that orange line train has just emptied out. they walk across the platform here, over to that yellow line train that takes you right into san francisco, where a lot of these people are headed this morning. they say, of course, for work, for a number of different reasons. but that is the typical commute for these folks. and that red line, what that essentially means if you don't memorize the bart lines by color, that's really the only line that gives you that direct route from places like richmond to sfo, all the way down to millbrae and of course, to downtown san francisco as well. a lot of these people i've talked to so far this morning say they had no idea that this was going to affect their commute until the minute they walked into a bart station, where they either saw a sign instructing them what they needed to do, or they heard that overhead message telling them that the red service line was no longer happening, and that they would need to hop and transfer at either. this macarthur station, where we're coming to you live fro

i'm told again, orange line instead of the red line in through that area of the east bay. now better news for the drive. the drive is looking fine through that section of the east shore freeway, and we're showing recovery, as the earlier crash at san pablo dam road has been cleared. all right. we're starting out this morning with temperatures in the mid 50s. it's not as warm as it was yesterday at this time. and we've seen the return of our marine layer. that's the low clouds. and at times some fog and drizzle that we see in the morning. there's also going to be some clearing for the inland areas. and we're back to our usual weather pattern. now that any chances of rain has moved out of the bay area so we're up to 86 in concord today, 77 in dublin and 73 in hayward, with some mid 60s in san francisco. we'll talk about any more changes ahead in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right. thank you. kari. well, new overnight for you. an apparent shooting is under investigation in oakland. this happened around 915 last night. this is near 73rd macarthur over near east

orange line will run longer trains because there is no red line service. there's an issue with an overnight maintenance vehicle and maybe some track issues as well. and so that's going on between macarthur and 19th. that will be disrupting your area of ride through contra costa county. and we're looking over here. this also will disrupt your drive west 80 still has two lanes blocked. there is an injury reported as a crash at san pablo dam road. not a lot of additional early slowing. 37 highway four and the rest of the bay looking standard. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, making it in the bay could get a big boost today. this is as regional plan to address affordable housing is up for a vote. the metropolitan transportation commission has a plan to create 90,000 units of housing around the bay area today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us from san jose this morning. and kris, you know, this all comes with quite the price tag. no surprise. all right. hold on to your seat marcus. we are talking about a $20 billion bond that could create housing

, i should say the red line to the orange line. . completely out of service this morning. what you would need to do if you're coming out of richmond and going in between richmond and millbrae, if you want to go from richmond to san francisco, you'll want to hop on the orange line. that is going to be your only other method to get into this direction. then you'll come and switch off where we're standing right now off of either macarthur or the 19th street, 19th street bart station. then you can hop on one of those other lines that gets you over toward san francisco, sfo, and even down over to millbrae. now we just saw that switch. there was a yellow line. i think i said red earlier. red is the line that is out this morning. if you were to take the yellow line and switch over to the orange line or vice versa, it seemed to be a pretty smooth transition. i mean, at least what we just saw, the two trains actually just got here at around the same time. something that bart did tell us earlier this morning, most passengers are probably goin

riders coming from richmond can take an orange line berryessa train and transfer to a yellow line sf> today, the oakland city council meets to try and figure out what to do to close a multi-million dollar budget deficit. everything is on the table, including major cuts to public safety. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is taking a closer look at the options. and gloria, the mayor, is banking on selling the city's portion of the coliseum site to plug the budget gap. but that's not a done deal. >> that's right. reggie as of tuesday, that sale was not done yet. the city administrator's office says it's presenting council members with a variety of budget options. and some of those options include scenarios without the stadium money and would plan for potentially deep spending cuts, such as to public services. city council member noel gallo says oakland is in a tough spot and facing a deficit of nearly $200 million for both this year and next. zach unger is the president of local 55, a union representing oakland firefighters. he says if budget cuts were to come through, it would be cat

