to reinstate a mask mandate. you will be required to wear one in the bay area now. >> a live look outside. get ready to see some rain. it is the best day for outdoor plans. >> came one did not go as planned, but warriors fans are not giving up hope. look ahead to the next chance to beat the boston celtics. >> good morning britain is friday. that's a good thing. >> we have the outside, and a house of weather. >> it will be a colder day, and we will have a chance of rain. we will find areas of dry weather. if you have outdoor plans, are marine layer is established on the coast line. half moon bay. we are down a half mile of visibility, so dense fog. elsewhere, we are doing ok. right now, temperatures are genuinely waking up in the 60's. it is 65. 67.

55 right now in the city. here is a live look at the exploratorium camera, showing you all of the fog over the city. here's how the day is shaping up. we will keep cloud cover early this morning. it is a partly cloudy day, but widespread colder temperatures only in the 60's and 70's later on this afternoon. highs with rain coming this way. >> officially, we can mask up again in alameda county. just a few hours ago, they became the first in the state and bay area to reinstate the mask mandate. amy hollyfield is joining us with more on the decision and what it will mean. >> good morning. it is so brand-new year, we just popped over to the safeway to see if they put the sign out. they have not. it just went into effect at midnight. i was just telling an employee as she went inside that she had

not even heard about it. it will take effect in alameda county. they were all dropped in february. once the omicron search formed down, but alameda county is bringing them back because of arising covid cases and hospitalizations. this county now has more new cases every day during last summer's search. the health officer is not that how long mandate will be in place, but it like it will not be for long. >> this is intended to be a short-term measure. to try and get this wave hundred. we will lifted as soon as we can. >> >> there are some exceptions to this. for example, they will not apply to schools. they also will not require masks on performers. or, if you are at the gym and swimming or showering, they will not make you wear a mask. if you work alone in a closed office or room, you do not have to wear one. >> this will not apply to berkeley. that city is in alameda county, but it has its own health

department. otherwise, if you're out and about, going to a store, you do have to put your mask back on. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7news. >> more on this. masks will be required on transit buses. remove the mask requirement in april after a judge struck down the federal mandate for public transportation. each bus will be stocked with face mask and hand sanitizers. that will be free for every one to use. we have the latest updates and headlines. just visit abc7news/coronavirus. >> president biden is amplifying and the feel to tighten restrictions read the president address the nation one day after four people were shot and killed at a tulsa medical center. this comes as a congressional committee is advancing new legislation. >> the president says that families of lost love ones in buffalo texas and obama are demanding congress do something about gun right now -- gun

rights, now. there were 56 candles behind the president, one for each u.s. state and territory touched by gun violence. the president called for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. he also pushed for enhanced background checks as well as red flags and storage loss. >> for god sake. do something. after columbine, after sandy hook, after charlston, after orlando, after las vegas, after parkland. nothing has been done. this time, that cannot be true. >> on capitol hill, a committee raged -- raise the age limit to buy semi-automatic rifle's and regulation on so-called ghost guns, and stock did that bill is up for a full vote in the house. it has little chance of passing in the senate. on the senate side, talks continue with momentum growing

with policies that could earn support from both parties. those details are limited. >> thank you. new details on the battle with hospital. the ceo has stepped down after two years on the job. the facility is facing the possibility of closing after a series of violations led to state and federal regulators threatening to pull funding. officials are working to get a plan certified. the ceo serving as interim ceo. >> the chinese hospitals getting a cash infusion. that is thanks to the largest donation in its history. he donated $7 million first foundation. it is a nonprofit health care provider and it has served chinatown in some capacity or 123 years. it will help to finish several projects. a great thing has earned as a result of major efforts by a of people.

