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 heat we have a

beach hazard in effect. the risks of recurrent and sneaker waves, our current wave heights are 10 to 14 feet. jobina: we are going to check in on the traffic. a sig alert on the dumbarton bridge. at least one lane is blocked. the crashes involving five vehicles and injuries. what you need to pay attention to is because it is so dark at this hour it can be difficult to see. the chp has the message out. it is easy for another crash that happened because people are not expected this. a heads up the sig alert is still underway. reggie: today the fda's panel of experts will meet to discuss a booster campaign for the fall. officials say the next potential wave could, in the fall when the weather gets colder. the panel will also be briefed on predictions for possible waves and how to max those

predictions with the future backseat. the fda will likely make a decision on boosters in the coming months. san francisco has seen an uptick in covid cases, mostly caused by the ba.2 subvariant. kumasi: san francisco having the highest rate of cases in any county in california. ryan curry has been reporting on this and we will be checking back with him. we know as many major tech giants are welcoming ways back to the office this week there is a looming problem in san francisco because the city's vacancy rate is climbing as the demand for new office space is declining. according to a new report from bts, san francisco's economic recovery is very much worse than other u.s. cities. experts blame a larger percentage of fully remote jobs and soaring home prices forcing people to relocate. hope is on the horizon with several big tech companies i.e.

new leases. >> over the next few weeks will be much more of an optimistic view on san francisco. kumasi: real estate experts also predict an increase in demand for smaller companies making a commitment to san francisco as larger tech giants make the move to expand. reggie: it is the end of zoo meetings for the sonoma city council. tonight will be the return to an in person only format. at the start of the pandemic they went to fully virtual, then hybrid. this in-person format will also be used by all committees for public meetings. kumasi: big oil ceos are set to testify on capitol hill. jobina joining us on the live desk and desk meeting comes over a political messaging battle. jobina: bp and exxon officials are among executives that will face questioning from lawmakers.

politicians continue to fight over who is to blame. democrats have blamed russians invasion of ukraine. republicans have blamed president biden's energy policies. others say oil companies are taking advantage of customers by not lowering prices even though the cost of oil has dropped. the average price of gas in california is $5.82. in san francisco we are still sitting above the state average at 5.88 gallon. in san jose, $5.78 a gallon. president biden announced the release of one million barrels of oil per day for oil reserves to combat high gas prices. white house officials cannot say how quickly americans will stop to feel that relief -- will start to feel that relief. drew: we have learned -- kumasi: we have learned one suspected arrested in connection with the mass shooting of sacramento is

out on bail. his face during charges -- he is facing charges for possessing a firearm because he was not supposed to have one. another suspect -- >> smiley martin and his brother we believe were together during this incident. drew: smiley martin is currently in the hospital. he was hurt during the shooting. he will be booked once he recovers. he was released in february after conviction of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. last year the sacramento das office wrote to the parole board said martin "has little regard for human life and the law." his release was then denied. this year authorities say this sentence was completed. >> i'm going to look at this as whether they should go back and tinker with the prison credit system so there are certain people who do knocked out this early. kumasi: six people were killed,

12 others were hurt. none of the three suspects face homicide or murder charges but police say that could change as they start -- as they sort through evidence. reggie: renewed calls for stricter gun laws. one bill that would target ghost gauze moved out of assembly yesterday. another bill would allow people to sue gun manufacturers and sellers for harm caused by their products. >> what it does is it holds gun manufacturers, gun dealers, gun shops, liable for the guns they put on the street right now. reggie: last night several bay area leaders, including the san francisco police chief, came together to honor those who died in sacramento. scott's is change takes time, asking everyone to do their part to help put a stop to their

chaos by taking incremental steps. when it comes to issues of gun violence you can find an ally by going to ab seven news.com/takeaction -- to abc7news.com/takeaction. san francisco is a new slight uptick in covid cases. drew: state -- kumasi: data shows san francisco has the highest rate of any meeting in california. ryan curry is live with more on what experts think is leading to this increase. ryan: good morning. the good news is hospitalizations and deaths remained very low in san francisco because the county has a very high vaccination rate. the current uptick in cases is nowhere close to what we saw during the massive omicron surge in the winter months. the trend is causing doctors in san francisco to keep a close eye on the way the cases are going.

