will see in the postwar world. battlegrounds for medications to other civil rights. >> if we all stick together in a positive move, we will continue to break barriers. kumasi: pride on parade. san francisco getting its chance to celebrate love at a time when it is mostly. the highlights of all the joy here on abc 7. good morning, everyone. it is monday, june 27. >> lots of joy and love in the air as everyone celebrated san francisco. we check in with lisette at a look at today's forecast. >> not a lot of change for your forecast. not only at the coast, but they have moved across the bay once again over and oakland. it is clear inland. visibility has been reduced right at the coast. we are looking at anywhere from one mile to three miles with mist and drizzle. you may need your wipers.

we are counting on sunshine draft the afternoon everywhere. -- throughout the afternoon everywhere. 61 in san jose, 57 in oakland, a classic june picture there in san francisco middle 50's in napa. livermore, looking at temperatures on the cool side. 80's around the bay, mid 90's inland. a more generous cool down for the entire bay area coming out. reggie: thank you. -- kumasi: pinkie. direct payments will be sent to milledge of californians. ryan curry is live in walnut creek with how soon this could happen. ryan: i'm sure this is news that will be a big really for a lot of residents you're in california. it will help them pay for necessary items like gas. as you can see over my shoulder, gas prices are very expensive. this is some of the most

expensive we have seen across the bay area. hopefully, this money will go toward people having to pay for those top -- those tough prices at the pump. from governor newsom, people making less than $75,000 per year will get three hundred $50. if you make less than 125,000 dollars per year, you get $250. less than $250,000, $200. this changes if you file jointly or you have a dependent. the money from the state is coming from a new california budget deal lawmakers announced on sunday. the inflation relief package is $17 billion. it also removes the $.23 diesel tax for one year. lawmakers still have to vote on this, but given that this was a joint announcement from governor newsom and other top lawmakers, that does not appear to be any issue, it appears to be happening fairly soon. this money, once today's get approved -- once it does get

approved, that will be set out starting at the beginning of the year. much needed money coming to california during a very difficult time. live enrollment creek -- live in walnut creek. kumasi: americans waking up to big changes. this is the first week with out constitutional right to abortion. a congresswoman is now apologizing for what she said at a campaign event toward former president trump. presented if mary miller later said that she meant to say " the right to life." with roe v. wade now overturned, questions are rising about what could be affected next. jobina: this is expected to be a contested issue among courts and the biden administration. eight states have already outlawed abortion and 11 no longer have a single clinic performing the procedure. the abortion pill is still

available, but data shows 54% of abortions in the u.s. are done through the pill. attorney general merrick garland says states cannot ban it, but governors in some states like south dakota are already working to limit or ban access to the pill. >> i don't believe that the telemedicine abortions are safer individuals, for women to conduct home. jobina: abortion pills are highly effective and safe, with complications occurring and less than 0.4%. julian: pride celebrations have always been a form of resistance and this year was no different. thousands of people, as you can see, marched in the san francisco pride parade, celebrating the return to in-person events this year. pride also had a sense of urgency, with the recent supreme court decision on abortion. abortion rights supporters marched in the parade with chance in signs. how speaker nancy pelosi was among them. >> this year has special meaning

with the court's outrageous decision. you can see ve of course, prides about celebrating who you are, who you love, and what you believe in. there was pretty -- there was plenty of that, with many carrying pride flags and writing floats. kumasi: the plaza was a place to be. as tara campbell tells us, for the most part, it was a really fun event and a celebratory mood, except at the end. >>[cheering] reporter: music pumping, people partying, celebrations continuing outside city hall. >> we were waiting for this. we are so happy out here in san francisco, having fun, drinking, and celebrating. this is amazing. >> fabulous. i am an old veteran.

