let me be close to you, close to you, close to you ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you, close to you, closestart a fire, you got me overnight ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you, close to you, close to you ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you, close to you, close to you close to you, close to you ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i burn for you ♪ ♪ mm ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you ♪ ♪ pull the trigger on the gun i gave you when we met ♪ ♪ i wanna be close to you ♪ ♪ break my heart and start a fire, you got me overnight ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you, close to you, close to you ♪ ♪ just let me be close to you, close to you, close to you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> so good. gracie abrams. we'll chat with the pop star and get some more music, but first, this is "today" on n ♪ >>> what a morning. and we are back. it is a beautiful friday, and we are here with one of the biggest names in music right now, gracie abrams, who performed once. we will get more music, but first a chat. >> we're so happy to have you here, gracie. there are moments in a career. your first "today show" concert. you were at wembley last weekend, but thi

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temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year. reggie drew thank you. >> an issue over shelter beds going unused in the south bay. coming up. the claims being made in santa clara county this morning. >> we're tracking a fast moving wildfire in butte county. it's already triggering evacuation orders overnight. >> plus, the sculptor who's using art to reclaim personal and cultural identity. a look at the newest exhibit at san francisco' was a fast moving wildfire. it's called the apache fire. it broke out last night near oroville, prompting evacuations, orders and warnings. the small community of palermo is being impacted. this is a time lapse of that fire as the sun was setting. right now it's only 1% contained. cal fire says the main fire has destroyed more than 670 acres. two spot fires have also sparked burning another 50 acres combined. >> a highly contagious bacterial infection is sweeping through unhoused communities in san jose, and that is setting off a public health alert. amanda what can you tell us about the people being

those two lanes are closed and they will remain closed.or the duration of whatever cleanup they have to do and whatever repair work has to happen here. but on either side of all these crews on scene for their safety, we have one lane on either side backed up as blocked as well. that's causing additional backup, but it's only there. the rest of the bay has a pretty mild commute back to you. that's good to hear. thank you. mike big decisions are expected from the supreme court this week ahead on today in the bay. the key cases set to be heard and the impact they'll have across the country. plus one athlete not headed to paris wnba star caitlin clark will not be hitting the court in the summer olympic games. we'll have to hear her response this morning. and a scene out of the jetsons could be closer to reality just right here in the bay area. look at that. an updated timeline on when electric air taxis could soon take off. that's a that's a way to get to work. blow your hair away be cool here today with some peeks of sunshine and we'll also s

>> next order of business is item 10, closed session. there are no closed session items. next order of business is item 11, adjournment. madam chair. >> want to thank our staff and ocii fellow commissioners today for our meeting. we are at the moment of adjourning and exiting, so commissioners, do we have a motion to adjourn our meeting? >> i motion to adjourn our meeting. >> i second that motion. >> and we will adjourn today's meeting at 211 p.m. thank you. [gavel] [meeting adjourned] >> our market street program started in 1992. the goal was to bring arts to an audience who may not be normally be exposed to contemporary art. for 2023, we chose comics as the median to highlight san francisco. it could be fix al, science fiction. history. >> i'm fan, i'm illustrator and writer, i grew up all over the bay area. and is post history no history no south. i've been drawing since i was probably four or five. it's just a cool memory, i just remember painting my apron in kindergarten and i would suddenly start painting myself. it was cartoon, it got me excited. in my home life, i

the new budget partially closes that gap. part of the short fall will be made up by taking 12 billion out of the emergency fund with 16 billion in cuts to housing, education, and state prisons which still doesn't come close to bridging the deficit. the plan will heap another 385 million in cuts from prisons, more than 1 billion in funding taken from affordable housing programs, 5.5 billion for schools delayed. healthcare workers also took a hit, a raise to their minimum wage not happening until at least october. >>> there is more fallout tonight from the fbi raids at oakland mayor sheng thao's home thursday. the mayor hasn't been seen or said a word publicly since federal agents searched through her home. tonight some of her most outspoken critics are holding a rally demanding she speak out. kevin ko is live at oakland city hall where the rally is set to take place in the next half hour. kevin? >> reporter: yeah. it's still unclear what exactly the fbi is investigating. keep in mind, the irs was also playing a heavy hand in t

