family member. now, an idea what it is all about. reggie: and covid bouncing back. the new recommendations, plus news on a covid booster for kids. kumasi: in the fans said we are ready for this week. good morning, everybody. it's thursday, may 19. reggie: we will get to that, but let's get a check on your weather. drew: wind will become an issue even more. we have red flag warning's in effect and high wind advisories. we have elevated fire danger to shout a and smart -- to finish out today and tomorrow. 90 and our hottest spots inland, but we have these warm temperatures now, the hottest spots inland, and a red flag warning going on later on this morning. we will talk much more about the send a wind advisory for parts of the bay area late tonight.

that's coming up in a couple of minutes, guys. kumasi: you can always track the heat and the weather conditions wherever you live on the abc 7 app, it's available on android, apple tv, as well as fire tv. reggie: also investigating a shooting along the i-85 freeway in oakland, with multiple people hit by gunfire. ryan curry is in the newsroom with new information from overnight. ryan? ryan: multiple people have been taken to the hospital following the crash, and some people had gunshot wounds. people do not know where the shooting originally started. a crash happened at 8:00 yesterday evening. officers from oakland and chp arrived and found the car crashed on the seminary offramp from 580. the area was closed so officers could search it for evidence.

multiple people were in the car when it crashed, and some of them suffered gunshot wounds as well as injuries from the crash. we do not know how many people were injured in the crash and what the condition of the victims currently is. chp plans to issue more information today following this latest information. kumasi: thank you, ryan. the east palo alto city council will be meeting today to talk about a scary gun battle in a busy city park. one man was killed in the shooting on tuesday, three other people heard. police are still looking for the shooters. the video you saw was from a little girl playing tag at the time, who was recording when the shooting started. we want to warn you, it may be difficult to watch. >> tag! [gunshots] kumasi: one shooter was 10 to 15 feet away from the girl. they believe the group was

targeted. >> we don't want this sort of gun violence to continue within our community. it is not welcome here and we do not want to stand for it as a community. kumasi: 34-year-old ralph fields junior of east palo alto was shot and died on the way to the hospital. he is the first cousin of nfl wide receiver davante adams. reggie: and new covid cases are at their highest point since mid february. jobina: the cdc is recommending americans wear masks indoors. hospitals are up that hospitalizations are up 60% over the past few months, and in the next two weeks, it is estimated we could see 5300 deaths. new york and california are among the states projected to see the largest death tolls, and in washington, white house -- the white house is urging congress to act on new covid

funding, or americans will be left vulnerable to the virus. >> we will find ourselves in the fall or winter with people getting infected and no treatments available for them come because we will have run out. jobina: with the cdc set to expand availability of pfizer's booster to children ages five to 11, less than 30% of kids in that age group are fully vaccinated. that means most young children won't be eligible for a third shot. a second booster shot could soon be available for more adults. the cdc says it is working with the fda to expand eligibility. currently, second boosters are only available to people 50 and older. kumasi: president biden and congress are taking action to speed up production of baby formula. congress passed a law that would expand the brands a formula available to parents and certain government assistance programs. this came after president biden invoked the defense production act, in requiring

manufacturers to send it to the government first before fulfilling other orders. they are also using commercial planes to fly and formula from overseas. >> we are doing everything we can to make sure there is enough safe baby formula and that it is able to reach parents. kumasi: part of the problem is the closure of the largest baby formula factory in the country due to safety concerns. the factory is expected to open in two weeks. reggie: in the warriors practicing to get ready for the western conference finals. the dubs beat the mad 120-87 to take a 1-0 series lead. the warriors say they expect the mavericks to come back with a much better effort for game two . >> we didn't excellent job defensively, but we are under no

illusion that we have figured anything out. we just played really hard and competed and tried to contest shots. >> it's just one game. it's one game, but the team won the series last round, so i don't really pay attention to the noise. reggie: game two tips off tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. in the exodus from expensive to affordable towns across the country, a look at how this is affecting neighborhoods across the community. and sustainable weddings. big changes on the big day. and sustainable -- and small burns in open spaces near you. drew: the winds become active later on out of the north, prompting a red flag warning for solano county. later on tonight, we will have the wind advisory going into effect for the mountains and the

