in the case of missing woman alexis gave. >> morning outside as drew is tracking some quick showers. we are going to tell you what day you should make outdoor plans. reggie: celebrating 70 years on the throne. we are live in london from the platinum jubilee. >> and the warriors getting ready for game one of the finals. good morning, everyone, it is thursday, june 2. drew: some fog, a cooler afternoon on the way, and then we are tracking some showers for the upcoming weekend. visibility right now, the only issue we have. half moon bay is down to four miles of visibility.

miles right now running a little bit warmer this morning compared yesterday. 50's if not low 60's on the board. not terribly chilly out there, but it will be a cooler afternoon on the way. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you all the fog out there over the city. here is how the day is shaping up. we have at partly cloudy throughout the day. temperatures generally in the 50's, 60's and 70's by lunchtime. this afternoon is a breezy afternoon, also cooler compared to yesterday. the cooldown does continue for tomorrow as well before tracking though showers for the upcoming weekend. all of those details coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: there is a major development in the case of a missing oakley woman who hasn't been seen since january. a person possibly connected to the case has been shot dead more than 600 miles away as police tried to arrest him for murder. police say they will have more information to share with us

later this morning. >> investigators and oakley are calling this a significant update to the case. this morning, we are learning a deadly pollution in kent, washington south of seattle may be linked to the investigation. a task force assigned to arrest wanted fugitives shot and killed a man they wanted to take into custody at an apartment complex in kent yesterday afternoon. the u.s. marshals service would only say the man is wanted in connection with a "california homicide." reportg is morni ain seattle is homicide is th of al she arresto violent turn law enforcement ofs knocked and announced at the residence. the suspect came to the door and charged officers with a knife. three different members of the task force open fire, striking the suspect.

>> that unnamed suspect died at the scene and this is a stunning turn of events because oakley police have never classified the case as a homicide, only as a missing person. she vanished on january 26 after seeing -- saying she was going to her ex-boyfriend's house. investigators found the missing woman's cell phone case last month and increased the reward for information leading to an arrest to $100,000. there is no word on the identity of the wanted fugitive shot and killed in washington. we will be there at today's news conference in oakley with investigators sharing more information about the disappearance. reggie: a second man has died from a shooting that happened seven months ago on a gilroy councilmembers property. four people were shot during a house party on halloween weekend last year. an 18-year-old died that night. a 19-year-old passed away just this past friday. the two other victims have recovered. the shooting happened at a property where the woman was later cited for several

violations. kumasi: another mass shooting is under investigation in tulsa, oklahoma. the gunman killed four people inside of a hospital. police say they found the man carrying a long rifle and a pistol on the second floor. he took his own life before police were able to take him into custody. >> we are an organization that believes in the power of prayer and there is nothing more this community can do for us than to pray for the families and the love the ones and the victims of this senseless act. kumasi: authorities have not identified the shooter but there are reports that he may have been targeting a specific doctor inside that facility. reggie: the weather conditions and aggressive firefighting have helped to slow the old fire in napa county. the fire has burned close to 600 acres and is now 30% contained. evacuated residents are back home what uneasy about the constant fire danger. >> i just move back, i don't really want to move again.

i love it here, this is my home. i can't have this evacuation become part of se rmalcy e. reggie:hristind her husband lost their home to the atlas fire in 2017. now, the old fire is burning in the same area. crews have contained a 15 acre grass fire in sonoma county that broke out near sears point along highway 37. crus stop the forward progress around noon, although we don't know yet how that started. >> the warriors are taking on the boston celtics today at chase center for game one of the nba titles finals. the team is ready, the fans are ready, and so is amy hollyfield, who is live with a preview of the big game. amy: i have a look at the swag that you will get if you come here tonight. here is the t-shirt waiting for you.

goal-blooded. -- gold-blooded. there are 18,000 of these shirts, one for every seat. this is the first championship finals in the new chase center. new arena, star team. expensive tickets. ticket prices are expected to set some records. they are averaging about $3500. the cheapest price we see, way up there abitibi top, $550. this is the sixth time in eight years the winners have played in the finals. we couldn't be more proud of our team. the last time was 2019. klay thompson, you remember, he tore his acl and then a year later, his achilles, so he has worked through a lot of pain, a lot of healing and rehab to get to this moment. >> to be back for a sixth time, it is incredible, it is even incredible just saying that. i never really thought that was a possibility my rookie year.

