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 and 70's.

we still have an onshore breeze gusting. the weekend does get a chance of showers. we will detail that in about eight minutes. kumasi: messing up again indoors in alameda county. a few hours ago, the county became the first in the bay area and the state to reinstate its mask mandate. amy hollyfield is life with more on the decision. amy: i wonder if everyone was so distracted with the warriors game yesterday that they missed this announcement in alameda county. everyone we have seen walking into the safeway has not had a mask on. they do not have a sign up at the store yet. i talked to an employee who did not even know it had gone into effect. this is brand-new, where it seems to be spreading slowly in alameda county. mandates are back, even though they were dropped february once the omicron surge calmed down. but alameda county is now bringing back the mandate because of a of covid cases and hospitalizations.

this county now has more new cases every day than they had during last summer's delta surge. county health officer has not said how long the mandate will be in place. it sounds like it won't be for long. >> this is intended to be a short-term measure to get this wave under control. we will lift it as soon as we can. amy: there are some exceptions. this will not apply to schools. they also won't require masks on performers who are on stage. they also say if you are at the gym and you are swimming or showering, you won't have to wear a mask. if you work alone in a closed office or a room, you also won't be were wired to wear one. this does not apply to berkeley. that city has its own health department. reporting live in pleasanton, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: masks will also be required on ac transit buses. the system removed that requirement in april after a judge struck down the federal

mandate for public transportation. face masks and hand sanitizer are free for everybody to use. the latest covid-19 updates and headlines -- just go to abc7news. kumasi: president biden appealed to tighten the gun restrictions one day after four people were shot and killed at a tulsa, oklahoma medical center. this is coming as congressional leaders are debating new gun legislation. jobina: president biden says the families who have lost family members in shootings are demanding congress do something about guns right now. airing his address to the nation last night, there were 56 candles behind the president, one for each u.s. territory and state touched by gun violence. the president called for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. he also pushed for enhanced background checks along with red flag and safe storage laws.

pres. biden: for god sake, do something. after columbine, sandy hook, charleston, orlando, las vegas, parkland -- nothing has been done. this time, that can't be true. jobina: on capitol hill, a house committee approved a bill that would raise the age limit to 21 to buy semiautomatic rifles and tighten regulation of so-called ghost guns and bump stocks. that bill is up for a full vote in the house next week but has little chance of passing in the senate. on the senate side, the partisan talks continue with momentum going on policies that could earn support from both parties, the details are not known right now. kumasi: new details on san francisco's embattled laguna honda hospital. ceo michael phillips has stepped down after two years on the job. the facility had a series of violations and state and federal

regulators threatened to cut funding. hospital workers are trained to recertified together. san francisco health network will be serving as interim ceo. reggie: dr. charles wong donated money to the hospital in chinatown, which will help it finish several projects. >> this is the result of a major effort by one doctor for the purposes of securing the resources that will allow the hospital to complete all the things it needs to do. reggie: most of the money will create new programs and upgrade infrastructure. kumasi: the warriors are looking to bounce back on sunday after

falling a game in the nba finals. last night, they were leading by 12 points going into the fourth, but boston got pretty hot. they outscored 20-16. the warriors take a 1-0 seriously. -- series lead. >> it was a tough loss, squandering a 15 point lead. it is not the end of the world. we will regroup tomorrow. we will have a much better effort on sunday. >> figure out the ways we can stop them from getting those threes. we pretty much dominated the game for the first 41, 42 minutes. it will be fine. kumasi: the game is sunday night at 5:00 p.m. at chase center. reggie: for three quarters, most of the nation thought the warriors were going to cruise to victory, and then they looked stunned, wondering, what happened?

>> we were up. we just cannot do it. i don't know. >> what happened? i don't know? what happened in the fourth quarter? >> their defense stopped us cold. and turnovers. absolutely, the turnovers sucked. reggie: fans are optimistic about the rest of the series and that the warriors will bounce back in game two. abc 7 the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. you can watch the warriors try to redeem themselves during game to. it is nba countdown at 4:30 and game to tips off at 5:00. stay here after the game, around 8:00. kumasi: plover protection -- the north bay beach during the summer. reggie: courthouse closures. deputies may be removed, and how it could lead to serious issues. drew: we are tracking the chance

