george floyd, his murder sparked a and to highlight for our th history are at the center of those movements. >> the san francisco school district lesson in discipline, how they are teaching racial awareness with more urgency. when he have reon governors plan to fight and prevent wildfires, the extra resources included in the budget proposal. good morning it's tuesday, may 25 and you're watching abc7 mornings live on abc7, who live in wherever you stream and we are starting with mike nicco in studio. >> hi everybody. so nice to be able to talk to everyone this morning. >> reggie come get your hug. >> meanwhile i'm appear in the cafeteria. >> is reggie ostracized now? let's get you down here.

we will bring it down here for you. anywhere reggie goes the tea goes so let's take a look at the high clouds over top of us that you are seeing on live doppler 7 that we also have low clouds that are pushing it on this breeze, this stronger seabreeze than yesterday and you can see the clouds pushing across the golden gate bridge and that's why today is going to be cooler than yesterday. that's take a look at those numbers, mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, mid to upper 60s around the bay and if you 70s inland, we will talk about a hot weekend coming up but let's talk about the commute. good morning everyone and we are starting with brand-new video into the newsroom of the sigler's which is underway in wood city and this is at least the graphic but we can get the video for you, the crashes on northbound 101 on woodson road with major injuries involved, it started as a stalled vehicle but another vehicle crashed into the stall, overturned and we will have more info coming

up in the next update. thank you jobina, this morning we are marking one year since the murder of george floyd, the murder ni with pres. biden as there appears to be progress in talks of police reform on capitol hill. elizabeth sholes he is live in washington with what negotiations look like this morning. >> good morning kumasi, one year after george floyd was murdered by minneapolis police he continues to spark a movement here in washington and across the country. >> reporter: this morning one year after the death of george floyd a day of remembrance and a movement toward change. >> don't just open your eyes, stretch and on and think it's over. >> reporter: floyd's family including his daughter gianna set to meet privately this afternoon with pres. biden at the white house.

looming over the meeting a missed deadline for congress to enact comprehensive police reform. >> let's get it done next month i the first anniversary of george floyd's death. >> reporter: it on capitol hill there are signs of progress. the public and sen. tim scott telling abc news a framework is coming together on a bipartisan bill that could take steps like banning chokeholds or ending qualified immunity for police. >> the president is still very much hopeful that he will be able to sign the george floyd justice in policing act into law. >> reporter: on the streets of minneapolis a renewed push for accountability. >> one year later we are still pleading and begging for lost a change. >> reporter: the city still grieving and wrestling with those nine minutes and 29 seconds when officer derek chauvin now convicted of murder pressed his knee on floyd's neck. floyd's girlfriend with a reminder that the fight for racial justice is far from over. >> he was but one man and there

are so many cases that we need to reopen, not only in this state but across the world, we all know that. >> reporter: minnesota gov. tim walz signed a proclamation declaring a moment of silence today at 1 pm for nine minutes and 29 seconds. in washington elizabeth scholz he, abc7 news. the murder of george floyd touched off a transformative response at many schools across the country, in san francisco there is now more urgency around the work of antiracism education. abc7 reporter amy hollyfield is live with more on that. >> reporter: new policies are in place, lesson plans have changed so the activism did not stop after the protest last summer. san francisco school administrators say they want to lift up young people saying they are the center of the movement. those being trained in leadership now are required to have at least three

conversations with their staff around race. teachers, their lesson plans are updated every 4 to 6 weeks based on input from educators, families and experts. and a new ethnic studies program has been adopted for all ninth graders, students we spoke to say they applied the changes and they hope to see more. >> i feel like now it's a lot more comfortable to say, to call people out and actually have these discussions. >> another part we need to have is accountability so telling students we respect all backgrounds and we also respect opinions that if you can't engage in this conversation or engage nicely and respectfully this shouldn't be a conversation you should be in. and they should work with them as well. >> this is not about woke nest or political correctness, it is about acknowledging the long legacy of racism that has played out in society and identifying where it's happening and having the courage to choose something different. >> reporter: another example of change,

