of the disappearance by a family friend who saw coverage of the las vegas case and felt there might have been a connection. good afternoon, i am dan ashley. >> you are are are are are are on hulu and wherever you stream. we are counting down to the reopening on june 15th. you can see we are seven days away. while we don't know what things are going to look like, there are significant steps happening right here in the bay area. let's start in san francisco, a place we shouldn't have taken for granted. they are reopening their doors, flying the flag, we are talking about city hall in the middle of pride month. wayne freedman has >> reporter: it seems so fitting for a day with multiple layers of significance. that is a pride flag flying over city hall on june 7th, 2021. history will record how after a pandemic, this building reopened

with more than a year of business waiting outside the city clerk's office. why? >> my birth certificate. i lost it during the pandemic. >> everything is opening up. >> reporter: births, deaths, marriages, yes, marriages -- >> we have been waking a year and a half -- >> our first wedding was scheduled october of 2020. >> reporter: after all these months of closures during covid, they are novel again. and then, there is the historical significance of this place. >> this is about discrimination. >>epter: back to the pride beam, it was in this building in 2004 when san ancio t an sarr >>thring, i be >> reporter: they let off the marriages with mayor london breed tying that off.

there was no shortage of witnesses. >> we never thought we were able to get married. >> it was filling city hall with love, how about that? >> reporter: hannah also happens to work with the city. yes, we really can say that now. it is getting better every day. >> we are excited. this has been a long time for us. >> reporter: it's a long time for everybody, and hopefully, a long time gone. >> you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: at city hall, wayne freedman, abc7 news. we are getting back to the normal. look at us getting back to normal. we are talking about a modest increase in riders. >> the trains are carrying a previous fraction of riders. we are live with a look at how transit is changing. >> reporter: hi, larry. we are talking about 80 steps.

bart would carry something like 450,000 riders per day, now maybe 70,000, but still, it is progress. >> reporter: slowly, very slowly, riders are returning to bark. there is a faint light at the end of the tunnel as ridership is up to 17% of what it was pre- pandemic. some people once again see the system as a safe way to travel. >> just a few months ago, i remember the trains being totally empty. now it is difficult to find a seat. >> reporter: revenues may be down, but thanks to federal relief funds, bart is able to ramp up surface. this week, adding additional trips monday through friday, including to sfo. >> reporter: when you get on the train, they are not as empty as they used to be. we have seen a significant jump in the last week, but for everyone who is masking

ride bart, there are more hitting the road. according to one commission, traffic on the bay bridge for the first week of june is up to 90% what it was pre-pandemic. but there is one big caveat. toll statistics show the carpool lane is mostly empty, 15% of normal. most drivers are still choosing to go it alone. >> getting folks to share the ride has always been a heavy lift. it is something that we at mtc, any number of operations have been promoting for decades -- literally, decades. there is clearly a lot of work to do and left to be done. >> reporter: do you worry some people have change their habits permanently? >> absolutely. every transit system in the country is worried about that. every transit system is worried about remote work. what that means to us is we will do a er job. port isplanni

pre-pandemic service levels on august 30th. that does not mean they expect pre-pandemic ridership, and that won't happen for at least two more years. back to you. >> well, it is ours anytime soon, because they are supposed to close at 9:00 p.m. >> reporter: yeah, it is, and they are hearing about it on social media from riders right now. bart closes at 9:00. for a lot of folks, that is a hardship, especially those who want to use the system on the weekends. the number is showing the greatest increases in ridership is not coming during traditional commute hours, but on the weekends and the hangout for bart -- they have to hire and train more operators in order to get that service

spread across more hours of the day. that takes time. >> laura, thank you so much. new developments from last month's devastating colonial pipeline cyber attack. the justice department says has recovered money paid in ransom to the hackers. the cyber investigation into the hacking was led by fbi agents assigned to the san francisco field office. the best slaver sleuths are faced right here. -- they are expected to be based in russia. ransom money is very rare, but the justice department wants to send a message to bad actors. >> we will continue to use all of our tools and all of our resources to increase the cost and consequences of ransomware attacks and other cyber enabled attacks. >> the pipeline ceo said they paid $4.4 million to cyber

criminals, but they also notified the fbi early on. officials said the recovery amounted to just over 63 bit coins, which is currently valued at over $2.3 million. >> reporter: santa clara county is expected to declare a water shortage emergency sometime this week. this hasn't come as a surprise. everyone could see, half the water source is down. this has come on so much faster. -- than the last drought. >> reporter: the largest wateth provider will urge cities and companies in and around san jose to impose mandatory water restrictions. this comes as california faces the second driest back to back winter season on record. this will be the first time instructions are imposed in the county since 2016. the water district is looking to drop water usage countywide by 15% from 2019 levels, specific limitations and possible fines will be up to individual cities to the side.

