reggie: 33% of the estimated total vote voted to have him recalled with 39% saying no. kumasi: speaking with supporters after the results came in, he made it clear that he is not going to stop fighting for restorative justice. >> he's the first district attorney to be recalled in san francisco history. while the recall succeeded he did declare victory saying, this is a movement, not a moment in

history. >> i want to be very clear about what happened tonight. the right wing billionaires outspent us three to one. they exploited an environment in which people are greatly upset. voters were given an opportunity to voice their frustration and outrage and they took that opportunity. kumasi: mayor london breed will choose his replacement 10 days after the board of supervisors declares the election results. voters will elect a new district attorney in november. reggie: recall voters said they are ready for a change in the das office. >> are not the least bit surprised. the san franciscans have been overwhelmingly supportive of real responsible criminal justice reform. reggie: critics said he is too

soft on crime and lenient with his sentencing. they said despite the recall, san francisco remains a leader nationwide and progressive criminal justice were they called the vote of course correct for the city, not swing to the right. kumasi: governor newsom defeated of recall effort in september and last night he crushed a field of nearly two dozen primary challengers. you can see right now 56% voting for the governor. he is likely to face republican state senator brian talley in november. governor newsom appointee is expected to advance to the november general election. reggie: the race for mayor with seven candidates looking for a win there. cindy chavez in the lead with

39% of the vote with 92% of the estimated total vote now in. despite some big races in the south bay, voter turnout was really low. that means fewer than 200,000 ballots were returned out of more than a million. those who took the time to vote in this election cycle say it's a privilege they could not pass up. >> have my voice heard and hopefully see some change. >> i want to provide a solution for homeless. we have people who are mentally ill. reggie: the next date out of santa clara county expected by 5:00 p.m. today. kumasi: voters overwhelmingly approved moving the mayoral elections in order to post -- boost voter turnout. this is the measure that will align the mayoral elections with

presidential election years. supporters say this would increase voter turnout among underrepresented groups like minorities and women but opponents are concerned that local issues will be lost the national debate during presidential elections. reggie: robert bob johnson currently in the lead with 34% of the vote and 90% of the total vote. we will take a look at the santa clara county district attorney's race. jeff rosen up 59% over daniel chung. kumasi: voters in several bay area counties have a district race on the ballot. here's a look at the votes in alameda county. alameda county will be getting its first black da so this is a really historic race. it looks like pamela christ is

leading terry riley. diana becton is in the lead right now and this is 100% of the estimated total vote. incumbent christian abrams is running against one opponent. 60% of the estimated total vote being reported right now. reggie: voters will replace -- a on who is going to replace jackie speier. you can find all the results from the election. we will have the latest available online at abc7news/election. kumasi: survivors and families of the dems from the uvalde -- victims from the uvalde mass shootings will testify before congress. reggie: how much did warriors fans have to pay to see game

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drew: a live look showing a beautiful sunrise. also a bit breezy out there. 15 to 20 miles per hour so that onshore flow will be with us again today. that will help keep temperatures on the comfortable side. you may be able to get rid of it especially away from the coast already into the 70's. our warm response once again going into the 70's and 80's. near 70 in the city. 77 palo alto. we are not excessively hot. 85 in napa. temperatures take off tomorrow and then accelerate on friday good and excessive heat watch will be in effect for a large portion of the bay area. we will take a look at how hot you get friday afternoon coming up in nine minutes. >> we are starting off with a sig alert on northbound 101 four

ellis street. we have a second crash in san jose. they have adjusted the location to around the 280 interchange. six cars are involved in that crash. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see that back up is building. very different story at the golden gate bridge. nice and clear. kumasi: olympic gymnast taking on the fbi. the bombshell lawsuit unveiled this morning and why they want a billion dollars in damages. reggie: thousands of fans are expected to cheer on the what you should know if you plan on heading down there. kumasi: we are taking a live kumasi: we are taking a live look at the sunrise this ♪ this is the moment. for a brand new treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema.

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she is expected to recount how she had to cover herself and her classmates blood and play dead in order to survive. >> my mother's life mattered and your actions here today tell us how much it mattered to you. kumasi: there are efforts underway right now to advance gun-control bills. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has expressed openness to raising the age tobiah semi-automatic rifle from 18ro o are aiming to ve a compromise on a narrow set of proposals by the end of the week. the warriors are in boston for game three and four of the nba finals and the team is hosting two huge watch parties at chase center.

