the south bay. the police audit uncovering what is being described as a disturbing content in the san jose police department. >> and the abortion debate taking center stage on capitol hill, the vote pushing abortion rights to be federal law. >> extreme drought morning, suharge. the warriorsilizl theyt the series with a win? morning, it is wednesday, may 11. >> it seems nice and it was sunny but the wind will get you. >> the wind will make you cold. today begins the warming trend that will intensify over the weekend. live doppler 7, we are dry. the showers in the north bay, the thunderstorms out of the forecast and it is all about sunshine and warmer conditions. santa rosa, napa coming in 12

two miles, the fog is not too thick but there are patchy areas where visibility is low. numbers in the 30's and 40's 34 month the same in napa. low to mid 40's around the bay shoreline. i would take your winter jacket with you this morning. we warm up nicely later today. a live look from our rooftop camera. we have calm conditions and once the sun gets up it will be in full effect so expect bright skies, passing clouds in the afternoon but you will feel warmer temperatures going into the 70's and warmer spots inland. around the bay, into the 60's. a closer look at these highs and a warmer weekend on the way coming up. kumasi: the latest utility to slap surcharges on your bill. in the summer, expect limitations on watering your lawn and wash your car. amy hollyfield joining us with

the impact you will see soon. >> here in the east bay, keeping grass green like this will cost more. 30 july 1, they will raise rates by 8%. for an average household, water officials say that will added about three dollars per month to the bill. they say they are doing this because of the drought, saying we only got 15% of the normal precipitation we usually get between january and march. >> the service area, our reservoirs are about 71% full. we would like for them to refill over the summer when the snow melts off the mountains, but at this point it's going to happen. -- not going to happen. >> last month they reinstated excessive use penalties and a 10% water use reduction.

contra costa water district will be next to consider raising rates. the board will consider a drought surcharge that will add up to 50% to the cost of a unit of water, so across the bay area, everyone will be paying for the drought. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, there are many ways you can help save water as we see the worst drought in decades. go to abc7news.com to find the article. >> the abortion rights debate takes center stage on capitol hill, the senate will vote on a bill to codify abortion rights into federal law, that comes as some states prepare for an influx of patients if they strike down row. >> california is one of them. we are looking to increase access to reproductive services. state legislature introduced a package of 13 bills to make california a sanctuary state for people who want an abortion.

connecticut and new york are also expanding access and support for patients and providers. the senate votes today whether to codify abortion rights into federal law. it is unlikely to move forward because democrats do not have the 60 votes needed. treasury secretary janet yellen was asked about the economic impact of overturning roe. >> i believe illuminating the right of women to make decisions about when and whether to have children would have damaging effects on the economy. >> look at low birth rates coupled with an aging population are a threat to our future economic prosperity. >> there is a partisan effort to increase access to abortion and contraceptives under law, democratic senator tim kaine says he has been in talks with republican senator susan collins about compromise legislation. >> now alarming allegations in

the south bay. a state police audit examined bias in the san jose police department and four other law enforcement agencies. that uncovered what is being described as a disturbing content communicated by some officers, the state's remedy reforms. our reporter explains what is next. >> unsettling for sure. that is how some describe the results of the state police audit released recently. the report alleges officers at several law enforcement agencies, including the san jose police department, engaged in biased content -- conduct, mocking marginalized groups in person or online. the state legislature state department of not done to prevent this. >> don't want people licensed to carry guns and other kinds of weapons who are patrolling in our neighborhoods who are racist and biased against people of color.