this summer a black star rising stem program will now include eighth-graders. students say they appreciate the honest push to create a safe space for all groups. live in the newsroom amy hollyfield, abc7 news. today california's community colleges are expected to deal with requiring ethnic studies, according to the examiner the proposal is expected to pass to add a three unit course focusing on the history and contributions of native, african, asian and latino americans. the earliest of this could take affect his fall of 2022. as we mark one year since the murder of george fluid floyd, abc news will air a special soul of a nation, it will reflect on the cataclysmic generation defining moment that inspired change around the world, you can watch it tonight at 10 pm on abc seven or wherever you stream. happening now secretary of state anthony blank and is touring in the middle east, he arrived in tel aviv this

morning and this is his first stop on a tour of israel, the west bank, jordan and egypt to speak with leaders about the crisis that arrested in gaza. these talks will focus on sending urgent aid to gaza and laying the groundwork for a return to peace talks. last week israel and hamas agree to a cease-fire after 11 days of intense fighting. a major announcement about the return to class from the nation's two largest school districts, also japan now on the do not travel list for americans. the country is facing a surgeon covid-19 cases just two months before the summer olympics. jobina is at the live desk with more. >> reporter: kids in new york and los angeles will he asked be expected back in campus i the fall, all students will be required to be back in class in person. la will reopen schools for in person learning but will keep a remote option. as life slowly gets back to whatever we are calling normal here in the rld are ruling

th another wave of covid-19. of where cases have been steadily rising. the international olympic committee says despite the search the summer olympics will go on as planned. >> we are undertaking to ensure safe and secure guidance in terms of health and that's the case whether there is a state of emergency or not. >> reporter: thousands of japanese doctors have already urged olympic officials to cancel the games, a state of emergency is currently in effect in several regions of japan including tokyo. according to our world in data which is affiliated with the university of oxford just over 2% of japan's population is vaccinated. >> thank you thank you gov. newsom wants to spend record $2 billion for california's firefighting and prevention efforts in this comes ahead of what is expected to be a challenging season made even

worse by the drought we are seeing. california has already spent, scene thousands more fires compared to the same timeframe last year, funding will be used to hire hundreds more seasonal firefighters including hand crews, seven new c-130 aircraft and state-of-the-art helicopters. >> the state is up to the task we are resilient and have remarkable grid and capacity and now with historic investments we will have more resources as well. >> state lawmakers still have to approve the proposal. terrifying attack in the east bay, we are hearing from a man who was dragged down a street causing him to lose 17th. why he is sharing the story. and lindsay lohan's return to acting in a starring role, what we know about her new gig with netflix. and here is a live look from sfo and you see it's getting pretty cloudy along the coast and pe

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temperatures around 15 about 55 degrees, and we're pretty much in the mid fifties. everywhere we do have 50 and we are pretty much in the mid 50s everywhere. we do have 50 and paul alto in santa rosa and antioch at 62. look at that gorgeous shot, i'm definitely putting that on social media. temperatures will stay in the 50s at the coast and 60s around the bay, 70s inland during the afternoon and all of us back in the 50s and 60s by 7 pm because that is when the wind kicks in and that's why it's going to be cooler today but it is also going to kick up tree pollen and grass pollen so if you have allergies there you go. >> thank you, this is a video that just came into the newsroom a short time ago of a sigler underway in redwood city on northbound 101 before

woodside road, the offramp according to chp there was a stalled car on northbound 101 and then another vehicle crashed into it and overturned it, major injuries are involved and there are several lanes blocked right now and as we come out to the graphic you can see the backup commuters are co facing. traffic is backed up to 114 and this could potentially impact people making their way toward the dunbarton which you see speeds are down to rebound nine miles per hour. also we have another crash on westbound 580 before the 238 on- ramp, speeds are down to around 11 miles per hour even though the cars have been moved off to the shoulder, this is a live picture of the toll plaza but it but looks much better in comparison to this time yesterday. no metering lights on according to chp and a live look at the

