highway is back open after a man in the lanes caused a mass for commuters. how the situation unfolded. >> new resources for people at risk of developing severe covid-19. the sites making it easy to get a test and medication. >> you got your warm weather, now it's time to cool down again. drew has your windy weekend ahead. >> did somebody say drew? did somebody say drew? [laughter] friend, we have missed you. drew: i missed you guys. i think my dog was sick of me. he's like, get out, you have to go back to work. >> the second season of "bridgerton" is not all that so there's only so much tv you can watch. >> it was a struggle. >> the family is back. >> the family is back and we are here to spell some tea this morning. let's talk about the cooler weather. we are coming off a really warm

day yesterday. today, a big change coming our way. a little bit of fog. where we have the fog along the coast and north bay, not out of the question to see some drizzle. we will take you to our next map. what you will find is we are basically in the 50's across the board. you could see right now we are at 50 in san 52 in oakland, 54 in san jose, 49 in santa rosa, 51 currently in san ramon. as you take a look at what's happening for the day ahead, you can see a lot of cloud cover. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. we are starting out those clouds. sunrise at 6:09 a.m. there is some sunshine from time to time. the clouds ruled the day out there. we will track those winds gusting over 25 miles per hour at times. we will show you these cooler temperatures coming up. reggie?

>> developing news this morning, millions of americans are on alert for severe weather from dallas to little rock and memphis. yesterday, tornadoes hit oklahoma and texas. the widespread damage that left behind. >> multiple tornadoes ripped through the plains. take a look at this dramatic video in texas. >> oh, my gosh. >> hear it? >> oh, my gosh. >> i've never heard that before. >> widespread damage is being reported in seminal, oklahoma. one reported tornado made indirect hit on downtowns seminole, damaging buildings and downing power lines. 10 people were trapped in a storm shelter after debris fell on top of it. all of them made it out safely with only minor injuries reported in oklahoma. tornadoes have hit the u.s. in record numbers so far this year, with 218 reported in march alone, the highest number ever for that month.

before tornado season even technically begins. >> thank you. new this morning, washington, d.c. is preparing for more supreme court protests following the leaked draft opinion in the roe v. wade abortion case. last night, crews put up taller fencing around the supreme court . perhaps another sign of the league fallout -- leak fallout, there is were justice alito has canceled a judicial conference appearance. a supreme court spokeswoman gave no reason for his cancellation. >> elementary students in san jose are heading back to school after a scary incident on campus. a man with a knife forced the school to go under lockdown around 11:00 yesterday morning outside empire gardens elementary school. people who live nearby were also told to stay inside. police say no students were in danger. parents were called to pick up kids after police detained the man. a student tells abc 7 news she was pretty scared. her teacher gave students these

instructions. >> she told us to stay at our seats and be quiet. >> i ride away just started praying to god, you know? you see all the stories from columbine, all those things, so you want to make sure you don't know what to expect, but it's easy to panic, it's easy to get frazzled. >> ted poe police about three hours to get the man into custody. they say he will receive -- it took police about three hours to get the men into custody. he will face charges. a highway patrol officer recovering from injuries suffered in a scuffle on the bay bridge. chp says the officer tried to stop a man walking on the bridge catwalk between san francisco and treasure island. officers save the man did not listen to the officer's commands, which led to that struggle. a group of people nearby ended up stepping in to help the officer detain the man. the officer and the suspect were both taken to a hospital with minor injuries. >> and east bay highway is back open after a backup crippled evening commute.