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drew: the big take away -- it is a cooler day compared to yesterday. cloutier skies because of the marine layer. 60's and 70's later today. here is live doppler 7. the cold front is already bringing showers to parts of the pacific northwest. this front beginning to enter northern california this morning. it will cross the bay area late tomorrow night into sunday morning. it does bring a chance of light showers. the best bet of rainfall will be in the north bay. saturday night into sunday, rainfall estimates are highest in the north bay. outside of the north bay, those numbers fall off. i think we will see some drizzle in the city and the east bay sunday morning. i think this weather is going to fall apart as it moves south. do not be surprised early sunday morning to find a little bit of rain. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we are going to start with a car fire we are following in dublin right now that is causing a little bit of a slowdown.

this is northbound 680 to the east bound 580 connector ramp. heads up to you if that is part of your commute this morning. our problem spot is not the bay bridge toll plaza. but once you continue onto the bridge and make your way into san francisco, check this out. a life picture -- so much fog. waze partners reporting it is very dense as you enter the tunnel. be aware, and also at the golden gate bridge if you are making your way out of san francisco from the north bay. kumasi: the controversial ride being revamped at disneyland. reggie: the collectible sneaker warriors fans are hoping to get their hands on. we're some lucky fans found them. kumasi: and as we head to the break, we are taking a live look outside. looking amazing hunting across looking amazing hunting across the bay bridge right now why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control?

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social stars influenced it's fire! the new jala-bac burger. now with free delivery. only at denny's. kumasi: some courthouses in santa clara county might have to close because of staffing issues. we received a letter that a sheriff sent to the court. smith says she will be removing deputies. smith said her office is dealing with a shortage of deputies, and

those who are left have been working overtime at the courthouses since october. one attorney says the move 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 can call into the clerk's office? that is going to be a big problem for all the people who are affected. kumasi: one of the judges responded, saying there are no plans to close any courthouse. the judge said she would work with the court to create solutions. if you are planning to visit portray speech over the summer, from now until september 5, the beach area from the north parking lot will be closed to the public to protect the western snowy plover during its breeding season. reggie: we are getting information about when disneyland and disney world will revamped the splash mountain rides. they will be re-themed based on the movie the princess and the frog. we knew that.

yesterday, the actor who voiced princess tiana and is working on the project, spoke about it on "live with ryan and kelly." >> i have been involved in the beginning talking about what we wanted to do. but if i were to tell you anything else, i would be sucked into the ground and you would never see me again. reggie: abc 7's parent company, disney, first announced the plans months ago. the current theme is based on the film "song of the south." disney has not announced the opening date, so she might disappear into the ground, like she just said. but supposedly they will be talking about it soon. i love her, and you got me onto her series "made," which if you have not seen it on netflix --

kumasi: she is good at everything, and she went to my college. yes. reggie: i met her here in san francisco once. i stood at the stage door because she was in a musical here and i waited for her, and she was really super nice. jobina: i love it. if she is anything like her acting, this ride is about to be good. i was just on it, and it is time. reggie: it is time to change. we are ♪ almost there ♪ drew: now we need to plan the best time to go in 2024. we know reggie is a cleaner when it comes to anything. kumasi: can confirm. drew: our marine layer is with us this morning. a lot of us waking up to the june gloom. once we pull back the fog, there will be a partly cloudy day later today. it is a much cooler day, areawide.

we are tracking the showers for part of your weekend, next week is all about heat coming back. waking up to temperatures generally in the mid 50's to mid-60's this morning. our winds become more active again this afternoon. the onshore breeze helping bring out a cooler afternoon. a little bit weaker over the weekend, but still breezy on saturdays. today, it is a cooler afternoon. partly sunny skies for san francisco, half moon bay. cloudy skies, more sunshine, as you had inland. the 70's, pretty close to where we should be this time of year. overnight tonight, we will hang onto that fog. numbers generally falling into the 50's as we head into the weekend. let's talk about the weekend and the chance for some showers. i partly sunny to mostly cloudy day. any rain is in the north bay at night. i think santa rosa and points north is the best chance of

finding any showers. that does continue to early sunday morning. by daybreak, as the sun gets appear on early sunday morning, i think everybody has a chance of finding a late sprinkle. the storm system will end with a little bit of sunshine. the cooler breeze today. evening shower. a lot of cloud cover for the weekend. a morning shower before we brighten up sunday afternoon. summerlike heat makes a comeback wednesday and thursday. it is hot. the 90's return. kumasi: good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: sam champion has a look. sam: president biden's address to the nation last night -- he called for congress to take action on gun safety measures after the latest round of deadly shootings. this morning, a reality check on what congress could actually do. and the next tropical threat could be a big rain event for south florida. plus, we are live in london for day to of the queen's platinum jubilee. she is skipping the big