basically, it is time we all start saving more water. liz kreutz is breaking down the small changes that could make a big difference. >> i did it in my home, you can do it in your home. >> reporter: for californians, conserving water is nothing not this is coverage from the drought in 1977. >> if you feel you must use the dishwasher, why not make sure it is absolutely jampacked full before you turn it on? >> to this day, that is a good tip as we try to save water. experts say there are many other things we can do, too. >> simple changes make a change collectively. >> reporter: you can use a bucket to save the water we usually waste while warming up the shower. you can use the water for other things around the house like watering your plants. the same goes for saving the water while you're washing fruits and vegetables. remember the old phrase, if d d ent. rns the water llmellow

chki for leaks around the house is up to 200 gallons of water per day. >> reporter: you could get water filtration systems like this one that allows you to wash your hands with water in your toilet. you can also get a system reuses water for your laundry in your yard. there is good news as some counties offer rebates if you buy them. >> reporter: one of the biggest wasters is outside irrigation, using mulch and biochar create less evaporation and less water. >> in my experience, 30% less water. >> reporter: though it is good to cut back on water in your garden, you don't a cup at too much on watering your trees. >> we had a lot of trees dying off because people stopped irrigating. >> reporter: what are things you shouldn't do? >> water your sidewalks. >> reporter: what about washing your car? >> a dirty car is a badge of honor.

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a man and his girlfriend are in jail in connection with a road rage shooting that killed a six-year-old boy in orange county. marcus aries s s s s s s arrested at their home, yesterday, the day after memorial service for aiden leos. he was shot on may 21st, sitting in the backseat of a car that was driven by his mother. just a short time ago the district attorney got emotional and talking about this case. >> i do want to promise toy, when aidan that we will get justice for him. we have to promise him that. it is so important for that little boy to have set an example for the rest of society on how we treat each other.

>> they are being held on 100 million bail each, they are expected to be sentenced tomorrow. the vice president is meeting with the guatemalan president to discuss people entering the country among the southern border. >> do not come. do not come. the united states will continue to enforce our laws and secure our border. there are legal methods by which migration can and should occur. >> reporter: paris announced an task force to crackdown in the co se belie quitgr atio wo

life -- i should say, later today, she will travel to mexico to discuss the same topic. the marin county kayaker who tried to paddle solo from sausalito to hawaii only to be rescued six days into his journey is vowing to try once again. the coast guard picked him up, he was only a few miles west of santa cruz, he called after his kayak was damaged and tossed around in the waves. he lost his gps for days due to the rough seas. he spoke about the rescue on midday live. >> it was some luxury to be 60 miles away from shore. had it been in the middle of the pacific, i might've had to do the same thing, call for rescue, it would have not been the coast guard, it would have been someone else who came to get me. the survival at sea course we all take when we take these endeavors teaches us we have to be able to be self sustainable for 48 hours. you know, i would have been able to do this. if it is survival, i would have

jumped in the water, released a sea anchor, i would have done whatever it was to survive for sure. >> reporter: he says he and his rescue team are trying to figure out how they can recover the kayak which is still out there. if that happens, he is ready to try again, even, perhaps, before the end of this month. you and i had skepticism about the whole adventure when it was first launched. cyril, i love this is kind of a big task. >> when he said jump in the water if i had to -- i was like what? is that survival mode? >> i mean, if you are out in the middle of the ocean -- maybe pick something else. a little more manageable -- >> i know yesterday was so windy. the wind was so strong. we have a wind me. 8:00 tonight, this is most of the bay area, virtually the east bay except the east bay

shoreline, the north bay, the wind gusts may range from 45 to 55 with the strongest -- that will produce difficult driving conditions. be especially bridges and overpasses where the winds are stronger. avoid parking on trees and power lines. secure outdoor objects that might get blown around under these windy conditions. here is a look at current gusts, 35 in san francisco, sfo, all these all these all th bay area, we are seeing gusty conditions like that. later tonight and overnight we expect gusts to taper off. the temperature change over the last 24 hours is striking as well. locations are 13 to 14 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. east bay locations are 10 to 12 degrees cooler. it is windy at the embedded arrow. these are the temperature readings, mid to upper 60s at oakland and mountain view,

