i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> oakland faces a historic budget deficit and the deadline to balance it is just five days away. >> all of this coming as the city's mayor continues to keep a low profile. just days after her home was raided by the fbi. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan is at city hall and joins us with the latest on how the mayor's personal turmoil is impacting the city. unser >> amen, julian. good evening. oakland city council is set to begin budget debates starting tomorrow. and talking to some city council members and community activists. they're raising concerns about discrepancies in the actual budget numbers. and oakland city council member noel gayo with the stark warning saying if city council can't balance this budget, oakland could be bankrupt as early as next year. >> the budget right now we're at i mean, oakland city council president nikki fortunato basse wouldn't answer questions about the budget following a finance meeting one day before budget talks are set to begin. >> freedom. balance. today, we're going to go bankrupt, oakland city council memb

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> we're just two days away from san francisco pride, and you can see that countdown at the bottom of your screen. >> san francisco's civic center is being transformed into an event hub for the weekend. and today at city hall, there were more than 200 weddings celebrating marriage equality. >> but we begin tonight at dolores park with a powerful display at a time when transgender rights are under attack in much of the country. abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes us to the 20th annual trans march. it's right to make noise not just for trans pride, but because this event has hit a milestone. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the trans march in san francisco. >> as a fellow trans person, it means a lot because you can see, you know, older trans folk, younger trans folk, and we're all gathered in one place, all under, like the same umbrella of unity. >> on the friday ahead of pride weekend. it's all about embracing who you are. >> 11 years ago, i came here and it convinced me that i should be myself, and i've been coming here ever since. >> thousands

julian glover, abc seven news well, spencer christian is here now with whether spencer, you're gettings day brunch. >> i am my dad's getting ready to grill all day. oh, fantastic. >> yes. >> what will the weather look like? >> it'll be a great day for your dad. and for my son is taking me out to brunch and for all of us. but we do have some fire concerns. despite the fact that the weather will be beautiful. red flag warning is in effect until 8 p.m. monday. for a large portion of the northern sacramento valley for lake county and portions of northern napa and sonoma counties. now, during this period of time, wind gusts will range from 25 to 35mph. relative humidity will be dangerously low at about 10 to 20. nonetheless we've got some lovely weather coming our way. despite that fire risk, overnight. clear skies, low temperatures, mainly in the low 50s. highs tomorrow into sunny skies near 60 at the coast, but of course, windy uh- mid 70s around the bay shoreline. mid to upper 80s in the warmest inland spots. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. not much change in that temperat

i'm julian glover, and i'm ama daetz. >> thank you for joining us. a major development tonight on a story we've been following for nearly two years now. half moon, bay city council voted unanimously to approve a five story, 40 unit affordable housing development for senior farm workers. it will be on kelly avenue in downtown. >> backers of the project say they are, quote, over the moon about tonight's vote. it came after a contentious public meeting where supporters and opponents spoke about the project. supporters say the development addresses really dire housing conditions. coastside farm workers currently face. >> yeah, those came to light following that deadly mass shooting in half moon bay in 2023. opponents argued the project was too big and would create traffic bottlenecks. >> something more appropriate. please not this project. it's too big. >> the only way we're going to be able to house more people is to go up. >> we don't want to suffer anymore. please, let's keep forward with 5-5-5 kelly. >> the council dismissed three appeals for the pro

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> we're just two days away from san francisco pride, and you canee that countdown at the bottom of your screen. >> san francisco's civic center is being transformed into an event hub for the weekend. and today at city hall, there were more than 200 weddings celebrating marriage equality. >> but we begin tonight at dolores park with a powerful display at a time when transgender rights are under attack in much of the country. abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes us to the 20th annual trans march. it's right to make noise not just for trans pride, but because this event has hit a milestone. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the trans march in san francisco. >> as a fellow trans person, it means a lot because you can see, you know, older trans folk, younger trans folk, and we're all gathered in one place, all under, like the same umbrella of unity. >> on the friday ahead of pride weekend. it's all about embracing who you are. >> 11 years ago, i came here and it convinced me that i should be myself, and i've been coming here ever since. >> thousands s

