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.

partly cloudy, good to moderate air quality, warming pretty quickly this morning. by the afternoon, the coast is comfortably cool, 50's and 60's, but away from the coast, 70's to up to 90 degrees. i will talk about cooler weather to finish out the week in about nine minutes. kumasi: thank you. this morning, people in the north bay waking up to smokey skies as crews are working to contain a wildfire in napa county. it is burning north of the silverado resort and spa which lifted evacuation orders overnight, but the risk is not over yet. amy hollyfield is live in napa county with more. amy: good morning. yeah, you do not see active fire, but as soon as you pull into this area, you know something has happened, there has been or is a fire. look how smoky it is. it definitely smells out here. it is very evident that a fire is happening here, but you do not have that sense that everyone is running scared and

we do not see flames. firefighters said last night that they felt they had a good handle on this one, and they did lift those evacuation orders around midnight. they're letting workers and residents back into the area, allowing people to return home. they were able to attack this one from the air because the weather was cooperating and they could launch the aircraft, and firefighters were also on the ground. this started 3:30 yesterday afternoon. they are still out here, not turning their back on it. they are calling this the old fire, it burned north of the city of napa, near soda canyon road, a pretty rural area known for fire activity. the atlas fire here in 2017. so residents here know they need to take precautions before heading into the summer months. >> everyone i know around here has been working pretty hard to clean up vegetation and brush, but some events you cannot predict.

amy: firefighters aggressively pounced on this one, and they were feeling pretty confident last night that they did have the upper hand. that is when they lifted the evacuation orders. they waited until midnight, but they lifted them, letting people go back home. but they ask everyone to be careful and be aware that emergency vehicles are in the area. they watched this overnight and are working on containment lines around it. last night, they said it had burned 570 acres and they had it 5% contained. they will be reassessing and updating that number later this morning. but we have not heard of any injuries or property damage, any structures damaged because of this, and the weather is cooperating this morning, very calm here, no wind, and pretty chilly. so it is nice and cool, so looking good for the morning, at least for the forecast on fighting this fire. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. we this alert on our abc 7

mobile app in the fire broke out. if you want alerts like this, you can download the abc 7 bay area news appeared reggie: developing, the modifier investigating the cause of the fire that left at least one person dead, this happened last nightmare center road, flames were burning on the second floor when crews arrived. 1% that of the home and another victim was taken to the hospital with major injuries and smoke and elation. kumasi: knew details of the texas school shooting. abc news has learned the evolving police apartment and the police chief are no longer cooperating with investigators. but enforcement sources say the decision was made and soon after the director of the texas department of public safety said the decision to delay entering the classroom was "the wrong decision. albina is tracking the bipartisan gun reform talks on capitol hill today. still that question of how much republican support there might be. jobina: the biden administration notices it will be an uphill

battle, with many republicans continuing to argue restrictions don't work. a bipartisan group of senators met to discuss gun reform yesterday. meanwhile, house lawmakers could vote as early as tomorrow on a package of bills called the protecting our kids acts, which would include laws to raise the age to purchase certain types of guns, make it illegal to have large capacity magazines, with few exceptions, and establish regulations for strong firearms or storing firearms, rather. while proposals are expected to stall in congress, local leaders across the country are demanding action. >> i am mad about it, fed up. and i concur with many of our citizens here and across this country that enough is enough, and this issue of gun violence has to be addressed. jobina: president biden is promising to meet with congress on guns the white house says the president would support legislation banning the sale of assault weapons and

high-capacity magazines. reggie: thank you. people in uvalde, texas, prepare for a second day a few will -- l level. more social workers in every single school, more counselors, one-on-one therapy for students and for families. >> make it harder for people to get guns where their emotions may be taking over, rather than a logical decision to decide to purchase one. reggie: san francisco mayor river into the guns used in uvalde and other school shootings over the years as weapons of mass distraction achieve vows to continue rallying until changes are made. we know issues like school shootings and safety can be