for the purposes of securing resources that will allow a chinese hospital complete all of the things that it needs to do. >> most of the money will be used to upgrade infrastructure and take on new challenges. >> the warriors will try to bounce back on sunday, and even the series against the celtics after falling again one of the files. they were leading by 12 points going into the fourth, but the warriors went cold, shooting, and boston got hot. it was 40 to 16. the celtics beat the warriors 120 to 108, taking it 120 seriously. >> it was a tough loss, especially the way we did lose. squandering a 15 point lead. very rare for us. it is not the end of the world, and we will regroup tomorrow. a much better effort on sunday. >> we will figure out the ways

we can stop them and take them away. but we dominated for the first 40 minutes, so we will be fine. >> came to a sunday night at 5 p.m. at chase center. >> after three quarters most of the nation thought they would cruise to victory, but many fans left stunned. wondering what happened. >> we just couldn't do it. i don't know. i'm depressed. >> i don't know. what happened. >> their defense stopped us cold. turnovers. absolutely the turnovers. the turnovers suck. >> oh. fans remain optimistic about the rest of the series, and that the warriors were bounceback. don't forget, this is the only place to watch the warriors of the mva finals. you can watch them try to redeem themselves on claim -- game two.

the pregame show starts at four. nba count on is at 430. tip-off at five, and keep it here for after the game around 8:00. >> is the turnovers. >> i knew it. i said it, he repeated it. >> they just listen to us. i deftly came up with turnovers. i know that means. >> turnovers are delicious. >> they are. quick someone tell me what a turnovers. >> i forget, but i know they are delicious. i've fathom afraid i'm in basketball. that i don't know. something go somewhere, they don't get the ball. >> is at an interception? that's a field goal. >> oh my god. >> good morning. this is our beach camera. we have fog out there. you can barely see much of that this morning. dense fog and slow to warm. temperatures still in the 50's and 60's. the big feed is much colder

across the entire region. we are ridding ourselves of any 80 degrees heat. we will go into the 60's and 70's later on today. colder breeze. a lot of cloud cover. we will keep the marine layer. partly cloudy skies and sexy twin city. 75 us san jose. 73 in santa rosa. here is doppler. we are talking -- tracking of pacific northwest depression. this cold front will move through tomorrow, and into sunday morning. that will bring us a chance of light showers. a very limited chance, but a level 1 on the storm impact scale. the best bet of seeing this rain is likely in the north bay, but it does briefly adduce our threat for wildfire over the weekend. we will go hour-by-hour to timeout this wet weather, but see a summerlike eat later next week. full forecast of nine minutes, felicity good morning. let's talk about the turnover. >> that is when the ball is in your possession, but the other team ends up getting it. >> i was close.

you are in the area. the ballpark, how about that. the ballpark. happy friday. we are --. >> were learning and growing. >> were learning about growth. >> insecure. we are starting with the golden gate bridge. we have that, but no fog advisory. the same goes. true shows you the bay bridge, you cannot make out san francisco if you are traveling from the ease they into the city. unlike myself. very clear conditions in terms of the sky. also on the roadway. those headlines are traveling westbound for the reference. we will wrap up with drive times because we don't have anything else out there to slow you down. that is good news it tracy to dublin will be 32 miss. >> thank you. sweet treats. the deals up for grabs for a national donut day today. >> johnny depp's first public appearance since court. >> it is day two of the platinum

jubilee honoring the 70 years on the throne. you concerns about health and fe >> santa clara county may be

forced to close due to staffing shortages and the sheriff's department. abc news obtained a letter that was sent to the superior court last friday. smith says she will remove deputies from security details and palo alto in june. she said her department is dealing with a shortage of deputies who are leaving. they've worked overtime in the courthouse since october. one attorney says this could lead to serious issues. >> what happens if they don't get the notice on time? what happens if they don't have a cell phone and they can't get to a clerk's office? that is a big problem for all of the people who are affected. >> one of the judges in the letter responded saying there are no plans to close any courthouse. the sheriff said she will work to increase ocean spray >> in the first look, johnny depp may

disperse public appearance after his victory in a defamation suit against his, -- ex-wife. here is trevor. >> we find that the jury verdict is unanimous. >> in the first look, johnny depp with his first public appearance since his court victory. meanwhile, amber heard's lawyer spoke to linsey davis on a live prime. >> she is heartbroken. but i have to say, one of the most significant thing she said, right after she said, right after she heard the verdict was i am so sorry for all of these women i'm disappointing. all of these women who have suffered. i've set them back. this is a big setback. she deals personally responsible for it. she's working through it, but it is a tough one. >> after a public trial, where do johnny depp and amber heard go from here? to this all coming up at 7 a.m.. the first look with trevor, abc