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reggie: happening now, warmer temperatures across the bay area mean a greater risk of fire. firefighters in concord are confident because they have prepared for a busy fire season. contra costa county firefighters are setting small fires and putting them out in rodeo, which provides two benefits. >> it removes fuels along interstate 80 that backs up to the houses. the other thing it does, it'll allow us to practice fire operations with our firefighters. reggie: they have two new type six engines, which can help them get through difficult terrain. drew: you have a red flag

warning beginning at 11:00 a.m. for solano county. gusty winds ramp up this afternoon, combined with warm to hot temperatures later on today and low humidity levels means any fires that start later on today will be fueled. a wind advisory through 11:00 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. solano county and the east bay hills, where the wind could gust over 30 miles per hour. that could blow unsecured objects around and bring down tree limbs, but it also elevates our fire danger this time of the year, so future tracker temperatures by 11:00 a.m., 60's and 70's around the shoreline, in the 80's already midland around lunchtime. we should be in the 60's and 70's this time of year, but our warmest spots will be in the 80's and 90's. we will preview your weekend forecast in about eight minutes, but let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: bart is experiencing a

10 minute delay in all directions recovering from an earlier problem. we are looking at a crash right now in san jose, on the northbound 880 at stevens creek boulevard. our sensors are not picking up a slowdown in that area, which is good news. it will be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are already seeing traffic fill in there. if you are making your way into san francisco from the east bay, highway four to the maze is experiencing a slowdown as well. reggie: former president george bush with a gaffe last night. the reason his comments on ukraine are getting attention. and two hands up if you like movies. the oscars have a new way to watch next year. watch next year. as we head tod here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®.

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melanie:0 kumasi: -- kumasi: gas prices in the bay area have hit another record high, now averaging $6.25 a gallon according to aaa. in oakland, gas is six dollars $.16, same price and san jose. these are all record highs. the state average for regular gas is $6.06, while not journal -- nationally, the average is $4.58. reggie: and people are leaving large cities to move to smaller, more affordable ones. em nguyen explained the leap. em: she and her husband moved cross-country from california -- >> dramatically improved the

quality of living for us. em" she: had been renting for $3400 a month and struggled to keep up with the states of the rising costs, but stayed to take care of her husband's mother. when her mother in law passed in 2020, she decided it was time. u.s. census estimates show that during the pandemic, americans moved out of more populous areas like new york, los angeles, and washington, d.c. and moved it to smaller counties. between the summer of 2020 in the summer of 21, california saw a net loss of nearly 300,000 residents, a sharp turnaround in a state long seen as a hub for growth. this trend is unusually widespread. >> remote work has allowed people to decouple where they work and where they live. em: in 2020, this woman started

targeting disaffected californians in online ads. >> it's been really successful. we have four seasons, no state income tax, and low property taxes overall. em: but with this growth comes consequences. accommodating the expansion could also spark issues with infrastructure, schools and affordability. >> areas will have to make some decisions about what the future looks like and whether to invest or not invest in those resources. em: for many who are already gone like sherry, there is no going back. >> this was a brand-new start, coming here. if this is not a brand-new -- even if not this house, this is where i want to stay. kumasi: the search is on for more than 1000 circus performers. ringling brothers and barnum & bailey are bringing back the greatest show on earth, but with no animals. it shut down after 140 years in operation because of dwindling

ticket sales and years of controversy over the use of live animals. a 50 city tour is slated to start next september. new at 6:00, you know the saying about something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue for your wedding day -- that is assigned for good luck. there is an emphasis on the something old part -- more couples are opting for a green wedding, including wearing a secondhand dress. the knot did a survey on this and found more bride and grooms are pushing for more sustainable effects. some are using their own furniture for seating, basically, couples want to avoid one-time use products and put an eco-friendly -- and i would argue, budget friendly lifestyle too. jobina: i understand that -- we

have done this, so anyone that is planning something, check out facebook marketplace. drew, i am sure you know how expensive taper candle holders are and the hurricane. i was looking that something that cost to buy, 200 $50. i found them on facebook marketplace from a woman in oakland. she gave them to me for 60 bucks. kumasi: yes. jobina: and posh mark for bridesmaids dresses. a lot of weddings were canceled, some people still have the tags on them, and they are selling them for a low cost so they can get rid of it. bridesmaids are looking out. drew: family members help out a lot too. they will help you make stuff. my sister made this amazing sign that would have cost more than $1000 -- got to find ways to cut costs. reggie: and if you get married in a beautiful place, you don't

