>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: fire crews working through the night to control these flames in napa county. we are live with that unfolding situation. kumasi: talk about gun reform on capitol hill, the back and forth as leaders demand action. drew: if you are planning to travel this summer and you have not booked airfare, now is the time. the most expensive weekend to fly. kumasi: good morning, everybody. it is wednesday the first of june and friend is back. reggie: i am back. i just got off a vacation and was already looking at flights for another. if you have not done that recently, it will wake you up. it is so sad. kumasi: you better be committed to going. it better be worth it because you are going to pay a lot. jobina: and pride. reggie: it is pride month. drew: welcome to june.

reggie: if we stay here, how is our weather? drew: it is nice. we cool down along the coastline. it is a transition for some of us before. cooler weather hits tomorrow. live doppler seven, we have a little bit of fog. half moon bay, half a mile of visibility. some coastal cloud cover this morning. santa rosa at 57. 55 unconquered. 50 in half moon bay with the fog. 59 in antioch. we have some comfortable temperatures. we will warm up nicely as the day goes on. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera showing partly cloudy skies across the city. we have the air-quality advisory because of the smoke coming from the old fire in napa county. partly cloudy throughout the afternoon.

it is cool on the coast, 50's and 60's. still close to 90 degrees inland. we will look at that high and the cooler weather over the next several days in about eight minutes. reggie: nevada fired us to get into because of a fire that left one person dead your center road and womack avenue. flames were burning on the second floor and crews arrived. one person died, another victim was taken to the hospital. kumasi: now two new details in the texas school shooting. the uvalde police department and police chief are no longer cooperating with state investigators. the decision was made after the director of the texas to augment of public safety said they did -- said the decision to enter -- to delay entering the classroom was the wrong decision. a small group of senators are trying to reach a compromise. they are considering background

checks and red flag laws. there is little chance of this getting past and getting republicans on board. jobina: the biden administration big homages passing any gun legislation will be in a uphill battle with republicans are giving restrictions don't work. bipartisan citizens met to discuss gun reform. lawmakers could move to act on bills called protecting our kids act. it would make it illegal to have large capacity magazines with few exceptions and establish regulations for storing firearms. while proposals are expected to stall, local leaders across the country are demanding action. >> i am mad about it. i am fed up. i concur with many of our citizens here and across this country that enough is enough. this issue of gun violence has to be addressed.

jobina: president biden is promising to meet with congress on guns. -- reggie: as people and the uvalde, texas prepare for a second day of funerals, bay area teachers are remembering the students and teachers killed. they held a memorial at city hall where they also called for reforms. >> teachers from across the country are saying it is not safe. people are not going into teaching anymore. this is another factor. reporter: kim of the san francisco labor council referring to the uvalde texas shooting was one of several teachers -- several speakers involved in the action at city hall tuesday night. >> this week we saw more action take place in canada than in our own country. that is unacceptable. reporter: mayor london breed referred to the guns used in

uvalde, texas and other school shootings as weapons of mass destruction. she vowed to continue rallying until changes are made. >> until we get rid of the run -- the gun lobby and we eradicate weapons of mass destruction and until our policymakers had the courage to do what is necessary, we will have to continue to be here. reporter: cassondra represents united educators of san francisco union. she wants change on the federal and local level. >> we need more social workers in every school. we need more counselors, guaranteed one-on-one therapy for families that seek assistance. >> making it harder for people to get guns when their emotions they be taking over rather than a logical decision. reporter: manicure referencing cis -- we have seen in

san francisco and other bay area communities. many are saying we are not immune to the kind of shooting we saw in texas here. reggie: we know school shootings and safe can be difficult to process. we put together resources to help you save -- to help you cope. you can go to abc7news.com. kumasi: we are already thinking about next school year. when your students return in the fall, there will be new covid testing guidelines. the task force recommends antigen test's beatty hammering option and not lapped based less not a lab-based -- not lab-based pcr tests. firefighters are working to put out the old fire in napa county. this is a map showing where it is burning. officials lifted evacuation orders hours ago but there is a long way to go before the fire is contained.

