kumasi: a really active night of weather. this is lightning striking south of san jose. drew is tracking what we will be seeing. reggie: good morning, is june 23. drew: we are starting out with fog returning to the coast and bay shoreline. the following are coast this morning. elsewhere, we're doing fine. we have warmer temperatures in the 60 this morning. in the east bay the warmest temperature. there is the fog along the coast filling into the east bay. we will keep the fog along our coast throughout the day. that create a wide range of temperatures today. 70's and 80's on the shoreline. let's look at these afternoon highs coming up in about nine minutes. reggie: cruiser cleaning up a

big flood. water main broke sending water flooding onto the street. jobina is tracking them for us. jobina: this happened on monument boulevard. let's get to the video so you can see impact. it shows water gushing out of the ground causing monument boulevard to flood. this area has a lot of businesses and homes. there are reports the water caused monument to buckle. we don't know the extent of the damage were caused, but if you use monument boulevard, you will want to use a different route. we expect this to cause backups. kumasi: san francisco police need your help finding a person of interest in a shooting on a train yesterday. this is what investigators released of the person connected to a shooting that left one person dead. ryan is joining us with more on the sophistication. brian?

-- ryan? ryan: that person fled following the shooting. that was between forest hill station and castro station. he fled on scene before police arrived. that is when they found the victims. that photo was released about the person of interest. that is somebody who they say is connected to this incident. did not say he is a suspect, but someone connected to this dent. mages from that incident. the only description they gave is a man and a hooded jacket, no race description. the shooting happened on a train from forceful station station. this happened during an altercation on the train. the suspect then fled the train. one person is dead, another went to the hospital after being injured.

some passengers are saying they are nervous about taking the train. >> i thought about it, but i have to come over here. >> and the unknown race mail wearing dark clothes and a hooded jacket. ryan: this appears to be an isolated incident, not hate crime. it happened between any altercation between people on the train. it is pride month and this community is on edge following what happened at castro station. they are not listing this as a hate crime or anything toward the community. that person of interest photo, hoping anybody can come forward with information. live in san francisco, ryan curry. reggie: happening today, the next hearing for the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital. this will focus on how trump

tried to use the justice department to overturn the election. after today, the committee will delay hearings until july 11. chairman bennie thompson says they need to review hundreds of hours of new video. the video was turned over by a documentary filmmaker. abc7news will have covered starting a new today. you can watch here on abc7, abc7news.com, or the abc7 act. -- mobile app. crews are still working to repair this section of track that curved. tuesday's heat. temperatures were in the 90's. the track temperature was about 142 degrees. >> heat and rail is in the issue for roadways across the world. we know heat can have an impact on the rail and that appears to

be the case here. reggie:ut0asngha several were treated for minor injuries. there is no estimate when that will be fixed. kumasi: some vacaville residents are back home after a grass fire force evacuations. residents were told to get up yesterday afternoon. cal fire says one fire grew to 110 acres and is 90% contained. a fire burning close to homes in san mateo county is now 80% contained. evacuations have been contained near edgewood park. because cause of this fire is underestimation. reggie: summer session classes are canceled at -- canceled at stanford university as they worked to restore power to campus. the edgewood fire is keeping crews from accessing in the where repairs are needed. power has been out since tuesday after pg&e equipping failure that appears to have coincided with the fire.

university officials say they are preparing for restoration to take days to complete. kumasi: tesla on trial, claims of racism in the fremont factory. a federal judge weighed in. >> he was screaming for help. you could tell something was definitely wrong. kumasi: a severe shark attack in monterey coast. the struggle and mindset of good samaritans who went in to rescue him. drew: we are tracking a wide range of temperatures. we will stay cool along the coast, but england the mid and upper 80's -- mid and upper 90's this afternoon. we got the latest drought monitor, we will have that information after the break. >> i just want to say happy bright. -- happy bright. have -- happy pride. have fun, be free, love ea

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drew: take you look at this, overnight lightning strikes were seen in gilroy. others reported seeing lightning in the pittsburgh area. across california yesterday, there were more than 50,000 lightning strikes. most were in the central valley.