police shut down a stretch in walnut creek after finding a man having a mental health crisis. tim john shows us how the situation unfolded. tim: it was an afternoon of chaos on east bay roads for several hours on wednesday. around 1:45, contra costa chp and walnut creek police responded to a man standing in the center divide. upon making contact, police say the man appeared to be suffering from a mental health crisis. in negotiating team was called to the scene. officials shut down the freeway, causing major delays. amanda was one of the drivers caught in the slowdown. >> i sat at a complete stop on the freeway. it was just bumper-to-bumper. you know, i put on just google maps to see my eta shifting. >> she says she had no idea what was causing the backup. >> i figured there were some massive accident i was coming up on or something. tim: it was a similar story for

chase. he says he was trying to drive from berkeley to pleasant hill, which normally takes him -- >> i would say around that time, maybe 35, 40 minutes max. >> today, he says closer to an hour and 45 minutes. >> no one was having fun. people were looking at each other, shrugging. >> police say the man ultimately turned himself over to officers peacefully around 5:30 p.m. he is now receiving medical care. even after the incident ended, some drivers tell abc 7 news the this man was running hours late to pick up his kids. >> they are waiting for me to pick them up. >> others say they planned ahead and were not impacted as much. >> i plan to head. i am very conservative. it was ok. >> in walnut creek, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> we use the abc 7 news app to

send out a push alert about the freeway shut down. you can download it now to get alerts like this to your phone. >> new covid-19 concerns this morning. it appears we are entering another whirring upswing for the first time in months. covid-19 hospital admissions and deaths are expected to increase in the coming weeks. some of these numbers are already starting to climb. over the past two weeks, er visits have jumped 44%. in the past week, infections are up 27%. ft officials say the new normal will likely include annual covid booster shots just like we get for the flu. >> there's a new resource for some people who test positive for covid. test to treat sites are starting to pop up around the country. they not only administer tests, but set you up with antiviral medication if you qualify for it. amy hollyfield is live in san mateo, where one of these sites will be opening today. amy: yes, this test site at the college of san mateo will now be turning into a test to treat

site. so, you have seen testing sites, many of them, over the past two years all over the bay area, but this one will be a bit different. it will add one more step to the process. people who test positive for covid can possibly them be treated for the virus. if they qualify, the patient will receive a prescription for covid treatment. officials say they will be able to fill the prescription right here. test to treat is a federal program. they also have sites at cvs stores in burlingame, san bruno and foster city. this one will be opening today at the college of san mateo. reporting live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> 5:08 a.m. here is live doppler 7. we are tracking cooler and windier changes for this afternoon and continuing through the week. here's part of the reason why. we have a storm system to our north. you can see some rain entering parts of northern california this morning. that's about as far south as this storm is going to make its

way. it will stay in the pacific northwest. as it lingers over the next couple of days, it will add increase cloud cover to our sky today and tomorrow and bring those windss, especially in the afternoon, those winds gusting over 25 miles per hour. a bit breezy through the delta and over the city. you can see from fairfield to san francisco, winds gusting 22-25 miles per hour t. future trak with wind gusts, this is 3:00 p.m. later this afternoon, likely will find winds gusting over 25 miles per hour at times. early tomorrow morning, they weaken. friday afternoon, they are back up again. expect breezy conditions the next couple of days in the afternoon. you will certainly feel the cooler weather. a mostly cloudy sky in the north bay, more sunshine for the south bay. hit about 75 in santa fe but only 62 in the city with a lot of fog. 66 in oakland, 75 in concord,

68 thehigh in palo alto. we have a beach hazard statement starting at 6:00. along longer coastline right now, we have a high risk of rip currents and sneaker waves as we see an active surf throughout the day. we will preview the mother's day weekend forecast coming up in about a minutes. let's see how we are doing on the roads this morning. >> good morning, everyone. we are going to start with a commuter alert. if you rely on caltrain, electrification construction will be going through may 20 so no local service from 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. there will be three trains per hour until that. heads up, everybody. live look in oakland showing you are coliseum camera. we have no blocking issues this morning. chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge but it does not look too bad from our cameras, especially in comparison to the later commute yesterday.

it was completely fogged in. we will wrap up with the drive times. our normal slow spot, tracy to dublin, will be 39 minutes. >> mri results for one key warrior now back after a hard fall in the playoffs. how long he could be sidelined. >> empty the shelters. a deal that's happening right now if you want to adopt a dog. >> more bear sightings in an area where there's already been a bunch of them. the new videos. >> a live look outside.

