shootings over the weekend, one out of buffalo supermarket that official say was motivated by racism and the other at a southern california church, what we are learning about the victims this morning. kumasi: in the wake of the shootings, the bay area boys department are stepping up patrols and they are trying to keep the community safe. reggie: calfire says there is no fire season, this is a year-round event. also steph curry adding to his list of compliments and can officially say he's a college graduate. miri: kumasi: kumasi: good morning and happy monday, its may 15. reggie: we made it through that. mike: a little bit of a cooler starts of the week but the week in general is pretty warm. we are dealing with some windy conditions from hayward to

oakland to san francisco with wind 20-32 miles per hour and the wind will stay with us for much of the day and will help bring in cooler temperatures later this afternoon step we are basically waking up to temperatures in the 50's. 53 in the city and 56 in oakland and it's a little cooler in the north bay with santa rosa at 48 degrees. the marine layer is intact along the coastline. we will wake up to that gray sky this morning with cloud cover. it will slowly break down as the day goes on. a partly cloudy day but breezy and it is cooler but not nearly as warm as the weekend. we will track warmer weather coming our way in the days ahead coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: it was a violent week across the country saturday when

10 people died in a mass shooting in a grocery store in a flow, new york -- in buffalo, new york that was driven by racism. in milwaukee, a playoff watch party for the box got canceled following a series of shootings that got 21 people injured. kumasi: officials will get more information on the church shooting in orange county. that shooting happened in laguna woods about an hour south of los angeles. in addition to the one person killed, at least five other people were injured but none of the victims have been identified. the injured are all asian people. reggie: in buffalo, investigators a racism was behind a mass shooting at a supermarket post-up they believe the government shows the market because in a zip code 73% of the residents are black. police say the attack could have been worse. jobyna: police tell abc news that the suspect, if he had not been stopped, he had plans to

drive around buffalo looking for more black people to kill. he live-streamed as he carried out this racist attack, firing 50 shots to at innocent people saturday. among the victims was a 32 euros shopping for dinner and a 55-year-old a store security guard who is a retired police officer and a 77-year-old who ran a local food pantry. >> at least she had no pain. it happened so quickly, she was gone like that. i also pray for that young man. jobyna: three people survived the attack into her still hospitalize and one was treated and released all stuff suspect is being held without bail and being held for first-degree murder and could face federal and hate crime charges. president biden is set to visit buffalo tomorrow. kumasi: vice president kamala harris talked about the shooting. >> it's horrendous. it's horrendous.

we have to recognize [indiscernible] that there is hate toward so many americans. kumasi: the vice president is leading a delegation to the united arab airman's -- emirates to express condolences over the countries presidents death. that buffalo attack has police departments across the bay area on alert most the san francisco police department has increased patrols in black houses of worship and they are actively working with local on oarsmen to identify any credible threats in the open police department says it will remain vigilant and continue to assess security levels as needed. reggie: the black community shaken by the shooting and local leaders are banding together in the fight against racial violence. we spoke to the head of the local naacp.

>> shock waves from the mass shooting in buffalo are being felt here in the bay area. >> i am sad to report to our audience that this is just a mirror of america. >> the baptist minister responded to the supermarket shooting, targeting the black community and killing 10 people. >> it shows that america is still infected with this virus of race, injustice and downright inhumane attitudes and treatments to black people. >> he says that extends far beyond one community. the shooter in buffalo is one example of the hate. >> this young man was infected with that virus, nationalism, racism, anti-semitism, hate of asians, hatred of anyone who is different.

