it out. temperatures are pretty unusual as we get toward wednesday, thursday and friday. today is tuesday, high-pressure offshore. we will see numbers come up comfortably throughout the morning into the afternoon. 50 in oakland, 49 in hayward. 57 in santa rosa. anywhere from a couple degrees cooler in the south bay to six degrees cooler in the north bay. north wind, 30 miles an hour. upper elevations, st. helena, mount diablo. that is the air mixing, as it mixes, we get to a warmer day. noontime, low 70's in the mid 60's around the coast. highs above average, a lot of sun. reggie: developing in san francisco, dozens of people out of their homes and a number of pets are missing after this fire at a four-story apartment building. crews rescued two people from the fire near the coal valley neighborhood, just before 9:00 last night. nobody was hurt, we are told some tenants may be able to

return in a day or two. the red cross is helping the 40 to 50 people find a place to stay. do not know what caused the fire. kumasi: a man arrested with the mass shooting in sacramento is scheduled to appear today in court at 3:00 in the afternoon. he was taken into custody yesterday morning and booked as quote related suspect on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and being a convict carrying a loaded gun. he has not been arrested for homicide. martin has announced -- has an outstanding warrant and was convicted of aggravated assault in 2016. police say they are going through a vast amount of evidence. >> of the shell casings, we know we have at least two different calibers of ammunition that were used. kumasi: police recovered a handgun during a search at three homes and a stolen handgun at the shooting scene. this morning, we are learning more about the six victims in the shooting. reggie: here's a look at their names and five of their

pictures, they range in age from 21 to 57. several family members attended a vigil in sacramento last night as the community reflected on the tragedy, and another one that happened just five weeks ago. reporter: candles lit up the stark night as families consoled each other after six people were shot and killed in sacramento's downtown area. >> father, i think you, that you care for us -- i think you --thank you that you care for these families. reporter: prayers that hit too close to home to this community. >> tonight, we are here for them. reporter: five weeks ago, sacramento mourned the lives of four people killed at a church. now, they are back in three men and three women just minutes

after police say a fight broke out outside of several nightclubs and bars at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. >> this is the second mass shooting we have had in sacramento. reporter: a 38-year-old and father of three was the first victim to be identified. his cousin was with him, a 29-year-old. he was also killed. >> my cousin was gunned down, shot in the back. unacceptable. reporter: his family asking for change and accountability. >> i do not get to go kick it with my cousin tomorrow. most of my family does not get to kick it with him tomorrow. instead, we have to put our money together and plan a funeral. reporter: the mayor vowed to take action. >> people information of assault weapons and ghost guns and weapons that indiscriminately kill and injure, we will lift

our voices to do so and we will never give in or give up to the idea that in this country of blue and red, it is just impossible to make any real change. reporter: holding back tears, she wants the world to remember her cousin as a loving father who had a long life ahead of him. >> he's my cousin, we grew siblings. i love him, i am to miss him. reporter: abc 7 news. kumasi: police say there are multiple shooters and authorities have received more than 100 videos and photos, which could lead to more rest in the coming days. we've been sending out notifications about the case through our app, including this one announcing the first arrest yesterday. you can download the abc 7 bay area news app on your phone to be the first to know when news breaks, you can customize alerts to topics and places you're interested in. reggie: an update on the war in

ukraine, president zelenskyy is set to address the un security council that comes amid a growing outrage over alleged russian war crimes. jobina is at the live desk with her president biden is responding. jobina: evidence is mounting of atrocities against ukraine, civilities at the hand of russian tutors. -- ukrainian civilians at the hands of russian troops. bodies of civilians were scattered across streets and buildings. authorities say more than 400 people were killed when russian troops occupied the city. russia is denying responsibility, seeing the images are staged. president biden is vowing to impose more sanctions against russia and since vladimir putin must be tried for war crimes. >> he is a war criminal, this guy is brutal. what is happening is outrageous, everyone has seen it. now is -- >> now is not a time for complacency. the ukraine is defending their homeland courageously into the was will continue to back them