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reggie: strict new water restrictions go into effect in l.a. today, outdoor watering for two days a week for only eight minutes per day. violators could be fined up to $600. if you have a pull, cover them to reduce evaporation residents are urged to wash the cars is only a car wash facilities. that is serious. drew: it is, and we will get an update to the drop monitor tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. this morning, a live look from our tam cam, the marine layer

has returned. just some fog in parts of the north bay, stretching through the golden gate bridge. we do have an air quality advisory because of smoke from the old fire that is still burning in napa county. amy hollyfield is there reporting on that this morning. moderate air quality this morning, as an onshore flow strengthens unsure -- thursday, fresh air arrives, good air quality by thursday afternoon. it is breezy today. gusts at 15 to 20 miles per hour, but the onshore flow becomes stronger tomorrow, so not only is it windy tomorrow, there is a widespread cooldown. still warm today. by the end of the week, closer to average. we will preview the upcoming weekend, which does include the chance of rain. first, good morning to jobina for traffic. jobina: bay bridge toll plaza, you know what time it is, metering lights time. they flipped on at 5:41, and it is already backed up. we did not see the toll plaza clear out yesterday on till after 9:00 a.m., which is pretty

late for that spot. a live look at the san mateo bridge, where chp has issued an advisory, also for the dumbarton bridge and through the altamont pass. drive times, things are slowing tracy to dublin, almost one hour. highway 4 commute beginning to slow. antioch to concord about 23 minutes. kumasi: a trial front and center of pop-culture, the chance we get a verdict in the johnny depp-amber her trial today. reggie: countdown to game one tomorrow right here on abc 7, the bay versus boston, look at chase center and the warriors players who just took, special award. kumasi: as we had to break, take a look at the coast of spain. reggie: excuse me? kumasi: look at us. reggie: how much does it cost to get here? this is a $10,000 flight.

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reggie: in the north bay, a newly released grand jury report recommends a comprehensive review to better marin county's covid-19 response. the overall covid-19 response was found to be excellent but with opportunities to improve during the ongoing pandemic and future emergencies, including a formal review to determine whether the office of emergency services should answer directly to supervisors instead of the sheriff. jobina: the biden administration is about to make global water issues a top priority. vice president harris is set to announce the first ever white house action plan on global water security. jobina: yes, the white house is this historic action plan elevates water security as a foreign policy and priority. vice-president kamala harris will outline an innovative approach to address the challenge. she will talk about the

applications of water scarcity on communities around the world, from their ability to grow food to having access to safe more than 2 billion people do not have access to safe drinking water, and nearly half the world's population does not have safe sanitation services. along with this action plan, the vice president will announce the one-year report on drought resilience that includes an $8 billion investment in infrastructure projects and advancing drought and soil monitoring systems. kumasi: thank you. jury deliberations are set to resume this morning and the high-profile defamation trial of johnny depp and amber heard. johnny depp was back on stage last night in london as a juror's deliberate. the $50 million lawsuit, deb argued that his -- depp argued that his ex-wife amber her damaged his career after accusing him of sexual violence

in an op-ed. the jury with five men and two women started deliberations on friday. >> if they are not divided, i think it could go relatively quickly. if there is a divide on the jury, you have no idea how long these things can take. kumasi: meanwhile, the case has flooded social media with support for johnny depp. some experts when the reaction could discourage victims of domestic violence from coming forward in the future. reggie: visiting disneyland deal for california residents this summer. abc 7's parent company announced a three have a day one park per day to get, between $250 and $300 depending on the days you visit, so it can be sos $83 a day and you will see all the nighttime spectaculars that her back, including the parade, world of color, and fantastic. good from june 13 through september 15. kumasi: it could be the end of elvis weddings in las vegas.

according to the las vegas review journal, the licensing company that controls the name and image of elvis presley is ordering chapels to stop using the king in wedding ceremonies. they say it will stop unauthorized use of elvis presley's name, likeness, image, and other elements of his persona in ads and merchandise. some chapel operators said this could destroy a portion of the revenue. reggie: ooh. drew: i think they will still find a way. when you walk the vegas strip, there are always these offbrand characters that are close to the actual characters but a little different. reggie: you see the transformers a lot for some reason. minions. they always have the head slightly off. jobina: and that is what yo want to do the weddings? drew: i mean, some people have a dream of elvis marrying them in vegas. jobina: but not the bootleg elvis. taking the bootleg elvis off the

street and into the chapel. drew: listen, become more solution-oriented. come on. if you take them away, you know, maybe it is a cream-colored suit instead of a white suit, slight differences. jobina: bootleg. drew: also, vegas is wild, like, two nights max. by the third day, get me out of here. reggie: i want to go with you to vegas, drew, but for exactly one night. i cannot hang. drew: the flight there, while. the flight back, silence. [laughter] you are quiet, just sitting in your seat thinking about your life for the last two days. reggie: your choices. the ones you left behind. drew: good morning, a live look here with a bit of fog along the coastline and some haze. an air quality advisory because of the smoke from the old fire in napa county.