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switch today. >> catalytic converter theft continues to rise across the country. thieves are able to steal them in under a minute. >> in this morning's gma first look, an urgent warning for car owners everywhere. >> took saws out, cut through here and here. took off with it. >> watch as these brazen thieves in pompano beach, florida steal catalytic converters in under a minute.

one man seen getting under this landscaping truck, him and his partner taking off of 16 converters, which the owners say is roughly $32,000 in value. these converters are made with precious metals, like rhodium. >> because of world events and supply chain issues, the price of those has skyrocketed in recent years. >> the problem is nationwide. more than 52,000 converters were reported stolen in 2021, a shocking increase of 1215% since 2019. >> feels very violating. >> coming up, we will have the expert tips to keep your car safe. with your gma first look, abc news, new york. >> the vallejo police department is installing cameras inside some patrol vehicles. the department because a new step to increase transparency in policing. these cameras will show activity in front of the patrol car and in the backseat. they will record traffic stops, pursuits and transporting anyone who is under arrest. vallejo pd officers are already

equipped with body cameras. these new cameras are going to be installed in 40 patrol vehicles and this is going to start next month. >> if you are looking to adopt a dog, you might want to think about going to oakland animal services. the shelter is extending hours and cutting adoption fees starting today. the shelter says candles are full with more than 100 dogs currently available. that includes brutus, and mitch. the animals you see here. they are all available to be adopted. today through this weekend, adoption fees are reduced to $20. there are extended hours. visit from noon to 7:00 today, tomorrow and saturday and from noon to 3:00 on sunday. my adopted dog was in my closet this morning. >> that's where he belongs. that's his spot. you should get him a place to be. >> i should put a bed in, right? instead of on top of all my sweatpants. >> maybe he likes it like that. >> that's part of the vibe.

>> there is more concern in solano county after at least three additional bear sightings in vacaville. it comes after a neighbor was closed off for part of the day on monday because a bear was in a tree. and abc seven news reporter spoke with people who live in the area and a bear expert. >> that video and this one is all new, recorded wednesday morning in vacaville just a half-mile from where there were road closures due to monday's bear setting. >> this is the time of year when the cubs from last year, they are called yearlings now, they are going to be dispersing from their mother. and so, you've got families just like this all over, you know, in bear country. >> wild bears in vacaville may sound crazy, california department of fish and wildlife confirmed that bears have been known to frequent some hillsides in northern solano county. a camera recorded this bear in vacaville on wednesday 4 miles

away in the browns valley neighborhood. anne has seen an additional video showing a larger bear and believe there may be several from the house or outside of town now in vacaville. >> to have the bigger bear in the same area would almost tell me that we've got two cubs and a mother. >> bryant says the bear in this shot was likely attracted to the garbage cans. she says trash needs to be secured, and you need to be territorial if a bear comes on your property. >> get away, get away! >> saying these are black there's, even though many are brown, and no black bear has ever killed a human in california, nevada or oregon. >> make sure they do not feel welcome, yell at them, "get out of here!" picked up a rock and throw it at their rump, not at their face or head. the bear league has been getting calls ever since last fall, late

last summer when the fires were burning that people were seeing bears in areas they had never seen them before. >> j.r. stone, abc7news. >> that video is wild. >> you got to stay underground -- stand your ground. >> you are funny talking about, those are athletic bears. they have been working out. >> we have seen the really, really big boys and girls who are closer to like tahoe. vacaville bears, they could be on a track team. >> not me saying get away, i'm out. >> what got me was when you throw the rock, you need to aim, what did she say? >> at the rump. >> we got to train. practice. >> nothing around here. not this. >> now we know. >> let's talk about was happening in the weather. we have a much cooler day on the way today. what we are finding this morning, a lot of clouds, patchy

