cheap flights. >> that is not where they serve the good alcohol. abc7news.com/vot [laughter] >> this is how he is. [laughter] reggie: we are all about certain things. >> the front is fine. we are waking up to a little bit of fog. the rain is out so today we have good air quality. you can see it along the north bay and the coast.

it is from petaluma over to napa. santa rosa has improved but the north bay valley dealing with fig fog. 40's and 50's for the most part and we take a live look from the exploratorium camera. we start off with cloud cover but will have the marine layer break afternoon sunshine. by 4:00 p.m. sunny skies and temperatures in the 60's. reggie: developing news in ukraine, another round of p peace talks has begun. these face-to-face talks kicked off in turkey overnight. kumasi: it comes as russian troops are being pushed away from the capital city. jobina has the latest on the war. >> president zelensky is proposing a compromise in these high-stakes peace talks if russia withdraws to territories it occupied before the invasion. ukraine would not join nato and pledge neutrality.

this would have to be guaranteed by third countries, possibly including the u.s. while ukraine is claiming victory in some parts of the country some cities illustrate the devastation that is still unfolding. thousands remained trapped with no humanitarian corridors. president biden is standing by his statement saying vladimir putin cannot stay in power. >> i stand by my word. jobina: he was expressing outrage not announcing a policy change. according to officials in ukraine, 143 children have been killed and the country is suffering $565 billion in losses. kumasi: a veterinary clinic on the polish border is treating wounded animals and pets from ukraine.

they set up temporary hospitals to help cats, dogs, and even this little goat. many refugees managed to bring their pets with them, many in desperate need of care. but one vet is worried this number will rise. the bay area ukraine is doing everything it can to help. they posted this video showing volunteers packing supplies that are going to be sent to ukraine. the same video had pictures of emergency aid being delivered to people affected by the war. they are asking for financial donations. to find out how you can help visit our website where we have put a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees at

reggie: the best way to keep people safe is to test speed enforcement cameras. we are finding this big city proposal comes with putbac push. reporter: some say this will enhance safety others say it is a violation of privacy. san jose mayor testifying for automated speed cameras to reduce speeding and reckless driving. he addresses the transportation committee yesterday. california law prohibits cities from using these speed cameras but assembly bill 2336 will allow places like san jose, oakland and others to establish a speed safety system pilot program. it would put these cameras in high injury intersections made

to monitor cars going 11 miles over the posted speed limit. phillipa's daughter the crosswalk of monterey road when she was left for dead. a year later the driver has not been identified and she says lawmakers voted to move the law forward is a breakthrough. >> i know there is redtape they have to go through but there is lives that are being taken. the individual that hit and killed by daughter was going over 40 miles an hour. reporter: opponents of the bill include the aclu and electronic frontier foundation. they say there are personal privacy concerns, issues of rights, and government transparency. the equipment would capture images and video of license plates and tickets would be mailed to the registered owners. the fines would start at $50. reggie: thank you so much.

san jose police expected to provide an update on the shooting in which an officer shot someone. they responded to a report of a person with a gun inside la victoria near san jose state university sunday morning. the department between two these photos of a fight and struggle over a gun. they also released body camera images showing a man holding a gun. police have not made any arrests in the person shot by the officer is expected to survive. kumasi: the fda could authorize a second booster for americans over 50 as soon as today. these are likely to be offered but not formally recommended. it leaves set up to people to make their own decision with their doctors based on health and age. next week the fda will consider a second booster for the rest of americans along with the need for a very specific booster --variant specific booster. it is on track to become the dominant strain in the u.s.

the cdc says nearly 150 of its wastewater sites across the country are reporting a doubling income the positive samples. sap center in san jose is dropping requirements for proof of vaccine or negative test starting friday. this is in line with the modification chase center announced last week. it takes effect on friday. sap center says its mask policy will depend on preference of each event promoter. the sharks' next home game will be against the dallas stars on saturday. a key vote on the reparations in california we could see today. plus, this now viral dramatic rescue in southern california. the back-and-forth water rescue to save this frightened pup. back to business in downtown san francisco. the events you will notice all week moving the city back to life. drew: dealing with a lot of fog this morning. future weather showing you