your. >> here is a live look at london right now. it is day two of the platinum jubilee. the four day celebration is honoring queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. there is concern about the 96-year-old's health. she did not attend -- attend the event because of motility issues. it is live in buckingham palace with more. >> good morning. you can see the crowds are back out here. hoping to catch a glimpse of some of the royal family members. we got to see the queen twice, but yesterday the queen is 96, and she is having to cancel a previously scheduled event. >> on the second day of the platinum jubilee, a church services giving sink -- thanks at st. paul's cathedral's. various members attended,

including harry and meghan. the biggest disappointment was her majesty having to cancel. buckingham palace released a statement saying that she did experience some discomfort as the festivities kicked off on thursday. >> this event begins is one of the events she was very keen to attend. it shows that she has to accept there are certain things she cannot do. that set to continue. >> she is celebrating 70 years on the throne. the longest-serving monarch has been experiencing mobile issues. and 96 years old, the queen only appears a few time on the first of this four-day celebration. she came out too late a tree, one of more than 3000 beacons ignited across the country and around the commonwealth. from new zealand to australia. she also watched trimming the color, waving at supporters from a famous balcony alongside working members of the royal family. >> the queen looked beautiful. she is getting older now, but

she looked vibrant as ever. the great-grandson even stole the show with the many faces he made as the british royal air force flew overhead. >> it was really enjoyable. the royal family out to celebrate this amazing celebration. >> today will be the first time we get to see. and megan and will together. we saw the two couples into different cars, making their way down the mall, and as for the ring, we are hoping to see her again later this week, but because of motility -- mobility issues, reggie? >> we are anxious to see them altogether. thank you so much. switching gears, you can get a deal on donuts. it is one of the first two donut days this year, because who can have enough. this honors the salvation army when and who sold to soldiers during world war i. several places are offering a deal. this be cream is giving one free

donut, or byatt a dozen and get a dozen more for just one dollar. at dunkin' donuts, you get a free donut if you buy a drink, and if you is it a 7-eleven you can buy one get one free. none of those things are in san francisco. >> are donuts. >> were our dunkin' donuts? wax on the way to the airport. >> ok. >> san francisco adjacent. >> do we have a 7-eleven? wax we had one. >> you know what, there is one that is under mission. >> krispy kreme pretty >> i think there is a 7-eleven on the 59. >> there is. >> yes. >> their options. >> am glad we explored that >> i will pick up donuts for us later. >> i'm excited. is it krispy kreme with gas

prices >> that was for a month. buy one get another dozen for a dollar. >> that is a good price. >> i love the cream ones. no jelly. >> sorry. >> listen. >> summer bodies are made in the winter. >> was gone side. san jose. live look for partly cloudy skies, and areas of dense fog on the coastline. we will call for areas of dense fog. it is a much colder afternoon on the way. 60's and 70's. over the weekend, we are tracking a light to moderate shower chance. timing one second, but don't worry. summerlike heat is back, and it will stick around. right now, we are waking up in temperatures generally in the 50's and 60's this morning. later on today, a lot of cloud cover and partly cloudy skies. 60's and 70's, so layers are with you. closer to the coast, you will

need more of them throughout the day. by the afternoon, it will feel pretty comfortable for a lot of us away from the coast. overnight, we will find cloud cover returning, and mid to upper 50's on the weekend. future weather showing much of saturday is mostly cloudy. it is in the evening and north bay we will track showers moving through, and the best chance is really from santa rosa to points to the north. that continues in sunday morning, and throughout the daylight hours on sunday, i think everyone has a chance of a morning sprinkle, but as we head into the afternoon, that chances out. it will break down, we will have sunshine to finish the sunshine. the best chance of the rain and outside of the north bay, that will fall off and i would be surprised if we do see measurable rainfall. that is how weaknesses start. there is the seven-day forecast. seven -- cooler today, and early sunday, chance of shower. afternoon sunshine comes back in

temperatures take off it during a wednesday, we'll see 90's make a return, they will stick with us through the up we we can. >> thank you coming up coming up seven things to know. asian representation on the biggest stage, we are hearing from a local rapper who became the first person to

