i am liz kreutz. thanks for joining us on this father's day. first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist shayla girardin. shayla: good morning. going to be cool this father's day and very windy. temperatures right now comfortable out the door in the 50's and 60's to start. definitely have the sweater handy. this afternoon, windy conditions. we are just seeing the very start of it. not bad. san francisco seeing winds shive 20 miles an hour. despite sfo over 20 miles an hour. inland even breezier picking up in the teens. that will continue over the day. the plus side of the wind is it is moving out the marine layer so we have some nice sunshine to start the day. we will clear through the afternoon. sunny skies, plenty of wind, and cooler temperatures. we will break down all of that in the full forecast. liz: thank you. lanes have reopened on westbound i 80 after a fiery crash involving a tanker truck in rodeo just after midnight before the willow avenue exit. the damaged tanker spilled diesel towards two cars and traffi

am liz kreutz, here with frances. at the sunrise. most temperatures, low 50's, bright sunshine this afternoon for everyone except at the beaches where we will see lingering clouds, but it will be warm i inlandn the mid-80's.

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am liz kreutz, here with frances. frances: temperatures pool check out this live shot from sutro, looking at the sunrise. most temperatures, low 50's, bright sunshine this afternoon for everyone except at the beaches where we will see lingering clouds, but it will be warm i inlandn the mid-80's. at the beaches, pretty much upper 50's to low 60's almost all week long. sunset at ohtani 710 tonight, definitely sticking around a lot longer -- sunset at 7:10 tonight. definitely sticking around a lot longer. much cooler weather next weekend. i will tell you with the accuweather day forecast coming up. liz: notable cars were badly damaged in a fiery crash that happened in danville last night. one car flipped over in front of a starbucks as a fireman hoses it down and another car's front bumper is gone. a witness who did not want to be on camera tells us when he drove i, he saw flames as officers pulled people out of the vehicle. >> we saw a big fire outside of starbucks, four police cars and we were wondering what was going

thanks for joining us on this saturday, june 10th, i'm liz kreutz. we have a lot to get through but first let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla jordan. good morning. shayla: good morning. a pretty mild start to the day. storms just off of the sierra nevada to start the weekend but for us in the bay area, pretty mild. continue to see the marine layer, that is thick. a couple areas seeing light drizzle but overall a pretty mild start for the day, temperatures on the cooler side. out the door, you will see temperatures in the 50's, definitely grab the sweater, cooler than what we saw yesterday. 53 right now san francisco, 54 oakland but temperatures today actually a tad warmer than yesterday. we have a nice day ahead. by this afternoon, little sunshine makes its way into the mix and we gradually cool into your work week. i will have a look at your full we can forecast and what is ahead in the seven-day all coming up. for now, let's toss it back to you. liz: now to the latest incident in a driverless car coming to a stop in san fran

liz: in novato, liz kreutz abc7 news. ama: officials are considering a proposal to open the city's largest safe rv housing site in san jose, located near the san jose fleet market. abc reporter zach fuentes has a closer look. zach: it is tough to see from street level but this land of more than six acres could become the site of the largest rv program supportive parking program. >> getting folks moved to permanent options, we wanted to do this. zach: the deputy city manager says there are around 400 people living in rvs in san jose. the program side can hold up to 85 rvs, and allow cars and vehicles that belong to those living in the rvs. the site has a waste company and recycling center on either side of it. across the street is a construction company. >> we have folks from nearby support what is coming and what we're planning to do. zach: in a statement, the san jose mayor said, safe parking sites like the one we are pursuing will enable us to relocate on street rvs to a dedicated side with services that help folks grad

liz kreutz reporting chp has seized in six weeks it has been doing the targeted crackdown on fentanyl distribution in the tenderloin, another to kill three times the population of the city of san francisco. no borders between san francisco in your city in oakland. are you seeing the impact already in oakland? >> you know, i would say there is going to be impact in the city of oakland. to what extent is unknown. i'm working closely with my police chief and not just that, but as a regional approach, we know that arresting out of this is not the best practice. there needs to be a response and consequences to anything that has to do with the quality of life for our residents and businesses. this is something we are working together to create a very inclusive solution in regards to how we approach these efforts. stay tuned and we will see how this impacts the city as we move forward. >> coming up, the doctor is in. ucf -- ucsf director peter joining us about the treatment of but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little th