have to decorate that much. drew: right? shout out, city hall. reggie: places you can find that look very pretty and you don't need to decorate. drew: a pretty picture outside, you can see the sunrise. a calm bay water this morning, the bay bridge looking great. we have to talk about elevated fire can turns, because we not only have the winds, but warm to hot temperatures. we will talk about this over the next several months, our fire danger is increasing today. the weekend features sunshine and actions we can take, avoid burning things, dispose of any dry cigarettes or matches, and avoid mowing. it all it takes is one spark. 50's and 60's, a mild morning

out there, hanging out to some of the warmth we had yesterday. 54 in oakland, 53 in the city, 57 in antioch, 68 in concord, 58 in san jose, 66 is the current temperature in cloverdale. not as hot as we were yesterday, but temperatures well above average for this time of year. 60 then 70's around the shoreline, 67 at san jose, 85 and santa rosa, 86 in concord, 90 the high in fairfield. remember, the wind advisory begins at 11:00 a.m. for the mountains and for the hills, lasting for a while. numbers in the 40's and 50's under clear skies. here is your seven-day forecast. we will talk about the elevated fire danger tomorrow and today. it still feels like summer early next week. kumasi: let's check in with

ginger zee with what's coming up on gma. good morning. ginger: coming up on gma, we start with the latest on the big steps from president biden to ramp up production of baby formula. and a new ftc warning about baby formula scammers. they charged us for skyhigh prices and then never send the formula. then, turbulence on wall street. stocks plunging. what's behind it all and what it means for your wallet. and martha raddatz taking us on board a u.s. navy ballistic missile submarine -- this is exactly what my sister serves on, so i am so into this story. we will tell you how the most destructive warships ever build are helping keep us safe. and rise and shine from texas. the lone star state is driving. you do both parts, because it is that big. reggie: i did not know your

sister was stationed sometimes on a submarine. ginger: yeah, she is a naval officer, so she has done 26 to seven month deployments on those -- two six to seven month deployments on those subs. martha was there for 24 hours in the boat and thinking about 6, 7 months. reggie: your sister obviously has no claustrophobia, could get an mri with no problem although >> i will say, she slid -- said the sleeping quarters are tight. that part you can feel. you can't turn your body. reggie: thank you for sharing that. ginger: i understand service better than i ever did now having a family member

in it. reggie:

drew: the time approaching 6:25 a.m.. we are talking about the wins because we have a wind advisory going into effect. the wind becomes active once again and the combination of hot temperatures mean we have fire danger and elevated flag warnings in effect for solano county. it begins later tonight through the overnight hours into tomorrow afternoon for the north bay mountains and east bay hills, all areas shading and yellow. a quick look at your highs today, warm ones in terms of the main numbers. reggie: former president george w. bush is receiving some criticism after a slip up during a speech in dallas last night. >> the decision of one man to launch a brutally invasive, --

invasion of iraq. ukraine. iraq. [laughter] reggie: he also said he zoomed with president zelenskyy, calling him the churchill of the 21st century. google is going bankrupt in russia. the company's russian subsidiary recently had its accounts frozen by a russian court. most employees have already left the country. the reason for the bank freeze is not clear, but the russian government accused google of spreading false information about the invasion through ads online. google services will still operate in russia for the time being. kumasi: the oscars is going back to pre-pandemic rules. that means for a movie to be eligible, it will have to have a seven-day run in a theater in one of six major metropolitan areas, including the bay area. in the first few years of the

pandemic, the academy made an exception, allowing movies that went straight to streaming. the oscars will be right here on abc seven in 2023. next, a movie lineup in the park. what will be shown in san francisco parks this summer with a lot of local ties. reggie: and the state of sj pd. city leaders lay out a seven point plan after some alarming allegations against san jose police. kumasi: and one of the top experts explaining why the bay area is showing some of the highest infection rates in the state. reggie: it is six: 27. we will be right