with military assistance, humanitarian aid and economic support. jobina: france and germany are expelling dozens of russian diplomats and the french president is calling on the eu to consider sanctions against russian coal and oil. reggie: breaking news, elon musk has been appointed to twitter's board of directors. the company ceo made the announcement on twitter less than an hour ago. he says through conversations with musk, it became clear to executives he would bring great value to the board. it comes just 24 hours after he revealed he brought -- bought more than 9% stake in the san francisco based company. kumasi: your next override -- uber ride may be in a taxi. ryan curry is joining us live with more on what this could mean for you. reporter: good morning, this

could really change the outlook of the san francisco taxi business in and around the city. whatever happens from the board today could change the outlook and involve uber as a potential partner. it is all part of a pilot program that san francisco launched back in the early parts of the year in september to try to get more people to use taxis and eliminate the fear that usually comes with writing a taxi. this project originally partnered with flywheel to implement technology that allowed passengers to know the fair of a cab before getting into it. today, uber wants to become part of the program. if san francisco transportation board approves the amendment, you could then order a taxi through the uber app. they say they want to cut down on their own driver shortages as well as change the way people approach getting a taxi. it would normally be charged for a normal rate oven -- of aaron

of an uber x. the meeting is scheduled to start at 1:00 today. the overall goal is to get people to use more taxis in and around san francisco. the taxi union representing some of the drivers did say there is too many questions left unanswered about what is going to be done to protect drivers if the vote goes through. they say right now, there is just too much uncertainty and it is looking more positive to uber compared to helping the city. still a lot to happen in the meeting later today. abc 7 news. kumasi: we have much more coming your way at 6:00, and massive donation made to ukraine relief efforts from a place your kids are going to know pretty well. in a bad beach air mystery, baffling experts. you might think san francisco's coastline is clean and healthy, but in one area, that is not the case. >> it is a resort. i prefer to let a retreat. it is going to be subdued. kumasi: a sprawling casino and

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lisa: we have a beach hazard statement until 5:00 today, this will be building from the north coast at 12 feet right now into santa cruz, nine to 10 feet, to san francisco. for a beach day, it will be pleasant. northwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour, warmer in bodega bay. cindy two in santa cruz, 74 in monterey. jobina: hey everyone, good morning. we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on

at 5:40. we are starting to see things still in, we do not have any big crashes to talk about, which is good news if you need to commute on the roads this morning. walnut creek showing 680 getting busier for those traveling southbound, we are expecting more people to commute today versus yesterday as we watch the return to work continue. a good time to let you know caltrain is half price all month long. drive times are slowing, treated to dublin 54 minutes. any opt to conquer 24 minutes. still on time from san rafael to san francisco, 60 minutes. -- 16 minutes. kumasi: thousands of people took to the streets in kansas after the university of kansas basketball team made history. the jayhawks overcame the biggest halftime deficit ever in the ncaa championship game, they were down by 15 points at halftime to north carolina. they came back in the second

half and won the game by three points. this was the school's fourth national title. modern makeover coming next week for one of disneyland's most popular attractions. plus -- >> providing opportunities for students to express themselves about how they are feeling about this information is critical. kumasi: a project 400 years in the making now a reality. the history that will be coming to life for some san francisco students today. as we had to break, live look outside. 6:13, be right back.

kumasi: happening today, plan for a third casino in sonoma county is facing a new challenge. the board of supervisors will be voting on a symbolic resolution opposing the idea.

they opposed a resort in an unincorporated area near santa rosa. but five tribes are questioning their historical connection to sonoma county. they say ancestors are actually from 50 miles away in lake county. indian reservations are considered to be federal land, so the federal government will have the final say. reggie: part of building a better bay area is focusing on education. a san francisco unified students are getting a new lesson about the history of slavery in america through a new children's picture book called the 6019 project born on the water. the book tackles the tough topic of how africans were taken from their customs and traditions, enslaved, and route 2 america centuries ago. -- brought to america centuries ago. >> this was written with black children in mind to talk to them about their origin story into feel proud of the people that came before them. reggie: today, one of the

authors will read the book to students during an assembly. strict officials know the topic could be difficult for kids, so they say they will provide space for them to feel, process and respond. they hope opportunities like this can lead to racial healing and understanding. a mystery in one part of san francisco is baffling experts. kumasi: ocean beach and the great highway have the worst air quality in the city. look at the air map, there is one spot that is pretty bad. that is the area around 45th, according to the chronicle, analysis shows the matter levels in that area are the worst air quality readings in san francisco. many say the great highway should have some of the cleanest air because it is next to the ocean, but experts say it could be wastewater facilities that are creating an exceptional amount of pollution. reggie: what is old is popular again. music from the 1950's and up is