ama: liz kreutz is here with this tv news exclusive.ou got a firsthand look at what the chp and national guard are doing. reporter: we are the first tv news team to see the chp in action as they patrol the tenderloin. while sfpd is focused on the hand-to-hand drug sales happening on sidewalks, chp is focused on cars and traffic on the street. they say drugs are being driven into san francisco from outside the city. from the numbers they've shown us, we are learning chp is seizing a lot. six weeks ago, the california highway patrol and national guard began their operation to crack down on fentanyl use in san francisco. abc7news is the first television news crew to ride along with chp as officers patrol the tenderloin. we went out with them on monday afternoon. we are at the intersection of turk and polk street's. officers have pulled over a man suspected of drunk driving. they arrest him and pat down the two other passengers in the car, check the vehicle, and let the men go. this stop is part of the chp's enhanced presence in the tenderl

. >> i'm liz kreutz.nsit lines making sure people know that safety is the number one priority, but that's not the only issue. >> remember the vidar

liz kreutz is here with the details. >> the concept of essentially go away if the proposals are everld lower traffic congestion and pollution. even the agency putting forth the research says it is bound to be unpopular. >> something where you through for airfare, hotels, electricity, different prices on demand. what if it was applied to workor a night out in san francisco. >> supply and demand, can it be supplied to freeways. >> that is under study. it is called the next-generation freeway study, looking into the potential of making bay area freeways no longer free. >> conua

ama: liz kreutz is here with this tv news exclusive.irsthand look at what the chp and national guard are doing. reporter: we are the first tv news team to see the chp in action as they patrol the tenderloin. while sfpd is focused on the hand-to-hand drug sales happening on sidewalks, chp is focused on cars and traffic on the street. they say drugs are being driven into san francisco from outside the city. from the numbers they've shown us, we are learning chp is seizing a lot. six weeks ago, the california highway patrol and national guard began their operation to crack down on fentanyl use in san francisco. abc7news is the first television news crew to ride along with chp as officers patrol the tenderloin. we went out with them on monday afternoon. we are at the intersection of turk and polk street's. officers have pulled over a man suspected of drunk driving. they arrest him and pat down the two other passengers in the car, check the vehicle, and let the men go. this stop is part of the chp's enhanced presence in the tenderloin. accid

liz kreutz has the story. >> has been six days touched down at san francisco international, their firstn have just let their war-torn home in kharkiv ukraine devastated over the last year by russian airstrikes. >> it is more dangerous for kids to stay here. difficult decision to leave behind everything they know and then embark on this journey to a place they had never been to live with people they have never met. >> ever since the war started i was seeking a way to sponsor a family. >> t u.s. families to host ukrainian refugees. >> welcome connect. it is through this program she was connect it with the family. >> each one is more heartbreaking than the one before it, but this family spoke to me. everybody is so them here, bringing food. it's been a wonderful experience of community coming together. >> lucky ones. there are still millions of refugees seeking safety. >> i would love people sponsoring ukrainians. 11:00, a whale of a siding off the san francisco coast, this giant group of or because all around a watch boat. more about the size of this unusual site. >> and low clouds over d

i am liz kreutz and we will have more on that story and other areas in a moment. let's have a look at the forecast with sheila jardin. much stronger onshore flow living in. breezy conditions as well. we are seeing some gusting winds. as he had further in the winds are only. we will track where and when we are seeing those winds. for now, i will toss it back to you. midnight. a spilling diesel fuel towards the burning cars. a person was pulled free from one car and the fire crews quickly put out the flames. >> it is amazing that they escaped both of these crashes relatively unharmed. we have one moderate injury, but there were no fatalities at this time. liz: it caused elaine closures for over two hours. roku been lanes of traffic. the family held a memorial giving the public one last chance to say goodbye. the family was waiting until all of her remains were located. her family says the service was not only about reflecting but moving forward. reporter: grief finally met with closure. they held a memorial in celebration of life. >> it has been a tough team months

liz kreutz is here with the details. >> the concept of essentially go away if the proposals are ever in a. it would lower traffic congestion and pollution. even the agency putting forth the research says it is bound to be unpopular. >> something where you through for airfare, hotels, electricity, different prices on demand. what if it was applied to workor a night out in san francisco. >> supply and demand, can it be supplied to freeways. >> that is under study. it is called the next-generation freeway study, looking into the potential of making bay area freeways no longer free. >> conceptually, this is not a popular idea. using pricing is shown to be perhaps the most effective way to meet our greenhouse gas reduction targets mandated by the state. >> some potential ideas include adding tolls to all lanes of bay area freeways with existing and viable transit option. in addition, the report adding tolls to major roads parallel to freeways to limit their version. the report looks into creating cordoned pricing. in san francisco, oakland, and san jose. it would charge an extra toll in t