warming continues around the bay shoreline and inland today. but tomorrow and friday, cooler weather arrives, bringing us back to reality, so to speak pewter over the weekend, and i know it is june, chance of showers. 40's and 50's right now as you step outside. you will probably need the check of the entire day close to the cause. but you warm quickly away from the coast. the marine layer influences us in the city and along the coast, but warming quickly along -- away from the coast, 80's and low 90's later on this afternoon. a lot of sunshine today, wednesday, a warm afternoon for many of us. 85 vallejo, 89 concord, 85 san jose, 86 in napa, 90 in santa rosa. that the city with that fog overhead warms to only 66 later today with a bit of a breeze. overnight, fog at the coastline, still in and shorelinst 50's. satu night, a coand there cod a

sprinklebut look at sunday morno early sunday afternoon, we could see some widespread light showers. if this materializes, talking less than .1 evidence, but it will keep us cooler and cloudy over the weekend. evan day forecast, warm and breezy today, calling off by the end of the week -- seven day forecast. a chance of showers sunday morning. we will keep you updated on the timing. early next week, warming up and brightening up the skies, near 90 by tuesday. reggie: "good morning america" at 7:00 on abc 7. kumasi: let's get a look. >> live in palm beach county, florida, and coming up on gma, new details on the deadly school shooting rampage investigation, what authorities are now saying about the door goodman used to get into that elementary school. and what airfares are soaring this summer? the -- what authorities are saying about the door the gunman used to get into that elementary

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jobina: alright, you will be able to watch the game right here on abc 7. we are setting up for live coverage outside chase center. team officials are anxious for the game to begin, because they say the environment at the arena throughout the playoffs is exceeding expectations. >> level of excitement has been building throughout the playoffs, and it has definitely reached its peak. it is what we dream of. jobina: the warriors announced watch parties for away games will be inside the arena, and fans will be able to watch outside. if you plan to go to the arena, you should think about taking public transit and getting there early. reggie: we are still not sure if gary payton, ii, will be able to play in the finals, coming back from a broken elbow. he was named winner of the nba's bob lanier community assist award for his outreach in support of youth in the bay area. he established a foundation,

nonprofit that brings awareness to dyslexia, something he has dealt with. and don't forget that abc 7 is the exclusive home of the nba finals with pregame and postgame programming throughout the series or tomorrow night, kicks off at 5:00 with the pregame show, then nba count on it 5:30, and game one tips off at 6:00 that is followed by after the game until 10:00, and then you can count on coverage also is on. kumasi: next, a covid surgeon the bay area, why we are still not seeing mask mend its returning. reggie: a chance to travel, the pre-boarding step some want to see done away with. kumasi: and you get to vote on this. and take a live look outside at 6:27. be right back.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, attacking this north bay fire from all sides, live with the containment and conditions this morning and why this one hits especially close to home. kumasi: the bay area with its worst summer search of the pandemic. some are asking, is it time to bring back the mask mandate? reggie: a flag raising ceremony across the bay area today for crime month. kumasi: wednesday, june 1 reggie: drew and i are wearing our pride prints today, so glad

you encouraged me to do it and we found it at the bottom of the makeup kit. drew: coming back this pride season. first day of june, cooler along the coast this morning. but a pretty warm day for a lot of us away from the coast. we are waking up to numbers in the 40's and 50's this morning, with some fog right along the immediate coastline. golden gate bridge sucked in on 101 this morning through that bridge, and the fog lingers along the coast today. away from the coast, 10 of sunshine. most of us going to the 70's and 80's, if not close to 90 in the warmest spots. we will look at the highs and show you winds that will be active tomorrow. a widespread cooldown, more coming up in about nine minutes. reggie: we expect to learn more about the fire still burning north of the city of napa. the good news is people evacuated got to go back a few hours ago. amy hollyfield is covering what is known as the old fire this morning. hello, amy.