festivities, so we will have the i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. 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. drew: dense fog along the coast, half moon bay down to have a mile with coastal drizzle. with this marine layer and onshore breeze, we are slow to warm this morning, so take a couple of layers with you at the door. 50's and 60's by 10:00 a.m. the exploratorium camera had

some drizzle on the lens. partly cloudy skies later this afternoon. it is a cooler afternoon areawide, into the 60's and 70's. reggie: despite the tough loss, game one provided an opportunity for a local rapper who provide -- he performed at halftime. the filipino-american performer says he recognizes his response ability as a public face for the latino american community. he says the invitation alone amplifies the importance of a api -- aapi visibility. >> it is such an honor just to be able to represent for the community. and to do it on such a big stage, you know? it is the nba finals. reggie: as a lifelong warriors fan, pilo says he was beyond grateful for the opportunity. kumasi: the hottest items are some really spicy shoes, the "we

believe" edition made by underarm or, from the "we believe" era in oakland. >> they never released them. i saw them on the underarmour site. i'm really hoping to score a pair today. kumasi: we believe was modeled on the more your team that pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the nba playoffs. reggie: mojave is now officially running for district six supervisor in san francisco. this sets out a showdown with incumbent matt dorsey, got appointed by the mayor last month. if elected, mahogany would be san francisco's first transgender supervisor. she has been working in politics in the city for years, most recently as chief of staff for matt haney, who left the job and he became a state assembly member.

he pushed married to a point mahogany to replace him, but she decided on dorsey instead. i would be remiss if i did not say she was the first one to represent san francisco on "rupaul' is drag race," as a fan. kumasi: a dog can all await from ukraine. it crossed into the u.s. from mexico, in a rabies quarantine for 28 days. this past sunday, the two were reunited. as you can see, there were plenty of hugs and love. and honey mahogany was hosting the ball this weekend. reggie: he went. -- you went. kumasi: you were not here when i showed my pictures. reggie: isn't it amazing? kumasi: next year, i want the outfit. i want the whole thing. i want the glitter in the gold. reggie: i was not there, but rooster was there. kumasi: i heard.

can rooster be in it? reggie: can you imagine him? kumasi: it would be really cute. reggie: it would be. some beads, something. next at 6:30, tennis star coco gauff using her platform to call for an end to gun violence. kumasi: the message and why she says it is sitting close to home. >> the queen having to cancel a previously scheduled event in previously scheduled event in her ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. reggie: the surge in covid cases we are seeing prompting one bay area county to reinstate its indoor mask mandate. where you will need to mask up again, starting today. kumasi: platinum party, but without the queen. health concerns causing her to miss some of the festivities. reggie: you can see the june gloom is in effect and rain is on the way. drew has what you need to know for the weekend. kumasi: it is going to be clear for first friday. drew: it will be on the cool side, though. this morning, dense fog along the coast. about half spots o densg as you go about your morning. 50's and 60's out there. look at the bay bridge. we are shrouded in fog right now.

we will have morning cloud cover. it is a partly cloudy day later on. they cooler afternoon compared to yesterday, in the 60's and 70's. we will talk about the chance of rain this weekend. not a washout, but some showers in the forecast. reggie: if you are in alameda county or going there for first friday as kumasi was talking about, and i think jobina is going, you will have to wear a mask indoors again. it is a big change that is a real anomaly in the bay area and the rest of the state. amy hollyfield is in pleasanton this morning. are you seeing anyone wearing a mask? amy: not really. this is so new we even have noticed that this grocery store has not put its sign back up saying masks are required. this just went into effect at midnight. it was just announced yesterday afternoon. and everyone was distracted with the warriors game. it appears word is spreading slowly, but the health

department has put this in effect here. it won't apply to schools. it won't apply to performers who are on stage, or someone who is working alone in an office. but in most public places like stores and gyms, you will need a mask. the public health officer says while he believes this will make a big difference in the fight against covid, he won't have deputies out there aggressively enforcing this. >> if we get more people in masks, think what we will see is that we will get out of this wave faster, and we don't think that is going to require fines or penalties. amy: mask mandates were dropped in february once the omicron surge calmed down. it has been a while, but alameda county is rain this back because of a rise in covid cases and

