recycled gowns to outfit reveals and the guide to marilyn monroe. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, may 3. julian: we will check in with jobina at the bay bridge this morning. lisa? lisa: we can see the sun, the predawn light behind you, julian, looking pretty nice as the sun rises in about 10 minutes and high pressure sits offshore, it will allow for a warm-up. 52 in oakland, 45 in mt. view with 48 in half moon bay and 47 in santa clara. gorgeous view here, camera not shaking this morning though the upper level wind is still pretty strong, allowing for the warmer air to move to the surface with a sun angle warming us up

quickly as noontime numbers bayside and inland coast to the low 60's with 80 in land, mid 70's for you bay shore, looking beautiful today and warmer tomorrow. julian? julian: developing news, apparently from a supreme court draft opinion indicates the court is poised to overturn roe v. wade with a live look at the supreme court this morning. 9:00 out east and you can see protesters are starting to gather and the news of the leak is hitting shockwaves across the morning and demonstrators with jobina live. jobina: those who follow the supreme court say the leak of a majority draft opinion of this magnitude is remarkable but caution it is not the final word yet. demonstrators showed up outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. after politico obtained documents from a person

"familiar" with the proceedings ," for centered on the mississippi band, labeled a first draft but in the draft the apparent author, samuel alito, writes that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. >> this decision should be left to every american to make for themselves. not a decision that is limited and restricting a freedom that is taken away by a supreme court. jobina: planned parenthood tweeted that this is a draft opinion, outrageous, unprecedented, but not final, abortion is your right and still legal. a draft opinion leak as across the country they started drafting measures to craft legislation to protect abortion rights by codifying them into federal law. julian: thank you, jobina. a rally in response to the draft

decision is happening today in san francisco. the party for socialism and liberation is planning a demonstration at 5 p.m. this evening and is organizing similar events nationwide. kumasi: santa clara could take a stand to boost funding for abortion services in the area. we have more on the pushback. >> good morning. just as other parts of the country prepare for abortion rights to be possibly taken away, in the south bay they are ramping up to try to help planned parenthood provide more abortions. two supervisors here have announced a plan to try to secure another $3 million for planned parenthood, saying that they expect to see more women coming to california for abortions as other states shut down the procedure. the money will be used to -- >> the money will be used to

strengthen abortion service asp -- abortion services for women in the community, those who live in the community and those who come from out of state who need the services but can no longer get them in their states because of growing restrictions. >> the supervisors announced the plan before news of the roe v. wade vote was leaked. they were reacting to the fact that san jose clinics have already seen women coming from across the country because of restrictions and their states and plan to vote on the idea to increase funding in their county supervisor meeting today. reporting live in san jose, amy holyfield. kumasi: we will of course stay on top of all the angles of this story. we sent this alert early in the weekend if you want alerts like these early in the future you can download the app to turn on notifications. julian: kamala harris returning

to work at the white house today. she tested negative for covid yesterday after testing positive. the fda has issued emergency use authorization for paxlovid. she has been working from home for the last week. we are committed to your health as a part of our work in supporting the bay area. the vice admiral held a town hall in san francisco, addressing the crowd that one of the city's civic engagement spaces, talking about recovering from the pandemic after two years of isolation and rebuilding a more connected society. >> if we don't have strong connections, we don't have trust or a sense of community. it doesn't matter how good the vaccines and therapeutics are. >> it's awesome for him to come to san francisco to bring another viewpoint, it's not just about online, how do we still

move off-line, we have a need. >> he says we are equipped to combat the subvariants with paxlovid, which he said the country has an abundance of. >> the state population slightly decreasing for the second year in a row. california losing about 117,000 residents in 2021. less than the decrease seen in 2020. san mateo, marin, those counties among the top 10 with the biggest drops and officials say the reasons for the decline include a slowdown in birth rates, deaths from covid and people moving out of state. 2021 was only the second year since data collection began in 1900 california saw the overall decline. be aware of the bear. a bay area neighborhood on alert after this guy was spotted roaming city streets. plus the diet debate. new research this morning

showing different effects. lisa: good morning to you, we are looking at a beautiful view here with the sun up. 51 in san francisco and san jose . 48 in half moon bay. a look at the airport there, where we are looking at clear sky and no fog at all, but that will change as we get into the second part of the day where the green layer comes back. mid 40's in concord. 54 in livermore. a little bit cooler this morning and we are seeing that because the wind has really backed off. as we get into the mid morning hours, things are really going to warm up and we will talk about

