yamiche: ayesha, i see you nodding your head. former president trump is a survivor, someone who has had all sorts of people around him charged, but he has not had to face legal consequences. can you talk about that, and is it significant that these activities were having while he was president? jonathan l.: i don't think -- ayesha: i don't think it is significant to president trump, because whatever comes out, he will say that this is all made up, not true, unless something happens to him or to his close family, it is not something he is going to be overly concerned about. i do think when it comes to the idea of him running again -- some of this is neither here nor there. trump clearly wants to be the leader of the republican party. he is not giving that away. if he does not run, he will not be the leader of the republican party. it will be whoever is running for president. when you talk about ego, i think that has to be driving much of this. yamiche: jonathan swan, when you mentioned the word ego, it's stuck in my mind too. can

just ask steph and ayesha curry. >> whoo! is a video of curry lee shot on her phone informing them that she's pregnant. you can see cousin ayesha were overcome with joy after finding out they're going to be an aunt and uncle. >> we are back with a tradition that's coming to an end for now. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. >>> if you are in san francisco, take a few moment to enjoy the last night of pride month. step outside and get a glimpse of the 26th annual pink triangle, it will be gone tomorrow. 30 volunteers will gather to take apart of the intricate display. they'll box it up, nearly 3,000 led lights, rolled up hundreds of yards of pink canvas. june of next y

to the entire family. >> steph and ayesha, it they're not pregnant.ther-in-law. >>> we'll tell you who got good grades in the annual water quality report. featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >>> coming up on our new 7:00 p.m. newscast, we're tipping the conversation about bill cosby's conviction being overturned. we'll be joined by one of his accusers from the bay area, how she found out about today's decision and what she plans to do about it. at 7:00. >>> and reopening america. with so many businesses seeing no to low application, teens are taking low-paying jobs. restaurants, theme parks, teen employment could see record highs. we catch up with an employer hiring them. and lester holt will be with us in a minute as well. >>> before we go, a perfect weekend, fourth of july, to hit the beach. >> we have grades for water quality. an environmentalnon-profit judges on water quality. >> 53 out of 60 be

that includes chef and entrepreneur ayesha curry. >> she eventually made it happen.s here with how she's creating jobs and empowering women. >> i spoke with her earlier this week. it was honestly just so nice. i felt light, airy talking about intentions. finding joy. >> bread pudding. >> okay. i'm going to get to that. so she opened her new shop in oakland. it's called sweet july. this is an interview you will only see on abc 7 news. >> so today we are having -- >> ayesha curry is showing me how to activate healthy sleep with her sweet dreams tea. it's a big day inside her shop. it opened in oakland at the beginning of the year but the pandemic really put a damper on the whole community building aspect of the space until now. >> where did this whole idea come from? >> sweet july started out as just a mantra to find those things that bring joy into your life whether they be big or small and figure out ways to celebrate them every day. for me all of my kids were born in july and i got married in july and it was this time of like extreme happiness. >> curry has created

s the company is >>> clusive onon-one interview with ayesha curry. we are going inside her oakland store. >>> let's go to meteorologist mike nicco. >> i want to show your dramatic video that shows you how fierce the wind can be during a severe thunderstorm. this is from in newark. the wind is slipping furniture like a 70 pound patio table, just tossing it into the air. it sent a wind and that scented barbecue grill flying. on tuesday, this happened in pendleton. intense there. you can have winds that are damaging that are just straight- line. they are getting a break but by tonight into tomorrow, more rain on the way. this is what we have to deal with. drizzle out there and marine layer is more south than yesterday. strong sunshine once it breaks free at the clouds. most ideal day for yardwork, rwd.y is the coolest day smalgolden gate bridge, north of the bay bridge, through the delta. san rafael looking quiet as we look down 101. you may get patchy drizzle on that commute. tree pollen moderate and everything else low. uv index very high the next thr

it's ayesha butler reports from the city of leash. is not much to favor for some residence in this neighborhood of the belgian city of the age. most furniture and appliances are ruined, cause wrecked the flood waters that have caused so much damage have finally subsided with a clean up where it has only just begun all it was just for the water covered the cupboards. pascal is still shaken, rising waters had forced her teenage daughter to climb onto the roof, where they was stranded overnight until a neighbor helped rescue them. she says it's only once they was safe, the reality drunk per year. one of them is all on the. we have nothing left to no home, no furniture, clothes. it's so hard, but i say to myself, at least i saved my child as a mother, that's the most important. it will be some time before residence a neighbourhood like this one comes to turn with what has happened, but what is lifting spirit is the fact that so many people have come here and rallied around to help hunting out food and water, or lending a hand or nearly ev

pandemic was tough for thousands of people across the country and that includes chef and entrepreneur ayeshatually made it happen and is finding success with her new shop in oakland called sweet july. jobina fortson talked with curry about the journey in an interview you will only see on 7. healthy sleep with her sweet dreams tea. some excited fans look on. it is a big bay inside her shop, sweet july. it opened at the beginning of the year, but the pandemic put a damper on the community building aspect of the space until now. where did this idea come from? >> sweet july started out as just a mantra to find those things that bring joy into your life, whether they be big or small, and figure out ways to celebrate them every day. for me, all of my kids were born in july and i got married in july. it was a time of extreme happiness. >> reporter: so she created a place where she and others can hopefully find that same gratitude in the little things. >> it is that morning cup of coffee or tea. it is your skin care routine. the perfect blanket. >> the first time i came in i happen to notice, right