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us there is a new wrinkle in the war on junk fees here in california. a law passed last year to tackle the problem has ended up hurting a very important industry. talking about restaurants now, lawmakers are trying to make things right. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is looking into why this change is so important to restaurants here in the bay area . >> a new law banning so-called junk fees across the state july first could soon be getting modified. on thursday, two bay area state senators introduced a new bill that clarifies how restaurants would be required to deal with the junk fee ban. in the new bill, restaurants will still be able to charge things like service fees to customers, as long as they're clearly explained to diners ahead of their meal. >> that sb 478 was not intended to affect the restaurants, bars and food service providers that had a clearly listed, transparent service charge or surcharge or additional fee. >> the original bill was passed last year, but concern over restaurant fees started just a few wee

julian glover, abc seven news. beautiful.r father's day weekend forecast sunny skies, but windy weather too. >> and it's been a tough couple of months for some bay area birds tonight. good news from vets helping pelicans by t saturday is nature photography day. look at these pictures. i'm a fantastic at. to mark the event, the north american nature photography association is asking photographers to document nature through pictures. the photos are intended to encourage us to preserve nature for future generations. it's perfectly timed to get outside and enjoy the natural world. this weekend the weather will be lovely. that is a really gorgeous, credibly dramatic shot. isn't it beautiful? well, there's a special photo contest happening this summer in the south bay. it's intended to help planners better understand what visitors love about coyote valley. open space categories include wildlife, plants, and landscapes. the contest is called picturing coyote valley, and it runs until july 22nd. it's open to professional and amateur

for now though, good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> now to our top story. tonight, many california homeowners are about to face one of the largest home insurance rate increases ever by state farm. and while many see this as bad news, in fact it could be a sign of something worse. >> state farm is the largest residential homeowners insurer in california, so this is a big deal affecting millions of people. some of them have come to seven on your side for help when their policy rates have gone up or been dropped. >> state farm announced in march it would not renew some 30,000 policies, largely because of fire and earthquake risk. those customers will start losing their coverage this summer. >> state farm's request for one of its biggest rate increases ever may be a sign that it's struggling financially. for seven on your side, abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley drilled into what it all means. >> it's critical to understand that nothing changes today for state farm policyholders. >> state farm is asking for a 30% rate increase next year, on the heels of a

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i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> thanks so much for joining us. a special city council meeting is happening right now, but the council appears to be split between two budget options. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been following this developing story. he joins us live to explain the two versions. uncer almond. >> julian, good evening. as you mentioned at the start of the meeting, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass made it clear there likely will not be a vote on the budget today that will give city council more time to review this revised budget, which they just got on tuesday. now, up to this point, much of the debate has been focused on whether or not the sale of the oakland coliseum should be included in this budget. >> yeah. so right now we have two budgets. >> we have oakland city council member kevin jenkins says one budget includes the sale of the oakland coliseum, which he says needs to be realized by september 1st. you have to have the coliseum sale finalized by september, not finalized. >> we have to start g

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. that new reaction tonight to the mayor's defiant speech. her first public comments after a roller coaster week for oakland. >> and i will not be bullied. and i will not be disparaged. and i will not be threatened out of this office. >> tao's home was one of four locations raided by fbi agents. the irs and more last thursday. tonight, tao and her attorney have parted ways. >> abc seven news reporter jared stone breaks down the parts of tao speech raising eyebrows tonight from policy experts and legal analysts. >> and i want to be crystal clear i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> oakland mayor shengtao spoke monday for the first time since her home was raided by the fbi last thursday. for the first time since at least 15 people were shot in a mass shooting near lake merritt last wednesday, and she spoke for the first time since enough signatures were gathered for a ballot measure that could recall her from office. >> i wa

i'm julian glover. we're taking you to scam school today and giving you the information you need to know to make sure you do not fall victim to one of these scams. joining us live now with that information is ama galvin with the better business bureau. ama we appreciate you joining us. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. pleasure. >> so talk to us about 2023 apparently was one for the record books. you all saw a whole lot of phishing scams. >> yes. and 2023 complaints to b-b-b about phishing scams nearly doubled, which is actually a record high for us. so with the current year's reports trending up, phishing is clearly on the rise, and we did release a study yesterday that includes information from 2021 to 2023, using the stats from the b-b-b scam tracker report as well as the fbi. and it's incredible to see how such an old form of a scam has progressed throughout the years. now we see it via phone, which is phishing. we have smishing which is actually via text, and then you have