hospitalizations. the county now has more cases every day than they did during last summer's delta surge. the mandate is intended to be a short-term measure, and he will lift it as soon he can. reporting live in pleasanton, amy hollyfield, abc 7. reggie: the white house expects shots for kids under the age of five to roll out the end of the month -- possibly june 21. five bay area counties have landed on the cdc list of communities with high covid danger. they are santa clara, marin, napa, sonoma, and solano. until yesterday, there were no california counties on the list. learning was disrupted during the pandemic, but not evenly. a homework gap stands up, with students in lower income households falling behind because of a lack of tech at home. kumasi: today marks the 100 day

invasion -- anniversary of the invasion of ukraine. jobina: in an address, president zelenskyy thanked the u.s. for sending market systems to his country, saying they will "help save the lives of our people and protect our land." the biden administration also announced another round of sanctions targeting russian government officials and others close to russian president putin. >> our goal in all of this is to do everything we can to bring this war to an end, to diminish the violence and to put an end to a conflict that was needless to begin with. jobina: since the start of the war, president biden has been talking with other world leaders to develop a coordinated response. nato officials say the unprecedented level of military support by the u.s. and its allies is making a difference on the battlefield every day. kumasi: "do something." that is the message from president biden

as he called for a ban on some weapons during an address to the nation. this comes days after he met with the families of those killed in a school massacre in texas. 19 children and two teachers were killed. their loved ones want to see change. pres. biden: they had one message for all of us -- do something. we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. if we can't ban assault weapons, we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21, strengthen background checks, enact safe storage law and red flag laws, repeal the immunity that protects gun manufacturers from liability, address the mental health crisis. reggie: in the house a vote is expected next week on a package of gun reforms. it is expected to pass there, but it's going to be a challenge in the senate, where it will likely face a filibuster. kumasi: we're learning more about the motive of a mass

shooting in tulsa, oklahoma. shooter michael lewis targeted and killed his own dark -- doctor, upset about pain after a recent back surgery. he claimed to kill dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way. he also shot to doctors -- two other doctors and a patient. he took his own life before police were able to arrest him. reggie: tennis star coco gauff is using her platform to call for an end to gun violence. she wrote on the courtside tv camera lens. instead of just her signature, she wrote "peace. end gun violence." she had friends who went to marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, friday, where a gunman killed people in 2018. she said her family encourages her to use her voice, and she

has been inspired by other athletes doing the same. kumasi: officials say a threat against a petaluma high school was actually meant for a different school. petaluma police warned people about the threat. investigators now say the suspect is in another state in the reference was to a high school that is not nearby. officials said they wanted to notify the community that the police were aware of a potential threat. reggie: good news on the baby formula shortage. the fda announced some formula being shipped here from germany should be in stores later this month. two of the 50,000 cans of nestle formula will be on store shelves and the gerber website this month and next. officials say they are evaluating options for getting nestle products in the u.s. as soon as possible. this comes as there is investigation into the closure of the avid plant -- habit plant -- abbot plant's closure by the

fda. kumasi: the 96-year-old did not attend the queen's jubilee today. >> good morning, reggie and kumasi. we did get to see the queen twice yesterday, but she is 96 years old, and today she did cancel a previously scheduled event. on this second day of the queen's platinum jubilee, a church service giving thanks for the queen's 70 years of reign at st. paul's cathedral. even harry and meghan in from los angeles to mark the occasion. the biggest disappointment was her majesty having to cancel. i think the palace released a statement saying that queen elizabeth the second did feel some discomfort as the festivities for her platinum biursday. >> thisd as e of the e sheas going

tottithows y to accept there are certain things she cannot do. that looks set to continue. >> she is still writing 70 years on the throne, but has been experiencing mobility issues. at 96 years old, the queen only appearing a few times at this four day celebration. she came up to light the tree of trees, one of more than 3000 beacons being ignited around the country and the commonwealth, from new zealand to australia. the queen also watched what is known as trooping the colour for buckingham palace, waving at her supporters from that famous balcony alongside working members of the royal family. >> the queen look beautiful. she is getting older now, but she looks fine. >> her great grandson, prince lewis, stealing the show with the many faces he made as the british royal air force flew overhead. >> it is really enjoyable to see the royal family out to celebrate this amazing celebration.

