shooting in sacramento. what we have learned about two of the suspects. kumasi: a slight uptick in covid cases. bay area county announcing the highest rates of anywhere in california. reggie: booster shots and looking forward to -- i head to another wave in the fall. reggie: look who is back! drew: it was so much fun last week. reggie: we had a blast. drew: my family cannot stop talking about you three? >> really? drew: i see why you guys have so much fun in the morning. today, big warm up coming our way. the next three days out there -- we are waking up to the 40's and 50's right now. 53 in pacifica. 47 in fremont.

here is a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have a little patchy fog around half moon bay but that is it. we start off with a lot of sunshine and that will quickly warm us up throughout the day. it is a warm day today. it feels like summer this afternoon. by 4:00 p.m. under warm sunshine the coast in the 70's, we are going into the 80's. this is above where we should be for this time of year. if you are thinking of going to the coast, we have a hazard statement for the increased risk of recurrents. reggie: today the fda's panel of experts will gather to discuss a new wave in the fall. the penna will be briefed on new

predictions for possible waves and variants. the fda is likely to make a decision on boosters in the coming months. san francisco has seen an uptick in covid cases recently. kumasi: san francisco has the highest case rate of any county in california. ryan is live at sf general with more on what experts think is leading to this. >> good morning. the good news is deaths and hospitalizations remain low thanks to san francisco having a high vaccination rate. it is causing doctors at ucsf to pay attention to this trend but we are not seeing cases at the rate we were seeing them in the winter months. just a little bit of eye-ke eping-on for these doctors. we know the ba2 variant is more

trans best bowl than omicron. --transmissible than omicron. as more people traveled during spring break, it is not surprising to see the increase. currently san francisco is seeing 131 new cases over a 7 day average. this time last month it was 71 cases and that was on a downward trend. the vaccination rate is currently over 80% in san francisco county. the state is only reporting covid numbers a few times a week, compared to what they were doing every single day. we are live in san francisco, ryan curry,ab 7 news -- abc 7

news. kumasi: san francisco's vacancy rate is climbing as the demand for office space is declining. san francisco's economic recovery is worse than other major cities. a larger percentage of jobs are fully remote and home prices are soaring. hope is on the horizon. several big tech companies ria new leases in the coming -- are eyeing new leases in the coming weeks.al est also predict increased demand for smaller companies making a commitment to san francisco. reggie: today is the end of zoo meetings for the sonoma city council. tonight's meeting will be the first in the council's to an in

person meetings format. the in-person format will be used by all commissions and committees for their public meetings. if you have any questions on covid, reopening's, or the subvariants we, constantly updating our website. kumasi: today oil ceos are expected to testify about soaring gas prices. jobina: vp, chevron, and exxon mobil officials are among six executives who will face questions from lawmakers today. politicians continued to fight over who is to blame. democrats have blamed russia's invasion of ukraine. republicans have blamed president biden's energy policies. according to aaa, the average

price of gas in california is $ 5.82. san francisco still sits above the state average at $5.88 a gallon. recently president biden announced the release of one million barrels of oil of gas a day from the reserve to combat high gas prices but officials could not say how quickly americans will feel relief. kumasi: we have learned one suspect arrested in connection with a mass shooting in san francisco is out of jail after posting $500,000 bail. this morning we are learning more about another suspect. he was recently released from prison after serving just over half of his sentence. j.r. stone has the new details. >> smiley martin is one of three suspects, including his brother

in custody right now in connection with a mass shooting that happened sunday in sacramento, leaving six dead and 12 wounded. >> smiley and his brother were together during this incident, we believe. >> smiley was before a -- who was shot during the incident will be booked into the sacramento county main jail when his medical condition improves. he is no stranger to the law. the department of corrections and rehabilitation confirmed that smiley was released in february of 2022 after serving nearly 5.5 years of a 10 year sentence involving robbery. now he faces gun charges, including being in possession of a machine gun. they were so concerned about