amy: good morning. yes, they are looking good this morning. we do not see active fire and the weather is cooperating. we had a cool and calm night. we expect an update soon about how the en for them, but they went into the night feeling confident, and they even lifted the evacuation order they put in place. around midnight, they started allowing people to go back to their homes. they attacked this thing aggressively. from the air, they had the tankers dropping water and retardant on this fire. they had the helicopters. it was an aggressive attack on the ground and from up above on this fire, which they are calling the old fire. it started around 3:30 yesterday afternoon and burned north of the city of napa, near soda canyon road and old soda springs road. it is a pretty rural area that is known for fire activity. the atlas fire burned here in 2017, so firefighters are familiar with this area, and they say it is a tough area for

them to engage in a firefight. >> as you can see, we are dealing with the topographies, dealing with sloped areas, and it has been a challenge to get to some of these remote areas. amy: but they pounced on this one yesterday afternoon and felt pretty confident that theyatad rsuaro tching over orng todayotoninment lines iounded, pi fteere t l ni0 acres had burned. no injuries reported, no structures have been damaged. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you per the man accused of burning down to home depot and san jose is expected in court today police is a 27-year-old dylan coakley's of

the fire in april 2 still tools from the store. he is also charged with events dating back to october of last year, and 14 years to life in prison is what he is facing peer reggie: funerals today in uvalde , texas, remembering josé flores, teacher irma garcia and her husband joe, who died of a heart attack days after the shooting. now we're learning more about the law enforcement response of the school were 21 people were murdered. jobina, one teacher has hired a lawyer to contradict information given by investigators. jobina: this is interesting. not only has she hired a lawyer, but now the texas department of public safety has changed their timeline of events, again. last week, investigators said the teacher left an outside door open after going to her car to grab a cell phone there the teachers lawyer agrees she went swe bk , closing the door. she thought it would lock because that door is always

supposed to be locked, but it did not. and investigators now say they agree with her claims, that your is key here because that is how the suspect got inside the school meanwhile, abc news sources say uvalde police and the school's police chief have stopped cooperating with investigators. the chief's refusal comes after the public safety department director called uvalde police path delayed spots the wrong decision. the chief reportedly ordered technical teams not to go into a classroom, wrongly believing there was a barricaded subject and not an active shooter in the room. >> you are expecting news of a mass shooting everyday with the statistics we have right now. in national be the case. it should not be the case -- and that should not be the case. kumasi: the impact of the shooting has sparked reaction from students at a pleasanton middle school. students walked out of class yesterday calling for better gun-control laws.

some students plan to write letters to members of congress, urging them to take action against gun violence. reggie: travel industry leaders what the biden administration to end requirements for vaccinating travelers entering the u.s. harming the economy and does not match the current threat from covid-19. they argue that restrictions on many other businesses have been lifted, but they still remain in effect on travel. representatives recently met with white house officials asking for that change. kumasi: bay area is experiencing its worst summer search of the pandemic masking is still a choice at this point. according to some medical experts, mask mandates don't work at this stage of a pandemic. they say most people do not wear their mask correctly when they put them on. >> i have watched people walk by with masks over their chins, many more with a mask over their mouth, not covering their nose. so it is not surprising that, in

the real world, masks don't work as well as they do in the laboratory. i just do not think we are prepared to enforce mask mandates in a way that makes the mandate effective. kumasi: the doctor says everyone has to decide what is right and best for themselves at this point. he thinks eventually second boosters will be made available to those under 50 reggie: today kicks off the start of pride month, and we celebrate pride and the lgbtq plus community all year long here at abc 7. several local cities are celebrating by raising the pride flag. here are some of the events. 9:00, nevada will hold a flag raising ceremony edits city hall. 9:30, san francisco shares deputies welded ceremony at the county jail in san bruno. the children's discovery museum of san jose will kick off pride month by raising the flag. it is also the opening ceremony and grant letting for the