>> local leaders from within different communities are reaching out to the reverend with a message of solidarity and a call for action. >> they are all saying it is we feel the pain with you and we must stand in solidarity and call out this evil. of hate and violence. >> jeff lee is a local leader in chinatown and one of the first to call the reverend facing the fight against racial violence together. >> people are afraid to walk out the doors. we are in solidarity to make action. >> reverend brown calling for an urgent discussion about the mass shooting to be held monday evening as a call to action. reggie: when it comes to issues of gun violence, you can find an ally by going to abc7news.com/ take action with a list of local resources to give you a starting point.

kumasi: it's pretty warm this weekend and this week will bring more days of summer like temperatures. the higher temperatures mean a higher risk of fire. we go live to the east bay with what fire officials say about fire season needing to be redefined. amy: hi there, just look around and you can see we've had one of the driest winters on record in the last 100 years. it is very dry out here and fire officials say they are worried about what's to come. all 58 counties are under an emergency drought. since january 1, the state has seen more than 1700 fires. wildfires have become a serious threat to our families and communities and now, according to calfire, we need to stop talking about fire season. >> there is no fire season. that's what we have been trying to get across to the public for a couple of years now.

we are getting away from using the terminology and the implication is that we are in fire season, there is an implication that we are not in fire season and that is not the case. amy: calfire says the potential for fire can happen when temperatures are low stop the best practices be prepared and they recommend creating a defensible space of 100 feet around your home and have an evacuation plan in place. mike: you saw it's windy out there and wind gusts are over 30 miles per hour in some places. here is a live look from a rooftop camera. the wind will be with us through the day today and bring in cooler weather but the week ahead is pretty warm and we will show you some of those numbers. the pollen is back at high levels. it was moderate last weeks or more tree pollen is in the atmosphere this week grass pollen is moderate and we is low

and the uv index is high with a lot of sunshine for the weekend. we have a lot of cloud cover out there and the marine layer is pretty thick. the cloud cover is slow to break down in the afternoon will find partly cloudy skies and tomorrow come all cloud cover is out of here. tomorrow is a brighter day compared to today but today we will get some sunshine with the wind and issue close to the coast and it feels cooler today compared to the weekend. 63 in the city and 77 in napa. despite the cool start to the week, tomorrow, another warming trend and by wednesday, we expect 90's making a comeback for wednesday afternoon with sunshine and back into the 70's and 80's. let's check out the roads. jobyna: good morning, we have advisories issued by chp for the san mateo bridge and the venetian bridge.

everything looks pretty good out there. we will move over to emeryville, traveling westbound, no issues to report and we have some good news for commuters on bart. it is reported no problems today after experiencing dangerous delays yesterday due to equipment issues on the track. they canceled all the trips on the redline from richmond to millbrae in the agency says a series of switches failed but that's all fixed. reggie: at least two arrest and the east bay city where the mayor is going for peace and tranquility. kumasi: the viewing part of a spectacle hoping to spot a total eclipse. if you missed it, we will tell you another one is coming. reggie: a dream come true starting with a text, the bay area drummer who sat in for the

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about weekend sideshows. they happen saturday night in the first was at lone tree way in the second at least 18. video posted show spectators at the sideshows damaging a police car. the mayor says the city of antioch will continue to use every measure possible to make sure residents have peace and tranquility in their neighborhoods. 2 kumasi: it was an exciting night for space lovers, a total lunar eclipse was seen in many parts of the world. >> you are looking at what the total lunar eclipse or blood moon looked like at the space and science center in oakland sunday night step not the most vivid image but with bay area fog and clouds, at least it was some. >> it was amazing. >> it was behind the trees at first and it's pretty cloudy tonight. >> this is my second one i've seen in my life. >> the kids have something to

say about the views from the east bay but elsewhere, many of you sent in pictures from all over. in santa rosa, san jose, petaluma, the blood moon was on full display. >> a rusty red colorants caused by refraction of the sunlight through the earth's atmosphere. >> you got your main boat room moons, blood moons and harvest moons and we howl at the mall but we all have our favorite. >> a former nasa astronaut is one of dozens who came to see the eclipse. when we step off the planet, we look back on a planet of origin called earth. there are no borders, we see this blue marble and it makes you care. >> while the views may have been limited, this taste talk was outstanding and unrivaled. >> when you look at all the

planets in the milky way and beyond, we are definitely a speck in the universe. >> if you missed this eclipse, the next one is in november. reggie: for the first time in more than 1000 days, concerts returned to levi's stadium. coldplay kicked up the stadium series this year. -- kicked off the stadium series this year. kumasi: i love coldplay. it is so fun. reggie: i did not know this about you. kumasi: i'm sad i did not know about this. it's the best thing. reggie: someone needs to tell you next time. kumasi: i'd be jumping around in their. reggie: levi's is hosting six concerts through november and performances include the weekend , elton john and the red hot chili peppers.