can i get your help in closing the door?o she fled as a child from south sudan who's been to the refugee camp. it's one of the largest and harshest refugee camps in the world, which is where mary then grew up. believe it or not, she not only receives a scholarship, but accepted it and went to school in that, yes, we can clap about that. [applause] and graduated with honors last year and is now appointed as an ambassador. what a journey. so, tell us all not only about this journey from fleeing south sudan, what it means to you now to be sitting here as the goodwill ambassador. >> i feel like it's a lot of things. as a young kid in a refugee camp when you don't know what home is and you don is going to be, in terms of ever being like this or a table to be able to tell share s almost impossiblexg to leave an account where it shields you and you are in the middle of the camp that has close to 300,000 refugees to be a story of success is almost impossible to ever come out and have that resilience just because of your misery i don

. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell," i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. this make-or-break hour begins with stocks levitating into a new week and on track for reco. we'll discuss this big run with our experts, including blackrock's rick rieder in just a few minutes. the usual strength continues in semiconductors. today, led by broadcom. also, though, joined by a broader selection of stocks. the nasdaq 100, have to say, still at the center of the action here, up about 1.5% and not too far from the 20,000 level, which is not something we had necessarily anticipated. there's the composite, up 1.2% as well. with consumer and industrial names all participating in the gains, although to a lesser degree. now, despite ongoing concerns about this narrow bull market leadership, three wall street firms have raised s&p 500 targets today as the first half winds down, bowing to the persistent strength of that benchmark. treasury yields up a few ticks on a quiet news day for macros. a series of somewhat reassuring inflation readings takes us to the talk of the tape. wh

time entering closed session is [meeting reconvened] >> we have no announcements following the closed session. secretary fuller, please open public comment on this item. >> members of the public who wish to make three minutes of announcements following closed session may line up against the wall. if you are commenting outside the chamber, please raise your hand in the webinar or press star 3 on your phone to be recognized. we do not have any in person commenters on this item, and we do not have callers either, so that concludes public comment. >> awesome. do i share a motion to not disclose discussion in closed session? >> i make a motion to not disclose actions in closed session. >> do i hear a second? >> second. >> alright. secretary fuller, please open public comment. >> members of the public who wish to comment on the motion to not disclose discussion during closed session may line up against the wall furthest from the door. if you are commenting outside the chamber, press the raise your hand button in the webinar or star 3 on your phone to be recognized. we do not have in person

both lanes are closed. and right now it's taking about 45 minutes to an hour to get through that area. so just keep in mind that you're going to have some major delays there. and of course, we'll keep you updated on what's happening here. guys >> thanks, gloria. baseball fans across the country will be taking a moment to honor willie mays. today. the giants will take to the field where his legendary career first started. and here in the bay area, fans will be able to pay tribute at oracle park. that's where abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us live this morning with what fans can expect during the special event today, lena. >> kumasi. the giants are welcoming grieving fans inside of oracle park today starting at noon this is the public's free opportunity to pay their respects to the great willie mays and also sign a condolence book. we have seen crews out all morning getting the ballpark ready this afternoon. the giants will play the cardinals in mays hometown of birmingham, alabama. the game will

here with the song "eyes closed," imagine dragons!ever be said ♪ ♪ the wrath and the grit from the pit of despair ♪ ♪ been takin' every whip and word ♪ ♪ i've never been spared they say tomorrow's never promised ♪ ♪ honest they say that angels are among us ♪ ♪ lock me up in a maze oh turn out ♪ ♪ turn out the lights oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i was born i was raised for this ♪ ♪ oh turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ oh oh oh turn out the lights ♪ ♪ lock me up inside a cage just throw away the key don't worry 'bout me ♪ ♪ i was drivin' in my car throwin' up my hands put it in coast ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ less medications less manifestations ♪ ♪ mantras meditation throw it all away ♪ ♪ all the places i've been all the blood that i've bled ♪ ♪ i've been broken down and beat up but i still get ahead ♪ ♪ all the tasteless embraces and the tasteless two faces ♪ ♪ killed and resurrected 'ca