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: top stories, covid curveball. rates are taking back up in the bay area. the chance behind it and the

reason we might see more mask mandates return. kumasi: wall street wipeout. this is a look at the new york stock exchange this morning after another really tough day. inflation sending a chill through the economy, and thoughts are mixed on whether a recession is on the way. we will have a check and a couple of minutes. reggie: a live look outside to start your thursday. drew is tracking fire danger for the bay ahead. today is friday, -- thursday, may 19. drew: we have warm to hot temperatures, and that, brings -- that, with low humidity brings fire danger later on today. partly cloudy skies throughout the day, another warm one. temperatures in the 70's and 80's by noon, and you will see those temperatures well above average for this time of year. now we have the warm temperatures, a large portion of northern california will go to

northern california. we have a wind advisory that will begin for the north bay and the east bay. these fire concerns coming up in nine minutes. kumasi? kumasi: cdc advisors today meeting to talk about booster shot for kids ages five to 11. this after the fda authorized shots on tuesday. more than 30% of u.s. residents live in areas with medium to high covid levels and once again, it is encouraging people who live in these areas to wear masks. also, a new projection by the agency says nearly every state is expected to see an increase in covid-19 hospitalizations in the next two weeks. reggie: the reason we are seeing a spike is because so many of us were careful and able to escape getting an infection before now. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy? amy: they don't think we will

have to wear masks any time soon to go inside a store or rest aurant. they don't think the requirement will be coming back anytime soon, and that's because the hospitals have not been overrun. even though we are seeing an increase in the number of covid cases in the bay area, the hospitalization rate is still low. dr. erica pond said we should always be ready for the possibility that we will need mask mandates again if the health care system starts to become overwhelmed, but right now that is not happening. we also asked her why the bay area is such a hot spot right now. >> it's a question we are all thinking about and looking at quite a bit. this particular virus continues to throw curveballs, and i think it really continues to find people who have not been and potentially -- you know, we have immunity from

vaccines, we can get immunity from prior infection. if you have both, that gives you what we call hybrid immunity, which is superstrong. amy: according to cdc data, san francisco, san mateo and marin counties have some of the highest case rates in the state. dr. pond told us she is not highly concerned right now, but does point out we could have a variant evolved that would be much more serious, and it will have an impact on our infrastructure again masks are still required in health-care care settings, for san francisco city employee ars, and on barge. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: governor newsom has his second vaccine booster. he got the boost of moderna while encouraging other people to get the booster. the second dose of the pfizer or

moderna vaccine is available to all californians 15 and older, as well as people who are immuno compromised or got the j&j vaccine. if you have any questions on increasing covid cases, mask mandates, or booster shots, head to our website. our team is ready to answer at abc7news.com/coronavirus. reggie: the man accused in a racially motivated shooting in buffalo is back in court today. communications app discord says the suspect created a private chat room and invited people to view his chat logs 30 minutes before the attack. new york's attorney general said she will investigate social media companies that police say this man used. he is suspected of killing 10 people and wounding three others in the weekend attack. kumasi: here in the bay area, multiple solidarity events are being held to honor those lost in the buffalo shooting.

the gathering here was also about recognizing the pain that incidents like these inflict on communities of color. >> i will be honest, this one has been harder. trauma is one of the largest because there's of chaos in our community, and also one of the largest inhibitors of folks being able to struggle for liberation. kumasi: similar events were held in san francisco. city and religious leaders rallied on the city steps to gather against violence, bigotry and hatred. reggie: the domestic terrorism prevention act of 2022 now heads to the senate. it sets up three federal offices focused on domestic terrorism. they would analyze the mystic terrorist activity with the goal of better preparing the federal government to identify risks and prevent attacks. its fate in the senate is uncertain.

kumasi: this morning, president biden and vice-president kamala harris will be meeting finland's president and sweden's prime minister at the white house. after this meeting, president biden will be departing to south korea, his first trip to asia as president. he will also be visiting japan. a dream trip to tuscany turned upside down. a bay area couple with their flight suddenly canceled, but what came next was even more outrageous. they called michael finney at 7 on your side. this is a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange -- down 160 points, it is expected to be another wild day on wall street. we will have a check on markets, coming up. [singing] ♪ kumasi: [singing]

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keep track of wind gusts by 4:00, 5:00 p.m. even stronger along the immediate coast line. winds might gust to 40 miles per hour. late tonight or early tomorrow morning, the wind is active in parts of the north bay mountains and east bay hills at 11:00 p.m. later on tonight. it's another warm, windy day later this afternoon with elevated fire danger. temps in the 60's and 70's, 80's and 90's inland. we will take a closer look at the wind advisory and preview that, coming up in a couple of minutes. let's go to jobina. jobina: we still have wind advisories issued by the chp in place for the bonita bridge and altamont pass, but nothing else really going on, lately, which is good news. metering lights came on on the bay bridge at 5:42 and traffic is backed up to the crossing, so heads up to you there.