amy hollyfield joining us live with more on this. amy: firefighters worked on this one all night long. you can still smell smoke in the air here. the weather is calm. there is no wind and it is very cool this morning. firefighters were able to lift the evacuation order around midnight so residents were allowed to return to their homes. firefighters were able to attack this one from above and on the ground. this fire started around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it burns north of the city of napa near so tick canyon road and old soda springs road. it is a rule area and known for fire activity. the atlas fire burned here in 2017 so residents know they need to take precautions before heading into summer months. >> everyone i know around here has been working hard to clean up vegetation and cleanup brush.

some events you cannot pretty. this you cannot predict. -- some events you cannot predict. amy: firefighters were feeling confident they had the upper hand so they decided to lift evacuation orders yesterday afternoon. they are not turning their back on this one. they are working on taking out containment lines. it had burned 570 acres last night. this morning they should be reassessing and updating that number. as of right now, the active fire does not seem very smoky. you do still smell it. we have not heard of any structures that have been damaged. amy hollyfield, abc7news. kumasi: we sent out this alert when the fire first broke out. you can download the abc7 bay area app from the app store. drew: the current conditions new

the fire right now, the winds are calm in the upper 40's and lower 50's. we expect winds to turn breezy this afternoon, likely gusting from 15 to 20 miles per hour. showing you the south beach, starting to see early colors of the sunrise. the smoke from the old fire does linger across parts of the bay area so we have an air quality advisory. moderate air quality for most of us but things improved tomorrow because on fair -- on shore flow gets stronger. pressure coming our way tomorrow afternoon. the coast will cool off today compared to bike yesterday -- compared to yesterday. inland today is the warmest all week, upper 80's to lower 90's this afternoon. 66 in the city, 74 in oakland. 89 in concord, 90 in santa rosa, 92 in fairfield.

the coast is cooler, half moon bay at 60 degrees. today it is warm and breezy. the onshore flow picks up and watch as temperatures tumble by friday. we are closer to average and for the upcoming weekend we have a chance of light showers for part of our weekend. we will talk about our timing and how much we can expect in nine minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we got a report in of the stall at the toll plaza. beyond that, just some wind advisory is to talk about as we bring the live picture showing off walnut creek and 680. the taillights are traveling south bend -- southbound. a wind advisory on the san mateo bridge and through the altamont pass where we are seeing a slowdown already on 580. tracy to dublin is 40 minutes this is a big turn from monday,

a 24 minute ride around that time. yesterday traffic was rough and i was getting messages from our colleagues on the east bay and really feeling the crunch there. we will watch those trends throughout the morning. reggie: a groundbreaking report is supposed to be sent today. kumasi: moore record-breaking gas prices in the bay area overnight. how much more you will have to pay this morning. a spot where gas is going for more than eight dollars per gallon. reggie: you can save money on your visit to the happiest place on earth, disneyland's new deal for california residents. kumasi: we at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today,

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reggie: california's reparations task force will make a major step forward. the penalty is expected to release a report detailing the discrimination black americans have faced since the 1600s to today. those recommendations include expanding voter registration

making it easier to hold the violent police accountable and improving black neighborhoods. it will also call for the creation of an office to help descendants of black slaves. the task force voted to -- over calls to compensate all black people in the u.s.. kumasi: bts at the white house to celebrate a api heritage month. >> we hope today is one step forward to respecting and understanding each and everyone as a valuable person. kumasi: an interpreter relate -- reggie: an interpreter relate messages from each member heard they discussed asian representation and diversity. the white house youtube channel usually gets a couple hundred viewers. for this event, at least 230,000 people watched. kumasi: president biden is

looking to tackle inflation. he met with jerome powell yesterday to talk about it. zach spoke to local experts about what could come from that meeting and how soon we could see relief. reporter: four months, prices on everyday goods have been impacting households across the country. for many in the bay area, it is added to financial hardship. >> from a national perspective, compounding what we have seen. reporter: the high prices are the result of several different factors. >> it is like a perfect storm where everything came together. the war in ukraine, covid, the supply bottlenecks. reporter: janet not predict how long inflation would continue to impact us. president biden met with janet yellen and jerome powell in the oval office. pres. biden: the fed has two responsibilities, employment and stable prices.