fog along the coast and in parts of the north bay. i don't think it's out of the question close to the coast we will likely have some drizzle. windshield wiper's may come on for a second door two. let's talk pollen. tree pollen coming down a bit. medium levels. grass pollen is on the rise, at moderate levels. uv index is very high. there is main offenders when it comes to tree pollen. there is the fog this morning, it is not widespread in terms of dense fog, but it is mainly along the coast and the north bay. much cooler today. coming off a nice, warm day yesterday with a lot of sunshine, things change today, a lot of cloud cover. tomorrow, possible drizzle in the north bay, but it is more so that we find a windier pattern setting up through the weekend. numbers are in the 40's and 50's. santa rosa at 49, 51 in the city, 54 in san jose. as you go hour-by-hour, thanks to that cloud cover,

temperatures are slow to warm. at lunchtime, we are in the 50's and 60's. i think we will see a few 70's on the board inland today. for most of us, this is a below-average day in terms of may numbers. highs today going into the 60's and low 70's along the bay shoreline. mostly cloudy skies and the north bay. a little more in the way of sunshine on the south bay. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. the weekend, we lose cloud cover, increase sunshine. it looks nice for mother's day but it is windy. those winds 25-35 miles per hour. early next week, we will track the slight chance of a sprinkle. otherwise, temperatures staying below-average through early next week. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> a hands-on tech experience. a first look inside the brand-new meta retail store ahead of its official opening next week.

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>> a chp officer recovering from injuries suffered in a scuffle on the bay bridge. the officer was trying to stop a man walking on the bridge catwalk between san francisco and treasure island. >> crews have put up taller fencing around the supreme court. it appears to be in preparation for protests in the roe v. wade abortion case. >> a new test to treat site opens at the college of san mateo today. that allows you to be tested for covid-19. if you test positive, you can get antiviral medication at the site, if you qualify. >> we are tracking a cooler and breezy afternoon on the way. we will find because this morning giving way to partly sunny skies this afternoon, winds gusting about 25 miles per hour later today, temperatures in the 50's and 60's for most of us. >> we are following a fire right now that's off to the shoulder by impacting a lane on eastbound 580 before harvard -- harbor way in richmond. >> the warriors are unveiling age statue honoring late san

francisco mayor ed lee. today would have been his 70th birthday. retired warriors president rick wells says the arena was leased legacy project. >> the warriors will return to practice today ahead of saturday's pivotal game three of their series against memphis. the warriors say gary payton ii might be able to return in 3-5 weeks. he was hurt on tuesday when the grizzlies' dillon brooks hit him in the head on a layup attempt and that caused a hard-fought. the mri shows a fracture to the left elbow and slight ligament damage. there is a chance he could be back for the nba finals if the dubs make it that far. watch a three on abc seven. >> tiktok or's are getting a new way to cash in. tictac is planning -- tiktok is planning to share ad revenue with creators. they will get a 50% cut when their videos run alongside certain ads.

creators have to have at least 100,000 fathers to qualify. the new program is going to launch in the u.s. sometimes next month. >> the first meta retail store is set to open in burlingame next week so here's a sneak peek inside. the store will offer several interactive virtual reality demos, giving you a chance to explore meta's hardware, accessories and content. david louis got to test out a few of the high-tech toys, including ray-ban stories, glasses that play music and take photos which you can download to your phone. >> you are going to hit this green button, it's going to input it directly into the phone right here. just give it a second. there we go. >> you can try out vr in front of the store's wall to wall led screen. have you played that game? >> what is this? >> it's like a lightsaber game. the metta store opens on monday -- meta store opens on monday. >> this is how i feel every time

we see we are going to go along with him on his adventures, i get excited. >> look at his mask. he has a whole thing. >> can we talk about the ravens? people can -- ray bans? people can be, like you can be talking to them and they can be snapping pictures. what if you are not ready? >> you are going to show up on a feed looking like that. >> looking like -- [laughter] i mean, really. >> i need these glasses to blink. some kind of light, a countdown so we can fix our face. >> yes, because i do have to wear sunglasses. >> coming up, a little girl's encounter with a cheetah during her first ever trip to the zoo. >> video of dave chapelle being attacked on stage. one witness thinks he knows why the suspect did it. >> airbnb crackdown. the policies you need to be aware of as we go into the busy summer months.

