announcer: building a better bay area, this is abc news. kumasi: fighting inflation, the governor will give his plan, and it includes his vision to sell rising prices. >> we are devastated. we have never seen anything like this. reggie: multimillion dollar homes up in smoke. the warning the wildfire could grow worse. kumasi: first, we are waiting for a warm up.

this is a live look as we wake up this morning, drew his tracking changes. it will be hot. [laughter] reggie: [laughter] drew: and we are done, back to you. kumasi: it will be hot. also, it is friday the 13th. and there is a magnificent moon that we get to see. a lot going on. drew: yes, and the lunar eclipse we are talking about is happening on sunday night. totality right around 8:30 p.m., so looked towards the eastern horizon. 52 in the city right now. 47, san ramon. and. is a live look in san jose. the sunrise is on its way with clear skies overhead. lots of sunshine. already into the 60's and 70's. outside, grab a meal today. it will be a warm afternoon. 80's making a comeback.

a closer look at the highs in about nine minutes. reggie: this morning, 900 homes have been evacuated in orange as firefighters worked to contain the coastal fire. at least 20 homes have been destroyed into we anticipate that number will go up. 11 others, damaged. winds have been driving the fire that is 15% contained. homeowners got a chance to see if their houses were still standing. jobina: the national weather service's warning that the conditions could grow more volatile. extreme heat is set to scorch southern california today into early next week. many multimillion dollar mansions have been reduced to ash. some homeowners have been able to go back to see if there homes are still standing. >> we are devastated. we have never seen anything like this. it is unbelievable and so random. behind us, our friend's home has

been saved, but on either side it is destroyed. >> what can you do? i'm in shock. i'm more in shock than anything else. >> i feel for the residents. to lose a home, i cannot imagine. jobina: the coastal fire has burned nearly 200 acres. two firefighters were her battling the flames. both have been treated and released from the hospital. reggie: the two people accused of kidnapping a three month old boy in san jose will be back in court next month. they are accused of trying to take the baby at least three other times. yesenia ramirez and jose roman portillo are facing more charges. in march, portillo posed as a cps worker and visited the home of the family. when the family called cps, they said they did not send anyone.

both kidnappers were successful on april 25 and taking the baby. >> we have multiple layer's of he said, she said, and the multiple layers of hearsay. that does not amount to evidence, it amounts to allegations. reggie: they are now being held without bail. kumasi: today, governor newsom will unveil his plans for the state budget, including millions to boost reproductive health centers in anticipation of california becoming a sanctuary for people seeking abortions. amy hollyfield is in san mateo. amy: good morning. the governor says he knows abortion clinics, like this one, will see an uptick in demand and we will have more women arriving from other states, looking to get an abortion, so the plan calls to help them out with the uptick in demand.

the governor is proposing a $125 million health package that would invest in reproductive health facilities. and he wants to pay for abortions for women who could not afford one, women who do not have private insurance, but do not qualify for medicaid. another part of the plan, it appeals towards attracting businesses. the government is calling for creating incentives for businesses to relocate to california from those states with anti-lgbtq laws. he did not elaborate, but he is expected to give more details in a press conference today. the state has a $46 billion surplus, so the governor has money to spend. and he has a press conference scheduled for this morning to talk about his budget proposal. the legislature will have to finalize the state's budget plan next month, that is when the deadline is. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. kumasi: you can watch of the budget unveiling announcement at 10:00 a.m. this morning because we will be streaming at on the

abc7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv and android tv, fire tv and roku. reggie:reggie: the warriors will have another shot at closing out the grizzlies tonight. they are fresh off of their loss on wednesday night, but let's get past that. if they win tonight, they will advance. they say playing in front of dub nation -- >> when you check to close it somebody out, it is -- when you try to close it somebody out, it is that much harder. the teams are better. they are focused. they understand how hard it is. and to have our home crowd will be a big bonus in our favor. >> sometimes it is not an exact science. so, like i said, we will watch film. we will make the necessary adjustments and you will see a total effort on friday. reggie: you can watch the game on our sister network espn.