galleria mall is officially closed. the fast food restaurants served its last big macs and happy meals on sunday, according to the chronicle. the owner blames the high cost of brent as well >>as the >>right >>state. >>minimum wage for fast food workers. meantime, mcdonald's is launching a new $5 meal deal this week. this comes as more restaurant chains are trying to get back customers who are feeling the pinch of inflation. kenny choi has more on the changes and complaints. >>americans crave fast food, but with higher prices more and more simply aren't >>loving expensive when we have to feed the whole family. how do you know that? yeah. what makes you say that? because um prices go up like every year. >>nearly 2 thirds of fast food customers say they felt sticker shock at the counter this year. the cost of a quick meal is outpacing inflation, with prices up nearly 5% from a year ago, >>such a big jump recently. maybe we're splitting meals more often, or we are a little bit more aware >>to fight inflation fatigue. americ

close to this to fall key gap. what nato calls the 100 kilometer long border between lithuania and poland. a needle appears that russian troops could invade lithuania with soldiers from the colon and grad region, and fellow roost. cutting off the 3, both the countries from the rest of the nato alliance. this scenario is not at all unrealistic. in february 2022 russian troops invaded ukraine from bella. ruth platoon leader jordan has finished his patrol. he gives his squad leader some final instructions. it's going to be a long night to provide for the next day at the barracks and ro clock. jordan and his platoon are preparing for yet another exercise near the bell of roost. porter last night was a success of the art the done. we had our 1st and then we contacted midnight to detect the enemy's sketching party and immediately captured into the front of them at the command post of the multi national battle group. we meet major johannes again. today he is here as an instructor, shadowing a belgian infantry company coun

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner from apple park in cupertino, california. the make or break hour begins with some have suggested is a make or break moment for apple and its place in the a.i. arms race. the developers conference, a chance for the company to unveil those ambitions today to try to keep up with competitors who have already revealed theirs to great fanfare as you know. we'll ask our experts and shareholders whether they achieved that goal today and what it means for the stock going forward. interesting to note, apple shares have moved lower during the presentation today. moving around a bit. we'll track it. down a little more than 2%. we'll show you the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. there's not a ton of movement in the majors ahead of the cpi report and the fed decision coming this wednesday. we are on closing high watch on both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. one of reasons why the nasdaq doing well, take a look at crowdstrike, up better than 9%. that's the standout on news

of course, this is also something the western media is watching very closely as closely as in the spotlight or rather in the microscope. how has western media responded to this visit? well we, we just heard that from the us sick days, day, honestly blinking, and he was expressing his concerns accusing young young of supplying weapons munitions to assets. so using you client, he also mentioned around so of course, the western media has got itself in a tailspin about this visit, not much is known about the dpi. okay. in the west, they often the media often uses the word home it site, reclusive state to accuse is capable of being a dictator, brutal dictator. and it comes out with all sorts of stories around the, the citizens of the tpr typing falls to have came don't have cups for example. and the reaction to this visit has been no less hysterical. washington is watching this meeting between vladimir putin and came. joan on a match rate in heaven between these 2 parias stays. so it needs concern from the west about this phases of 2 of america's fiercest adversaries. together on north korean so

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we'll have to watch that closely.wind speeds 20 to 30mph, likely looking at the peak wind gusts before sunrise through midday on monday. temperatures tomorrow 50s and 60s. to start. we'll see high temperatures like we had today into the 70s and 80s inland. moving forward, temperatures staying relatively mild, less of those dry north winds. but as we head towards next weekend, notice that temperature trend friday into saturday. we may see some heat advisories returning as strong high pressure builds back. so we'll lose the north wind after tomorrow. so mild temperatures midweek. but stay tuned. based on the current long range trend, the return of heat advisories may kick off next weekend, right now, not looking at the same type of north winds we're seeing now, but thankfully those should move out by midweek with some return of the ocean air conditioning, low clouds and sea breeze by wednesday. all right, rob, thank you very much. up next, a tragic end to a family vacation. a family now filing a lawsuit after a man died