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drew: live look at sfo where we have cloudy skies over the airport. an update on the pollen. things are not changed over the last week. tree pollen running high. oak, sycamore and mulberry the highest. throughout spring the sun angle will be higher and higher. where the sun stream is you will see such after morning fog. it pulls to the coastline for sunny skies later today. 61 in the city, 65 san jose, warmer santa rosa at 71, same

fairfield, 67 concord. that storm we had yesterday is moving out. in its wake we have good air quality. southern california into the 60's and 70's. good morning, jobina. jobina: walnut creek a parking lot. live camera showing southbound 680 before 24. this alert has been in effect over 30 minutes. has not let up. according to chp, a car flipped over on 680 before the 24 connector. at least one lane is blocked. you can see the sensors until the backup has reached pleasant hill. they have not given us an estimated time of when lanes will reopen. injuries are reported. things are much better here. metering lights came on at 5:55 and highway 4 to the maze will be the slow spot. kumasi: thank you. the california man that has to wait a few more days blasted to

outer space. plus, a local restaurant benefiting from the big wind of "encanto." we look at the food represented in the film. live look

reggie: the oscars highlighted diversity with "encanto" winning best animated movie. we spoke to some who appreciated seeing their culture on the big screen. reporter: even though we do not talk about bruno we can talk about latinos at the oscars. encanto's hit song took center stage, electrifying the audience and highlighting the latino culture. >> it represents a love for my

country, for columbia, for spanish-speaking people around the world. reporter: colombian singer sebastian yatta sang his song in spanish, latinos at home finally being able to see representation. >> it is great to see people' speaking our line which of the oscars. reporter: the cultural center saying encanto winning best animated film was a win not only for colombians but for latinos across the country. the wind of ariana for west side story highlighted puerto rico. "coda" also won best film of the year. >> i am feeling very proud. reporter: as a proud colombian i

grew up making a traditional dish featured in encanto and one that is attracting many to a local restaurant. >> i was lacking the food i grew up on and i could not find much of anything that brought back that nostalgia. i used my grandmother's recipes. reporter: walked into the kitchen to show you how to make arapas. what is the secret? >> [speaking spanish] reporter: and it is fresh? >> [speaking spanish] reporter: and you add a lot of love. love and tradition of the askers and in this kitchen. >> i don't think we are going to stop talking about it for a long time. reporter: luz pena, abc 7 news. kumasi: you can find more oscars coverage on demand through the connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon

fire tv and roku. this morning this dog is safe and back on dry land after being trapped in a los angeles river. crews were able to get the owner to safety but scooby was swept up in the current and it was hard to get him together. look at this good samaritan trying so hard to get scooby out. but then he drifted on down. firefighters were finally able to get scooby, bring him to safety, but the whole thing took two hours. reggie: drew was saying there were people in golf carts driving up. drew: along the route. jobina: this was a journey. drew: they were all stressed. reggie: that is wild. kumasi: can i tell you about bloom? reggie: you can. kumasi: san francisco is in bloom. there are floral art institutions across the city. bloom sf is part of the recovery

for san francisco to get people back in the area. all i saw as they have a line walk on wednesday. [laughter] the flowers are lovely but there is a wine walk with a dj. it is a whole vibe. i think we are going to hear from someone from napa who was excited to see it. reggie: she is into it. >> unbelievably beautiful. we were passing by and we noticed it up here and wanted to take photos. >> we are coming back and a lot of people are coming back. we are seeing tourists, visitors, workers coming back. ♪ kumasi: yes. this is what i am talking about. reggie: that's cool. kumasi: the dj is at the ferry building. there are events through saturday. i think there is the wine walk. i looked this up because i was like, yes. lunchtime djs throughout the week and then there is stuff going on at westville center.