in the east bay. a man draggd

down in oakland stree. now speaking about what happened in an interview, will only see on abc seven news, the 71 year old man who is of asian and latino descent, didn't want to be named. says that he was in the grand lake neighborhood last want to be he was in the lake neighborhood last week when a woman grabbed him and tried to steal his wallet and cell phone. when she was unsuccessful she bit him on the head. he fell onto her car and that is when she grabbed his arm and drove off dragging him nearly 20 feet. he lost 17th. >> i hope people will become aware that this is something that is happening right now. being dragged, it has been happening for many years. >> the oakland chamber of commerce present to was attacked himself last month

met with a man yesterday and he is urging more victims to come forward so together they can make a difference. the santa clara board of supervisors will vote today on whether to opt in or out of laura's law, advocates say it provides court- ordered mental health care to people who need it most. >> laura's law aims to care for a targeted subset of people. individuals suffering from severe mental illness who have experienced repeated visits to jail cells and emergency rooms yet continue to refuse the treatment they need. >> advocates say many of those individuals who have repeatedly refused help do not have the ability to recognize their own conditions. 20 california counties including four in the bay area have adopted or opted in to laura's law, the legislation was named after 19-year-old laura wilcox in nevada county who was shot and killed in 2001 by someone with a history of mental health issues. the c.d.c. is investigating salmonella outbreaks in multiple states including california. the agency says contact with outdoor, back yard poultry could be to blame.

so far 163 people from 43 states have reported getting sick. nine of those people are california residents. the c.d.c. is urging people to know the risks of keeping life poultry. san francisco leaders are considering a plan to make outdoor dining parklets permanent. yesterday the land use and transportation committee took hours of public comment, parklets's have been a lifeline for restaurants but not everyone is on board with keeping them permanent. >> you have to take your car early in the morning and just drive around. >> it helped us survive, without them we wouldn't be able to come back as we did. >> city supervisors continue the issue until june to further discuss accessibility concerns, transportation and how public the spaces should really be. a sandwich is about to make its debut at disney's california adventure and it is going to take a bite out of your wallet. this is called the quantum

sized penny sandwich and it comes with several different meats and sun-dried tomato spread on toasted focaccia. and a marinara dipping sauce. this is the part you really need to know. it costs $99.99. so it's important to note that the sandwich serves up to eight people so that breaks down to about $12 a person. but i think some people will be shocked when they look at that menu item, this is at the new marvel test kitchen which opens on june 4 and disney is parent company of abc7. let me put some perspective on this, avengers campus, the whole idea is it is supposed to be stuff that blows up to be really big so that's what the pim kitchen is because

it's based on the movie that mike and i star in, antman and are officially part of the marvel cinematic universe according to no one but us. >> [ laughter ] >> that is how much of mike you see in the movie. >> that counts. >> i do think that counts. so mike now we have a place we can visit and eat $100 sandwich together. and look, even though mike is in the marvel cinematic universe, his microphone still doesn't work properly and that is the respect that he has been given. wait. we still can't hear him. shoot. th youmit's ta ng now, because good morning america is coming up at 7 am and ginger has a look at what's ahead.

it's great to be with you and here i am north of chicago where we are honoring some military families today. we have so much to get to in the news so let's go ahead and start with two of the biggest school district in the nation saying they are coming back next fall and what that will end up meaning for all the rest of the students across the country as president. also ahead it has been one year since the murder of george floyd. his family will meet with pres. biden and we are looking at his life and how his death really sparked that relational reckoning in our country. and the memorial day travel crunch, airlines are bracing for a surge, the ceo of air b&b is live with tips on last- minute booking and the fees to look out for and our exclusive interview with friends the cast ahead of them getting together, amy got the choice assignment and of course they are going to reveal the emotional reunion and their favorite episode which i guess they all agree upon. and i know that neither of you