at this moment, they have a laser focus on addressing inflation. reporter: experts say the meeting may not do anything other than bring reassurance to people because the federal agents -- the federal reserve is a private agency. still, they have a duty to get the economy back on track. >> they are doing quantitative tightening which is they are trying to pull money out of the economy which reduces the money supply. that should push down on inflation. reporter: there are some positives to the current economic client -- climate, including a stronger job market and a chance to pay off credit card debt before interest rates go up. >> focus on what they need to buy instead of what they desire to buy. those things could help families. reporter: if the supply chain keeps moving and no crisis interrupts, relief could come in six months or more.

kumasi: we are seeing another day of record-breaking gas prices. the statewide average is up three cents overnight. in the bay area, the average prices are nearly 650 -- $6.50 per gallon. san jose is at $6.43. oakland is $6.32. california's overall average is $6.19. this is the chevron in downtown l.a.. it is charging $8.05 for a gallon of regular. reggie: that is interesting because it is only a two cents difference between the regular and supreme. kumasi: it is not like that usually? reggie: it is usually a bigger jump. i am glad i do not have diesel. if you're planning to travel this summer and have not booked airfare yet, now is the time. here is gio benitez. reporter: get ready for the

summer travel rush. with some researching demand and fewer flights in some cases, airfares are soaring. >> don't wait to book your flights until the very last minute. last-minute flights are generally going to get more expensive, not less expensive. reporter: karen says her family's trip to california put them in debt. >> a flight would typically be $1600 and it was $2800. i had saved 40 flights but then all of the -- i had saved for the flights but then the hotel and everything else added into it. reporter: the most expensive weekend to fly is july 4. >> there are still deals available for this summer, you will have to be flexible. reporter: coming up, we will have the tips you need without breaking the bank. i am gio benitez, abc news, new york. reggie: good news if you are planning to go to disneyland.

there is a deal just for california residents. disneyland announced a limited time to get between $250 and $300. it can be as low as $83 per day. you will see the nighttime attractions like the main street electrical parade, world of color. the tickets are good from june 13 to september 15. i did look into this. a cap member how much the upgrade was, but it is worth it. jobina: it is worth the upgrade and get jeannie plus. reggie: she just got back from disneyland. i agree. kumasi: you were the most important person in the world monday because we heard you gave an entire attend ray to jobina. reggie: i sure did. kumasi: they were power walking. [laughter]

drew: jobina's sister had the best power walk have ever seen. reggie: i saw it. i was in new york and i was like wait, i must text jobina to see if the plan is working. i am a disneyland planner. drew: you could sell that plan. reggie: mia generous king? -- mi a generous cash mi -- am i a generous king? drew: you are. you could talk into a camera and plan your disney trip. a certain set of skills he possesses. let's take a look at the south bay. san jose, we can see bright skies. it will be a warmer day around the bay shoreline and inland. our marine layer is coming back. by thursday and friday, it is a widespread cooldown. over the weekend, i know it is the first weekend of june but we

are tracking the chance of light showers sunday morning. we have temperatures waking up to the 40's and 50's. 45 in nevada. 55 in vallejo. 54 in san jose. 60 in antioch. here are wind gusts, a breezy afternoon. not as breezy as the past couple days but the winds will strengthen tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon with the stronger onshore flow cooling is off, we will see winds gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour. today it is a warmer day in the end. numbers well into the 80's and 90's. along the coast we will cool off. safety six in the city. 85 in san jose. 91 and antioch. we will have the marine layer along our coast and patchy fog around the bay shoreline. let's talk about the wet weather. saturday night as the cold front gets close, likely a lead shower in the north bay. sunday morning into sunday

afternoon we could have let showers coming through. it is on the magnitude of less than 1/10 of an inch. warm and breezy today, cooling off by friday. increased clouds over the weekend and an increased chance of showers on the weeken

