balwani's attorneys speaking to us afterward. mr. balwani didn't get a fair trial. his legal team arguing their client was unfairly targeted and should get a new trial. the government didn't want the jury to hear the actual words of what miss holmes said to investors, and the testimony that came in was false . i think mr. balwani deserves a new trial, and i hope the court sees it that way. neither holmes nor balwani was in court, but billy evans, holmes partner, did show up along with her parents. legal analysts say it's not likely either holmes or balwani will have their case overturned, but that doesn't seem to dim interest in the case. so many people have so many opinions about this case, so absolutely it it shouldn't in some ways. but the reality is we're human and high publicity cases. absolutely are different. this certainly was one of those analysts tell us it will take a while, usually before the judges in an appeals case decide whether or not to give those guys another trial. no specific date to issue the ruling. holmes, currently in prison until august of

balwani. despite similar evidence in elizabeth holmes's case. now we spoke to a legal analyst as well that says no, whether or not balwani or holmes are granted their appeals, the impact on the verdict still remains. this is still a reminder to silicon valley that the government is going to prosecute these cases very vigorously and continue to send the message that the fake it till you make it culture is not going to work. if you cross from self-belief into fraud. so there was an appeals case for elizabeth holmes, an appeals case for sunny balwani, as well as an appeals case for the restitution decision that was brought down by by the original jury in that trial. we do not have a timeline as to when the federal court will rule on this appeal, but we do know that many people will be watching. watch out for that as soon as we do learn about that. of course, we will update both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com, but we'll see laura and chris, whether or not this begins or ends this very long legal journey at this point. all right. most definitely

balwani until 2034. the three judge panel in today's hearing did not give a time frame for issuing a ruling. just saying it would come in, quote, due course. well, here's a story getting a lot of attention. the pandas coming to san francisco late today, the big vote. and this is all about money and fundraising. mayor breed's campaign to bring the pandas to the san francisco zoo took a big step forward. today. the board of supervisors voted to allow the mayor to fundraise from private donors to get the money needed to build a panda habitat and to care for these rare animals. the expected price tag here could cost upwards of 25 million bucks, the mayor says. private donors and fundraising will pay for the pandas visit today. it was a 9 to 2 vote in favor of this. the two supervisors who voted against the mayor's funding plan , aaron peskin, who happens to be running for mayor, and hillary ronen, mayor breed says it's part of her effort to continue making san francisco a destination city for tourists locall

balwani and that is an inconsistent verdict and may be grounds for an appeal . and balwani is also not expected in court today, but his appeal will also be heard. and regardless of what the courts decide on either appeal, clark says the impact of these convictions remain. and chris, i know you were following this really closely. i know people will definitely still be watching how this pans out today. we will be giving you updates on air and online at nbc bay area .com. yeah, i think we both spent a lot of time at that federal courthouse in san jose as the trial played out. thank you ginger 605 now to new video of a chaotic scene at ucla. that's where at least 25 people were arrested after police announced an unlawful assembly on campus. this all following an hours long roving pro-palestinian demonstration. protesters on campus were reciting the names of thousands of people who died in gaza. it remained mostly peaceful, but the situation turned when lapd and private security guards formed a line confronting demonstrators who stood behind barricades. police ordere

balwani until 2034.he three judge panel in today's hearing did not give a time frame for issuing a ruling. the president's son is now facing prison time after three hours of deliberations. a jury in delaware unanimous found hunter biden guilty on three federal counts for lying about his drug use on a federal background check in order to buy a gun. the maximum prison sentence for the three counts totals 25 years, but the judge will likely sentence him to much less. no sentencing date has been sent. hunter biden is the first child of a sitting president to be found guilty in a criminal trial . while president biden has said he would not pardon his son. and in a statement, the president went on to say, quote, i will accept the outcome of this case and will continue to respect the judicial process. as hunter considers an appeal. jill and i will always be there for hunter and the rest of our family with our love and support. we are back in 60s. up next, hot dog king joey chestnut breaks his silence after bein

balwani. and that is an inconsistent verdict. and may be grounds for an appeal . now, balwani is also not expected in court today, but his appeal will also be heard now regardless of what the courts decide on either appeal, clark says the impact of these convictions remains and we will be there to bring you updates both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com .com. chris. hey, thank you so much, ginger. a lot of us will be watching. well, now to new video of a chaotic scene in ucla. that is where multiple people were arrested after police denounced an unlawful assembly on campus. this all following an hours long roving pro-palestinian demonstration. protesters on campus were reciting the names of thousands of people who died in gaza. it remained mostly peaceful, but the situation turned when lapd and private security guards formed a line confronting demonstrators who stood behind barricades. police ordered the demonstrators to disperse at least twice. no one was hurt. as scenes like that continue to play out, the un security council is adding further momentum to gaza