triangle that sits atop twin peaks of san francisco. it is the 27th year in a row. there will be a procession at noon. maryland and breed will be at the ceremony. it was originally used to identify gay prisoners in nazi germany, now san francisco uses it as a shining beacon of pride month. it will be lit up every night this month. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26, and you will be able to watch it live right here. see our coverage during pride month and year-round by going to abc7news.com/pride. kumasi: a groundbreaking report on reparations is due today, the first in the nation recommendations the tap -- the california task force could make. let's look at the new york stock exchange. another update on markets, next. and america has a buttery popcorn problem on its hands. so watch out at the movies this summer. the suspenseful drama playing

out of the theater near you. drew: 6:38 a.m., and to the south bay, live look at san jose, sunny skies once again. another warm afternoon on the way for most of us. air quality, we do have an air quality advisory in effect today because of that smoke coming from the old fire in napa county, where amy hollyfield has been reporting all morning. thankfully firefighters have a pretty good handle on this fire, but there is lingering smoke. stronger entre flow will move in thursday, net brings about fresh air, so good quality by thursday afternoon. winds, breezy letter today. by 4:00 p.m., gusting around 20 miles per hour. as the onshore flow strengthens tomorrow afternoon, we will find those winds even stronger, likely 25 to 35 miles per hour. that will usher in some cooler weather tomorrow, especially on friday. so today, still pretty warm inland, upper 80's to lower 90's in the warmest spots. 89 concord, 80 five san jose, 90

santa rosa, 74 oakland. immediate cosign will hang onto the fog for much of the day, so a little cooler compared to yesterday -- the immediate coastline will hang onto the fog. we will talk about the cooler weather moving in over the next couple days and a chance of rain this weekend in about nine minutes. first, good morning, jobina, traffic. jobina: interestingly, chp has not issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge, but you can clearly tell we cannot make it out right now. so be prepared for low visibility moving in and out of san francisco. we have winter advisories -- drew mentioned the wind -- we have winter advisories for the san mateo bridge, dunn martin bridge, and ultimate pass. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:41, and you will face a backup heading that direction. also a backup for super commuters coming out of tracy, now almost reaching what our to dublin, about 56 minutes. antioch to concord 32 minutes.

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kumasi: our work means learning from our best to make it a better place to live for everyone. today, california's task force on reparations is set to take a groundbreaking step forward, releasing a report detailing systemic discrimination black americans have faced for hundreds of years. this morning, ryan curry is live in the newsroom with the recommendations the panel is planning to make to address the harm done. ryan: the task force is expected to release a report detailing the arms perpetuated by the state against african-americans. they will recommend ways to address those wrongs. it would include calls to create an official -- an office to help descendants of enslaved black people, document eligibility for financial restitution. in march, the task force voted down a proposal to give reparations to all black americans paired other recommendations include expanding voter registration, making it easier to hold police

accountable, and improving black neighborhoods paired the report is scheduled to be released around 1:00 today. this afternoon, the task force says it will be the first governmental report hyper focused on addressing the needs of the black communities. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: in the south bay, there is a push to increase voter turnout and san jose. election day is tuesday. voters will choose a new mayor and have to city council is up for reelection paired residents also vote on santa clara county sheriff and district attorney. tonight, a block party will be held in the hensley historic district to help boost voter turnout. organizers say it is about focusing on democracy. >> really nice to see a kid-friendly event where we can share with our kids about marcus he and the process. i remember going to the voting booth with my mother when i was a child. reggie: the family-friendly blood predicates off 5:30 along street. -- the family-friendly block

party kicks off at 5:30. every registered voter in california is getting a mail-in ballot this election. you can mail those back as late as election day, which is tuesday, june 7 you can also turn them into designated drop boxes are polling places. early voting centers are open in most bay area counties. if you have not registered to vote, it is not too late. you can use a conditional voter registration all the way up to and including election day. kumasi: we are just getting to summer break, but the state is thinking about the next school year. when kids return to class in the fall, there will be new covid testing guidelines. the testing task force releasing a testing framework recommending antigen test be the primary option for detecting covid, not pcr tests. the state says it will likely scale back on site testing. california is operating an additional 15 million antigen tests to schools.