it is just great. i'm just going to enjoy every second of this. play as hard as i can, walk away with no regrets. amy: steph curry says it has been an amazing run but that this team still has a lot left in the tank. game one is tonight. if you don't want to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars to come here to the game, you can watch it right here on abc 7 at 6:00 tonight. looking forward to game wall and victory number one for the warriors. reggie: no doubt warriors fans have enjoyed some pivotal moments the season. this morning, we are putting a spotlight on a local photographer who has led to a lifelong friendship with jordan poole. >> shout out to jordan.

he is just a really good friend of mine who happens to be extremely elite behind the camera. >> that assuring guard jordan poole on san bruno's owner jordan gimenez. they met at a training facility three years ago and have since built a friendship. they have bonded over photography and become rising stars in their own respects. this nba season they have even established a working relationship. and that is calling himself poole's personal photographer and storyteller and has taken thousands of photos of everything basketball and beyond. >> just whatever we decide to do on a particular day. we have everything documented. >> gimenez has had no professional training but says back in 2015 when he was a teenager battling depression, he picked up a camera to help him view life through a different lens. every day since, he has worked on his craft and says he is blessed to capture such monumental moments courtside.

dark coat -- >> every time i click the shutter, that is my heart beating. that is my heart and soul. >> the relationship is real on and off the court. regardless of any celebrity status or social media following. >> we are kind of doing something different. really special. >> friendship, photography, and up next, the nba finals. >> one of my big goals was to be able to shoot an entire season and the nba finals, really document history. >> they hope to one day look back on decorative photos, stories, and share experiences, understanding their unwavering support of one another as part of the big picture. >> we've been friends for a long time, let's tell both of her stories at the same time and together, see what that looks like. reggie: abc 7 is the exclusive home of the nba finals. we will have pregame and post game coverage throughout the

series. it kicks off tonight and then it is nba countdown at 5:30 and game one at 6:00 followed by after the game until 10:00. i also want to let you know that there has been an earthquake. we know that some of you are feeling it this morning. we are hearing the folks in belmont felt that this morning and in other places, we are just gathering information. drew: we just got it in right now. a 4.1 magnitude earthquake was centered about six miles north-northwest pittsburgh, so i do want to flip over to the earthquake tracker right now because this didn't just happen moments ago. again, this was initially from usgs right now, that was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. just to the north-northwest of pittsburgh. if you felted, we are waiting to get it into our computer right now, but that is the very latest that i just got. again, if you are just waking up and he felt something shake, we

are waiting for it to come to the earthquake tracker right now. what i got from twitter is that it was a magnitude -- and this is preliminary, we know when we get these initial reports about earthquakes, they tend to refine them over the next couple minutes or so, that i am just looking at the usgs website right now. the initial reporting is that it was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake, a pretty strong quake that you just felt, one of the stronger ones we have felt over the past couple of years. more recently we felt one on the order of three or 3.5 in terms of magnitude, but if you are breaking up with us this morning, it was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake that occurred just near pittsburgh. we had a lot of people feeling it. we had people feeling it in belmont, martinez, so a lot of us may be waking up to that in san mateo as well, just waiting to get the information in from the usgs at this moment.

again, that is what we felt this morning, 4.1 magnitude earthquake. they will refine that over the next couple minutes or so, but we are hearing other people from concorde, i am looking at our twitter feed. more information on this, i will be back in just a few minutes. jobina: thank you, drew. on the traffic front, things are looking really nice out there. pretty empty morning if you do need to commute. live look here at the san rafael bridge, the cars that you see with the headlights right now, they are traveling westbound toward the north bay. a live look at a hazy shot of the san mateo bridge, but no wind advisory, and then the drive times for super commuters is going to be about 38 minutes, so the slowdown is beginning. san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes.

back to drew with more on the earthquake. drew: we just got in from the usgs. a lot of us may be waking up this morning feeling like you felt an earthquake and that is exactly what you felt. you can see this pulsating. right there. we felt it at about 5:07 a.m., about six minutes ago. it was a magnitude 4.1 earthquake. the depth is pretty deep but when you have a magnitude quake over about four, that is when you can feel it in a lot of spots. a lot of reports from martinez, concord, antioch, even parts of solano county. wouldn't be surprised if we start feeling this in discovery bay. if you are just waking up and joining us, you might have been woken up by some shaking, you are correct. we are going to get the map in in the next couple minutes or so about how far this was felt.

