hours, the third hearing for the january 6 committee, how they will focus on the vice president, mike pence. kumasi: focusing on symptoms that researchers found several months after getting infected. reggie: it is a huge day for the warriors as they get ready to face off against the celtics in game six. a win tonight means another nba title. we are counting down to our coverage of the game today. kumasi: and a parade. reggie: then the pride parade. kumasi: we need this win. good morning. reggie: i do not know if we can handle all the excitement. drew: i am looking forward to next week, but it will be warm. we will have a lot of sunshine, above average heat, but today we will have cooler weather. we are in the 50's across the board.

it's crazy closer to the coast. san francisco, gusting close to 18 miles per hour. throughout the morning, the winds will be picking up, the onshore flow will be active. it will be gusty this afternoon. here is a live look right now. partly cloudy skies. the day looks like this. we will have sunshine to my feeling cooler today compared to yesterday. maybe two layers as you walk out the door. we are warming into the 60's and 70's today. by 4:00 p.m., lots of sunshine. but it will be windy, gusting up to 30 or 40 miles per hour. that will bring us down to the 50's and 60's this afternoon. cooler weather on friday. i will show you that in a few minutes. reggie: the committee investigating they generate six attack will hold its third public hearing, this time focusing on homer vice president mike pence. the committee is expected to make the case that pressure on

pence to overturn the election directly contributed to the violence. now we have new images from that day. our report is in washington. ike: good morning. abc news obtaining new photos, showing the exact moment for vice president mike pence, when he was taken away from the senate floor with his family. new images of former vice president mike pence sheltering in place at the capitol with his wife and daughter. the photos taken minutes after he was evacuated from the senate floor on january 6, when a mob swarmed at the capital. >> to those who wreaked havoc today in our capital, you did not win. violence never wins. reporter: this morning, the third public hearing before the american people, the select committee will examine former president trump's efforts to pressure pence the block the certification of the election. >> this likely violated two

federal criminal statutes. president trump had no factual basis for what he was doing. he have been told it was illegal. reporter: the committee will hear from live witnesses close to mike pence, who intend to highlight donald trump's lawyer's plan. sources tell abc news the committee is in possession of emails between easement and thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. the details of the emails are unclear, but thomas and eastman have both been accused of trying to overturn the election. also, new questions surrounding barry loudermilk's actions on january 5. a video released showing him giving constituents a tour of the capital complex. the video goes on to claim one of the participants of the tour marched on the capital the next day and made threats against

members of congress. barry loudermilk is denying wrongdoing. >> nobody in that group showed aggression that day. reporter: pence will be in ohio today delivering a speech. one of his top advisers will be participating at the hearing. reggie: we will have live coverage of today's hearing starting around 10:00 a.m. you can watch it on abc seven and wherever you stream. kumasi: this morning, there are mounting fears of a recession after the federal reserve announced it was raising a key interest rate for the third time this year. the three quarter of 8% hike is an effort to slow down inflation that has caused the cost of everything to spike. the move could bring down prices, but it could also slow down the economy and trigger a recession. >> i think a recession is possible. economists are bad at predicting recessions. the fed has a reasonable chance of achieving what jay powell

cause a soft landing, either no recession or a mild recession, to bring inflation down. kumasi: jerome powell indicated a similar hike could come next month if the economic data does not improve. in an effort to lower gas prices, president biden sent a letter to major oil companies, blasting them for raking in record profits and called on them to increase production. the chp is investigating a crash on byron highway. authorities say a car and a suburban carrying nine crashed yesterday. one man died at the scene. four were taken to the hospital. the crash knocked down a powerline, which sparked a grass fire on the side of the road. firefighters put it out quickly. reggie: america's youngest kids are closer than ever this morning to getting a covid vaccine. the fda has recommended authorizing modernity and pfizer shots for kids.