go out and enjoy downtown san francisco. drew: beautiful city coming back to life. kumasi: i like those flowers. reggie: i enjoy that. is it going to be nice to go out and eat lunch? drew: that will be. we will have sunshine in the afternoon of the week ahead is really nice. yesterday wetoday it has moved . live doppler 7 showing the store moving out of california. we had rain in southern california as well with over an inch of rainfall. good to see any rain across california. live look from the k street camera. gray skies but in the wake of a rainy day the next day the fresh air we get. today and tomorrow the air quality is good across the board. live doppler 7 showing the rain is out. snow around tahoe but we are done with the wet weather. we do have fog along the coast in the north bay. problem spots from petaluma to napa where visibility is less than a mile. we might even have drizzle. live look from the san jose

camera showing you gray skies above. here's how the forecast is shaping up. foggy morning commute for some. afternoon sunshine today. warmer weather moves and by the end of the week and entering another dry pattern the deck seven days. low cloud cover first thing. the marine layer will burn off this morning into afternoon. clouds pull back to the coastline and we finished the day with a lot of sunshine. warmer today compared to yesterday. we hit 68 antioch, 61 in the city after morning clouds giving with after an sunshine, 71 santa rosa. the clouds linger on the coast so half moon bay 55 but san jose a lot of sunshine and 65. we expect tonight for fog to redevelop. numbers in the 30's and 40's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. foggy morning today, again tomorrow, warmer by the end of the week and saturday and sunday above average temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities.

we go into the 60's and 70's. reggie: good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. >> ukrainian officials of taking key territory out of kyiv. the new fallout from the will smith incident. the oscar-winner apologizing to chris rock and the moments after the slap you did not see on tv. a youtube star couple that quit alcohol for five months. how would has changed their life and what you want to do if you want to get started. with summer trips not far off we have a former flight attendant who will share secrets to booking travel without breaking the bank. we will show you tips on how to save big. that and more right

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foggy spots this morning along the coast and in the north bay where we have dense fog. from petaluma to napa down to three quarters of a mile visibility. 101 and 12 dealing with the fog this morning. cloud cover first thing. here is the exploratorium camera and the fog will burn off for afternoon sunshine later on. gradual clearing of the cloud cover and most away from the coast into the 60's close to 70. reggie: california man about to journey into space will have to wait longer. marty allen of santa barbara was supposed to take part in blue origin's fourth space mission from texas today. this is video of a previous launch. high wind has delayed the trip until thursday. he and four others played an unspecified amount for the ride which will last about 10 minutes. kumasi: if you are planning a summer trip, a former flight attendant is trying to tiktok to help people save thousands. her travel hacks have more than 5 million views.

she is talking this morning with good morning america. she says having a flexible schedule is key. she also reminds package -- recommends package deals for cheaper flights without booking the hotel. >> if you book package deals and if you are only looking for a flight, minimize the amount of time you're staying in the hotel because you will not be staying anyway. that will drop the flights by so much. one of the biggest things is to be flexible with your travel. start looking in advance. you can set reminders to allow emails to come through for when prices drop for flights. kumasi: all right. you can watch a full report coming up on gma at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. reggie: more coming your way. the multimillion dollar project giving more power to bicyclists in the south bay. kumasi: no matter what browser you are logging into you will want to update it. the security danger google said it found. reggie: after will smith's apology to chris rock will

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: making news now, drought demands. we are drying out from a few days of rain but the future outlook could change water use for a lot of us. kumasi: plus, uber's new ride. the new but old vehicle rumored to be coming to the fleet in san francisco. reggie: a final fair where l -- farewell at levi's. we are tracking the hints. the worldwide megastar that seems to be adding a tour stop in santa clara. the announcement today. kumasi: good morning. it is tuesday. reggie: it is. we are going to check out the weather withdrew.

drew: is it gaga? reggie: it is not. drew: just wondering. reggie: she better not be going anywhere. kumasi: is she coming to the stadium? drew: oracle. she will be here in september. we have the rain yesterday that is moved out but today we are dealing with residual fog. live doppler 7 where the problem spots are. petaluma and napa right now where we have the thickest fog but it is improving. we are dealing with issues when it comes to cloud cover. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. hello to san jose. partly to mostly cloudy skies across the south bay and here's how your day is shaping up. cloud cover first thing this morning, marine layer breaks down with afternoon sunshine. today temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. we look afternoon highs coming up in nine minutes. reggie: thank you. governor newsom making moves to cut water use. what does that mean for your house, your neighborhood? it depends. amy hollyfield live in lafayette this morning.