they are not going to be there to protect us. >> this retired judge also served as independent police officer for--auditor for san jose until 2015. one audit involves a set of best san jose police officer addicting what a landlord, who is via to me is, would look like. she used stereotypes into denied the request for a translator. the officer received suspension without pay but auditors are pushing for more preemptive action. this is supplemented introduced a bill last year. the act would require police departments to screen applicants for thai state -- ties to hate groups. >> what happened on january 6 and the sentiments people have shared regarding the trust necessary with their police

department, it is coming together. >> the audit did not find officers who were members of hate groups but highlighted examples of bad behavior, including conversations between officers and their social media posts. >> that is relevant when the next day you are on the streets, trying to keep the community safe and working with diverse communities. >> san jose police chief responded to the audit with a statement reading in part findings and regulations will help us build immunity relationships and ensure exceptional service at all levels. the chief says some changes have already been made with more plan. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> san jose police also conducting an internal investigation of an off-duty officer arrested on suspicion of dui. this officer was involved in a crash early friday morning on i-8 80 north of this road. the officer has not been placed on adventure leave.

we learned last week a san jose officer was investigated for being under the influence while responding to a kidnapping call. >> hundreds of san francisco unified teachers and faculty will be able to keep their jobs for now. the board of education voted not to lay off hundreds of employees who received pink slips in march. only 20 certified employees are made on the layoff list for the next school year. 15 already have offers to be rehired in different positions, even just five without jobs. if a position opens, those people would be contacted. >> some wet weather in the north bay, thunderstorms and lightning hit some neighborhoods. in sonoma county, a lightning strike lit a tree on fire. >> other than the 2017 fire that swept through here, this is a once-in-a-lifetime event. >> the fire units arrived on the scene right away. the fire did not spread because the amount of moisture from the hail and rain.

>> thank fully, we did get moisture. the north bay was hit hardest yesterday, areas saw hail and lightning, that weather is out of here. today is quiet, dry skies and we find or more weather moving in later this afternoon. here is a live look, the exploratorium camera showing clear skies over the city. expecting sunshine when the sun gets up later. we are tracking an area of low pressure moving into nevada, it applied the threat of thunderstorms yesterday across arts of the north bay, pushing to these. as high-pressure begins to build income of these are opposing forces so it will create a wind tunnel effect later. future trak or wind gusts, we will have the winds ramping up the winds will not feel as chilly. warmer weather moving in this afternoon. despite warmer weather, the winds will gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour later today. highest today getting closer to

where we should be this time of year. 70's in our warmer spots inland, 65 in oakland, 61 in the city, 61 san jose and the same in napa. the warm air begins today, steady the next several hours but friday, the 80's and our hottest spots in warmer where there -- weather over the weekend. but let's look at traffic. >> think you. we are starting with a crash in san jose, injuries have been reported on northbound 87 before airport parkway. speeds have dropped to around seven miles per hour and at least one lane is blocked. will let you know when that clears but emergency crews are on the scene. live from emeryville, 80. already moving westbound at a higher rate than yesterday so the commute is picking up earlier. a live look at the san matteo bridge where every thing is moving. >> it's on a possible to get back up when you get knocked down over again.

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>> more people are in trouble after this drug bust in the east bay. they seized 15 pounds of fentanyl, a kilo of heroin and over $130,000 in cash. it was found in the mcclymonds high school. the dealer would use the pickup and drop-off students. it is not clear whether students work purchasing from him. >> and oakland-based nonprofit creating test kits for fentanyl is expanding, stephanie sierra

shows where the demand in the bay area has become overwhelming. >> it is a test that aims to save lives and is selling out across the bay area. >> demand is desperate. >> allison and dean are the founders of and oakland-based nonprofit contracted with a canadian biotech lab to produce test strips that detect if fentanyl is in drugs. their harm reduction mission started in alameda county and is growing across the country. ask we started to do covid testing at home. people were familiar with urgency tests or testing their hot tub. this is simple technology. >> you mix the drug with water, dip the test strip in the water for 15 seconds and wait five minutes for the results. even the tiniest amount of the drug will be detected, as little as three grains of salt. >> if there are 20 anagrams of