officials stressed that the vaccines are safe and effective at protecting young children against covid. both companies reported mild reactions to the shots. it is a relief for parents who have been waiting to get their children vaccinated. >> she is about to start preschool, so the exposure she will have to kids and the possibility for her to get it if she is unvaccinated is that much higher. reggie: the cdc has to sign off, but vaccines are expected be available as early as next week. as we have reported, local health officials are already preparing to have their uses. a new study finds many people have experienced neurological issues up to six months after covid symptoms go away. researchers say the symptoms include fatigue, headaches, memory problems and difficulty concentrating. only a third of patients said symptoms had completely cleared at the six-month mark. scientists plan to monitor the

patients annually for the next 10 years. >> we are counting down to game six of the nba finals. it is a crucial night for the warriors. if they win tonight, they will clinch their fourth championship in the last eight years. ryajn's at chase center with how the relationship between steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green is helping the team. >> yeah, good morning. when you look at how a team builds a championship culture, you have to look at the relationships they build with each other, as well as the talent that they provide. and these guys are true class acts. throughout the years and they have been together, they have the opportunity to win yet another championship. tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. they won their first championship in 2015, and nearly a decade later they are trying to win their fourth. boston has shown to be a

difficult team at times throughout the post season, but the players yesterday said in their press conference that there is a strong bond built throughout the years playing together and it is that chemistry that puts them in a position to win a championship. >> it's funny. we were sitting on the plane yesterday and we sat at the same table. and bob was like, you guys still sit together. y'all don't understand. 10 years like this does not happen. >> i was half-asleep, they were chatting for like six hours on a plane ride. and i was just trying to get some sleep. [laughter] good times. >> we know how to have fun. and we keep things light. but also understand what we are trying to do. ryan: now, tip-off will be at

6:00 p.m. tonight. the warriors are in boston but there will be a watch party at chase center tonight. and eye here it is already sold out, so that means this atmosphere is going to be electric. and these fans are hoping that they can win a championship. if that happens, you can only imagine what this place will look like. live at chase center, ryan curry. >> we will be there covering all of the excitement. and we want to remind you that we are your home for the nba finals on abc seven, coverage starts at 5:00 p.m., than the countdown at 5:30 p.m. and tip-off at 6:00 p.m. keep it right here for after the game. drew: it will be epic. >> epic. i think it will be. i think there will be a win tonight. drew: if you are going to chase center, it will be chilly outside.

we will start out in the 60's, cooling off in the 50's. winds likely gusting to 30 miles per hour. but this morning, here is a live look showing you the bright moon. from this vantage point, clear skies. but clouds in the north bay. partly cloudy for some of us. the air quality is good today and tomorrow. and live doppler 7 and our satellite, low-pressure to the north. a cold front is knocking on our door. it will move through here today. you will notice the cooler air. it will also pick up the winds this afternoon. gusts this afternoon up to 30 miles per hour, dragging in some cooler air. so we will drop the temperatures compared to yesterday. you will feel the cooler weather. 69 today, 65 in the city. 79, concord. napa at 78.

the cooling trend today and continues tomorrow. it will be even cooler tomorrow with 60's and low 70's. and the average for saturday, the second half of the week i warming up. i will you those numbers, coming up. sue, how is traffic? sue: we have a first look at the san mateo bridge. we are quiet for this morning. we had a couple earlier incidents, and i thought it would be very busy, but then it quieted down. so far, so good. westbound on the bridge, some taps on the brakes around the high-rise. a beautiful sunrise. and look at the golden gate bridge commute, it is very light. we had roadwork in the northbound direction but that has been cleared. and they drive to san rafael is about 16 minutes. and look at the green. that's great news. we have early commuters over

the altamont. speeds are picking up as you go down the hill. reggie: six siblings are orphans after their parents die in a murder suicide. how the community is helping the kids. >> i use it religiously because that gives us a fighting chance for anything. >> unrelenting attacks on vta drivers. officials about investigate the violent incidents. reggie: the long-awaited opening of eataly is finally here.