here is laptop for seven. years this area of low pressure spending close to us. you can see a couple of lightning strikes in monterey county close to gilroy. that lowe is pushing off to the east. for most of us, he saw the high clouds and felt the mightiness. i want to share the updated drought monitor. there are no changes to the drought monitor from last week. the exceptional drug category, the worst category in dark red, comes to about 12% of the state. temperature-wise, we will warm into the 60's along the coast. our warmest spots later today going into the 90's. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we are going to start with the good news from bart which is that the richmond line has been restored. there will be great service between richmond and millbrae and san francisco.

the attack line, the disruptions continue says the partial disruption. there will still be single tracking between concord and pleasant hill stations. you will face a 15 minute delay. we can finally make out the roadway, the flog -- the five is beginning to flow through. earlier you could not make out the road on the camera. there are no advisors issued by the chp. reggie: san francisco's celebration is days away. the important compositions need to hear and have before hand. we owe it all to the dogs but one man focuses he owes his about $2 million. for findings in this plane crash in miami. in miami. the new video in the loopholes y to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment

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struggling in the water. >> i to emergencies all the time. i don't think there was a question of whether we were going to go, just how fast we would get there. >> we were glad we could be there to help. this surfer was spectacular. kumasi: beaches will be closed until saturday. shark attacks are rare but last year there were 73 unprovoked bites across the u.s.. reggie: new details and a racial discrimination lawsuit against tesla. former contract worker turned down a judge's offer for a reduced payout of $15 million in damages. it came after the judge ruled a jury approved payout of $137 million was excessive. tesla requested a newrial and dg worke option of accepting $15 million before allowing a new trial to proceed.

kumasi: developments on lowell high school's policies, they decided to return to a merit-based system. this will go into effect fall 2023. this is after they changed to a lottery system because of the pandemic and to improve diversity. the move played a critical role in the recall of the three wood and led to a lawsuit. the board also decided to create a task force for examining admissions policies to get community input and make recommendations. reggie: abc7 is proud to be celebrating pride month. i am honored to be one of the hosts this year for the parade. i got to host another type of discussion within our community, our allies in action roundtable which focused on challenges queer youth and their families face everyday. data shows the community is growing with more young people identifying as lgbtq plus than

ever before. all panelists agree there is so much about the community remains misunderstood. >> i have two trans kids so this is a relevant question for me. you are not seeing who they want to sleep with, you are seeing who they are. gender is not in the pants, it is in the brain. >> i've a friend that runs the london school for beginnings in the bay area. one of their practices is asking people what their pronouns are, asking the students what their pronouns are everyday. that gives the kids a chance to say actually i'm going to try these pronouns or these are the ones that work for me for this is the name that fits for me this day for this week or this year. reggie: they went on to say if that challenges you, think about why.

explore that before striking out against other people. you can explore this whole conversation at abc7news.com /pride. it includes a guide on the use of pronouns and opportunities for clear plus -- four queer plus. youth. you can watch our pride parade, the first time abc7 we have it on air and on our streaming apps. we are all going to be there. drew: we are. reggie: what is the look? drew: i was going to do a boy scout thing around the neck. jobina: we could also do 90's. kumasi: do i have enough for a hair wrap? out of the guy had to. drew: when i talk to people and i say it is live on air, they are very excited. some people won't make it to the

city and that is fine they want to experience it. channels seven at 1030 -- at 10:30. kumasi: and with you hosting. drew: something tells me you will make any periods. kumasi: i get to come by and visit all of you. drew: you will have a great time. reggie: someone has to show me how to properly do this. drew: you have to fold it a triangle first, like jobina has. then you roll it and that gives you the longest amount of fabric. i was a cub scout, i knew how to do this. reggie: yes you were. drew: than i quit after the first year. reggie: yes you did. [laughter] drew: i wanted to build the pine box thing. than i was like, i am out. reggie: you got the patch. drew: i had three patches, by the way. that i quit.

i love this shot, you see the very tops of the golden gate bridge. the fog has returned, it will stay with us through the next couple of days and that will create a wide range of temperatures. are humidity increased overnight. we will keep those temperatures to the weekend, mild to hot in the forecast. we are cool in the 50's. where we don't have the fog, we are mild in the mid to upper 60's. future weather, we will show you any fog around the bay shoreline. what is that fog will cling to the coast throughout the day. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. it is like a choose your own adventure kind of thing. whatever you like, we have. if you like hotter temperatures and sunshine, move inland. 95 in concord. 92 in san jose. is warm in the south bay. 69 with fog in the city.