and this was a lawyer, actually, for sunny balwani. holmes lawyers declined to comment on camera, but they all felt, hey, this is just something we have to do because we feel the trial was wrong. we feel the evidence they accepted should not have been accepted. we feel the evidence that they rejected should have been allowed in court. this is not uncommon. i'm told by lawyers. but it is also rare that a federal trial verdict gets overturned and we don't know the success or failure of this there. by the way, some of elizabeth holmes family members, her parents were there. her partner, billy evans, was there before they left via uber and legal experts tell us it's not likely that she will get another trial. but even the judge who was listening today while in court, we heard her say, you know, you've made some good points. there is a case that can be made here for holmes, so they will take all of this into advisement and eventually let us know if indeed she will be released or kept there. what are the legal experts think about the timelin

balwani received nearly 13 years. >> this week, the dmv cut in-person services.nly right now. >> yeah, but some viewers tell seven on your side. they clicked on a link they thought was the dmv. instead, it was a third party company that charged extra fees. >> yeah, this was especially upsetting for an elderly east bay man who disputed extra charges on his credit card. and then he was threatened to be charged with fraud after that, abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra has the details. >> i didn't want to go to court. i'm not a criminal. >> 81 year-old alan jensen. just wanted to renew his car registration. a simple task was anything but. >> look at. look at this. >> alan wound up buried in paperwork and facing legal threats. it's not about the money. his ordeal began when he went online to register his two vehicles. the top search result said dmv registration renewal. >> right there. that's what i clicked on. >> he assumed it was the dmv, so he followed the prompts and paid $956 to register two cars. he didn't notice this disclaimer in fine print at the top of

balwani received nearly 13 years. >> today, marks 80 years since allied troops stormed the beaches ofmandy in what would be pivotal in defeating hitler and the in world war two. 2500 americans were killed in that operation. june 6th, 1944 today, normandy is hosting world leaders and the survivors now ranging between 96 and 107 years old. president biden and the first lady are attending the commemoration. >> he'll talk about the stakes of that moment and existential fight between dictatorship and freedom. he'll talk about the men who scaled those cliffs. >> biden is going to meet with ukrainian president zelensky in france. he and the first lady will also be honored by french president emmanuel macron with a state visit coming up. some state farm customers will not lose their coverage after all. but there is a caveat and duchess kate, still absent from royal duties after her cancer diagnosis. >> what prince william said about her health. here's drew. >> hey there, time now. 6:40 a.m. we're in san jose. we have some hazy sunshine out there this morning with moderate air quality. 63 is t

balwani is also appealing his fraud conviction in 2022. separate juries found each of them guilty of defrauding investors in their now defunct blood testing company. tomorrow, the ninth circuit court of appeals will hear both their cases. holmes and balwani will not be in court if this appeal fails. their last option would be the u.s. supreme court. tomorrow, san mateo county supervisors will consider a proposal aimed at cracking down on residential burglaries. supervisor ray mueller announced the plan this morning surrounded by local law enforcement officers and county prosecutors, mueller is calling on fellow supervisors to approve $125,000 to fund a residential burglary reward program to help gather information during criminal investigations in would be criminals will now know, should they choose to invade the sanctity of a person's home. >> here in san mateo county. every person with knowledge about their crime, directly or indirectly, will have a strong financial incentive to share that information with the authorities to bring them t

former theranos executive sunny balwani is also appealing his fraud conviction.y 13 years in prison in 2022. separate juries found each of them guilty of defrauding investors in their now defunct blood testing company. today, the ninth circuit court of appeals will hear both of their cases. holmes and balwani will not be in court now if this appeal fails, their last option would be the us supreme court. back to you. oh, actually, i want to head over to the bay bridge toll plaza right now for a live look. and that is because the metering lights just flipped on. it is filling in, but much better than the conditions we saw yesterday. after that solo car crash. it will take you ten minutes to get from the toll plaza into the city. now we'll send it back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. a new update in a case we've been following closely from the start. the state attorney general's office says san francisco's da did not abuse their power in declining to file charges in the death of banco brown. the chronicle reports. the ag's office reached their conclusion after re