reggie: bus operators in the south bay in vta, they say they are feeling targeted. there have been recent attacks on bus drivers. we have details about their concerns. reporter: at least 14 attacks on bus operators in the last four months alone. >> has been a disappointing time

for the community and for operators to have a feeling that they are being targeted or there has been an update in attacks. reporter: lisette is the deputy of bus operations for vta. she says incidents have ranged from verbal attacks to being spit on to serious physical assaults. this week, the transit agency turned into the community for help finding this man. they say he is responsible for a may 25 us all at a transit center that left a bus driver with a concussion and a laceration to his face. she says in many cases attacks are completely out of the blue and unexpected. >> i have had three separate occasions where guns have been pulled out. in one eye was hit with a baton in the face. -- i was hit with a baton in the

face. reporter: this bus driver says he was sent to the hospital after that woman scratched him and broke skin. in his 10 years of experience, he blames covid for cutting passenger patience down to zero. >> the pandemic did something. reporter: but with a change in behavior comes change in their safety blueprint. vta says it has modified policies, even putting up physical barriers between the operators and passengers. >> that barrier, i use it religiously. because that gives us a fighting chance for anything. reporter: beyond the barriers, vta is working with the county d.a. and law enforcement to send a message, it is a serious situation when you attack a public servant. >> we will investigate the suspects and take them into custody. >> these people are trying to serve the community, they should

not be targeted and we will look to do whatever we can to make sure that folks know we will not tolerate it. reporter: in the south bay, abc7 news. reggie: a heartbreaking story, six siblings orphaned over the weekend when their parents died in a murder suicide. it started as an argument between the parents near crescent village circle in san jose. a security guard, marco duran, try to intervene. that is when the father shot duran, shot the mother and then himself. the children were nearby and saw everything. >> the oldest one, who saw the incident, she still cries. and she cannot understand why her father would do that. reggie: the children's aunt says the mother has separated from the father. now they will be taken care of by two aunts and their

grandmother. the police have set up a link for people to donate to the family, and that link is on our website. >> today committee meeting in solidarity with the lgbtq plus community will be held today. it comes after a group of men affiliated with the proud boys yelled slurs at a drag queen during a children's reading event, it happened on saturday. representative saul wall is an active member of the congressional lgbtq plus a quality caucus. in a statement he wrote there is no place for hate in the east bay and we need to speak up with one voice. reggie: president biden has assigned in order to protect lgbtq americans and delivered a firm a firm message to go with it. president biden: you are loved. you do belong. reggie: the order cracks down on the discredited practice of

conversion therapy which falsely claims to be able to change a person's gender identity or sexual orientation. it also expands mental health resources for lgbtq youth and other things. he says he is reacting to measures like florida's don't say gay law. and we are celebrating the lgbtq community during pride month. we are a proud sponsor of the parade. i will be hosting the parade on june 26, and i will be joined by many of my colleagues, including karina, jobina and drew. you can see all of our coverage during pride month, and year-round, at abc7news.com. karina: temporary safety measures in oakland for juneteenth celebrations. several roads will be closed this sunday to avoid traffic congestion and give emergency vehicles access. lakeshore avenue will be closed between macarthur and east 18th street. parking will be off-limits.

to the lakeshore exit will also be closed. other closed at lake merritt for july 3 and four. reggie: today, eataly, that massive italian food wonderland opens up in the valley fair mall in san jose. the opening comes after years of planning. it has two restaurants, a cafe, a seafood counter and a market full of thousands of imported italian goods. it's also offering cooking classes. this is the first bay area location, and only the eighth in the country. a ribbon-cutting is set for 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. it will open to the general public at 5:00 p.m. we spoke with the folks at eataly last week, and one cool thing about it, again it is three stories. you can get a glass of wine, you can walk around the whole place as you are picking out your food. karina: i went in chicago and i loved it, you get your glasses

soon as you walk in. somebody is there. then the hard part is figuring out what you want because there's so much good pasta, pizza, the delicious italian carbs. i love it. drew: it is smart. those persia strings get loose when you have a couple of drinks. karina: exactly. drew: make my own pasta, of course i will. i needed. -- need it. reggie: [laughter] drew: if you want to know where jobina is, she is there right now. i'm kidding. here is the bay bridge cam. a really nice sunrise. this is what we are looking at. gusty winds today and tomorrow. cooler weather around the bay and inland today. we'll be below average through the start of the upcoming weekend. waking up, generally in the 50's. we are slow to warm up this morning.