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kumasi: smog season is here in the bay area, air quality management saying it's a good time to remind all of us that we need to drive less and walk, drive, or take public transit. these are issued when it forecast to reach unhealthy levels, the smog. lisa: vegetation drying out because of warming temperatures but this is a nice site, fog along the coast from pacifica to half moon bay. overall temperatures are cooler today, well into the 70's in the south bay. cupertino, 75. very little breeze to start out with a lighter sea breeze in the mid-70's and pacifica. that is an improvement, 68 downtown, in the north 80 in

sonoma with east bay numbers, pretty nice. 76 in fremont. heading and land you have got a few 80's there, livermore to walnut creek at 81. warmer tomorrow and cooler on thursday and friday with a trend for cooling lasting through the weekend. jobina: commuters can expect delays on the bay bridge again. this morning the lights are on and it is all because of a tractor-trailer hauling oversized steel girders destroyed one of the right sides sunday night and repairs may last through friday. workers are trying to find a way to replace the toll taking sensors now that the booth is destroyed. tollbooths across the area are set to be removed if you years and the bay bridge will be the last to have the in 2026 and as we come to the studio you can take a live look to see that the backup has already started. yesterday we didn't see the backup go away until after nine

a.m. and typically that isn't the case, so it just looks like the tollbooth has really impacted traffic. if you rely on caltrans, heads up, electrification construction has started and that will last through may 20. there will be no local service between 5:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. and there will be three trains per hour wrapping up with the overall look here and the biggest slowdown coming out of tracy. kumasi: this morning it's the story of rebirth. a ukrainian couple were going back to their home in march when an explosion almost took ox on apostle life. she had to go through three operations at once and ended up using both of her legs -- losing both of her legs. the couple has been together for six years and decided they didn't want to wait anymore, they got married and had their first dance in the surgery wing of the hospital and say that

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drug overdose deaths, 47% were in the tenderloin. kumasi: the oakland police chief is talking only with abc 7 about a string of armed robberies from over the weekend. they were all on saturday and one of them involved a couple visiting here from georgia, robbed of $40,000 in cash and possessions in the middle of the afternoon. cory armstrong, please chief, said one group is responsible. >> we are investigating a couple of robberies we believe are related to these individuals and are seeking the help of the community, if they have information that might help us identify the vehicle or the description of the individuals that may have been involved, that would be helpful, but we are working to link the robbery with others that happened during the 24 hours saturday night into sunday morning. >> chief armstrong is encouraging you to be aware of

your surroundings at all times, especially at night, that they are increasing police presence. julian: vacaville residence on high alert after a black air was spotted roaming around the city in a north georgia neighborhood. there he goes. parents are using alternate routes to pick up their kids and solano county is actually a natural habitat for these black bears. >> just in the kitchen. heard voices. look at the back porch and saw police in the backyard. i said what's going on and they pointed into the tree and there was a bear in the tree. >> people who live in the area are being asked to bring in the trash cans after pickup so that they are not looking for scraps. the department of fish and wildlife is carefully monitoring them whereabouts of the black bear and experts are hoping it will just return to the it's natural habitat. kumasi: stars hitting the red carpet last night for the met