reporter: here is an example for you to consider over your coffee. do you think decorative plants like these in front of this hotel should be watered when we are in a drought and being told to conserve water? the governor does not think so. he wants state regulators to ban the watering of decorative plants and he is talking about in front of businesses and government buildings. the plant does not include golf courses or homes. he is also calling on local water districts to cut use as we start this year off as one of the driest on record. some water districts like santa clara are already asking residents to use much less water. >> we saw a record start to our year. here we are at the end of march. we did not have the miracle we hoped for. record dry weather january, february and march. everybody should know this is a serious situation.

everybody needs to take it seriously and they need to take conservation seriously. amy: that district, santa clara, already asking customers to cut water usage back by 15%. the governor wants water districts to at least enact level two water saving plans. that could limit the number of days residents are allowed to water lawns. this proposal did not allow watering of decorative plants would have to be approved by state regulators for going into effect. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. now to the follow from will smith's slap of chris rock. smith apologized to the comedian. kumasi: this as we learned about the potential consequences he could face. mona kosar abdi has more on the decision being made by the academy. [laughter] >> oh wow. mona: will smith apologizing to chris rock for the first time since the actor slept the

comedian for making a joke about his wife jada pinkett smith saying "i would like to apologize to you, chris. i was out of line and i was wrong." reflecting on his action saying "jokes at my expense or part of the job but a joke about ja da's medical expense was too much to bear." he ended the post by saying "i am a work in progress." it is the first time he addressed rock directly. he offered an apology sunday but not to rock. >> i want to apologize to the academy, i want to apologize to my fellow nominees. mona: his new apology comes hours after the academy of motion picture arts and sciences condemned his action saying " have officially started a formal review and will explore further action of consequences in accordance with our bylaw standards and california law." now there are new details about the moments after the slap. the new york times reports there were serious discussions about

removing smith from the theater during the 45 minutes between the slap and the award for best actor, fueling speculation smith could be expelled from the academy. the code of standards states it is cadigan alertly opposed to any -- categorically opposed to any form of abuse. the board can also expel those who violate the code of conduct or compromise the integrity of the academy. three people have been expelled from the academy in recent years, harvey weinstein, bill cosby, and director roman polanski. rock is yet to comment but a source tells tmz he was unaware of jada's condition when he made the joke. the board of governors has called a meeting tomorrow to discuss the will smith incident. mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. reggie: will smith's mother spoke exclusively to our sister station in philadelphia. she was watching the oscars with her family. >> he is a

person. that is the first time i have ever seen him go off the first time in his lifetime. reggie: other members of the smith family spoke saying that moment does not define him and the actor puts his family first. he is loving and the one who keeps the family together. kumasi: happening today, an important vote could happen on who is eligible for reparations. this decision involves compensation as atonement for a slave system that ended with the civil war but reverberates to this day. we are tracking the potential vote. jobina: the california reparations task force was created in 2020 with the mission of documenting historical harms and determining what reparations for african americans should look like. the historic vote was expected

last month on who should be eligible for reparations but that did not happen. the task force needed more time. members disagreed on whether there was sufficient expert testimony to make a decision. now that vote could happen today. the issue at hand is who should qualify for reparations. should be those who contract lineage to those enslaved in america? or black americans at large still affected by systemic racism and inequities? slavery's lasting legacy today. advocates say compensation could clee college, assistance buying homes and launching businesses, and grants to churches and community organizations. reggie: thank you. florida governor ron desantis signed the don't say gay bill into law. it bans instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in some classrooms. educators of public schools will not be allowed to have classroom instruction or discussion about lgbtq topics in kindergarten through third grade and the law

is so vague many think it applies to many other grades as well. parents say they believe that there is a violation. the controversial bill sparked protesting criticism for those who say it marginalizes the gay community. the law takes effect july 1. disney, the parent company of abc 7, released a statement condemning the law saying it "should never have passed and never been signed into law." they hope it is repealed or being struck down in the courts and they remain committed to supporting the organizations opposed to it. something on top of the. added grocery prices. . . the fix is to be the rise in your utility bills. we are in positive territory this morning. another update next. the celebrity chef sending his next meal into space. the dish he is picking and the reason he wants to serve it that high up.