>> today's service was also the first time we saw harry, megan, kate, and will in one room. he hoped to see the queen again later this weekend, but because of her mobility issues, decisions regarding her attendance are being made at the last moment. reggie: inflation hitting everyone hard. tips on how to make the most of your savings. kumasi: the stock exchange down about 200 points right now. reggie: delicious doughnut deals. where you can find treat it's on national doughnut day. and we are live with the stars of a new disney show, the villains of valley view. running out of time to vote for names on the california falcon chicks. our expert is back with a sneak peek of the names that are winning. just hours to go before the polls close. we have our definite bias when it comes to this, which we will

reveal. our streaming newscast airs from 7:00 to 8:00 on our bay area streaming app, so get into it. drew: we do have areas of dense fog across the bay bridge this morning. some drizzle out there. it is going to lead to a cooler afternoon on the way today. take a couple of layers out the door. by 10:00 a.m., we are still basically in the 50's and 60's. we are cooler areawide compared to yesterday. we are close to where we should be this time of year, but it will feel cooler compared to yesterday. partly sunny skies close to the coast today. partly cloudy skies away from the coast. 75 in san jose. 66 in oakland. about 73 in santa rosa. doppler seven tracking a cold front that is just beginning to move in to another california

this morning. it will cross through the bay area tomorrow evening into summer morning. light to moderate showers over the weekend. the highest totals likely to be found in the north bay. with this cooler weather pattern, it does briefly reduce our wildfire threat over the weekend. we're going to talk about how much can you expect. we will find some dry period on your saturday and sunday. first, we will take a look at traffic on this friday. jobina: we are continuing to follow this car fire in dublin that is causing a bigger slowdown on northbound 680. we are seeing a slow delay. metering lights have turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are getting reports from our waze partners of dense fog on the bridge and very low visibility as you enter the tunnel if you are traveling into san francisco. really if you are in the eastbound direction, a heads up.

the chp has not issued any fog advisories, but it is out there. be prepared for it. tracy to dublin, drivetime has increased to 43 minutes -- now down i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely

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kumasi: where is alexis gabe's

body? police hope a reward helps someone come forward. investigators believe her ex-boyfriend killed her, and now he is dead after attacking the officers trying to arrest him in seattle. >> some questions answered for the gabe family, but the biggest one left unanswered, and that is, where is alexis gabe? the person who had the best knowledge of that is now dead. he saw the emotional press conference yesterday. the police chief spoke about the efforts to locate the ex-boyfriend, 27-year-old marshall curtis jones. he was located near seattle, but when police attempted to arrest him, they chart -- he charged at them with a knife. police say jones killed gabe at his antioch home on the day she was last seen. her car was located away from the home and gps tracking shows someone drove it straight from jones's house to that area. gabe's body has yet to be found.

the police chief is asking for the public's help. quite exciting for the public to get motivated to bring forth information that will tell us where we need to search. i am hoping our $100,000 reward will motivate the public to bring that information to us. >> we did not want him dead. we wanted him arrested, to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eye, and ask him why. ask him, where is alexis? >> powerful words and emotions coming from gabe's family, who are determined to keep looking for their daughter. the police officer said he strongly believes the body is still in california. he says investigators plan on speaking with other people close to jones. he thinks other people may be involved in this and know how to find her. in the newsroom, brian curry.

kumasi: parents of students on an east bay cheer squad are calling for the saddledome a superintendent to be removed. they say john malloy failed to get the whole story after photo surfaced showing california hi team members posing with a dark skinned mannequin had. the team said the mannequin's skin is tan and it was a gift several years ago that became a good luck charm. the mother of a student who did not make the team spread a rumor accusing the team of racist acts. they say superintendent malloy failed to get the whole story and facilitated bullying of the team. the superintendent says the district understands there was no malicious intent, but the existence of the unofficial mascot is wrong and cannot continue. reggie: san francisco police and mayor london breed will march in the pride parade after all. mayor breed made that announcement yesterday. a new agreement allows officers and command staff who are on duty to march in uniform.

off-duty officers and personnel will wear more casual clothing. parade organizers originally banned uniformed officers from participating after an insight in 2019 where the parade was delayed after some pride mergers who were protesting got arrested. mayor breed caused controversy when she cited with police. yesterday, she apologized for only listening to one side of this debate. mayor breed: i apologize for not also recognizing the hurt and the pain that i know some feel as a result of their own interactions and engagement with law enforcement. reggie: this compromise is only good for this year's parade. talks on where to go from here will continue for next year's event. the u.s. job market continues to grow despite fears of an economic slowdown. the liver department just released the may jobs report.

