new incentives to get americans vaccinated. the reward the white house is offering to get you to roll up your sleeve. handling covid safety at work. celebrating resilience during the pandemic. the special meaning behind a new sign hanging in an east bay restaurant. heroes assemble. we are getting a first look inside disney's newest attraction ahead of its official opening tomorrow. >> you know i already got the sneak peek. i went on friday! they made us swear not to talk about it. phones and a bag, sealed. the sign said not on social media. finally i get out >> your cup of tea is >> it sure is.

good morning. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> i am going to turn to mike who is right here next to me and we are going to talk about the weather. >> here is a look at what is going on on live doppler 7 is all about the winds this time of year and the marine layer. they are both back. gusting up to 28 in fairfield. cloud cover is very extensive over most of our neighborhoods but it is a little slow to reach our in the neighborhoods. it will spread east through the morning and a little bit of drizzle is possible. look at these afternoon temperatures. there will be a bump up from yesterday. low to mid 60s along the coast inancisco 68 to upr s ups across 80s innd l you get ntwi the w s. we will take a okat e end foresa

cal osha is expected to vote on updated rules on social distancing and masks and what to do if someone is still not vaccinated. abc 7 reporter matt boone is live with more. >> reporter: businesses are looking to cal osha for guidance on how to handle returning people back to the office. today is a big day. there is some controversy around what is being proposed. should people have to wear masks in the office or sh they be able to take them off? the rules right now say we have to wear masks in the office and stay 6 feet apart. today, they are looking at whether to change that. starting june 15, the state is allow vaccinated people to remove their masks. cal osha is considering going a different way than the state. the agency could decide to keep masks in place unless all employees can show proof that they are vaccinated.

they will also be discussing whether people need to stay 6 feet apart or possibly drop the physical distancing rules for vaccinated people. the idea that vaccinated people would still wear their masks because their coworkers are not vaccinated pushback from some business groups, some saying it is not right that the vaccinated workers would have their freedom impacted by other workers and some businesses called the idea astonishing and rogue public policy. that to vote is expected today. that new rule could stay in place until next year. live in walnut creek, matt boone, abc 7 news. apple is detailing its return to work plans. and a companywide email, the ceo said he wants most staff back in the office three days a week starting in september. the company is giving employees the chance to work remotely for up to two weeks a year. there are a bunch of new incentives to get americans vaccinated, everything from childcare and gift cards to

president biden calling this a national month of action. >> america is headed into the summer dramatically different than last summer. a summer of freedom. a summer of joy. a summer of get-togethers and celebration. the president unveiled new incentives like free childcare a major daycare chains in ymcas while parents get the vaccine and the pharmacies will stay open all night on friday in june. the white house is teaming up with black owned barbershops and beauty salons to reach more americans and touting up the list like free rewards tickets. >> the nba, nhl, nascar, they are offering vaccines and outside playoff games and races. major league baseball will be offering free tickets to people who could vaccinated at the ballpark. >> reporter: 12 states including california have already met the president's goal of 70% but another six states have yet to even reach half of their adult population

with one shot. >> we need everyone across the country to pull together to get us over the finish line. i promise you, we can do this. >> despite lower covid case numbers nationwide, health officials are watching to see if numbers spike after the memorial day holiday weekend. one day after learning about hackers targeting one of the country's biggest meat suppliers, two more cyber attacks have come to light affecting mass transit. the question is, why is there such a surgeon attacks? jobina has details on the latest ones. >> reporter: in new york city, the country's biggest mass transit agency says it's computers were the target of an attack in april. hackers linked to the chinese government tried to exploit security flaws within the transit system including the city's subways and buses. a -- this comes as the fbi blames a cyber criminal group based in