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we'll take you orange line.sa take that to macarthur station in oakland and then simply transfer to a san francisco bound train, a yellow line train to san francisco and millbrae. and again, if you're in millbrae instead of relying on the red light, just take the yellow line trains that will take you to san francisco and across the bay. >> officials say it's unclear when red line service will be back to normal. but as soon as we have more information, we'll let you know. all right. let's take a live look outdoors now at those beautiful blue skies up this is the embarcadero in san francisco. we see the bay bridge as well. check in now with cuyler for more on that beautiful weather. hey there. i've got blue skies here right by the golden gate bridge to no fog or marine layer to speak up. temperatures have been really nice today. very pleasant compared to yesterday, especially for inland folks. you can see are in the 60's in san francisco and oakland, some nice 70's in san jose. a little more about 80 for in concor

what you'll do is instead of taking the red line, we'll take you orange line. instead, orange line, berryessa take that to macarthur station in oakland and then simply transfer to a san francisco about trade, a yellow line train to san francisco and millbrae. and again, if you're in millbrae instead of relying on the red light, just take the yellow line trains that will take you to san francisco and across the bay. officials say it's not clear when the red line service will be back to normal. >> 4th of july, right around the corner and the santa clara county fire officials are warning people against using illegal fireworks. the department is reminding residents of the significant risk as we approach approach peak season. the community is being asked to leave the show to the professionals because of fire dangers. experts will be organizing show on the 4th. that will be us. a spectacle for everybody. taking a live look outside right we are looking at looks like walnut creek four's meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on a bus because out there, but not as

so richmond riders taking orange line to various or berryessa station can transfer either the yellow line or one of the other lines at macarthur and then head into the station that way. so you do have these alternative lines that you can take in, but it really is the red line that is causing all these issues and possibly being canceled throughout the day today. so that does mean that at least you have your other options. it looks like the orange line is going to be your way out of richmond heading on into our connecting stations. and then from there, you can either take yellow, blue or green lines heading on into the city and eventually yellow all the way down the peninsula. but that has been the big issue with bart this morning. mike, i said it could be canceled if not all of the day. bay bridge. 16 minutes across the span there that you're pretty typical for a morning commute like this san mateo bridge at 18 minutes to get you across. while looking at the richmond, sandra fell 18 minutes as well. and finally, look at the golden gate. a little obscured at the top of the bridge right

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we'll take you orange line., orange line to various to take that to macarthur station in oakland and then simply transfer to a san francisco bound train. that yellow line train to san francisco millbrae. and again, if you're in millbrae instead of relying on the red light, just take the yellow line trains that will take you to san francisco and across the bay. >> got it. no, chris, could you walk us through? also the repair work that is involved are the work that is involved with really railing. as you say, maintenance vehicles, as it sounds like, it's pretty significant the work that's involved. >> yeah, the work is happening right now. i don't have specific details on the progress of that work just that it's ongoing. but again, to just clarify. so everybody understands what happened here. this is one of our normal be unstable. so it's not a train that would be carrying passengers. this is one of the vehicles that would go out of the system. do the maintenance that we always do every night in what we call the b

. >> it will be a part of eta's orange line and will connect the vta bart at the milpitas transit center. today's event also had line dancers and mariachi bands performing. juneteenth celebrations happening around the bay area today floats bands and dozens of organizations making their way through san francisco for the second annual juneteenth parade. >> festival. san francisco firefighters joining in on the had a great time. celebrations can tuned. continue through following the parade. hundreds gathered to listen to live music and celebrate black culture. local singers and rappers took to the stage enjoying the opportunity to represent the bay area. >> a joint, a juneteenth and pride event will be taking over a contra costa county. the city of pinole host its second annual celebration from noon to 03:00pm at fernandes park. it was started last year by then mayor devin murphy, the current council member was the first black openly and youngest mayor in pinellas 120 history. he says that this weekend celebration is about community empowerment and recognizing the historic significance of b