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prices or anything related to money, contract 7 on your side, for the good and the bad. reggie: happening today, the u.s. senate expected to approve an additional $40 billion aid package for ukraine as the war-torn country defends itself against russia's attacks. the package will provide more funding to assist ukrainian military and national security forces as well as replenish u.s. supplies sent to ukraine. they will also provide public health and medical support for ukrainian refugees. president biden initially requested $33 billion, but the housing reese that package to $40 billion. kumasi: an san francisco's police chief address a seven point plan to address officer misconduct. >> i have made my line clear. if crossed, it will be your last day is a san jose police

officer. kumasi: the chiefs plan comes in response to an officer's death from the fentanyl overdose and several alleged acts of misconduct. the steps include independent reviews of the hiring check and background process, as well as drug and alcohol treatment and mental health programs. with his recall election less than three weeks away, a san francisco district attorney, chase -- chesa boudin, was speaking out today against violence, racism and hate. this includes expediting a lawsuit against ghost gun manufacturers. >> we will file a motion to move aggressively forward in the ghost gun case, to put pressure on the court and the manufacturers that are profiting off of pain, suffering and violence in our community. shame on them. shame on them. kumasi: his anti-crime strategy also includes redoubling efforts

to get guns off the streets and more money for victim services. reggie: stocks are all but guaranteed to finish down for a second straight week after a brutal day on wall street. the dow suffered its worst one-day drop since 2020, sliding more than 1100 wines. major retailers took the biggest hit, walmart stock dropped 17%, we target down 24%. higher expenses are eating into the company's profits. but with the cost of everything rising, experts are mixed on whether this means we are going into a recession. >> we have a strong jobs picture right now. there are a record number of job openings, but inflation is deeply embedded in our economy right now. rents are higher, groceries are higher, gasoline is higher. across-the-board it is higher, and wages aren't keeping up. kumasi: a survey of 130 ceos found more than half believe the

u.s. will face a mild recession. other analysts predict a significant recession. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange right now. down almost 400 points. bad news for netflix, losing more of its long-term subscribers. subscribers who have been with the service for more than three years accounted for 13% of cancellations in the third quarter of this year. overall, netflix announced on tuesday it was laying off 150 workers, the majority of them coming from california offices. kumasi: new, 90's nostalgia. hanson is on good morning america with a special announcement. ♪ kumasi: oh, pay phone. [laughter] of course, you remember mm-bop.

hansen says they have a new album out, called red/green/blue. today, they are playing the first single on gma. >> yeah, we started 30 years ago, 25 years ago. we started to break it apart, each one of us took five songs. >> here's child at heart. >> ♪ you can just breathe you are no mistake and though you're feeling strange just give your heart away ♪ kumasi: who is taylor? this is taylor? reggie: oh, there he is. kumasi: don't put them out there

like that. you can watch the full performance coming up on gma at 7:00. reggie: i'm i going crisis? kumasi: are you going to come in here tomorrow like this? reggie: have i thought about it? yes i have. jobina: you and kumasi should match. reggie:nt over great. drew: positive feedback. [laughter] drew: why not try? i remember hanson in the 1990's being on redesigned kathy late, and i could not get over that song. me and my sister were watching it and we were like -- kumasi: ready. reggie: they seem like the nicest guys and they have been working all these years -- they

have not stopped working. drew: i'm glad. and five songs? that's kind of cool. we will track conditions that bring elevated fire danger here. we have warm to hot temperatures, but the combination with low humidity means we have a red flag warning for solano county and an advisory for the east bay hills later on tonight. hello, san jose. tons of sunshine out there, baby blue skies, increased fire danger starting today because of a combination of wind, warm temperatures, and humidity. we see weaker winds, milder sunshine, and warm temperatures. actions we can all do during critical fire conditions, obey local burn bans, cigarettes and matches, avoid burning dry vegetation and anything that sparks. one spark is all it takes. we talk about that when