reggie: morning money report, record-breaking gas prices paired bay area, average price is nearly six dollars 50 cents a gallon. san francisco up to $6.47, san jose six dollars 34 cents. california's overall average is $6.19 a gallon, up three cents overnight. but some drivers are paying more than that. downtown l.a. chevron here, they're charging more than eight regular.a gallon for the diesel -- aye. they record prices and record high inflation eating into consumer confidence. a new gallup poll shows the public's confidence in the u.s. economy is at its lowest since the end of the great recession in early 2009. 20% of the pulsating economy is getting better, 77% say it is getting worse. that pole really is the same day as president biden, who met with federal reserve church rump to discuss how to combat inflation,

which is at the highest rate in more than 40 years. the stock exchanges actually in the positive territory, up about 83 points. kumasi: after a two-year shutdown because of covid, the marine mammals that are of south toledo is ready to reopen, the largest marine memo hospital in the world. it will reopen to the public on friday was in the can upgrades. it has the rescue dispatch and life-support building as innovations during the shutdown. these are the first improvements to the visitor center since it opened in 2009. you can help name the falcon chicks at uc berkeley. earlier this month, annie became a mom again, the latest fixer boy and girl. among the name finalists, grenell, jr., of annie's longtime eight and the chicks' debt. we have kyiv.

and also a berkeley alumna, julia morgan. and hope, suggested because it is during such a turbulent time and they provided people with hope. the winning names will be announced on friday. reggie: it is grenell, junior, for me. what did you say? grenella. drew: which is not an option. reggie: that was jobina. drew: looking at the other names. you could suggest a name. jobina: if you cannot have grenella and grenell, jr., you have to pick one. reggie: it is actually not a problem for me. jobina: but grenell is no longer here. he is not fathering, helping to raise these children. reggie: it is in honor of him though.

kumasi: that is their daddy. that is disrespect. reggie: the two of us are together on this. drew: well, the two of us. kumasi: we have been through this. drew: looking at the other names, lightning is a choice, and i feel like that is what i want. reggie: you are a meteorologist. drew: it was a kid's suggestion. zara. reggie: zara is a place to get affordable fashion that you don't mind having -- not having in a few weeks. drew: there is one that is old-school. ignacio, not sure how to say it. kumasi: archie is still -- jobina: what about julianne morgan? that was nice. reggie: just a reminder, we will have the same exact conversation

on friday. drew: they also said they would reveal it at noon on friday. but maybe the doctor can tell us. kumasi: grenella. drew: stop trying to make it happen. ok, little bit of haze from the old fire burning in napa county. cooler weather hits us tomorrow and friday. even a chance of showers this weekend. wet weather of the forecast. waking up to 40's and 50's tomorrow, keep the light jacket close to the coast, but away from the coast today, we warm quickly. warmest spots to the 80's, if not low 90's it because look at our highs today, partly cloudy in the north bay, more sunshine in the south bay, 60's close to the coast, 70's and 80's are on the bay shoreline, upper 80's to lower 90's in the warmest spots inland. overnight tonight, we have the marine layer, but it does expand, expecting more fog. generally in the 50's, let's

talk about the wet weather this weekend. this is a cold front saturday. saturday night could we could see his brengle and the north bay. sunday morning, that is when the front will move through the bay area. we could see light showers sunday morning and early sunday afternoon. we will likely see a lot of cloud cover this weekend. temperatures below average. if we do find this rain on sunday morning, it would be light and less than .1 evidence, but we are tracking that very closely for the weekend. we will keep you updated on the timing and details. warm and breezy today, cooler by the end of the week, increased cloud cover over the weekend with a chance of showers of the, and we warm up temperatures early next week. reggie: you will notice something different the next time you get take out. starting today, you will need to ask specifically for anything you want that is not food, so utensils, straws, condiments the new state law now bans restaurants and food delivery services from handing those items out unless you specifically ask for it. the goal is to reduce litter,

toxic chemicals, and plat -- plastic waste. kumasi: the countdown to queen elizabeth jubilee celebration, honoring 70 years on the throne. good morning america is in london to give us a front row seat. let's see what we can expect. >> that's right, not just behind the scenes, we are actually on the stage. this is where it will all happen, where we will see people like sir elton john, diana ross, just to name a few -- >> it is actually three stages. if you can sneak through here and look a little bit, you see the seven white columns that represent her 70 years, but they connect three stages. there is another stage and then another one to the other side of this will all be going on. this is a big party. kumasi: i know we're supposed to be looking at the columns, but i was looking at the outfits. reggie: it is the fashion for me. tj with the vest. kumasi: people are already lining up to catch everything,