red line services canceled and the orange line ends at macarthur station.art says riders can expect up to 40 minute delays through the area. the longest running car show of its kind kicked into gear this weekend on the peninsula. we'll take a look at some of the rare beauties on display at an event that honors and celebrates automotive excellence. >> i'm spencer christian with a nice view from mount tam of today's lovely weather. and there's more of this loveliness on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news at you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ golden gate avenue for this day of family friendly, free fun. there was a dunk tank, a plant, potting station, chalk art, and face painting. these block parties will be held monthly at different locations through october. their joint project between sfmta and livable city to promote car free uses of streets on the peninsula. more than 200 classic cars were on display for the 68th annual hillsbor

red line services canceled and the orange line ends at macarthur.t says riders can expect up to 40 minute delays through the area. well, speaking of getting around the longest running car show of its kind kicked into gear this ke a lk at some of e rea, we'll beauties on display at an event that honors and celebrates automotive excellence and taking a live look out, scott wide. look at that. not a cloud in the sky. although you see the wind in action just a little bit. we have temperatures taking downward trend, and spencer will let us know exactly how low they'll go. >> coming up in sports, it's the green and gold reunion the east bay. the 1974 world series champs are honored. but where were the bats? the silent sunday for both the a's and the giants as opposing pitchers flirted with perfect games. did they ever get to home. take a look. the child says the flames at the house on 35th avenue in the ricon neighborhood happened, and he told his parents to call 911. he was very excited to be the hero of the day. uh- apparently, trust us, he did give a v

blue line at the bottom that is joe biden's first year in office fiscal year 20121 look at the orange lines at the top that's this year end last year. you can see how those numbers have just exploded on the northern border ever since joe biden came into office. nelson, what chris-craft say to you? >> it says we are simply not doing enough. we are simply not doing anything and holding canada accountable the same thing that we are not holding a mexico accountable to the same thing on the northerners on the southern but we need to do more with canada. we need to work with them closer to ensure this does not happen. if it tighten up the immigration system because as they continue to be as loose as they are, this will continue to search for there's no end in sight. the thing that is important to look at is the white house could stop this right now. there's no need of legislation that may be some negotiating with these particular countries there's no need of new legislation this could be done at right now the inaction of the white house or do anything is the biggest problem that's happening on th

light rail from alum rock transit center to eastridge transit it is going to be a part of eta's orange line. >> and will connect the vta with bart at the milpitas transit center. mayor matt mahan posting on social media saying that hears building a brighter future one. right. at a time today, there was also a lion dancers and mariachi bands performing for it well, today is world ocean day today to think about how to keep our oceans healthy for generations to come on thursday, we spoke with 2 scuba divers get this. it was underwater. the whole interview just off the coast of carmel, moderate there. they they shared some of their ways that they are trying to keep the water staying blue. >> there are a lot of impacts that you are having on our global ocean. so as we celebrate world oceans thinking about the things that we could do help reduce our negative we people to take action. being created a piece of art and sharing your love for the ocean, helping educate people about all the beauty that exists here. activists may be you with beach clean up or you're ready. let up to leaders let them kno

however, if you look at the orange line that's where you adjust for inflation, so looking at that it's bit. however, the latest cpi report this week showed in may electricity was outpacing inflation up 5.9% compared to 3.3% cpi overall, and that rarely happens. part of that is because a lot of the rate hikes were delayed coming out of the pandemic and we had that big spike in fuel costs after russia invaded, and those are all pass through costs, but the ayootilt doesn't want to give you that all at once, so a lot of consumers across the country are still paying for that. >> what do people say over the next decade trajectory of electric prices given that we're using more devices all the time, given there are all these high demand installations of data centers and so forth, given we're going to charge more cars no matter what -- and are the companies going to be able to keep up with demand, or are they going to have to price their product much higher? >> i think one thing is that the portion of your wallet that spends towards electricity is definitely going to go up. if you switch to two