vegetation is so dry under these conditions. three degrees in antioch right now, so we are hanging on some of that warmth. not as hot as yesterday, but the numbers are above average for this time of year, 80's and 90's in our warmest spots inland. 11:00 p.m. tonight through tomorrow, for the north bay mountains, all area shaded in yellow, those areas are prone to some of the strongest winds locally. local winds could gust well over -- miles per hour. they are watching the wind very closely today and tomorrow. overnight tonight, we track the winds in the 40's and 50's. clear skies, elevated fire danger today and tomorrow, and temperature start to climb

again. it feels like hot temperatures with 80's and 90's. away from the coast monday and tuesday, guys. kumasi: a coalition of health-care workers, patients and families stage a rally in san francisco. >> -- helped save my life. helps preserve my life. this is a vital connection in the county of san francisco to save and preserve the lives of many others. kumasi: yesterday's rally comes today after the hospital released a for -- contingency plan for shutting down the facility. this is to restore medicare and medicaid funding set to end in four months. reggie: if you are looking to learn a new skill, apple is becoming training to become an i.t. professional. completing the two courses should take 27 hours. there is also a certification exam.

participants will learn how to deploy, support, and manage apple devices in the workplace. google announced similar classes for workplaces later this month. kumasi: we know bears like to get themselves in sticky situations, but this one took itself to a new level -- let's see. ok. reggie: well. kumasi: this is in northern new jersey. the bear climbed up the whole power pole and just stayed there. police say this black bear clung on earlier this week for about 15 minutes, and came back down on its own. reggie: i missed that it is sitting on a wire, which is hard to see. i thought he was holding himself up by his front paws, and i was going to be really impressed. kumasi: i could not. what if you were walking on that street? what would you do? reggie: what would you do? wave? [laughter] reggie: from bears to chipmunks,

a new live-action remake coming to disney plus. it's a classic tale -- well, two tales. >> dale? you look different. >> rescue rangers 2.0. reggie: this looks so good to me. chipp and dale, rescue rangers picks right up from the hit 80's animated tv show, except now chip and dale have gotten famous and grown apart. that is, until one of the original rescue rangers cast members goes missing. it's out tomorrow on disney plus. if you are wondering why they look so different from each other, it's because one of them got the hollywood glow up, went to get the surgery, and the other didn't because he is staying grounded. kumasi: thank you for explaining that. if you are looking for something fun to do this summer, outdoor movies are returning to san

francisco. sundown cinema is kicking off next friday, featuring eight movies at eight different parks across the city. some of the movies have a san francisco connection,'s of euros a look at what is playing. sister act two, which i am ready for, and star trek iv. reggie: i did not know why that was there until everyone got my dm's and said it takes place in san francisco, and it is about going back in time to rescue whales. you won't find me staying anything more about star trek this morning. kumasi: you really don't. you've been through enough. i love raters of the lost ark -- raiders of the lost ark. that will be good. reggie: i am afraid to say anything. kumasi: oh, goodness. reggie: we love every movie.

i saw that in the theater -- that was great. kumasi: i have two definites of my list. we need to have a section for people who sing all the songs loud. me and jobina will be in that section. reggie: i will be in that section. kumasi: we need to get the songs down, because we need you. rua -- are you a tenor? reggie: please don't drag me because i have not seen sister act two. i am working on it. i am working on it. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

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a car near seminary and 580, but it is unclear where the shooting started. reggie: and another death in a shooting at a city park. he has been identified as the first cousin of ride receiver davante adams. kumasi: an president biden in the white house looking to produce more formula faster. it could be months before shelves are fully stocked a gain. reggie: in the bay area, prices are around $6.16. drew: and fire danger and red flag warning's in solano county. jobina: a 10 minute delay on the san francisco line of barge, due to an equipment problem at bello park. kumasi: please do not do this. this is a movie sounds couple, this is their wedding, this is the state park in utah and this is a drought.

reggie: i want to hear you do sister back to right now.