75 in santa cruz. the fog not only stays along the coast, it spills back into the bay shoreline. we drop into the 50's overnight. tomorrow for the weekend, if you are headed to the city, especially on sunday, it is nice. we have the morning fog giving a way to sunshine. temperatures topping out in the low 70's by sunday afternoon. will cool off, relatively speaking, through the first of the weekend. it is nice for the parade and became a wide range of temperatures through next week. reggie: this is giving flight attendant. drew: may be a little looser, not choking you. [laughter] jobina: i feel like i got a little extra. reggie: yours is really cute. reggie: that is like delta.

drew: goucher united. -- don't shade united. reggie: thank you to all of our people at the san jose airport. "good morning america" is coming up here at 7:00. >> great to be with you. coming up, the latest on president biden's push for the gas tax holiday. oil executives are set to meet with white house officials. how in the american nuclear scientist was rescued after being trapped in ukraine for months. what we are learning this morning. how to make rising interest rates work for your wallet. best in show at the westminster dog show is here, trumpet. we are looking at the legacy of groundbreaking law and what deserving trail blazer.

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injured. the pilot was able to keep this from becoming much worse. kumasi: dogs are the best friends for countless reasons. one minute in florida says his pup is one reason he won the lottery. leonard had to rush home wendy got a call that his pregnant dog was not feeling well. he took a different, faster route than usual, stopped to buy a $10 scratch off, and then hit the $2 million check out -- jackpot. is -- he says part of his winnings will be getting iv a new kennel. reggie: that is it? kumasi: a kennel. reggie: i mean, come on. alright. high fire danger for the fourth of july, the warning about fireworks before you celebrate. kumasi: ikea brought its. . showroom to you.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is a making newa train ride turns deadly. gunfire on board as they were going towards the castro

station. the shooter is on the loose. police have a photo they want us to see. kumasi: san francisco's police chief's warning for pride. reggie: the bloodhound is best and you show -- the best in show. trumpet is full of perfect poses. probably a lot of drool. kumasi: he is so cute. it is thursday, june 23. reggie: we will get to all that would we check in with drew tuma. drew: visibility wise, half moon bay has been stuck with dense fog down to zero miles visibility. we are good to go elsewhere but the fog is creating cooler conditions along the coast. we don't have that influence of a marine layer, we are in the upper 60's inland. 11 look at our east hill -- a live look at our east hill camera.

sunshine away from the coast, it creates the wide range of temperatures. we will look at how warm we get this afternoon in about nine minutes. reggie: san francisco police are looking for a man who killed a person and wounded another on a train yesterday. we have surveillance images. this is a person of interest according to police. ryan curry is at the union station this morning. ryan: they search is still on for the person who entered two people, killing one of them and injuring the other. that person came to castro station following the shooting on the train coming from forest hill station. that is when he fled before officers arrived. police releasing images on the train of a person of interest. they are not labeling this person as a suspect. again, just a person of

interest. they said the suspect they're looking for is going for a drug could jacket, no race identified. the shooting does appear to not be a hate crime, instead being in a isolated incident. they have plenty of surveillance footage they have gathered and that has been handed over to the police department. >> we do have high-quality cameras not only on our trains, but we have cameras and air stations as well. ryan: those high-quality cameras capturing that person of interest on the train. they are not listing that person is a suspect. the person they're looking for they described as a man in a dark hooded jacket. the names of the victims have not been released. train service to castro station was suspended yesterday while they continued the investigation. they were able to restart the