russia of hacking into the world's largest meat supplier. jb s says it is on schedule to resume production at all of its american plans today but the days long shutdown could cause a tie supply. >> there was a lot of speculation as to what this was. clearly one to show the united states that the russians are capable of doing these things. >> reporter: according to the cybersecurity firm, damages from cyber crimes could hit $6 trillion this year, doubling since 2015. the white house has not blamed the kremlin but has suggested russia is harboring cybercriminals. we are seeing new video of the moments officers shot and killed a man on memorial day. san jose police released this video. they say undercover officers were conducting surveillance outside of 31-year-old demetrius stanley's home. police were investigating him for a robbery last march. video shows stanley walking out on the street holding what appears to be a gun and approaching an unmarked suv

with a plainclothes officer inside. the doors open and that is when officer shot stanley for fear of his life. committee members believe stanley believed he was being stalked and was protecting his family. >> they could have been anybody. if i had the feeling that there was somebody outside of my house possibly trying to break into my homework into my car, i can't say what exactly i would do in that instance. >> the undercover officer who shot stanley is a 14 year veteran of the department and he has been placed on administrative leave. the disgraced former director of the san francisco public works department is waking up in jail this morning. the man tried to rob someone with a knife. sources tell abc 7 news that he was carrying a small kitchen knife in the break room at the sf-marin food bank and then threatened to take someone's potato chips. sources say he said he was kidding but that person ended up calling the police.

the organization's communication said that a longtime volunteer is working with other volunteers at the time. nuru is currently under investigationliy > vernor newsom will be in the bay area today. the governor will speak at noon as california prepares to fully reopen the economy later this month. last month, the governor proposed an additional $1.5 billion in aid to help restaurants and small businesses. an oakland restaurant is being recognized for its resiliency during the pandemic. representatives from wells fargo surprised the owners with a custom open sign. the popular beanies restaurant was able to stay in business with the help of a ppp loan from the bank. the owner says that loyal customers and the community partnerships also kept them afloat. >> it has been amazing. the community have come together

and just supported us. i can't wait to give back. >> they will mark 11 years in business this september and they hope growing confidence in the economy and flattening the curve will leave the restaurant fully reopened. let's take a look at what is going on outside. we will start with the peninsula. you can see the cloud cover at sfo. the fog is not nearly as thick as it was yesterday. visibility around five miles at half moon bay. let's take a look at some other temperatures. 49 at san rafael. 64 at los gatos. most of us are in the 50s except in san francisco. here is a look at the way today breaks down. we will see faster sunshine today. a little bit drier air mass. the marine layer is compressed a little bit. you can see the faster sunshine

will get us into the upper 60s, upper 70s by noon. 74 to 85, average to a little bit above at 4:00 for our bay and in the neighborhoods. let's take a look at the commute. you can see the cloud deck is not solid. that is why there is some misty spots. it is not a widespread area of heavy drizzle but there is a small craft advisory in the usual spots. it will be in the 60s this morning, even some 90s in the afternoon. that is the spread from san francisco to inland if you are taking mass transit. good air quality all the way through saturday. we will take a look at the rest of the weekend coming up. we have a slowdown in fremont right now because of an overturned dump truck on southbound 880. there is about 1000 pounds of trash in the roadway right now according to chp. injuries have also been reported in this crash.

the on and off ramp are currently closed. i want to bring you a live picture of the golden gate bridge. the chp has issues a wind advisory and a fog advisory for the bridge even though it does a pretty good out there. looking live at walnut creek, things are moving at the limit in both directions. we don't have any other blocking issues besides from the dump truck. everything else is looking good. the ceremony celebrating the opening of disney's newest attraction. >> the man with bay area ties accused of joining isis. an increased number of bears wandering

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several agents. a criminal complaint shows text messages between williams and men he did not know were fbi sources. one source asking williams if he had a problem with killing. williams wrote back, no, i do not. not in the slightest bit. investigators say he was moments from boarding a flight to egypt, flying to amsterdam and paris. >> we wanted to see him show up at the airport, crossover where he was in the jetway boarding the plane when he was arrested. he could never say that i changed my mind or i was not going forward with my intent on fighting overseas. >> the fbi says the bureau was first tipped off to williams back in 2017 by his own mother and high school administrators then again last november when leaders of a seattle mosque