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reggie: the u.k. throwing a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee officially kicked off this morning. this is a live look at london where the festivities are well underway. thousands are gathering to commemorate her 70 years on the throne. the celebration will include everything from a birthday parade with the queen that a star-studded concert led by diana ross, to street parties across the country. inez is live in london with all the excitement. inez: good morning. so much excitement here, we just saw the royal air force flyover, which was really something. the nation celebrates 70 years of queen elizabeth. for the first time in history, british crown gearing up to celebrate a platinum jubilee.

queen elizabeth the second marking 70 years on the throne, the longest-serving british monarch. preparations for the next four days have been underway for weeks. kicking off today with the queen's birthday parade, what is known as trooping the color, a military ceremony where the queen can inspect the troops and later, she will light one of 3000 deacons around the country. despite recent mobility issues, the 96-year-old is expected to make two appearances. >> passing on some of the more physical work to the younger members of the royal family so she can really be as visible as possible throughout the platinum jubilee weekend. inez: we will also see her majesty's family. prince andrew will attend at least one event, as will harry and meghan. the pair touching down with their two children last night. the first time all four are back in england. >> for the queen, this is kind of a big family reunion. she gets to meet her namesake

for the first time. >> and his not just the royals. millions are expected to join in the fun with more than 16,000 parties planned across the nation and around the commonwealth. some royal super fans camping out for days outside of buckingham palace. the jubilee also a time to reflect on the queen's incredibles legacy and even america's first family is congratulating the monarch. >> congratulations on 70 years of service and thank you for your enduring friendship with the american people. inez: and we did just see the queen waving from that famous balcony at buckingham palace along with working members of the royal family. reggie: thank you. you know who wasn't -- did you noticed she said the working members of the family? you know what that means? meghan and harry. kumasi: i am kinda surprised

that she hasn't seen lillabit since she was born. reggie: she hasn't been well. kumasi: that is true. and just to be clear, harry and meghan are there. it sounds like i am obsessed with harry and meghan, because i am. they are there, they just aren't part of this official ceremony today. >> good for them. drew: let's get you the latest. and a lot of people woke up roughly about 13 minutes ago and you probably felt a little bit of shaking. i just want to zoom in on the earthquake tracker right now. here is the very latest information we have from the usgs that occurred at 5:0 7:00 a.m., so about 30 minutes ago. it was one of the stronger quakes we felt in several years, a magnitude 4.1. a lot of us in the east bay felt this. i do want to show you the shaking intensity map, and a lot of reports this morning are

really coming out of the east bay, but this was felt in a lot of spots. i want to zoom into a couple locations. the earthquake happened right underneath our banner, so you do feel moderate shaking and a lot of spots from richmond, berkeley. a lot of people are telling the on twitter they felt it in the hills. a lot of reports coming in from the oakland hills. concord, walnut creek. we even have reports in the city, some folks in the marina felted. along the peninsula, we have several reports. again, you look at the reports of your getting this morning, most people reporting weak to light shaking with this earthquake. as far south at the south bay has some reports, they felt some shaking, even a few reports in the north bay as well. i just want to show you the faultlines we have around the bay area. here is ready the earthquake was reported. the closest fault like we have to be earthquake, we will keep

our eyes on this one right now. over the next several minutes they are going to update us on the magnitude. sometimes they like to change the magnitude, but once again, if you woke up this morning, you likely felt that magnitude 4.1 earthquake centered about six miles away from pittsburgh. we did have a lot of reports in this area from pittsburgh, antioch, martinez as well. even as far south as the south basin reports. again, waking up to a magnitude 4.1 earthquake that was found in a lot of spots in the bay area. again, week to light shaking. we will

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because of that earthquake. all trains pause for five minutes just to make sure there isn't any additional shaking or another stronger quake that followed. this excludes trains in the caldecott tunnel. again, you may experience minor delays at this time. kumasi: at least four people are dead, multiple injured after a mass shooting at a tulsa oklahoma hospital. the shooter died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. reggie: there will be a significant update from police in the case of missing oakley woman alexis gabe after a man was shot and killed by police yesterday afternoon. kumasi: at this point, the fire is 30% contained in napa county. reggie: tonight, the warriors will host the celtics in game one of the nba finals. tip-off at 6:00 p.m. at chase center. you can watch only here on abc