morgan hill, 57 and half moon bay -- this would be the golden gate. the skies are blue at moment. e 70s tosa d pa, fairfield, n 73, livermore, 67. here is the view from the tower camera looking out over san francisco. we have gusty winds, tonight. we expect some patchy clouds overnight into the early morning. we have a breezy pattern lingering for the next few days. we will have cooler than average one -- weather for the remaining week. the low clouds will develop along the coastline, but not the entire coast, mainly south of the golden gate and over across the bay and down to the south a little bit, generally clear among other locations and certainly another sunny moon ba

around the bay shoreline, not a wide range of temperatures, and low 70s inland. there is the accuweather seven- day forecast, not much changmucg perhaps cooler in some spots, but we will warm up a bit on tuesday, friday is warmer. we will continue into the weekend as high temperatures will get into the mid-80s in the inland areas over the weekend and mid-70s are on the bay shoreline. it will be cooler than average until that warm up happens. >> thank you, spencyou, spencyoc >> it doesn't let up. >> that, it doesn't. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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during pride month, we are celebrating members of the transgender community as part of a series called, who i am meant to be. >> today you will hear from honey mahogany, a cofounder of the transgender cultural district who has competed in rupaul's drag race and is making history as the first black and transgender chair of the necrotic party. -- party.

>> i think there are people who are afraid of what it means to be trans because they don't know trans people in their lives. some say they do, but they don't know they are trends. in general, folks are not connected to the trans community, and i want to tell them how beautiful that trans life can can can can can can ca >> my name is honey mahogany, i use she/they pronounce. i grew up in san francisco. when i came out it was while i was in los angeles. i was therefore undergrad at

university of southern california. i came out as queer, but what pushed me to come out was dragged. i got in drag for the first time for a friend's film. when i did that, i was sort of surprised by how quickly i took to it. maybe i wasn't surprised. i think, you know, dressing permanently, you know,you know, on women's clothing and shoes, i mean, that was something i always wanted to do and knew that i couldn't do when i was a kid. i would play dress-up at daycare. i don't know that i thought about my gender identity. maybe it wasn't talked about that much. the only way to get representation growing up, trans people i saw were often the butt of the joke in the film. it never presented to me as an option. i did no drag queens growing up in san francisco, being the gay mecca of the world, we have a lot of drag queens here. learning about my gender was

definitely a process. i came out as queer at first. over time, when i started to become a drag queen, the performing regularly, it was a part of myself that was an essential part of over the years, especially when i went on rupaul's drag race and started doing drag professionally, it really became melded with my personality. i think for a lot of drag queens in particular, when they do drag, their persona is a reimagined version of themselves. for me, it was very much just me. you know? it was a full rotation -- representation of what i didn't change who i was on

the inside or what i was embodying when i did dragon. i was doing myself with a little more glitter on. when i started to do drag on a regular basis, this is when i realized it was more than just a performance, but was part of who i was. it was in the back room at the stud, at the white horse, at the midnight sun, that i really got to know the trans women who are part of the drag scene. many of them, before i knew i was trans were telling me i was trans. there was another drag queen by the name of jupiter. i remember specifically being backstage and asking me, are you pickling? to her, that meant are you on the hormones? i remember being like, i don't know why she keeps asking me this. she would say, you are pickling. that was her way of saying she saw i was trans, you know, not just a boy in drag. >> you can watch all of honey's story streaming on our app with a full collection of stories from pride month. that up -- app is available to download on fire tv and roku.

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progression of alzheimer's in the brain. the drugs that are currently out there only ease symptoms of the disease. >> it is not your grandma in a wheelchair, but it is, but it's also me. >> reporter: pam is showing symptoms of mild impairment, it started around 2012. she was diagnosed with early alzheimer's later. she would be a good candidate for the new drug that was just given accelerated approval status by the fda to slow the progression of the disease. the human brain has neurotransmitters constantly sending messages. >> reporter: in alzheimer's, protein begins to plumped together, blocking the brains ability to send those message. >> reporter: they said the drug given once a month through the iv begins to dissolve those and lloyds. >> it is different than the ones who came before, but this one could potentially buy more

time. >> reporter: last year, the fda advisory committee concluded there is not enough evidenough d support its effectiveness. still, the fda gave the approval stating that the benefits outweigh the risks. the consumer group outlook citizen's health research has been against its approval. >> approving this drug now based upon the flimsy evidence available would raise false hopes for millions of alzheimer's disease patients and their families. >> reporter: people like montana say it's a start that will hopefully lead to more treatment options. she wants to be there for her seven grandchildren and the rest of the family. >> i need more time. i need more time with my kids, i need more time with my husband and my friends. that is what this brings to me. this brings me hope. >> reporter: we don't know when this new drug will be available. pam montana says hopefully, very soon. year, she was