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soochow tower. good morning to the fog and all the tall buildings in san francisco, and you could see some of the low clouds outside. isn't this a gorgeous to all th buildings in san francisco and you can see the low clouds and the high clouds as we look north from san jose, those clouds will go away except for along the coast, cooler breezes and mostly clear for the full moon and lunar eclipse and summer heat begins this holiday weekend. you can see the clouds right along the coast bay 56, san francisco 59 and then pretty much mid to upper 60s aground the bay and 60s and 70s inland, tonight will be

cooler because we won't have a blanket of high clouds so temperatures in the mid-40s to around 50b0 but that is good fo seeing the full moon and the lunar eclipse and it will have a reddish tent, it is called the blood moon because of the way the light goes around and through our pollution, it makes the moon look red. it starts at 2:45 am and reaches its peak at reaches its peak at 4:13 am and then it stops at about five 5:52 am. overtures will drop down after warming up tomorrow through saturday and then look at the heat, 70s, 80s and 90s this weekend. the takeover of driverless cars on your neighborhood street is a new thing and fremont-based company pony ai is now the eighth in california to earn a

driverless testing permit from the dmv. pony can now test on slower streets in fremont and the pedis during good weather daytime hours. amazon is reportedly very close to sealing a deal to buy mgm for $9 billion. according to the wall street journal an agreement could be announced as early as this weekend it would be amazon's biggest acquisition since it bought whole foods in 2017 for nearly $14 billion. if the deal goes through it would turn mgm, operation founded in the silent era, into a streaming asset and you get movies like rocky and 007 from its prime video service. lindsay lohan is restarting her acting career, she will appear in a netflix holiday romantic comedy, in the yet to be titled films she will play a newly engaged spoiled hotel heiress who gets amnesia after a skiing incident. the movie production starts in november so it will not be ready for the upcoming holiday season. lohan skyrocketed to fame as a child actress but her acting jobs have been a little thin recently. but she can come back.

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meeting his family is said to have with the president today and the events here in the bay area in honor of him. is set to the bay area crash in vegas, people heard it people h outside their homes as we learn the latest on what happened. and travel trends coming out of the pandemic, the ceo of air b&b is talking this morning about what you can expect to see now and in coming months. good morning everyone it's tuesday, may 25 and you are watching abc7 mornings live on abc7, hulu live in wherever you stream and we'll start with a check of the forecast with you all just mike nicco. hi everybody, let's take a look at what's going on. first we will open the weather window on live doppler seven to show you the low clouds over my shoulder there and also some of the high clouds so we've got a 12 amy but this has kept temperatures pretty mild and we are running in the 50s in most areas.

espe oaknd, orde and through the delta and they will get faster and spread headed into the afternoon so expect cooler conditions with ound fairfield inand 70s land, upper 50s on the coast. it's going to be a hot holiday weekend and i'll have that coming up but here's jobina. we still have a major alert underway, this is video from the scene from earlier this morning on northbound 101 before the woodside road offramp and according to chp major injuries are involved. it started with a stalled car but another vehicle crashed into that and overturned. as we bring you to the graphic we can show you the backup underway that is now past 114 so this is going to potentially impact people making their way toward the dumbarton bridge, speeds are down to 8 miles an hour and multiple lanes are blocked. kumasi? >> thank you jobina. it's been one year since the murder of george floyd and

today his family is meeting with pres. biden at the white house. mr. biden visited privately with the family before the funeral last june and called them after the conviction of derek chauvin. >> he wanted this meeting to be private in order to have a real conversation and preserve that with the family. he has a genuine relationship with them. >> the president urged congress to pass police reform bills in george floyd's name but lawmakers are expected to miss today's deadline to vote on the measure. a bipartisan group of legislators is at odds on how to hold officers accountable for killing people in the line of duty. happening today to groups in oakland will take an active approach one year after the murder of george floyd. amy hollyfield is live in the newsroom with calls for reform in the changes already underway. >> reporter: to groups in oakland will speak out against police reform today, they are doing this on the anniversary of george floyd's murder. activists will call for

defunding police and investing in community services in oakland. they say this is necessary because police continue to kill black and brown people. they want the city to reimagine public safety but critics point to the need for police as murders in oakland have nearly doubled this year. >> what is to blame and the spike in crime is massive continuous disinvestment and disenfranchisement by the black community, if you choose to invest in violent policing instead of things that keep the community safe like education, economic opportunities >> to cut the police force 50% in the middle of a crime wave seems peculiar at best but it might even be corrupt. >> one city council member says the city is in the process of shifting resources and is working with the mayor. this will be a key part of budget discussions, the city budget will be voted on at the end of next month.