making a comeback. according to a new music industry report, it is because there's been an increase of gen x and boomers joining music streaming services. in 2021, streams of newly released music declined by 19 point 4%. streams of older music spiked 29.4%. it is the first time older music gained popularity in recent years. also, there is a growing interest in older music from younger generations. hm. hm. kumasi: what? reggie: not me, are you listening to older things? kumasi: i like older music. lisa: i've always liked the supremes. [laughter] kumasi: i just like it, very comforting. yes she is, honey. lisa: i like it.

reggie: i can get into that. lisa: hopefully you will like it today, weather is not too warm. it is about right, temperatures above average. the 60 san francisco, upper 60's north and south end of the day. 70's for the warmest locations, 6:40 is the official sunrise. 49 downtown, 50 in oakland, 40 eight mt. view, 51 in san jose with 40 and half moon bay, santa clara's at 45. a pretty shot from the roof where we have plenty of sunshine all day long, 47 in santa rosa, 45 in petaluma. maybe a few degrees cooler, 51 in concord. livermore 46. this is the cooling underway from santa rosa, under rise -- otherwise that much of a change. the winds from the north are strong, this is the component. mount tam, mount diablo upwards of about 30 miles an hour. that allows for the atmosphere to be mixed, high-pressure

offshore building in, bringing in drier air for a quicker warm up today. upper 70's to near 80's bayshore, upper 80's to near 90. thursday, the heat will peak, we see temperatures in the 90's inland, in the 70's at the coast. friday, still warm, but not everywhere. changes come into play with the onshore flow returning. that will cool the coast off, after that not only does everyone get into the cooling act, we go below average by the end of the weekend. enjoy the warmth. today, 68 in richmond, 71 in fremont. look for numbers in the mid to upper 70's as we get toward the delta. 72 in santa cruz. accuweather 7 day forecast, five to 10 degrees of warming tomorrow than again thursday. a wind shift for some cooling on friday, than everyone cool saturday with windy conditions as we get to next week. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: a look at what is ahead. >> it is so nice to have you

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but it was a moment. [laughter] lisa: it was my moment. looking north to south, very nice 75 in chico. mid 70's in southern california. as we get closer to home, inland east bay should be upper 60's. mid 70's today, the heat is on for tomorrow. look at the low for thursday and friday, cooler saturday. that is the warmer day of the week, for sunday it is near average, may be below average and showers into next week. kumasi: the developer of fortnite has raised $144 million for ukraine relief efforts. it was announced ahead of the most recent season of fortnite, proceeds from the game are going to several aid groups, including the u.n. children's fund and the world food program. this effort is the latest in a

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electric light parade, which will also feature encanto. the people said we demand it. disneyland said we should give it to you. [laughter] kumasi: next at 6:30, the flashy new perk one bay area company is offering to lure workers back to the office. reggie: watch out for what is on your android. experts found an app that may be listening in on your conversations. the app name to look out for. kumasi: elon musk stepping into the twitter boardroom. a closer look at his potential changes to your timeline and we check in on how twitter stock is reacting. reggie: a live look outside as the sun is coming up, be right back. >> in every moment, there is an opportunity to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. at abc 7, it is our commitment

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> enjoy things when the going is good, like right now. you never know when the next search is going to come. gg: combat concerns, many more of us returning to work in person, it means being mindful of in office bugs you might not have thought of in quite some time. kumasi: the push to make electric much more affordable. two titans of the auto industry partnering to bring electric cars to the masses. reggie: first, live look outside of tuesday sunrise. we are following the summer weather that is happening in spring, lee says tracking to bay

area heatwave that is moving in soon. kumasi: good morning, it is tuesday, april 5. reggie: you say today's going to be nice. lisa: very nice. a couple degrees above average, but as we look outside, we do not see much cloudiness. there was patchy fog, but starting out clear, allowing for two pitchers to be cooler this morning. 50 in oakland, official sunrays six glenn 48. 51 in san jose, upper 40's at the coast. export trim camera, 47 -- exploratorium camera, 45 in livermore. upper level winds have switched to a northerly component, we do have the sea breeze at the surface. that is why we still have temperatures near 60 at the coast. northerly winds mixing in the atmosphere aiding in the warm up today. 8:00, low 50's and concord, 11:00 in the 60's. two :00, low 70's inland. we see the upper 60's by the

