reggie: hearings on the january 6 attack starting today, who is said to testify. kumasi: $184 million, how much in unpaid bridge tolls. what could be behind the backlog. reggie: the warriors drop game 3:00 a.m. boston, and one warrior is sounding off about celtics fans. kumasi: good morning. reggie: we start with a check of the weather. drew: the summer heat arrives today. right now, mainly in the 50's. 55, san jose. 59, concorde. we have plenty of stars out there on this early thursday morning. we are quickly warming up today. by noon, into the 70's and 80's. then it will be a warm to hot

day with 70's at the coast, 80's along the bay shoreline and 90's inland. the heat will ramp up tomorrow. friday, a heat advisory and excessive heat mornings for a large part of the bay area. we will talk about how hot you will get and preview the weekend forecast in a few minutes. kumasi: the house select committee investigating the attack on the capital going public with its findings. what are we expecting? >> this is the first of at least six hearings that the committee will hold. lawmakers will show never before seen material from that day into witnesses will testify. the panel say it will lay out how former president trump and allies provoked the attack and worked to turn over the election. >> the idea that this was a rowdy demonstration that spontaneously got a little bit out of control is absurd.

>> i think that people will be absolutely surprised by how much was known. >> the first witnesses are expected to be a u.s. capitol police officer who was injured in the riot, and a british filmmaker who was embedded with the far right proud boys. we will have special coverage of the hearing starring at 5:00 p.m., right after the news at 4:00 p.m. you can watch the attack on the capital, the investigation on abc7. then jeopardy and wheel of fortune will air at their normal times with a special edition of abc7 news at 8:00, followed by murder at city hall, a documentary, at 9:00 p.m. then a prior month special at 10:00 p.m. kumasi: if you have gone through a toll plaza and you have not paid the bill, you could be in for a shocking realization. there is millions of dollars in unpaid tolls and people could be

hit with fees as part of a crackdown by the bridge authority. we are at the bay bridge toll plaza with more. >> good morning. it is something drivers do not want to hear. the bridge authority says they have had a staggering amount of unpaid tolls and late fees over the last couple years. the times are reporting that they paused issues in 20 and waved at the late fees as part of the policy to move the debt to the dmv. the agency says they are getting a backlog of unpaid tolls that need to be paid and that they want to receive $50 million in unpaid tolls and levy unpaid penalties.there is urgency to do this because the dmv only accepts transactions object three years old. advocates for drivers without fast track say that drivers are being unfairly penalized because

the agency sends toll bills to under tied to registrations. sometimes addresses are not listed correctly with the dmv, and sometimes they are listed for a vehicle that has not been updated and already sold. so there are issues with that they want to see taken care of before anything goes on further, but the tollway authority would like to get money they have lost. reggie: you have been warned. if misery loves company, the chase center was the place to be last night. dub nation filled the arena, hoping for a win, but it was not meant to be. the warriors lost. tickets for game four are on sale for the watch party. watch parties are also outside. you have to preregister for those. kumasi: and going to the east coast, a diehard presence among a rowdy crowd there. we are in boston with more.

>> go celtics. reporter: in boston, the kind of night. >> the celtics killed it. reporter: for every warriors fan interview was -- >> we are hurt. >> it is ok. >> we are still going. reporter: interrupted after the game, the celtics fans living the high life as the team is now up 2-1 in the series. >> we can smile. reporter: unfortunately, boston won, but not without warriors fans from around the country and bay making the trip to boston. >> it is so special. i was really excited to come to boston because of the history and the history of the celtics. reporter: marcus has worked for the warriors for 34 years and is the director of broadcast operations. he was one of dozens of employees who were flown off to

boston, ownership offering to fly out full-time workers to go to game three or four. >> john peter has committed to the organization and employees, so we are grateful. we do not take it for granted. it is an exciting experience. reporter: the fact is, it takes four wins to take the series. while boston fans are dancing at up, dubs fans are well aware and confident. >> we are good. i am not mad about it. we had a lot more fans here than we had celtics fans, so we are not mad about it. reporter: an update to the warriors employees. they have plenty of food, went to the game, then headed back to the bay area. what a special occasion. it would have been even better with a win, special occasion nonetheless. reggie: klay thompson did not hold back his feelings when