the extra layer, keep it on today into the afternoon. we could be in the 60's and 70's. the former spots will be in the upper 70's. so, you will feel the cool air in the south bay would low 70's. and partly cloudy skies. similar in the peninsula 60's and 70's. downtown will be cool at 65. 50's closer to the coast. in the north bay, comfortable in the 70's. 76 in vallejo. the east bay will feel cool today was 60's and 70's. and it would be refreshing after 90's. 70's and low 80's inland. tonight, partly cloudy skies continuing, cooling off and the north bay into the 40's. 50's around the bay shoreline. by friday it would be even cooler. we will be stuck in the 60's to finish out the week. warmer on saturday, but we will balance the temperatures out on

sunday. sunday will be the warmer of the two days. and here is the forecast. it is all about gusty conditions and cooler weather for the next couple days. we'll warm up on sunday. we will build on the warmth next week. summer officially arrives early tuesday morning. karina: the seven things to know this morning, coming up. reggie: a look at ryan gosling as ken in the new barbie film. we'll show you the first photo. and all of gay social media. and here is a look outside. kumasi: the abs -- the hair. reggie: everything.

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involved in planning isis activities. reggie: the house select committee will hold his third january 6 hearing this morning, the focus today on former president trump's efforts to pressure mike pence to block the certification of the 2020 election. you can watch it at 10:00 a.m. karina: a public memorial today for a former san jose mayor, norma mineta. among the speakers at the service will be former president bill clinton and the san jose mayor. reggie: moderna says it plans to study its covid vaccine studies for babies as young as three months. yesterday the fda recommended modernity and pfizer vaccines be authorized for children six months to five years. drew: number five, get ready for a cool day. gusty winds today as a cold front moves through. partly cloudy skies. we will be in the 60's and 70's. upper 70's near 80 inland. sue: the committee with some

slow traffic -- commute with some slow traffic over the altamont pass. two incidents with a stall and an accident near great line north greenville. karina: number seven, the warriors are only one win away from becoming nba champions. if they win in boston, it will be their fourth championship in 80 years. coverage of game 6 -- eight years. coverage of game six starts at 6:00. a leaked memo has revealed a social media platform plans to imitate tiktok. the redesign will change user algorithms and feature recommended pages and short videos from creations you might want to follow. facebook messenger will be moved back into the app rather than a standalone app. it is unclear when changes will be made. reggie: it is a picture we did not know we needed. ryan gosling as barbie's boyfriend, ken.

the iconic toys made by mattel are hitting theaters. he is wearing one of's most recognizable looks, spray tan abs and bleach blonde hair. expect to see a star-studded cast. margot robbie as barbie. the movie is scheduled to be released in july 28. wait, july of 2023. we have to wait a year for this. his underwear says ken on it. so he has his own underwear line. i did not know that. karina: it came with the ken doll, it was installed. it was the plastic part. reggie: i see. but it is also his own brand. ok. and apparently there will be multiple barbies and kens in the movie.

isa ray will also be playing barbie. karina: i think it is great because i always wanted the brown haired barbie. they are diversifying. reggie: a nice variety. i have no idea what this will be like, but i am here for it. karina: the abs are great. reggie: there are vending machines for snacks, soda and cupcakes. now there is one for fresh meat. karina: affordable housing spending, the plan from a san francisco supervisor who wants to help low income

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie:reggie: now at 5:30 a.m., a top isis leader captured, what we are learning about the incident and the man u.s. officials call a facilitator. karina: how dignitaries and friends are celebrating the life

of norma my letter in the south bay. reggie: today could be the day the warriors win another championship. dub nation is getting excited. we are counting down to coverage of the game all morning long. and good morning, it is thursday, june 16. karina: let's begin with a check of the weather. how is it looking for those people that will be watching the game? drew: the layers are key. it will be windy this afternoon and it is a cooler day. we i getting rid of the warmth yesterday. no 90's making their return today. we are waking up to 50's. a light breeze currently across the region. gusty through the delta right now. 14 in the city. we expect the winds to pick up this afternoon because a cold front will move through, picking up the winds and bringing the coolerrwise, we hanly clear skies. partly cloudy throughout the day.

the take away today, weo war utg coit is also cooler. you will feel the wind pick up. winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour. at the coast, mid to upper 50's. 60's and 70's around of the bay shoreline. 80 inland. tomorrow will be the coolest day all week. i will show you that in a few minutes. reggie: we are ready for game six of the nba finals tonight. abc7 is where you can watch the game. fans are hoping for the win. if that happens, it would be the warriors fourth title in less than a decade, their seventh overall. ryan has more on the fans in boston. ryan: yeah, good morning. you can sense the tension between the two fan bases, one of them hoping to get a championship tonight, while the others are hoping to just keep themselves alive.