fentanyl per milliliter, it will show positive. >> these are offered at bars, restaurants, art galleries, thrift shops. many are selling out of these containers two to three times a week. >> in the first quarter of 2021, we went through 200 test strips. each week we are going through over 2000 now. >> fentanyl is a synthetic opioid 50 times more potent than heroin and is devastating to youth. from 2010 to 2019, around 500 adolescents 14 to 19 died from fentanyl across the u.s.. in 2021, figure more than doubled to 1100. according to the california overdose surveillance dashboard, as of 2020, san francisco county reported the highest rate of fentanyl related overdose deaths in the state. it is the only county colored

the bread on this map. they are working to change that. >> it is desperate. this is the future of harm reduction and public health. fentanyl is not going away. >>fentcheck is disturbing test strips per week and many in the bay area, they also partnered with uc berkeley to get out kits on campus. drug use and abuse can affect anyone. if you or someone you know needs an ally, get started by going to a seven news.com/takeaction. >> concert ticket sales are up, stubhub saw a 25% increase since 2019. some of the biggest sellers are justin bieber, country singer kenny chesney and molly crew and def leppard -- motley crew and def leppard.

>> there is an abundance of tours so we are seeing the emergence of the live event industry, a lot of excitement from concertgoers and artists like to reconnect with their fans. >> another in demand artist of the summer includes the red hot chili peppers performing at levi's stadium in july. >> video of a boy trying to escape an obstacle course at a traveling park is getting laughs on tiktok. [laughter] >> oh. saw thianthght this was terrible. i'm not a parent. >> little baby. >> you don't hear it b the mom put i get knocked downi gue.

>> it is the third one for me. >>e in this? >> he persevered. >> four? >> why does this exist? >what in the wipeout is this? >> it seems like it is going fast even for an adult. >> and there is a little girl and they're fighting for her life. >> have you ever been to one of these? >> no. they said it is dangerous. >> there is a lot going on. >> someone who used to cut my hair, his relative got hurt in one of those things. it is right up my alley to be honest because i love a good attraction. >> it looks fun. >> i love nonsense but i don't want to be hit in the head repeatedly by a rotating being. -- beam.

>> dodge, die. >> twist it, bop it. >> i was so good at it. the og one. >> now it is too many. do a tiktok video. >> good morning. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, sunny skies, shaping up to be a nice day. we will get back to average in terms of temperatures. a cool start to the week, today we are getting close to where we should be this time of year. let's get an update on your pollen and uv index. your tree and grass pollen are at moderate levels, that has been the case for the past couple of weeks. we'd pollen is on the rise. last week we were not registering any weed pollen, this week low levels. here are the main offenders, tree pollen. the sun right now is just as strong as it is in august.

wear sunscreen if you are outside. 30's and similar temperatures from yesterday morning so it feels cool but numbers will quickly warm thanks to warmer weather and a lot of sunshine. future tracker temperatures by noon, upper 50's to upper 60's across-the-board and we expect 70's to make a return in our warmest spots today. as the pt couple of days. 68 in san jose, 65 oakland, 69 in santa rosa, 74 the high. overnight, partly cloudy skies and numbers warmer later compared to right now. the next seven days, it is a sunshine today. by friday, 80's make a comeback. plan those outdoor activities. we expect 90's and our hottest spots around the bay, 70's and 80's continues for sunday and we will moderate back to average

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know, today the senate will be voting on a measure to codify abortion rights into federal law, but the vote is unlikely to move forward because democrats don't have the votes. >> the state is recommending reforms in the san jose police department and four other law enforcement agencies following an audit examining bias. the report alleges some officers mocked marginalized groups through on-duty interactions or online posts. >> water use in california and the drought, despite plea for conservation, state officials say urban water use jumped 19% in march compared to last year -- 2020. >> east bay mode is the latest utility to slap surcharges on your bill after voting in favor of an 8% rate. expect limitations the summer on things like water your lawn and wash your car. >> any whether from the past couple of days is out of here,