kumasi: but coldplay -- speaking of concerts, young bay area man's rock 'n' roll dreams came true when his favorite bands drummer came down sick. it led to a performance he will never forget. >> i knew it was a long shot. i knew that there might be a small possibility. >> for this 18-year-old to my single text was all it took to go from longshot high school student to playing with pearl jam at the oakland arena friday night. mill valley high school students opportunity of a lifetime to sit in started when he learned the bands drummer had covid and decided to text the lead singer's daughter. >> in the middle of class, olivia texted me to send her a video of me playing april gym song because they were taking submissions. >> almost immediately, he left school and went to order a demo

with his music teacher. minutes later -- what was the moment like you found out you got the position? >> it was crazy. my heart started beating really fast. i called my dad and he said he nearly had a heart attack. >> he already plays in band with a friend and his 14-year-old rather. they are playing at lollapalooza in chile so despite being a performance program i he needed to prepare, listening to the pearl jam song mind your manners about 50 times and playing it 20 two prepare for the role, a moment you will never forget. >> it was crazy. i can't even explain the feeling. >> he admits going back to being a high school student is going to be an adjustment after the attention -- >> a lot of positive support and it's been nonstop calls. >> he has these words of advice for any young musician chasing a dream. >> start practicing a lot and listen to bands that inspire you

and take what they are doing and make it your own. definitely push yourself to be better every day. kumasi: all right, he says he's planning to take some college classes and see how far his career will take him. he and his band are playing for bottlerock in napa which is a few weeks away. reggie: that is impressive. drew: luck and opportunity. kumasi: you have to stay ready and he was ready. reggie: be ready. he also knows how to network. kumasi: it to you now. reggie: you met some person at a concert -- let me know when they need a drummer. drew: we need a drummer. reggie: i'll be there. kumasi: she texted me. reggie: and i jumped. kumasi: i'd be running out of

the class. drew: you need to do a demo for pearl jam. see you soon. we are waking up to a lot of cloud cover and it's mostly cloudy skies and we will get some breaks later today with a windy day especially closer to the coast. the wind will bring us a cooler day. low clouds and fog this morning. breezy and cooler this afternoon. tomorrow, another warming trend gets underway. it is a pretty warm week in terms of may numbers. temperatures are a little elevated, 56 in oakland and a couple of 40's on the board in the north bay but it's not too chilly first thing this morning stuff the wind is gusting to 32 miles per hour in the city. 29 in hayward and this onshore breeze stays with us for much of

the day. the wind gusts are pretty constant. we still see the highest numbers by noon on parts of the coast so you will see the breezes from time to time. it's breezy and cooler, 50's and low 60's along the coastline than 60's and 70's away from the coast with a few 80's but temperatures are pretty close to average for this time of year. five developing along the coast tonight, 40's into low 50's. we will have another warming trend on tuesday and then 90's should make a return wednesday and it stays consistent but even next weekend, a lot of sunshine and temperatures above average. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: desperate parents driving hours to find formula for the babies, the impact across the country. kumasi: steph curry making a milestone off the court