tip-off tonight at 7:00 p.m. a golden heist allegedly happening across the bay area. one clue that may connect these crimes. plus, a wealthy bay area city at a housing crossroads. the change that could be a first in 99 years and it has some neighbors up in arms. drew: get ready for a warm afternoon on the way. we expect sunshine for your friday, hitting 75 in oakland, 80 in santa rosa, 81 in concord. even warmer weather for the it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the 360 smart bed senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360

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reggie: for the first time, scientists have grown plants and soil that comes from the moon.

lunar dust was collected by astronauts on the moon, including buzz aldrin and neil armstrong. the results are promising enough that the space agency and others are already envisioning hot houses on the moon. drew: let's keep the lunar talk going as we have a total lunar eclipse on sunday night. this happens when the sun, earth and moon are in alignment and at the moon goes into the earth's shadow. look to the eastern horizon on sunday night, totality around 8:30 p.m. you do not need special glasses. it lasts about 45 minutes. take pictures, we would love to see your viewpoint. this morning it is all about sunshine, though. our warming trend will get underway today. saturday, it will feel like summer. cool at the coast, hot inland. and warm temperatures continue into sunday as well.

enjoy the weekend. we will talk about how long the warmer weather will stick around in about nine minutes. jobina: good morning. we are bringing you a live picture from the toll plaza, hardly a backup. and metering lights are on. the san rafael bridge is completely clear. and known problems with speed eastbound or westbound. where you will have slow spots, highway 4, because that area we saw stalls. it would be about 19 minutes to concord. and so sorry super commuters, and 59 minute ride. reggie: when little creature with a big bite, a tiny animal takes on a favorite summertime snack. plus, former president trump is the center of a new investigation, accused of bringing boxes of key items with him when he left the white house. house. it is i started screening

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reggie: wnba star brittney griner's detention in russia has been extended another 30 days. she appeared for a hearing today. a source tells us that russian authorities have also denied a request for house arrest. she was detained in february at a moscow airport for allegedly bringing in vaped cartridges containing hash oil into the country. the biden administration says that she is being wrongfully detained. kumasi: former president donald trump is at the center of a grand jury investigation. the justice department is looking into the alleged mishandling of classified documents brought from the white house to his home. we have the latest on this news. jobina: searching for answers

after boxes of classified documents were reportedly found at president trump's mar-a-lago estate. the documents were discovered after he left the white house. the investigation issued a subpoena to the national archives, requesting interviews from former trump aides. a spokesperson responded, saying president trump consistently handled all documents in accordance with the law and regulations. on capitol hill, the january 6 committee issued a new subpoena to four house republicans and of the house minority leader. last year, top republican committee leader, cheney, said his testimony would be valuable. >> i would not be surprised if he was subpoenaed. he said publicly he has information about the president's state of mind that day. jobina: all eyes are on what the five house republicans decided, and what the repercussions could be if they refuse to comply again.

the january 6 committee begins public hearings next month and a final report is due out this fall. kumasi: owners of gold coin and jewelry exchange shops say they have been victims of a crime ring. one shop owner tells us more than a dozen businesses have been hit recently, one in downtown oakland a few blocks from city hall. video of the damage it shows smashed cases, debris everywhere. it is not clear how much of the thieves got away with. on tuesday, they hit a jewelry exchange and the manager says they could not get to the valuables so they caused of the $30,000 in damage. >> we are paycheck to paycheck. now we have to figure out how we can afford to stay open. kumasi: her store in vallejo is closed because of a burglary in march. she says she believes it is the same cre because theyw used the same kind of crowbars to pry their way in. reggie: an upscale town

considering in the building of townhomes. it comes as the community grapples with meeting a stamp mandate -- state mandate to add housing or face fines, as well as the state taking control of zoning. the mayor says the way the town can the and compliance is to allow the building of 10 townhomes on a one acre parcel. about 100 residents attended a public meeting, with many wanting the town to resist the state mandate, even if it means paying $100,000 a month in fines for eight years. kumasi: the australian reptile park is a welcoming a small animal. oh my goodness, look at it. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: liz's tiny tim the tortoise. -- this is tiny tim the tortoise. so cute. he weighs about 42 grams or 1.5 pounds. too cute.