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going outside this morning. cooler and breezier today. good morning and welcome to thursday, may 5. >> we will start the check of our forecast with drew. >> we will find those numbers significantly cooler this afternoon compared to warm temperatures yesterday. a bit of fog out there. here's visibility. where we find reduced visibility, it is not too thick, it is not dense. low clouds blanketing much of us. temperatures basically in the 40's and 50's. good morning, cloverdale. 54 in san jose, 52 in oakland, san ramon at about 51. here is a live look from san jose. you can see we are starting out with gray skies out there. the cloud cover going to take its time breaking down, so we will find partly sunny skies later on today and that will slow the warming process. sun is up at 6:09 a.m. the afternoon is breezy with winds gusting over 25 miles per

hour at times. a close look at how warm we get coming up in about nine minutes. >> let's start with the pandemic. for the first time in months, both daily hospital admission levels and new covid-19 related deaths in the u.s. are projected to increase over the next 4 weeks, according to cdc forecast models. antony blinken has tested positive for covid-19. he is reportedly experiencing mild symptoms. the white house press secretary says blinken is not considered a close contact of the president. in the bay area, another high school is seeing an increase in cases. at least 60 los gatos high school strings have tested positive in the last six weeks. >> there>> are no one-stop shops to help communities fight covid-19. test to treat sites are popping up as part of a federal initiative to get you tested and get you antiviral medication. amy hollyfield is live in san mateo where one of those sites

opens today. amy: they have created one-stop shopping at the college of san mateo. you can now test for covid and possibly treat it. it does look like a regular test site, those sites you have seen all over the bay area for the past couple of years, but it will offer one more step. if you test positive and if you qualify, you can get a pill to treat covid. these sites are federal programs. they have this option at some cvs stores in burlingame, san bruno and foster city. this site has been open as a test site for a little more than a year. today, it gets a little makeover, a little upgrade. it will not be a -- now be a test and treat site. reporting live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> we are now looking at what could be next for the bay area and the pandemic considering the cdc projections and anecdotes about at brakes -- about outbreaks. >> i think it's possible to

expect a slight increase in hospitalizations, and unfortunately, deaths. we have to be realistic. it should not be to the same degree, not even close, to previous surges because of that increased natural immunity, but also the vaccine. >> to ask your questions, to get the latest covid information, and a map of testing sites, go to our website, abc7news.com. >> new security fencing is up at the u.s. supreme court, where crowds have been gathering all week following that leak of a draft opinion on abortion rights. the high court's chief justice is calling for a leak investigation. the apparent author of that draft opinion is cancer and a public appearance. nced judicial col ali no reason why. it comes amid rising tensions after this week's leak of a draft opinion on a pending abortion-rights case.

that draft appearing to signal the court could be close to overturning roe v. wade, the near 50-year-old supreme court decision granting a right to legal abortion in the u.s. though not a final opinion, president biden has called the draft opinion radical and warned of a wider impact on other rights. pres. biden: what are the next things that are going to be attacked because this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that has existed in american history, in recent american history. >> crews set up security fencing around the u.s. supreme court complex. it is a level a percussion scene following the january 6 capitol attack. this week, oklahoma's governor signed off on a law banning abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. . if roe v. wade is overturned, 26 states could quickly move to ban abortion. >> abortion-rights supporters at uc berkeley held a rally. activist groups that support

abortion-rights are planning a week of resistance with unified protests nationwide, starting on sunday. those groups say the end of roe v. wade would be one of the most significant reversals of a fundamental human and civil right in our country's history. santa clara county officials are preparing for the potential influx of people coming from out of state for abortion services that they cannot get back home. the county's effort comes as california seeks to become an abortion sanctuary. we explain how these plans are becoming all the more urgent as the supreme court is wang roe v. wade. >> california's push to be a sanctuary for out-of-state patients seeking abortion on the strengthening after monday's leak to supreme court draft opinion first published by politico. >> if california, along with other states, needs to be a safe haven for women, i'm glad we can do that. >> we met with cindy chavez after the board unanimously voted to direct $3 million in funding to planned parenthood marmont take, the largest of