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racism open fire in a grocery store in a predominantly back neighborhood -- black neighborhood. reggie: we are learning more about the 10 people who died in the buffalo shooting. they included a 32-year-old woman who was shopping for dinner, 67-year-old man who would often volunteer to drive people to the store and a 55-year-old security guard died exchanging shots of the shooter3. kumasi: finland announced we never announced plans to apply for nato membership paving the way for the military alliance to expand amid the war in ukraine. russia says that will increase tensions in europe. reggie: calfire says there isn't a fire season because it is now year-round stop since january 1, the state has seen more than 1700 buyers. calfire says the important to create a defensible space around your home and have an evacuation plan in place. drew: we expect a breezy and

cooler day today and we start out with cloud cover with sunny skies this afternoon, temperatures in the 60's and 70's for most of us stop jobyna: in san jose, two people have been shot on the 400 block of south 10th street near san jose state university and they are asking everyone to avoid the area. the road is closer one person is seriously hurt. kumasi: queen elizabeth was all smiles as she celebrated seven years on just 70 years on the throne with a gallop through history that included a reenactment of key moments of british history. reggie: in today's gma first look, the baby shortage test baby formula shortage is expected to continue in our congress is vowing to do something about it. >> lawmakers in washington or vowing to take action to help resolve the baby formula shortage. >> we must do something as

quickly and safely as possible and use caution for these babies but we have to move quickly to do that. >> amy dolan says she has faced a crisis finding the formula her av needs because of his milk protein allergies. >> 14 of our cans were recalled so we kind of panicked. we have been looking all the time and every night we lay in bed and we are tracking the websites and how much it will cost. >> what's being done to restore supply? coming up, we will talk live to the fda commissioner. reggie: the western conference finals are set, the warriors will host the dallas mavericks. stephen kerr has cleared covidhs able to stay in touch with the

team through video and phone calls. he said he was spread of his team's efforts and described what it was like to watch the games from home stop >> only the best teams are left at this stage so it's all about figuring it out. i thought our team and our staff did a really good job of making that adjustment to the way the series had shifted and finding a way to get through. >> it was indicated you are that much fun to watch the games with. >> she sat there for about two minutes and announced she was going to go downstairs to watch the kardashians instead, like all good marriages, you know when to be together and went to give each other space. all is good now though. reggie: that was interesting insight. game one of the western conference finals is wednesday night at oracle arena at 6:00 p.m. kumasi: staff cardi is a new graduate of davidson college in north carolina.

he needed to complete one semester for his bachelors degree. he reenrolled in davidson for the spring semester and said -- and did not go to the graduation ceremony but is hoping to return to amp is to get his diploma. this -- the college could retire his number now that he is graduated. congratulations. the chp now has nine new officers on the force, look at the graduates on the job. reggie: the north bay city that's adding hundreds of

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temp people who died and we are hearing from urns and family of the victims. kumasi: a north bay farmers market cancel for the rest of the year and the pandemic being blamed and how they're still providing fresh fruits and veggies. reggie: a cool start today but the week ahead warms up. good morning and welcome to monday, may 16. kumasi: let's look at the general forecast. drew: cooler and breezy today and the wind was gusting frequently from hayward into the city at 20-30 miles per hour. the wind will be with us for much of the day and will bring in cooler temperatures this afternoon stop we can cap -- we are waking up to temperatures in the 40's and mid 50's right now stop 54 in half moon bay. you may feel the breeze outside this not too chilly right now. we are looking at the bay bridge

with a fair amount of cloud covers a mostly cloudy conditions and we will see the cloud cover break down for afternoon sunshine today with partly cloudy skies by 4 p.m. and breezy and the cooler day with temperatures around the bay shoreline in the 60's and 70's but another warming trend will begin tomorrow when we will talk about that coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: fire season is over. i mean that firefighters say the term fire season is now out dated. it's now year-round retina doesn't help when we have temperatures in the 90's this week. amy: firefighters say we need to stop talking about fire season. they say there is no such thing stop since the beginning of this year, they have been busy across our state with almost 2000 fires this year. we are only in the middle of may and firefighters say this was the driest enter on record in the last 100 years.