stations at story road and the eastridge transit center, and this extension is part of the vta orange line. this project has been 20 years in the making. it's expected to cost more than $530 million. construction work on the actual rail line began in early may, and is expected to take four years to complete. caltrain has suspended all of its service between the san francisco and san jose stations this weekend. shutdown will allow caltrain to run tests on its new electric train fleet, which is scheduled to start carrying passengers this fall. a limited number of busses will stop at train stations in san jose, palo alto and millbrae, but caltrain says there will be no replacement bus or train service at other stations on the peninsula today or tomorrow. and the agency says many train riders should consider using other mass transit systems. a fire rips through a building in san francisco, and the heavy response from crews to contain those flames. >> plus, it's a symbol of resilience and a symbol of protest and a symbol of our determination. >> the pink triangle on full display atop twin peaks

the orange line ends at macarthur station, and bart says riders can expect up to a 40 minute delays through the area. happening today in monterey county, caltrans is reopening highway one at rocks at paul slide, a rock slide near big sur back in january of 2023, sent tons of rock and mud onto the road, and it caused a 4.3 mile section of the scenic byway to be closed for nearly a year and a half. the repairs cost about $60 million. now let's get a check on that forecast with lisa. lisa, we had a hot day yesterday, but today you're saying it's a little bit of a cool down, right? >> yeah, it was 55.5 moon bay yesterday. 101 in livermore. so a good 46 degree spread. and the bay actually got pretty breezy in the afternoon. what a view here from our sutro tower camera 548 the sunrise 835 the sunset. just love that. yeah and we have temperatures coming down inland. we'll talk about how much cooler we're going to be and how long this slight cooldown will last in a few minutes. >> it is beautiful out there right now. thank you lisa. also ahead, the longtime mcdonald's location closing today in the

the orange line ends at macarthur station.art says riders can expect up to 40 minute delays through the area, happening today in monterey county. caltrans is reopening highway one at paul slide, a rock slide near big sur. back in january of 2023, sent tons of rock and mud onto the road and it caused a 4.3 mile section of the scenic byway to be closed for nearly a year and a half. the repairs cost about $60 million. now let's go to lisa with a check of your forecast for this sunday. good morning lisa. >> good morning. some fog is creeping into the bay. a beautiful view from our pier 39 camera. you can see alcatraz clear right now. temperatures are mainly in the 50s and there isn't a lot of fog, but we're still are anticipating cooling our inland valleys by about five degrees. there's 101 yesterday in livermore, 99 in concord. we'll talk about the details for your sunday and beyond coming up. >> thank you lisa. and also ahead, the longtime mcdonald's location closing today in the city. what could be behind that decision? and it'

the orange line will take up the slack. they've added more cars to those trains, longer trains, and the cut around is because of an issue between the macarthur and the 19th street station. so plan on delays through that portion. that includes the yellow line, which will take up the slack after you pass by the macarthur station. orange and yellow are your bridge. watch for those overhead signs back to you. thanks. a lot, mike. now don't forget to watch our today in the bay live streaming newscast. at 8 a.m. we'll have a panel of experts to break down the key rulings expected from the supreme court. now you can watch us on roku, amazon fire tv, xumo, and other streaming platforms and nbcbayarea.com streaming. nbc bay area is fast, easy and free. favorite nbc bay area on all your streaming apps. and now we're on pluto. just open your app, search nbc bay area then select our channel and favorite us for local news that moves the bay area forward. thank you for joining us for today in the bay this morning. on any device 24/7 stre

the orange line ends at macarthur station, and bart says riders can expect up to 40 minute delays through the area. happening today in monterey county, caltrans is reopening highway one at paul slide, a rock slide near big sur back in january of 2023, sent tons of rock and mud onto the road, and it caused a 4.3 mile section of the scenic byway to be closed for nearly a year and a half. the repairs cost about $60 million. also today, the annual sunday streets returns to san francisco. the nonprofit livable city aims at reclaiming car congested streets, transforming them into spaces for everyone to enjoy. today's event will be held in the tenderloin neighborhood on golden gate avenue between jones and hyde streets, and there's going to be some activities there for children and musical performances and lots of food. and those festivities run from noon until about 5 p.m. so of course, if you're heading out there or maybe just heading outdoors on this sunday, of course you want to know about the weather. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. tracking the forecast yesterday was really h

