50s for first pitch at 7: 15. another fireworks game tomorrow evening, and dropping down into the mid-50s as the game progresses. temperatures willsteady in san francisco in oakland, but everybody returns to near average by wednesday and thursday of next week. that means 60s and low 70s around the bay and a mix of 70s and 80s further inland with san jose creeping closer to 80 degrees by wednesday and thursday of next week . we are likely to reach or exceed by the middle to end of next week and it looks like the warmer weather will stick around through father's day weekend, except along the coast. temperatures there are stuck in the low 50s.? straight ahead in sports, it is the story of near perfection for a world series champion tonight.

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baseball up top and the giants, wow! not nine, not 10, but 11 in a row against the rockies. the giants broke out the brooms today. look at these giants fans! the giants spotted the rockies a 4-0 lead, the michael conforto said all right, that's enough. swung on and gone! a two-run blast brought the giants to within a run. 12 home run from ken for the, leads the team. in the ninth, pinch-hitter brandon crawford struck. a 0-2 gaffer into right center to bring on the tying run. the go-ahead run would score on a sacrifice fly and the giants with a record of 32-30 beat the rockies and sweep the three-game series. they are home to host the cubs

starting tomorrow night. dan marino sporting a florida panthers sweater! the dolphins hall of fame quarterback saw a good one. vegas could not hold a one-goal lead! matthew tkachuk poked in the tying goal and sent the game to overtime. in less than five minutes in, carter verhaeghe took aim and let it go, and that is your game-winner! panthers win 3-2 and now it is a serious! it cuts the golden knights' series lead in half. rare sooners swing and miss, but when they connected for real, fireworks against florida state in the women's college world series! look at center fielder jade a coleman go up and get it! here is the game. top five, tied at sooners have been doing this all year, dialing up the long ball. grace lyons, second of back to back big flies was the

story. oklahoma won 3-1. this was the sooners' third straight national championship, and they ended it on a 53-game winning streak. they ended with a record of 61-1. the one team that beat them? the baylor bears in february. good night! vern, thank you so much! salesforce wants to

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cops got an emergency call in vegas that it was clear they had no idea what to do with. aliens landing in the backyard, said the caller. you would think the cops would be rolling their eyes, except they seemed to believe them because they saw something, too. >> 911 emergency. >> there is an alien inside and another one beside it and they have big eyes. look at them. >> that was a call from may 1st and check this out. las vegas metro police body cam footage. there it is. the green light flying low in the sky. >> that is a meteor. >> they were sent to investigate and one of them even told his partner, i am

nervous. i have got butterflies. this is what the callers told them when they met up. >> what did you see? >> it was like a big creature. >> a big creature? one of my partners said they saw something fall out of the sky, too. that is why i am curious. did you see anything land in your backyard? >> it was something like a light. >> the police department said they investigated and looked into this for days. ultimately they came up with nothing. paul's theory? >> it is a meteor. i don't know what those people were -- i hope the check for natural gas leaks if they are all having a shared hallucination! >> if it might happen, vegas might be a fun landing point. >> or the least fun landing

point! thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. have a good >> according to reports, north korean leader kim jong un, who turns 40 next year, is struggling with a midlife crisis, and is said to be drinking and crying all day. ♪ ♪ >> [speaking korean]