he usually eats grass and greens, but he likes strawberries, too. he is an indian start tortoise, which is listed as an adorable species. they are often part of a legal pet trading. stop. he could grow up to 15 times his current size. which is probably like, what? drew: kind of big? kumasi: how cute. reggie: that is really cute. drew: i appreciate the perspective next to the strawberry. i would have not have thought he was that small. reggie: me neither. drew: plus, i do not know how many grams that would be. reggie: i love strawberries. kumasi: that too. when are you going to visit your friend who has strawberries in their yard? reggie: i will visit him soon. [laughter] yeah, he has strawberries. he's like, go ahead, take whatever. drew: that sounds nice.

reggie: eat them. and he has a pool. kumasi: i love when you tell that story. [laughter] drew: living the dream. reggie: it does not hurt, it heals. the best thing to do is to have a friend hwo has these things -- who has these things. drew: you are doing it right. reggie: i am not fertilizing anything. drew: you do not have to put the ph in the pool. reggie: i could just be in the presence of it all. drew: what a beautiful picture. it's a great weekend to be in your pool. a a lot of sunshine. kohler on sunday. but the weekend is looking bright. we are in the 40's and 50's right now. a warm start to the morning. it is breezy this afternoon. winds are not as strong as they have been. but we will see gusts up to 20 miles per hour. it's all about the warm temperatures. warmer weather is arriving to finish out a cool week.

79, san jose. 75, oakland. 83, napa and antioch. the uv index is high. put on sunscreen. the sun is as strong right now as it is in august and ascension will be in full effect over the next few days. coastal fog tonight. we will drop into the 50's. the warming trend will hit today. summerlike on saturday. cooler on sunday, but still very comfortable and warm for this time of year. above average into early next week. kumasi: ginger, you are next. and we are here with you. what is coming up on gma? >> coming up on gma, we have a lot going on.you can hear it in. we have the latest on the baby formula shortage. the white house stepping in, trying to fill the shelves. and how parents are helping other parents.

also, airlines predicting near pre-pandemic travel levels as the summer travel season heats up. why a travel agent, that sounds old-school, could be the key in finding a deal. a new study on sunday and infants death syndrome -- sudden infant death syndrome. it could reveal a cause. and is the spf in your makeup enough to protect you from the sun? i always have a thick version that i feel like, yeah, good luck getting through this mask. alright. that is coming up. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: [applause] reggie: so you are shellacked. ginger: today, especially. you do not want to go to close after a couple hours. reggie: [laughter] you always look great. but you need the spf on your skin. ginger: you do. reggie: if you are watching and you are 20 years old. you are going to think, i need to go out and tan.

no, because by the time you get to my age, it will crack. trust. ginger: then the agent spots. the sunspots -- age spots. the sunspots. what is coming out? oh, sun damage from 20 years ago. cool. reggie: keep that skin. you cannot replace it. we'll see you in your beautiful make about 7:00 a.m.

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beaches, the east side beaches get the bulk. >> the marine debris, especially plastics, are poisonous to the sea life when ingested. entangled animals can remain in the ocean practically forever. >> one of the biggest problems a single use plastics, like water bottles. we are constantly cleaning the beaches and they are constantly coming in. >> you can find anything out here. >> i think it is easy for people who do not live here, who do not see it all the time, to not realize the problem. that is why i love to educate the kids, and i love when the tourists visit, because we go to places you will never find. and there is so much to take in and learn about what we can do, what we can demand politicians do. >> what they can do when they go home. >> completely. thank you for being here. >> this is great. ♪

drew: we have got to keep our world beautiful. mike's journey continues as he discovers more about hawaii. visit our website to see more and get started planning your next visit to the islands. reggie: i like about one. also, kawhi e, that's my place. absolutely no one should go there. i want it to myself. kumasi: [laughter] more top stories coming your way at 6:30 a.m., including breaking news. elon musk announcing he has put the a deal to purchase twitter on hold. reggie: an officer under arrest, allegations of his visit to a family's home. kumasi: a top story right now, a faulty fine. one woman saying the cost she