smiley's release that they wrote the parole board saying " he has little regard for the law." his sentence was completed. >> the question will be asked air " what leaven -- here, " what level of supervision was the under, if any, when he left prison"? >> it is possible officials will take a closer look at the prison credit system. >> there are certain people it is to early to point fingers at anyone governmental entity here, but it is questions that need to be answered, particularly when you look at the carnage that occurred in downtown sacramento. >> all of those three suspect -- none of those three suspects face homicide charges but that could change as they are currently sorting through

evidence. reggie: in the wake of this mass shooting, there are renewed calls for stricter gun laws. one bill moved out of -- that would target ghost guns moved out of assembly yesterday. another would allow people to sue gun manufacturers for harm caused by their products. >> it holds gun shops liable for the guns they put on the street right now. reggie: several bay area leaders came together to honor those who died in sacramento. they also called for community change. scott says change will take time. when it comes to issues of gun violence, you can find an ally but going to abc 7.com. we have put together a list of

local resources to give you a starting point. drew: we are tracking a warm day today and record warm temperatures tomorrow. here is a live look from they exploratorium camera. once that sun gets up it will warm us up quickly. good to moderate depending on where you are today. tomorrow -- air quality declines on thursday. it is moderate across the region. by 10:00 a.m. this morning, we are already approaching 70 degrees at our warmest spots. you will feel that warm air as you step out the door this morning. we are already exceeding 80 degrees in our warmest spots. today is a warm day compared to where we should be this time of year. temperatures today, 15 to 20

degrees above where we should be for april temperatthe city will6 degrees. we will hit -- half moon bay -- you can burn in between 15 and 20 minutes without that sunscreen. we will talk about warmer temperatures coming in seven minutes. first let's say good morning to jobina. jobina: heads up for anyone traveling in the eastbound direction. it crashes involving 4 vehicles before the toll plaza. we are seeing a backup form. we're showing you 80. you can see the headlights. nice and clear though in san rafael. i thought i would show you this nice picture showing off 101 in the north bay.

the only slow down we are seeing is for our super commuters. reggie: mcdonald's is bringing back a fan favorite for a limited time only. kumasi: instacart tweaking its tipping policy. reggie: california edd fraud linked it to arkansas. an indictment claims a bank of america work

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kumasi: 10 arkansas residents are accused of stealing money from california's edd. reggie: a bank of america contractor was on the inside. michael finney has the inside. >> you guys took $16,000 from the account. where did it go? >> they watched as hackers drained their edd credit cards. bank of america frozes their account along with thousands of others. >> we believe the majority of

frozen accounts were frauds. >> that was an executive explaining to state lawmakers last year why the bank froze all those accounts, saying he believed they were scammers trying to claim extra money. >> i am the victim and i am being treated like the criminal. >> now the latest attempt to unravel california's fraud fiasco has landed in the lap of a federal grand jury. >> what we will find out as the case unfolds is what went on, how did they do it, how did they get away with it. >> the grand jury in little rock has indicted 10 residents on charges of cashing in california edd credit cards. on the indictment, madison clark of littlerock. park used her position and

access to the bank of america systems without authorization to reissue debit cards, remove fraud blocks, and add credits to unemployment accounts. the u.s. attorney's office said other defendants used credit cards to withdraw $2.7 million. one of the defendants was out on bail from felony murder charges. >> i am not surprised we are now seeing evidence of some inside jobs. >> they have pushed for an investigation of potential insider fraud. >> i hope thedd and bank of america learns this lesson so they will not be vulnerable moving forward. reggie: instacart is changing its tipping policy. they will cover the cost of a shoppers tip up to $10 if a

customer removes the tip after the order is delivered without reporting an issue. this has become a trend in recent years. it is called " tip baiting." kumasi: free to call low latest artist to be given the immersive treatment in -- frida kahlo is the latest artist to be given the immersive treatment in san francisco. frida kahlo i scream is now available in berkeley -- ice cream is no available in berkeley. >> you will taste of that rich chocolate, then you will get a little kick. when you take a natural breath, you will taste a little bit of rosewater. >> i tasted the rosewater. >> you better get ready.