its affiliates to the country. money would go to equipment, additional staffing and more, improvements to better serve residents and women traveling here to terminate pregnancies and legally protect the doctors who treat them. the proposal, authored by supervisors chavez and susan ellenberg, was written prior to the roe v. wade leak. chavez says there has already been an influx of people coming from out of state. >> the timing could not be more important. i will say the fact that they already had 80 people prior to roe v. wade, you know, the overturn of that, really demonstrates what a huge, huge problem this is for women across the country. >> if roe v. wade is overturned, they expect up to 500 more people a week. on wednesday, governor gavin newsom visited a planned parenthood in los angeles. gov. newsom: if guys like me were getting pregnant everyday, does anyone think -- this is comical. this is about controlling women,

we know that. >> back in the bay area and outside this planned parenthood location in san jose. >> it's borderline criminal that our taxpayer money is going towards funding the dismembering of children in the womb. >> according to the guttmacher institute on reproductive health, if roe v. wade is overturned, it could result in 26 states immediately banning or some merely -- severely limiting abortions. california with them be the closest no-ban state within driving distance for asthma and is 1.4 million women -- for as many as 1.4 million women. >> some people don't even have the means to do that. if they get pregnant, they are stuck there and that's their life now. >> i am at amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> a push to make the streets safer in the east bay after the death of supervisor will much and. the improvements coming to -- wilma chan. the improvements coming to alameda. a check on the weather with

drew. >> we have cooler changes and breezier conditions coming our way later on today. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we have this trough, this area of low pressure setting up in the pacific northwest. there is a lot of rain falling from medford, portland and seattle just beginning to enter portions of northern california. unfortunately, that's as far south as this rain is going to go. for us in the bay, we just finding increased cloud cover today. it also means a windier afternoon, both today and tomorrow, along with cooler conditions. winds a bit breezy through the delta. the city, about 17. we expect those to increase areawide later this afternoon. here's future tracker wind gusts, this is 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. those winds gusting 20-30 miles per hour throughout the afternoon. they ebb and flow as we head into friday morning. by 2:00, 3:00, those winds are pretty active. . that onshore flow coming from

the ocean and moving inland will keep temperatures below average for this time of the year, so significantly cooler today compared to warm numbers yesterday. 75 in san jose, 70 in santa rosa, 69 in napa. we will see some 70's and but not as warm as yesterday. 75 the high in concord. we have a beach hazard statement that will begin shortly along our entire coastline. there is this northwesterly swell building. be aware of that. we have a high risk of rip currents. ocean water temperature barely 50 degrees. we will take a look at the mother's day weekend forecast coming up. let's see how we are doing with our traffic. >> we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge because we have a hit and run westbound 80 before fremont street. it's a caltrans truck that was hit. be aware of workers on the bridge please. no injuries involved. you may run into a slight slowdown. very busy and emeryville. headlights are traveling westbound.

if you are coming on or off of the richmond, san raphael bridge, you may notice that on eastbound 580 before harbor way, there is a reported fire right now blocking at least one lane and impacting the shoulder, so be aware of

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>> new details on the death of mario gonzalez,ho diedn al ci' peeneased. ail 2021, gzales lost cociousness after officers struggled to restrain him, penned him face down. two officers pressed down on gonzales's body for more than nine minutes before he lost consciousness. it says new department policies were violated. last month, the district attorney says she found no evidence in the report to charge officers. >> on alert for families.