expect sunshine, warmer temperatures, 60's and 70's away from the coast. >> good news for the crash we were following in san jose, all lanes have been opened but you are still going to run into a slow bound -- slowdown. speeds around 40 miles per hour. >> san francisco unified has decided not to lay off hundreds of students and teachers, last night he approved just 20 layoffs but 16 of those people have found other jobs in the district. >> celebrity chef mario batali has been acquitted of sexually assaulting a woman in a boston restaurant. >> not guilty, celebrity chef acquitted after being accused of forcibly kissing and groping a woman while taking selfies inside a closed boston restaurant in 2017. his accuser took the stand, testifying about his alleged sexual misconduct. >> touching my breast, my rear

end, my face. it was a lot happening. >> text messages revealed in court showed a friend -- the judge sided with him, who opted to forgo a jury and believe his fate in the judges hands. >> the complaint witness has credibility issues and support the finding that her motive was financial gain. >> the warriors will try to close out the grizzlies in memphis in game five of the playoff series. the risley's star has been diagnosed with a bone bruise in his right knee. it is doubtful he will play in the playoffs. injury likely happened when he jumped onto klay thompson in game three. the grizzlies have been blaming the inadvertent grab of his knee on a loose ball as the cause.

they will be without the head coach because he is recovering from covid. >> i'm hoping he can coach tomorrow, but it does not look like he will be available. >> we believe in the coach. the warriors leave the series three games to one and tipoff is at 6:30 tonight. >> a celebration at thrive city tonight, the warriors are hosting a watch party outside chase center. you can cheer on the doves as the game is run caps on that screen. watch party begins at 5:00 with activities including live entertainment, photo opportunities and a kid zone. they device apple is no longer making after more than 20 years on the market. >> and the company that laid off 2500 employees, including many over zuma. >> was just boba and t in the back of this shop. the crime tracked to this business.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the alarm bells should be bringing and we are in dire straits. >> an urgent warning about reducing water use, even with the message to conserve, the numbers meant the opposite way. what could be behind the jump. >> rising prices sparking fears of a recession, breaking down inflation numbers in a key report coming out in moments. >> and caution, with covid cases going up, warning from a county health official and her response when asked about a new mask mandate. welcome to wednesday, may 11. would wh r forecast. >> the cold weather the past couple of days, isolated showers in the north bay yesterday, that weather is on its way out. a lot of sunshine today and warmer temperatures this

afternoon. live doppler 7 is not tracking any wet this morning, fog and the north bay, the one issue, santa rosa down to less than a mile and a half but elsewhere we are doing fine when it comes to cloud cover. temperatures are similar this morning to yesterday. 30's and 40's, grab the heavier jacket as you walk out the door but today temperatures warm quickly as the day goes on. live look at our south beach camera, expecting a lot of sunshine today. that will warm temperatures closer to average for this time of year. by 4:00 p.m., temperatures in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. a closer look at highs coming up. >> alarming news about water use in california amid the drought. state officials say use was up nearly 20% in march compared to 2020. reporter amy hollyfield live in walnut creek with what experts think is happening. >> they think it is a vicious

cycle, the less rain we get, the more water people use on a lawn like this to keep the grass green. less rain equals more sprinkler time. water districts are frustrated. they have been pushing conservation, but numbers show the opposite has happened. with state water use up 19% in march of this year, compared to two years ago. the bay area was better behaved than our fellow residents down south. >> the san francisco bay area, water use increased by just 2.5% compared to the south coast region where we saw march 2022 water use jump about 27% relative to march 2020. >> thedv transition out of having a lawn. plant drought resistant plants.

water districts say imagine using water now for a perfectly green lawn just to have the tap run dry next year. they worry the messaging is reaching people -- not reaching people, their instructor with the pandemic and russia and ukraine, but they say we need to pay attention and alarm bells should be going off. why then walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> right now we have a full page dedicated to stories and updates on the drought. that is abc7news.com. >> i meant in trouble for allegedly using his wife's tea shops a front for a fencing ring. car burglars would take stolen goods to this shot desktop and the investigation included putting expensive devices with trackers in a car and tracking items. investigators say the