we have another hour streaming every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. today a very special event like you have never seen before. you are cordially invited to all the surprises on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. downloaded it now for your phone, tablet, amazon fire, roku. drew: we are looking at a live shot where you can see a crescent moon on the horizon. a lot of low cloud cover first thing this morning. once we get rid of the marine layer we will see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. update on the pollen and uv index. tree pollen has not changed. it is still at high levels. oak, sycamore and mulberry the high offenders. uv index is high throughout the summer. we are getting more of the direct rays. visibility, we have been talking about all morning. low cloud cover along the coast and dense fog.

ukiah down to half a mile and where we have this fog is not out of the question to have drizzle. let's go hour by average show you the marine layer burning off by 10:00. still intact around the bay shoreline. temperatures warming through the 50's. as we head into the afternoon we see sunshine burning off, the marine layer pulls back to the coastline. fair amount of sunshine later on this afternoon. today it is dry although it is a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. we hit 64 for the high in livermore, 71 fairfield and santa rosa, 61 in the city, breezy later on today 64 oakland, san jose 65 degrees and a lot of sunshine. we preview the weekend forecast in nine minutes but first, good morning to jobina. jobina: good morning. we are starting with walnut creek because i want to make it clear the alert has been canceled. if you are traveling southbound on 680, look at those bright lights -- breabrake lights.

the speeds of picked up around 24 miles per hour. these are residual delays from an earlier crash. them over to union city really have a new crash, at least one lane is blocked. speed around eight miles per hour.av had big issis on at 5:55. let's check out the slowdowns antioch to hercules, 39 minutes at highway 4 to the maze a slowdown of 26 minutes.

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a temporary 5% water price hike in san francisco goes into effect april 1. that is because customers are using less water. that means less revenue. on march 1 pg&e raised electricity rates 9% driven by a rising cost of buying electricity. your pg&e will ask for another 30% increase. >> wildfire mitigation costs, including under grounding, 3600 miles of electrical line. reggie: there are things you can do to lower your power bill. conserve during the hours of 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. and there will be an outdoor evaluation and next month it will offer the indoor evaluation program for free. kumasi: the city of santa clara announced a new project today as more people are turning to other means of transportation. dustin dorsey is explaining how

this multimillion dollar project aims to keep bikers and drivers safe within the city. dustin: with high gas prices and environmental concerns more people in santa clara are turning away from cars to get around town. >> as we all try to get out of our cars to reduce emissions we all need to look at alternate modes of transportation and bicycles are the way to go. dustin: santa clara is standing by their push to paddle with the new plan that received -- pedal with a new plan that received federal funding. ro khanna announced $2.75 million will be used for bikeway projects. >> this is consistent with safety, consistent with allowing people to be able to use their bikes to get to work, to get to their friends, it is good for the environment. dustin: seven miles of roadway throughout the city will be retrofitted with new projects like bike lanes and barriers for riders. along these busy roads bikers have to share lanes with drivers in the city aims make commuting

safer for all. >> bicycles will connect all neighborhoods. sidents, businesses, and ourr families and children. >> we are looking forward to vision zero policy where we have no traffic fatalities in santa clara. dustin: this plan comes days after we showed you this video of a near deadly accident in san jose. representative ro khanna hopes this can prevent instances like that from happening in santa clara. >> my god. wow. thank god he is ok. this is why it is so dangerous to have bicyclists in the same lanes as cars. that is why this was a commitment for me to help get these bike lanes in santa clara. dustin: the city council will work on next steps. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kumasi: bacon is now on the docket for the nation's highest court. they agreed to hear a challenge