former theranos executive sunny balwani is also appealing his fraud conviction.ison in 2022. separate juries found each of them guilty of defrauding investors in their now defunct blood testing company. now, today, the ninth circuit court of appeals will hear both their cases. holmes and balwani will not be in court if this appeal fails. their last option would be the u.s. supreme court. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. we continue to follow the controversy around the center running bike lane on san francisco's valencia street. sfmta is looking to get a side running bike lane concept approved by the city's transportation board. they're reportedly two concepts in the works, according to the chronicle. one design would keep parklets and for cyclists to ride around them closer to traffic. the other would have floating parklets. now, that's when cyclists ride between the curb and the parklets. it's unclear which design will be considered by the board. the concept expected to be discussed at the next board meeting, which is june 18th. >> we're learning mayo

both holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard tomorrow.r of giant pandas from china are coming to san francisco next year. but who's going to pay for it tomorrow? the board of supervisors will vote on mayor breed's $25 million proposal for a new panda exhibit at the san francisco zoo. the mayor says it would be funded using private funds and donations, but the zoological society opposes it, saying the money could be better spent like towards its growing $2 million budget deficit. animal activists say this also comes at a time when the zoo is facing severe mismanagement and public safety issues. mayor breed secured a panda lease deal after her trip to china in april . she says the pandas will provide a financial boost for both the zoo and the city's tourism. well, tonight, mayor breed got an earful from protesters members with the people's budget coalition picketed manny's in the mission. that's where mayor breed and l.a. mayor karen bass were holding a conversation called leading our cities. last month, mayor breed unveiled her $16 billion

both holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard on tuesday, though neitherlly, only attorneys are present at federal court. appeals this week, trading begins for silicon valley chipmaker nvidia after it executed a ten for one stock split that aims to make shares more affordable for traders, also pressuring building for apple to get serious about ai. apple is widely expected to jump into the world of artificial intelligence as the tech company kicks off its week long developers conference tomorrow. this is happening at apple park in cupertino, ceo tim cook has teased, quote, big plans whom ai is expected to be at the forefront of those plans. apple also expected to unveil updates to its ios software for the first time. carlos alcaraz lifts his trophy as a 2024 french open champion. alcaraz defeated alexander zverev and the french open final for his third grand slam title. the 21 year old grew up in spain, watching rafael nadal win trophy after trophy after trophy at roland garros, a record 14 in all. now he's eclipsed nadal to become the youngest man to colle

both holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard tomorrow.geological survey is rolling out a new update to the shake alert app in order to detect earthquakes even sooner, and it's aiming to give advance notice seconds before some of the strongest earthquakes hit. currently, the app can detect earthquakes of all magnitude, but this new update lets the usgs learn the size of the bigger earthquakes at a faster pace. that way, it can then send out alerts to affected areas quicker and people can act faster. the agency says it's using a new technology to make that happen, and this innovation actually makes use of a new technology called global navigation satellite system, or gnss, to measure how far the ground is moving during big earthquakes. and that's where the really big change is, is, is using this new technology to get a handle on those biggest events. so this app already operates here in california, as you know, also in washington state and oregon, covering about 50 million people helping us to drop cover and hold on. now apple is revealing

but she and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard tomorrow, though only their attorney will appear before the appellate courts. up next, school is out, which means the end of free lunch for families who rely on it the most. what san jose officials are doing to make sure thousands of kids continue to have access to healthy food over the summer break? and speaking of school here for the first time in 25 years, a new catholic school is opening in san francisco. we'll tell you where and details of the school. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and we are in june. it's unusual to get rainfall and look at this. i'm tracking some rain on the map, so i'll show you the updated timeline and when we could get a few drops coming our way. that's in about eight minutes right now. a new warning about gang members illegally crossing the border. and we know stores use surveillance cameras to catch thieves, but some are taking it to the next level with body ceras. we'll show youam a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we'r

both holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard tomorrow, while a fire tore through an apartment complex in pittsburgh this morning and a father and a daughter were trapped inside those flames broke out around 8:00 in the morning. what you're looking at is cell phone video. you see that smoke pouring out of that complex while the flames grew inside. now, contra costa, firefighters say the fire started on the first floor when the crews arrived, though, they found two people unconscious on the second floor. neighbors told us they were the dad and the daughter. rescuers were able to carry the young woman downstairs, and they helped the man out of a window and down a ladder. first responders did perform cpr on the daughter, and they were able to get her pulse back, the fire department says. though both are in critical condition. we trained for this and there's no doubt that it can. it can be intense when you get here, but the training helps you work through it. the crews work well together and we have a good response from this area. so we had crews on scene