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. evacuation orders have been lifted in napa county as a fire continues to burn there. it has been going since yesterday with 570 acres destroyed. firefighters said the atlas fire earned in that same area in 2017. reggie: funerals continued today for the victims of the uvalde school shooting. families will say goodbye to jose flores, the teacher garcia, and her husband who died of a heart attack two days after the shooting. kumasi: the uvalde police chief is no longer cooperating with state investigators. a lawyer accused a teacher of leaving a door open said a

teacher closed the door but did not lock it up early. reggie: city council voted for a cap of rent increases after some cities were facing major rent hikes. drew: it is a warm and breezy day today. partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. comfortable along the coast in the 60's but the inland we are going back to 80's. jobina: we have a number of wind advisories for our bridges. kumasi: today is the start of pride month. nevada, san francisco, san jose, just a few cities hosting pride flag raisings. reggie: m1 against the boston celtics is tomorrow at the chase center. team members arrived in downtown san francisco and if you fans where there waiting to get

autographs. who are those people? kumasi: i don't know them. reggie: for once i actually knew that was jason tatum but i did not know who those people were in the green. jobina: we do not care about them. reggie: no, we don't. kumasi: you can watch the game here on abc7. crews have started preparing the set for the live show. the team is actions for the game to begin assaying the arena throughout the playoffs has exceeded expectations. >> the level of excitement has been building throughout the playoffs and has reached its peak. the reality is better than we could have envisioned. kumasi: warriors announced watch parties for away games will be inside the arena. fans will also be able to watch at thrive city. if you head out today arena, take public transit and get there early.

reggie: that is cool they are doing it inside outside. abc7 is the home of the nba finals. we will have pregame and postgame programming. it kicks off at 5:00 with the pregame show and then it is nba cap down at 5:30 and game one kicks off at 6:00. that is followed by after the game at 10:00. this is exciting. coming up at 5:30, a bear roaming a local city. they warning about this animal. kumasi: a push to change it covid rule for top international travels -- travelers. reggie: these baby birds at uc berkeley need a name and you can help pick the winner. kumasi:

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more than 500 acres in napa county. we are live with a look at conditions. reggie: three more goodbyes today following the texas shooting. this is a look at the growing memorial outside of robb elementary school. the timeline of what happened and the response. kumasi: the bay area experiencing its worst summer search of the pandemic. why some experts think changing mask rules would not help. reggie: the kickoff to plied month -- to pride month, the flag raising ceremonies happening around the bay area today. it is wednesday, june 4 -- june 1. kumasi: you did not say it. [laughter] reggie: wouldn't that be great? drew: yes.

rent is due today and i always forget. we have fog along our coastline. our marine layer is back inning the coast is cooler today we will find the warmest -- temperatures in our coolest spots, in the north bay. we are in the 40's. elsewhere, we are in the mid to upper 50's. you can see the fog rushing through the golden gate ridge across the bay. -- golden gate bridge across the bay. cool in the 50's and 60's. the onshore flow is not strong enough today to cool us off everywhere. by the afternoon, partly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 70's if not 80's. a few spots in then to touch 90 degrees. tomorrow and friday we are cooling off rapidly. we will show you those numbers in a minute. reggie: an update on a fire

burning north of the city of napa. people evacuated from their homes got to go back a few hours ago. amy hollyfield covering what is being called the old fire. amy: good morning. we are on soda canyon. we don't -- soda canyon road. it is very smoky here. you can still definitely feel the effects and smell the effects from this fire heard firefighters say they felt like they had a good handle on this last night. at midnight, they lifted evacuation orders so residents were allowed to return to their homes. calfire put on quite an air show and attacked it from up above with tankers, helicopters. they were fighting us on the ground and fighting this one all night long. it started at 3:30 yesterday afternoon and they are calling this the old fire. it burned north ofick road and

old soda springs road. the atlas fire burned here in 2017. firefighters say it is a tough area for them to do their firefight. >> topography is not in our favor since we are dealing with sloped areas. it has been a challenge to get to some of these remote areas. amy: firefighters were feeling confident last night they had the upper hand. that is when they lifted the evacuation orders they put in place yesterday. they set up a community center evacuation center for residents. they let them back in but said they have to be careful this morning when they return home. there are a lot of emergency vehicles in the area. firefighters are not turning their back on this one. they are working to dig out containment lines. last night, they said it burned