larry: this week, liz kreutz received exclusive access to see the chp in action. highway patrol and national guard began their operation to crackdown on fentanyl use in san francisco. abc 7 news is the first news crew to ride along with chp as officers patrol the tenderloin. we went out on monday afternoon. here at the intersection of turk and polk street, officers pulled over a man suspected of drunk driving. they arrest him, then pat down the other passengers in the car, checked the vehicle and let the men go. this stop, although not drug-related as part of the chp's advanced presence in the tenderloin. since the start of the year, accidental drug overdose deaths have been going on. every week, there is more than the week before. a majority of the deaths are caused by fentanyl. a third have been right here in the tenderloin. that is why governor gavin newsom deployed chp to the tenderloin. the agency says they have anywhere from six to 10 officers patrolling the area daily. is it working? liz: it has been six weeks, what have you seen? >> pretty much what we came

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i am liz kreutz and we are going to get to that top story in a moment.st, a check of the four case with -- forecast. shayla: we've got a consistent june pattern today. temperatures on the cooler side as you head out the door. temps in the 50's to start off your morning. it is going to be a nice day, partly cloudy skies heading our way. similar to what we saw yesterday. many areas especially along the coast going to see consistently cloudy skies by this afternoon. inland almost making it to the 80's. a cool day ahead for the bay and coastline. a warming trend is heading our way this week. that is outlined in the seven-day forecast,.later in the show liz: following the development's the latest federal indictment of former president trump. he made his first public appearance yesterday since the 37 count indictment was unsealed. allison caustic tells us that, despite his legal troubles trump's continuing on the campaign trail. >> donald trump greeted by supporters in north carolina. his second stop on the campaign trail saturday, a day after the 49 page indi

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i'm liz kreutz. we have a lot to get to. let's start with another -- a first check of the forecast with shayla girardi. good morning to you. shayla: hey cool start to the day. we have low clouds. sunlight drizzle but temperatures on the cooler side. a tad bit cooler than this time yesterday. we are in the 50's to start the morning. 55 at oakland. 54 at san mateo. continuing to see the onshore flow that is keeping temperatures cooler. this afternoon will be a tad bit warmer. a slight cool dent in the next couple of days but a nice weekend ahead. we have the fog out there -- liz: thank you for being with us. now to the latest incident involving a driverless car suddenly coming to a stop in san francisco and then being stuck in the middle-of-the-road for hours. this comes amid a debate among government leaders over how to regulate the vehicles. abc 7 news tim johns spoke with someone who witnessed the incident. tim: dylan federman his husband to work when suddenly he noticed something bizarre stuck in the middle-of-the-road. >>

. >> i'm liz kreutz. workers went to five of the most used transit lines making sure people know that safety is the number one priority, but that's not the only issue. >> remember the video earlier this month? person after person not paying, highlighting the growing problem of very evaders. as abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains uni-has an answer for that. >> is one of the oldest publicly operated transit systems, one that many people depend on. but there are safety concerns. take a look at the sf pd data cited that shows a number of incidents. there was a much bigger number before the pandemic but the numbers have been going up since 2020. this year through april, there have been 188 incidents. they say they are aware that incidents are happening on vehicles and are working to step up safety. they launched a safety equity initiative focusing on gender-based and sexual harassment on public transportation for the first time. they took off on foot to spread the word. >> but were trying to do is making

as our liz kreutz reported in a tv news exclusive this week, it is unbelievable glad -- unbelievably governor has sent the chp income a they have seized more than nine pounds of fentanyl, enough to kill 2 million people. nine pounds in six weeks. and remember, that is what they seized. think much more they did not. this kind of crackdown is long overdue. why did city leaders let it reach a crisis before taking action? how long will they continue this stepped up enforcement? good questions. critics will say it is reminiscent of the war on drugs, but what really matters is the war is already underway, being waged by dealers against their victims, and the dealers are winning. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. dion: i'm dion lim. dan: i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time, and we will see you here at 11:00. dion: taking a live look outside, we leave you with this beautiful site. feeling like summer. dan: [laughs] ♪ ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪

i am liz kreutz. let's start with a check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla girardin.d morning. cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. the onshore flow continuing to keep us cool. similar set up to yesterday. san francisco seeing wins around 15 miles per hour. expect to see co breezier. it will be nice by this afternoon. you can see the marine layer to start but we will see clearing inland later in the day. the bay and the coast will be cool. we are still talking about the marine layer. the clouds sticking around. a nice warming trend by the end of the week. i have all that in the seven-day forecast. liz: thank you. breaking news out of berkeley. police are asking people to avoid the area because of a large fire. there are road and freeway exit closures in place in the area. we will keep you posted on new developments that come in. the san francisco mayor is calling for accountability in the shooting that happened in the mission district friday night leaving eight people hurt. it may be tied to a fight that broke out over the weekend. were at the block party where the s

hi liz kreutz -- june 16. getting our dates wrong. let's look at the weather with shayla.he days are starting to get mixed together. shayla: i am right there with you. we have a gloomy start to the weekend. . cloudy conditions to start the day. we will see the marine layer start to burn off into the afternoon hours. plenty of sunshine inland. along the coast the clouds good linger a little longer. highs today ranging from the 60's to the 80's. we have plenty of sunshine coming our way. it will be a nice one today. the clouds move in overnight. as you head into father's day he will be a breezy one. temperature starting to dip into the the work week. winds picking up as well. we will break down when and where we will see the winds tomorrow and the full we can forecast coming up later in the show. i will toss it back to you. liz: new this morning, one person's debt after a car crash in oakland. this happened after seven last night near foothill boulevard and vicksburg avenue. witnesses claimed the crash was caused by in illegal street race. police say the crash involved in ad

liz kreutz has been hard at work covering the issue, so have many others on our team.it is an issue that is far from over. you can catch the full story right now on the app and abc7news.com. west coast dockworkers have reached a labor deal after more than a year of contentious negotiations. this includes workers at the port of oakland. the union, which represents more than 22,000 dockworkers, said the deal will run for six years. it has to be ratified, which could take several months. the specifics of the deal are not clear yet. workers walked off the job a few years ago, closing the port for several days. a similar walkout happened in portland and seattle. in a statement overnight, president biden praised the deal. kumasi: community groups are calling for changes to the proposed oakland city budget to save funding for violence prevention. city council is considering across-the-board cuts to closing multimillion dollar deficit, but the cuts would have a big impact on community groups like courage. it took part in a rally yesterday demanding no cuts to city funding for

in a tv news exclusive, abc 7 news angry liz kreutz looks at the latest numbers showing the amount of seized so far and the number of arrests made. liz: accidental overd have been going up. almost every week there is more than the week before. a majority are caused by fentanyl. roughly a third happen in the tenderloin. that is why governor newsom has deployed chp to the tenderloin. they now have anywhere from six to 10 officers patrolling the area daily. is it working? it has been six weeks since the tenderloin crackdown. what have you seen? >> pretty much what we came to do. we are stopping vehicles with thousands, hundreds of thousands of potentially lethal doses of fentanyl. liz: since the start of the operation on may 1, chp has seized over 4.2 kilos of fentanyl in and around the tenderloin, enough to kill 2.1 million people. almost three times the population of san francisco. the chp has seized 957 grams of methamphetamine, 319 grams of cocaine, and 31 grams of heroin. the agency has made 92 felony and misdemeanor arrests, including charges related to possession of fentanyl, ille

hi liz kreutz -- june 16.

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i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist shayla gerard in. >> we have a nice, cool start to the day. this is a zoomed in shot. 50's and 60's for you as you head out the door this morning. as you can see is the bus or in the 50's. santa fe coming in at that 60 degree mark. we are going to see that marine layer through the morning, especially along the coast. we will continue to see those conditions into the afternoon. i this afternoon we are talking a nice day. you're going to see some clearing. sunshine enters the mix. temperatures are going to warm up before we cool down this evening and see that fog return. tomorrow we have a change when it comes to father's day. want to be cooler and breezier. i have that coming up in your seven-day forecast. liz: one person is that after a car crash friday night in oakland. this happened after 7:00 p.m. last night. witnesses claim the crash was caused by an illegal street race. police say the crash involved a pedestrian who was ta