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> all right, guys. thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from san francisco today. this make-or-break hour begins with apple's all-time high. its ai rollout cheered by investors and many analysts as well today. in fact, we'll hear from eric stanley's erik woodring in just a moment. his first reaction to wwdc and where he thinks shares can go from now. take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, because we have a developing story there as well. new closing highs at this moment for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, all of this about 24 hours ahead of that fed decision. tech is the only green sector today. the nasdaq powering yet again, as i just said. we're watching the nasdaq 100, watching apple, and all of the other big names, too. and of course, we're watching yields ahead of the fed and the c p cpi report. that is released tomorrow morning and that is going to be critical. it does take us to our talk of the tape. the road ahead for the markets and apple's newfound momentum. let's welcome in erik woodr

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closed. speak with the owner and notified him that the layoff entertainment was to end by 11 p.m. as per conscience the owner understood and instructed the dj to end the set and put on a mix of music which they did. the deputy direct issued a citation for operating entertainment after 11 p.m. a complaint on my 17th at 11. . 07 p.m. inspector visited again at 11. . 18 upon arrival he benched a dj performing. although the sounds showed compliance the brickston was hosting after 11 p.m. outside of permitted llp conditions. when he spoke with management the issue was quickly rectified as they instructed the dj to switch music. there was another 500 citation for operating after 11 p.m. as you know they have been on the radar for compliance issues and this marks the fourth, 500 citation for operating entertainment after 11 p.m. since march. as mentioned in the report tonight issued them a 15 day administrative suspension. which will start saturday may 25 at 5 p.m. they will resume entertainment on

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discussion item: closed session. public comment on closed session items. >> all right. at this time we're going into closed session for the conference legal counsel for litigation before move into closed session we'll take a motion. >> the action to vote for the attorney-client for the litigation discussion. >> mr. president i move to go into closed session envocally the tenant/landlord. >> second. >> madam secretary you want to call the public comment. >> we have no in-person public comment on this item. >> a reminder to my callers please press star three to be added to the speaker line. >> do we have any in-person comments? moderator, any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> public comment is closed. >>. okay. moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> any opposed? motion passes. and we'd ligreat. >> okay. thank you. >> start the recording. >> yes. okay. great. thank you. >> commissioners accept a motion on disclosure of what we accomplished in the closed session. >> i move not no disclose discussions from close

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>> next order of business is item 10, closed session. there are no closed session items. next order of business is item 11, adjournment. madam chair. >> want to thank our staff and ocii fellow commissioners today for our meeting. we are at the moment of adjourning and exiting, so commissioners, do we have a motion to adjourn our meeting? >> i motion to adjourn our meeting. >> i second that motion. >> and we will adjourn today's meeting at 211 p.m. thank you. [gavel] [meeting adjourned] >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪♪♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard

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we're keeping a very close eye on this because it's very close to where that corral fire burned more than 14,000 acres over the weekend. >>> now on a much lighter note, we are counting down the hours until new era of baseball begins in oakland. tomorrow the ballers will play their first ever home game at raimondi park. >> a lot of excitement happening here. it's surprisingly a quick turnaround. that ballpark was deemed unusable and unsafe just over a month ago and the arrival of the ballers will hopefully provide an economic boost to west oakland. >> amanda hari spent time there speaking with residents about this huge transition. >> reporter: 67-year-old richard griffin jr. drove out to 18th street between campbell and wood to check out raimondi park. >> i'll be here for opening day. >> reporter: as construction crews worked to transform it. >> i couldn't recognize it almost. >> reporter: but this isn't the first time he's been here. griffin grew up feet away from this park on wood street. >> grew up in apartments way back in the days in the project. hey, wait a minute. >> reporter:

it's unclear how long the store could remain closed. abc seven news has reached out to mollie stone's for comment. >> the giants are inviting all fans and friends of the late, great willie mays to a public celebration of life. it will be held on monday, june 8th at 4 p.m. at oracle park. admission is free and no registration is required. fans will enter through the willie mays plaza gates on third and king. the giants legend passed away june 18th. he was 93. >> still ahead, metta, now facing accusations it favors foreign workers over american workers and the warning from police ahead of the controversial dolores hill bomb event. and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 182 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> plus, this is what pier 39 looked like just about a week ago. but now if you look, there are almost no sea lions. why are they vacated? san francisco? for now, here's drew. >> let's take you to san rafael. the forecast today is going to call for tem

part of the problems of the units that are closed is the management. in this point that you just mentioned, this change of management has led to their activation and resumption of their activities. that the realization how much liquidity do you need? let me give you some additional information on that previous report, because it was mentioned in my report that we have more than 9,000 industrial units with 9,000 units being restarted. this is from the set of industrial units that are included in the statistics that i mentioned in my report, that is, the rest of the units are the units that are active in other economic areas of the country , which were also mentioned in the statistics of the dear ones, see in the program before we go to seventh plan , how many thousand is targeted by the end of this year and... we also planned 810 industrial units to restart and revive the units in 1403 , but i have to point out that no matter how much we were, almost 17% of our industrial units were stopped . the units we put into operation in the cities were 47,000 uni

the bigger the star, the bigger the close—up.he focus is always on killie and mbappe, as a global icon the france captain's every move is watched. it's another thing trying to keep up with him. austria escaped but they had the capacity to do more than survive. the austrians have been on good form and here for christophe baumgartner, a great chance. and maihnan did his job superbly! a sliding doors moment, because in a blink of the match moved on, mbappe moved on, mesmerisingly. oh, it's an own goal, france have taken the lead! typical, magical, a conjuring trick that made poor max verber the stooge. it is easy for mbappe to be taken for granted, so when he got away here everyone knew what would happen next until somehow it didn't. and misses, goodness me! so for didier deschamps, this was uncomfortable, and for mbappe, less so. his nose felt the force of trying to score a second. eventually, he went off. that would be their last problem, though. les bleus are on their way. this was not spectacular, but for this much fancied franc

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we are keeping a close eye on that . that is why the national weather service has issued a red flag warning that will stay in effect until the late hours tonight. for the bay area, we are keeping a close eye on the north bay, 80s insight in the east bay, all the way over to redwood city, fremont and the santa clara valley. inland areas will stay nice and warm as we gear up for the first day of summer on thursday. then we warm up even more into the first weekend right around the corner. >>> let's talk about the roadways. if you are getting out the door and making that ride toward the bay bridge, a lot of brake lights, a busy right for anyone making their way into san francisco this morning. plan on needing a few extra minutes as you work your way into the city. there is a crash reported not too far from the toll plaza. westbound 80 has a slow approach and highway 4 is getting busy, too. >>> grammy winner alicia keys and jay-z joined forces to bring a broadway crowd to its feet. we've got all the biggest moments ♪ (ominous

closing arguments are going to get underway? >> any time now? and what jurors are going to hear first from the prosecution is that there's a mountain of evidence. there is a volumes of evidence showing that hunter biden was using drugs around the time that he bought this gun back in october of 2018. now, the fence has been focusing on the fact that so far there's no evidence direct evidence showing that hunter biden was smoking crack around the time in october of 2018. now, there's there's text messages, there's photographs, there's testimony of drug use in september of 2018, in november of 2018. and so one of the last things that happen just in the past hour is an fbi agent, lee took the stand on the part of the defense i'm sorry, on the part of the prosecution to try to home in on some text messages in october of 2018 where there is some discussion a hunter biden was waiting for a drug dealer not far from here in wilmington. in the end, the defect, the fbi agent told the court that she didn't have location data to show where h