570 acres and they contained 5% of it. this morning, we are hoping to get an up on those numbers. no injuries have reported and no structures have been damaged. amy hollyfield, abc7news. kumasi: the suspect accused of burning down a home depot is due in court today. dylan set this fire on april as a diversion to steal tools. he is charged with other thefts dating back to october last year and could spend life in prison. reggie: funerals will take place today in uvalde, texas. friends and community remember jose flores, irma garcia, and her husband who died days after the shooting. now learning more about the law enforcement response at the school. one teacher has hired a lawyer to contradict information given by investigators. jobina: the texas department of

public safety has changed their timeline of events. investigators said the going to her car. the lawyer agrees she went outside but claims she saw the arm suspect and went inside, closing the door. she thought it would lock because that door is always supposed to be locked. investigators now say they agree with her claims. that door is key because that is how the suspect got inside the school. abc news sources say uvalde lease and the police chief have stopped cooperating with investigators. the chief's refusal comes after the public safety safety department a director called uvalde's police response the bonded decision -- the wrong decision. the chief ordered tactical teams to not go into the classroom believing there was a barricaded suspect and not an active shooter. >> you are expecting news of

mass shootings every day with the statistics we have. that should not be the case. kumasi: the impact of the shooting in uvalde has sparked a reaction from students at pleasanton's thomas hardiman school. hundreds of students walked out yesterday calling for better gun-control locks -- gun-control laws. some of them are urging lawmakers to take action. reggie: now to the return of covid and the return of people to the streets of shanghai. city leaders called for lockdown's success. it comes with the rollback of strict rules that disrupted the life for millions and impact of the chinese economy and global supply chains. there is backlash against the president's zero covid policy which is seeing -- seen as trembling civil rights. kumasi: -- airlines in america

and the travel association say requirements are harming the economy and it does not match the current threat from covid-19. they argue restrictions on other businesses have been lifted part are still in effect for travel. representatives recently with the white house asking for change. reggie: the justice department is asking any appeals court to reverse any order declaring masks requirements on trains unlawful. a florida judge declared the mandate illegal. in its appeal, the justice department argues the cdc order was within the agency's authority. the city cease to recommends travelers wear masks on airplanes, trains, and buses. kumasi: the bay area is experiencing its worst summer search of the pandemic. masking is still a choice at this.

according to some experts, mask mandates don't work at this stage. they say most people do not wear their mask correctly. >> i have set in airports in the past few months and walk people walk by with masks over their chins, many more covering their mouth but not their nose. it is not surprising that in the real world masks don't work as well as they do in the laboratory. i don't think we are prepared to enforce mask mandates in a way that makes a mandate effective. kumasi: yo h tat is right r he eventually second boosters will be made available to people under 50. reggie: today is the start of right month. several cities are raising the pride flag. nevada will hold a flag raising ceremony at its city hall.

at 9:30, sheriff's deputies will hold a ceremony at the county jail. the children's discovery museum will kick off platinum -- kickoff pride month by raising the flag. today is the lighting of the pink triangle. oakland's mayor will kick off the ceremony. it was used to identify gave his nurse in nazi germany. san francisco uses it as a beacon of right month. -- of pride month. abc7 is glad to be a sponsor of the pride parade. you can see it all right here. see our coverage of pride month all year round at abc7news.com /pride. kumasi: your chance to name these baby birds at uc berkeley. the top choices and when winners will be revealed. reggie: a pus jose, the block

party plans. drew: what was hurricane agatha weakened into a depression. is now forecasted to move into the gulf of mexico where it could form a new storm by this weekend. the first known storm landed monday causing flooding and landslides that killed at least 11 p and left 20 missing agatha made history as the strongest hurricane to come ashore in may in the eastern pacific. hurricane season begins in the atlantic basin. we are forecast to have an above average season when it comes to hurricanes. that's home, the fog is back. we are fogged in across 101 and that expands their parts of the day this morning. a light breeze right now but we will find the onshore flow areawide strength tomorrow afternoon.