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a bank of america company. your are the seven things to note it nasa required indoors in alameda county. covid cases with hospitalizations are the cost for this. the county has more cases every day. more than they had during the delta surge last summer. >> president biden address the nation, calling on lawmakers to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. he also pushed for a pass of enhanced background checks and safe storage laws. >> today marks 100 days since russia invaded ukraine. the biden administration says another round of sanctions targeting government officials and other close to the russian resident. >> compromise will allow the sfpd to march in the primary. on-duty officers will be allowed to march in uniform, and off duty officers will wear casual clothing.

all officers were originally banned. >> a bit of june gloom. marine layers with partly cloudy skies later on today. it will be at your afternoon going into the 60's and 70's. we will track the chance of showers saturday night to sunday. >> we have some video of the june gloom as we bring you alive picture from the bay bridge. you cannot see that. same thing goes with the golden gate bridge. give yourself some extra time to take it slow. >> number seven, the warriors will try to even the series with the celtics after dropping game one of the nba finals. they beat the dubs 108211. you can watch game to add 5 p.m. on abc seven. >> despite the top loss, game one provided a lifetime opportunity for a rapper artists at the halftime show. here is this dori. >> unfamiliar anthem for bay area sports fans.

a filipino american rapper embracing game one. tweeting that they got eight filipino kid performing halftime at the first ever finals game at chase center. beyond grateful. >> with everything i've going on, is something i want to stand by. it is such an honor. back such an important game, and no less at the invitation amplifies the importance of the visibility. that is according to matthew. >> i think it is such a neat synergy between what he's doing through hip-hop, but we are seeing in terms of basketball being truly a culturally inclusive and global scope of support. >> when it comes to a api representation, pelo says he recognizes his responsibilities. the native is a public face for the filipino american community. >> they did a great job with

showing diversity in the bay area, and allowing me to have an opportunity. >> unbelievable, given the scope . but also, it is important to see that time between sport and basketball. it is a healthy outlet for some of our communities. especially for our filipino americans who are out there. for people of one opportunity of a lifetime, filled for this longtime warriors fan. it is an honor to represent the community. do it on such a big stage. that is the nba final. >> abc7news. >> ok. that is a big opportunity. also advance. >> coming up, a spelling bee first. the oppressive type breaking round. >> a band kicking out the weekend. >> robo taxis hitting the road. the new rules as crews get a first of a kind rumor.

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like a trip to great wolf lodge. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> at 5:30 a.m., help on the way. 100 days since the invasion of ukraine. the new weaponry and sanctions. >> any for the public to get motivated to bring forth information that will tell us what we need to search. >> a call to action in the search for alexis, despite the death of the primary suspect rid the twist of the investigation. >> masks are back. the indoor mandate is in effect in one bay area county. >> to. it is friday. according to those stories, we want to look at the fork at. -- forecast rate >> a cooler temperature closer to what we should be for this year. issues of fog. you should see the bait.

his ability is less than a mile. coastal drizzle. elsewhere, we are dealing with cloud cover, but visibility is not an issue as you move with the codes. generally in the 50's if not the 60's already. the exploratory camera has fog chopping off the tops of the skyline right now. we will have fog for the next couple of hours. here's how the day shape separated partly cloudy, but an onshore breeze in the marine layer. it is a cooler layer. 60's and 70's later on today. a closer look at the highest. we are also tracking rainfall for part of the weekend. we will bring back the scale, we will timeout when the best chance to see rain is, coming up in about 80 miss. >> if you are in the county, or going there today, first friday, it is a mass -- masks are required again. a big change, and it is actually an anomaly in the bay area. and also the rest of the state. amy hollyfield is in pleasanton. good morning. >> this is the only county to

put a mask mandate in to place. it is so new. we don't even see a sign at the safeway in pleasanton. they haven't put the sign out. masks are required, but they hopefully still have them. the mask mandate was dropped in february, so it has been a while. heading into work, one employee had not heard about it. it just went into effect at midnight. the health apartment just announced it. this is pretty new here in alameda county. they did put some exceptions in the order. they will apply to schools. it will apply to performers onstage or someone working alone in an office. but in most public places like stores and gyms, you will need a mask. the public health officer says he believes this will make a big difference in the fight against covid. it will not force desk -- deputies to enforce this. >> when we get the people in mass, i think we will see people get out-of-the-way faster. and, we don't think that will

require fines or penalties. >> mask mandates were dropped in february once the omicron surge calm down, but alameda county is now bring it back because of arise in covid cases and hospitalizations. the county now has more new cases every day. more than last summer's delta search. the health officer is not said how long this will be. just that it is intended to be a short-term measure, and he will lift as soon and. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7news. wax thank you. another covid headline. the white house expects shots for children under five to rule out before the end of the month. possibly june 21 five bay area counties have landed on a list of unities with high covid danger, and they are santa clara, napa, and solano. up until yesterday, there were no counties on that list.