we know the omicron ba.2 subvariant is more transmissible than the original omicron. a doctor at uhs f says it is nothing that would make any changes to protocols yet. he says as many people are traveling during spring break and with the loose covid measures, it is not surprising to see this increase. san francisco is a 131 new cases over a seven-day average. this time last month it was 71 new cases. deaths remained very low. the vaccination rate is currently at 83%. one thing to also note is the state is only reported covid data a few dogs -- a few times a week. the way that is going, it is something doctors say they will keep a close eye on. live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: encrypt -- reggie:

incredible footage out of the southeast with life-threatening tornadoes. more on the major cities in the bullseye. also anti-semitic flyers. the hateful messages popping up in another bay area neighborhood. police have an idea of where this is coming from. plus -- >> there was a bright flash. i saw my dad flying through the air. reggie:

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drew: we are talking about warm weather the next couple of days. feeling like summer in the afternoon and the uv index is high. the most intense period for the sun, 10:00 to 4:00.

by 10:00 this morning the sun warms us into the 60's were 70 degrees. by 1:00 we are already exceeding 80 degrees. it is very warm today and hotter tomorrow. we have warm sunshine. these numbers close to 20 degrees above where we should be. 87 the high-end concorde. it is warm along the peninsula. the city will hit 76 degrees later today. half moon bay is mild. let's say good morning to jobina. jobina: we will start with a live look from sky 7. they are flying over 880 near the airport in oakland. i thought this would be a cool view. the headlights are going southbound, the taillights are traveling northbound. the good news is things are moving. a nice commute. i believe they will hit the highway for because that commute

has been a big issue for us. a very slow ride through that area. we will check in with them in about 30 minutes. until then giving you a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. our drive times here, it is now getting slow. highway four to concorde be 23 minutes. reggie? reggie: new signs of how climate change will be affecting our daily lives. the important way it already has and you definitely noticed. coming up, sign of summer, the iconic tradition returning to the city. >> sometimes of fox just bites you. reggie: what? the so-called capital fox catching online fame. the latest critter catching the spotlight in washington, d.c.. i did not wake up and think that was going to happen.

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reggie: more severe weather expected in the southeast with damaging winds and huge hail. jobina at the live desk. jobina: at least two people have been killed in the storms. severe thunderstorms moved into georgia, south carolina, and florida. >> take cover. take cover. jobina: in prem burke -- in pembroke, georgia, a woman was killed when a possible tornado destroyed her mobile home. some homes taken down to nothing but their foundations. a twister hovered over the road. crews worked overnight to clear the roads. today more severe weather is

forecast in the same footprint as yesterday's storm. one person was also killed in johnson county, texas, where a twister touched down. in the past as two days there been 41 reported tornadoes in texas, alabama, mississippi, and georgia. kumasi: severe storms across the u.s. are taking their toll on the country's aging our grid. weather-related power outages have doubled because climate change is bringing on more severe crisis like hurricanes and wildfires. in california alone wildfires have affected tens of thousands of people every year and it could get worse this year with pg&e expected to continue forced shops to protect against wildfires. reggie: the father and daughter from illinois said they are lucky to be alive after they were struck by lightning. >> i saw my dad flying through the air and i was flying through the air and then i thought my dad was dead for a while. reggie: ashley and john both got

hit by lightning while trying to find their car in the middle of a thunderstorm in tampa. they were attending a yankees spring training game. john suffered a broken cheekbone and ashley has a burn line around her neck. otherwise they are ok. obviously it was a terrifying experience. >> i wake up with my face in the mud and my feet laying in the parking lot and i cannot move anything. i thought i had a stroke. reggie: john joked he and his daughter have superpowers that help them survive. the yankees are already promising to make it up to them by offering them tickets to a game later this spring. kumasi: in the south bay home security cameras could be the key to cracking a case of a mysterious anti-semitic flyer. someone dropped these flyers in san jose's willow grid -- willow glen neighborhood.