the orange line, the orange-yellow line the 200-day average price on a rolling basis for nvidia and the basis is the more kind of blueish line you're seeing here. we kind of touched around there over the course of the last couple months only to shoot higher. we've been solidly in an up trend against both of those moving averages for the better part of the last year here and the reason why a lot of chart watchers are saying if there is going to be a pullback it could be a deeper one and still, david, or carl, not be that big of a deal because the long-term trends are very much intact. karl, i'll send things back to you guys. >> thanks. dominic chu. as dom points out nvidia is helping to fuel tech higher. sector up more than 40% for '24. does the group have room to run? joining you adam benjamin from fidelity investments that manages a number of tech funds there. thanks for the time today. >> thanks for having me, carl. >> you guys have been in the sweet spot. nvidia the top holding in the tech fund or select tech portfolio and we had a long discussion about how long their advantage can l

and that trend is represented by that orange line. so we do need to make some advancements to really reach our goals. next slide. so at the same time we have been making steady progress on ev adoption. in 2023, 7% of the city's registered private vehicles were electric. so we're making some headway towards that. 25% goal for 2030. and then as supervisor mandelman mentioned, zero emission vehicles represent over 37% of vehicle sales in san francisco last year, as shown on this slide. and so the turnover in vehicle stock is becoming more and more electric, and so while these trends demonstrate that we are a leader in ev adoption and ev policy, lack of access to charging infrastructure continues to be a key barrier for many residents who are interested in evs, especially in our equity priority communities, as well as small businesses and even the city fleet. next slide. so just a quick introduction to what different types of charging infrastructure there is out there before we go into the study, scope. so home charging tends to be the mo

no green line service on bart because of a planned track closure, but there is a bus bridge between daly city and 24th street instead. utilize the orange and blue lines to get around, and one last alert ace train one is delayed approaching the fremont amtrak station, and this is because of signal issues in stockton. it will set you back about 24 minutes. >> thanks, amanda. this morning the fight continues to get a brush fire in san joaquin county under control. >> this started over the weekend near tracy. it's already burned more than 14,000 acres. it is about 50% contained. joining us now live is cecile juliette with cal fire. so cecile, what is the latest on the numbers? how is the fire fight going this morning? >> so i actually have some good updated numbers for you. the acreage is the same. didn't change overnight. and the good news is that it is now 75% contained. right now. i don't know if you can see behind me, but i'm standing here at the incident command post in tracy and we are going to get an update here at 7 a.m, all the firefighters are going to hear the latest information, and they're going to get their assignment for the

trying to transfer, maybe sfo and millbrae, you will go from the yellow line millbrae riders from richmond you can take the orangemachack think at the station right here to the yellow sfo train. just check the schedule but you might see some busier than usual trains because of that. definitely something to keep in mind this morning as you navigate public transit for back and forth as well as a.c.e. rail. some delays as well this morning. definitely keep that in mind if you are taking a.c.e.. everything else is good. no problems. we are tracking some brake lights though. we've got westbound 80 commute and really bogged down already from earlier crash. 8808 in hayward getting busy and supercommuters you have the brake lights? and out of the altamont pass and if you are taking the ride along 680 into walnut creek, it's pretty slow through there as well. and in fact, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza with those metering lights on and you can see that backup well beyond that overpass. pretty much to the maze at this point with westbound 80 being our slowest approach. >>> well, san francisco's police and

it's not a disaster, it's not falling apart, but as you can see, the orange line sort of smooths it outng and their bet is you should bet on consumer spending undershooting in the coming months because they say consumer -- first of all the savings rate is low, 3.6%. they've dipped into their savings. excess cash from pandemic has dwindled and wage growth isn't rising to the extent. the income growth after taxes for the first three months of this year was something like 1%. last year at that time, it was 9%. so that's what fuels consumer spending and it's coming down. they say if we see further weakness in the jobs numbers, that only will add to downside risk because the consumer is weakening now, with what has been a robust jobs report. >> he's been saying this for a while and morgan stanley on friday, said april's data has unleashed what they think is going to be a trend of disinflationary data and still with three cuts for the year beginning in september. >> three cuts, the market is barely up 1 now coming into december. the jobs numbers this week will be important because i think the