to a california law that regulates how pigs are raised. proposition 12 approved by voters in 2018 requires pork comes from pigs raised in spaces with enough room to move around freely. farmers say california imports nearly all of its pork and claims it is unconstitutional because the law interferes with interstate commerce. reggie: california is considering legislation that would allow some election workers to hide their home addresses. they would be included in the state's safe at home program which was originally established to protect a mess to violence victims. hundreds of election workers across the country have faced threats of violence since the 2020 election. former president trump fueled the threats by repeatedly making false claims of voter fraud. kumasi: history has been made in california. governor newsom swore in patricia guerra in sacramento, making her the first latina judge to serve on california's high court. >> as i look at this audience

and reflect on what today means and how i got here one thing is clear to me. i did not get here alone. i am here because of the courage, the sacrifices and the struggles of my parents and my grandparents. kumasi: she is an imperial valley native and has been serving on an appellate court in san diego. former supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor could begin statute. the house voted overwhelmingly to place them in the capitol or capitol grounds. the measure already passed the senate and is heading to president biden's desk. o'connor was the first woman appointed to the supreme court nominated by ronald reagan in 1981. ginsberg was nominated in 1993 and died in 2020. she was known for being a fierce fighter for women's rights. reggie: now for your morning money report. full circle moment from san francisco bay uber.

planning to lure more taxis onto the platform the new york times reporting they are closing in on a deal to allow passengers to call a taxi through the uber app. the so-called third-party dispatch would let the company charge the same price as a typical uber car ride is often cheaper than a taxi ride. they will discuss the program at the meeting on tuesday. if the board approves, regulators have to also approve it. the partnership could start as soon may. apple reportedly cutting production on its duly announced low-budget iphone se model. a new report says a cupertino based company will make fewer of the model the next months. apple will make 10 million fewer airpods this year. these are the results of less demand than expected. live look at the nearest stock exchange. you can see we are up 358 points. kumasi: no matter what web

browser you use you will likely need to update it as soon as possible. google says there is a dangerous vulnerability its chrome browser known to hackers. they announced an update, emergency update, for millions of users but could take several days to launch. microsoft confirms the same hole exists in its browser. open to the same . tiktok is testing out a new feature that is easier to access the watch history. videos that vanish into the stream of content when you refresher for you page can be quickly found and saved. reggie: elton john getting ready to make a trip to the bay area. he will be performing at levi's stadium saturday, october 8. the date was just added to his schedule this morning. elton john is calling it his farewell yellow brick road: the final tour. other steps include los angeles

in november. drew: ok. reggie: you just saw dua lipa who does a duet with elton john. drew: it was amazing. people saw elton on the screen and was like, he's here! reggie: he was not there. drew: dua was there and she turned it out for 90 minutes. it was a blast. my family is in town. kumasi: yes. drew: and it is my little niece's first time to california . reggie: isla. kumasi: hi, isla. drew: will you say hi to me at work tomorrow? of course i will. hi, isla. reggie: how old is isla? drew: she is five years old. she loves the weather so i'm trying to make her follow in my footsteps. [laughter] we are going to take her out and

about and explore the city. we have all the events planned in san francisco this week. we had the storm yesterday that brought rain to the city and rain to southern california. that storm is now moving out of here and in the wake of it we have fresh air. live look from our exploratorium camera showing you cloudy skies over the city but when we get a storm the next day it cleanses our atmosphere. good quality today and tomorrow. the active sweep across the region will find the rain is out of here and we are quiet. we do have issues with fog this morning along the coast and the north bay where petaluma is down to half a mile visibility. good morning, san jose. we have mostly cloudy skies right now so if you are not dealing with fig fog where you are you are dealing with overcast skies. the marine layer will pull back to the coastline and then we are

entering another dry pattern. brain is removed from the forecast so here is the marine layer. we will see a lot of sunshine later on this afternoon. here are your lows. we are going into the upper 30's and lower 40's. today we are basically in the 60's if not 70. as we plan the next seven days what you will find is we have a foggy morning but a brighter afternoon on the way. most of us in the 60's and 70's today. warming up by the end of the week. a lot of sunshine and temperatures above average for this time of year. kumasi: thank you. today, we get more details on a massive display of the golden gate park. this will be the largest ever display in the biggest of its kind in more than a decade. it is going up in june and each