>> we just brought taste back so you can try the ice cream before you buy it. try whatever you want! [applause] -- [laughter] kumasi: i really did miss that! reggie: if i could -- kumasi: no you can't! the ice cream is only available for a limited time only. reggie: you do not need to taste it. you always get it for breakfast anyway. kumasi: secret breakfast! reggie: i like it. kumasi: spicy chicken guitar back at mcdonald's, but not everyone can buy them. reggie: i did not know this was a thing. you are a mcdonald's person, i forgot. drew: i do love it.

reggie: the nuggets are now available but only at half of u.s. locations. the fast food chain only unveiled the nuggets and 2020. they are made with a tempora coding of chili peppers -- tempu ra coating of chili peppers. did you try them? drew: i think wendy's are better. they have had them for a while. why only half? can we go back to friday though? are we eating breakfast? reggie: to celebrate the one week anniversary of drew's wedding. kumasi: we are celebrating the heat with our friend jobina. drew: you are gone for one week --

plan to cool off today, tomorrow, and friday. talk about summerlike heat! we have clear skies, calm winds. pollen is still an issue. it is high tree pollen. please put on that sunscreen. the sun will be strong. the heat pump will bring warm weather the coming days. highs across our climate -- 88 in gilroy. 82 in redwood city. downtown today, we are hitting 78. south city, 71. 84 in vallejo. the east bay will feel warm, if not hot. inland, mid to upper 80's. 85 in walnut creek.

overnight tonight, it is miles. we hang on -- it is mild. the future temperature tracker -- low 90's in our hottest spots inland. if the city hits 80 degrees, this will be the first 80 agree day this year and also the warmest day since last october. here is the seven-day forecast. it records likely tomorrow. friday, we call by the coast and bay. temperatures really do some whiplash to us the next couple of days. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: the san francisco agency about to get its own reality show. kumasi: you may want to consider bucking your summer vacation

kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning -- third suspect was arrested after the shooting in san francisco. he has been arrested on $500,000 bail. reggie: san francisco currently

has the highest covid case rate of any county in california. the uptake is caused by the ba2 subvariant. debts remain low thanks to the -- deaths remain low thanks to the high vaccination rate. kumasi: today leaders gathered to -- fda officials gathered to discuss the next booster. reggie: at least two people have been killed by tornadoes in georgia and texas. more severe weather is possible with damaging winds, tornadoes, and hail expected. drew: it is all about the heat today, feeling like summer. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. records likely tomorrow. >> that multi car crash we were following on the dumbarton bridge has been -- >> sfm ta has voted to extend

the pilot program that allows you to order a taxi through uber's app. it is set to start in august. reggie: in today's gma first look, spring break travelers are experiencing sticker shock with prices up 40% compared to the beginning of the year. >> in this morning's gma first awoke, skyrocketing airfares -- first of what , skyrocketing airfares. domestic flights are up 40% from the beginning of the year, now averaging three hundred $30 round-trip and international trips $810. there are still deals to be had. >> just because average flights are getting more expensive does not mean that this is the end of cheap flights. >on the contrary we are living n the golden age of cheap flights

and it is important not to lose sight of the fact that airfare is way down over the last decade. >> how can you get the flight you want without breaking the bank? we will have the expert tips coming up at 7:00 a.m. i'm andrew dymburt, abc news new york. kumasi: a o puppies is recovering this morning after being rescued from a burning home. fire crews discover the puppies after they heard them yelling. crews drove the puppies more than 80 miles to get them to a veterinary hospital. once they are healed, the puppies will be released to their owners. a san francisco animal shelter will be the focus of a new reality show. the board of supervisors has green lit the show. it will focus on animal rescues.

there is no word on which network will carry the show or when it will start filming. the production crew has worked on shows like survivor, ice road truckers, and nightwatch. coming out, reality tv's most famous family is about to be back in a big way and we are getting a sneak peek. reggie: a facelift for a local chuck e. cheese.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. reggie: additional aid for ukraine and more sanctions against russia. kumasi: the number of tornadoes we have seen in the past 2 days. reggie:reggie: we will see that summer heat. drew is tracking that warm stretch. kumasi: good morning. it is wednesday, april 6.