both holmes and her former partner, sunny balwani, will have their appeals heard on tuesday.lly, only attorneys are present at federal court appeals. former president donald trump expected to appear virtually before a probation officer tomorrow. this comes ten days after mr. trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. is required by the court as part of the former president's pre-sentencing report. this kind of interview usually finds out about a person's social and criminal history, financial resources, and a history of mental health. the presumptive republican presidential nominee is facing either probation or up to four years in prison. mr. trump's defense team is scheduled to submit their sentencing recommendation on thursday. he is scheduled to be sentenced on july 11th. tonight a dramatic inside look at the israeli raid that led to the release of four hostages and may have resulted in the deaths of hundreds of palestinians. it comes as one member of israel's war cabinet announced his resignation, blasting benjamin netanyahu's leadership. nbc'

the appeal of former theranos executives sunny balwani, who was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison, will also be heard on tuesday. new numbers from oakland police show crime is trending downward in the city for the first time in five months in 2023. >> there were 41 homicides, more than 1300 reports of robberies, 6600 cars broken into, more than 750 commercial burglaries, and 6100 cars stolen. now compare that to the first five months of 2024. homicides are down 20, robberies down 5, car break-ins are down by 60. commercial burglaries also down by 44, and stolen cars down by 10. now, last month, the governor's office said the surge in chp officers starting last year has helped make inroads in fighting crime within oakland. the chp says using analytics from their office and opd have helped them target specific areas that have higher crime. some critics of law enforcement, though, have expressed concerns about whether the crackdown will adversely affect minority communities. >> san francisco mayor london breed unveiled a new plan today to try to boost tourism in union square. this al

her former partner and co-founder sunny balwani, is trying to appeal his own conviction.have deep respect for this court, and i know that they take a really careful, thorough look at things and we believe when they read the record and consider the arguments that we should get a new trial. the hearing wrapped up just before noon. it's not yet clear when there will be a decision for either the heat is here to stay this week, so let's check in with vianey arana who has this warm forecast. today will be the warmest day this week before we inch closer towards the weekend. we're going to be in the mid 70s for san francisco. keep in mind we do have a heat advisory. the coast will likely be the coolest spots. as we inch into your wednesday and thursday. we'll see upper 60s in the forecast and then another warm up again. expected through the weekend. now inland areas. the hottest day today. triple digit heat. by the time we get to tomorrow, we get an increase in that onshore flow that's also going to help cool us off, but it's going to kick up the winds and the temperatures are ex

. >> balwani i'm gloria rodriguez.k smashed into a tree overnight. contra costa county fire say paramedics found the crashed vehicle in flames just after one this morning. it happened on sunset road near sellers avenue in brentwood. first responders pulled the man from the driver's seat of the truck and began immediate aid. the man was taken to a hospital. his condition and the cause of the crash is not known right now. let's get a check of your father's day forecast with lisa. rj good morning lisa. >> hey gloria, good morning to you. a break from the june gloom with the clear sky. here you can see the golden gate bridge, 59, in san jose. san francisco's 53 is sunny view of the airport. breezy winds on the peninsula gusty at the coast. 60s. there mid 80s inland. >> gloria lisa, thank you so much and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with good morning america. >> reggie kumasi amanda drew and you abc seven mornings always better with you. sunny days and the best days start here. >> you deserve a bet

the appeal will also be heard for sunny balwani, her co-founder of theranos. online at nbcbayarea.com. also today, two san jose city council members will call for greater transparency when it comes to hundreds of millions of dollars in recent homeless funding, a new state audit finds. san jose has not adequately accounted for the spending of $300 million over the past several years. a comprehensive audit will be proposed at today's council meeting. it's going to be a warm one. especially inland valley is in for kerry this morning. it certainly is. and we're going to get that heat advisory going. but right now we're already seeing 74 degrees in los gatos. we've got 60s on the map. you probably noticed it was kind of warm when you woke up, and we're going to get even hotter by the time we hit that 12 1:00 hour. we're going to be in those upper 90s eventually triple digits. the heat advisory goes into effect at 11 a.m. laura. thanks, pg&e. don't forget to join us for our today in the bay live streaming newscast. it's at 8 a.m. coming up, the proposed change for v