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover, both candidates certainly made history tonight. yes. >> it was the first time a sitting president and a former president ever debated and the earliest debate ever between two leading candidates. abc news reporter christiane cordero is in atlanta with a look at how that debate went. >> after four years of waiting, president joe biden and former president donald trump squaring off once again in this first debate of the presidential campaign. it took trump supporters just minutes to target biden's age. following this pause, dealing with everything we have to do with, look, if we president also sounding hoarse, his team says he has a cold for 90 minutes. biden and trump were peppered with questions on the issues impacting americans. biden pledging to protect abortion rights. >> no politician should be making that decision a doctor should be making those decisions. that's how it should be run. that's what you're going to do. and if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v wade and accusing trump of sparking the january 6th attack on the

i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover. >> that announcement of new officers was just made this afternoon. but as abc seven news reporter zach fuentes explains, not everyone is happy about it. >> positive changes are being added daily to downtown san jose. >> it's vibrant as it has not been in a long time. we're standing here at the mural that was just now opened about a week ago. >> alex cetinski, a ceo of the san jose downtown association. he said art and the many new block parties have brought vibrancy and also safety to the more foot traffic you have in an area, the safer people feel. and safety has been a concern for many downtown businesses and residents. now, the city says it's responding. 24 recent police academy graduates are now assigned to downtown san jose as field training officers. >> it's 15 years since we last saw the field training program, or fto in downtown, and i'm excited to share with all of you that our recruits are back in this area, interim chief paul joseph said. >> the program is essential for the department's downtown staffing and offers new training opportunit

here i am julian glover. president joe biden is in delaware, where this morning a federal jury found his son, hunter biden, guilty on all three federal felony gun charges, concluding that he violated laws meant to prevent people addicted to drugs from owning firearms. this is video here for the president departing washington, heading there to delaware and joining us live now with insight is abc news political director avery harper. avery, we always appreciate you being here. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. let's start with the question that so many americans are probably thinking about wondering right now, what's the likelihood that hunter biden will actually be incarcerated, see any jail time over this conviction? >> well, the charges he is facing could put a person behind bars for up to 25 years. but legal experts that i speak to are saying that they don't believe that he is going to see any jail time. you have to remember that oftentimes as a judge considers what to sentence somebody with, the

. >> and i'm julian glover.ent, but she also expressed anger for not being given an option to cooperate with investigators, a courtesy that she claims has been given to other public elected officials in similar circumstances. >> let's get right to abc seven news reporter ryan curry. >> he was there when the mayor addressed the city. he now joins us live outside of oakland city hall. ryan >> yeah. julie and kristen. good afternoon. the mayor was emotional at times while reading her statement. she wanted to make one thing clear that she is not resigning. oakland mayor shengtao, appearing publicly for the first time since the fbi raided her house, law enforcement

for now though, good evening, i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> now to our top story.lifornia homeowners are about to face one of the largest home insurance rate increases ever by state farm. and while many see this as bad news, in fact it could be a sign of something worse. >> state farm is the largest residential homeowners insurer in california, so this is a big deal affecting millions of people. some of them have come to seven on your side for help when their policy rates have gone up or been dropped. >> state farm announced in march it would not renew some 30,000 policies, largely because of fire and earthquake risk. those customers will start losing their coverage this summer. >> state farm's request for one of its biggest rate increases ever may be a sign that it's struggling financially. for seven on your side, abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley drilled into what it all means. >> it's critical to understand that nothing changes today for

i'm julian glover, and i'm ama daetz. >> thank you for joining us. a major development tonight on a story we've been following for nearly two years now. half moon, bay city council voted unanimously to approve a five story, 40 unit affordable housing development for senior farm workers. it will be on kelly avenue in downtown. >> backers of the project say they are, quote, over the moon about tonight's vote. it came after a contentious public meeting where supporters and opponents spoke about the project. supporters say the development addresses really dire housing conditions. coastside farm workers currently face. >> yeah, those came to light following that deadly mass shooting in half moon bay in 2023. opponents argued the project was too big and would create traffic bottlenecks. >> something more appropriate. please not this project. it's too big. >> the only way we're going to be able to house more people is to go up. >> we don't want to suffer anymore. please, let's keep forward with 5-5-5 kelly. >> the council dismissed three appeals for the pro

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. we have that new reaction tonight to the mayor's defiant speech. her first public comments after a roller coaster week for oakland. >> and i will not be bullied. and i will not be disparaged. and i will not be threatened out of this office. >> tao's home was one of four locations raided by fbi agents. the irs and more last thursday. tonight, tao and her attorney have parted ways. >> abc seven news reporter jared stone breaks down the parts of tao speech raising eyebrows tonight from policy experts and legal analysts. >> and i want to be crystal clear i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> oakland mayor shengtao spoke monday for the first time since her home was raided by the fbi last thursday. for the first time since at least 15 people were shot in a mass shooting near lake merritt last wednesday, and she spoke for the first time since enough signatures were gathered for a ballot measure that could recall her from office.

