something alisha and gordie hope for two. what is your goal for one year from now?place. and have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. >> in novato abc7news. >> one last check of the weather, spencer checking in with us. we are getting a taste of summer for a little bit. >> yes just for a little bit. one more day of summer weather coming our way. we will look at tonight's conditions under partly sky -- cloudy skies. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50's and tomorrow is another summer like sunny day with high temperatures up to about 90 degrees in the warmer spots. up to about 80 around the shoreline. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast, we will have a sharp drop-off in temperatures on monday. we might have a few showers on tuesday as it gets even cooler. we don't expect things to warm up again until next weekend. once i am over the sniffles i will join you back in the studio but for now i am confined to the guestroom broadcast center. >> what a professional name with all those pillows in the background, adding extra ambience

just ask gordie schaefer, who has lived here six years.d here six years ago, what was the road like? >> there were about five or six motorhomes on the street. liz: this video shows binford road in 2020. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with counties -- county sanctioned resources, there is trash pickup, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> folks are out here multiple days during the week engaging with residents, hearing about their needs, listening to their stories, talking about what supports they might need to be able to get back into housing. liz: gary is the county director of homelessness. who are these folks? >> folks who are here are family members, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, kids and neighbors. liz: the goal is to get residents into permanent housing, something alicia and gordie hope for, too. what is your goal for one year for now? >> to be at my own place and to have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. liz: still to come on abc 7 mornings, a terrifying scene in india after a

just ask gordie. he has lived here for six years.nd you moved here six years ago what was the road like? >> there were about five or six motorhomes on the street. >> this video shows binford road for years ago. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with county sanctioned resources. there are weekly trash pick ups, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> on a weekly basis folks are out here multiple days engaging with residents hearing about their needs, listening to their stories, talking about what support they meet -- they may need to get back into housing. >> gary is the county's director of homelessness. >> who are these folks? >> folks who are here are family members, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, these are our neighbors. >> the goal they say is to get these residents into permanent housing. it is something alicia and gordie hope for tubing. what is your goal one year from now? >> to be in my own place and to have a job. >>>> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. >> we continue to follow the brea

uh, he's some kind of gordy and so on.personally searched for herself, and she, as it were, manifested herself in her work as a person who was still searching. well , then, when little by little, that's the soul, found faith as the basis, then the poems became them too. well, one way or another, they still come into contact with vera, and so on. even if i write there with some march snow or there about birches or about rooks gathering in you. that's all, well, at the core well, at the core of our traditional thousand-year-old. uh, russian orthodox foundation book. for me, this is normal. more than that, er. well i have me is also there. i have an electronic. i can also read a book, but such an ordinary paper book, it is more convenient, well, first of all, it may be russia, here are my books, they are all beautiful and they are decorated by good artists. here and inside there are some good ones. tina covers there and so on, that is, a beautiful book is pleasant to hold in your hands. she disposes. then uh, well , here's th

liz: just ask gordie, he has lived here for six years. when you moved here, what has it been like? >> there were five or six on street. liz: this video shows binford road three years ago in 2020, now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with county sanctioned resources. there is weekly trash pickup, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> folks are out here multiple days in the week, engaging residents, hearing about their needs, listening to their stories, talking about what supports specifically they may need to get back into housing. liz: gary is the county director of homelessness. who are these folks? >> folks were here are our family members, our brothers and sisters, our aunts and uncles, our kids. these are our neighbors. liz: the goal is to get the residence into eminent housing. -- permanent housing. what is your goal for one year from now? >> to be in my own place and to have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. liz: in novato, liz kreutz abc7 news. ama: officials are considering a proposal to open the city's largest safe rv housing site in

. >> tammi gordy and her husband. they won $2 million playing powerball.e in a tornado in 2001. and now the money will help them finish up their new home. well, next, some big bucks for a tiny bag. >> the louis vuitton inspired microscopic handbag was made using a 3d printer. it is smaller than a grain of sand and sold at auction for nearly $64,000. the bag came with a microscope, so the owner can keep an eye on it. patches of snow are raising questions and eyebrows in utah, and that's because they're not technically the right color. >> instead of white snow and some utah mountains is kind of like a reddish pink. it's called watermelon snow. and people say it feels like kool-aid powder, according to experts, it is caused by algae. well, finally, a sneaky bear in california. >> yeah, take a look. a cub with a bag of pirate's booty snack in its mouth, running from a condo in lake tahoe. no one was hurt. fortunately fortunately >> top headlines coming up next martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can