we have an air quality advisory because of the smoke from the old fire in napa county where amy hollyfield is. most of us are in the moderate category but with a stronger onshore breeze. we clear out our atmosphere so tomorrow good air quality is coming our way. let's talk temperatures. today, the coast is cooler compared to the past couple of days. it is a different story as we move away from the ocean. today is the warmest day all week. widespread 80's and low 90's later today in our warmest spots. 85 in san jose. partly cloudy in the north bay. 66 and a breezy in the city. 74 in oakland. the coast is cooler today, half moon bay at 60 degrees. the onshore flow really picks up tomorrow into friday, cooling us off. by the end of the week, closer to average in the 60's and 70's. over the weekend, we have a chance of less showers moving

through. we will show you that coming up in nine minutes. let's see good morning -- laissez say good morning to jobina. jobina: we are following a crash in tracy. anyone coming out of the central valley, good luck. it is already down to 24 miles per hour. the crash is on westbound 580 with no injuries reported. two big rigs are off to the shoulder. 880 coliseum camera, nice and light. it looks like the maze in oakland is where you get the biggest stretch of traffic. san rafael, a live look showing you 101. antioch to hercules, 28 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, a quick eight minute ride. we will keep you posted on any changes.

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kumasi: in the south bay, there is a push to -- voters will choose san jose's next mayor and half of city council. santa clara's next sheriff and dao -- and da are on the ballot. reporter: with the primary election only one week away, a block party is being planned in the heart of san jose to boost voter turnout. people are being invited wednesday evening to the hensley historic district. organizers say to put focus on democracy. >> especially for our communities that don't have their voices heard. reporter: according to data, ballot tracker which follows ballot returns and downs -- and breaks down demographics, early voting numbers are low. on the 9% of california voters had returned to ballots as of wednesday.

primary election's like this one tend to have lower turnout compared to presidential primaries. it is one reason silicon valley rising action is moving to push measure b. it would move the mayoral election from the gubernatorial election cycle to the presidential. >> a small date change can have big effects in our city. we are the 10th largest city in the country. reporter: if passed, the latino coalition of silicon valley estimates a 100 $.50 spike in voter turnout, particularly for the latino population. >> really thinking about working families and those who are busy who cannot show up to three or four different election days. it is a way to make it more accessible for our working families. reporter: they block party kicks off at 5:30 between second and third street.

there will be a ballot box on site sanctioned by the county. >> it is nice to see in the event where we can steer where we can share about democracy and the civic response ability -- or we can share about democracy and civic responsibility. kumasi: every registered voter in california is getting a male in ballot. you can mail those back in as late as election day tuesday, june 7. you can turn them in at polling places or ballot boxes. if you have not registered to vote, it is not too late to do that. you can do a conditional voter registration up until election day. reggie: fairfield looks like they have a bear roaming around the city. it was last seen around the west side of town. fairfield police -- fairfield officials say people should be aware, but let the air be a

bear. don't antagonize the animal by kissing it or trying to get photos with it. if the bear is minding its on business, just let it be. kumasi: okay. you can name the peregrine falcon chicks at uc berkeley. andy became a mom again and the latest chicks are a boy and a girl. among the 12 finalists names, we have grinnell, jr. in memory of any's mate -- annie's mate who passed away. we also have kyiv■and julia morgan, the first female architect licensed in california. and hope. the person who suggested this name said because during this tubulin time -- this turbulent time, the chicks give people

hope. these names will be announced next week. are we going to get the reveal? do we get the exclusive? reggie: we should. we put in the work. i missed the announcement it was a boy and a girl. kumasi: they did that last week because they measured their feet and found out. reggie: and they got so big. kumasi: when you left they were bubbly this big and now they have grown. drew: and they are cute. kumasi: is adjusted what? -- you suggested what? reggie: our names. grinnell, jr. should be there. kumasi: i'm voting for that and grinella. drew: do you want to be named close to your sibling? [laughter] i don't want that.