>> learning was disrupted by the pandemic. but not evenly. according to a peer research center, homework apps stand out in lower income households, long behind because of a lack of technology home. >>, -- today marks the first day -- 100 days since the invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin has outspent ukraine, but they have support from the u.s. and nato. next ukrainian president thanked the u.s. for sending rocket systems to his country, saying they will help save the lives of our people and protect our land. in addition to weaponry, the fight in administration -- the bind administration announced other sanctions print they are targeting officials close to vladimir putin. >> our goal is to do everything we can to bring this war to an end. to diminish the violence and to put an end to the conflicts that is needless to begin with. >> and started the war,

president biden has been talking to other world leaders to develop a response. nato officials say the unprecedented level of support by the u.s. and its allies is making a difference on the battlefield every day. >> thank you. do something pre-that is the message from president biden pretty once a ban on assault opens. >> the demand comes just days after he met with the families of those killed in texas. 19 children and two teachers were killed, and their loved ones want to see change. >> we have one message. do something. we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. if we cannot ban assault weapons, then we should raise the age to purchase them. from 18 to 21. strengthen background checks, and act safe laws and red flag was, repealed the immunity that protects gun manufacturers from liability, address the mental health crisis.

>> in the house, a vote is expected on a package of gun reform. it is expected to pass, but it will be a challenge in the senate where it faces a filibuster. >> a threat against a high school is deemed to be referencing a different school. not one in the local area. police notified a threat of violence at the high school for later in the month. investigators now believe that the suspect threatened school was not a californian, and the reference was not a high school located aloma. they wanted to notify the community to make sure that residents that police were aware of the dental threat. >> where is alexis. police are hoping 100,000 dollars will motivate somebody to come forward and help them answer the question. investigators believe her ex-boyfriend killed her. now, he is dead after lunging at an officer who tried to arrest them out of seattle. >> here is a reporter.

>> we have no idea he was capable of doing something like this. to her. >> after months of searching, the family finally has some answers. police say an arrest warrant was issued, the boyfriend. he was charged for the murder of the young woman in jamie. >> marshall jones is a 27-year-old male and a resident of antioch. he killed alexis at his home on january 26. >> the police chief says jones, who is living in washington, was killed by officers as they attempted to arrest him. >> we did not want him dead. we wanted him arrested to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet him face-to-face we wanted to look him in the eye and ask him why. ask him where is alexis.

>> police say they still have not located alexis his body. but after months of examining digital and forensic evidence, there was enough to connect into the murder. we had evidence including phone intercept recordings, and we had surveillance footage. cell phones, dna, >> jones is the last person seen before the dispense. despite mounting evidence linking him to the crime, the chief says it took months to piece together the data before interest warning to be issued. >> we understand the death impacts and investigated avenue for spirit but we are still determined to continue our investigation. >> alexis has said that despite the news, this is not closure. >> we need to find her first. before there's closure. >> were not giving up. she will remain alive in our lives. until we find her. >> will continue to find her.

>> we want her back pay >> oakley, abc7news. >> pride parade reversal. the group marching after last-minute compromise. >> a 2022 nationals spelling bee champion. the winning round that was like nothing we've seen before. but first, the weather. >> 20. the time is 5:30 a.m.. we are seeing a live look on this camera. we could see a marine layer, and it is even more expansive. a lot of us are waking up to that june gloom. temperatures will be colder later on, because of the increased presence of the marine layer. let's talk the temperatures. a couple layers with you as you step outside. we are slow to warm as the morning goes on. 50's and 60's for much of the morning, and into the afternoon, the warmest spots will go into the 70's. pretty close to where we should be, but it is colder compared to our warm weather yesterday. highs to finish of the week, and