bemeoncerned about his growing radical behavior. animator has been sworn in in windsor. >> i will well and safely discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter. >> the former mayor is facing numerous accusations of sexual assault which he denies. it appears there is an increasing number of bears in california that are wandering into urban areas. you probably remember this from last month where a bear was spotted in a suburban neighborhood. experts say part of this increase had to do with the time of the year. spring is when bears start coming out of hibernation and they are foraging food. experts say the extinction of the grizzly bear in has led to a huge spike in black bears. there are now 35,000 in the state. >> for every square mile of

suitable habitat in california, there is a bear. it is really quite profound no person has ever been killed by a black bear in the state of california. >> experts say the drop is another added factor with bears now moving into new areas to look for food. heroes assemble. the new avengers campus at disney california adventure officially opens tomorrow. last night, disney held an opening ceremony and the new captain america himself was on tap. >> when sam wilson finally became captain america, it was a moment that was all about the future, a moment where kids of all races can look at captain america and maybe see a little bit of themselves. >> one of the main attractions of the new adventures campus is a brand-new ride. guests will have the opportunity to team up with spiderman and save the day. y arnd in our

web vehicle. you can driv does not take anything extra. you can get on with kids. there is no height requirement. get the whole family involved. >> it is really fun. the new superhero theme land replaced the bug land which was based on the animated film a bugs life. disney is the parent company of abc 7. and yes, look at us! that is what me and my friend robert -- this was the highlight for me, the drinks! >> what was it? >> see those things in our hands? you can upgrade. when you go on the web slingers attraction, it changes the type of web that you throw out. let's talk abouthe in >> back to the drink.

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drinks but i guess i will not happen. >> still time. hello? hint, hint. marketing! here is a look that is going on as we are looking at 880. faster sunshine today, slight warming compared to yesterday. we are covered by cloud blanket again tonight. this pattern really is not going to change. when it does, it is going to be much cooler. let's talk about today's forecast. you can see the clouds and the onshore wind spreading through the morning commute and then quickly retreating with some drier air mixing in. you can see that lower marine layer is fast to evaporate. even there we will see a little bit more sunshine than we have the first couple of days of the week. let's start down in the south bay. mid to upper 70s for sunnyvale. head up the peninsula and most ofe s.

thusual cool spot. mo at sunset. mid-60s around downtown san francisco. sausalito, 68. san rafael, 86. 96 in cloverdale. along the east bay shore, upper 60s in berkeley. as you head over to the east bay valley, mid-80s to a few low 90s showing up in the delta. tonight we are back into the 50s. a little bit milder than this morning. my accuweather 7-day forecast, minor fluctuations through sunday. the biggest change will be away from the coast. you can see dropping into the 50s, 60s, 70s through wednesday. the best place for a vacation is not far from

it is 5:22. here are the seven things to know this morning. an important decision expected today from cal/osha the workplace will look like when people start to come back. the panel is expected to decide on mask wearing, social

distancing requirements and vaccination later today. >> number two, disgraced former director of the san francisco food department is waking up in jail. police say mohammed nuru tried to rob somebody with a knife at a food bank yesterday. nuru says he was getting. >> number three, a language barrier may have played a role in the disappearance of old. the chp dropped her off at the corner of marina and fillmore eure safeway on friday. police are looking for videos to find out where she went. >> number four, investigators are underway after two cyber attacks targeted mass transit in new york city and massachusetts. this comes after the fbi says a cyber criminal group based in russia hacked into the world's largest meat supplier. >> number five, i hope you are enjoying this cool uncomfortable retreat from summer heat because it lasts all the way through the weekend. >> number six, a slowdown in fremont because of an overturned dump truck. there is about 1000 pounds of trash right now in the roadway.