abc reporter ryan curry live with the preview of the game tonight. >> if you are not one of the lucky ones to actually be in boston, this is the next best place to watch the game. chase center is going to be rocking this evening. they are going to hopefully will the team onto a much needed win in boston. sometimes fans have not allowed outside. they have had to close it off to stop letting fans in in a few of them paid a lot of money for it. the warriors decided to open up chase center for fans to gather in the center of the arena. the community that will gather here tonight will hopefully send

good energy to the team back east. we know the warriors have to get at least one when on the road in boston >> usually you have to get of road when to complete the mission. this is not a new scenario for us. it comes down to just playing that basketball that allows us to be successful. >> if boston can do it so can golden state. tickets for the watch party are only 25 bucks. the outdoor watch party is free but you have to reserve a place. the crucial message to fans is arrive early. we know it's going to be crowded. we have seen it happen in the past and that is what they are expecting again tonight for this watch party. it's going to be a crowded one but it's still going to be fun.

reggie: warriors fans who traveled to boston to seeing the games are paying some big bucks. the cheapest seats at td garden are nearly -- there are nearly twice as many fans buying tickets compared to massachusetts fans who traveled to the game here in san francisco. only 9% of tickets sold or fans based in california. our coverage starts 5:00 tonight. keep it here on abc 7 for after the game. people are going to be sitting at that meeting stop. drew: if it goes to game seven and someone offered you a ticket

for $500. jobina says yes. kumasi: yes. why is it even a question? reggie: you know how i am with sports. it's on at home. you know what i do? i always turn into the fourth quarter. kumasi: it is a whole move. it is an experience. reggie: i have been there. i don't deserve that seat. i will bring it down. someone else who really is a huge fan should be there. drew: mom and dad are fighting. kumasi: you are worthy. they have nice bathrooms, too. reggie: they do have nice bathrooms. kumasi: you are going.

if i hear you say no to a game seven ticket, we might not be friends. reggie: i would give it to you. i would give it to jobina. she is the biggest fan. kumasi: you are not worthy anymore. [laughter] drew: we are soaked in sunshine this morning. it's the last comfortably warm day of the week today. we will have an excessive heat watch friday afternoon. winds will be breezier but onshore winds keep us comfortable later on this afternoon gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. it's warm and sunny in the 70's and 80's. we will fall back into the 50's under partly cloudy skies. we begin to warm up.

widespread 90's in our warmest spots inland and then on friday here that excessive heat watch. we expect several cities to meet or exceed 100°. widespread 80's and 90's. sunny and warm today. heating up tomorrow. starting off the weekend already warm. we will cool off noticeably by sunday and then we are back into the 90's by tuesday of next week. reggie: gma is coming up. >> that high-stakes hearing on capitol hill. the families and survivors of the uvalde and buffalo mass shootings are calling on congress to ask including an 11-year-old from robb elementary that survived. gas prices nearing a national average of five dollars a gallon.

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the women's attorneys say the fbi's failure allowed nasser to target women and girls for more than a year before action was taken. nasser was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. he is also serving a 60 year sentence in federal prison on child photography charges. reggie: twitter is refusing a request from the january 6 house committee. twitter is asserting a first amendment right in response to this request. community members believe that he chat logs show how pro-trump extremism contributed to the right at the capital. kumasi: the marvel universe is first muslim superhero is making her debut today. she has trouble fitting in until

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: jason booting ousted. a successful recall against the san francisco district attorney. how he is responding to the results. kumasi: analysts are predicting a record low number of ballots turned in. why they say voters may not have gone to the polls. reggie: here's a look at for

some reason the producers of abc 7. reggie: -- kumasi: one more time. let's run it back. it takes a village. good morning everybody. drew: look how many people help us out to make this show possible. people don't realize. good morning. we are waking up the 50's and 60's right now. 60 and san jose. you can get rid of the jacket pretty quickly today. it's another day where we are comfortably warm. we are going into the 70's and 80's with a bit of a breeze. tomorrow and friday temperatures

really heat up. we are to talk more about the summer heat that is finishing out the week and about nine minutes. reggie: we have been monitoring the results in the election. jobina: we are going to start with a gubernatorial race. governor newsom did very well. this is looking at statewide. if you zoom into our area, he did even better. he did the best in san francisco county and then the republican here with 6.8%. you can see that he did much better statewide. bringing the attorney general race, rob wanted did great with

50 4.8% for the democrats. this is very interesting looking at the republicans and who he will face in november because it is very close. 16.6% for eric carle. eric early bumps of to 10.6%. 8.3% for nathan hodgman. 7.8% for eric carle and. district 15 to replace congresswoman jackie spear is being watched very closely. 0. we will see how this goes because it does shift a little bit as we get closer and scroll down. we are seeing kevin mullin in the lead.