7. kumasi: queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee celebration is officially underway in london. thousands of people are gathering to mark hurd 70 years on the throne. reggie: the jury in the johnny depp and amber heard defamation trial has ruled that amber heard defamed johnny depp in a 2018 washington post op-ed. here is trevor. trevor: in this morning's first look, the verdict is in. >> did you find that mr. depp has proven all the elements of defamation? answer, yes. >> johnny depp won all three of his libel claims centered in the 2018 op-ed in which amber heard described herself as a public figure representing domestic abuse. she remained stoic as the judge revealed the decision. johnny depp was not in court for the verdict. outside, his fans erupting, chanting his name. >> johnny, johnny! >> in the statement, amber heard

says "the disappointment i feel today is beyond words." johnny depp posting "six years later, the jury gave me my life back. i am truly humbled, a new chapter has finally begun." we will have much more on the bombshell verdict plus live legal analysis coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> oh, for baby. it looks a little lost. reggie: woah. kumasi: these people in the car are so sweet. we're seeing new video of this bear that was spotted roaming around. animal control and the department of fish and wildlife were alerted about the siding. police say they are becoming more and more common sightings. they are reminding you to bear aware and do not approach the animals. do not do anything to antagonize them. reggie: was that guy running away from the car?

because i feel like, just let it go. stop rolling next to it. kumasi: that is what i would call antagonizing. reggie: same. i mean, thanks for the video, but, you know. we got the five seconds, you can just head back. coming up at 5:30, the player who will officially retire as a nine are in a special ceremony today. kumasi: the celebration in san francisco. reggie: the little mountain lion that caused a big scare at a local school. what we know about his condition this morning. kumasi: a live look right now

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> we are just hours away from the warrior taking the court for game one of the nba finals. we are live inside chase center this morning. kumasi: and an inside look at

data from the omicron surge. reggie: and an early morning earthquake. a lot of you were telling us that you felt the shaking this morning. drew is tracking it for us. good morning on this thursday, june 2. game one of the nba finals is just 12 hours away. we are counting down to coverage all morning long at the bottom of your screen. kumasi: we know a lot of you are waking up and wondering what is going on. drew: welcome to earthquake country. the earthquake showing you this occurred at 5:07 local time, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake in the east bay. they clocked at about six miles north of pittsburgh, so a lot of you in the east bay felt it this morning. here is the shaking intensity map. we will zoom in closer to where the earthquake occurred. a lot of us in the east bay this morning waking up reporting light shaking. a few of us reporting moderate shaking closer to ready earthquake occurred.

that is not surprising. also getting a lot of report outside of the east bay. along the peninsula, several reports around the san mateo city of weak to light shaking. even areas reporting moderate shading. -- shaking. this was felt across a wide swath of the bay area. the day ahead will feature some cooler conditions, talking about the forecast coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: to make, the warriors do it in their own home for the first time. amy hollyfield is live at chase center this morning. amy: i will tell you where there is going to be an earthquake, right here in the stadium. it is a hot ticket to come here tonight. the cheapest one i saw was for $623 for way up there in the tippy top seats, and there's only two left at that price. when fans get here, they will get a t-shirt that says gold-

blotted. fans will also get bragging rights because they will be able to say they attended the first finals nba game to be held in the new chase center. it will be the warriors first time to play one here, but not their first time in the finals. they have been here before six times in the last eight years, making them the first team to do that since the chicago bulls pulled it off in the 90's. steph curry says he has enjoyed every bit of it and he says you can hear a lot of pride when he talks about making it here again. >> you look up and all the work that you put in over the last two years pays off. all of that stuff is in the context of what happened in game six, pretty special. >> the warriors are healthy, they have had a lot of rest since their last series. they beat the mavericks a week ago. everything looking good for the warriors to have a great final

series. all of it kicking off tonight with game one. if you don't want to come here to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars for a ticket, you can watch it right here. the game starts at 6:00 tonight. reggie: abc 7 is the exclusive home of the nba finals. we will have pregame and posting coverage throughout the series. a takes off tonight at 5:00 with the pregame show and then it is nba countdown at 5:30. kumasi: now to the pandemic, pfizer is formally asking the fda to authorize a covid-19 vaccine for kids aged six months to five years. the only age group that so far can i get vaccinated. this is coming as california closes in on 9 million diagnosed cases. the test positivity rate is now 7.9%. it has not been this high since early february. san francisco researchers have released new data about the surge.