fact that russia really blew up the dam lends more credence to these official statements of kyiv, gordy and other experts polled by the voice of america agree that now the inevitable threat of the director of russia at the zaporizhzhia npp or the use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation against ukraine should not be taken lightly the danger is also not worth it, especially in view of the recent events in russia around the pvk wagner irka will not call weeknd i think that putin was weakened by the coup attempt, so maybe he feels cornered and vulnerable, which can lead to more unstable behavior, but in general, i will continue to consider the use by russia weapons of mass destruction, and especially nuclear weapons, a low -probability event. we must respond to these threats as if they were serious, but at the same time, we cannot allow it to appear that the use of the nuclear threat to pressure ukraine or other western states are successful if nato countries retreat every time someone from the russian government voices a separate nuclear threat, then we will not be able to develop

take it to a place called detroit, aka the motor city, where there was this brother named berry gordy who started a company with only $800 and decided to call it motown, home of icon-i was about to say legends but icon like stevie wonder, jackson 5, michael jackson, the supremes and my mama's favorite, marvin. start clapping now for the san francisco theater company. nate the soul singer and ryan. >> how you doing? we got a couple temptation songs for you. you all ready for that? alright, let's go. [singing] >> thank you thank you thank you. i'm rodney earl jackson, jr., artistic director of the theater company. >> anthony jackson. >> amen, amen, amen. we got one more for you because our wonderful may loves this song but dedicated to all the beautiful black ladies in here. especially looking at dr. cheryl davis and looking at my beautiful mother. alright. alright. i'm going to take the glasses off for this. get into the motown spirit. [singing i got sunshine by the temptations] you all know this next part. come on london, i need ya. [singing continued] >> thank you so much. happy june

please don't be scared, gordy really. today we had a very interesting conversation.us of your students, because they are probably very, very interested in letting them in the classroom. so it will be, as often as possible and for more students, students have just such situations. thank you very much for coming to us this morning about what is happening with the russian language today, how it is changing and why we talked with our guest in the studio, associate professor of the faculty of philology. bsu is proud of khomichev. well, you know, friends, a lot of important events are taking place in our country this year. and here, for example, one of them is the 40th anniversary of the national airport. minsk right now, together with our correspondent natalia khomich we suggest going to the aviation security center and kao pistol knife souvenir grenades, mace once all these things were confiscated from passengers. now they serve as a visual aid for training at the aviation security center and cao at the minsk national airport, it is here that competent specialists gradua

liz: gordie shafer has lived here for six years. when you moved here, what was binford road like? video shows it three years ago and 2020. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper, and with county sanctioned resources. there is weekly traffic up, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> folks out here multiple days during the week engaging with residents, really hearing about their needs and listening to their stories, talking about support they might need to be able to get back into housing. liz: gary is the county's director of homelessness. who are these folks? >> folks here are family members, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles and kids. liz: the goal is to get all the residents into permanent housing. what is your goal for one year from now? >> to be in my own place. to be in my own place and have a job. >> i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here. liz: liz kreutz, abc 7 news. north carolina's fort bragg has a new name. it's been renamed for liberty. officials held a formal renaming ceremony yesterday morning. the decision as part of an initiative to rename nin

it is something alicia and gordie hope for too. >> what is your goal a year from now?y own place and to have a job. >> i want to be out of here! i would like to be out of here. >> the camp has reached capacity and they for not allowing it to grow, they have no plans to force those current residents out. they continue providing resources with the hope of getting all residents into permanent housing. so far, they have helped three people make that transition. so to come on abc seven mornings, terrifying scene in india after a train flipped over and crushed, killing people. it demanding a harassment, how a campaign is trying to protect people in the bay area using cards. we will explain. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. rank

and to see smokey robinson and berry gordy look at their submission and kind of argue about who wrote this and whose handwriting is that? so the moments when you connect someone to collections or aspects have been i think the most rewarding personally. one happened when i looked at the collections of the library of congress, and i was able to go down in the stacks. frederick douglass, i see it and it is like the most -- when you go into the stacks, 836 miles of shelving, you see all of these people. 23 presidents, 36 supreme court justices, madeleine albright -- just so many. i saw frederick douglass. i asked the librarian could i look, is it really frederick douglass? she said, yes. i guess because i was the new library and said, yes, hon. i didn't think about that later. i pulled out a random box and a random file, and it was in his own hand about the assassination of abraham lincoln. my family in springfield, my relatives are buried in oak ridge. so i grew up with that. you could see the emotion because he wrote, he was killed, assassinated, murdered. it was coming through the ink