gala. rick shows us the iconic outfits. rick: the glitz, the pitch perfect fashion. the what am i even looking at moments. it can all only mean one thing. the met gala is back, baby. this year's theme had an emphasis on gilded glamour, putting american fashion in the spit -- spotlight. blake lively undergoing a showstopping transformation on the carpet. her gown going from copper to aqua green. a reference to the patina of the statue of liberty. from one american icon to another, marilyn monroe back in the spotlight thanks to kim kardashian, she wore the infamous stress that marilyn monroe wore to the john f. kennedy birthday party in 1962 when she sang him happy birthday. >> i tried it on and it didn't fit and i look at it and i said give me like three weeks. i had to lose 16 pounds down

today to be able to fit this. rick: sarah jessica parker paying fashion tribute to the first black fashion designer employed at the white house and the eventual dressmaker for mary todd lincoln. alicia keys embracing the theme with a skyline on her cape made by ralph lorenz. so many stars going for gold on the red carpet this year. megan thee stallion and billie eilish, with holy hat, fashion baseball caps. eric about due wearing this highflying hat and cynthia revo nodding to the women in louisiana during the gilded age, ignored during the lexicon fashion. hats and headpieces certainly made for popular accessories this year, so did plus one. kim k walking with her new davidson blue with sophie turner

and jared lehto, showing up alongside another jerrod lehto? abc news, new york. julian: all of the looks. kumasi: all of the looks and we are talking about it. you've got to think, how can i turn it up, right? julian: exactly, that's what they go therefore, right? how can i have the outfit that has all the tags? kumasi: you know that rihanna is usually there. they had a marble statue of her with a pregnancy belly and it's fabulous even though it's not real her, it's a statue of her. >> kumasi: i think the actual gala did. whatever she wears, people are like on my god. lisa: seeing pictures of her in that belly, she wears that well,

too. kumasi: people were wondering if she was going to come but we got the marble statue. lisa: good morning, everybody. you may want to peel off the layer's today as temperatures climb and we surpass yesterday's highs by noontime. live doppler 7 with a big area of blue offshore building high pressure. a look at sutro here. 48 in oakland. san jose is up to 51. santa clara, 48, on the coast there is patchy fog. sfo, nice and sunny with light winds that got gusty yesterday. 50 in napa, 56 on the delta. 55 in livermore. overnight with the wind backing off, three degrees to six degrees, kl concord. just had a reading of 50 mile-per-hour winds. in the upper elevation it is not only pretty strong but it is out

of the north and it will aid in her warm up today. tomorrow looking warmer with temperatures in the 60's. not warm but it is out of the 50's for the shoreline. a big about-face on thursday and friday as the air mass from the north brings down the temperatures, the wind kicks up. one forecast model wants to bring in a few drops here as we get into the weekend. it just all shows you that this warming trend is short-lived. enjoy it today, mid 70's on the peninsula. low 80's in napa. 80 in livermore today. back to you guys. julian: time to turn to ginger zee with a live look at what's coming up this morning on gma. kumasi: good morning, ginger. ginger: great to be with everybody this morning and we have course begin with the reaction to that apparent draft supreme court opinion obtained by politico that would overturn roe v. wade and then we will get into the fallout.

plus the nationwide search for the corrections officer and suspect who vanished together. and a new warning about a scam targeting homebuyers, stolen downpayments. plus big moments from the biggest night in fashion. the met gala. plus sheryl crow is here live. you don't want to miss it. kumasi: we were trying to figure out what was going on with jared leto. do you know? ginger: you know, the men just need to make such big statements to be the headline, they've done it. i think they've done and that's it. our goal is to be the headline. good. yeah. julian: a double jerrod lehto situation this morning. kumasi: so many questions. [laughter]

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morning about kids and a vegetarian diet compared to kids who eat meat. researchers found no significant difference. but the study found that kids who were vegetarian were slightly underweight. dr. jen ashton weighed in on the findings. >> as long as it doesn't impact the growth curve, that is what you care about. it was something that was significant with the finding but not found or thought to be dangerous. julian: coming up at 7:00 on gma you can get some tips to help your kids eat more veggies. kumasi: a new tool from google letting you check flight prices between cities and detailed information about where you can stay within certain driving distances. you just need an address or landmark to get started. a surprise city with the most

workers in the office and where san jose and san francisco make -- rank. julian: shocking numbers for how much you are paying to drive in those fasttrku the supreme cour, shocking news coming out of there, the action coming from their. julian: we are taking a live look outside