. >> i'm so busy behind closed doors. >> i know you've never seen it but behind closed doors i'm a [ bleep ] star. [ applause ] >> be careful, hunter biden might call you. >> i hope he does. i would answer. you think i would not advance the plot of my life talking to hunter biden? >> i'm trying to get him on the show. >> i think you should come on the show. >> i want him on the show. >> this was supposed to be the return to normal and you are right jim p. or today i saw those videos, i couldn't speak. i thought they were disturbing and i had a call with people. many things happen behind closed doors, and i said did you guys see this and these people hadn't seen it. i got to watch people watch these videos and they all had their hands on their head. >> what about the idea that this article was a green light? we know so many people that are scared to even talk about. >> i think the article just kind of reaffirmed what everybody sees. what is the easiest thing with all these crazy right-wing accusations that he's off his rocker can easily be dismissed simply, no problem. they talk about

at the now closed women's prison in dublin.s comes after prison inmates claim that the federal prisons bureau failed to stop the abuse after several reports the prison was closed earlier this year and the 600 inmates were transferred. what's going to cost you a little bit more to ride from the ferry from the city to the east and north face starting july first, the san francisco bay ferry is increasing its fair by 3%. going one way from alameda, oakland's or richmond to the city will now cost you $4.70. if you're coming from south san francisco will cost you $7.20. and the fair from toledo will be $9.60. this fare increase was approved by the board of directors last year. >> and we're just hours away from one of the biggest parties in the bay area starting coming up, i'll tell you where and who will be [♪♪] there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleaning products. try dawn powerwash. ( ♪♪ )

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so tracy stockton got sacramento, you know, over close to where that crossfire could see close to 90 to close to triple digit heat as well. so that we'll definitely be a risk of something to watch out for later this week. so overnight lows, pretty mild. you know, you wake up to the clouds once again, a cloudy start to your day. you could even see some light rain in the north coast. but 50's upper 50's to so maybe even some 60's to start the day temperatures will be slightly cooler in the 70's close to the 80's as you make your way inland cooler by the coast. here is that 7 day outlook for you could see tuesday wednesday, thursday could see 90's once again. those are the warmest days of the week close to triple digit heat on wednesday. so that is something we're going to have to watch out for. of course, you know, our inland communities, another risk of fires just because the we could see some offshore winds in the very back end of the week to have those hot temperatures are concerning. we're definitely enough to keep her on and think yes, you let us into that for us no problem. yes,

for me, there's no merging. >> there's either closing or closing, right?hey're just using the word merging to kind of cover the closings. this is a city where there's boom and there bust, there's bust. >> and we also have to be prepared for the boom. >> the district says that since the start of the 2017 school year, there has been a 4000 student decline in san francisco, meaning much less funding and meaning changes must be made. san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne says this is a problem that is not limited to san francisco, san francisco, the bay area, california is facing, you know, a declining population, you know, fewer kindergarten births. we have less students. >> there have also been concerns amongst many about possible mismanaged funds within the district. the school board has not yet released a list of schools recommended for closure in 2025, saying that will come in the fall, likely september. independent third party researchers will make that list by calculating composite scores of schools based on 50% equity, 25% excellence and 25%

temperatures close to average. it is full sunshine, little change when it comes to our daytime highs. we will enjoy a pretty pleasant saturday and sunday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. cooler and breezy today with that morning fog tomorrow. little change on sunday with those average temperatures. and then next week we will see high pressure build back in. we'll get a little warmer around here. 90 do return inland but currently no heat advisories in effect guys. >> thanks, drew. new at six. the major retailer ditching self checkout and thousands of stores nationwide. >> first though, what president biden is saying about a possible pardon h son hunter if he's found guilty in the metering lights have just flipped on over at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see, however, traffic is not too heavy right now. from the toll plaza to san francisco. it will take you 14 minutes right now. >> thank you. gloria president biden told abc's david muir in an exclusive interview that he wou