>> number seven, nasa launching two new missions to venus in 2028 and 2030. nasa is hoping to learn more about the planet's history and find out if it has ever had ocean or supported life. today, lawmakers plan to introduce new legislation to keep you from getting scammed on travel. part of that is a call to make it easier to find information from the ftc on how to avoid scams. right now, a lot of people are planning summer trips and i rebound in travel is causing prices to go up >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, as travel fever sets in, how to plan a trip that won't break the bank. with more and more americans vaccinated, it is looking to be the summer of travel and that means prices are on the rise. domestic airfares up 35% from last summer. >> prices will rise about % between now and the middle of

july. >> reporter: some destinations are seeing deals for hotels, down as much as 20% from pre- pandemic rates. rhode island, long beach, tampa. this morning we will share the best tips for saving money on flights, rental cars, and hotels. plus, what is causing the extreme wait time whenever you try to call an airline and how do you avoid that? the answer is coming up. with your gma first look, news, new york. one bay area city has been named one of the best cities for a staycation in the country and another is ranked the worst . according to wallethub, out of 182 cities, san francisco comes in third-best. the study is based on recreation, buddha, entertainment relaxation. for other bay area cities also made the list. santa rosa came in at 104.

san jose, 110. oakland, 171. fremont ranked the worst city for a staycation. wallethub says it is because of a variety of reasons including a middle rating on swimming pools and a low number of ice cream shops. >> what does this criteria? >> the other day, fremont was like number two, best place to raise a family. >> but not a staycation. >> get out of town if you want to relax. >> or if you want ice cream. >> okay. there was just an earthquake. we know some of you got woken up because of it in san jose. it was not a big one. it was a 3.6 magnitude. it hit just a few minutes ago but mike is tracking it, next at 5:30. we know it has been a long year for kids with distance- learning so we are checking in with a third grader who kept all of this on a video diary. the controversial prac e l will stop using. a disturbing crime on a muni bus. new video showing a teen doing

something very dangerous to another unsuspecting passenger. let outside right now at sfo. it is 5:26. we will be right back.

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victims in the vta mass shooting. the steps now complete that will allow families to start moving forward after this tragedy. the search for missing grandmother last seen out for a walk in the san francisco. the miscommunication that may have made this situation worse. there is a lot of buzz over this new robot. the purple machine that is ready to help you with some healthcare. good morning. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> we are back in the studio and that means that meteorologist mike nico is just across the way from us. >> there was just an earthquake in the san jose this morning. >> an early wake up for the east bay. a 3.6, a minor one. look at the proximity to all of the south bay as this erupted just under the foothills just to the north of highway 130.

what is a 3.6? it is a minor earthquake and it is often felt with no damage. we have about 100,000 year. that is why we are not expecting much damage, just some rattled nerves. let us know what you experience. here is a look at what is going on weatherwise. we have an onshore breeze but it is a little than yesterday. the clouds have not made it to walnut creek. because of that we will have faster sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures every place today. 68 in richmond. 70s for the rest of the bay. 80s inland for the most part. president biden has declared june a national month of action when it comes to vaccination fewer people are getting the

shot. the president is now one month away from his self-imposed july 4 deadline to get at least one dose of the vaccine into 70% of americans. jobina has more what the director of the cdc is saying. >> vaccination rate went from 3.3 million doses a day to 1.1 million a day. right now, 12 states including california have already met president biden's goal for july 4 with 70% of their adult population receiving at least one dose but six states are still far behind at less than 50%. the president announced new incentives to those who get vaccinated. that includes free childcare at four of the nation's largest providers, cash prizes, free groceries and beer. cdc director rochelle walensky talked about that goal of 70%. >> after we hit 70%, we need to lean in and try to get to 75% and try to get to 80%. right now, we have this goal. we are working toward it. d he hit all of e

who have been streaming in, trying to get the vaccine for themselves and now we are going out one by one, getting this vaccine to the people. >> good news as we head into summer camp season. the american academy of pediatrics says weekly covid cases among children is at the lowest we have seen in about eight months. as more people get vaccinated, more companies are bringing workers back to the office. cal/osha is prepared to vote today on updated covid safety guidelines in the workplace . abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with what we need to know. >> reporter: everyone is watching this one closely. one worker here at the office who is not vaccinated could mean that everyone in the office has to wear a mask. that is the policy that is going to be voted on today. as you know, the state is planning to reopen on june 15 and that will mean that vaccinated people are expected to be able to drop their masks.