they are constantly concerned about wildfires, saying there is no longer a fire season, it is now a year-round event. >> is an example, we have already responded to a little over 1700 buyers in the state of california between ourselves and our fellow operators from january 1 through this week. there absolutely is the potential and that does not go away. amy: firefighters say the best practice is to be prepared and have 100 feet of defensible space around your home and have an evacuation plan. they say fires can start even when the weather is cool. we are having a very windy morning and these kind of dry conditions in this kind of weather could spread quickly and make it difficult to fight. they say they are always on alert and we all need to be ready.

reggie: thank you. let's turn to the grocery store massacre in buffalo, new york stop the suspect carried out a racist shooting at a grocery store in a predominantly like neighborhood. his goal allegedly was to take out as many black people as possible. we are learning more about the 10 people who were killed and they include a substitute teacher, a security guard and a church deacon. >> it's heart wrenching. > a community in morning. >> i am sad, i'm hurt, i'm mad because i never would've thought it would have happened here. >> police in identifying all 10 of the victims when a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. among them, a 67-year-old, a deacon in a local church. his friend said he would often volunteer to drive people to the store if they did not have

transportation. >> he was the one that transported them back-and-forth so they could continue to survive. >> a 77-year-old was the substitute teacher and her family all her eight teller of the community. and a 55-year-old security officer who was a retired cop, died exchanging gunfire with this shooter. >> he was a hero who tried to protect people in the store and tried to save lives and in the process lost his own life. >> police at the suspect is from eight town 3.5 hours away and arrived heavily armed wearing tactical gear and a camera to livestream the massacre. the u.s. department of justice is now investigating the mass shooting as a hate crime. reggie: new this morning, we are hearing from a mother and daughter who ran from that grocery store as the shots rang out. >> i had grabbed her arm as i

started running so i'm thinking she was behind me the whole time but never looked back. the mother and daughter both bumped into me and the daughter fell to the ground. i literally thought i was gone at that point. i'm not sure how i got to keep running but i didn't look behind me until i got to the back door. i was devastated to see my daughter was not with me. reggie: she and her daughter both made it out alive. you can hear their full story coming up on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: in southern california, there is an investigation into another deadly shooting at a church. jobyna: sunday luncheon in laguna hills turn deadly when a man shot multiple people. one person died and five others were hurt in the vic's ages range from 66-92 years old and

the suspect is being described as an asian man in his 60's. investigators are trying to figure out if he had a connection to the church because he does not live in the area. witnesses say when he stopped to reload, the pastor slammed him with a chair and others jumped in and tied him up with extension or. >> that group of churchgoers displayed what we believe is exceptional heroism and bravery in intervening to stop the suspect. they undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities. >> police arrested the suspect and recovered two handguns and are still trying to figure out a motive and release more information later today. reggie: when it comes to issues of gun violence, you can find an ally by going to abc7news.com/ take action. we have a list of resources you can use. kumasi: the pandemic as claimed another casualty in the bay area. the farmers market has been canceled the rest of the year which is fallen on hard times

since attendance dropped 30% and runs from the third verse thursday in may to the last thursday in september the nonprofit has partnered with a local merchant to offer customers $30 bounty boxes they're filled with seasonal fruit and vegetables. the future of part of nasa's main street is up for grabs tomorrow. they are considering whether to close one downtown block. the block between second and 3rd street downtown has been closed to traffic since august of 2020 and that has allowed restaurants to expand to outdoor dining. the closer temporary and it will stay in place until november 1. reggie: santa rosa is adding 200 scooters as part of a pilot program. they will be scattered throughout the city including downtown. it will last for a year and then it's up to the city to decide if it will continue or put an end to it. kumasi: special celebration for

queen elizabeth marking 70 years on the throne stop she received a standing ovation during the final night about show it windsor castle. celebrities like tom cruise, helen mirren and others attended. more than 1000 performers and 500 horses from around the world and acted key moments of british royal history and the parties not over. the splat platinum jubilee will continue through next week. consequences of the invasion in ukraine, the fast food chain now announcing plans to leave the russian market. reggie: a one-of-a-kind san francisco tradition returns. back in all its glory. we will get to that but let's check in on the weather. drew: outside, here is there rooftop camera. you can see the flags waving.