reggie: san francisco has voted to recall chesa boudin. she was elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. recall proponents say the city does need reform but she wasn't that she adequately prosecuting criminals. >> we have already won because we have shown san francisco in the world that we do not need to rely on fear mongering or exploitation of tragedy to build safety. we have already won because even as our juvenile population -- incarceration population fell by 50% and our state prison population fell by 30%, crime rate stayed flat or decline. reggie: mayor london breed will

approve a new district attorney. this is shaping up to be an election with very low voter turnout. just 16% of registered voters have turned in ballots. the numbers are slightly higher in the bay area. in san francisco about 25% of voters participated. officials in santa clara county say by the time all the votes are counted, it will be a bit higher. >> it's been quiet. right now we are only at 17% from this morning. we're hoping to get 35 to 45 by the end of the election. reggie: they estimate 90% of residents use mail-in ballots so there's typically low turnout for in person voting. exact totals will be available later this morning.

you can get updated election results on this page. kumasi: former first lady of san francisco genomes county has died. she was the widow of former san francisco mayor george ms. cooney. she remained active in civic life after his assassination in 1978. abc7news originals documentary covers the assassination of schiavone and supervisor harvey milk. reggie: moderna says it appears its revised booster works better against omicron. new booster offers a times more antibodies one month after being injected in the current vaccine.

bojana plans to report more data later in the summer with hopes to have the booster available later this fall. kumasi: knew details on a family-run bay area business accused of human trafficking and labor scheme. the family operated six adults and child care facilities. investigators saved from 2008 to 2018, members of the family forced employees to work long hours and live in the care homes, making them sleep on floors and in garages and some were raped. many of the victims were threatened with deportation. three members of the family were convicted.

reggie: the judge sentenced him into 100 hours of community service and a year of age authorities say her suv accelerated into the crosswalk in september, hitting and killing the crossing guard at stanley middle school. kumasi: san rafael schools are paying to settle in simples discrimination lawsuit. the former principal is claiming that the maastricht demoted him because of his race and advocacy for latino students. the district denied any wrongdoing but agreed to the settlement. most of the costs will be covered by insurance. the biden administration is unveiling a plan to deal with pandemics of the future. it comes as the president is flying to los angeles today for the summit of the americas.

the plan aims to help the u.s. prepare for pandemics and emergencies. it also aims to address the gaps in health care and accessibility for marginalized groups. plan would be fully implemented by 2030. reggie: san francisco board will be welcome in its first new domestic airline in years. breeze is a startup from the former jetblue founder. the airline is flying out of larger airlines. it's the first new airline to fly out of sfo since virgin america. when airline is giving you a discount to fly to most major cities later this year. kumasi: here's a live look at the big board on the u.s. stock exchange.

reggie: gas prices surging all across the bay area. don't forget you can watch us for full extra hour now. download it now. drew: partly cloudy skies this morning. likely gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour in this breeze keeps us on the comfortable side. he will lose it tomorrow by friday excessively hot temperatures away from the coast. warm and sunny today. 80's and our warmest spots inland. today is the last comfortably warm day. temperatures go even hotter friday. an excessive heat watch will go into effect at 11:00 a.m. friday

for a large portion of the bay area for the risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. we will preview the weekend coming up. jobina: we have a sig alert where following in sunnyvale right now. this is going to be on northbound 101.

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reggie: the ballots are in. the voters have spoken. it's shaping up to be an extremely down year for election to -- turnout. joining us live is political pollster paul mitchell. we've got to start with chesa boudin. this is making headlines across the country. they are calling it the democratic civil war. chesa boudin is out this one wasn't even close. let's talk about these numbers. >> the pulling in this contest shows that chesa boudin was far behind the recall. in the last couple days before the election there was one pull that showed it tightening up.

the reality is this is the second big recall and san francisco. it's also a precursor to potentially what might happen in los angeles with the potential recall against george gascon and they were battles around public safety. in san joaquin, kings county. there were a lot of parts of the state that don't get the spotlight that were having these issues come to the fore. it's being even more polarized now with things like recalls. reggie: the mayor's race plays into that narrative. karen bass has had her name thrown around for every possible position including the

possibility that some people thought she was going to replace kamala harris. now she's trying to be mayor and she is behind a billionaire former republican. >> it's a really interesting race. karen bass has been around. she went back down to los angeles and ran for and won a congressional district. she was touted as a potential vice presidential candidate when biden had clarified a set of five or 10 people he was looking at. when kamala harris was appointed as his vice presidential running mate, she was seen as being a top presidential candidate for the u.s. senate race. at this point in time she is behind rick caruso who put over $40 million into advertising in

l.a. and quickly shot up in the polls as the big front runner. there are about a million ballots still to be counted. it depends on how those late ballots break. a lot of voters in l.a. had many choices on the more progressive side between her, kevin de leon, other candidates that were trying to buy for that second spot. it kind of coalesced in the last week or so. it's possible that a lot of late deciding voters will end up going her way and she could be the top vote getter it's all said and done. what's most important is that in rest -- in that race if someone had gotten 50%, it would be over. no one got 50%. hopefully with the larger electorate that's more representativef othe city