live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. tonight abc news is marking one year since the murder of george floyd with a special edition of soul of a nation, it's called george floyd the year that shook the world and it takes a look at the moment that inspired change across the globe. watch it tonight at 10 pm right here on abc7 or wherever you stream. the concorde police want to find the person responsible for shooting at sun valley mall, officers were called to the mall just before 6 pm last night and they found one man shot and shell casings on scene, it happened between red robin and sears. police say the shooter drove away. the ntsb is investigating today after a small plane crash in a las vegas neighborhood that killed the pilot, the aircraft was owned and operated by a military contractor involved in training missions, jobina is joining us with more. >> reporter: authorities say the military plane took off from nellis air force base and crashed a short time later sending thick black smoke billowing from the neighborhood,

an elementary school was forced to shelter in place and witnesses in the neighborhood say the crash sounded like a loud explosion. >> my dog was freaking out and running around the house like going crazy by the windows and my dad was like hey a plan a plane crashed down the street. >> between the two houses he went down where the wires were and that's where we heard the big boom and when he hit the ground the fuel went up. >> reporter: the company that owns the plane released a statement saying it is cooperating with the investigating agencies to determine what led to this tragic accident. the pilot was killed but no one else was on board, the name of the pilot has not been released. this morning europe is quickly isolating the nation of belarus which is being hit with new sanctions after the country's president ordered air traffic control to land the plane to arrest an opposition activist. >> this is an attack on democracy, this is an attack on freedom of expression. and this is an attack on

european sub unity. sovereignty. >> the un is also banning belarus airlines from flying over european countries. the u. s. has also condemned the government of belarus. younger teens may soon be getting the vaccine from moderna, the company announced this morning that the vaccine is highly effective in protecting younger teens against infection with no safety concerns. moderna said it shot at a 100% efficacy rate and it will now ask for fda authorization early next month. and we are exactly 3 weeks away from the day all of california will be able to fully reopen and that change could have a bigger impact in one particular bay area county at least on paper. solano county is still stuck in the red tier and of course those colored tears will cease to exist starting june 15.

the county blames its high covid counts on vaccine aversion and an element of defiance. many businesses are treating things as normal even though technically they are not allowed to open for indoor dining and not allowed to not require masks, some call this pretty scary but others say it is just showing their independence. >> can you guys imagine what's going to happen? it's horrific now. >> like you can be careful but you don't have to be paranoid. >> i don't think we need to live in a nanny state. if you're that afraid of covid stay home. >> currently less than half of those aged 16 and up in solano county are fully vaccinated. a group of state lawmakers wants to withhold $12 million in reopening money from san francisco unified, the group led by -- claims that the district exploited a loophole to get this money. they allowed a small number of high school students to go back to class by state

auditors will ultimately decide if the district qualifies for the money. happening today a new vaccine site is opening in a san francisco neighborhood hit hard by the pandemic. the larkin street use youth services site will open at 9 am and the site will offer the shot two residents 12 and up every single tuesday. people can make an appointment or you can drop in and also starting this week a mobile team will provide vaccines at alfred e voter park every saturday from noon to three. still ahead the ceo of air b&b is talking about travel trends as more people are going out on their long-awaited patients. >> and this is the big board at the stock exchange, we are up about 105 points report on the markets next. a new law on florida cracks down on social media company based in the bay area but first a check on the commute with jobina fortson. >> thank you, good morning everyone and again i'm going back to redwood city which has been a problem, a major sig alert on northbound 101 and the offramp and you can see speeds