asked about the celtics fans during game three. klay: it was not a factor. we have played in front of rude people before, dropping f-bombs with children in the crowd. real classic might the job -- real classy, good job, boston. reggie: not sure where that man is doing. thompson said he was concerned about the children watching at home and in the arena. kumasi: game four is tomorrow and abc7 is your exclusive home for the game. coverage will start at 5:00 p.m., tip-off at 6:00 p.m. lisa: being town -- drew: bean town acting up. reggie: i did not know what that lady said. the accident. drew: ibost wl ve to k. is lo out.

you can see the city -- it's clear this morning. and we are in store for a warm to hot day with modern air quality for pretty much everyone today and tomorrow. high-pressure, this is the ridge we talked about building today and tomorrow. it will supply the heat acting like a heat pump today and even into saturday. feature -- today we are quickly warming. you can get rid of your layer pretty early this morning because we will be in the 70's by 11:00 a.m. 90's make a return inland. even along the bay shoreline we will be in the 70's and 80's. 75 in the city. 81, oakland. 95, concord. 95, santa rosa. and the three day forecast, it is hot today, even hotter tomorrow. we expect triple digits to return inland. 80's and 90's at the shoreline.

an excessive heat warning in effect on friday. warm to hot on saturday. a closer look at the temperatures tomorrow and preview the entire weekend, coming up in nine minutes. but first, traffic. jobina: good morning. we have a major issue with bart. they are experiencing a computer failure, so there will be delays systemwide. this is so bad that officials are saying to seek alternate forms of transfer station. -- transportation. if you rely on bart, know that that is not working. a live look at emeryville. 80, headlights westbound. we have a wind advisory for the bay bridge if you are traveling that direction. and a look at the san mateo bridge, nice and clear. reggie: now that the recall election against the da is over,

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kumasi: a fire badly damaged a church in south bay on south 10th street. witnesses eluded police -- other police to immune success affected -- alerted police to a man suspected of starting the fire. they will host outdoor services on sunday. reggie: the mayor says people have reached out to her office to express interest in becoming the interim district attorney. she will appoint somebody to take over for chesa boudin. she says as she considers who she will appoint to take over, she is getting recommendations from many people who still have challenges with the criminal justice system. >> getting a perspective of

people from both sides is important to making a decision like this. i will say in every conversation i have had with people, they believe in a level of accountability. reggie: the mayor says the recall does not mean criminal justice reform in san francisco is going anywhere. in the south bay come a round of campaigning for the mayoral hopefuls that made it through the primary. chavez and matt meehan -- so, chavez says she brings experience to the table. >> as a new candidate, you can focus on promises. as somebody who is experienced, i have to be able to explain my compliments. reggie: she says those include getting children access to health insurance and affordable housing bonds. meehan says that while he has not been in local government long, he brings fresh ideas. >> city has been the architect for the approach to homelessness and public safety here, and it

is not working. we are spending $1 million to house one homeless person. reggie: chavez and her opponent will face off on november 8. get updated election results with the latest available on abc7.com/election. kumasi: winning the lottery could feel like a dream come true. a new survey asked americans what they would do if they won the jackpot and the answers are surprising. so, play pennsylvania surveyed more than 1000 people, and more than 80% say they would keep the winnings a secret, especially from their family. 10% say they would quit the job they had immediately, 52% say they did not trust their coworkers. and they think they would never see cash from winning a lottery at the pool at work. reggie: i never thought about that. drew: --

kumasi: what do they think? leanne would be like, we did not win, then she does not show up to work anymore? drew: i am manifesting it. i would tell my immediate family, obviously. reggie: you would tell your husband? drew: husband, mom, dad, sister. they will find out eventually. why is he not working? reggie: that is too many people. kumasi: way too many. my mom cannot keep anything you sicker. -- keep anything a secret. drew: i would bribe them. here is your $10 million, do not tell anybody. kumasi: not enough. drew: [laughter] kumasi: [laughter] reggie: i could be sitting on a secret right now. kumasi: that is good. i would be happy for you. reggie: do you think i would really be here? drew: you would wake about 4:30 a.m.? kumasi: he loves us. reggie: [laughter] drew: interesting.