they found most people who get covid test positive for longer than five days. 80% of cinematic people were still positive at five days. one third were positive at day 10. the cdc recommends people go back to work after five days of infection but one of the lead investigators of the study says that you can still be infectious even if you don't have symptoms. >> to the best of our knowledge, as long as you tested positive by antigen test, there is a high likelihood you are still infectious even at 10 days. kumasi: so when you're testing for covid, he is now recommending at home antigen tests instead of a pcr test, and he says pcr tests detect covid before symptoms appear, but the antigen test will let you know if you know if you're still infectious. we are tracking the very latest updates and headlines. just head to abc7news.c

om/coronavirus. reggie: four people murdered at a tulsa, oklahoma hospital. this one happened as bipartisan talks on gun reform continuing capitol hill. >> a bipartisan group of senators are reportedly making progress. the urgency is growing after yesterday's shooting in tulsa. the suspect killed at least four people at a building on the saint francis campus. several others were injured. investigators say the gunman took his own life when he was confronted by police. police are not at this time revealing a motive but a tulsa city councilmember tells a local news station the suspect may have been after a specific doctor. >> it is tragic that it happened in any town, and when it happens in our town, i am just glad that our officers got in their as quickly as they did. kumasi: the tulsa shooting

follows 15 mass shootings reported over the holiday weekend. and a week after 19 students and two teachers were shot to death at robb elementary school in texas. kumasi: happening tonight, the family of shawn mauck derosa will be holding a candlelight vigil to mark -- since the 22-year-old was shot and killed by police. the vallejo police chief originally said he wanted to terminate the officer who fired those deadly shots, that might not happen. an outside investigator found the officer violated policy, but recommended disciplinary action, not termination. they hope chief williams will remain his original intent to fire the officer. >> i think we are hopeful that he is going to continue to push for his termination. time and time again, we see that no officer is held accountable or responsible for there are --

actions. kumasi: the police she has to now decide to accept the recommendation or reject it and fire the officer. reggie: after many years, a police department is now one important step closer to no longer being under federal oversight. the department just entered a one-year transitional period. tim johns spoke with the police chief one-on-one about what that means. >> a monumental day not just for the police department, but the entire city of oakland. >> we police department entered the final stage one state to end its federal oversight. the department has been required to enact dozens of reform measures under the guidance of a federal judge and outside observers. at the time, opd was under heavy scrutiny after four officers were accused of brutalizing people on the street of some oakland neighborhoods. in a sit-down interview on wednesday, the police chief says the department of today is

radically different from the one of decades past. >> we are not going to allow people to work for this department to violate the public trust. that violates our policies. we are going to hold our officers to a higher standard. >> a federal judge determined opd completed all of the reforms set out nearly two decades ago. this final step is a probationary period of one yhear at the end of which, if successful, the department will be returned back to local control. but not everyone is convinced. >> we can look back to last year when they were mired in a racist and sexist text messaging scandal. we can look back to the george floyd uprising. >> he believes opd has nllchge he says instead, he wants to see the city divert money from the apartment budget. >> we are in a housing crisis right now. thousands of people in the streets need critical support.

quite frankly when it comes to law enforcement, we think our money is better spent elsewhere. >> he knows building trust can take time but he remains determined to do it and encourages oaklanders to take part in the process. >> true transparency is not just about releasing video, it is about changing policy that is going to impact community. does community have a say? kumasi: a young mountain line discovered inside a local school. how the animals doing this morning. >> when they say in florida "don't say gay," we light up the city and say gay all day. reggie: san francisco's famous triangle lit up in celebration of pride month. the message from the inspiring featured speaker. but first, a check on the weather. drew: gay, gay gay. i love it. just want to get an update about the earthquake we felt about 30