are down to eight miles per hour , this will impact people making their way toward the dumbarton bridge and you might've seen sensors flicking on, traffic is going to slow and moving over to 185 this has cleared but speeds are still down to around 11 miles per hour. but the bay bridge toll plaza is basically empty which i can't believe because yesterday the lights came on at 5:57 am but they are not on today so far and a live look here at the salmon tail bridge where traffic is picking up as people make their way toward the peninsula. and we will check in with mike who is back with us in studio. good morning. >> good morning to you, it's nice to see everybody but not so nice to see this if you live in western kansas, terrifying moments for those folks. take a look at this tornado getting dangerously close to the homes and the town of sylvan, cars and

semi trucks were blown over and in total about 21 reports of tornadoes in western kansas yesterday and unfortunately they are not finished. in fact here's a look at reports as we look at live doppler seven. do you like my new background? it's kind of cool isn't it? we will jump right in there and you can see those reports of a couple of super cell thunderstorms just across the colorado border heading off toward the east toward kobe and garden city but look at all the severe weather expected today. a little bit south and east of their but then it comes back tomorrow and moves into the northeast and look at this, it's going to get even more dangerous headed into friday and saturday. so it's that time of year. but for us a blanket of clouds is keeping a smile this morning, we've got mid 50s, 54 about 56 along the east bay shore and we've got temperatures around 52 to 62 as we head back around most of the neighborhoods. if your kids are headed off to school it's a milder morning

and a slightly cooler breezy afternoon, and speaking of traffic here is a look from south beach and we have some nasty crosswinds especially across the north-south bridges. and a small craft advisory on all bay water and through the delta headed into the afternoon and evening. but that is also going to make it cooler and look at all the good clean air moving in as we head through tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we are going to take a look at some hot temperatures as we head into the 7-day forecast and it will look a lot cooler than these high temperatures that we are about to show you which is sponsored by disney's carrillo which is in theaters may 28, this friday or order it on disney plus with premier access.

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home in kentucky, according to the warren county down the person who sent a suspicious package to sen. rand paul's home in kentucky. according to the worn county sheriff's office the package contained a white powdery substance, preliminary analysis shows it was not toxic. law enforcement is working with the postal service to figure out where it came from and this morning there is a new conservative led crackdown on big tech guarding how they moderate content online. florida's gov. ron desantis designed a first of its kind bill that finds any social platform for banning or stifling a politician much like twitter did to pres.

trump. >> we tend to think of threats to liberty in the guys of a bearded tyrant with military fatigues but maybe the person is in pajamas on their laptop drinking a soy latte in silicon valley. >> this law will likely face a major court battle, legal experts say it likely violates the first amendment and section 230 of the communications decency act which makes online platforms immune from liability over content moderation decisions. texas a gov. greg abbott is expected to sign a bill that would allow residents to carry a handgun without a permit. the state legislator pass that law yesterday, supporters say the bill would allow people to better defend themselves in public. opponents say it is going to endanger the public. current state law requires gunowners to complete training and a

criminal background check. now to your morning money report apple has reportedly struck a deal to lease a half- dozen big office buildings in sunnyvale's office complex, according to the media partner the mercury news the lease includes more than 700,000 ft.b of office space and enough for about 7000 employees. it appears this is the largest south bay office lease since the pandemic started. software giant oracle leaving san jose, the east bay times reports the company sold its downtown high-rise to a local real estate firm for $155 million, the buyers say the building is an ideal landing spot for a company that is seeking an identity in a downtown environment. oracle's sale of the property as part of its strategy to downsize presence in the bay area and announced last year it is moving to texas for headquarters. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway and you can see we are up to about 50 points. as we reflect on the murder of george floyd one year laterlr

levis is sharing its progress in ending systemic racism. the san francisco company recently finished a pay equity audit saying it found no sy beities t there is plenty far to go. number show black americans only hold 3% of senior positions in companies with 100 employees or more. the airport is hosting a job fair today as airline travel continues to pick up. same-day interviews will be offered for some positions at today's event, details on your screen. it runs from 11 pm, 11 am to 3 pm at 2521 seaboard avenue. there is a new willy wonka and we now know who will play the iconic candy man in an upcoming prequel. so this is gene wilder and the original charlie and the chocolate factory, and timothy schaller may has now been chosen to play a younger willy wonka in the new movie.