bayshore. kumasi: yesterday, my mom sent in t backyard, she lives in florida. there is a storm threat that is targeting several southern states and millions of americans. reggie: dangerous wind, large hail and possible tornadoes expected today. jobina is at the live desk with more. jobina: they started overnight and are heading east. this is video from texas, where radar indicated at least one tornado touched down, leaving behind a lot of damage. as rain started on the wind reached 60 miles per hour, forcing people to take cover. in mckinney, texas outside of dallas, at least four inches of rain fell. there were at least three water rescues. there are tornado watches in at least two states, and later this afternoon, there is a possibility of strong tornadoes from mississippi through georgia. reggie: a second arrest has been made in connection with the deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police say the 27-year-old is in

custody but is right now in the hospital, because he was injured in the shooting. he is the brother of the first person arrested. police say once he is recovered enough to be transferred to jail, he will be booked on charges for possessing a firearm and a machine gun. kumasi: gunderson high school in san jose is going to be open today following a stabbing on campus. it happened during a fight at the school yesterday. police say several students were involved and one student ended up stabbed. another was taken into custody. some parents came to the school after hearing about it. >> you worry about your own kids safety, such as checked in. >> it is crazy and said, kids need to know the consequences now will affect them forever. kumasi: the district says it is working with police to investigate. reggie: three officers will now face charges for shooting and killing a man in june 2020. video captured the incident in oakland.

officers say they opened fire during a traffic stop after he rammed their cruisers in an effort to get away in a stolen car. his pregnant girlfriend was in the passenger seat and was wounded. his death sparked numerous protests. the alameda county district attorney's office released a report saying there is not enough evidence to bring charges. however, the da decision makes way for a federal lawsuit the family filed. it has been delayed by the investigation. kumasi: congress reached a deal to provide $10 billion in additional funding to fight covid-19. half of the money will go toward developing treatments, the package does not include any global aid. the u.k. is dealing with a new variant xe, a combination of omicron edit subvariant. health experts say that variant type crops up and disappears on its own. the entire city of shanghai is on lockdown as all of the residents are undergoing testing.

they had more than 9000 cases on sunday. reggie: with many in the bay area heading back to the office, there are unsettled nerves and an increase in cold and flu cases. this morning, we are in the newsroom with expert advice for getting back into the rhythm will keeping healthy. reporter: a lot of us are feeling the allergies these days , a doctor tells abc 7 his hospital is getting complaints of allergies and seeing an increase in influenza and common cold cases. it is important we stay vigilant. it is back to the office for many in the bay area, mask mandates are dropping. things are feeling more normal again. but with the masks coming off, there is a higher chance of germ spreading. if you are not feeling well, he says it is important to take a covid or flu test to rule that out, tow to best protect yourself and others.

>> usually, we've gotten several colds or year for most people. having not had them means that when you d we have been a covid country for the last two years, but as we have been seeing in the community is any indication, there has been an upswing of lots of other things. reporter: while covid cases are going down, do not forget to clean surfaces, wash hands, not touch our face, and calling out sick if needed so we do not affect others. the doctor says it is important to go and enjoy while things are good, because we do not know when there will be another surge . he says we should not let our guards down not only about covid, about other illnesses that can spread easy. reggie: good advice, thank you. if you have any questions on covid symptoms, testing or sub-variants, we are constantly updating our guide for you to stay up-to-date on all covid headlines. just go to abc7news.com.

a carjacking caught on camera in oakland. the victim heartbreak over what was inside her vehicle. only on abc seven looking live at the big board, we are in positive territory. plus, the return of the big yellow taxi. san francisco could be making it part of your next uber ride. you can watch us for a whole extra hour come abc 7 at 7:00 live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m., it is the exclusive streaming show. you can download the app right now for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire or injury tv. -- android tv. today, we have ice cream and kumasi is ready. lisa: i did not know about that. reggie: you are going to be part of it. lisa: mount tam, upper level winds are gusty. they have been up to 30 miles an hour, 49 downtown. there it is shaking a bit.