cal/osha is considering going a different direction and putting stricter rules in place. the proposal says if the entire office is vaccinated, the masks can come off and physical distancing will not be required but if there is an employee that does not show proof of vaccination, the masks would stay on. some business groups have criticized this idea saying vaccinated workers should not have their freedom controlled by other workers who don't get the vaccine. this has been criticized as rogue public policy since it would go against federal and state guidelines. the covid case rate in california has dropped to less than 1% but advocates for this policy say they fear another possible surge and they also want to protect the most vulnerable workers in the office. that vote is expected today and that rule, whatever they decide on, could stay in place for the rest of the year. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

>> you can watch more of our pandemic content on our abc 7 connected tv app. it is available in roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. just search for abc 7 bay area to download it now. families can now say the final goodbyes to the nine people killed in the vta mass shooting. yesterday, the santa clara county coroner's office finished the autopsies and started to release the victims' bodies to their families. the corner reported that all of the victims died from multiple gunshot wounds. we have set up a way for you to support their family. you can visit www.abcnews7.com to find links to verified gofundme drives as well as an overall donation site. this morning, we are hearing from an expert who explains why gun violence is on the rise across the country. according to the gun violence archive, 8100 people in the us have died from gun violence this year. that is putting 2021 ontrack to match the 19,000 who were killed last year. experts say

many of america's largest cities some more than a 30% increase in homicides amid protests over racial injustice and collapsing economies and of course the pandemic. >> mental health issues. we sstressemployla -- we have seen record gun sales in 2021. >> last week, president biden called on congress once again to pass gun reform legislation. lawmakers are still at odds over what that should include. san francisco police are now sharing a video of a troubling. teenager is seen as setting a woman's hair on fire. this happened on may 2 on a bus near civic center. the onboard security cameras capture this scene. you can see this person scooting up to the unsuspecting victim, then using a lighter to set the back of the passenger's head on fire. eventually, the muni driver pulled over, called police. at

trto trackdo victim who is in their 50s or 60s of filipino or latino descent and investigators are also looking for the suspect and an accomplice. the san mateo police are looking for help finding a teenage mom and her baby. 16-year-old claudia ramirez and her five-month-old daughter abigail were last seen saturday night at her family home in san mateo. family members tell investigators claudia wanted to live separately from them and they fear for the safety of this young family. >> we have a young teenager trying to care for a young baby, a five-month-old child. that is at risk. >> matteo palouse are urging anyone who sees claudia and baby abigail to contact them. you can leave an anonymous tip. an 84-year-old san francisco grandmother is still missing. this morning we are learning a

language barrier may have played a role a. chui fong disappeared friday while walking from her home in the richmond district. a 911 caller saw her coming into the macarthur tunnel but because that stretch falls under highway they responded and gave her a courtesy right. chp drop drop at the corner of maria and filmore because she asked to get out. >> it seems that there was a missed opportunity for her to return home safely. if it weren't for the lack of language support and cultural competency. >> police have assigned officers to the case and are now looking for video from the nearby safeway as well as around the neighborhood. a big surge for company that was on the verge of bankruptcy. what is going on with amc? >> a quick and easy way to get some self-care in san francisco. the robot that will do your nails. a check of the weather from a real-life human.

>> i want to circle back to that 3.6 that erupted under the south bay just a few moments ago. across the entire globe, we average about 274 of 3.0 to 3.9 earthquakes per day. it is not unusual. here is a look at the temperatures. we are pretty close to where we were yesterday. mid to upper 50s everywhere in the east bay. that is where all the warm air is getting pushed up away from us as it is getting undercut by that seabreeze. i wanted to show you this east bay hills camera. i was hoping the sun would be up. it also shows you the clouds that are late arriving to the east bay and the reason why they will be so easy to get rid of. 77 at noon. 67 around the bay. 74 and 85 at 4:00, much warmer