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover, both candidates certainly made history tonight. yes. >> it was the first time a sitting president and a former president ever debated and the earliest debate ever between two leading candidates. abc news reporter christiane cordero is in atlanta with a look at how that debate went. >> after four years of waiting, president joe biden and former president donald trump squaring off once again in this first debate of the presidential campaign. it took trump supporters just minutes to target biden's age. following this pause, dealing with everything we have to do with, look, if we president also sounding hoarse, his team says he has a cold for 90 minutes. biden and trump were peppered with questions on the issues impacting americans. biden pledging to protect abortion rights. >> no politician should be making that decision a doctor should be making those decisions. that's how it should be run. that's what you're going to do. and if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v wade and accusing trump of sparking the january 6th attack on the

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us there is a new wrinkle in the war on junk tackle the problem has ended up hurting a very important industry. talking about restaurants now, lawmakers are trying to make things right. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is looking into why this change is so important to restaurants here in the bay area . >> a new law banning so-called junk fees across the state july first could soon be getting modified. on thursday, two bay area state senators introduced a new bill that clarifies how restaurants would be required to deal with the junk fee ban

i'm julian glover. today. san francisco is once again serving as an election fundraising ground.s time the out of town visitor is the presidential candidate and former president himself, donald trump. he's in phoenix, arizona right now. then he's expected to fly to san francisco right after that. it will be his first visit to the bay area since being convicted of 34 felonies. that happened last week. and of course, the preparations for his arrival are already underway. you see, the supporters there really getting excited along with the protesters, too, and the host of his fundraisers. they are all getting ready. we have team coverage this afternoon with abc seven insider phil matier in studio with me. we'll get to him in just a second. but first up, we want to get to abc seven news reporter luz pena. she's at the marina green, where those trump supporters are gathering right there. hi. loose >> hey, julian. there's at least 100 trump supporters behind me here in the marina district. you can hear a lot of clapping, a lot of cheering, a lot of people waving flags that read make ame

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i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> for the first time since those raids were hearing from oakland> yeah, her home was among four locations raided by agents four days ago. we saw the fbi, the irs, and u.s. postal inspectors spread out across oakland looking for evidence. >> and now the abc seven news i-team is following the money, uncovering new information linked to the fbi's political corruption investigation. >> i-team reporter stephanie sierra discovered the alleged fraud schemes date back to 2016. >> new details about the man, seemingly at the center of the fbi's political corruption investigation that raided the mayor of oakland's home last week. now it's getting more interesting. a short search on andy duong's instagram page shows he frequently posts with people in high places in the political world, including president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bonta and health and human services secretary and former ag javier becerra, the list goes on, including some in other states like nevada ag aaron ford.

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i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> it was last thursday that federal agents raided four sites in oakland related to a political corruption investigation. will fast forward a week, and this friday is the deadline for oakland to pass a balanced budget. >> mayor shengtao is part of. the budget is already complete. now it's up to the city council to approve the final version. will they get it done in time? >> here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan with a progress update. oakland mayor shengtao submitted her proposed budget back in may. so for the past few weeks, city council has been using that document for any proposed changes. but late yesterday afternoon, the finance department submitted their amendments to mayor tao's budget. so with three days before the vote, city council now has a new document which they have to work from. oakland city council member carol fife says there is, quote, nothing normal about this budget. she says the finance department didn't miss any deadlines. this has just been a long and slow process, but it also means that there may not be any time for ci