minutes ago. we just got the most updated intensity map, a lot of us waking up this morning. again, most of us feeling that moderate intensity in the east bay. a lot of folks around walnut creek thought it felt stronger than 4.1, but that is what we have this morning. most of the shaking was felt in the east this morning. a live look, a beautiful sunrise on the way. temperatures will warm slowly along the coast, but we have a lot more sunshine in england, already into the 70's. the theme for today, it is a cooler afternoon for everybody compared to yesterday as the marine layer has a bigger influence on the weather today. 64 in the city, 80 in san jose, 86 in antioch. game one of the nba finals, nice

weather. 64 degrees at 6:00 p.m. breezy and cool, we drop the upper 50's, but look what is making a comeback over the weekend. the storm intact scale is there on sunday. we will talk about the wet weather in about nine minutes. jobina: i am going to pick up on the earthquake coverage right now because there is going to be a 10 minute systemwide delay because art stops and pauses the trains for about five minutes right after an earthquake to make sure there is not another one. at this time, they are essentially checking out all the tracks, doing a full inspection because the earthquake was felt within certain areas, so they are going to be running at reduced speeds. trains are back on the move, running much slower than normal. this taillight and traveling southbound right now. we really have no blocking issues unless you include the fog. a new advisory from the chp, but we will keep an eye on that for

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because congress needs to shut down elon musk's full self-driving fiasco. someone needs to stand up to him. kumasi: san francisco is one step closer to establishing its first injection site. the committee voted to pass the bill to the floor of the assembly. the goal is to address the epidemic levels of overdose deaths in the near decade-long fight for safe injection. >> we know it is from 30 years of experience in europe, canada and australia that these sites are effective. kumasi: the sites will keep drug users alive by giving them a

safe place to consume, reduce overdoses, and even get connected with recovery services. there will be a conference this morning in support of the bill. reggie: san francisco's famous pink triangle is lit up to celebrate pride month. the message is especially important this year. >> san francisco's pink triangle is now lit up on twin peaks, marking the start of pride month. >> it is a tragic symbol as opposed to the rainbow flag which is born out of hope and love and optimism. the pink triangle was forged in the concentration camps. >> the organizer said the pink triangle is now a symbol of resilience in how far the lgbtq plus community has come since gay men were forced to wear pink triangles in nazi germany. >> we have taken it back and it

has been a similar pride. >> while political figures were in attendance, the featured speaker this year was jeopardy for the game-winner and proud trans woman amy schneider. >> keep fighting, keep being proud, keep living the war. i've learned this year that being who youre in the open is so powerful and so positive, and you don't have to have a revolution, you just have to be yourself. >> the 27th pink triangle lighting also has a special emphasis on lgbtq plus community members in ukrainian cities occupied by russia. >> soldiers will easily kill a person for just being gay. >> organizer say there are still challenges is more than 70 countries worldwide still criminalize homosexuality. the mayor says certainly not the case here in san francisco. >> when they say in florida

don't say gay, we light up the city and say gay all day. gay to the gay gay gay. reggie: that is the first time i have heard it put that way. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26. you will be able to watch it live right here. you can see all of our coverage during pride month and year-round at abc7new .coms/pride. kumasi: do details on a mountain lion that found its way into a high school in san mateo county. this animal is now in the oakland zoo. it was taken there to be tranquilized and then safely removed from the classroom yesterday. nobody got hurt during the encounter, but it was a little loud on campus. he spent the majority of the day in an english classroom.

the school superintendent told us that the cub got into the school students were arriving and the doors were open. a custodian closed the door and was able to keep a mountain lion locked in one location and then the school immediately went into lockdown. >> i walk into the hallway, everyone is frantic. i asked what was going on and they said just get in the classroom. >> i got within four or five meters of its interest be. it was acting otherwise calmly, but just letting me know, i am here, you are here, don't come any closer. kumasi: the cat is just too young at this point to survive on its own, so eventually, it is going to go to another zoo. drew: at least they knew it was a mountain lion. we always do those stories like, is it a dog? did i just adopt a wild animal? reggie: i think in this case, there is no question. i feel sorry for that cat. drew: why?