the wind is pretty gusty close to the coast. tree pollen is elevated once it end. it was moderate last week but this this -- this week is high. the uv index is running high and for much of the week ahead stop a lot of cloud cover this morning. it will gradually break down throughout the day and later, partly cloudy with some sunshine here and there. the cloud cover tomorrow is out ed to the 67 in oakland and 72 n jose. a breezy and cooler charge of the week but we get warmer with a warming trend getting underway by tuesday and we expect 90's to return wednesday.

we will take a closer look at temperatures but also the wind coming up. jobyna: we are going to start in san jose where we are following breaking news. police are investigating a shooting. two people happen shot one with life-threatening injuries in the 400 block of 10th is where the investigation is. according to police, there is no threat to the area. you are going to experience the road closures there and they are on the scene. a live look at the san mateo bridge where there is a wind advisory as well as the venetia bridge in the san rafael bridge. it looks like there is karma the tire out locking a lane. we will wrap up with the computer -- a commuter alert.

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[inspirational music] reggie: in major announcement about mcdonald's overnight. jobyna: mcdonald's announcing it is pulling out of the russian market, selling off its 850 stores to a local buyer. the stores have been closed since march shortly after russia invaded ukraine. mcdonald said the humanitarian rises caused by the war and the unprecedented -- and the unpredictable environment led to their decision. once the sale is finalized, the russian restaurant will be de-asrced so the golden arches will no longer be in place. mcdonald said the decision was

difficult and mcdonald's restaurants in ukraine remain closed and the company is paying their employee salaries. reggie: sweden is the latest country to seek nato membership since russia's invasion of ukraine three months ago. the announcement came soon after fenlon would apply to join the western security alliance and the fans share an 810 mile border with russia. finland has stayed out of nato to avoid antagonizing its eastern neighbor until now. russia sees nato as a security threat and is warned of consequences if it extends its influences. kumasi: perfect foods is hosting food waste week. it starts today in hands on may 20 two in the weeklong event is designed to educate the community about reducing food rates, cooking demos and panel discussions will be part of this experience.

reggie: beta breakers is returning after a two-year hiatus. >> one of the iconic san francisco events is back. beta breakers came back following postponement to the dish to the pandemic. the runners were eager to see it return. >> i've done this for years and it's fun. >> it started at 8 a.m. sunday morning and only took a half an hour before the first runners started crossing the finish line. >> plenty of costumes so it was fun. . >> they bring out unique sides of san francisco. >> it was so great. >> even the ones committed to running were not afraid to do it wearing a wacky costume. >> at some point, i was running

with a pack of waldo's. >> that is how the race usually goes. >> all kinds of folk in mordor. >> it's been a marvelous event so far and we hope to continue. >> an hour into the race is when people start taking -- stop taking it seriously and embrace the fun with his wife so many were glad to see return. >> i figured i'd try it and i'll probably be doing it next year. reggie: a first for beta breakers come a new category for runners. this is the non-binary category. the category was added at the last minute before race organizers received backlash for a previous decision not to include a non-binary at a gory.

the overall whenever it was from san diego. congratulations to all the winners. kumasi: chp says it has new members on the horse. -- on the force. they shared this photo with us. it shows the dogs and their handlers and one of the dogs is named sally and will serve the bay area. chp says these top dogs went through intense training to get where they are. there is a new baby at the nashville zoo this morning. i would like to say is pretty cute. this is a spotted fnaloca and they say is the first birth in the u.s. they are small carnivores from madagascar. the national zoo is working to conserve them in an effort to

bring more attention to the species. reggie: that's the first time i heard about it. kumasi: but how cute? drew: the other question is how big it yet. what's an adult look like? let's look it up real quick. kumasi: look at the teddy bear. is it making a noise? reggie: i think they get that big. i'm looking at pictures that are out of context. you can't see anything next to it so i don't know. it looks like the size of a small dog i think. kumasi: if you saw that, would you think it's a dog? 1 i thought it might be a dog. kumasi: the eyes and the head shape. reggie: is rooster a fanaloca.