it is creating tension, like i mentioned. and i hear the watch party at chase center is sold out. that should tell you what you need to know between the fan bases. we have a crew in boston where the celtics fans are taking it to new extremes. some have been taking shots at steph curry's wife saying that she cannot cook. we know her to be a good cook who has multiple restaurants. if you ask my opinion, the celtics fans are getting nervous about the possibility of watching the warriors win a championship in their arena. >> i am not sure if they have the power to stop steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green. i'm just not sure if they can do it. >> it sounds like you are impressed with the warriors. >> they are one of the greatest ever. i do not think anyone can deny that. ryan: yeah, no doubt about that. tip-off will be at 6:00 p.m.

you can watch it all here on abc7. listen, you can go ahead and attack i you should carry as much as you want, but remember the last game in boston when steph curry dropped over 40 points and led the warriors to a big victory. personally, i do not understand why you need to attack somebody with the name curry. i do not think there is anything wrong with the name. but that is just me. ryan curry, abc7 news. reggie: the long-lost brother. you can watch the finals on abc7 , coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. with the pregame show, than the countdown at 5:30 p.m., then game time at 6 p.m. karina: the leaders of germany, france and italy are showing solidarity in kyiv, meeting with the ukrainian president. the romanian president also arrived to join the european leaders.

two u.s. a former service members are feared it to be captured by russian forces. both are from alabama and were reportedly serving as volunteers with the ukrainian military. one man's family says his platoon came under heavy fire last week, forcing everyone to fall back except for the two men. the state department is aware of the reports. a top isis leader has been captured at u.s. military raid in syria. a defense official says there were no injuries to u.s. personnel and no damage to the aircraft involved. an official also says the isis leader was detained. he is an experienced bomb maker and facilitator who became a top leader of isis. he is described as actively planning isis operations. this is the second major rate against isis under president biden. special forces attempted to kill or capture the group's leader in

february, but he detonated a suicide vest, killing himself. reggie: growing concerns on wall street about a recession. while the focus remains on inflation, the president is suggesting he could take new action. our reporter has that. reporter: this morning, with inflation the number one issue of concern for most americans, and no relief in sight with the gas prices, new reaction to a letter that the president sent yesterday to oil executives, blaming corporate greed along with the war in ukraine for the record high prices at the pump. he warned he could invoke emergency powers to increase output at refineries, writing profit margins above normal being passed directly to american families are not acceptable. but the white house is not showing how the president might use his executive power. >> we are calling on them to do the right thing, to be patriots and not to use of the war as an excuse. reporter: oil refinery capacity

is down by 3 million barrels a day. but the american petroleum institute blames biden's green energy push, claiming the administration's misguided policy agenda shifting away from oil and natural gas has compounded inflationary pressures. as for the record profits, oil companies that say they are making over losses felt during the pandemic, like the $22 billion loss that exxon mobil reported in 2020. >> revenues right now are being made up to balance out the losses from 2020, and to also now begin reinvesting. reporter: stock futures were up overnight after the federal reserve's latest moved to bring down inflation, raising interest rates by three quarters of a point, making everything from car loans to credit card debt more expensive. the fed chair says it is still possible to avoid a recession, but a growing number of economists disagree. >> i think that we have created

great challenges. reporter: and there is no evidence of little that inflation is taking on on the economy. abc news, new york. karina: while gas prices remain high, there is a glimmer of relief. aaa reports the price for a gallon of regular in san francisco has dropped by four cents since monday. it is still dollars 65 -- it is still $6.59 a gallon. in san jose is $6.52. reggie: a $135 million plan to increase affordable housing spending. the chronicle reports this proposal includes $35 million to pay initiatives, including teacher housing projects and it subsidies for low income seniors. preston's plan would allocate $100 million in long-term debt financing, that could help with building housing developments.