the fbi in san francisco is warning about attempts to coerce young boys into sharing sexually explicit material online. >> we have seen an increase in victimization. we have seen the numbers that we just have not seen over the years. it's not just specific to our area, we are seeing it kind of across the country. >> it is commonly called sextortion, when a predator will pretend to be a young girl. the predator threatens to post pictures and videos online to extort the victim from running. the fbi advises parents to make sure children are cautious about who they interact with online. >> the city of alameda is making changes to the intersection where supervisor wilma chan was killed. she died last november walking her dog crossing shoreline drive when a car hit her. the city says safety improvements for the intersectional include new crosswalk markings and changes to the lane markings. those changes should happen sometime this year. next year, the city plans to add

unimproved bike lanes on grant street and add a bowl about, a feature -- bulb out. san mateo county is getting a big boost in its construction of a new $55 million navigation center. congresswoman jackie spear presented a check for $500,000 in congressional community project funded. she says the center will help meet the county's goal to achieve functional zero homelessness. she is explaining what that means. >> for anyone who wants a place to call home in san mateo county, with this facility and with the number of hotels that have been purchased, some five of them now in san mateo county, people are going to be housed. >> the navigation center will provide 240 beds, intensive counseling and other support services. >> the payroll problem in the san francisco unified school

district is still affecting teachers and staff. erid f their work. staff members marched to district headquarters to get answers yesterday. this all started a few months ago. some teachers's paychecks were delayed after the district started using a new payroll system. more recently. , some mistakenly got a bump in pay, or their tax withholdings were wrong. >> most family members who work in technology and when i tell them this is the things we are dealing with, their mind is blown, because this would never happen at their work. >> the district responded saying the staff members will get paid what they are owed. teachers say it is the same premises they got back in march -- promises back in march. >> 4 puppies from the bay area are in florida getting training to become service dogs. a bay area pilot carried the special cargo yesterday. this is the video from canine companion. the pilot flew the puppies from hayward to their volunteer puppy raisers. >> we are incredibly excited to pair these pups up with the

people that are going to raise them for the next 18 months, which is the first step on their journey to be partnered with vets or other people with service needs. >> canine companion says partners have transported nearly 400 puppies and dogs across the country. >> love that. a little girl could not hold back her happiness when seeing a cheetah for the very first time. [video clip] [screams of joy] >> did she just barked at that? >> she barked at the cheetah! >> this happened at a zoo in virginia. mom shared the video and said this was her 19 month old daughter's first visit to the zoo. mom says her toddler is probably trying to tell the cheetah something. what? . i am not sure the cheetah seems intrigued. >> the cheetah is like, what is this little girl trying to say to me? that cheetah, first of all, is

stunning. >> oh yeah. and that is a fast animal. >> don't you really feel like they are having a moment? >> a one-sided moment. >> i don't know if this cheetah is really feeling this interaction. >> this cheetah is like, what? >> if the cheetah was not engaged, it would leave. >> like people banking against enclosures. >> you had a moment with that tiger, remember? did i make that up? when you went to the zoo in san francisco? >> i never went to the zoo in san francisco. did i have a moment with a tagger? >> i thought you saw the tiger in san francisco, you are really excited about it. npo? >> i did see the tiger. >>i will not have children. if i had children, that would not be happening. we don't bang against the

window. >> that child would be banging all on the window. >> i am not having children. [laughter] >> good morning. let's check out sfo this morning. a lot of cloud cover out there. we are starting out with gray conditions under cooler afternoon on the way. outside we go. you can see the trees moving just a bit at the airport. areas of the fog this morning, it is not too dense. where we have that fog, not out of the question to see a bit of drizzle. it is much cooler for most of today with wind picking up in the afternoon. tomorrow morning, we will track the possibility of some drizzle in the north bay. the bigger headline, it stays pretty windy this week through the upcoming weekend. we are in the 40's and 50's. san mateo, good morning, at 50, 51 in vallejo, 53 in palo alto. as we go hour-by-hour, future tracker temperatures, because we

have a lot of cloud cover and it is slow to breakdown, the warming process is pretty slow. by lunchtime, 50's along the coast, 60's along the bay shoreline. i expect some spots inland to exceed 70 degrees. for most of us today, it is a below-average day. highs today, we will see a lot of cloud cover in the north bay, more sunshine in the south bay. 50's and 60's around the bay shoreline, 62 in the city, 66 in oakland, 75 in san jose with more sunshine, 75 in concord. numbers especially in the 50's. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. here's the weekend coming up for all the moms. increasing sunshine, a nice-looking day for mother's day on sunday, it is just cool and windy. we will track the chance of a slight shower on monday and tuesday. but otherwise, temperatures staying below-average early next week, guys. >> and their crew dragon endurance has undocked from the international space station. >> 4 astronauts are returning to