reggie: it was just trying to get an education. kumasi: no. reggie: ok. kumasi: not bothering those kids, they are about to leave and go out for the summer. reggie: but now it's going to live in a zoo for the rest of its life. kumasi: that's another discussion. drew: really bringing us down here. can't get educated, sent to the zoo. nothing. justice for that now online. reggie: can have nothing. drew: we are having fog out there this morning. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. there is a light breeze, you can see the flag is waving this morning and here's what we are tracking. we have an earthquake. about 40 minutes ago, it was a 4.1 earthquake in the east bay. it was about five miles north of pittsburgh, so a lot of us waking up this morning feeling that shaking. today and tomorrow we have a cooling trend and then we are tracking a chance of rain the

first weekend of june, tracking some showers. we do get rain in june, typically. not a lot of rain, but we will track the chance of wet weather this weekend. the breezes become an issue again, onshore flow helping to bring back that cooler weather. today, the overall theme, it is a colder day compared to yesterday, 60's and 70's for most of us. warmest spot in the low to mid 80's. the fog along the coast in and around the shoreline mostly settling into the 50's. let's talk about that wet weather over the weekend. saturday, a mostly cloudy day. at night, there is a chance of a light sprinkle in the north bay. as we go into sunday, this is when the cold front we are tracking begins to move south. it looks like sunday morning is the best chance for most of us to see some light showers. i think the system is out of here by sunday afternoon, so rainfall estimates, highest abounds in the north bay. i'm not so confident it gets all the way into the south bay, but

that is something we will be watching very closely at the weekend gets closer. nonetheless, this is a level 1 storm on the storm impact scale. breezy and cool in the next couple days. a chance in the north bay saturday night. after that, we are going to dry up and then later next week, it turns much warmer. kumasi: happening today, the 49ers -- will be officially retired as a niner. planning to sign a one-day contract with san francisco and retire with the team in a ceremony at 1:00 p.m. he is the third leading pressure -- rushe all-time in nflr history. he said he hopes to one day take a job -- reggie: new classification. the insect now legally considered fish here in california. kumasi: another day of record

high gas prices. what you will be paying at the pump this morning, plus the automakers looking ahead to an electric future. reggie: and a live look at london where you can see a lot of hopes have gathered for the queen's jubilee, the platinum jubilee.

kumasi: welcome back. elon musk wants his tesla employees back in the office 40 hours a week at least. in a now leaked email, the subject line "remote work is no longer acceptable." he then added the more senior you are, the more visible must be your presence. pretty users ask him how he would respond to people who think in person work is antiquated. he replied they should pretend to work somewhere else. reggie: people are hitting the roads.

driving season is speeding up, and so is the price of gas. oil costs hit record highs today. san francisco, california, and the national rates have all gone up. a gallon of gas is averaging $6.21 across california, $6.50 in san francisco. kumasi: if you can buy a buick, you can skip out on buying gas eventually. by 2030, every new buick sold in north america will be an electric vehicle. the first will be a sport utility vehicle which comes out in 2024. mgm is planning to also make the cheapest electric vehicle in the u.s. the automaker has cut the price of the most affordable chevy volt to $26,595. that makes it less expensive than the nissan leaf, which starts at $27,000. they say they have lowered the price to make sure it is competitive in the marketplace. drew: love to see those getting

a little bit cheaper. here is a live look, you can see the sun just slicing through some of the fog and the high clouds this morning. here is how the day is shaping up, a partly cloudy day. 60's and 70's by lunchtime. the overall feeling today is that it is a cooler afternoon. it really accelerates tomorrow. tomorrow, we will call it back to reality, back to where we should be this time of year. loe re t 72akndabn n jose. we will find 80's inland. not too hot compared to what we have been, but about 86 antioch. kumasi: new at 6:00, a woman finding thousands of dollars in sofas that she bought off

craigslist. why she says she never intended to keep the money. reggie: the warriors begin the quest for another championship tonight right here at home. kumasi: and we report on a redevelopment project plaguing san francisco. the dangerous conditions a grand jury has found. reggie: first, this live loo

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a live look from our east bay hills camera. early morning earthquake rattling the bay area. reggie: and new details in the case of alexis gabe. the new possible connection we are learning about , hundreds of miles away. kumasi: and we are live inside chase center, where thousands of fans will soon be feilling the arena, cheering on the dubs. reggie: because we are cold-blooded -- gold-blooded. drew: a lot of you felt the earthquake this morning. we are waking up to temperatures in the 50's and in the 60's, but as you switch it over to our

earthquake tracker, i want to show you where the earthquake was.