51 in san jose, the north winds are offshore. that is what is to come. more dramatic tomorrow as the warm-up gets underway. today, it is subtle. 40 concord. if each hazard statement from last night and continues to this morning, northwesterly swell. it will be building from the north coast all the way down to monterey. this brings a high risk of sneaker waves and strong rip current. in the south bay, what a day. 73 in san jose, 71 in sunnyvale. sea breeze keeping pacifica and half moon bay near 60, 70 in san mateo. san francisco average high low 60's, 66 today. upper 60's around sfo, 73 in santa rosa as well as napa. vallejo 72 and on the east bay, a nice day in san leandro. fremont 71, sunny skies and mid 70's in concord. accuweather 7 they forecast, here comes the heat tomorrow. everyone cools off over the

weekend. jobina: the headline for your commute is going to be if you need to head out the door, you're in good shape. you may run into some slowing, that is it. no crèches to report as we bring you a life picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. -- crashes to report. advisory issued -- wind advisory issued and one for the san mateo bridge, would you see a live picture of. also one for golden gate bridge, so heads-up to hold onto the steering wheel. we wrap up the drive times, antioch to hercules is 45 minutes. highway four to the maze is a little slow, 26 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose

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reggie: today could mark a major change in taxi service in san francisco. they could vote to allow you to

request a taxi through uber, it comes as uber reached a similar agreement with new york city. ryan curry is life at uber headquarters to let us know how it would work and what advantage it may give you or the taxi drivers. reggie: looks like we do not have him right now, we will get to that in a few moments. kumasi: today, has panel is set to grow post office officials on a plan to buy gas mail trucks and set electric ones. the post office plans to buy nearly 150,000 new vehicles by next year. the biden administration was pushing them to make the majority of the trucks electric, but the post office pushed back, sing only 10% of the new fleet would be green. they claim the upfront cost of

electric vehicles is just too high, even though a recent government report found an electric fleet would save them billions in the long run. reggie: only on abc7news, police are investigate in a carjacking that ended with the woman losing something extremely special to her best friend. kumasi: her best friend's wedding dresses inside the trunk of her hondo when carjackers stole it. the woman, who only was to be edified asms.artu ms.uss identified -- she got out of her car, walked to the passenger side t is wh aroup of people started chasing after her. >> i close the door and turned around to see for five guys approaching. i started running. one of them grabbed my arm, took my keys from my hand. he pushed me to the ground. i hit my head. kumasi: she says at least one person had a gun. anyone with information about

the incident is asked to call oakland police. reggie: new evidence from a recent stanford study suggests gun ownership may increase the chances of death by homicide. jobina's of the live desk with more. jobina: researchers say the newly released 12 year study by stanford shows the popular notion that guns make you safer is not true. researchers looked at over 17 million californians and found people living with a handgun owner were seven times more likely to be shot to death by a spouse or partner. most of those victims, 84% of them, were women. they lead expert involved in the study called for findings pretty shocking, i think all of us can agree. the study found no evidence living with a gun owner protected the non-gun owner from being killed by a stranger. kumasi: thank you.

today, one state lawmaker will take the first of to advance a bill to deter illegal weapons. a state senator of l.a. is behind the bill, it would allow private citizens to sue anyone who distributes illegal assault weapons, parts that can be used to build weapons, or guns without serial numbers. the penalty would be at least $10,000 for each weapon, plus attorney fees. reggie: now for the morning many report, elon musk is now on twitter's board of directors. it comes just a day after revealing his huge stake in twitter. he is already shaking things up, asking his 80 million twitter followers in a poll if it is time for an edit button. there it is. we talked about this yesterday during hot topics. musk disclosed a nine point 2% stake in the social media company. >> he does not put one toe in the water, this is the start of what is going to be of long-term soap opera between twitter and elon musk. reggie: he has been a vocal

critic of twitter, questioning if the platform adheres to free speech principles and hinting at launching a competitor. twitter shares finish the day up more than 27%, the trend kept going in premarket trading today. a live look at the movement, this is the wrong page. that is alright, we will figure it out later. nude 6:00, gm and honda are working together to develop affordable electric vehicles, that includes work on advanced batteries to reduce the cost of electrification, improve performance and sustainability. this is part of james pushed to achieve carbon neutrality in products and operations by 2040. the carmakers have worked together in the past on other electric and autonomous vehicle technologies. big oil benefiting from the big squeeze on russian sanctions. the rise in gas and oil prices may be pushing exxon mobil to record profits. the company now says its first-quarter results may be the best in at least seven years.