allowed to address the panel to give people with the disease a chance to live >> well, leanne, what implications are there when a drug has accelerated approval as opposed to the normal approval we think of? >> a lot of people are asking the same question. what it means, it doesn't just get approved, and of story, we go home. the company has to have new clinical studies while that drug is out there in use. >> all right, thanks for the information, appreciate it. the play-by-play announcer, duane kuyper, will bewill bewili some broadcasts due to a medical condition he just revealed today. he issued a statement saying he will be taking some time off after being diagnosed with a condition that requires immediate chemotherapy. he did not elaborate about the condition. he says he is staying positive for quick and full recovery. the giants issued their own statement saying the entire family sends our love and

support to him and during this challenging time. we know we speak for giants fans everywhere in offering our prayers for a safe and speedy recovery. giants are blessed to have an amazing broadcast crew with fleming and john miller and more -- the standard they said, they are elite level broadcasters. and they are arguably as popular as many giants players themselves because they have been around -- >> longer than the players. >> they have been working for decades, together. everybody loves the crew. we love crooked pipe. duane lives five minutes away from me. i see him around town hoping he gets better soon. i think he will be doing some games. when the chemotherapy saps his strength, he will take time off, but i hope he will be in the booth more often than not. we have the same sentiments

wishing him a speedy recovery. >> he doesn't know me, but i think of him as a friend. helping the changing workplace is one of the pillars of building a better bay area. some are taking different approaches as we get closer to the june 15th reopening date. david we spent the day talking with tech leaders about what the future looks like. >> reporter: the ceo is excited. >> we are having a welcoming party for employees on june 15th. >> reporter: a big reason, they hired 400 new employees during the pandemic, and they have never met except over zoom. a second office building has been added. >> we invested the past six months in building an environment that allows you to gather in a bigger space and to have bigger meeting rooms are surrounding the open space. >> reporter: the transition will be gradual, something for

officers in israel who provided a measured response when the transition was lifted several months ago. by contrast, the ceo at big panda looks at june 15th differently. >> next tuesday for us is going to be a nonevent. >> reporter: the one resident says his aha moment was when productivity and culture were better than ever with remote work. >> something gets better when people get together, creativity and serendipity -- i was wrong. >> reporter: there will be no rush getting people back, hitting people time to assess their comfort level. we also checked in with a san francisco tech company with 125 employees. a survey indicated in person collaboration is important. >> we want to come together more frequently than we did before. we would come to headquarters in san francisco twice a year or three times a year, and the company would have an offset. the futures could be more abio

>> reporter: different approaches would reflect what employees think is best. david lui, abc 7 news. a lot of events had to be canceled last year. they are back on now,

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million people were screened airport checkpoints, that is the highest since the start of the pandemic, some are headed to spain, spain, spain, spain, travelers must have received a single dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine or a second dose of an approved vaccine at least 14 days prior to travel days, at least people who leasts not fully vaccinated but have recovered from covid-19 may also enter as long as they have proof of recovery. spencer, i know italy is your preference over spain. >> no offense to the spaniards! >> i know. i know the thing that concerns me about international travel, pandemic or not, if you needed serious medical care overseas, it is not covered by your healthcare in the states. things can unravel quickly. how comfortable are you?are you? >> it depends on where i'm going. if i'm going to a place with

which i'm familiar, like italy, i actually know medical care people in some places in italy. i feel comfortable traveling. if i travel to a country have only been to once or twice, a place are not familiar with, i might not feel so comfortable. >> are you ready to go to spain? >> pretty soon, i think so, i think so. i am getting to that point. to be honest, i'm not really interested or exciting -- flying 10 or 12 hours with mask, , , passes. i should point out uncomfortable going to italy with spencer as we did a couple years ago together because spencer knows everybody. i don't need to know anybody. i know spencer. >> that is good enough. >> you don't need to worry about food. it just comes. >> spencer took care of everything. >> that gets you in almost any place. >> this is true. how about this one? people in istanbul are istanb with an unsightly site, a huge

mass of what is known as marine mucilage or cease thick, slimy substance is a result of an overproduction of phytoplankton caused by ineffective waste management and rising water temperatures due to climate change. the president has vowed to rescued -- rescue the inland sea. it looks so sludge e.sludge e.s. >> it is not swimming. if you have a boat, you are trying to get out of the area as quickly as possible. that is not a phenomenon i am familiar with. anyone else? >> this is pretty bad. wastewater, those algae blooms can happen. i've always wanted to go to istanbul. it's go to spain and italy and let them show -- sort the problem out. >> i have never seen anything

that massive. >> this is more of a rank. >> waterside restaurants will not be doing much business as long as that is there. >> waterfront, no thank you. on the subject of water, two districts have bragging rights when it comes to providing the best tapwater in all of america. the metropolitan water district of southern california finished first. we will get to this. the city of santa ana took second in the annual berkeley springs water tasting event, which, for some reason, took place in west virginia. more on that later, judges swirled and tastedtastedtastedtd sourced in 19 states and foreign countries in four categories, included top, bottled, sparkling and purified waters, no bay area water districts entered. okay. now maybe a lot of places did not enter.