i have been doing floats. it is great to be back. reporter: back after a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. >> it is so exciting. we have been in covid, locked down, restricted on some privileges. i'm just excited that we can reunite and have fun, and continue our traditions. reporter: continuing traditions and ready to continue the fight for their rights, in the wake of the overturning of roe v. wade. >> my mom just passed away and i think she fought so hard as a woman in this country for me to be myself. i am just doing her proud and doing myself proud. >> if we all stick together in a positive way, we will continue to break barriers. reporter: from city hall to the castro, where streets are packed with pride, people coming together. >> not just the gay community, but people who support our out here. i see their t-shirts and i see

them out here, and i know that i am not alone. >> to be with them and disport them, that is showing love for your families. >> and shows we are family and we can be who we are and who we want to be anywhere, right here. ♪ reporter: false reports of shots fired sending people running near city hall. >> we all ran to the barn and they were letting people in. then, everyone started running. we hid in the bar. they were all saying to go to the back. reporter: police responding, breaking up fights, and dispersing the crowd. trying to track down a suspect who they say sprayed possible bear spray. >> my face, eyes, mouth, nose, throat started burning. i couldn't breathe. >> fireworks, you will. reporter: putting a damper on an

otherwise peaceful return of pride, making a comeback from the pandemic. >> i was enjoying myself, but you know, this is what happens. kumasi: san francisco pride organizers released a statement saying they decided to end the celebration early out of safety concerns. we have so much more coverage on pride and our website abc7news.com. we put together a photo gallery with other highlights. if you would like to watch the parade again, it is streaming on our bay area app. president biden's trip to the g7, the focus of his trip to meet world leaders with an issue that may be affecting aspect. home. the reason

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lisa: welcome to monday. we have clouds at the closest. -- at the coast. it will take time to see sign in the city, but you can see that deck of low clouds, sun coming up at 5:49, already looking like a beautiful day out there, but still quite hot inland. 54 in the city, 61 in san jose. 60 in santa clara. look at the low cloud deck here. the marine layer little bit taller. low to middle 50's in the north bay and into the east bay. we will be looking at the sunshine already in the east bay valleys. that will spread across the day. once again, it will be about 35 degrees. a little change as we get into a

breezier pattern. then, we will look at not only temperatures cooling off, but everyone is going to see a big cooldown. the accuweather 7 a forecast looking at temperatures in the 60's around the bay, near 80 around redwood city, middle 90's inland. the rest of the work week, a dramatic cooldown into the fourth of july weekend. jobina: good morning, everyone. starting off with a crash in san jose. will face a slowdown on northbound 10 mickey road. we have some really good news that just came in from bart. they broke a sunday ridership record, in terms of post-pandemic world that we are at we are in right now. bart recorded 133,000 905 passengers yesterday, taking the train to and from pride. it was very busy. this is the highest sunday ridership since march 2020. a live look at the bay bridge, metering lights came on at 5:45

this morning. we are starting to see a slight backup in that area. the chp does not have a fog advisory issued for the golden gate bridge right now, but you should expect low visibility as you move in and out of the north bay, two inform san francisco. -- to and from san francisco. julian: -- meeting world leaders and allies at the g7 summit. as an biden will be meeting with that great. they are focused on the word ukraine, the economy, and financing infrastructure for developing countries. the event is being overshadowed by the supreme court ruling on abortion. the president says the supreme court has made some terrible decisions lately. the white house is promising to protect the right to cross state lines. the decision could come up in the president's meetings with other leaders pierce some of them, like prime minister boris johnson, were quick to condemn it. you want to check your backyard this morning. if you have a costco patio

umbrella, the solar powered versions are being recalled for a potential fire hazard. you want to take a look. this is the model we are talking about here, sold exclusively at cosco in the u.s. and canada. it was sold from december 2020 through may of this year. according to safety regulars, the batteries inside the solar panels can overheat and that can cause them to catch fire. if you have one, you want to return it to your local cosco and they will give you a full refund. there is a new crown holder of the title of "world's ugliest dog?" everyone beat mr. happy face. let's see if we can get a picture here. has a great hook a cricket head, and cross site. he was named the winner at the sonoma fair in petaluma. his owner says she adopted him from animal rescue, asking to

see the oldest dog. she says she bought mr. happy face so he could meet other dogs that meet like him. they now take home the title, along with $1500. kumasi: i felt when we did the story last week that he would win. julian: the tongue? kumasi: [laughter] i'm trying to find a way to say this with kindness in my heart. he's kind of cute. julian: i haven't seen the picture. i'll have to look it up on abc7news.com. kumasi: he looks happy. julian: i would be happy if i won $1500 this weekend. you have to see this picture. lisa: good morning. a pretty nice day out there, except if you have been sweating it out in the inland valleys, where it is warmer than average. we still have a few more days of those temperatures well into the