it is estimating profits at around $9.8 billion. as the start of the year, exxon mobil stock has climbed almost 35%. a live look at the new york stock exchange is treating gets underway, up about 115 points. kumasi: if you have an android phone, an international team of cyber experts have discovered a piece of malware that could be hiding. the app is disguised under the name process manager. it actually tracks your location and can eavesdrop on your conversations by recording audio. right now, it is not clear how the app gets installed, but experts are worried the information can be used to blackmail you or worse. researchers say this app has all of the hallmarks of the tech used by state-sponsored russian hackers. nude 6:00, parents are becoming more concerned about the impact social media videos have on their kids. some say they are noticing

shorter attention spans. platforms like tiktok are tailored to the users interest and designed to keep the user engaged. gma has followed a family in phoenix since 2018. parents have noticed an increase of screen time for each of their three kids since tiktok came popular. >> the mindless scrolling is so hard on them. their ability to be engaged with people around, they want to watch their phone and do that at the same time. which is so sad. kumasi: research shows kids have less control over deciding when to put their phones down because their brains are not fully developed. what can you do? researchers say parents should consider activating restrictive modes to kids devices and limit screen time. reggie: abc 7 is committed through 65 days a year, we are pleased to share revenue media partner for san francisco prid'n

person in years. organizers gave us a sneak peek of the event. >> we have the festival. for those who have never been for the celebration, it is premier early saturday, sunday is the parade and festival. we have seven stages, eight stages. reggie: sf pride, the largest free event of its kind in the nation. because they've been away for so many years, they need to build up their funding. if you would like to donate, go to sfpride.org. kumasi: a yearly san francisco tradition is making a comeback. sunday streets returns this sunday in the tenderloin for the first time since the start of the pandemic. three roads will be transformed into car free streets for you to walk, run, bike and play. the event will include covid-19 hrgh oere evtsndesng

:ome big name musicians mp up,tschedule and may have some of you feeling nostalgic. zz top, boys to men, smokey robinson, and chicago. there is also heavy bay area flavor. if you want to buy tickets, they go on a friday morning at 10:00. kumasi: you can't come, boys to men is pride weekend. reggie: which is also phil's birthday. kumasi: you double can't come. reggie: i keep missing boys to men. kumasi: saturday, me and, second row. reggie: that became first row. kumasi: stage, hello. -- right by the stage, hello.

we both got her roses, then we will have moments with sean. we had moments. reggie: which song? not i will make love to you? end of the road? kumasi: it might have been end of the road. reggie: did they do water runs dry? kumasi: it was so good. lisa: you guys carry on. [laughter] someday, maybe i will join you for one of these. kumasi: tired of us. reggie: this is our time. [laughter] lisa: pressure developing from the eastern pacific, i am feeling a little left out, what can i say. from mount tam, camera shaking. winds up to 30 miles an hour, 49 in san francisco. 50 in oakland, 46 in mountain view with 50 in half moon bay. exploratorium camera, lots of sun on the way. today will be a beautiful day, numbers feel on the warm side.

it is early april, we should only be in the upper 60's. 47 by the delta, 51 in concord. forecast highlights, warming trend the next three days. wednesday, thursday, friday still really warm in the end. heat spikes thursday, records are possible. last time we were this hot, 1989. nine to 10 foot waves, beach hazard statement till 9:00 tonight. risk of recurrence at the beaches today, kind of cool. bodega bay with the breeze, 58 degrees, onshore floor -- flow half moon bay. nice, nothing too extreme. very typical at the coast, atypical tomorrow into thursday. mid 80's in san jose, low 90's on thursday. friday, a little bit of cooling. not too much, we are still in the 80's, 90's inland. by the weekend, this is correct. dropping below average, looking at temperatures in the 50's for