we are certainly winning today if you like the hot weather. we are heating up today, more so tomorrow. a really calm picture here with the sunrise behind the east bay hills. the forecast will heat up. the risk of heat illness on friday with a heated advisory. and then we will start the weekend hot, much cooler on sunday. right now, the temperatures are not terrible with 50's and low 60's. in the south bay, 87 in san jose today. 86, santa clara. 86, redwood city. 80, san mateo. downtown, 75 today. 68, daly city. 95, santa rosa. 94, sonoma. 91, vallejo. 81, oakland. 82, hercules. inland, we are into the 90's. 91, brentwood. and it is going to be warm tonight.

it will be in the 60's and 70's overnight as we go into friday. so, on friday, it is going to be a hot day for a lot of us as we track triple digits inland. upper 80's at the shoreline. even the mid to upper 70's for the city. we'll end the week on a hot note. we are turning up the heat today. hot tomorrow with a heat risk. warm on saturday. then a drop on sunday, we will be cooler. starting out comfortable on monday. warming up for midweek next week. kumasi: the seven things to know, coming up. reggie: what do you get when you put share in a diverse body together? -- put cher and versar cheat together? we will show you the items for sale. kumasi: and a look outside at the bay bridge. that is beautiful. it's 5:17 a.m., we will be right back.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. jobina: number one, a major systemwide computer failure with bart, so bart officials say to seek alternate forms of transportation. i can already see tweets from passengers who are stuck on transfer points. not a good time to rely on bart. kumasi: the house select committee is investigating the generate six attack on the capital and holding a televised hearing today. they will show never before seen material tonight. you can watch that on abc7 starting at 5:00 p.m. reggie: the house passed a gun reform bill but it is not expected to pass the senate. a bipartisan group of senators are also working on a bill. there could be an agreement by tomorrow. kumasi: the oakland city council has approved hiring two people to study the link between racism and public ld ba finals.

game four will be tomorrow night, coverage starting at 5:00. drew: 70's and 80's today at the shoreline, well into the 90's inland and even hotter weather for tomorrow. kumasi: number seven, tens of thousands of people could have to wait in lines at the dmv. unpaid totals of their total more than $180 million. reggie: the gma first look, with the average price of gas continuing to climb one michigan police department says it has exhausted its fuel budget. here is alex perez. reporter: this morning, the gas price ripple effect causing frustration nationwide. >> i make money to lose money. reporter: the average price right now is hovering just above five dollars. states like michigan have seen problems far beyond the pump, hitting a high price record for seven days in a row. and isabella county, they will

only dispatch vehicles to emergency situations. >> the sheriff said pulling back on services right now, and i do not think any commissioner would be in favor of that. reporter: for this alabama in-home care service, high gas prices means tough decisions. >> we have had caregivers turned down some transportation shifts, because of the cost of gas. reporter: much more on the price of gas across the country coming up at 7:00 a.m. i'm alex perez in michigan. kumasi: some got soaked waiting for a concert to start yesterday. there was a tornado warning. you can see the rain pouring ugh the roof at a pavilion inro marathon. the venue delayed at the start from 7:00 until 9:30 p.m., then canceled the show altogether. the fans say they were

disappointed with the way the venue handled things. a rescheduled concert will be at a different location. reggie: that is where i saw my first concert. it did not rain like that, thankfully. a new pride flag is over hayward city hall and we were there for the flag raising. this is the first year the city will display the progressive pride flag which has added colors for the transgender community, as well as for people of color. it was purchased by project eden, which provides counseling for young people. kumasi: cher is teaming up with versace on a line called chersace. the collection includes a pair of socks for $125, a baseball hat, t-shirt, and a pride shirt with diamonds on it. that one is $3300. all of the items are decked out with rainbow versace and signatures from cher and