90's. this fog here, as we view it from the peak, will not help you out. the sea breeze is confined to portions of the bayshore. and, of course, because. 61 in san jose, although this morning, we had a nice southwesterly wind through the delta, up to about 25 mph to 30 mph. that backing off, low clouds shredding the building. 56 in concord, the fog quite dense at the coast, even some wipers possibly needed there. maybe around the bridges. you can see visibility in santa rosa is reduced to 1.75 miles. in the south bay, warm here. you get down toward morgan hill and gilroy, it is hot. on the peninsula, we will retain that heat as the sea breeze comes into play. san mateo, belmont, redwood shores, looking nice through the upward -- the upper 70's.

you get through sunset and richmond, it is cloudy and cool, temperatures in the 60's. downtown, a lot like yesterday. late morning sun. as we get into the north bay, looking at temperatures from the 70's in sausalito. look at that 92 in calistoga. a warm day on the east bay. very nice. 79 in hayward and new work. on the warm side of toward castro valley, but a nice afternoon for hercules. 80 degrees, jumping up 10 to 15 degrees to ever inland valleys, at 92 in concord. if you have the ac, the pool, another warm day tomorrow, but the breeze will pick up o y tuesy. sule ces for tuesday. for wednesday, the accuweather 7 a forecast featuring a cooldown for inland valleys, upper 70's bayshore. not a lot of change of the coast. in fact, barely making it to 60 degrees by thursday and friday,

making plans for the july 4 holiday. it is going to be on the cool side. we will keep the system offshore that sends a healthy dose of low clouds, fog, breezy wins, and maybe even a marine layer, bringing more son but cooler temperatures. low -- below average and we get

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it is monday, june 27. we thank you so much for joining us this monday. kumasi: let's take a look across the bay area paired we are checking in with lisa with what we can expect in the forecast. lisa: the morning tp we are waking up to what we have had the past couple of days, which is low clouds and fog. in fact, mist and drizzle at the shoreline.

as you look at the state, you can see everyone has a low clouds and fog. that certainly will dictate the weather around the bay and at the coast, as that sea breeze takes us in the afternoon. the fog, visibility reduced in the north bay. santa rosa at .75 miles. it is better elsewhere around the bay, but we are certainly looking at wipers perhaps needed along the coast. check out that view of santa cruz. yesterday was 83, today we are expecting 81. 54 in san francisco, 57 in oakland, low 60's first seven josé and santa clara. you can see the deck of low clouds that has grown a little bit since yesterday. it was hovering from 500 to 600 feet. now, increased about 1300 feet. as a result, we are going to take some time to clear back from the bay. a nice afternoon, but still warm inland. 54 in napa, as where is fairfield. you had a breezy southwest wind

throughout the morning hours. usually, that is indicative of a cooler day, but not the case yet, as high pressure is still holding on. we get into the late morning hours toward noon time and look at the warmth. middle and upper 80's. as we get closer to the bay, comfortable in the 70's. the sun is out and will be out in the city through the early afternoon. i'm looking at temperatures climbing through the low to middle 80's in the south bay, 90's up in wine country as we get toward the afternoon, that fog is coming back into play. it will be a typical june day as we rounded out for the rest of the work week. then, we are talking about a cooldown for july. julian: thank you. much needed financial relief could be on its way from the state. lawmakers announcing a plan to give residents stimulus money to help with rising inflation costs. ryan curry is look for us in walnut creek this morning, breaking it all down. good morning. tinder good morning -- dion:

good morning. it will be giving relief to everyone from rising prices at the grocery store to rising prices at the pump air at we know this is not the most extensive in the bay area, but when we're talking about expenses over five dollars per hour -- gallon, that's not something we want to see. according to an announcement from governor newsom and other lawmakers, the way it will work is they will be sending money based on income from the previous year. it says anybody making under $75,000 per year will get $350. if you make less than 125 thousand dollars, that is $250. if you like -- if you make less than $250,000, $200. he make it more money if you have to file jointly or have a dependent. then, you get a little more from the state. all of that still depends. the goal is that they will

hopefully pass this soon, given that it still has to go to the house to be voted on by the legislature. hopefully, that happens soon. there does not appear to be a p. when that does happen, they do envision sending checks starting in early october, is when their initial goal is. they do envision most californians will be getting these payments coming toward the start of the year. it is still a little bit of a ways away, but much needed relief is coming toward californians who are struggling to afford basic things right now. list in walnut creek, ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. growing concern about worth of july travel. the first official weekend of summer turned into nightmare for some flyers. some good news if you're planning to drive. jobina: we have the good news at the end of this report. how any of us know people who have been completely stuck at the airport? with more holiday travel this summer, it will get complicated at the airport. yesterday alone, 700 flights were canceled. delta canceled more than 200 flights.

the airplane -- the airline lamed weather, shortage of controllers, and it left passengers frustrated. >> i think if you can't handle these flights, then just don't book them. it is very frustrating to be stranded at an airport. jobina: an airline lobbying group is calling on the biden administration to address staffing shortages. for now, you should be prepared for long-lived's, delays, and cancellations of the airport. traffic is expected to increase over the summer. more than 2.4 million people traveled friday, the highest since 2020. there is a little glimmer of hope here if you are driving. gas prices have been dropping, although slowly, for nearly two weeks. we are going to look at those gas prices right now. kumasi: thank you, jobina. as you can see here, $6.45 is the average for a gallon in san francisco. in oakland, $6.40.

san jose, $6.37. it is an average of $.10 cheaper from last week. julian: along with high gas prices, there is to upper -- there is troubling news of gas being stolen out of someone's car in oakland. the victim says the thieves broke into the suv and the gas tank. j.r. stone is following this story that you will only see on abc 7 news. >> that's what were doing? that's what were doing? yes, all on camera. j.r.: tense moments as a hammer stone at a car after this woman says she cut these two individuals inside her husband's suv, after they not only broke into it, but also busted into that suv's gas tank, too. it had a lock on it. >> you hear stories like this, but you don't actually see. you try to prevent it by putting a lock on it, then realize that people are still able to get to your gas by drilling through it. j.r.: it happened on 30 5th avenue, where her mother lives.

the suv was parked on the street in the area. she noticed the doors were open and yelled toward the people inside, who got in their white suv and drove off. she says she then got in her car a short time later and then noticed the two appearing to canvass the neighborhood. upon confronting them, the woman took out her red hammer and hit her car. haggai's presses are not, the police say they took about half a tank of gas and says that is just wrong. >> it's still no excuse to do something like that, because you don't know what that person is going through and how tough it is for them. it is tough for us, too, but we are not going around to steal people's gas. j.r.: we poured out the faces of these two, because people have not named them as suspects. the woman says she has filed a police report, the video showing the license plate number and two individuals in question, but has

heard nothing back from opd, who had no new info for us as of sunday night. she is speaking now to warn others. >> it is just unfortunate that people are able to do things like this and get away with it. j.r.: in oakland, j.r. stone, abc7news. julian: lawsuits are prepared to be filed on behalf of children caught up in the uvalde school shooting. a local attorney there is representing two robb elementary school kids who survived the may 24 attack. one of which was shot in the lake and is still recovering right now. the attorney is based in san antonio and says he intends to prove negligence of the officers involved. his plan is to file this federal complaint within the next two weeks. kumasi: pg&e has been fined more than $100 million for not fixing natural gas pipelines to prevent corrosion. an investigation failed to address more than 100 natural gas pipelines in a timely

manner. it could impact the safety and reliability of natural gas. shareholders have 30 days to pay the fine or request a hearing. julian: police officers shoot a man after they say they were led on a chase through solano county. what led up to the pursuit and the investigation underway now. kumasi: here's a look right now at the new york stock exchange. down right now by about 12 points. we will go to the markets next. julian: several stores now offering you a full refund and for you to just keep the items you don't want anymore. why they say it is the best option for them right now. and don't forget, you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. abc 7 is live weekdays on the abc 7 bay ar abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now for many platforms. lisa: good morning to you. if you have liked the weather the past couple of days, you are in luck today. a little change. some dramatic changes as we head toward wednesday.