reggie: and it is time to get in touch with anyone you know who has a pool! drew: it is not to warm out there this morning. when they send out -- sun gets up it will warm us up quickly. the top of the ferry building. we are quickly warming. by lunchtime we are already in the 70's. we warm even more. by 4:00 p.m., it is warm sunshine. if you are thinking of going to the coast today, we have a beach hazard statement for the risk of recurrents. we will take a closer look at how warm we will get today in about 8 minutes. kumasi: more severe weather is expected in the northeast with damaging winds tornadoes and hail. at least two people have been killed in the storms when severe

storms moved into georgia and south carolina. in pembroke, georgia a woman was killed when her home was destroyed by a potential tornado. in the past two days there has been41 reported -- been 41 reported tornadoes. the white house is expected to announce additional aid to ukraine today. reggie: president zelenskyy is begging for the un security council to act. jobina: russian troops are moving away from the capital of kyiv revealing horrific scenes of death and

a civilian tells abc news that russian soldiers told all men to go outside to get their papers. if they were younger than 50 they were killed on the spot. in his first address to the un security council since the war started president zelenskyy called on the world to act. >> they were killed in their houses, crushed by tanks while sitting in their cars in the middle-of-the-road just for their pleasure. jobina: that is terrible. the biden administration is sending an additional $100 million in security assistance to ukraine. the pentagon says it has now committed nearly 2.5 elion dollars to ukraine -- $2.5 billion to ukraine. the white house is expected to announce a ban on all investment in russia. reggie: one of the three suspects arrested in connection with the deadly mass shooting in sacramento is out of jail this morning.

dawson is facing a charge for possessing a firearm. he was released on a $500,000 bail. martin made his first court appearance yesterday. he is charged with assault and firearms posseio o arsted smilemartin on weapons charges. they are still sorting through a mountain of evidence. >> we received over 170 videos through the qr code we shared with the public. the public has been great about submitting video to us through that portal. we have to go through a lot of video so our investigators have much to work through. reggie: that work includes finding a motive. kumasi: family members are expressing frustration after finding out no charges will be filed in their loved one's

death. 3 officers shot eric salgado. salgado's death sparked numerous protests. family members held a press conference in front of the das office. >> if you dive into that report, you will find inconsistency after inconsistency. kumasi: salgado's girlfriend was in the passenger seat. reggie: in the east bay, a man who had a child with him is in custody for a carjacking in alameda. officers found the stolen black honda accord and the little girl near the oakland airport. you can see her feet in the back of the squad car. the man with a four-year-old girl approached another man sitting in the honda. when he refused to get out of the car, the other man punched

him, got in the car, and drove off with the girl. kumasi: alameda city council is adopting a strict policy for its automated license plate readers. they will be found on the bridges that go in and out of town. data will be kept for just 60 days before it is purged. they will be closely monitored and audits will happen every year. >> i have to ensure my staff is treated on a policy that is user-friendly. i will hold violators of this policy accountable. i am comfortable making changes after we operationalize this. >> i hope we have the bravery to stop it. we should not risk everyone's privacy, if we are not getting the payoffs. kumasi: privacy advocates have raised concerns over the use of

these readers. reggie: san francisco currently has the highest covid case rate of any county in california, caused by the omicron ba2 subvariant. ryan? >> good morning. we know the omicron subvariant is more transmissible than the original variant. the good news coming out of this is that deaths and hospitalizations remain low. the city and county has a high vaccination rate. doctors at ucsf are trying to keep a close eye on the current trends right now. we know it is more transmissible. more people are traveling for spring break and covid safety measures are more relaxed. that is definitely a reason for the uptick. the numbers are much lower than

what we saw in the winter when san francisco was averaging thousands of new cases a day. currently san francisco is seeing 131 new cases over a 7 day average. this time last month it was 70 new cases a day and on the downward trend. again, with the current trends doctors at ucsf will keep an eye on this. right now it is not anything that would current -- change any current restrictions in place. kumasi: we no longer have to wear a mask and san jose. the county lifted its mask mandate last month, 2 weeks after this date did the same thing. they based the decision on case rates.