instead of having a quarter of the elect. come in a general election we expect a much fuller participation from people who missed primary elections. reggie: we will be voting to replace the da just voted out. this is for a well-publicized recall. 18% in the state. what does that say? >> we want to hesitate in calling it turnout yet. the county registrars were able to tabulate all the vote by mail that had been signature verified and processed. they were able to tabulate

almost all of the in person votes. gubernatorial primaries generally are between 35 and 27% turnout so it is indicative of the type of election. we have a much larger registration population. lots more voters even though the percentage might be about the same. reggie: thanks for all your insight. want to get away? southwest airlines offering 40% off lights in late summer and early fall. that deal is only good until tomorrow. august 16 to november 5. several major cities including the bay area as well as hawaii are part of that deal. as always you will be able to

bring two free checked bags on board. kumasi: we already knew california had the highest gas prices in the country. it is now a full two dollars higher than the national average. here's a look at some of the prices across the bay area. in san francisco it is slightly lower. the lowest price in the bay area is 6.40 dollars a gallon in vallejo. we spotted prices in menlo park ranging from $7.45 a gallon to $7.99 a gallon. reggie: at tonight's game three of the nba finals. the series is tied right now. thousands of fans will be heading to chase center tonight for watch parties inside and outside of the arena.

ryan curry has more on with the players are saying about winning on the road. >> the players are acting cool and collected. their overall goal is to try to get at least one road playoff victory. hey had that experience so that is their goal and fans at chase center will be doing their best to will their team on to a victory. i spoke with the director of ticket sales. he didn't realize how popular those outdoor watch centers -- outdoor watch parties were all throughout the metro. tickets for the inside party are going for $25. the warriors ask that you

register ahead of time. the biggest message is it will be crowded so arrive early if you are attending. the team know they are -- the position they are in. >> find a way to get it done and be in hostile environments where you get tested, you get pushed. our experience kind of shows at the right time. in this situation it's a must to win a championship. >> doors to the chase center willow in one hour prior to the game. they want you to come early because it will be crowded. boston got a win on the road and now the warriors are going to hopefully do the same to get momentum back in their favor to see if they can win the

championship. and a cool moment. the buses carrying team employees that will be on their way to boston just left and i was able to catch a few of them while they were leaving. they are so excited to cheer on their team and hopefully that's the message we can share here as well. reggie: that is cool. i'm excited for them. kumasi: we are living a life of warriors luxury. my friends at mace on verbena are sharing these warriors french macron. they have a champagne ganache with an oedipal shell. >> that better still be there by the time i get back.

>> i'm ready for it. drew: you know i don't like mike rounds. -- mac around -- macarons. reggie: also macarons and macaroons are different. look it up. drew: what was the flavor? reggie: champagne. kumasi: this is almost like having courtside seats. >> similar vibes but not similar price.

drew: we are heating up tomorrow. we have an excessive heat watch for friday. 70's and 80's. we will find temperatures falling into the 50's under partly cloudy skies. we are tracking our warmest spots in the 90's. widespread 90's meeting or exceeding 100 degrees. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. we start out pretty warm on saturday but turned much cooler on sunday before temperatures start to climb early next week. kumasi: the effort to reduce our wildfire risk is underway. sparks have shown deadly wildfires.

>> we are doing everything we can to stop wildfires. the lines are underground. kumasi: pg&e's goal is to bury power lines. it is currently costing about $3.5 million. we will be right back.

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kumasi: here's the seven things to know this morning. san francisco voters recall district attorney chesa boudin. he will be leaving office after the board of supervisors certifies the election results. mayor breed will appoint his replacement. reggie: governor newsom has easily advanced to gubernatorial election. a full election results at abc7news.com/election. reggie: -- kumasi: survivors of mass shootings will be testifying before congress, house committee on gun violence. reggie: the nba final shifts to boston for game three. watch parties are being held inside and outside the chase center. tipoff is at 6:00 and our coverage starts at 5:00. drew: it is warm today. even hotter weather arrives tomorrow. we are into the 70's by

lunchtime. 70's and 80's away from the coast. jim buss: the sig alert we were following has expired. kumasi: taco bell defy is now open in minnesota. the fast food chain says it's part of its goal to create a two minute or less drive through experience. reggie: this is my favorite story of the day. kumasi: want? reggie: because i love ridiculous things. it's called defy which reminds me of defying gravity which reminds me of wicked. it reminds me of drew. do you see the loop that i'm in? kumasi: how did wicked lead to drew? reggie: because.

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