karina: there is now a winner in the race for alameda county sheriff, sanchez has won the primary over the long time sheriff with more than 52% of the vote. last night, the current sheriff released a statement conceding the race and congratulating the sheriff elect. sanchez will be the county's first latin and female sheriff. representation in the sheriff office is one of their focuses. >> i will personally be there to make sure we are recruiting a representation of the communities we serve. the biggest change, and what they will see more of, is me being present and accessible to the community. karina: the current sheriff's term will end in january of 2023. reggie: a public memorial today for norman men data.

yesterday, he landed in san jose. many were there to honor the south bay native who became the first asian-american cabinet secretary. he point on to serve under two presidential cabinets, fighting for local governments and social justice. and speaking at the service today will be former president bill clinton, along with the current san jose mayor. karina: the bay area could be a destination for the next world cup. the stadium could be announced today as one of the hosts of the event. reggie: beyonce is back. details about her seventh album and when it will be released, but first a? the weather. get information. drew: we have a whole month to prepare. reggie: we are ready. drew: we have been ready for six years. we survived in the beyonce drop. here is a look outside. partly cloudy you come into the city. live doppler 7, you can see it go to front knocking on our door

right now. and later today it will do two things, pick up the winds this afternoon and bring in cooler weather. you will notice a drop in temperatures this afternoon. wind speeds showing you by 3:00 p.m. we will see winds gusting over 30 miles per hour, so it will be a gusty day, but also a cooler day. we expect sunshine. it will be a bright day, but 69 so it will be cool. 74, san jose. inland, we are getting rid of the 90's. 79, concord. 73, san rafael. up to 78 in napa. if you are going to chase center, if you will be outside it will be cold. so have some cool layers with you. and we will have the wind with us throughout the afternoon and evening. so, we will talk about even cooler weather tomorrow. but first we want to say good morning to sue. sue: we have a look outside at

the east shore freeway. traffic is beginning to build. this is one of the busier spots, so give yourself extra time. a 30 minute drive from the top there, highway 4, to the bay bridge. it's very light. even though we are not officially in summary yet. here is the drive time -- summer yet. here is the drive time, looking good. slowing over the altamont pass. two separate issues with an accident near grant line and another accident near north greenville. they are not blocking lanes. but take a look at the speeds, we are under 20 miles per hour. then things pick up in livermore. one hour between tracy and pleasanton. back with traffic, news and

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karina: love for the warriors turned into a commitment called a marriage. justin introduces us to the loyal fans who started a podcast to share their passion for the team. reporter: since the warriors moved to the chase center, dub has packed the arena to cheer on their team. amongst the crowd, longtime fans -- some season-ticket holder since the doors opened. >> there is just something about the warriors a basketball that gets the heart racing. >> it is nice to have our own seats, our own section and have some ownership. and feel like it is our home away from home. reporter: these friends love their team in a way that they say they almost cannot describe, walking down season tickets was a big commitment, a matrimony if you will.

they are in it for life. >> we decided to marry of warriors because the contract is like 30 years. and the running jug was like, that is longer than some marriages. reporter: a running joke called a catchy title name, given the fact that they cannot stop talking about them they took their passion to the airwaves. >> big finals energy. >> each of us have a love for the sport. but we connect with loving not only the product on the court, like i say, but also the off court staff and our love for the players. reporter: on the marriage to the warriors podcast they cover anything and everything dubs, from their famous cookie of the game segment to the playoff run. >> we went through the m.v.p.. we went through the mip. >> but not all topics have been positive this year. one of the four season-ticket holders passed away as the

season began, so they honor her with buttons. she has been the team's good luck charm. >> she would not want us to be sad, she would want us to be happy. an id am sure she is enjoying all of the finals excitement from heaven. reporter: the sisters hope the finals run-ins with a championship in her honor. karina: we are livestreaming special warriors content on are abc 7 bay area news app, 24-7. download it wherever you stream. today, we will find out if levi's stadium will be selected as a site for the world cup. this is video from last october, when fifa officials took a tour of the stadium. fifa will choose about 10 or 12 stadiums in the u.s., mexico and canada. one will include the 49ers home among the finalists. the u.s. will host 60 of the 80 world cup games, including all