>> covid-19 hospitalizations remain low and stable, so at this time the city feels it is appropriate to rescind the policy. kumasi: the city says changes to the mandates are always possible. right now the county's wastewater shows that san jose's detection of covid is going up. masks are still required on public transit. reggie: dining outdoors will continue to be an option in danville. they voted to extend outdoor dining through june 3. danville first allowed restaurants to expand outdoors during the summer of 2020 so that they could operate at 100 percent of pre-pandemic capacity. kumasi: the airline merger that could be in the works. reggie: a children's playspace

reimagined. the bay area chuck e. cheese celebrating its grand reopening end of the boy who got to be one of the first to experience it, but first a check on the weather with drew. drew: i a --we have clear skies out there. tomorrow we have high-pressure. it will act like a lid, so our air quality does decline moderate across- the board. temperatures warm quickly. by 10 :00 we are already seeing temperatures near 70. we will continue to warm for a few more hours this afternoon. today begins what feels like a three day stretch of heat. 80 in oakland. 76 in the city. 84 in napa. along the coast, low 70's to low 80's.

the uv index is high. time to burn, 15 to 20 minutes without sunscreen. the most intense -- across the state, we are warming up. southern california in the 80's and 90's today. locally we will warm even more. we are tracking records possible -- first let's say good morning. jobina: we have a major crash underway on the dumbarton bridge.this will be on eastbound 84 before the toll plaza. at least five cars are involved. there are injuries here. we are not in the peak. walnut creek -- we have our coliseum camera back in oakland now. those headlights are traveling southbound here.

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reggie: it good reshape the landscape of low-cost air travel. jetblue is offering to purchase frontier airlines for 2.6 dollars million and that could -- $2.6 million. >> jetblue is offering to buy spirit airlines for 3.6 million airlines, throwing a wrench into spirits agreement -- $3.6 million, throwing a wrench into spirit's agreement to merge with frontier airlines. >> jetblue's bid is seen as many

as an attempt to slow down that merger or to potentially acquire it. >> any merger would face antitrust scrutiny. just last year jetblue was sued to reduce -- the same thing could happen if jetblue acquire spirit. >> consumers may be looking at higher air prices as we see the airline industry consolidates. when a merger happens, routes get cut. >> that could spell trouble for travelers. more than 10,000 flights were canceled due to technical and staffing issues. the problems compounded by spring break travel, taking off. demand and rocketing fuel prices mean that fares are taking off. domestic airfares are up 40%. >> we expect airfare to rise all

the way into june. it will increase by 30 more dollars -- $30 more per ticket. kumasi: san francisco's mta board has voted to extend a pilot program that will allow you to order a taxi through the uber app. this will revitalize the city's cabin industry. there is -- cab industry. some taxi drivers essay these rates will cut into their bottom line. many are under a mountain of debt because they had to buy that expensive taxi medallion, and this is just another hit from a ride hailing company. >> we want metered fares. we do not want to lowball uber fares.

kumasi: itrt i august mapsl have some new features pretty soon. toll prices will be displayed when calculating different routes so you can choose which one you want to take. maps will also show road details like medians. the new features will rollout this month for android and ios users. reggie: the chuck e. cheese in penalty just held its grand reopening. it has been remodeled. an event last night featured raffle prizes and appearances by chuck and friends. not henny! >> we get to reconnect with all of our guests, welcome everyone back in, and bring out the senat -- this energy. reggie: what?

what is that? oh my gosh. that looks fun. sherma of berkeley was the first kid to play in the game room. he turns 3 on saturday. kumasi: why do they have them on the stairmaster? reggie: i think it was a hamster wheel. they slimmed check you down -- chucky down. i don't know what they did to helen henny. she was a cheerleader. now she is -- i do not know what that was. drew: the inside still looks the same. i was in there in the 90's. it still looks the same. reggie: with one big exception -- no animatronics band! that was my favorite part!