colder. it is breezy. 62 and city. we have some afternoon sunshine. 66 in oakland, and 75 in san jose. 73 in santa rosa, 74 concord, and 73 in fairfield. live doppler 7. we are tracking wet weather for part of our we can. there is a cold front right now, but that is just beginning to move to the west coast. an area of low pressure that will push through, and the front will move through late tomorrow. into sunday. colder weather, but also a chance of a white shark. bring in the storm impact scale. it is the first weekend of june, but we can get some wet weather in june, so saturday night into sunday, light to moderate showers, and highs in the note bay. thankfully, we will briefly reduce the threat. not everyone is going to see the weather. we will timeout the rainfall coming up in nine minutes. first, less a good morning. lessee what traffic is doing. next the morning. we are following the crash, but it is one lane. a big rake and another car.

past abernathy road, the offramp, it is around 60 miles per hour. beyond that spot, everything is looking nice and clear as you can tell from her drive times. rena is good news. a live look at the creek, showing 80. it is traveling southbound for you. we have not seen this stretch get packed like we normally do run 9 a.m., so we will check in on that for you, we will wrap up with a live look at the bay bridge. it is very foggy this point.

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>> harm reduction services. more than 200 people have been referred to substance abuse treatment. >> parents are calling for a district superintendent to be removed. they say that malloy failed to give a story after these photos on social media showing people posing with a head. the mannequin skin is tan, and it was a gift, several years ago, that became a good left turn. parents say that the mother did not make the team, and spread a rumor on racist acts. they say the superintendent failed to get the whole story

and facilitated the bullying of the team. >> he was a permanent fixture on the team. she was used respectfully, and by students of all ethnic background. she came to all of the games and was treated with love ask superintendent says that the district understands there was no malicious intent. the mascot is regardless of why it existed, and it cannot continue. >> the san francisco police will march in the pride parade after all. the mayor made an announcement. a new agreement allows officers who are on duty to march in the parade in uniform. other officers and personnel will have to wear casual clothes. the parade organizers banned uniformed officers from participating after an incident 2019 where it was delayed because of pride marchers getting arrested. there was more controversy when she sided with police. but yesterday, she apologize for

only listening to one side of the debate. >> i apologize. of course, it is not recognizing the pain that i know some feel as a result of their own interactions and engagement with law enforcement. >> this compromise is only good for the parade. talks are ongoing about what to do for next year's event did >> do this morning, the job market continues to grow, despite fears of a slowdown. the labor department released a jobs report. the unemployment rate remains 2.6%. 290,000 jobs were added. the trend is snapped of 13 straight months of more than 400,000 jobs being added. we will see how wall street will react when the markets open. >> inflation is hitting american wallets hard.

on top of the rise in prices, interest rates are low. this is making it hard for savings to keep up. here is the reporter with more. >> inflation is skyhigh. if you have money parked in a traditional savings account, you will be earning less than nothing. you are losing money. >> the value of how far your dollar and stretch is diminishing it it sits in a plain-vanilla savings account. >> if you had a dollar in the bank account, and you saved it, with inflation hovering over 8%, the dollar is closer to $.92. typically, when they raise interest rates, the savings rates also increase. >> while we have seen mortgages and loans and credit cards increase as far as apr interest rates, we have not seen upward movement in the savings landscape. >> there are a few tips on how

you can make the most of your savings right now. >> compare interest rates and digital banks. >> there are a lot of competitors right now. they are vying for our savings dollars. >> many of them offer better savings rates. >> number two, look for signing bonuses. >> if you are new, you may get a welcome sign on bonus. it is you an immediate boost to your savings account. to number three, don't use bonds. >> they are government backed securities. they adjust twice a year to mimic inflation and right now, it is earning well over 9%. >> when deciding if it is right for you, even mind, you cannot touch the money for one year. abc news, new york. >> there is a new national spelling bee champion. the crowning came with high drama.