this is being investigated as a hate crime. officers are asking for help solving the case. >> look at your ring cams and your surveillance footage. if you can pinpoint a window in which a stranger they have opted your neighborhood and appeared to be dropping flyers or baggies containing flyers, please bring that forward to detectives. it will be pivotal to solving the case. kumasi: anti-semitic flyers were also found earlier this year in palo alto, berkeley, and san francisco, as well as several other states. new at 6:00, the return of tourists to capitol hill and their discarded food and trash should have been a tell-all sign. reggie: police captured an aggressive box, but not before -- an aggressive fox, but not before it caused chaos. a congressman was taken to walter reed where he received several shots after getting bit. >> i feel something lunge at the back of my leg.

it felt like a small animal. i was holding my umbrella because i thought i would have to shoo it away and i thought that is not a dog, that is a fox. it was probably protecting its den and its litter. >> i am good. i need to go get rabies shot. reggie: that is not a fun process. the fox will be relocated but it is not clear where it will end up. jobina: i'm trying to find the soundbite from earlier. the woman says "sometimes you just get bit by a fox." drew: that is not something you should have to think. reggie: not in the middle of d.c.. you never know. we have coyotes walking around here. drew: they haven't done anything yet.

get atha -- get any ideas, coyf the city. it is a good morning to take sky 7 up in flight. look at this lovely view. as the sun is slowly rising, gorgeous colors. we are in store for a warm day today, if not hot. the hot weather continues over the next couple of days. here your forecast headlines. temperatures are soaring well above average. the next few days records are likely tomorrow. i think tomorrow is the better bet of finding the records. then we go to the opposite direction. over the weekend temperatures tank. much cooler weather, especially on sunday. high-pressure sits on top of us tomorrow. our air-quality declines to the moderate zone across the entire bay area. in the south by a lot of sunshine86 in san jose.

along the peninsula it is a warm day. 82. the same in redwood city. downtown is warm. 76 with a lot of sunshine. 86 in santa rosa. 84 in napa. 82 in hayward. 80 in oakland. 88 in brentwood, 85 in walnut creek. 88 in fairfield. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. we get the big warm up today. records likely tomorrow. low 90's in our hottest spots. friday: close to the coast but then the temperatures take a nosedive. next week will feel cold, 50's and 60's for monday and tuesday. reggie: that is a journey. good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> we are glad you are with us

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one supervisor wants to allow pars on part of the sections. connie chan introduced a compromise between those who want a permanent car free jfk drive and those were against the plan and will let cars drive one way, and on portions behind the conservatory. the board of supervisors is set to vote as soon as this month on that issue. reggie: stern grove is back. the festival just announce the dates. 10 admission free events starting june 12. the festival will also feature arts and education programs for youth and young adult and while the concerts are free, you will need to reserve your tickets online. the festival was forced to cancel its last 2021 concert because of major flooding from a water main break. i did not know about you but that was an amazing turnaround. i did not think they were going to be ready this summer. kumasi: i was so happy to hear

they would be. i am ready for the lineup. reggie: it is a cool experience. >> get there early. reggie: it is steep. i did not realize how steep. kumasi: get there early. next come the new update from google maps that could save you change on the commute. >> the non-kidnapped in burkina faso. kumasi: plus cracking down on unruly passengers. the idea for one california lawmaker to slap serious consequences on anyone who gets violent. reggie: here's a live look outside at 6:27. we will be