so close to these homes.ers here are sparking these concerns and are grateful for the sacramento police department for dressing those concerns reporting in sacramento covering local news matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. in south la chesterfield square. a church is being demolished. >>the move comes after fire swept through the building twice in as many days. investigators. we're looking into the cause. ktla ellina abovian has more. >>well, this is a loss for this community. this church has been around since the 80's and now they're getting ready to demolish because the fire essentially destroyed everything gets ida destroyed the roof. now this is the holy apostles church here in south la. this is the 2100 block of slawson avenue. >>and the chesterfield square area. you can see the gas company is here. they're turning off the gas. so a bulldozer can demolish the church and also the building next door at the building next door, according to the fire department, has been empty for the last 3 years. and tha

oakland is relying on at least $105 million in potential revenue to close a huge budget deficit, but the a's could throw a wrench in the works since they still own the other half of the property. >>> still ahead, dreams dashed. >> i was so caught up with being with my family. when i saw that, i was like wow. >> how a bay area community is rallying behind a student who had all her graduation gifts stolen on the same day she walked the stage. >>> a beloved diner on the peninsula narrowly escaped eviction, why the owner is closing up shop six months later. >>> a major supreme court ruling in the nationwide battle over reproductive rights, we'll hear from a bay area doctor to break down what this all means. >> people are still struggling every day to get care they need. >>> the fog was stubborn over the san francisco bay and coast today. our temperatures should return closer to normal, details coming up >>> a supreme court ruling today will preserve access to a widely used abortion medication. it's the court's first abortion decision since roe versus wade was overturned two years ago. sk

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look how close those margins are. it is incredibly close as we are watching all of this tonight, this test of donald trump, who was endorsed the name you see there to the top, john maguire against bob good, the chairman of the very influential house freedom caucus. my source tonight to help put these numbers into context that we are seeing here as we are watching all of this sentence, a senior data reporter, harrington and harry, i mean, obviously this rate is so close right now at this moment but razor, razor type, my goodness, gracious. you rarely i get excited on nights like this, where you know, you watch these old videos and i see how tight the races were in like election 2005 finally, we get a race tonight, as tight as we have it right now. yeah. and so obviously, the question here is about trump's endorsement and how powerful that's ultimately going to be. because really there's basically no policy differences between these two republicans on anything substantive. but, but donald trump is backing one of them an

the polls have closed _ he sent this summary. the polls have closed and _ he sent this summary. polls have closed and incoming - he sent this summary. the polls have closed and incoming hours| have closed and incoming hours the final projection will be worked out from the results within the 27 countries on stage behind me as the european parliamentary president who is about to give us the latest projects in. we already know from exit polls on the 27 countries, there has been a definitive shift to the right. in austria at the freedom party top of the pile, the netherlands goodfellas taking seven seats, marine le pen for france, a record 32% of the vote, the a b in germany coming second to the cdu there in germany. that is one story tonight but already this election has provided us with some extraordinary news from france where the french president whose party slumped to 15% of the vote called a snap election tonight, parliamentary elections coming for the last week ofjune and first week ofjuly, that is an enormous gamble on the back of a pretty humiliating defeat tonight in the e

now around the 07:00am close to 08:00am. looks like the winds calm down just a bit with the exception of the coast will still be in the 20's. but i our concern, of course, is that the firefighters and, you know, dealing with the flames and all that dry brush out there that area a sunday afternoon and evening, we could see another pop in the winds as well, especially around santa rosa, close to 30 miles per hour and as well. so the higher peaks we normally see. let's look at the relative humidity. no, we aren't critically dry, but around sunday afternoon when the daytime heating kicks and will be down to the 30's. so our fire weather model is showing a slight to moderate risk of just at you can see that shade of yellow. there just over by close to where that fire was burning. so we have changes on the way as well. you know, we were pretty mild today. we're in the 70's and close to 80's, but come tuesday, we have 90's back in the forecast. i'll have the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, thanks a lo