many of us next week with wind, maybe showers. 70 in oakland, 73 in san jose today. jobina: i'll take it from here. oh -- kumasi: i will take it from here. crews are preparing to remove containers from a cargo ship stuck in the chesapeake bay. jobina: the cargo ship has not moved for weeks. the ship was headed from the port of baltimore to norfolk, virginia on march 13 when it ran aground. since then, crews have been dredging the shipping canal to re-floated, but nothing has worked. now, they are installing cranes to lighten the load. >> in the industry, they call them boxes. they took the boxes off, will probably take off fuel, perhaps balance water. they are going to make the ship later. if they make it lighter, they hope to float. jobina: listen to this part. situation must run in the family, because ever forward is

the sister vessel of the ever given, or member that? which famously blocked the suez canal and disrupted the global supply chain for a year? this has been an issue for the company overall. the operation to offload the containers on the ever forward and reflect the ship is expected to take two weeks. -- re-float the ship is expected to take two weeks. kumasi:mattel is selling the first-ever carbon neutral toy line. includes a recycling truck, a solar farm, beehives and not only did the preschool toys teach kids about sustainability, but they say the sets are made with plant-based plastics or recycled materials. reggie: tiger woods is picked to speak today as we await a decision if he will actually compete this week. in a tweet, he says it would be a gametime decision. it is been more than a year since he was seriously injured in a car crash that nearly cost him his right leg.

the last time he competed was in the 2020 masters, the year before that he won the tournament. kumasi: order up. an unlikely partnership is launching this week. eddie does in waffle house have partnered to create -- adidas and waffle house have partnered to crete limited-edition golf shoes. this is the tour 3602022 waffle house shoe. reggie: that looks too regular. kumasi: would see, when you at the syrup. it is on a new level. look at the bottom. let me tell you about this. adidas says the upper part is off-white batter. [laughter] the three stripes are a brownish checkered waffle pattern, which resembles the color of a cooked waffle. then whatever is on the bottom. reggie: i wanted to be more golden. kumasi: they should have put the bottom coming --, doesn't the bottom look more golden?

reggie: just looks like a brown shoe to me. then waffle house on the back. kumasi: and the trim. the shoe lunches on thursday, which is in the masters start. reggie: perks come in all shapes and sizes for google employees, including free scooters to entice people who are working from home. they are offering full reimbursement for the monthly fee of an electric scooter. it retails for about $1000. we are trying to figure out how this helps, you came up with that you could take this to the shuttle. that makes sense. then on campus, maybe you can scoot around. ok. kumasi: i've got a new toy to come back to work. something. reggie: whatever you want to throw my way, i will take it. kumasi: that is what this is. reggie: rc lion friends are

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, the seven things to know this morning. a second arrest has been made in the deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police say the 27-year-old is in custody, but is in the hospital because he was injured in the shooting. he is the brother of the first suspect arrested. reggie: today, president zelenskyy is set to address the un security council amid growing outrage over alleged russian war crimes. president biden is vowing to oppose -- impose more sanctions against russia. kumasi: judge ketanji brown jackson is on the break of history. three republican senators now say they will vote to confirm her, that vote could happen by the end of the week. reggie: sf could vote on a change for taxis. proposed changes would allow texas to charge a flat rate upfront for writers r -- and be oniders uber platform.

lisa: temperatures warmer at the coast with the sea breeze, 70's across the bay and mid 70's inland. jobina: because people are returning to work, we thought we would let you know train is going to be half price all month long. we are expecting more commuters today versus yesterday. kumasi: a new survey finds one in four pet parents hope their four-legged friend is going to turn into a social media star. research shows many people say their pets profile has more followers than theirs, with an average of more than 900. reggie: i wouldn't know anything about that. [laughter] kumasi: what you do not know is phil runs the account. reggie: my husband. rooster gets the poses. kumasi: it is good. i follow rooster. jobina: i don't know if i do. kumasi: he makes you want to live your best life in the

sunshine. reggie: all of it. rooster's approval. [laughter] good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. as we take you through this tuesday morning, an urgent u.n. meeting just moments away, as evidence of russian war crimes mount. growing evidence of atrocities in ukraine. as russian forces pull back from around kyiv, hundreds of civilians reportedly killed. our team on the ground. this morning, president biden calling for putin to face a war crimes trial. and world leaders get set to meet. will new sanctions be next, as the world promises to punish putin? severe weather threat takes aim. a possible twister touching down in texas overnight. this morning, the new tornado watch, with major cities in the path and millions bracing, as a linef