train service throughout the evening. they do expect to be normal service that they are still looking for the person of interest. they have not labeled that person is a suspect but that person is still at large and they have not found him. anybody with information, they are asking them to come forward. reggie: -- kumasi: and redevelopment --a new development in the uvalde school shooting. the police chief is off the job. this is after demanding more transparency. jobina: some people are demanding the school police chief resigned as the story about what happened continues to change. it was just revealed chief pete arredondo entered the school minutes after the government but investigators say it took more than an hour for him and his officers to go into the classroom where 19 students and two teachers were murdered. parents argue that law enforcement should be held partly accountable for the tragedy.

the superintendent announced pete arredondo was placed on administered of leave. >> he should never be allowed to work again in law enforcement. jobina: he said he did not consider himself in charge at the time of the shooting as multiple other agencies were responding. now a state senator is suing the department of public safety after the agency denied his request for records related to the shooting. the texas department of health safety did not respond -- of public safety did not respond. reggie: to manage charge of distributing settlement money to 70,000 wildfire survivors is stepping down. just as john trotter will be leaving his post as trustee of the viral -- the fire victim trust. the board of supervisors assured complaints about lack of communication and minimal

payments that left some victims of the camp fire living on the streets. that wildfire destroyed paradise and other parts of the county and 2018 -- other parts of butte county in 2018. kumasi: fourth of july is less than two weeks away and first responders are encouraging everyone to be careful with fireworks. contra costa first responders used a charred hillside to get that message across. fireworks were to blame for this fire that burned 121 acres and forced the evacuation of hundreds of homes. >> with the dry vegetation we are experiencing, we are proving damaged up again the fires are quickly getting very large rapidly and out of control. kumasi: contra costa county is a fireworks free zone. all fireworks are illegal.

county passed an ordinance last year where people can be held liable if illegal fireworks are used on their property. [cheering] reggie: that is vice-president kamala harris surprising students and american university in washington, d.c. she made that visit to celebrate title ix which bans gender and sexual discrimination in all school activities. it did take a few tries and encouragement from students and the second gentleman, but she got it and everybody cheered her on. a gas tax holiday up for discussion, cass takes meeting today with big oil. you're looking at the big board where we are in positive territory. another update where we are going -- how we are doing, next. >> i saw the video and got a good chuckle out of it. reggie: it is goldilocks and the

three bears but in reverse. the video of this family's vacation with a surprise visitor3 you can watch us for an extra hour now. abc7 is live on the bay area streaming app. downloaded on your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, or android tv. drew: 6:37, we are taking a live look for our different cameras. you can see one of the teams this thursday, beautiful fog has returned. you can see the golden gate bridge as you go beneath that fog. it is socked in. even emeryville showing fog is stretching into the east bay. out dew points which measure the amount of moisture, our humidity, how muggy it feels, arose overnight. when you see these numbers in the 50's, that is when it is muggy.

temperature-wise, the fog will stay along the coast, keeping us cool. we will have a lot of sunshine away from the coast. a wide range of temperatures expected this afternoon. our hottest spots in the 90's. 92 in san jose. 95 in concord. 82 in san mateo. we will stay cool in the city but hot in santa rosa. 89 is the high in napa. looking at the three day forecast, we keep the fog with us along the coastline throughout the afternoon. thursday, friday, saturday, we are starting the wide range of temperatures. we will cool off into the first half of the weekend but we to temperatures in the distinct in the 90's. we will preview how sunday is shaping up, especially if you're headed to the city for the pride parade. first with say good morning to jobina. jobina: we are starting with positive news. we are sticking with the two

same teams. part, the red line, the richmond line, has been out of service. it has been restored. there will be direct service between richmond and millbrae as well as in san francisco. the antioch line, you should expect 15 minutes due to single tracking the can between concord and pleasant hill. look at the fog that has cleared out of emeryville. westbound traffic, not too bad. they told plaza,. a three mile backup. foggy at the golden gate bridge. be aware of low visibility as you head out the door. >> high, on behalf of the queer community, i want to wish community, i want to wish everybody a happy