than yesterday. most of us in the 70s. we will talk about what to expect when you step out. those sunglasses, you will need them. the coast will see more sunshine today. a small craft advisory. it is in the usual spot. it will be a little bit warmer afternoon and you will have to deal with moderate amounts of tree and grass pollen. jobina, how are your allergies? >> allegra is holding me down. our biggest issue on the road is in fremont. we have a slowdown because of this overturned dump truck on 880 at the warren offramp. they were 1000 pounds of trash still in the roadway. cleanup crews are there right now. according to chp, the warren on and offramp are currently closed. just a heads up to you if this is a part of your commute. i want to bring you a live picture of emeryville showing

you 880. we do have another issue that just came up in berkeley. they are reporting a brush fire along westbound 80 underneath the university avenue exit there. heads up but things are still moving at the limited emeryville. the chp is reporting that they do see flames. moving over to a live look at the san mateo bridge where things are picking up for people living westbound. aside fr

an unemployment milestone for the first time since the pandemic began. new jobless claims have dipped before the u.s. labor department is reporting 385,000 new claims were filed last week but there is still more than 8.7 million continuing claims. that is 169,000 more from the

previous week. the may jobs report will be released tomorrow so we will see how wall street reacts to the market in about 45 minutes. ally bank is getting rid of overdraft fees for good. more than 80% of overdraft fees are paid by people living paycheck to paycheck or with consistently low balances. according to one report, the people who consistently pay overdraft fees are disproportionately black and latino. the ceo says these customers need help, not penalties. ally is the largest online only bank in the us many bay area kids are wrapping up what has been a roller coaster of a school year. we checked back in with an east bay third-grader who has kept a video diary. >> you need a face shield and a mask. i am sick of it. many other kids are. >> that was 9-year-old nolan wu of san pablo last year. this week he wraps up his last

day of in person learning. nolan was in tears months ago before going back. now, he's a stickler for the rules. >> sometimes it is like, oh my god, you are not 6 feet away. you are not 6 feet away. where your mask, 6 feet and follow the rules at the school. like, covid rules. >> nolan, we love you. distance-learning will finish up on june 9 for nolan and then next year, it will be all in person learning. >> i trust nolan. there is a new quick and easy way if you want to get a manic or in san francisco there is a new nail salon called clockwork that is open the marina but there are no technicians. let me explain. for $8, this robot will polish your nails in 10 minutes. the device is a little bigger than a microwave and it uses high-tech cameras and algorithms

. at this point, the robot does not cut or shave your nails but that could be coming soon. the pop-up is expected to be open for at least six months. i would so try that. >> i'm trying to see if they have appointments today. >> they had me at the $8. >> i know. >> i will come back next week. >> do you trust a robot that has a knife? >> is it a knife? >> not now but if it did? >> to shave? >> not necessarily a knife. you know what i mean. a little blade. >> that could go different directions. >> don't think of it. >> i think it will be fine. i'm ready. >> you all come back and show us how it looks. if i see your hand painted when you come in -- why is it red?

>> i don't know. >> this is unfamiliar territory for me. i thought you used to get a massage. >> that is why i go. >> it is $8. you are not getting all of that. this is just if you need a quick touchup. >> i got you. in and out. kind of like what we should do right now. let's take a look at what is going on outside. here is a look at that her quick again, 3.6, up in the east foothills there. as we head up to mt. hamilton, you are rocking and rolling this morning. that is the reason why. we are looking east that way from 280 at 17. there are a few low clouds in the south bay. there are clouds increasing across the northbay and that is what we are seeing everywhere. the cloud cover has a late arrival with a quick retreat today. we are going to have this pattern with minor fluctuations through sunday and then a

couple of days of below average highs next week. you can see for june it gets cooler. a small craft advisory, same place it has been a week from 3:0029:00. golden gate bridge all the way through the delta. let's run through the temperatures quick. 76 in sunnyvale to 86 in los gatos. of the peninsula, 79 at railway city. near 60 along the coast today with mid-60s and downtown. mid-80s to low 90s. 60s holding on in richmond and berkeley. everybody else in the east bay in the 70s. mid-80s to even some low 90s. for the fourth day in a row, we have record highs possible for parts of the state. 84 in tahoe. that would be that there day and a we have had a record high. good news tonight, we will fall back into the 50s. great sleeping weather once