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area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc7 news. reggie: right now, elon musk's twitter takeover put on pause, the reason he is keeping the deal at pause for now. kumasi: and the governor's budget proposal being unveiled today that could put money in your pocket. reggie: the beginning of black restaurant week across the bay area, the different flavors hitting your taste buds this year. kumasi: good morning, happy friday -- the 13th. reggie: [laughter] you snuck it in. it's fine. drew: absolutely. the weekend will be absolutely beautiful. you'll feel warmer weather today. but wear sunscreen. it is not too chilly outside first thing in the morning. the tan cam, we have clear skies and we are in store for a bright looking end to the week.

we are already in the 60's and 70's by lunchtime. by 4:00 p.m., a warm afternoon. warmer weather for the weekend. we will talk about the temperatures coming over the next three days in about nine minutes. reggie: elon musk's deal to purchase twitter is temporarily on pause. kumasi: investors are reacting as the stock market has just opened. jobina is tracking this and the reason he is making the decision. jobina: early this morning, a tweet sent to twitter shares plummeting as much as 25% in premarket trading. it has rebounded slightly. the market has just opened. down about 11% right now, as you can see. it's improving. this is what happened. the tweet said, twitter deal temporarily on hold pending details supporting calculation that spam fake accounts represent less than 5% of users. elon musk linked to a reuters

article reporting on the number of fake accounts. he has previously tweeted one of his priorities would be to remove spam bots from the platform. he could pay a $1 billion termination fee if he backs out of the deal. musk responded to his initial post saying, still committed to acquisition. we have reached out about this and have not received a response from twitter yet. some are speculating he plans to walk away from the deal or will try to renegotiate a lower price. tesla stock is down nearly 30% in the past month, with elon musk is selling shares to help fund the twitter deal. kumasi: elon musk's tweet comes after a leadership shakeup at twitter. the ceo announced top executives are leaving the country. they oversaw the consumer and revenue products teams, and for the said they were asked to

leave the company, one of them has since deleted a tweet. twitter announced a hiring freeze. reggie: today, the governor will release his budget plan from the state capital. he will likely announce another record-breaking budget surplus. kumasi: with that extra money, we already have clues on how he will spend it. amy has a look at one area. amy: health care workers, as you are going to work today, imagine what it would be like to have another $1000 in your pocket. at that is part of the governor's plan to help with inflation and its impact on californians. take a look from -- look at the plan he is proposing. there is hospital workers money and he is planning to give hospitals about $139 million to help with inflation. tax refunds for california. $11.5 billion coming back to californians.

rent relief will get $2.7 billion from the state. childcare is in there with $157 million carved out for childcare. the total proposal from the governor's offices $18 billion in inflation relief for residents and businesses in california. and california has a surplus, so he has money to spend. he says the goal is to offset the rising costs of food, gas and housing. he will outline his plan later this morning in a press conference. he'll be working with the legislature on this, and the legislature must come up with a finalized estate budget next month. that is when the deadline is. we will hear what the governor thinks should happen for the budget leader this morning. in san mateo, amy hollyfield. kumasi: you can watch governor newsom's budget unveiling live at 10:00 a.m., we will stream and on the abc7 bay connected tv

app available for apple tv, android tv, and is on roku. reggie: the mayor of san jose is calling for a crisis of misconduct in the police force. an officer was arrested for indecent exposure on thursday. the police chief personally escorted the officer out of the police building. officer matthew dominquez is accused of touching himself inside of a family's home in front of family members while he was on duty. the district attorney released his photo in case others had similar interactions with this officer. the mayor addressed the recent series of troubling officer allegations. >> i am very concerned about the number of incidents we have seen, particularly given that these are young officers, which tells me that may be something very serious -- that there is

something seriously wrong with what we are doing with screening and backgrounding, and we need to figure that out. reggie: he expects to hear recommendations from the chief in a matter of days. kumasi: the oakland police department could come out of federal oversight in a year. a federal judge ruled the when your probationary period will start on june 1. the oversight well end if it stays in compliance. oversight started after a settlement that required the department to enact new measures for officers known as the -- after officers were accused of abusing people in some neighborhoods. reggie: an investigation into the nationwide shortage of baby formula. a committee is looking at the potential price gouging. this comes as the white house steps in to ease the shortage. jobina: the fda is looking at ways to import baby formula as the shortage gets worse. that could include loosening import restrictions.