donatella rosati. -- versace. sales will support the lgbtq community. reggie: i love cher, but i do not know who that is for. kumasi: people love versace. reggie: for $3000? did it look like it should be $3000? kumasi: does it ever? that is not the point. reggie: [laughter] i think i will keep on buying versase. the work being done to make sure no plastic items are sold at national parks. kumasi: the effort in san francisco to house every reggie outside. in the city. it is 5:24 a.m. we will be right back.

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issue on bart. jobina: they are experiencing a computer outage, an entire failure within the system so the trains are not running right now. officials say to seek other forms of transportation. they added new notes. mutual aid is being provided by ac transit, contra costa connection and a sand trans at this time. if you show up to the bart station, instead of going to the platform for the train, there will be buses and ultimate forms of transportation. if have not left the home yet, i recommend carpooling. drew: not great. but not a bad morning if you are taking a ferry. we are in the 50's and 60's. here is a look outside this morning where we have a beautiful sky, sunshine in-store, and we will be warming up quickly. by lunchtime, 70's and 80's, and we continue to rise. widespread 80's by 4:00 p.m.,

into the 90's in the hottest spots inland. hotter weather will arrive tomorrow. so, we will have a heat advisory and an excessive heat warning in effect for a larger portion of the bay area tomorrow, including much of the south bay, where we have a risk of heat-related illnesses. we are tracking hot weather to finish the week. we will take a look at how hot, and how long those temperatures will stick around, coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: a southern california man is in custody, accused of plotting to assassinate justice kavanaugh. u.s. marshals arrested nicholas roski outside of kavanaugh's home yesterday and investigators say he showed up at the house with a pistol, mo and burglary tools. he told the dispatchers he was suicidal and was there to kill kavanaugh. this was reaction from one of his neighbors. >> i am glad it happened over

there and nobody was hurt. i pray for the family because they are going through a lot right now. kumasi: authorities say he was angry about the uvalde shooting and the leaked draft opinion on roe v. wade. the department of homeland security has warned about threats against supreme court justices ahead of the decision, and that is one reason why democrats are urging the house to pass legislation to enhance security for justices and their families. >> it is appalling anybody would consider committing violence against a supreme court justice, including justice kavanaugh. i opposed his nomination, and there is a way to do that in this country, it is the democratic process. but the threat of harm is outrageous and i am concerned about the safety of all of our supreme court justices. kumasi: the bill has been stalled in the house ever since the senate passed it shortly after protests, after the draft

week. reggie: the house approved gun regulations following an emotional hearing on capitol hill. this has basically no chance of passing in the senate. jobina: yes. five republicans joined house democrats in approving the bill but it has opposition in the senate. the bill would raise the minimum age for purchasing a semi automatic rifle, ban large capacity magazines. and he came after powerful testimony from families and victims of the uvalde and buffalo massacres. lawmakers also heard from a pediatrician who saw firsthand the damage in ar-15 can do. president biden appeared on jimmy kimmel live, saying this can only be solved in the voting booth. >> we have got to make sure it becomes a voting issue. it has got to be in issue where you decide your position on the issue with your candidate for house or senate, on what we will

do with assault weapons, and they can have 300 rounds in a magazine. what you say on those things will determine how i vote for you. jobina: there is a bipartisan group of senators working on a bill, which could see in agreement on a framework by tomorrow. reggie: a handful of gun safety bills went before state lawmakers. as a reporter tells us, the bush is on locally but the hope is the impact will be felt across the nation. >> because i could not save my baby girl. reporter: from testimony in washington to the capital in state, the push is on to pass laws to prevent gun violence. >> it is intense. reporter: this is a volunteer with moms demand action, facing the committee on wednesday in support of a handful of bills. >> this is policy change. we need it to happen and here is why. and everybody is feeling raw. reporter: image after image of