the red line will be canceled, and the orange line will end at macarthur.ransfer to a free bus because of some major truck work. and looking live right now at our san mateo bridge camera, you could see it. it's pretty busy out there right now from the toll plaza to foster city. it will take you 16 minutes. drew hey, gloria. >> uh, today, summer begins. it arrives at 1:50 p.m. that's the summer solstice. and this marks the longest day of the year. nearly 15 hours of daylight. that sun is out there. it's just getting obscured by a lot of cloud cover. this morning. pretty deep. marine layer. you can see current conditions most of us dealing with those cloudy skies. so temperatures right now we're mainly in the 50s. later today it's warmer than yesterday. we'll get those numbers close to average in the 70s and 80s. reggie thanks you for joining us on the abc seven bay area app. >> abc seven at seven continues as everybody else is watching gma. in the grand tapestry california for ecosystem with curious connections, connections in the forest like bears feeding r

the orange line is our revenues, which dipped post pandemic, and our projected to recover to match ourexpenditures in 2027. the yellow line is our reserves, which will stabilize us starting in 2027. thank you for your support and we're available for any questions. thank you. so i think the question that i do have, specifically, again, i want to go back to the community code enforcement program. we received a letter from the stakeholder indicating about, just wanted to understand how that program as an ongoing program will be funded and will would it be funded? and again, this is an enterprise agency, your majority driven or funded by fees collected, so help us understand , with that, with this fee increase, how will then the code enforcement community code enforcement program be funded? sure the cbo grants, are funded by the general fund, our fee study consultant looked at, our operation, our regulatory responsibilities, and looked at cost recovery for our, our, mandated services, so did not include the cbo grants as part of the fee study. could you explain just please elaborate. the r

the red line carries passengers from richmond to san francisco, then on to sfo and millbrae. riders coming from those east bay stops must now get on the orange berryessa line and transfer to the yellow sfo line at the macarthur station. at least one writer says the service disruptions make him a bit nervous. >> concerned about bart's reliability in the future, i wonder if it's because of funding shortfalls. >> bart says it's doing what it can to get the red line up and running as soon as possible, but it's expected to be out for the rest of the day. the transit agency says all other stations are still open. >> the san francisco county jail says it has seen a rise in covid cases. officials say 42 people with covid are now in isolation, with the virus, the highest number in the san bruno jail. they say the first they first noticed the uptick in cases last week. jail officials are encouraging both incarcerated people and staff to wear masks. >> firefighters have been busy today responding to a number of grass fires in the east bay peninsula and beyond. one brush fire burned about 20 acres along altamont pass road and grant line road, just west

this has the orange line that lets you know how deep you should be. is very important. you want to fill this base up. if you do this properly, a gust of wind of up to 30 miles per hour will not move this umbrella. it's more about the umbrella itself or about the anchoring mechanism? >> it's both. it's both. the anchor is the most important part of it to get it into the sand and also having enough poundage so the umbrella doesn't come out during high winds. >> reporter: consumer product safety commission said to look for anchors with the label indicating meets astm f3681 winds up to 30 miles per hour. life guards show us how some umbrellas have a hard time if not secured. >> they start to rock back and forth. it's not secure. any kind of wind can pick this up and it goes flying. >> reporter: a small gust of wind starting to invert this beach gore's umbrella as she was wrapping up for the day. >> just a mess to open up right now. they can be difficult, but also if a wind came by, could pick it up and cause an injury. >> reporter: many of us probably own