and we can watch a full report on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7 news, and that includes -- is that the queen? when we expect to see the queen. reggie: new at 6:00, could there be a popcorn shortage in movie theaters. an executive at the company that supplies the kernels to theater change says popcorn supply will be tight. the bags that hold popcorn are also in short supply. some chains are now choosing to use plastic or metal containers are highly anticipated movies, others are only giving up one's eyes to deal with the shortages. kumasi: that is too many shortages. do you like a lot of butter? reggie: i am not allowed to because phil doesn't want it. i know, i know. i know. kumasi: ok. will go him and we can have all the butter week -- we will go, and you can have all the butter

you want. reggie: yay, that is the fun. kumasi: i like to put it in the middle and the top and the site in the crevices, shake it around. reggie: i love shaking it around. kumasi:'s, seven things you need to know today. reggie: do you want to see "jurassic park" with me? same movie every time, but i love it. for anything. like making our breakfast eeennndddllleeesssss. for a limited time, enjoy all the pancakes, scrambled eggs, and hash browns you want. that's endless yummmm for just $6.99. new endless breakfast. only at denny's. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. that's endless yummmm for just $6.99. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car.

they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full self-driving software requires a driver! many other companies have already deployed driverless robotaxis that are way ahead of tesla's.

so where's the investors' money? in the last year, elon musk pulled $48 billion out of tesla, seven times the profits they've ever made. his ceo compensation was 1,000 times the average for a fortune 500 ceo. elon, is your full self-driving software just a trillion-dollar ponzi scheme? did you become the wealthiest man in history by swindling customers and investors? i'm dan o'dowd and i'm running for u.s. senate because congress needs to shut down elon musk's full self-driving fiasco. someone needs to stand up to him. kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know this morning. a brush fire burning in napa county is now 15% contained per

firefighters say the weather was cooperating in they had a pretty cool night. they are calling this the old fire. it has been going since yesterday, with at least 570 grist destroyed so far. so the road is closed. reggie: funerals continue today's for the victims in the uvalde school shooting. families will say their goodbyes to 10 euros was a florist, teacher irma garcia and her husband joe, who died of a heart attack two days after the shooting -- say goodbye to 10-year-old josé flores. kumasi: an investigation comes as a story changes again, a lawyer for the teacher accused of leaving an outside door opens as the teacher closed the door when she the armed suspect but it did not work properly. reggie: the celtics have arrived in san francisco for game 11 of the nba finals. abc 7 is your home for the finals. you can watch the worriers take on the celtics tomorrow night, coverage starts at 5:00, game

one tips off at 6:00. drew: number 5, warm and breezy, partly cloudy into the afternoon. comfortably: the coast, 60's. warm away from the coast, 70's and upper 80's later this afternoon. jobina: and chp has issued winter advisories for the dan burton bridge, san mateo bridge, and ultimate pass. fog at the golden gate bridge. kumasi: number seven, it is the start of pride month, bay area cities will be holding pride flag raising ceremonies and celebrations. today is also the lighting of the pink triangle at the top of twin peaks in san francisco. it will be lit up every night this month. drew: love that. i love walking down market street at night and you can see the pink triangle lit up. you can see it pretty far away. reggie: eyesight lester from oakland. if you get a pie enough, you can see it. it is a great tradition.

i missed you while i was gone, the three of you. i thought of all of you at separate times on my little vacation. i am excited good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, new questions in the texas school shooting investigation as we start this wednesday. what authorities are now saying about the door the gunman used to get into robb elementary school as the first young victims are laid to rest. now as the officer who made the call not to go into the school right away cooperating with investigators. plus, the renewed push for action on guns. will senators find a path forward? tropical threat. deadly hurricane agatha slams mexico. flash flooding drowning homes there. will it move towards the u.s.? and the severe weather on the move from the heartland to the east coast. overnight the u.s. announcing it will send new advanced rockets to ukraine. is there now a risk of