drew: every hour? what was it? reggie: excuse me -- as a former employee at chuck e. cheese, i'm offended. we had a live show every 15 minutes. drew: it was a little scary. it was. reggie: you are really breaking my heart here. drew: my chuck e. cheese was built in the 80's. i was there in the 90's. it was not as imbalanced -- advanced. kumasi: but the pizza -- drew: it is hard to find a better slice. reggie: it is still good. drew: get those tickets, kids. those prizes were hard to get, by the way. it was a great. good morning, everybody. we triggered reggie with his previous employment! reggie: the band was led by mr. much! drew: you are good with the

names. reggie: i'm looking it up now. drew: we have a high pressure in control. this will be our heat pump so to speak. it will keep us warm. we are clear. temps are soaring. then we get a. temperature whiplash much cooler weather moves in. 81 in sunnyvale. it is warm along the peninsula today. pacifica, format-- warm at 70. the north bay, it is 86 in santa rosa. the east bay, we are going into the 80's. 80 in oakland. 86, pleasanton. 88 in fairfield. even hotter weather moves in tomorrow!

big warm up today. records likely tomorrow as we hit the 90's in our hottest spots. week will off by the coast on friday. temperatures really tumble by sunday. reggie: thank you. reality tv's most famous family is about to be back and a big way. the kardashians are sitting down with robin roberts for a special. they are revealing what they want the world to know now about them as they get ready for their new show debuting on hulu next week. >> people love talking about you guys. a lot of things go viral. you guys are steeled to that. >> it is nice to not even see. i do not look at my phone until after i have dropped off my kids. reggie: you can see more on gma at 7:00 a.m. tune in for the fall special

tonight at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7, then cast their -- catch their new show on hulu. a serial biter caught sneaking around the u.s. capitol. kumasi: the news if you have federal student loans. the government is planning to give you more relief. reggie:

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dumbarton bridge at this hour, it is dark, and what we see happen typically in these situations is it can lead to another crash because somebody is distracted and that can become another issue. this is on eastbound 84 before the toll plaza. kumasi: if you have federal student loans, you will not have to make payments until the end of august. student loan payments were scheduled to resume on may 1 but the biden administration is set to extend it to august 31. reggie: a news soccer complex could be coming to the south bay. the new plan was just revealed that it involves 10 full-sized soccer fields at the county fair grounds. the team would still play games

at paypal stadium. the county now has to complete cost and design analysis. kumasi: twitter users may finally get their wish -- an edit button could be coming soon. twitter says it will test to the feature later this year that would allow users to edit tweets after posting them. this happened after elon musk told his followers about wanting the feature. twitter said it was working on an edit button before musk floated the idea. drew: you are waking up in the 40's and 50's. today is a warm day. the next few days will feel like summer each and every afternoon. here is our exploratorium camera. we are quickly warming by noon and lunchtime we are well into the 70's away from the coast. later this afternoon, it is all about warm sunshine.

80's around the bay and inland. if you are thinking about heading to the coast and getting a little heat relief, we have a little beach hazard. waves are anywhere from 10 to 15 feet. there is an increased risk of recurrents. kumasi: thank you. new at 6:00, the real effects of climate change. the rise of power changes connected to wildfires. reggie: the struggle to restart downtown sf. the potential hope on the horizon. kumasi: more booster shots -- the fda meeting happening today. reggie:

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. kumasi: three suspects tied to the sacramento mass shooting. each of them providing more clues on the events of that deadly night. one key update. reggie: san francisco seeing a slight uptick in covid cases, the highest rate of any california county. where health experts say we should go from here. kumasi: say hello. i went and did the thing over the weekend. can we show my favorite picture?

>> we cannot because it was professionally taken. no lawsuits over here. reggie: check it out on instagram, twitter, and facebook. i love that picture. our executive producer knows. he was like no, please don't. >> very worth it. reggie: welcome to wednesday. drew is back from his nuptials. now we are bringing the heat. we will warm up big time. tomorrow we will likely see records. a live look from our camera. we are clear out there. the sun is up. in 47 minutes we will get a lot of sunshine. 70's and 80's today. be aware if you're going to the coast to beat the