we have red and orange lines that says that the allocation total allocation to private investments with the hard thresholds established. what is interesting to see the evolution. the black is medium allocation to all private investment over time and you could see it is coming down. this is with the pacing that's suggested by--we worked with cambridge. so, this is our glide path on reducing the total allocation to private investments. from 51 today to i think here the average is 36. however, we understand that there is a probability distribution around it, so, the blue is the 25 and 75 percentiles and we also put the orange, which is 5 percentile and 90 percentile. you could see that again, the risk and probability that we could hit the yellow threshold within the next few years, but the trajectory and the glide path is to reduce the total allocation to private investments. any questions here? >> i'll wait with my next question. >> with that, i like to move to asset level liquidity and ask our investment officer, kevin who worked on most of the presentation to report asset level liquidit

drop down to this orange line it's a package of clean energy tax credits, very similar to what was ultimatelyluded in e, those tax credits result in substantial though insufficient, emissionctions through 2030, which is here. and -- then they gray line is a clean electricity standard incentivized cleaner electricity generation and dirtier power generation. it does slightly better than the tax credits but wanes in efficacy after 2030. the yellow line just below it is credits plus that clean electricity bit better but it's still prettyt 2030. then you have thisline which represents a ve modest carbon fee, starting at around $1 ton of emissions and remaining relatively low for the first and then ramping up in out years$80 per ton. this mod unleaded gasoline. yet e it drives dramatically deeper emissions reductions particularly after 2030. 2040 it almost doubles the emissions of the other two policies lowest line this dark blue line represents doing it all all. and the anchor is that modest carbon price which is far moret driving emissions reductions than all other here is another. this one was d

the red line carries passengers from richmond to san francisco and then on to san francisco international. in millbrae. riders coming from those east bay stops will now get on the orange berryessa line and transfer to the yellow sfo line at the macarthur station at least one writer says the service disruptions make him a bit nervous. >> concerned about bart's reliability in the future. i wonder if it's because of funding shortfalls, bart says. >> it is doing what it can to get the red line up and running as soon as possible, but it is expected to be out for the rest of the evening. the transit agency says all of their stations are still open in san francisco. >> preparations are underway for this weekend's pride festivities, including the big parade with more than 1 million people expected to attend that event. ktvu alice schwartz joining us live from the castro district tonight with more on the preparations. alice >> yeah. christina. lots of excitement and decorations. lots of folks have big energy for this weekend's upcoming parade. the theme this year, beacon of love. rainbow flags blowing in the wind. already up in the middle of pride. businesses visitors and resi

the orange line is our revenues, which dipped post pandemic, and our projected to recover to match ourexpenditures in 2027. the yellow line is our reserves, which will stabilize us starting in 2027. thank you for your support and we're available for any questions. thank you. so i think the question that i do have, specifically, again, i want to go back to the community code enforcement program. we received a letter from the stakeholder indicating about, just wanted to understand how that program as an ongoing program will be funded and will would it be funded? and again, this is an enterprise agency, your majority driven or funded by fees collected, so help us understand , with that, with this fee increase, how will then the code enforcement community code enforcement program be funded? sure the cbo grants, are funded by the general fund, our fee study consultant looked at, our operation, our regulatory responsibilities, and looked at cost recovery for our, our, mandated services, so did not include the cbo grants as part of the fee study. could you explain just please elaborate. the r

this orange line are people who believe the justices are more likely to shape the law to fit their owndeologies. again, 70% of all u.s. adults. for people who identify as democrats, 84% thought that was true, republicans, 50%. 2 of the justices, earlier this year, p or together at an event with the meeting of the national governors association, and during that event, it was justice sotomayor who was asked about the perceived partisanship of the court. here is her,. [video clip] >> in his most recent book, justice breyer argues the justices are not partisans in robes, that their disagreements do not reflect partisan politics or which policy they favorite the outcome, but they were affect raffling with the law. has that been your experience? >> pretty much, yes. i think the worst thing that has happened to the judiciary is political parties. at a certain point, political parties decided to take conversations that were occurring between and among judges and academics about how best to approach interpretation of the constitution and statutes. they began to adopt, as buzz words, some of the