ireland, the netherlands and chile are being identified as potential sources for more formula. the president says he spoke with manufacturers and ceos of target and walmart about ways to boost supplies. the out of stock wait was more than 40% at the beginning of the month. when asked why the administration did not act sooner, the white house says efforts have been underway for months. >> the steps today are in acknowledgment and -- that more needs to be done. we do not want families out there to be worried about feeding their babies. >> this is not a third world country. this should never happen. jobina: the house energy and commerce committee has scheduled a hearing for later this month, and it could ask regulators from abbott to testify. the shortage is blamed in part on a recall back in february. the in michigan should come back online soon, but it could take

10 weeks for supplies to be restocked. kumasi: the shutdown of the abbott facility could potentially have deadly consequences for thousands of patients, who cannot access lifesaving products. a nine year old from walnut creek was diagnosed with a rare disorder and he could properly process proteins in food. his mother relies on a special medical formula for him that's produce that habit's -- at abbott's plant. now she has to ration his portions. >> this could be a couple weeks or it could be six months before this is resolved. >> i will call the fda director and i will do anything i can. this is unacceptable. kumasi: only four companies control 50% of the formal market in the u.s. a former fda commissioner says more should have been done to prevent the shortage.

and fastrakf fined by mistake. and here is a look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we'll have another update on the markets, next. plus, getting that summer look right. the key to becoming your invest coastal grandma, the fashion trend taking over social media. you can watch us for next are our streaming today at 7:00 a.m. we'll get our weekly update with cal. and we will be live with nasa to give you the details on this weekend's total lunar eclipse. that will be at 7:00 a.m. drew: we are going to talk to nasa, tell you how you can see the eclipse, the best time, so check in at 7:00 a.m. a look outside, it is bright. take sunglasses with you because the sunshine will be in full effect. it will warm us up quickly. let's go hour-by-hour.

11 a clock a.m., 60's and 70's. if we stopped right here, that would be average. but we will warm up even more throughout the afternoon. by 3:00 p.m., 70's and 80's away from the coast. it is a warm day ahead after a cooler week. highs today hitting 75 in oakland. 68 in the city. 80, santa rosa. 81, concord. the uv index is running high. puts on some sunscreen. the most intense time will be between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. -- 4:00 p.m. saturday will feel like summer with 90's inland. sunday will be cooler, but we will be above average for the next three days. now traffic. jobina: good morning. we'll begin with a picture of the toll plaza. it looks different from when we checked on it 30 minutes ago. the metering lights came on and we have a backup.

but that is the only place with heavy traffic. the san mateo bridge, smooth conditions. a wind advisory for this bridge and also for the venetian bridge. we want to let you know about bart and caltrain. additional trainings on sunday morning. bart says it will be adding four from pleasant hill, dublin and el cerrito with limited stops. they will arrive at the station around 7:00 a.m. near the starting line. caltrain will have extra northbound trains. the race s

for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked

as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. kumasi: the unified school district in san francisco has made a choice to take over with a new superintendent. this after he was superintendent of the hayward school district. h says his goal ise putting

students first. wayne says he is excited to match the commitment to social justice. >> i have always worked in communities where a of the families are different, of different backgrounds than myself, but we are there to support their children. and i appreciate that this work is well underway in san francisco. kumasi: dr. wayne has worked at the district before as a director for elementary schools. reggie: a committee is working on a proposal that would force the city to provide shelter to all who are homeless. the supervisor introduced legislation, saying we cannot continue to allow the streets to serve as a waiting room for housing. the coalition of homelessness opposes the proposal. >> the legislation and unfunded mandate should be amended to have thoughtful analysis that does not randomly promise beds but ensures that shelters are