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cases. the bay area seeing the highest rates of any other in california. kumasi: this could be a dream come true for twitter users. the feature that could be on the way. reggie: drew is tracking the bay area up starting today. kumasi: good morning. reggie: if we get in the upper 70's in san francisco come anywhere else that would be upper 80's. drew: yes. then tomorrow is even hotter. tomorrow we have the first shot of going to 80 degrees. warmest in six months. the warm-up begins today. 40's and 50's out the door. as you take a look at the camera, we are cloud free. the day planner today, expect a lot of sunshine. sunrise at 6:47. by noon we are well into the 70's. the coast is in the 70's and the

bay and inland well into the 80's. beach hazards in effect today. current wave heights eight to 10 feet. we will look at those in about nine minutes. kumasi: we are starting this half-hour with the war in ukraine. the white house is set to announce additional aid ukraine from additional tanks to more sanctions against russia. reggie: president zelenskyy is also pleading on the u.n. to act. jobina: russian troops are moving away from around the capital city of kyiv revealing scenes of death and destruction. the civilian tells abc news russian soldiers told all men to go outside to check their papers. he says if they were younger than 50 were killed on the spot. it is first address to the un security council since the war started, president zelenskyy called on the world to act. >> they were killed in their apartments, housing, blowing up,

grenades. civilians were crushed by tanks while sitting in their cars in the middle of the road just for their pleasure. jobina: the biden administration is sending an additional $100 million in security assistance ukraine, helping its military secure more anti-armor systems. the pentagon says it has committed $2.5 billion to ukraine. the u.s. is also set to announce new sanctions against family members of russian officials as well as a ban on all new investments in russia. the eu is also proposing sanctions directly against vladimir putin's two daughters. reggie: one of the three suspects arrested in connection with the debbie mass shooting in sacramento is out of jail. he is facing charge with possessing a firearm. one of the other suspects, deandre martin made his first

court appearance yesterday. he is charged with assault and firearms possession. it will be back in court in may. please solve -- police also arrested smiley martin on weapons charges. investigators 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. we have to go through a lot of videos so investigators have a lot of work to do. reggie: the work includes finding a motive. kumasi: family members are expressing frustration after learning no charges will be filed in the death of their loved one. three officers shot and killed him in june of 2020. officers say they opened fire after he rammed their cruisers while trying to get away for stolen car. his death has sparked numerous protests. family members on a protest from the das office. >> if you dive into that report,

you will see inconsistency after inconsistency. they try to defend the indefensible. kumasi: his pregnant girlfriend was in the passenger seat and was wounded in the shooting. his family has filed a civil rights lawsuit but the da's investigation has delayed at. reggie: in that he's bait 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 the feet on the back of the squad car. another man sitting in the honda -- police say the carjackers punched him and drove off with little girl. relationship between the girl and the suspect is not clear. kumasi: alameda city council is adopting a strict privacy policy for its police automated license plate leaders.

the readers will be found at bridges and tunnels and mounted on some police cars. under the policy, data will be kept for just 60 days, then it will be purged. officers accessing the readers will undergo special training and it will be closely monitored and audits will happen every year. >> five to ensure my staff is trained on a policy that is user-friendly and i will hold violators accountable. i am comfortable making updates and changes after we operationalize what is being proposed. >> if it turns out this policy is not working, 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 about the use of these leaders -- these readers. police say it will help them find suspects faster. reggie: san francisco has the highest covid case rate of any county in california.

it is being fueled by the emory krohn ba.2 subvariant. reporter ryan curry is live without doctors are receiving this data. ryan? ryan: good morning. we know the omicron subvariant is more transmissible than what caused the maze to -- the major surge in the winter months. hospitalization and deaths are relatively low thanks in part to the fact san francisco has a very high vaccination rate. this current trend is causing some doctors to keep an eye on which direction it currently goes in. right now people are traveling for spring break. with covid safety measures be more relaxed, they say that is definitely a reason for the uptick. with the numbers, they are still much lower than what we saw in the winter when san francisco was averaging thousands of new cases per day.