the matches from the quarterfinals to the finals. reggie: beyonce is getting ready to share new music. we have seen tweets teasing the new album, including this one that says beyonce, renaissance, july 29, along with the words act one. if this is a full-length record, it would be the first solo album since 2016. that is when lemonade came out. we checked her website. it looks there is a box set for $40, including a cdn t-shirt. and of course social media is buzzing. speculation is that act one will have 16 tracks. we have a month. drew: she is my ultimate. and they announced it when i was sleeping last night, so when i woke up i saw it on twitter and i was like, wait, i need a

second to compose myself. karina: you have a month. reggie: you know what, you were not far off -- you said you were hoping the cd would drop in time for your birthday. but she dropped the announcement right before your birthday. drew: it makes me think that several albums are coming because it says act one. a years with no content. --a and six years with no content. what about the tour? reggie: there is always a different layer to things with beyonce. it could mean it is the visual album. act ii could be the tour, it could be a movie, it could be the musical. we do not know. the cartoon? karina: we have time to speculate, that is the crazy thing. would you rather have the one month to prepare for something or do you like it when it is the day of? drew: date of. drop it and it is like huh.

she dropped a formation of the day before the super bowl, performed it during the super bowl. right after the performance there was a commercial that was like, now she is on tour. i did not save money for this! but i guess i can now be frugal. reggie: in this economy, yes. karina: ask people to contribute for your birthday this weekend. drew: i do need a gofundme for beyonce tickets. i think i would be canceled for that. good morning. we have 43 days until the album. a live look outside. we are bouncing around a bit. we expect the winds to be active today. it's cooler and the temperatures will stay below average in through the upcoming weekend. right now, we are in the 50's currently. slow to warm up today. grab some layers. you will need them on before we

warm up this afternoon. you will feel the cool air in the south bay today. 70's, comfortable under partly cloudy skies. 60's at the peninsula. down today will be at 65. and the north bay is comfortable. it will be partly cloudy with 70's. east with a similar story, 60's and 70's. and later, 70's and low 80's. so overnight, partly cloudy skies, 40's and 50's. it is the seven-day forecast. it will be cooler today and tomorrow. below average on saturday. warming up on sunday. we will build on the warmth for much of next week. and summer will officially arrive on tuesday morning. reggie: a juror in the johnny depp amber heard child says that depp's account was more believable. reporter: in this morning's gma first look, an exclusive, a

juror in the johnny depp amber heard a child gives their impression of the testimonies, will lead the jury to the groundbreaking verdict. they say a lot of amber's story did not add up. >> he head butted me. reporter: crying, their facial expressions, staring at the jury -- all of us were uncomfortable. she would answer one question and be crying, then she would turn ice cold. some of us used the expression crocodile tears. >> i do not know how -- [crying] reporter: all that and many more revelations coming up at 7:00 a.m. that is your gma first look. reggie: stopped by a bear -- stalked by a bear, a young family followed her through the woods and what they would do next. karina: disney is giving a

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karina: a butcher shop is getting creative to compete against bigger stores. they have just installed a meat vending machine. the idea came out of a desire to serve more customers, even when the shop is not open. >> they are supporting local farms and a local business, but before and after hours, and they need meat, they were previously forced to go down the road. now that opens it up. karina: products inside are refrigerated to the right temperature, ground fresh and sealed inside. reggie: get ready for a summer

vacation like no other. disney is offering a global travel package to all 12 of the disney parks. the cost is eye-popping. $110,000 per person. disney is calling it a bucket list adventure that spans 24 days and covers six countries on a private jet. other stops include the taj mahal, the pyramid's of giza and the eiffel tower. you will also come to san francisco for a tour of the campus, then go to walt disney studios in los angeles. looking will begin next week. there are only 75 spots available. karina: trip of a lifetime. well worth it if you can afford it. reggie: if i had unlimited money, i would 1000% book of this because, you know. karina: maybe you can ask to cover it as a journalist.

reggie: sure. again, it is the same price. [laughter] karina: you know. reggie: we will not $10 off, how about that? bring your coke cans to the gate. drew: six flags. reggie: i loved that as a kid. karina: it could be the next in air travel. no, do not work, not the double-decker seats. an award-winning airplane design you might be experiencing before you know it. reggie: plus, elon musk making his best pitch. he's expected to make a s

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