earth after being in orbit for six months. this was the moment when crew three undocked from the international space station last night. they are set to splash down off the coast of florida early tomorrow morning. >> you will be seeing this plane soon on a tarmac near you if you have an alaska airlines flight. the airline and disneyland unveiled the star wars themed plane for may 4 yesterday. alaska airlines share this video showing the transformation of the plane. the aircraft pays tribute to disney on's star wars galaxies edge land. i thought that was a cute detail. >> 540 hours, over 27 days to bring this to life. we are seeing, you know, an incredible amount of demand for summer travel right now, and people coming out of the pandemic, they want to make up for these lost experiences over the last couple of years. >> ok.

alaska passengers wearing star wars gear also got priority boarding yesterday. >> ok. >> you know what's rude? they took some people on that plane down to disneyland and then they got to have a private party at disneyland in galaxy's edge. why is that rude? >> because i was in line. >> it was a little disrespectful. >> a northern california couple returning to their home from a trip to find an unpleasant surprise. the damage from animals that made their way inside the house. >> that new video of dave chapel

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>> lapd has set bail at $30,000 for the managers of attacking comedian dave chapelle on stage

-- for the man accused of attacking comedian dave chapelle on stage. police say 23-year-old eyes daily rushed the stage -- isaiah lee rushed the stage. investigators say lee was carrying a knife that looked like a gun. a witness who saw the whole thing from backstage says lee is an aspiring rapper looking for his 15 minutes of fame. >> that's what i'm saying. a lot of these guys are clout chasing. they are just looking for attention. he's not making noise with his music, so he decides, you know what? i'm going to plan this out and i'm going to be famous this week. >> chapelle was not hurt. he continued with the show. chris rock came on stage and made a joke about it. delete is being -- lee is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. >> airbnb says it will try to stop people from renting houses for unauthorized

parties. renters who do not have a history of positive reviews will be barred from making one night reservations. there will be limits on who can make two-night bookings. airbnb says it could take legal action against violators. guests with a positive history will not notice any changes. >> abc7news is helping to celebrate asian-pacific heritage month. this was the opening of the asian-pacific heritage awards in san francisco last night. every year, the apa heritage committee offers civic organizations and people who have achieved significant milestones in serving the community. several community groups performed. an abc seven served as mc of the word somebody. today's cinco de mayo, meant to recognize the mexican army's victory over france in 1862. it is not mexico's independence

day because that is in september. there are some local deals that can help you celebrate. zona rosa in san jose has a taco, drink and shot special for $20. a two-hour walking tour with tacos provided during that adventure. sin coda -- cinco de barko is hosting a happy hour with an invite for your four-legged friends. >> what are you doing? >> i don't have a plan yet. you have a plan? >> no, i'm still trying to think. something. >> expanding service. the public transit system that will soon be offering more trips on weekdays to get back to pre-pandemic levels. >> severe food shortages expected to continue in countries around the world. the new report out this morning on the unprecedented hunger crisis. >> a new test to treat covid site is opening today in the peninsula.

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reggie: and fencing mouse up rounding the supreme court. president biden's response to the leaked opinion on redrafting roe v. wade. kumasi: an drew tuma is tracking colder temperatures and what you can expect for the weekend ahead. reggie: it's thursday, may 5. the family has been reunited. kumasi: here we are. drew: and it feels good. it's like a nice hug on this thursday morning. i love it. it's a cooler afternoon, breezy, and that is the theme today. you can see those winds are gusty through the delta, 21 is the current speed in fairfield, and we expect the wind to ramp up area wide. temperatures in the 40's and 50's -- concord, 53, 40 three in santa rosa, 50 the current temperature in san mateo. here is a look from a rooftop camera at