the unemployment rate remained at three point 6%. 300 90,000 jobs were added last month. that snapped the trend of 13 straight months of more than 400,000 jobs being added. inflation still hitting our wallets hard as the cost of everything is up. interest rates on savings accounts are low. that means the value of your dollar is not being maximized by traditional savings accounts. experts say there are things you can do. compare interest rates, of course, and move your money to a different bank that has better rates. check for sign-up bonuses and consider ditching the traditional savings account for bonds. consult with a financial advisor to help maximize your investments. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange trading gets underway this morning, you can see we are down about 275 points. new at 6:00, a new bakery with special treats for your pooch. the boutique is opening its second location in the city at the ferry building in the next few weeks. it will be the first pet company

at the building. the flagship store is on union street. besides healthy dog treats, the new store will have a doggy selfie zone. i don't know what that means but i am curious. they will also have dog outfits. drew: i do not know about rooster, but dapper does not like to wear outfits. reggie: rooster is down. kumasi: he looked cute in that tutu. reggie: he wore a tutu at his debutante, a pink tutu. drew: i did not go to the debutante ball. reggie: were you not on the list? i did not make it, but rooster did. it was his coming out. drew: i think i know somebody. reggie: he wore a pink tutu and a tiara.

drew: i wouldn't know. reggie: it's going to be like that? drew: i'm going to mind my business now. [laughter] i want to see a picture of this, though. we have a fair amount of fog this morning. you can see the marine layer established really well this morning, all that low cloud cover. once we get rid of the fog, partly cloudy skies later today, and this cold front we are tracking tomorrow, we will find showers for part of the weekend. next weekend, it is all about summerlike heat. wind gusting 20 to 25 mph through the afternoon. it is a cooler day, breezy. 62 in the city, 75 in san jose, 73 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, we will have the cloud cover back with us. our marine layer comes back. 50's as we head into the weekend. saturday, mostly cloudy. at night, the best chance of finding a shower is in the north bay, and that continues into the

early morning hours sunday. 2:30 in the morning, the north facing wet weather, as we had early into the morning. i sunrise, a chance areawide, but this storm system is out of here by sunday afternoon. we will likely end the weekend with some sunshine. cooler and breezy today. a class -- a chance of showers saturday night into early sunday morning. sunday afternoon, it is brighter. it is drier. next week, summerlike heat. kumasi: the san mateo county icks off tomorrow, june 4, at the san mateo event center. the traditional food, rides, and entertainment. the ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony is at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the concerts are free with your admissions ticket. reggie: there is a new national spelling championship, --

champion, and the crowning came with high drama. she is fast. you know? she is not trying to be like put it in a sentence. that is an eighth grader from san antonio, texas. that was the first ever spell off, 21 worth in just 90 seconds. she talked to cecelia vega about how she stayed cool under pressure. >> i think for me it was really just into that mindset where i have that calmness, so i can focus on the words rather than getting stressed out. i was a little tense and it was a bit difficult, but i decided to focus on the words and plow through. >> you can watch the entire interview including how the new spelling queen prepared for the competition. kumasi: you can get a deal on donuts today because it is the

first of two national doughnut days this year. the one today honors the salvation army women who served enlisted soldiers during world war i. several places are offering pre-good deals. at krispy kreme, you can get one free doughnut. or you could buy a dozen and get a dozen more for one dollar. at dunkin' donuts, you can get a free doughnut if you buy a drink. at 711, at can get involved in loyalty programs to buy one, get one free. are you surprised? reggie: you don't know where i am going? i am not going to say where are going to get this right now. i don't want anybody to be in line. want to go in there, say hello to the lady. you know where i'm going now. on seven at seven, which is coming up next if you are streaming on our app, i will barge in and distribute it no

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kumasi: masks are required again indoors in alameda county. the county now has more new

cases every day than it did during last summer's delta surge. reggie: president biden address, calling on lawmakers to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and passing background checks along with red flight and safe storage laws. kumasi: a compromise will allow as pdt march in the san francisco pride parade. on-duty officers will be allowed to march in uniform, but not off-duty officers. all officers were originally not allowed to march in uniform. reggie: the workers will try to even the series with the celtics this weekend. drew: foggy this morning. brighter skies this afternoon. cooler in the 60's and 70's. jobina: low visibility on the golden gate bridge. kumasi: a shipment of the hard "we believe" in addition shoes.

reggie: cute. would wear. drew: good morning, america. for our viewers in the west overnight, president biden addresses the nation saying now is the time to act on guns. the president addresses the nation. >> how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough? enough? his call for sweeping reform following yet another mass shooting. what we're learning about the rampage in tulsa that left four people dead. as more young victims from the uvalde school massacre will be laid to rest. the new details on both investigations and the state of play in congress. tropical storm warning. the first tropical storm of the season putting florida on alert. sam champion with the track and timing right now and the severe weather across the