because southern california's water is -- >> this is like is like is like not taking part in a three- point contest. who won? i will. -- >> same thing with the water. i don't know who entered. for me, the crystal clear water of hawaii is as good as it gets. santa ana versusana versusana vs you kidding me? >> when i go down to disneyland, the kids pack water from here because they hate the l.a. water. >> it tastes almost like chlorine. you know, i feel healthier when i drink it. i feel chemicals coursing through my body. >> that explains a lot. >> some of it seeped into my brain. >> what you do after you it? >> that is the air. >> spencer, you are well

traveled, where is the best water? >> new york has great water. new york was ranked number one among major metropolitan metropr for purest water. i have no idea where it stands now because i haven't lived there or worked there in a long time. >> but the tapwater, it always tasted good? >> i don't drink tap water everywhere, but i did in new york. all right, from drinking to eating, the fast food chicken wars are going political with burger king using pride month to upend the pecking order, they took a not-so-subtle shot at aaa by announcing it would actually donate $.40 to the human rights campaign for every chicken -- is at how they say it -- chicken sandwich sold in june? it is the largest lgbtq civil rights organization, tweeting it will make the organization

donations on sunday, another day which is closed on due to the devout christian faith. they have faced a backlash for years over lgbtq protections as well as a report in dan? >> i don't like when politics gets in the middle of something like that. i don't know -- you know -- met the founder of chick-fil-a many decades ago, did a story on him, he was a very nice man, he was the one that didn't want to be open on sundays. evidently, his son continues the tradition. that is in his will -- you know -- he dictated that must continue even though the board had repeatedly tried to open on sundays because they lose

money. he felt strongly. >> it is fun when the companies engage in back-and-forth whimsical stuff about whose sandwiches better. when you start to get political or sensitive -- guys, we have enough going on on the planet right now. we don't need you fanning flames. >> got a popeyes, right? not involved in any political issues at all. >> i love popeyes. it is hard to get the chicken sandwich. it is so popular. i don't like it when companies hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try.

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the first legoland discovery center will make a debut at the great mall. dustin dorsey is giving us a look at some of the things guests can see and do and how you can get tickets. get ticket. >> imagine the sites of the bay area, the golden gate bridge, levi's stadium, apple park, make it tiny. this is what guests can expect at the discovery center. >> there isn't anything in this area that caters to the 3 to 12 demographic. we are the ultimate indoor lego playground. anything and everything you can think of lego -- >> reporter: set up at the beginning of thndicthe vi, amanda helped raive de

crown, and the centerpiece, the bay area seemed many >> if you ever wondered what this looks like, you want to come out and see this. i think it took 45 builders, several thousand hours to put this together. it is marvelous. it is an amazing amazing amazin >> reporter: the indoor playground will open to guests for a soft opening on june 8th. the official grand opening will be june 14th, a must anticipate a debut. >> the opening and response for the kids and families has been phenomenal. it is sad to see kids crying as parents try to take them home, they don't want to go home, and it's great that they love it th to leave. >> reporter: for ticket information, visit abc7news.com. dustin dorsey, abc7 news.

what you think? >> i can imagine being the parent whose child is trying to stay after hours, come on on, we've got to -- >> didn't you used to do that? >> yeah, well -- >> you know what? a lot of things are happening. people are getting out of the county fair. unfortunately, it is windy. >> we have gustshave gustshave s per hour. we have a wind advisory in effect until 8:00 tonight for most of the bay area, areas shaded in yellow, bear that in mind if you have options you don't want blown away, be especially cautious when you are driving. don't park under trees or powerlines. overnight, we will see a few areas of low clouds developing, the coast mainly in the 40s and 50s, breezy and sunny day, not

like today. highs will be in the 50s and ba 60s inland. here is the seveseveseve on wednesday, i beg your pardon, a couple degrees cooler in some spots on wednesday, but we are starting to warm up on thursday. by the weekend, we will see high temperatures and 70s around the bay shoreline. >> i do like you trying to get us closer to the weekend as fast as possible. i appreciate that. >> comin hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was startingo just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were.

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