abc seven news anchor julian glover takes an in-depth look at the work of the reparations task forcepackage of proposed laws and an abc seven originals documentary called california's case for reparations. it's now streaming on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> juneteenth isn't until next week, but events are happening across the nation. president biden's message at last night's white house celebration was black history is american history. the president hosted a concert on the south lawn with gladys knight and patti labelle. representative barbara lee from the east bay was there, along with vice president kamala harris and her husband. >> in many ways, the story of juneteenth and of our nation is a story of our ongoing fight to realize that promise, our ongoing fight to build a nation that is more equal, more fair and more free. a nation where every person has the opportunity not to just get by, but get ahead. >> the night took a political turn when mc roy wood jr listed off the accomplishments of the administration. president biden won 91% of black voters in 2020, according

julian glover, and i'm kristen z. >> mayor shen tao's part, her role in the budget process is already complete, and now it's up to the city council to approve the final version. >> but the distraction of that recent fbi raid seems to be adding to the already high tensions at city hall. >> we have abc7 news team coverage. dan noyes heard from other oakland city leaders discussing political corruption, and reporter tim johns tracked down mayor tao to see what she's up to in san francisco today. but let's begin with abc7 news reporter anser hassan, who is live at city hall with the latest on the budget. answer >> yeah, good afternoon guys. oakland mayor sheng tao submitted her budget proposal in may. so for the past couple of weeks, city council has been using that document for any proposed changes. but late yesterday afternoon, the finance department submitted their amendments to the document, which now means three days before the vote, they have to work off of a new document. and i spoke with oakland city council member carol fife just before the start of the meeting. she says there is

abc seven news anchor julian glover takes an in-depth look at the work of the reparations task forcesed laws and an abc seven originals documentary, california's case for reparations. it's now streaming on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> elizabeth holmes pushed for a new trial, is heading to san francisco federal court today. a man is at the live desk with the details of her appeal. amanda? >> yeah. kumasi. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is appealing her 11 year prison sentence. holmes is seeking to have that sentence overturned, which would prompt a new trial. she started serving time at a minimum security federal prison camp in texas last may. her attorneys say the judge in her trial made errors and allowed jurors to hear testimony that should have been barred. former theranos executive sunny balwani is also appealing his fraud conviction. he received nearly 13 years in prison 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. ho

abc seven news anchor julian glover spoke live with michael soller with the state department of insuranceso to simplify, the state farm is basically offering a limited coverage policy. explain to us how this works. >> that's right. you know, a lot of people in california probably have never heard of the california fair plan. and as you said, it is state created. but it's not run by the state of california. it's a private association. they will write you a policy if nobody else can. and the fair plan has been growing in california over recent years as we've experienced these major wildfires. so what state farm has done and the department of insurance authorized state farm to offer what's known as a difference in conditions policy. and basically creating options for insurance is one of our top priorities during this time of insurance crisis in our state. and so what it does is if state farm policyholders who are non-renewed, who lose their coverage, if they can't find coverage through another company, a traditional company, they can find it through the fair plan. but to have that coverage t

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> thanks so much for joining us.meeting is happening right now, but the council

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> the recent federal raids in oakland have a lot of people distracted. last thursday, the fbi raided mayor sheng tao's home in oakland federal agents also went to three other locations associated with california waste solutions and its owners. the loooooong family. >> tonight, the abc seven news i-team has new information about that investigation with a look back at how it ties into the november 2022 election that put shengtao into office. >> but first, let's look forward. july 1st is the deadline for oakland to pass a balanced budget. without it, the city could face future bankruptcy. >> let's get to abc seven news reporter anser hassan, who joins us live in oakland unter. >> julian. ama. good evening. oakland city council is set to begin budget discussions tomorrow and early on, noel gayo oakland city council member, with the stark warning saying that if city council doesn't get this budget right, oakland could be bankrupt as early as next year. the budget right now we're at i mean, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass wouldn't answer q

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. >> and i'm julian glover. not only did mayor qingtao repeatedly say she was innocent, but she also expressed anger for not being given an option to cooperate with investigators, a courtesy that she claims has been given to other public elected officials in similar circumstances. >> let's get right to abc seven news reporter ryan curry. >> he was there when the mayor addressed the city. he now joins us live outside of oakland city hall. ryan >> yeah. julie and kristen. good afternoon. the mayor was emotional at times while reading her statement. she wanted to make one thing clear that she is not resigning. oakland mayor shengtao, appearing publicly for the first time since the fbi raided her house, law enforcement sources tell abc seven news the raid was part of a public corruption investigation. mayor tao says she is innocent and i want to be crystal clear. >> i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> the mayor read a prepared statement questioning th