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. [chanting] julian: top stories at 6:30, the battle over abortion pushed front and center by a supreme court leak. kumasi: and get ready for 90 degrees, y'all.

some bay area neighborhoods will have a serious eat up today and for the weekend lisa is tracking it all. julian: paying for pod living, what's the price for that little space. kumasi: lisa, i said 90's? lisa: you did, girlfriend. and not everywhere. in land valley is warming up to the 80's. 47 in santa cruz. a pretty shot there. 51 in the city and san jose as we look out from the exploratorium camera. livermore is at 55. we are moving through the fit -- 60's by 9:00 and as we get towards about noontime, warm or at noon then yesterday, low 70's in land and on the peninsula with a sea breeze kicking in, keeping it on the 60's and the

coastline, 80's arriving from fairfield, antioch, santa rosa. near that as well is the 80 degree mark and san jose but the fog will stay with us for the next several days. we will talk about that and a look ahead into the weekend, coming up. julian: major developing news this morning, the u.s. supreme court could be looking to overturn decades of established abortion rights and there is a lot of strong reaction this morning. kumasi: protesters immediately gathered on the steps of the supreme court last night. >> i'm really upset, i knew i had to come down here as soon as possible. >> feels like i jumped in a time machine and went back. >> it's a historic moment for the grassroots pro-life organizers. >> it's exciting -- it's upsetting to both sides. kumasi: politico obtaining a draft opinion showing that the

court justices are ready to overturn the precedent set i roe v. wade. we spoke with law experts who called it unheard of and earth shattering. >> i am shocked and appalled. >> a supreme court clerk for harry blackmun, the author of the roe v. wade opinion, which established abortion rights for women. now the apparent draft opinion obtained by politico shows their conservative majority of justices is ready to overturn nearly 50 years of rights, unprecedented -- a precedent since roe v. wade. >> it's gratuitously insulted of the opinion originally authored. i was thinking that my own boss must be overturning in his grave. >> the document, which politico says they obtained from a person familiar with court proceedings, marked first draft, deb -- dated

february 10, 2022. uc hastings professor joel paul commented on the possible leak. >> obviously someone on the court, a clerk or a justice, must have leaked this opinion in protest. >> during the arguments, five of the justices hinted that they were ready to do away with the viability standard established by roe v. wade and subsequent 1992 decision planned parenthood versus casey. samuel alito is the apparent author of the leaked opinion and if it were to go as written it would dramatically upend abortion rights across america, allowing each state to support its own policy and says that they are surprised the court would even need to rule on this. >> they have already restricted the rights in so many parts of the country that 90% of the counties in the states no longer

provide abortion services. they didn't need to strike down roe v. wade. it is a self-inflicted wound that i think will call into question the legitimacy of the court in the future. >> the drafting of these opinions is a fluid and dynamic process. sources familiar with internal operations told abc news that justices can always change their minds. >> in 1992, just as i was getting to clerk at the court, when they were deciding when, the original draft opinion of the case would have overturned roe v. wade. at the last minute one justice changed his mind. >> how rare is a leak like this? joe paul is only aware of one case where it happened in the country back in the 1800s and the belief here is that justices would make a final call

regarding unresolved abortion cases within the next two months . j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> governor newsom says he is working with state leadership on a proposal to amend the state constitution to enshrine the right to choose, calling the draft opinion an appalling attack on the rights of women, adding that he's furious that his own daughters and sons could grow up in an america that is less free than the one they were born into. we have to wake up and fight and must not be silenced. >> a planned parenthood in the south bay could have a lot of money coming its way. santa clara -- santa clara county leaders are looking to a -- provide more primary services for care. amy is live at the clinic that could see a rush of women coming in from out-of-state. good morning, amy. amy: south bay clinics say they have already seen an uptick in the need for abortions here in