41-year-old winds buying stolen items and shipping them abroad. some victims saw their own devices end up as far away as vietnam and hong kong. >> yesterday, our team gathered 130 boxes of electronics that we believe to be stolen. we knew we were onto a major fencing operation, yet we also knew they are moving stolen products through fedex, ups and other mechanisms every day. cooks the d.a. hopes to return some items to owners. he will be charged with felony possession of stolen property among other things. >> video providing detail about a police shooting that happened at a san jose taqueria. it shows moments before an officer shot green in march. he can be seen backing out of the front door the restaurant, holding a gun he wrestled away from a man inside.

an officer ordered him to drop the gun before shooting him four times. the officer, identified as mark mcnamara, has been with the department for four years. grain is recovering and the d.a. will determine whether the shooting was justified. >> a texas woman facing six months in jail for a puppy scam that cost a san jose couple $2000. district attorney says the couple thought they were buying a pomeranian through the website but the puppy did not exist. the website that was selling the dog had victimized dozens of pet lovers across the united states. x sta health officials urging you to use caution when gathering. the county is seeing an uptick in covid outbreaks in schools, worksites and social gatherings. earlier this week, the city of san jose announced all city workers have to wear a mask again. the county has not announced a

mandate. >> we don't have plans to do anything apart from being aligned with the state regards to masks. the state still strongly recommends masking indoors and we still strongly recommend masking indoors. >> they also recommend that you get vaccinated and boosted. >> help underway for the on housed in san jose. the mayor is buying a hotel in downtown san jose and converting into housing. governor newsom announced a award for this project, the site is ideal because it is within half a mile of a grocery store, transit, pharmacy and health facility. the city of vallejo was also awarded money for a key housing project. the alameda board of supervisors has plans to end homelessness by. the county needs 2.5 billion dollars to find a stable housing for everyone living on the streets. the county is -- the county

community plan says it will have 24,000 additional units of housing if the plate is followed. but the board of supervisors did not commit to any new funding or say how this plan is going to be paid for. >> sonoma county has posed a temporary ban on new short-term rental permits. they will put a stop to applications. it will take place for 45 days. they will study the impact short-term rentals like airbnb are having on housing, noise, garbage and parking issues. they are going to consider permanent regular asian's in august. books will teeters in fremont are planning to hold a rally to demand the district meet the needs of the students. the teachers association says the school board fuses to agree to their demands. they want smaller class sizes, additional staffing for special

education classes and adequate technology in every classroom. the district has not responded to the claims. the rally starts at 3:30 at the office and they will speak at the school board meeting. >> the positive sign for the gas pump as we approach travel season. >> it is the end of an era for apple as they say goodbye to the ipod. rip. >> why? that's sad. now 5:37 a.m., i will step out of the way, the camera showing you a great picture. we have clear skies out there. the light shimmering. we are in store for a nice afternoon, tons of sunshine and warmer weather moving closer to where we should be this time of year. it is live doppler 7 along with that the satellite, the area is responsible for thunderstorms

yesterday. cooler weather to start the week, pushing off to these. these are opposing forces so we have those winds once again later this afternoon. future trak or wind gusts as we go through the day, into the afternoon, winds pick up again. 25 to 30 miles per hour. this will not feel as chilly as yesterday or monday because warmer temperatures arrive later this afternoon, closer to where we should be for this time of year. sunshine hitting 70 in concord, 69 in santa rosa, 61 in the city, 65 in oakland. our warm spot coming in here at 73. the next three days, today begins the warm up after the chilly morning, 30's and 40's today but wind up in the 60's and 70's from the coast later. friday, 80's will make a comeback in our warmest spots inland. temperatures go above average to

finish the week and warmer weather will move in on saturday. we will look at those numbers and preview the weekend forecast in about nine minutes. lets see how we are with traffic. >> we will to sa je, facing delays from a crash earlier before on sensors because this is not a usual cre. 880 at the coliseum camera. the drive times are now, the spot increasing to dublin, 43 minutes.