currently san francisco is a 131 new cases over a seven day average. this time last month it was 71 new cases and that was going on a downward trend. death remained low. the vaccination rates in san francisco is at 83%. the state is only reporting covid numbers a few days a week. doctors at uhs have saying they will keep an eye on the data to see which direction the cases go in to see if anything needs to change. they do not envision anything right now leading to possible changes in the current measures in place today. live in san francisco, ryan curry. reggie: san francisco is expected to bounce back from the pandemic and a pretty big way. projected revenue this fiscal year is expected to be $6.3 billion, higher than estimates made in january. property taxes and increased federal eight. the comptroller's office

predicts the city will see a rise in revenue throughout the next three fiscal cycles. kumasi: the san jose city council just approved ending the indoor mast mandate. the county lifted its mast mandate last month. san jose officials faced this new decision on case rates. >> covid-19 hospitalizations remain relatively low and stable. at this time the city feels it is appropriate to rescind the policy. kumasi: the city says changes to the mandates are always possible but right now the county's wastewater shows san jose's detection of covid is going up in the ba.2 variant and more transmissible xe variant emerging. mask are still advisable in public transit. dining outdoors will still be an option in danville. the council voted to expand

outdoor dining. town leaders last extended the temporary permits june 3. danville first allowed restaurants to expand in the summer of 2020 so they can operate at 100% free pandemic for opacity and follow social distancing and other health measures. if you have any questions on covid reopens, booster shots, subvariant, we are constantly updating our website so you can stay up-to-date on the headlines. go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. is this the end of cheap seats? a major airline merger that could reshape the landscape or low-cost travel. this is a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down 285 points. another update on the markets is next. plus they are the newest reality stars. the brand-new series to watch some otest faces in san francisco. don't forget you can watch us for an extra hour today on abc seven at 7:00.

we are talking to people from north bay winery with the dream job opening. plus how you can use artificial intelligence to get healthier. all of this on abc seven's bay area streaming apps. drew: we start you out with the shot showing some haze in our atmosphere. our air quality is good to moderate today. moderate tomorrow because high-pressure suits over us tomorrow, acting like the heat pump but also trapping pollutants to our surface so that means our air quality does decline. warm today. by 10:00 warming through the 60's, if not close to 70. by 1:00 our warmest cities around 80 degrees. around the shoreline expecting a lot of 70's and 80's. well above where we should be in terms of april numbers. 80 in oakland, 86 in san jose.

76 degrees with a lot of sunshine. if along the coast from half moon bay to santa cruz, low 70's to low 80's. other weather moves in tomorrow. first we will say good morning to jobina and see how we are doing on traffic. jobina: good morning to pittsburgh. a live footage from sky 7 showing san marco boulevard. we will pull offs guide mount -- we will pull off sky 7. highway four is typically our problems bought starting around 6:15 in the morning. the traffic moving well over the limit. from -- well under the limit. from antioch to concorde the looking at slow traffic in the westbound direction. it just keeps going. if you're headed out the door this morning and this is a part of your commute, this is what you can expect. our sensors are picking up the

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kumasi: developing news this morning as we take a live look at the airport tarmac at the sfo. jetblue is offering to make a deal. it is looking to buy budget carrier spirit airlines, potentially spoiling of competing bid from frontier airlines. many people are concerned this deal could squash the low cost options just as airfare costs are jumping up. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is looking at the potential changes. gloria: experts say we could be looking at higher airfare prices if jetblue acquires spirit that would mean even more headaches

for travelers already dealing with frequent delays and cancellations. jetblue airways core offering to buy spirit airlines for $3.6 billion. this throws a wrench into spirits agreement to merge with frontier. jetblue offering all cash and 50% more than what frontier plan to pay. ilhetblue fetoheoa and make decisio onhat is best for shareholders. last year the justice department sued to prevent jetblue partnering with american airlines, arguing it would drive up prices and also reduce competition. some worry that could happen if this merger takes based. >> consumers may be looking at higher air prices as we see when the airline industry consolidates -- when a merger happens, routes get caught. gloria: domestic airfares are already up more than 40% since the beginning of the year as the post-pandemic travel demand

takes off and jet fuel prices increase. this is being compounded by spring break travel. an economist at online booking site hopper recommends prices keep rising through june at about 30 dollars per ticket. the average domestic airfare is now $330. experts recommend booking your flight by early may if you are planning a trip this summer and they say there are deals. the key is to be flexible and know when to look. for domestic flights, it is recommended you look one to three months before you travel. reggie, start making the summer plans now. reggie: i already have. today lawmakers will introduce a new bill aimed at improving air travel safety in response to violent in-flight incidents that have skyrocketed during the pandemic. according to the faa there were 6000 unruly passenger incidents last year. the bill would hold those passengers accountable.