southbay as women come here from other states as their states have been limiting abortion rights. the announcement was made before the leaked report about the roe v. wade opinion. this was already on the radar of these two county supervisors who announced they would be seeking an extra $3 million from the county for planned parenthood to help them respond to the influx of women coming here from across the country. one of the supervisors called it a matter of life or death. >> we know taking away the legal right to abortion doesn't minimize abortions. but it does have the potential to increase maternal deaths in this country by more than 20%. >> they expect the money would pay for more staffing at the clinics and more lab and medical equipment and telehealth services. officials predict more women

will be coming here as california becomes a sanctuary state and abortion rights are taken away in other parts of the country. supervisors bringing it up for of boat at the -- at today's meeting. julian: new concern this morning that vladimir putin may officially declare war in ukraine early next week, allowing him to send more troops to the front lines. jobina is standing by with more on the possible announcement coming in this morning. jobina: officials are bracing for an announcement from putin on monday, may 9, a russian holiday commemorating the victory over nazi germany. there are fears that he could use the holiday to officially declare war on ukraine, a term that moscow has not used yet. today they will be visiting a lockheed martin facility in alabama that makes antitank missiles. the u.s. has sent over 5500 to ukraine and the president is pushing congress to pass his

already 3 billion dollar aid package and republicans are signaling they may be ready to support the plan as long as democrats hold off on adding other privations like things involving covid-19. while in ukraine a steel plant there where hundreds remained trapped is under bombardment by the russians. some people were able to evacuate on sunday but the evacuations were stopped yesterday. kumasi: thank you. former congresswoman and gun control advocate abby giffords will be in san francisco today for an event to pay tribute to gun violence victims. it's on drum street where the current memorial is set up. paying tribute to the 3500 lives lost to gun violence in california 2020. giffords is a victim of gun violence yourself, shot in the head while publicly speaking to constituents in 2011. the candlelight vigil is

scheduled for 7:45 tonight and the memorial will be open on friday. julian: matt haney will be sworn in today to start his new role as the 17th assembly member. he will effectively resign as san francisco's district six supervisor when that happens. he is serving out the rest of the david hsu term, running then for a full two-year term on the general ballot this november. that four day work week in california might just be a bit of false hope. you may have to wait just a little bit longer. looking live at the big board, another update on how the markets are doing in just a moment. plus summer workouts for free. the new offer for teenagers coming from planet fitness. do not forget that you can watch us for an extra hour, 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. on the abc 7 they area

streaming at. download it now. it's available for your phone, roku, apple tv, fire, or android tv. lisa: the view here from the peak is gorgeous, the sun was up at x: 11. 51 in the city as well as san jose, santa clara. fog on the coast. oakland is at 48. and a north wind here of relative humidity yet 37%. not that certainly the north wind will dry out quickly. 50 in napa, 44 in concord. looking at the temperature change, it's cooler, the wind is pretty fierce. 20 to 50 miles per hour, that won't make its way to the surface. it will be a typical sea breeze today. you will not even need the jacket by noon as temperatures on. the bayshore and in land, very cool, cooler by the end of the week. breezy and much cooler by the end of the weekend.

wednesday, 70's and 80's. everyone cooling off on thursday. the wind kicking up and we could even see if you raindrops getting closer to the weekend, but we are talking about highs well above average. 83 in concord, 80 in santa rosa and san jose. good morning, jobina. jobina: metering lights came on at 5:40 and you should expect delays through friday due to the work on the tollbooth destroyed late sunday night because of a crash there. heads up, everybody, if you rely on that for your commute. san rafael, the people traveling westbound, not bad. we are following a crash in richmond following a big backup on sound 80 on mcdonald avenue, 23 miles for our therefore your average need with new details on

the growing network of fast track express toll lanes. our media partner reports that commuters are sometimes paying double digits, prices topic $17 on 680 and 101. reaching as high as $30 on 880. this is wild. there are also more reports of drivers posing as car coolers by setting their transponder to two or more people travel in the express lanes for free.