shootings adding to the urgency in getting legislation passed, from requiring tougher legislation on ghost guns to education for parents on storing guns. this alameda county mother says it is working. >> i was pleased in looking at the enrollment packet in my school district that we lobbied for this resolution, and there it was and i signed the form i read on the importance of storing a firearm safely. reporter: she says it school shootings are a big driver. she began volunteering when her daughter was born. this year, she starts kindergarten. >> i want to look at her when she goes to school and tell her we are working on it. >> we cannot focus on a one-size-fits-all solution. reporter: a local nonprofit in oakland is sponsoring a bill requiring medi-cal to provide

health services. >> opportunities for those who have been violently injured, that they have the resources they need so that they do not lean into the temptation for retaliation. >> representing strong opposition. reporter: while lawmakers heard opposition, those in support are hopeful that the bills will make it to the governor's desk and potentially lead the way nationwide. >> this moment has activated and mobilized a lot of people, so even if we see inaction again, as disappointing as it would be, we have people around the country ready to say, no more. kumasi: a tribute is growing for a man killed while working at a safeway in san jose. you can see the candles, flowers and pictures at this memorial on the sidewalk outside of the door on hamilton avenue. 24-year-old manny was a shot and killed inside of the safeway on sunday morning.

the shooting happened as he was trying to stop a man stealing liquor. that search is still on for the gunmen. -- gunman. in the east bay, racism is now a public health issue. money has been approved for the department of race and equity to hire people to research the connection between racism and public health. the chronicle reports that studies have found direct links between higher rates of hypertension, inflammation and heart disease. they say on average residents and historically white neighborhoods live at approximately 15 years longer than those in communities of color. reggie: president biden says 2032 our national parks can i'll be plastic free. the secretary of the interior issued an order banning single use plastic items from public lands. it includes the golden gate bridge and port radius.

instead of plastic, the food containers and bags will either be biodegradable or made from reusable materials like glass or stainless steel. kumasi: the wager the governor of massachusetts sent to governor newsom over the nba finals battle. reggie: and a life-size mystery machine, how you can score a chance to stay inside the van inspired by the scooby doo movies. but first, we will check on bart. jobina: you might want to ride in the scooby doo van before you take bart because they are experiencing a systemwide computer failure, so there are no trains running right now. aid is being provided, so you can take a bus when you go to whatever bart station you are traveling to. that would be a c transit, contra costa connection and others. they reported at about 35 minutes ago an we haved not been

given an estimated time as to when the trains will run again. this will affect our roadways in the east bay. walnut creek, 680, so far, so good. the bay bridge toll plaza, i usually do not check this until after 6:00 a.m., but we want to see how the issues affect our roadways as a travel from the east bay with that heavy commute. drew: and we are tracking a hot afternoon on the way. you want the sunglasses and a light layer. the south bay right now has partly cloudy skies. the air quality today and tomorrow mainly in the moderate category. the reason is high-pressure. there you can see it, the clockwise spin. this high-pressure will be moving over us. it will trap pollutants at the surface. that is why we we'll have summerlike heat. it will be accelerating tomorrow. so, we will warm up quickly this

morning. by 10:00 a.m., already 80's on the board. even at the shoreline we are warming up into the 60's and 70's. by the afternoon, 90's in many cities, even around the shoreline we will be in the 70's and 80's later today. it will be 81 in oakland. 75 in the city. at 95, santa rosa. even in fremont it will be warm at 83. the heat will arrive today and it will accelerate tomorrow. tomorrow, talking abougrs inl 'e baline. we have warm temperatures to start the weekend but we will find some cooler weather to finish it on sunday. a closer look at how hot it will get on friday, talk about the heat advisory, and excessive