violent offenders could be placed on a commercial no-fly list. eric swalwell is one of the lawmakers behind the bill. kumasi: if you have federal student loans you do not to make a payment until the end of august. payments are set to resume on may 1, but now the bided administration is planning to extend it through august 1. this is giving millions of americans much needed financial relief from the pandemic. reggie: the big changes for san francisco-based twitter. users have been asking for years to get an edit but it and it looks like that will happen. twitter says it will start testing the feature later this year. the announcement comes after new board member elon musk pulled his followers about the idea. twitter claims it was working on an edit button before that. twitter dispel rumors and might reinstate former president trump.

it said it has no plans of that. san francisco-based instacart reportedly in serious decline after flourishing in the first year of the covid-19 pandemic. according to the wall street journal the grocery app's founder and ceo both approached doordash and uber eads about possible deals. last year instacart cut -- after soaring by 303% from 2019 to 2020. instacart has faced increased competition while grocery chains reevaluate its options. the new york stock exchange down 272 points. kumasi: google maps will soon have some new features. toll prices will be displayed when copulating different routes. you can choose which one you want to take. maps will also sew locations of stop lights and stop signs and other details like medians. the futures will rollout this

month. reggie: reality tv's biggest family is about to be back in a big way. the kardashians sitting down with robin roberts for an abc news special. revealing what they want the world to know about them now as they get ready for their new show debuting on hulu next week. part of the interview is on gma this morning. >> people love talking about you guys. a lot of things go viral. you are steeled so that. >> it is nice to not see. i've new thing right do not look at my phone until after i've dropped off my kids. reggie: you can see more on gma at 7:00 and tune in for the full abc news special with robin in the kardashians tonight at 8:00 on abc seven and catch their new show on hulu starting april 14. disney is the parent company of abc 7 and hulu. kumasi: a san francisco animal shelter will be the focus of a new reality tv show.

the board of supervisors has greenlight the project featuring animal care and control. it will focus exclusively on animal rescues. no word yet on what network will carry the show and when it will start filming, but we know the production crew behind the series has worked on other shows like survivor, ice road truckers, and nightwatch. reggie: i would watch this. drew: in a heartbeat. kumasi: the journey. where they start, where the end. kumasi: get to know them. their personalities. and the people who are caring for them. drew: i like it. plus they have a beautiful new facility which is one of the reasons they want to do this. it used to be not so great. drew: got an upgrade. reggie: they got a blowup -- they got a glow up. drew: sky 7 giving you the beauty shot this morning.

we are looking east as the sun is up. what you'll find is not a cloud to be seen in the sky. there already looks warm in the sun is going to be effective at taking our temperatures up into the 70's and 80's later on this afternoon. beautiful shot on a wednesday morning. here are the forecast headlines. temperatures are soaring to date and tomorrow and friday. tomorrow record highs are likely. our warmest cities in the 90's tomorrow. that is why we think records are going to be broken. then we go the other way over the weekend. temperatures will tumble. you need the entire wardrobe of the next couple of days. summer clothes friday and over the weekend pants back as temperatures tank. a6 and san jose, 82 in cupertino. half moon bay mild at 72. downtown it is warm. going to 76.