this orange line are people who believe the justices are more likely to shape the law to fit their owndeologies. again, 70% of all u.s. adults. for people who identify as democrats, 84% thought that was true, republicans, 50%. 2 of the justices, earlier this year, p or together at an event with the meeting of the national governors association, and during that event, it was justice sotomayor who was asked about the perceived partisanship of the court. here is her,. [video clip] >> in his most recent book, justice breyer argues the justices are not partisans in robes, that their disagreements do not reflect partisan politics or which policy they favorite the outcome, but they were affect raffling with the law. has that been your experience? >> pretty much, yes. i think the worst thing that has happened to the judiciary is political parties. at a certain point, political parties decided to take conversations that were occurring between and among judges and academics about how best to approach interpretation of the constitution and statutes. they began to adopt, as buzz words, some of the

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but i always kind of look forward to seeing anthony blinking in an orange jumpsuit, but we'll see a line. oh, good luck going. yeah, good luck. lydel. going back to knit yeah. who's a video presentation? did he cut this for donald trump in his campaign because i, i can, i can guarantee you that this is gonna be edited and it's going to be played for the next few months before the general election. because and, and i think it's quite a, the speaker book, but i think, you know, this is, this is dirty politics and they're going to use it. and then yeah, who is a willing participate in all of this line on 1st we use this term the us and is real. it's nothing yahoo, it we, we talked about this model listed. this unified, everybody thinks in lock step is netanyahu. that's number one. number 2, why in the name of god? did he come out with this ham fisted approach when he was going to get it anyway? yeah, that was the send a message either to his, to his allies or, or his those question to human israel or to his american contingent or somebody. i would have told him, you don't have to make any s

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the oranges indicate the heat advisory not along the eastern shore line, however, and the peninsula'sn the clear, but up north as well. and solano county, you have excessive heat warning. but look at those numbers. 101 still at this hour in brentwood, pittsburgh, 94 102, for fairfield. lot of 90's. meanwhile, up north and meanwhile, 74 going on for san francisco. much warmer than it was this time from yesterday by some 20 degrees, as you will notice, extending all the way back to tri valley. the winds we just mentioned here earlier, not providing much cooling relief, although it's dumping some moisture inland. sometimes we don't see that with these high start to build and shuts these winds down. if we didn't have these winds of probably would be a little bit hotter than that, too. so it does provide a little bit of cooling. it just doesn't feel like it does that. here's a look at the extended forecast getting into the weekend. we break the back of the heat. spell get a little break. got some scattered clouds, thrown a door, skies a bit and showers around us, particularly in the mounta

. >> i like orange gatorade too. lemon line it's probably my favorite.transition headquarters was so i spent a lot of time there in the fall and winter of 2020 and there is a store that sold souvenir scented candles. the scent was orange gatorade. his love for gatorade is well known. and as you heard from late night comics, both campaigns are in debate prep mode with less than a week to go before the show down in atlanta. we will go through the strategies for both president biden and his challenger, donald trump. and speaking of the former president, new reporting on alarming comments he made about the use of nuclear weapons and could today be the day we finally get a ruling on trump's immunity claim? the supreme court is expected to release more decisions later this morning. as we heard from legal experts on the show yesterday, the delay in many ways is the decision. we may hear from them today on the immunity case. it may spill into next week but because it's taking them so long, there is little to no chance that january 6 federal trial can even happen

oranges. the title refers only to the sud. however, the summary on page one, lines six through eight and page three, line two refer to the city's lcp for both the sud and all other zoning districts. on page five, line 19, it states the applicable height limit shall be 100ft based on planning, commission and boss actions. in 1970, the rationale and process for this up zoning is more than questionable, page six, lines eight through nine. state ppe for the project shall be commercial. despite the icc being a 500 and 1c3, there is no express prohibition against leasing office space or against flipping entitlements. at the planning commission hearing on may 2nd, they said the quiet part out loud, the attorney from rubin and junius stated that he was part of the planning department staff and coastal commission staff meetings regarding this ordinance in august 2023. speak filed a local appeal for the coastal zone permit for the 2,745th avenue project. the original hearing date was september 13th of last year. the current hearing date is july 17th of this year, due to three