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to recent actions taken in conservative states including laws that criminalize errant allowing their kids to receive gender affirming care. julian: there is some confusion this morning over the future of the gilroy garlic festival. an asparagus event organizer recently announced that his group was stepping into takeover but officials in gilroy say that isn't the case. in the meantime, fresno is getting in on the vegetable events. in april the garlic festival association announced three smaller events, effectively bringing the traditional festival to an end. organizers of the asparagus festival teased that they would be hosting the garlic festival in the official announcement is expected on thursday. >> they announced they are done. i didn't announce it. i'm trying to keep it going for the nonprofits, the culture, and the people. julian: the garlic festival

association says that this is not the successor to the traditional attraction and it happens as the first national garlic civil comes to fresno in a few weeks. kumasi: hoping for a four day work week? a california bill requiring companies to pay overtime for employees who work more than 32 hours per week is not advancing in the legislature. ed loco wrote the proposal and says lawmakers decided against advancing the bill because there was too little time to fully study the implications. julian: now time for your morning money report. you can expect to pay more to spend your -- send your kids to summer camp. you can blame covid protocols for supply and demand issues. kids are expected to enroll and can't this sumr dost will feel the pressure after

reportedly operating at full capacity even before the pandemic. planets is -- planet fitness letting teenagers work out for free this summer, ages 14 to 19, they can take part in the special offer by heading to planet fitness or going to the website to sign up for the program. teenagers under 18 need a parent with them to sign the waiver. the high school summer pass initiative starts may 16 and goes through the end of august. a crucial announcement could be coming from the federal reserve tomorrow, the group meeting today and tomorrow to discuss another raise to the interest rates to fight against the spiking inflation we are all dealing with. a one quarter point hike in interest rates is expected, making it more costly to borrow for a car, home, or a credit card purchase, all of which will likely weaken the overall economy. we are set to see the fastest interest rate hikes in decades. here we have a live look at the stock exchange and we will see

how the market is reacting as trading gets underway so far. down 79 points. kumasi: a new idea from mountain view google. the search giant saying they will be giving up to $100,000 of online courses to any business in the united states. classes are in areas like data analytics, design, and i.t., all a part of the career certificates program, covering about 500 workers for six months in classes. new research shows which cities are moving workers back to the office the fastest. castle systems say that companies across the country are struggling to get the employees back in person. commuting is the number one most challenging factor, saying that houston, after coming in second, at 60%, brought san jose and san francisco with 30%. julian: there is a new

affordable housing solution here in silicon valley and the concept involves people sleeping in small individual pods with a few roommates in a shared house. david shows us what the pod living is like and whether you could be helping to build a bay area. >> the rent for a house like this could easily run $6,000 to thousand dollars with residents paying just $8,000 per month. the 14 residents of sleep inn pods, a bit larger than a twin bed. quek the pods are it gives enough room for bigger people and makes a living room possible, they are not like the japanese capsules, they are a little bit larger. quek she and her co-founder wanted to address the need for affordable housing. they ran into objections on this in new york but palo alto doesn't set limits on single renters in the house.

>> we told him about the concept the benefits of it and how it could help people and the landlord was interested. >> the residents are all in their 20's, getting started in doing internships. lisa loves access to the kitchen and sleeping in the pod is fine. >> i don't need a big place for my stuff every night. it's like just a bunk bed to. >> the idea went from a concept to an affordable housing for 20 at two sites financed by family. >> i don't like depleting my savings like this but as long as i can bring it to the world, that's what i care about. >> if the concept takes off they hope to be spreading nationwide. in palo alto inside of a pod, david louis. kumasi: first of all, david

julian: well, david did leave and go back to his house, ok? that interesting concept getting a lot of attention for sure. kumasi: i'm not ready. julian: same, but we are ready for the 80's and maybe even 90 to is here in the bay area. lisa: good to hear that you are ready. outside, looking at the golden gate ridge you can see the flag is moving too much, up her 6 -- sunshine with oakland, half moon bay, and 51 in san francisco. mid 70's for the afternoon high. kind of cool here going into the upper elevations, it has been breezy with north wind.