richmond at 70. 82 in san rafael. 74 sausalito. the east bay 80. inland mid to upper 80's. 88 in brentwood, 86 in pleasanton. here is the seven-day forecast. hotter tomorrow. records likely. low 90's and hunter spots. a widespread cool down. 50's and 60's monday and tuesday. kumasi: developing this morning, officials are looking for a nun kidnapped in africa where she had been stationed since 2018. the archdiocese of new orleans said the sister was of ducted monday from the parish in burkina faso. official cite unidentified armed men took the 83-year-old to an unknown destination. the kidnappers also vandalize the convent where she lived. reggie: there are new lawsuits

against the oakland a's efforts to build a new all parking power terminal. union pacific railroad is suing of the environmental impact. the lawsuits claim public safety risks are ignored. a group of shipping companies that use the port of oakland is also suing, calling the report flawed. oakland anticipated legal action over the project and passed legislation to fast-track litigation. kumasi: rapper megan thee stallion is making headlines for giving up the glam. shs pledging not to him where wake up -- not america -- she is pledging up to where makeup until coachella. dermatologists say this is a good idea to give your face a break every now and then and can improve your skin. >> there a lot of allergens, preservatives, things your skin can react to every time you interact with an active ingredient. if you are someone who has sensitive skin, that can help

you in keeping your skin healthy and allergy free and clear. kumasi: look at meg's still. -- look at meg's skin. the skin care habits experts say you do not want to toss our sunscreen and moisturizer. make sure you always keep that in rotation. you can see the rest of their tips on gma coming up at 7:00. reggie: i'm sorry. that is the most beautiful skin i've ever seen on a person. i do not understand how skin works anymore. kumasi: moisturizer. reggie: i really thought she was fully beat. amazing. kumasi: hugo makeup free on weekends? reggie: this is a light beat. kumasi: i am very jealous. reggie: you look great.

kumasi: i love not having makeup on. if i could just do it like that, i would. reggie: i would like to come back and look like megan thee stallion. kumasi: moisturizer. reggie: and a lot of squats. kumasi: get the knees right. [laughter] up next, things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand. it is available for amazon fire tv and roku. kumasi: as we had to break, makeup free sea lion. reggie: they're active again this morning. this is the time.

kumasi: seven things to know this morning. a third suspect is arrested after the mass shooting in sacramento has been released on half $1 million they'll. damien dawson is facing charges on possession of a firearm.

he is not charged with crimes related to the shooting. reggie: san francisco currently has the highest covid case rate of any county in california. the uptick is called by the omicron ba.2 subvariant. hospitalizations and deaths remain low thanks to our high vaccination rate. kumasi: today the fda's panel of experts will meet to discuss her booster campaign for the fall. officials say the next potential wave could come in the fall when the weather gets colder. reggie: sf mta has voted to extend a pilot program that allows you to order a taxi through the uber app. the city will get 90 days to create rules and guidelines for the program, which will start in august. drew: tracking summer heat starting today for the next three days. the sun is up. already in the 70's by lunchtime. not a bad idea to grab the meal outside. by 4:00 warm sunshine.

80's. 90's back tomorrow. jobina: bringing you alive picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. backup is into the maze. kumasi: number seven. congratulations the world to drew and his husband joey. a wonderful wedding last friday in celebration. so much love from all of your families and friends. cheers. drew: thank you. to get married in city hall is amazing. the symbolism, beautiful building itself. to be around family and friends like you guys, it exceeded every expectation joey and i could have had. kumasi: what time did you get to bed friday night? drew: it was saturday morning. say it was 3:0or 4:00 in the morning. reggie: you have to keep the party going. kumasi: a good night.

drew: no is going to bed so you're not going to bed. reggie: earlier than the bachelor party. drew: good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this wednesday, more sanctions for putin. more american weapons for ukraine. depth of destruction. new images reveal the devastation russian forces are leaving behind in ukraine as ukrainian president zelenskyy blasts the united nations for not acting and the u.s. says that russia is forcing ukrainians into so-called "filtration camps." this morning, the new push to punish putin. what the white house is set to announce as the nation's top general sounds the alarm warning >> take cover. >> ripping through communities, this morning, the new threat on