developed in the context of turnover, so inflow and outflow, so the beds are available. so that people have a way to request and get a shelter bed. and at the shelter is not funded by robbing housing. reggie: the neighborhood services committee will continue to discuss several amendments to the proposal at its next meeting in two weeks. kumasi: a top story you are finding right now on our website reports. it woman says she was not in the express lane, but later she got a notice demanding though toll plus a $25 penalty. but the pictures showed a different car in the express lane, not her car. so she called fastrak to see if they could help with the issue. >> i asked is there one lane or

two? she said both are express lanes. she offered to waive the violation if i signed up for fastrak. kumasi: after, lisa contacted 7 on your side and fastrak dismissed the ticket. they could not say why she got the ticket in the first place, but it appears at that the cameras captured her license plate as she passed by. if you had this happen to you, send us your story or you can send us anything about money. we want to hear about your frustration and triumph. go to our website to share. reggie: now for your morning money report. eager for a getaway? many people are ready for a vacation. but like everything else, the cost of travel is on the rise and the best way to get a deal could be through a travel agent. on couple says they bookede an incredible key west vacation for

half the price. travel agents, now call to travel advisors, say business is booming. they can get you discounts through relationships they have with companies. they often purchase hotel rooms and plane tickets and bulk. >> we can add a room upgrade, we can get free breakfast. we have access to be able to provide room credits you may not get resorts on your own. reggie:reggie: good morning america will have a full report on the return of the travel agent at 7:00 a.m. right after abc seven mornings, including where to look to find a good travel advisor. uber is testing robots to deliver food to customers' homes. uber eats customers in west hollywood will be able to choose if they want food delivered by a robot. it resembles a colorful cooler on wheels. in santa monica, hyundai sedans with self-driving technology

will handle the larger orders. they will be in the backseat, where customers can pick up their food. wow. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading is underway. we are up about 214 points, in positive territory. kumasi: history atop mount everest. these climbers are the first all-black group to reach the summit. about 4000 people have climbed the world's highest peak, but only eight of them have been black, until now. the group calls themselves a full circle everest. they say they are not the only -- they say they are not only mountain climbers, but they interact in outdoor spaces and build local community. reggie: a trend to over social media called the coastal grandmother lifestyle. the creator says a coastal grandma is anyone who loves nancy myers movies, coastal vibes, recipes and cooking. and then looks like this, i guess. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: you do not necessarily

have to be a grandmother, mother or even somebody in your later years. or even a woman. the looks are coming out of popular movies, including diane keaton in "something's gotta give." this >> is a monochromatic moment >>. this is a turtleneck with abercrombie jeans, a look for from steve madden, and then we added texture with a little bit of length and great cardigan from that gap. you have to have some tortoiseshell glasses. reggie: i think that she would be cute no matter what the local was. if you watch the entire segment -- if you want to watch the entire segment, it is coming up on gma. and here is a man. see? drew: i mean, this is everybody in the hamptons or cape cod. at this is not something new.

-- i mean, this is not something new. i love a sweater. reggie: i wore something like this last summer in the hamptons. that is what it looks like if you are a tourist. if you really have money, you look like trash. you literally show up looking like trash. drew: in a cute way? or like head to toe at leisure? reggie: you put on pants you found on the ground in your closet, you threw on a t-shirt and you call it a day. and some, like, i am him a live with grade on the soccer team, wearing adidas flip-flops. drew: oh, sliders. kumasi: is it a look? reggie: it says i don't care. drew: i'm rich.

you are not. reggie: i am not a tourist. get me in this restaurant. drew: do you know who i am? reggie: i am a boat. drew: to have a boat in the hamptons. reggie: and stupid me shows up trying to look cute. that said, poor. trying too hard. drew: we will not try too hard to find sunshine today. san jose camera, live look. it is bright. we will have a sunny day today. warm over the next couple days. temperatures will remain above average. so, as you step outside as we approach at 7:00 a.m., we are basically in the 40's and 50's. not very chilly this morning. winds are an issue, but not as windy as in the past couple days. it is breezy, up to 25 miles per hour, but the warm air will not feel bad. highs today above average.