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reggie: san francisco has a plan to potentially offering shelter to every homeless person in the city. the board of supervisors approved the plan unanimously into be take a look now at what is next. reporter: homelessness has plagued leaders across san francisco for decades. the epidemic has reached crisis proportions today. >> it is acute in california because we have relatively so few exits from the street immediately. reporter: to address the problem, a proposed place for all ordinance, asking for a form of shelter for every homeless person in the city. tuesday night committee voted to create an implantation plan for the ordinance by the end of the year. >> we cannot address encampments if we do not have adequate shelter to offer people. reporter: the housing every

unsheltered person ordinance will not be easy says the director of the tenderloin house and clinic. >> we can make inroads, improvements to reduce homelessness, but the big picture is the money has never been there. reporter: he says one problem is the city has failed to build enough shelters for those on housed. >> we have just thousands of dollars. reporter: but even with adequate housing, substance abuse and the mental health among the homeless population must also be addressed. shaw says a good number of those on the streets do not want to be housed. >> we started in 1998 and the population of who we house now is absolutely dramatically different than 10 years ago. reporter: while officials grapple again with how to address one of san francisco's most pervasive issues, the city waits for solutions, hoping to end the problem once and for

all. kumasi: there may be an end insight to the latest wave of covid cases. experts are suggesting the surge could reach its peak by the end of june. in santa clara county, they have been extending the viral transmission. >> the fact that hospitalizations have crested and are going down, the fact that things have stabilized suggests that we are in for a lull. kumasi: this news, mixed with a new booster roll out a plan to fight subvariants gives hope to doctors. doctors are stressing the importance of masking and booster shots to stay healthy through the summer. reggie: now to the heartbreaking loss for the warriors last night. after three games, they are down as the celtics take the lead, 2-1. in the fourth quarter, a celtics

player landed on steph curry. he said it felt like the same sprain he suffered against boston in march. he is waiting to see the extent of the injury. >> that is what it felt like. we will see how i respond. so, not much other than to say, i do not feel like i will miss a game. i will take advantage of the next 48 hours to get ready. >> we need him. i know he will do everything he can to play. so, i'm really hoping he is ok because he -- he's our identity. without him it would be very difficult. kumasi: the warriors and celtics will battle for the championship, but the governors are also joining in on the action. charlie baker promised governor newsom that the celtics will wi andn, -- win, and said if the warriors win, he will wear a

warriors jersey. governor newsom said he will take that bet. abc7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the finals. we have the pregame show tomorrow night at 5:00, then the game can't down at -- countdown at 5:30 p.m., followed by the game at 6:00 p.m. what is this? reggie: i watch scooby doo -- i remember zoinks. what is jenkies? drew: roll with it. kumasi: scooby doo fans have a chance to spend a night inside of the mystery machine for $20. they are celebrating their 20th anniversary of the live-action scooby doo movie. matthew lillard, who played

shaggy, will host a virtual grading. guests -- greeting. guests can enjoy a trip under the stars and in the van. drew: it is cute. velma is the one who says that. reggie: ok. i just have no memory of that. drew: she says it a lot. reggie: she does? kumasi: ok, you are a real fan. reggie: more than zoinks? velma was the one with the glasses? she said jenkies? drew: right. reggie: she meant nothing to me. kumasi: do not do her like that. drew: we were all thinking it. we were all thinking it. reggie: what about fred? drew: with his ascot. reggie: what did you say?

drew: listen, it is 5:46 a.m. i know our brains are not working but ascot is a thing. reggie: zoinks! drew: [laughter] here is a live look outside. the headline is calling for heating up inland. a risk of heat illness on friday. but much cooler on sunday. right now, we are in the 50's, if not in the low 60's. we will get into the 80's and 90's today in the south bay. sunshine along the peninsula. upper 60's at the coast. downtown, 75 today. and hot in the north bay. 89, nevada. 76, sausalito. in the east it will be in the 80's. 80's, hayward. 82, hercules. inland back, into the 90's with