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shows inflation may have peaked, but today's numbers fell short of economist productions. last month, cpi went up .3%, reaching 8.3 percent compared to a year ago. that is compared to 1.2% increase, or an 8.5% gain year-over-year in march. yesterday, president biden said fighting inflation is his top domestic priority, but he suggested things could still get worse. >> how long do you think it will be until we see prices coming down? >> i'm not going to predict that >> tps h ministrion haweris,amed pandemic disruptiod the war on ukraine for rising prices. critics say inflation also stems from the biden administration's overspending, including stimulus checks. that pumped money into the economy. today, president biden heads to illinois where he is expected to

announce steps to lower food prices. he is also considering lifting tariffs on chinese products to lower prices on those goods. >> thank you. gas prices have hit a record high in the u.s., the summer driving season almost here. aaa says the average prices for dollars $.40 nationally and much higher here, $5.85 here and six dollars and five cents in san francisco. experts say relief may be on the way. oil prices have fallen below $100 a barrel, down about 10% from the weekend. it can take a week for prices to be reflected at the pump. >> the white house says the fda is working around-the-clock to address the baby formula shortage. stores have been running over weeks. new data shows during the first week of may, the average out of stock rate was 43%. white house says the fda is coordinating with infant formula manufacturers to ramp up production. this also expediting the review

process to make sure yourselves -- shelves are stocked. it also includes supply-chain issues in previous recalls. part of anna -- carvanna has laid off many employees, they made up about 12% of the workforce. online car company says they are offering four weeks of pay was an additional week for them working for the company. it is on -- >> the plan for combining -- combating climate change, the goal is to reach neutrality california by 2045. this is around the trade education sector and refining methods to store over -- underground. includes making all vehicles emission free by 2035, ending

oil drilling by 2045 and decreasing the number of miles a person drives in their cars by 2045 compared to between 19 of over 20%. >> say goodbye to the device that revolutionized how the world listens to music. apple is stopping production of the ipod more than 20 years after it first came out. r explains without ipods that would be no iphones. >> 21 years ago, apple got its groove on the go. introducing the ipod in 2001. >> 1000 songs in your pocket. 00erli of 10nal ipod two square, whole hours. back then, digitally downloading your favorite music was a novel concept. >> the new online music store from apple computer called itunes. it sells single songs for $.99

each. >> with each new version, competitors tried to keep up. >> yesterday, dish network released the pocket dish, a screen up to seven inches holding 40 hours of video. quotes but cue up the don mclean. ♪ >> the day the music died, ♪ >> the ipod touch will only be available while supplies last. that is ending the ipod line after more than two decades in production. former apple vp credited with inventing the ipod, telling the wall street journal, if we did not do the ipod, the iphone would not have come out. it brought steve jobs confidence we could do something outside of the map and we could continue to intimate -- innovate new areas. >> the ipod with introducing them to apple and giving us those funky

commercials. ♪ >> now that we know they are going the way of the walkman, is there added value? the original 2001 models are going about form the dollars used, and if it is new, i saw one listed for $23,000. >> i was og. i had that first one. it was white. teh cli -- the click wheel. there was also a game on it. >> i headed a couple versions later were had to be spun, and it had the game. >> i had the green one. the nano. >> up until a few years ago i was running with mine. >> it still works. >> yeah. >> i got mine but i don't know if it works, i will cherish it now.