>> last night, in eighth grader from san antonio texas became one of the first ever spell offs. she spelled 21 words correctly and 90 seconds. we talked on gma about how she stayed so cool under pressure. >> honestly, i think for me, it is about getting into a mindset where i have that columnists, so i can focus on the words, rather than get stressed out. i was a little tense, but it definitely was difficult, but i think i focused on the words to plow through. >> if you watch the interview, it includes how the spelling queen prepared for the competition. it is at 7:00 after abc 7. >> i like spelling queen. >> queen vee. >> have you done one? >> not at that level it i worked and i cover that. listen. they are serious. i haven't dealt with this level of stress.

but they were like practicing. one interview, and h. money. on it. on it. just on it. >> they invented a lot of things, but spelling, 90% of my searches are spelling a word. to make sure it is right. you know. available is spelled wrong. why? available. >> i cannot spell guaranteed. >> oh. >> i get mixed up. yes. what's a word? >> he's perfect. i can spell it. >> i questioned earlier if there was doughnut or not it's both. both are acceptable. the dou gh was the first. it evolved into dou and d.

spelling. congratulations. you are the winner of the abc 7 spelling challenge. is that happening? >> don't for people. fog is what we have. east bay camera, and the re-layers with us. it will bring a cooler day. areas of fog along the coast. we are talking about a half day. less than a mile. i would not be surprised there is coastal drizzle, so there is later today. we are tracking some light showers. we will show you the timeline is second. some heat is coming back to it it looks like it is going to hang around for sometime. 50's and 60's out there this morning. later on today, fair amount of cloud cover hangs with this close to the coast. away from the coast you will see cloudy skies. it will feel colder compared to yesterday. 60's and 70's for the afternoon

high. an overnight high will keep the marine layer with a straight we will see that in the 50's as we head to the complete list talk about the we can. much of saturday is totally dry. a cloudy day. by the evening, as the sun goes down, we will track and chance of showers in the north day. the best chance seems to be santa rosa to the north. a chance on saturday night. even on sunday morning, the north is the best chance of finding wet weather, but as we go throughout the morning, 10:00 the morning, everyone has a good chance of seeing elaine chao or, but this entire system is out of here by the afternoon, so we should finish me sunshine. here's the forecast. colder and breezier today. clouds. there is a level 1 chance of a shower. out of here with sunshine and sweet. it will warm up with temperatures feeling like summer. >> thank you. at 6:00, noon neighbors after an announcement, but they are adding new bakeries. one of them features four-legged

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>> it is a mammoth operation. it is credited with the first commercially sold pumpkin beer. beverages were distributed in 46 states. >> the county fair is kicking off tomorrow at the san mateo event set up all of the traditional food, carnival rides, entertainment, they are ready to go. it is a nine-day event. the ribbon-cutting and ceremony is at 11 a.m. tomorrow, and that is followed up i commodore. at 0. concerts aree with your >> that school. >> much warmer as we go on. heat returns, especially on wednesday and thursday. this morning, it is all about cool temperatures. areas of dense fog are close to the coast. with that marine layer and onshore breeze picking up the day, we are slow to warm this morning, so take layers with you outside as we go through 10:00 a.m..

you can see we are only in the 50's, if not 60, if we go in the afternoon, there is a much colder bay area. we have colder area moving in, 60's and 70's later on today. here's a live doppler 7. one of the reasons we are holding off is through the cold front moving in. showers are moving in, but as it moves through the bay area, there will be a light sprinkle on the storm impact scale. there is a level 1 storm on sunday morning. the best chance for finding that weather will be in the north bay. thankfully, it will briefly reduce the fire, thanks to the weather. >> new at 6:00, a new candidate for san francisco supervisors who could make history. >> masks are back on. the first bay area county that reinstates its mass mandate. base covering starting again today. >> a live look outside.

it is foggy out there. we will be right back.

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california reinstating it in public places. reggie: urgent plea for action, for gun reform measures. kumasi: after a pretty tough foss, the workers fought the celtics in game one of the finals. they look to even the series this weekend. reggie: good morning on this friday, june 3. drew: the bay bridge shrouded in fog. we have areas of dense fog near the coastline this morning. half moon bay down three quarters of a mile. we have some cloud cover, but visibility elsewhere is much better. temperatures now generally in the 50's and mid 60's as you step outside. here is a live look at the exploratorium camera, showing you the skyline of san francisco kind of chopped in half. that june gloom. cloudy skies. it is a cooler afternoon areawide. we will go to the 60's