94 in livermore in for up to 98. overnight, 50's and 60's. we could even be in the low 70's as we get into friday. we are tracking temperatures around the bay, 80's and 90's tomorrow. we will exceed 100 in our hottest places inland. so, turning up the heat today. hot tomorrow with the heath risk. much cooler on sunday. and it looks like the summerlike heat will make a comeback midweek next week. reggie: a computer issue has caused a total shutdown of bart services across the bay area. ryan curry is live with the trouble that commuters are facing. ryan: yeah. we can tell you is in the first san francisco bound train is moving in this direction. that's the only train we have heard of. they just reopened the gates.

they were totally shut down a fee minutes ago. we do not know about other trains as far as those moving in the antioch direction, but we know those coming into san francisco, that first train will be here in 10 minutes. as you mentioned, a computer issue caused a total shutdown for bart. a delay station wide. it's a ghost town here. we have seen people arrive, only to be turned away knowing that there is no way they can get on a train. but we know at least one train is moving in this direction. other than that, there is a delay. we have not heard of many updates from bar about how they will fix the issue. but we know they are offering other modes of transportation and advising people to take other kinds of transportation. you can take a bus into the city

because it will be a messy commute today. we know at least one train is now moving. the other trains have then delayed. so it will be a messy day if you are planning to get on bart. reggie: a terrible time for this to be happening. thanks for the update. time to go, why oakland unified school district officials are telling protesters and that they have to leave a school immediately. kumasi: you have heard the national anthem, but you probably have never heard it played on a saw. a

jobina: we have a traffic alert with bart. we just heard from our reporter, ryan curry, that at least one

san francisco bound train is moving. according to bart, they are still experiencing a computer failure systemwide and trains are not running. i want to bring you a live look atn. sky 7 over theay eier bartet in e tt "we are making progress on restoring service." we have a new update in the last few moments, that bart trains have resumed operations after an earlier issue, although there are residual delays. "thank you for your patience." for anyone going to san francisco from the east bay, check out the toll plaza. a huge problem. people have resorted to their cars. the delays happening much earlier than normal. kumasi: twitter will reportedly give into elon musk's demands

after he threatened to call off his deal to purchase twitter over bot data. now there is a new pager the offers sneak peaks at products hitting the market, product drops will let you see the items before they go on sale. they can be liked, retweeted, bookmarked and shared. they are testing the feature with the selected partners like home depot and fossil. reggie: a woman is going viral for her rendition of the national anthem. she played this song on a saw. ♪ >> it does have teeth. it is sharp. you can see what they did to it to keep it from tearing my ball gown. reggie: caroline joined us on our show. she is a two-time international musical saw champion and has

performed with the san francisco symphony. ♪ reggie: ok. ♪ drew: it is giving haunted mansion vibes. you know? good morning. welcome to a very hot day. we are goida later, you can see it is hot, into the 90's from livermore to concord, to vallejo and santa at the shoreline, warm in the east bay. 83, palo alto. in the city, sunshine and 75. 88 in san rafael. tomorrow, the heat will intensify across the entire

state. an excessive heat warning encompassing a large portion of the golden state. so, we will be feeling the very hot temperatures to finish out the week. here's the three day forecast. today, turning up the heat. you may need a light jacket for the next hour, but then get rid of it by about 9:00 a.m. because we are heating up quickly. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week with a heat advisory in effect. the 80's and 90's at the shoreline. 100s inland. sunday will be cooler, closer to average. kumasi: hundreds of san franciscans -- a san francisco streets will soon be smoother and safer. reggie: the house investigation into the january 6 attack on the capital is going prime time. we will have a preview. kumasi: the warriors's second-half comeback falling short in boston. klay thompson, what he said

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> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. kumasi: bart service starting to

recover right now. trains have started to get moving in the past 10 minutes. reggie: good morning on this thursday, june 9. we have team coverage starting with jobina. jobina: the trains started moving about 10 minutes ago. bart reported this outage and a system failure. we are live with sky 7 overhead. look at those people getting on the train. this is at the hayward station. bart experienced a computer failure, so systemwide trains were not moving. they started moving about 10 minutes ago, but i want to talk about the impact here. these are the details on the graphic. if you rely on bart, you can get on. the bad news is there are major delays and also delays on our roadways. because of this, people started getting in their car.