the fog here showing you it's right along the coast, offering you a sea breeze to keep the temperatures around 60 but it won't get very far. so, we are still going to have the warmest day in land with a lack of wind and temperatures on your wednesday in cupertino in the mid-80's. we are talking near 90 in land, probably in the mid-80's around redwood city, fremont. everyone cooling off thursday and friday with wind back in the forecast and temperatures much, much cooler after wednesday. with that, 80's in santa rosa. oakland, fremont, heading in land, 80's. livermore, another hot day. kumasi: now might be a good day to prepare for the upcoming fire

season. it's wildfire preparedness week. california has experienced some of their worst wildfires in years and now they have new technology and equipment. >> the having the most robust system and capability to respond to the threats we have in california. >> officials recommend making an evacuation plan and having an evacuation back packed and clearing all the dry vegetation around your home. julian: there will be a guest host on jimmy kimmel live tonight. saying on twitter that the show must not go on. mike vertically will be filling in in his stead.

steph and seth curry's mother is out with a new memoir about her journey of raising her for -- or three kids, faith, and passion for education. they joined their mom to talk about it on gma. quek's fear and love is the passion through thick and thin. so, to actually know it worked and it came to fruition, watching them and what they do with their grandbabies, as a parent you can only do what you can do. kumasi: the family says the book covers all aspects. the good, the bad, and a bit of ugly. you can watch the full interview on gma coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 morning. the warriors are looking to go up two games tonight in their

series against the grizzlies and after the warriors get the win, because we are planning, abc 7 will be the place to meet for game three when the doves will be back here for -- five after the game. julian: i like what they see there. stephanie -- stefan, locked into the series and staying focused. kumasi: [laughter] next, seven things you need to know today. julian: taking a live look outside, look at that, the iconic bridge is looking good on (music throughout)

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there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. kumasi: if you are just joining us, seven things to know this morning. an apparent leak of a draft opinion from samuel alito indicates the supreme court is set to overturn roe v. wade. joe biden said he would work to codify abortion rights into law. julian: number two, the santa

clara county board of supervisors is expected to vote today to add $3 million in additional funding for abortions with the money being used for improved medical equipment in the county. julian: president -- kumasi: president fighting will be visiting lockheed martin today as vladimir putin could be sending more troops to declare war on the front lines. kumasi: a good reminder to drive less during the warm summer months. taking public transit might be a better option. lisa: our well advertised warm-up is here, san francisco, sunny, mid 70's. jobina: expect delays at the bay bridge toll plaza, we still have a lane closed because of a crash that destroyed a tollbooth and a crash in richmond because they slow down eastbound on 80 before mcdonald avenue. kumasi: number seven, the stars

hit the red carpet last night for the 2022 met gala. it was the ultimate intersection of celebrity and fashion. i've got to get some of these looks. julian: i'm trying to take in the ones i didn't see before. kumasi: when they said, what was it? lisa: gilded age? kumasi: i didn't know what people would come up with, but yeah, when blake lively did the change with the gloves? julian: very nice. got to admit, i never know what to expect when they -- kumasi: and where did kim get marilyn monroe's dress from? lisa: you know, questions that need answers. kumasi: that's amazing. who had it, where was it? she was like what should i wear? that dress. julian: come on. lisa: blake lively always kills the red carpet but tianna taylor?

julian: if it is liz, though, that's a fluke. [laughter] te ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this tuesday morning, an unprecedented leak from the supreme court sending shock waves through the fight over abortion rights. overnight, an apparent draft supreme court opinion. are they going to overturn a nearly 50-year-old precedent established by roe versus wade? justice alito calling the ruling “egregiously wrong from the start.” the reaction this morning and how it would dramatically upend abortion rights across the country. massive wildfire in the west. a new mexico inferno burning nearly 140,000 acres. the evacuations in place right now and the new storm threat this morning after another night of dangerous weather in the heartland.