>> when i think about it, that was the best gift i have ever received. i loved it so much. phil gave it to me and got it from his company or something. i can't number how he got it, but it was before anyone knew -- there were no commercials. i remember i had it at the gym and people were looking at me like what is he doing? what is that? >> you had to pick your favorite cd and carry that around you -- with you for the day. >> and the madonna immaculate collection only gets you so far. >> now you could have her hole discography in the palm of your hand. clicks the remixes. >> 2001. >> were doing it. a trendsetter. >> doing an incline with the ipod. >> the most powerful ever felt. >> all downhill. >> a lot of sunshine, we will take to our east bay camera, a

cloud free vantage point right now. we expect a lot of sunshine today. it is still chilly out there, the coldest spots well into the 30's this morning but we expect a warmer afternoon on the way. getting closer to average for this time of year after a chilly start yesterday and monday. a dry pattern for the week ahead, not surprising, we typically see the storm door close in may and the dry pattern takes place over the summer. in warmerand saturday, saturdaye he 90's into cities. 30's and our coolest spots, 43 in concord, 43 in concord, 41 in palo alto. i would take if the good jacket with you this morning but today, temperatures one foster previous days. wednesday, 12, 50's and upper 60's. we expect 70's to make a comeback in our warmer spots later. the highs today, average, pretty

close today. 61 in the city, 65 in oakland, 69 in santa rosa, 70 in concord. the breeze will be with us later, gusting about what he five miles per hour. temperatures basically in the 40's under partly cloudy skies. forecast, we start to warm up today, much warmer by friday with 80's coming back. some are like on saturday, enjoy the day, a lot of sunshine with saturday and sunday. temperatures closer to where we should be early next week. ♪ >> get ready, it is day two of the professional is this women of california conference. -- businesswomen of california conference. i had the honor of introducing actress minda marino and congresswomen. it has been a -- we have been a proud sponsor since it started.

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>> mike tyson has been cleared in a fight on a plane sfo. he was in the bay area to promote products from his cannabis company for 420 when video shows him hunching a

passenger. after reading the police of --report and watching the videos, the police officer said they will not fire charges, it looked like a victim provoked the attack. tyson thanked them. rivals teaming up to celebrate pride month in june, the dodgers and the giants will wear pride caps in uniforms to honor the lgbtq plus community. it will be the first time teamr pride. the game is june 11 and oracle park. >> there is a nasty smell coming from the walnut creek channel and officials are trying to clean this up. people first reported something spilled on the channel monday, downtown near civic center drive and arroyo way. the water conservation district says it is covering 20 feet of

the channel, but it is not dangerous and they are working to soak it up. >> using gps location of your phone to route 911 calls. at&t is the first carrier. it will allow for faster response times. they say the feature will only be turned on when you make an emergency call and expects to roll it out by the end of june. >> airports getting ready for what is expected to be a busy summer travel season. to keep lines from getting too long, the tsa will move screeners to busier destinations. nearly 1000 employees have volunteered to be summecrds to be similar to 2019, when more than 2.5 million travelers a day went through security checkpoints. >> it is 5:55 a.m. and we are talking about warmer temperatures, warming trend into

the weekend. here is the uv forecast and pollen, tree pollen at moderate levels and we will find that. russ pollen is moderate as well. here is your new the index, it is running high so wear sunscreen. we are also seeing weed pollen come up, last week we did not register any and now it is at low levels. a lot of things happening when it comes to allergy sufferers. a live look at showing you the sunrise is on its way, 6:03, the next two minutes it will come over the horizon. they be a few high clouds later, totally dry, no threat of thunderstorms. warmer afternoon, 60's and 70's away from the coast or sunset at 8:09. >> tesla trouble, white elon musk considers his purchase of twitter, new word on what might come soon on the electric cars production line. >> san jose, theolice are been accused of disturbing content. the findings and steps.

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water companies that you will be paying more in months. the easy ways you can come back. reggie: the companies ceo, airbnb, with a cryptic tweet saying things will be different. good morning. kumasi: we want to start with a check of our forecast withdrew. drew: we will find warmer weather later on today, a lot of sunshine and any thunderstorms yesterday primarily in the north bay, they are out of here. a dry today -- day today. radar is quiet. waking up in the 30's and 40's, similar to yesterday. it is a chilly start to the day for most of us but numbers will warm quickly as the day goes on. here's the roof talk camera at kgo. we have clear skies and here is how your day looks. we expect a lot of sunshine, temperatures to the 60's for most of us by lunch time and later in the afternoon we find