reggie: and it is getting very kardashian. drew: on the first day of pride? wow. reggie: she is a gay icon. his entry? -- isn't she? drew: sure. your rent is due and the fog is back. what a pretty picture from our east bay. unit is a marine layer not deep enough not to stretch across the bay area so we will have a wide range of temperatures. warming continues throughout the area and widespread cooler weather hits us tomorrow into friday. it is the first weekend of june but we have a chance of light showers coming our way. waking up to temperatures in the 40's and 50's. take a light jacket with you this morning. you will probably need it close to the coast but you can get rid

of it elsewhere as temperatures warm. it is breezy today, 15 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow, the winds even stronger. today, it is still a pretty warm day for all of us. 74 in oakland with sunshine. 85 and sunny in san jose. partly cloudy skies in the north bay. 90 in santa rosa. the city's cooler, sick to six degrees with partly sunny skies. tonight, the fog returns but spreads further inland with temperatures many in the 50's. saturday night, a chance in the north bay. sunday morning, here comes the cold front trying to bring us light showers. we will keep you updated. if we see light rain, probably less than a 10th of an inch. cooling off by the end of the week. the winds pick up, a chance of showers sunday and we brighten up and warm up early next week. kumasi: does america have a core

problem? why your next trip to the movie theater have a plot twist. reggie: a limit on how much landlords can up your rent your trickier. kumasi: for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you.

kumasi: oakland will limit rent increases to 3%. some families were facing an almost 7% rate increase because of inflation. community leaders worried that would force more families into poverty and out of the city. >> our last increase was a mere 1.9% and that is having impacts on people. to jump from 1.9% to 6.7% is horrible.

it is abhorrent. kumasi: the councilmember said the council wanted to protect those most at risk. many landlords are struggling as they wait for covid relief. landlords can petition for higher rent increases if they meet certain criteria. reggie: starting today, you need to ask for any utensils, straws, condiment packets, at whatever you want for to go. a new law bans restaurants from giving these items unless requested. the goal is to reduce litter, toxic chemicals, and toxic waste. gimme all of the ketchup. kumasi: you never use all of that. reggie: you only use two of the 10 tax you have gotten. kumasi: that packet -- gives you not enough. sven was to end -- the

government says people should not be stuck talking to machines. parliament is considering a law that requires customers to have a live human being when someone asks for one. they say it is needed because too many companies create labyrinths to stop people from getting the service they need. reggie: argued the person who as soon as it starts you say representative? kumasi: i just start saying zero. then they take me back to the beginning. reggie: human being. [laughter] glad i am not alone. a fight over the world's water. vice-president kamala harris spearheading an effort to protect birth's resources. kumasi: a fire ripping through a north bay apartment. firefighters up looking for a cause. reggie: the fight on gun reform in america is close to a vote. the chances of seeing changes at

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:00, a wildfire explodes in napa county in neighborhood heard to forget. the good sign of progress we just got overnight. >> it is not safe. you know, people are not going

into teaching anymore. this is yet just another factor. kumasi: another that effective shootings in america, teachers only the bay area tell us what they are noticing and how to fix it reggie: plus, the disneyland deal other for the taking. are you a californian, do you like fun, do you like saving money? we have a summer plan for you. kumasi: check all the boxes. jobina: do you want to save money? kumasi: we like it. reggie: do you enjoy a good time? good morning on this wednesday, june one. kumasi: let's check on the forecast. drew: sunny skies again but cooler temperatures along the coast, but still pretty warm inland. 40's in the coolest spots in the north bay this morning, low to mid-50's for the north shore line. east bay hills camera, marine lay with us along the coastline but only limited to the coast. most of us waking up to sunny skies.