again. there you see next week we get rid of the 80s and the 90s. the nfl will stop using a controversial practice in concussion claims. race norming assumes a black players started with a lower cognitive function compared to other players. the practice made it much harder for black players to receive compensation for brain injuries sustained while playing. more than 2000 former nfl players have logged dementia claims but fewer than 600 have received compensation. the announcement comes after a pair of black players filed a civil rights lawsuit against the nfl. the oakland a's have terminated a third-party vendor after two photos of postgame deals from minor leaguers went viral on twitter. many compared it to the reported fyre festival. it is totally unacceptable, apologized to players, staff, and coaches and they are redoubling their efforts to provide the best options for the a's organizations at every

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welcome back. the of the work of california to dangerous turn for two utah girls who snuck out of their family's home and got behind the wheel of their parents' car. the driver was ye-old and old. ey did not ke befo thehia semitrk city. than girls are okay and they reportedly told officers that they were headed west. >> it looks like this was

something that could have happened to anybody. you got some curious kids who were excited about swimming with dolphins in california and figured out how to drive the car. >> they are stunned. the parents say the girls must have snuck out of the house to the basement. police don't think this is a threat. amc entertainment is offering online investing for free popcorn and special movie screenings for sending its stock price soaring the company's stock shot up 95%. overnight, the stock was on a premarket roller coaster. at one point it was up 20%. now it is down 5%. .5 million shares. ed it would ye c closedat ane gh of $62.55. the stock surge has been fueled by online investors, the same ones who sent gamestop stocks soaring earlier this year. amc says there are more than 3

million shareholders who have boosted the stock as a way to hurt short-sellers who bet against the company. nasa headed back to venus. the agency will launch two new missions in 2028 and 2030. it will fly through the solar system's hottest planet and into the atmosphere's gases and figurative venus ever had an ocean or supported life. they will map the planet's surface to detail its geologic history. the nest time nasa went to venus was a 1978. we did not have any high-resolution images then. >> no. take a look at this. there is a beautiful look at this towering dust devil in a tulare. the viewer who shot it yesterday afternoon says it lasted for about 15 minutes before dissipating. they can be dangerous as we have shown you in the past. they pick up bouncing houses. they pick up tents. winds can get up to 60 miles per hour which is above a

severe thunderstorm threshold. they can be dangerous but in this case, it was just majestic and beautiful from a distance. the cubs are in town. they are in first place in the nl central. giants are in first place in the nl west. it will feel chilly out there watching it. i've got some good news for the drought monitor. let's spin it that way. no change since last week. that still means a 26% of the state is exceptional. it is not going to get any better. we don't get any rain this time of year. the exceptional is covering more of the bay area than any other part of california. talking about that venus thing, he said it is so hot on venus that it can melt lead. i am wondering what those probes will be made of. >> interesting. summer is right around the corner and now there is any floaty you can use in the pool, although -- what is this? it is supposed to be the thing

that holds the franchise that in-n-out. okay. mike likes it. it even has a bible verse on the bottom like the real thing. >> they should have made a pillow out of the salt packet to make it complete. >> okay. innovation. >> come on, people. >> why do we have to provide all of the ideas? >> it is 6 feet by 3 feet and it can fit both children and adults. >> i don't fit >> you are like the fry that falls out of the bag. >> thank you. that is my brand. i appreciate that. in any case, this thing costs $60. it is an ad for in-n-out. be like it should be less than that. you could get me for $20 maybe. it is not very colorful. wouldn't it be more fun if it were like a big french fry or a

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all the stops to free ourselves from this virus. >> now at 6, president biden's game plan to get all americans vaccinated by the 4th of july. handling covid safety at work, the big rules in the office. we're getting a look at disney's newest attraction. >> this is the first time we've been together like this since march of 2020. can you believe it? >> i know. i miss this. >> it really feels like a new