we don't have details about the plot but singing and dancing so there is that. the movie is set to hit theaters in 2023. she is the oscar-winning actress known for her fan of bubbly characters but emma stone is turning to the dark side starring as cruella deville in the highly anticipated origin story cruella and this morning she is live on gma talking about the beloved tale. >> i was a big fan of 101 dalmatians and i watched the animated movie a bunch of times and really i love the concept that people in their dogs look alike. >> stone says this cruella unlike anything we've seen before and you can see her full interview with an extended sneak peek coming up at 7 am right after abc seven mornings and then cruella premieres this friday and drops on disney plus the same day and if you have

premier access you can check it out. disney is the parent company of abc7. i haven't been back to the theater yet so this could be an excuse. >> this could be it. but we also know that you have premier access. >> i don't. premier access is just paying for each film. >> oh it's not like you pay and get all of them? >> no. they came up for a real fancy name for just renting. >> [ laughter ] so you can you to the movies and watch it. >> i would like to try it mike. >> we are getting close to that that aren't we? i see more and more people showing up at the one around my house and that's good to see. me being in the studio all of it points toward us getting back to closer to normal does this cloud cover, it is low clouds that we are seeing but also high clouds that you can see out there and that has

made for a milder morning. let's take a look what's going on and you can see it's absolutely gorgeous, only the tallest buildings are punching through the low layer of clouds. we are off to a cloudy start but we will have a sunny cooler ending and it will be mostly clear for the full moon and the lunar eclipse tonight and summer starts this weekend. it's definitely going to feel like that in the inland neighborhoods as far as today goes we got about 69 to 75 through most of the south bay and some mid and upper 70s around morgan hill but headed up the peninsula you start around 70 but then you drop down to 62 at san bernardino thanks to the breeze. upper 50s and 60s in downtown san francisco and mid to upper 70s to the north bay valleys and along the east bay we will eventually get sunshine, 66 to about 70b0 into the inland east bay neighborhoods, more free air-conditioning as the valley will be in the mid 70s while highway four will have some low 80s. if you are dining out 50s will rule for 5 o'clock to 8 o'clock around the coast and then we dropped from the upper 60s to

nearbay and upper 70s to near 70 in the inland neighborhoods but remember it's going to be breezy just about everywhere. for the full moon tonight how about mid 40s to around 50 so you will want to dress a little warmer than for this morning. the full moon is it about 4:13 am and 4:18 am is when we get that maximum eclipse, and the redness that will be displaying, just a touch. it won't look at that red but it will have a touch of it out there as the light shines through the atmosphere and reflect soffit. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little warmer tomorrow and then we lose a few degrees every day and by saturday we are cooler but look at that about-face, 10 to 15b0 warmer headed into sunday and the holiday monday. here's reggie. as as as reopen employers have a new option to keep some workers at home. all bay area employers with 50 or more full-time employees are legally required to offer at

least one commuter benefit. yesterday a new telework option was added to the benefit list that allows employees to work one or more days a week from home if their workload permits it. the goal is to help reduce air pollution and traffic congestion. we all remember at the beginning of the pandemic that we were able to see blue skies and people could breathe easier because we could see the difference in our air quality right away. >> the announcement comes as santa clara county ends mandated work from home orders and other bay area counties are expect it to follow suit. planning a trip? the ceo of san francisco-based air b&b is on gma this morning talking about the travel rebound and what to expect in the next month. >> people are basically booking like all summer so they are not just booking memorial day , they are saying they are flexible. people are not just going to the same few cities, obviously they are going to popular destinations but they are also