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reggie: nurses in daly city be back on the picket line. they say poor working conditions are affecting them and their patients. they said the hospital runs out of clean linens, oxygen, and surgery supplies. they say they are shortages that affect procedures with nurses asked to do more than one job at a time. >> there has not been a change.

it is getting worse. >> we are looking for a contract to -- routine of nurses and i don't think they are providing that. reggie: the california nurses association has been in negotiations since december. a hospital administrator says they are appointed -- they are disappointed the union decided to strike. san francisco police chief says violent attacks will not be tolerated during the pride parade thursday -- parade saturday. >> we want people to enjoy themselves. our officers will be out there and a uniform throughout the parade route. our job is to try to keep these events safe so people can enjoy them so people can do what they do safely. when we bolster progress that line, we need to take action. reggie: 17 officers were injured

the night you won the championship. a man from hayward faces charges in a case of detonating an explosive device. kumasi: public pools and beaches across the country are facing a problem because there is a lifeguard shortage. the city of walnut creek needs up to 100 20 walk -- 120 lifeguards to operate at full capacity. that means swim classes and events are canceled. >> we used to run classes with a couple of instructors. no we are at a one to eight ratio. kumasi: official stated pandemic close pools and lifeguard certification courses were canceled. new guards were not trained and certifications were not renewed. walnut creek is holding a certification course in july hoping to attract more candidates. starting pay is $70 per hour.

in shasta county, cap center opened its doors to young women interested in firefighters. 31 girls were selected for the training program. now funded through calfire, this program will train firefighters, wildfires, and rescue operations. it will provide information in how girls can pursue a career in this male-dominated field. >> we want people who three differently. if we have people with different backgrounds and experiences and ways of thinking, we will do a better job. kumasi: only 6% of calfire crews are women currently. as wildfires continue to increase, so does the demand for trained firefighters. the program says it is aiming to build confidence and encourage more women to join the firefighting field. reggie: a high-stakes emergency meeting on gas prices today. members of the biden administration urging ceos of oil companies to take action to

loyal -- to lower oil prices. president biden has been critical of will companies for raking in profits but not helping production. the push for more green energy is making -- chevron's ceo says the white house is wrongly vilifying oil. >> the fact that the president cannot control the price of gasoline and we need more players at the table. reggie: the national gas average is under five dollars per gallon. the same is true in the bay area. the average is $6.49 in san francisco. fighting is called on congress to suspend the federal gas tax three months which would save drivers around $.18 per gallon. jerome powell is giving a second day of remarks on capitol hill.

yesterday, he gave his most explicit warning on inflation. he said the central bank's battle to fight just rates could cause a recession. they hope to have his low landing to cool the economy -- to slow the economy enough to slow inflation but not trigger a downturn. a lower open on wall street. we were in positive territory a moment ago and we remain there. kumasi: ikea is adding a virtual feature on its app to help design your home. is called the ikea creative scene scanner. it makes you feel like an interior designer. it scanned the room you would like to redecorate. and remove furniture you already have and replaces it with brand-new ikea furniture. is to help consumers visualize a space before making a purchase. amazon's alexa, the new future

might be the creepiest one yet. it soon may be able to replicate human voice. it can replicate a voice after hearing it less than a minute. you could have alexa sound like your favorite celebrity or a relative. there is no word on when this might come to the market. reggie: mind broke and i just let it die. it had a light that was spinning around. i did not know what that meant. i did not know if we were being attacked. so i just said we are done. thank you for your service. you were great. you told me when the fake chicken tenders in the oven were done. kumasi: and that was enough for you? drew: who would you have as your voice if you could use? back before we had monitors when we had a gps, i thought the

australian voice was pleasing. reggie: i have the african voice on my iphone 4siri. i would like the cookie monster. what is nothing i could ask? drew: how much time is left? reggie: 33 minutes. i don't know, i don't have a cookie monster. drew: i wish you could've seen this on camera. reggie: it sounds like the drag queen from "drag race coco the one that sounds like good -- "drag race," the oneness on the cookie monster. drew: i'm not going to get dragged this morning.