75, oakland. 79, san jose. 68 in the city. 80, santa rosa. 77, san rafael. tonight, we will have fog at the coast spilling into the bay shoreline. it will be amount at night with 50's. upper 50's in the evening. we will talk about temperatures on saturday. yes, it will get even warmer away from the coast. north bay commit east bay in the 80's. and shoreline, 60's and 70's. so it will feel comfortable closer to the coast, but hot inland. it will be noticeably warmer today. cooler on sunday. early next week, looking very nice. reggie: we are tracking breaking news at sfo. we have reports of delays. what is happening? jobina: this is what we understand, they tell us that there are network issues impacting terminal one ticket counters.

a spokesperson says no flights are impacted by passengers say that flight delays have been going on as we bring you a live picture from sfo. that is impacting the ticket counters for people traveling on southwest, jetblue and american airlines. we heard from a passenger named nina harrison, who said her flight was supposed to leave about 5:45 a.m. and she is still waiting to board. we will continue to track this for you. kumasi: black restaurant week is kicking off today, celebrating the flavors of african-american, as well as african and caribbean cuisines. it started in 2016. it will feature more than 50 bay area restaurants. rogers says this is a big help for his restaurant. >> it is beyond a dream come true for us. with being a small business in san francisco, we have the top-rated restaurants in the country here.

black restaurant week gives us a chance to show our highlights and voice our talents to the rest of the world. kumasi: black restaurant week will run until next sunday, may 22. reggie: the contra costa county fair is back for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. amy gave us a preview yesterday of one of the rides. amy: i felt like it was my duty to test everything before they opened the gates. it has been a couple years. i wanted to make sure it was in working order. it is pretty fun out here, i have to tell you. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: it is that sound. [laughter] there's plenty of performances and rides all weekend. staffing has been a challenge. they could not find as in the past, so lines could be longer than normal. it will run through sunday. look at that pink elephant. that is not dumbo.

dumbo adjacent. karaoke interrupted, a made was in the middle of a song when a car plowed through a window behind him. ♪ [singing] kumasi: [laughter] reggie: no way. kumasi: [laughter] what? reggie: he shook it like a car parked in the window. he was only three feet from the crash in san antonio, texas. i'm confused. oh, i did not realize the first owner was on a loop. i thought he went back to singing. kumasi: he did a little bit. what about the woman behind him? reggie: what is going on back there? kumasi: ok, sir. you know what to do. [singing] reggie: [laughter] yeah, that was hey ya from outkast.

the suspected drunk driver was arrested. the whole thing happened while they were live streaming the performances. well, you could go to the oasis lounge. kumasi: karaoke, every day from 9:00 until 1:00. reggie: it gets really hot on friday nights. kumasi: i cannot believe he kept singing. reggie: that is his go to song. that's where he shines. it's in the sweet spot for him. kumasi:

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kumasi: number three, the governor is set to unveil his revised to state budget today. he is proposing more than $18 billion in inflation relief, and also wants taxpayer money to expand abortion access. reggie: the warriors will return home tonight, they have another opportunity to close out the memphis grizzlies in game six of their playoff series. you can watch it on our sister network, espn. drew: we are in store for a warm afternoon with sunshine. look at the temperatures today, 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: number six, this is a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, our busiest spot this morning. kumasi: number seven, mark zuckerberg released a new video of met'a's virtual reality headset -- meta's virtual reality headset that is set to launch later this year. drew: what is he doing? reggie: i really like the oculus

headset. it's really cool. just do not know if this is it. a mavs alien creature -- mouse alien good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. as we start this friday, the white house is addressing the national baby formula shortage. across the country parents scrambling to find baby formula. the white house planned to bring in more and crack down on price gouging. plus, the congressional investigation now being launched as families are banding together to get formula into the bottles of babies who need it most. war in ukraine. russia threatening to retaliate if sweden and finland join nato after decades of neutrality. ian pannell there with the latest. in think morning. queen elizabeth seen in public for the first time since march. the new images this morning.

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