panel remembers someone who has died from aids. it officially launched in 1987. the announcement is scheduled for this morning at the warehouse in san leandro. reggie: now to a spanish dish that is out of this world. a celebrity chef is sending his signature dish to space. he will be feeding the astronauts aboard the iss. he says most people think of nasa serving the freeze-dried food so he wants to change the perception. he is making food that tastes and looks like what it should. the finished product will go to the space station next month. it will ride along the first mission to the iss with an entirely private crew. axiom space is funding the trip. kumasi: cat allergies could become a thing of the past. scientists have used new gene editing to create hypoallergenic felines. they could eliminate a protein

that is the major source of suffering for people who have cat allergies. they hope to produce a pet in the next five years. reggie: you know how i feel about producing a pet. there are a lot ready for you down the street. kumasi: already produced. reggie: at the shelter already. they are ready to go and all you need to do is pop a pill and that will help the allergies. [laughter] kumasi: who asked for this? reggie: who asked for this, the title of our new segment. kumasi: up next, things you need to know. reggie: you can't all live casts through the -- you can watch all live casts on the app. kumasi: let's take a live look outside. how gorgeous. we will be right back.

kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are seven things to know. the fda could authorize a second booster shot for americans over

50 as soon as today, according to abc news. it is reportedly needing to come four months after the first booster. reggie: governor newsom pushing for californians to conserve more water. he signed an executive order asking regulators to consider banning your geisha and of decorative lawns and businesses and other institutions. kumasi: the first face to face peace talks in nearly three weeks kicked off th between ukraine and russia last night. if russia withdraws troops to territory it occupied before the invasion, ukraine would pledge neutrality and not join nato. reggie: will smith has publicly apologized for selecting chris rock at the oscars. his instagram post says in part, " a joke about jade's condition was too much and i was out of line."

drew: we are starting out with cloud cover and dense fog in the north bay. we have temperatures in the 40's and 50's. the marine layer will slowly pull back to the coastline throughout the day. the afternoon features a lot of sunshine. temperatures warmer than yesterday. 60's around the shoreline, 70 the highest later on. jobina: we are bringing you a live look from walnut creek showing off 680. southbound traffic crawling under 30 miles per hour recovering from that earlier alert. hit and run reported on the richmond san rafael bridge slowing down people traveling in the westbound direction. kumasi: you know you are hungry and if you want to get a bite, you might want to support your local spots. it is national mom-and-pop day in the u.s. small business administration says there are over 27 million small businesses in the country. reggie: let's hit it. favorite small business. jobina: for food? reggie: let's talk about food.

jobina: where are you going to take your family? drew: i'd really love anchor oyster. reggie: always crowded. drew: you cannot get a reservation. you have to show up and put your name on the board. sometimes it is 30 minutes but worth it. jobina: is your almost five-year-old niece going to go? where are you taking her? drew: we might go somewhere lighter. i'm not sure she loves oysters yet. [laughter] this morning we are going to take her to golden gate park and check out the academy of sciences. reggie: one of my favorite places. kumasi: are you taking her to the exploratorium? drew: we are. she loves to touch things and explore and all that fun stuff. she is going to have a blast. jobina: what is her name? drew: isla. all: isla. kumasi: you are a top uncle. drew: i try my best. you have to make it memorable.

reggie: what am i chopped liver? [laughter] kumasi: you did a good job, too. [laughter] ♪ good morning, america. as the war in ukraine grinds on new moves on the battlefield and the diplomatic front this tuesday morning. new peace talks now under way in turkey as fighting intensifies around the ukrainian capital of kyiv and new reports negotiators at an earlier round of talks were possibly poisoned, including the russian oligarch roman abramovich. this morning, the ukrainian foreign minister warns their delegation not to eat or drink anything when they come face-to-face with russian negotiators. fight against covid. the fda