i wish you could have seen this on camera. good morning, san jose. a lot of sunshine but we have fog along the coast. our marine layer is with us and has brought an increase and the humidity so it feels muggy. we are expecting a wide range of temperatures thanks to the fog along our coast. we will keep that weather pattern throughout the weekend. we are cool in the low 50's, but where we don't have the influence of the marine layer we are mild in the mid and upper 60's. as we go through 10:00 or 11:00 a.m., any fog along the shoreline breaks down. throughout the day it stays along our coastline. weavtfen e isan jose with a lot of . . and a five in concord. in oakland, we get some afternoon sunshine.

89 in fremont with sunshine. in the city, 69. overnight, the fog feels back into the shoreline. we will find temperatures in the 50's. let's talk about pride, friday, saturday, sunday, afternoon sunshine and we will top out in the low 70's. summer spreader today. we will cool off into the upcoming weekend. nights for the parade sunday and we keep the wide range of temperatures early next week. kumasi: police in redwood city are alerting people about a mountain lion seen in the area. no attacks have been reported but several people are saying they saw this big cat. animal control has not confirmed it was a mountain lion but if you are in the area and you encounter a mountain lion, bring your pets inside and yourself inside and call 911. reggie: a family from wisconsin

issuing their goldilocks story. a surprise a sleepover with a bear. the family was at their vacatn d through a screen window and made its way into the primary bedroom. that is when the family jumped out of bed. they ran outside and called a bear wrangler for help. >> our original plan was to try to funnel this bear to open the bathroom door, funnel it to the front door and let it out. unfortunately, the bear did not cooperate and did not want to come out of the bathroom. reggie: because that is private time. the bear was pretty young and the wrangler used a catchpole to get outside. that bear looks like it is playing. fortunately, no one got hurt. tonight, the warriors turned their championship page to you

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kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know. water has been should often concord after a water main break. it poured onto monument boulevard for four hours. reggie: francisco police are looking for a person of interest into their investigation into the shooting. the person is wearing a dark hoodie, here is the picture they released. two victims were taken to a local hospital, one died from injuries. kumasi: the next hearing for the investigation into the january 6 attack is today. it will focus on how trump tried to use the justice department to overturn the election. abc7 will have coverage around noon. drew: the fog is back. we have dense fog in the half

moon bay. here is a live look from sutro tower. you can barely see the tops of the golden gate bridge. we will keep that long because throughout the day. any fog at the shoreline breaks down around 10:00 a.m. the afternoon, a lot of sunshine for most which creates a wide range of temperatures. the shoreline come 70's and inland -- 70's and 80's. inland, 80's and 90's. reggie: part is still tracking between the pleasant hill stations and -- you should expect delays up to 15 minutes. jobina: we have some good news from bochtler, the richmond line has been restored. if you are looking at the map, that is the red line. that there will be direct service between richmond and millbrae as well as san francisco. kumasi: back to the future is coming to broadway. musical version of the movie is

set to open in 2023. reggie: i am excited for this. drew makes a good point, i'm more excited about "the devil wears product." -- "the devil wears prada." drew: elton john is writing the music. i hope on "back to the future" they still do the lightning strike and the clock tower. with someone sitting on a skateboard? reggie: a hoverboard. kumasi: can we wear our scrubs again? kumasi: what needs to happen? reggie: where are the x is located? drew: it may be behind you. jobina: the floats are this way, that is where i will be.

drew and reggie are at home base, mainstage. kumasi will be everywhere. te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west on this thursday, the face-to-face meeting in washington as president biden pushes for a national gas tax holiday. oil executives set to meet with white house officials as the president accuses gas companies of profiting off americans' pain at the pump and with biden calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax, why he's facing pushback from members of his own party. breaking overnight, new fallout from the police response to the mass shooting in uvalde, texas. the chief of police placed on administrative leave, a day after he was denied a leave of absence. why officials acted now. the daring operation

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