drew: i'm going to say no. reggie: just because i didn't know it existed doesn't mean he can't be. drew: i think because of the eyes. kumasi: he could still be a coyote or a fox. drew: we will look into that. good morning, a cloudy start for many this morning especially in the east bay. the city socked in with clouds and will start the day with sunshine -- will start the day with low visibility and have sunshine tomorrow. today is the coolest day of the week in the week ahead is warm in terms of may numbers. generally in the mid 50's right now. it is breezy, in the city gusting close to 40 miles per hour and year 30 in hayward in the airport, we will not see much.

the wind is helping to bring in cooler weather and it gets pretty busy. similar numbers. breezy and cooler and we will find 63 in the city. we will hit 72 in san jose. a little bit of fog overnight along the coastline. 47 low 50's heading into tuesday. tuesday, the warming trend begins with more widespread 80's and on wednesday, 90's will make a return. once we get the 90's coming back, we stay close to the temperature in land. we will find warming beginning tomorrow with 90's coming back wednesday. on all, -- all in all, temperatures will be about average. reggie: on american idol, two

superstars stopped by the show. they have a new song that supports women and girls fight for equality. >> it such a great movement. we are here to promote movement and is nowhere we can get get to. especially with what's going on now. it means a lot to us. reggie: finish line is the soundtrack of their docuseries. it's part of the wall disney companies 50th anniversary of title ix. new and six, unlimited vacation. the major u.s. company that's dishing it out and there is a catch. kumasi: britney spears shared a heartbreaking message with her fans and what she

kumasi: britney spears had a miscarriage one month after she announced her consent instagram step in a joint statement with her fiance, they wrote it is error deepest sadness that we have to announce that we've lost our miracle baby. this is a devastating time and we ask for your privacy during this moment. the couple says they will continue to try to expand their family and the singer has two sons with her ex husband. reggie: peloton is offering a glimpse at its first rowing machine. it teases a minimalist rower. new details -- no details on price or release date and is

their first entry into the rowing category. the company is struggling now because of a lot of revenue being dropped. kumasi: some big pizza chain said they don't have enough drivers. apparently, the problem is continuing this year with pizza chains offering to tip customers three dollars if they tip -- if they pick up their own pizza. drew: would you be here for that? kumasi: i don't have a car. drew: what's the last thing you dashed? was it good. we are gusting over 30 miles per

hour. the wind will stick us through the day it will give us that cooler feel later this afternoon. when you had a breezy morning, it keeps temperatures elevated so we are in the 50's for the most part. here is san jose we are starting off with a lot of gray. the marine layer is loaded break down. the wind will be gusting over 25 miles are our most most of us to be in the 60's and low 70's today. kumasi: an affordable housing boost straight from present biden, the major action being announced this morning. reggie: a couple of weekend sideshows ending up with a police cruiser bruised. kumasi: a racist mass shooting at a new york verse restore and another shooting at a southern

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the victims described as heroes as a country struggle for no more fire season and what we mean is redefining what that is. it's year round now and so they're telling us that fire season has to be defined at a totally different way. and a total lunar eclipse bait in the moon and red, but girl the fog has something to say about this in the bay area now carl. carl going to ruin someone's view a man was really upset last night. he was walking past me. i don't know if you thought i was drew. we thought i was but it definitely was giving me i'm blaming you for this. here to see the move. where is the moon? look? i don't know. i have to go walk my bike this morning now the moon. it was cute this morning was yeah. i don't look up. yeah, because you drive west and it's always setting in the western horizon. thank you, and we're driving east. so we never it