going to small towns and rural communities and i recommend really traveling to off the beaten path for a great deal. and people are staying longer. if you can travel and stay longer you can defer some of the cost because some of the greatest cost is flying but if you want to book last-minute i encourage some of the new features we've launched. we have one feature called i'm flexible where you can say i'm willing to travel for a week, a weekend or a month anytime this summer and hit the button and they'll show you what's available. >> air b&b has announced more than 100 updates including reviews and a faster checkout process. you can watch the full interview coming up on gma at 7 am. and santa clara county is getting help in reaching its goal of increasing vaccinations in the latino community. >> the vaccine is safe and effective and we want to be here with other fans in the stadium supporting us. >> the earthquakes are helping spread the message by teaming up with the county for a vaccination event on friday. it's either a bluff to get the city of oakland to play ball or a real threat to leave. either way the oakland a's are starting to shop around to

various cities that they might want to call home. officials in portland confirmed to abc7 news that the a's top execs including the owner, president and vice president are making the trip to portland reportedly sometime next month. last night the a's president tweeted from a playoff hockey game in las vegas where the a's are also exploring a movie of oakland's plans for the howard terminal ballpark don't move fast enough. that probably sounds pretty good to busy parents have little kids but one toddler was desperate to do anything but lay down. look at this baby. the mom captured the video on her monitor and it shows her clearly trying to get some rest while the little boy was not, doing every thing possible to stay awake. climbing everywhere and he has his little feet in her face and at one point he is grabbing her face, mom says she enjoys cosleeping but he just does what he wants to do. and she is used to this, look at this little boy. >> she's used to it. you gotta do what you've got to

do. >> you see i'm an expert in parenting. >> okay yes, i know. drs. children just get to do what they want to do? is that how we do things now? do you see what i'm saying? now tell me that is not crossing a line. >> you know what? i can't speak on it. i don't have any kids so listen. >> but what would your mom say about this? >> my mom would've probably thrown me out on the side of that bed, laid out. kicked out. >> your pillow would be the carpet. >> that would be it. that would be my spot. >> i know that is true. coming up next the things t you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand

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morning number one today marks

one year since the murder of 46 year old george floyd marches and memorial events will honor his legacy across today marks one year since the floyd, archers and memorial events will honor his legacy le oakland. today george floyd's family will meet privately with pres. biden at the white house. number three, secretary of state anthony blank and is lead meeting with leaders in the middle east following the conflict between israel and hamas, he says the u. s. will help to rebuild gaza. and rent relief for people in san francisco, the city will distribute $90 million in total and you can apply starting friday but you have to prove that you have had lost income because of the pandemic. and number five check out this beautiful shot this morning, the swirling clouds mean temperatures outside of san francisco will be 2 to 11b0 cooler than yesterday. number six, metering lights came on late at the toll plaza at 6:40 am and the backup has started and that sig alert we've been following has

finally cleared. number seven, lindsay lohan is returning to acting, variety reports that she signed a deal with netflix to star in a holiday romantic comedy. production begins in november. i need to reread what netflix tweeted out, lindsay lohan will star in a -- who finds herself in the care of a new caller lodge owner after getting total amnesia in a ski accident. >> that's it. that is just what i expected. >> i don't care for the lindsay lohan come back. have the three of you seen -- yet? >> of course. have you seen the video with the dj behind her? >> sure have. >> can we make a movie about that? >> i mean i just love all her movies so i think she is going to kill it. >> remember when she walked out on oprah? she had that whole my disease

thing? >> it's called encouragement. >> i don't know about good morning, america. as we start this tuesday, twister terror striking the heartland. 15 tornadoes touching down in kansas in just 24 hours in a scene straight out of "the wizard of oz." the new threat this morning as severe weather takes aim from the plains to the northeast. also this morning, remembering george floyd one year later. his death sparking a racial reckoning across the country. what's changed? where are we now? this as the floyd family is headed to the white house to meet with the president today. shock in the sky. new fallout over that unprecedented state-sponsored hijacking. the commercial aircraft grounded by belarus.