low clouds and fog really dictating our weather from the coast to the bay area sure. it is gray out there. it looks like not a lot of folks using the wipers out there right now, but there are areas where we have a little bit of mist and drizzle. it is 61 in san jose. as we look at walnut creek, we need to get you up over the cloud deck to see some clout -- some clear sky. plenty of sun and heat on the way inland. chilly in the low 50's in santa rosa, middle 50's as you head toward the east bay, where it is sunny in concord and the livermore valley. the fog has been present the past several mornings in santa rosa. once again, .75 miles visibility. it is gray over to emeryville. the mist, drizzle, fog, pulling back to the shoreline. hot weather with a temperature spread of a good 35 degrees today. it gets breezy in the afternoon. that cooler pattern arrives midweek and stays with us.

here is a look at the low cloud deck. the bayshore here into fremont and hayward, that pulls back. we are sunny and we have cloudy skies. limited sun as you head toward half moon bay and pacifica. we will get into a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon again. the winds will be a little bit stronger than you see here into your tuesday afternoon. 2:00 today, 15 mph to 20 mph, breezy through the coaster gaps. you know the drill. the snow grade there, wins over 20 mph. this is through the evening hours. we get into tuesday, starting at the same, but look at the wind gusts, up to 30 mph here, even stronger as we get toward the late afternoon. this will provide a little bit of cooling, more so at the bayshore. in lynn, you get the delta breeze in the afternoon. temperatures beginning to take a turn by late tomorrow.

in the south bay today, low 80's, 86 in san jose. a bit above average. in warm day at 90 on the peninsula, middle 70's in millbrae. 76 in san francisco. afternoon sun. look for 80 in novato. 76 in oakland. we have the low to middle 90's today, another hot day for you. hopefully, you have a plan for some afternoon heat relief. jobina: sounds like it is time to hit the pool. hi, everyone. a crash where following right now enrichment. this may slay down a little bit. westbound 80 right at cutting boulevard, speeds are down to around 11 mph in that spot. with event coming back, so is part ridership. bart recorded 133,905

passengers. that is just short of their -- that is just short of double their previous post-pandemic record. that is their highest sunday ridership since march 2020. really good news for part there. bringing you a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:45 this morning. traffic is backed up well past the parking lot. we will keep an eye on that for you and let you know how it goes. he prepared for low visibility if you travel along the golden gate bridge. all morning long, chp has not issued a fog advisory, but you can clearly tell we cannot make out the golden gate bridge. as we wrap up, looking at the drive time from tracy to dublin. it will be one hour and two minutes. very slow there. to san francisco, right on time, despite all that fog. looking at about 60 minutes.

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julian: back now with developing new set of solano county, where authorities are investigating a shooting, where an officer shot a suspect. they tried to stop a car on north texas street last night. patrick hall did not stop and apparently led police on a chase, we are told. during that chase, investigators say he shot at an officer's patrol car. a bullet went through the

windshield, hitting the headrest, narrowly missing the officer. they stopped the car with a spike strip. they shot at the man, who was taken to hospital and is expected to recover. no word on what charges he might be facing. we are also hearing no officers were injured. this morning, actor danny benedick she is speaking out about a medical mystery he has endured for months now. the partridge family actor first had issues in april. he says he was struggling with his speech and needed help from his wife. >> she looked really nervous. she says, you are not saying words, you are not speaking english. which, of course, is preposterous to me. we called an ambulance that took me to hospital, where i remained for the first five days and remember very little of it. julian: apparently, he had taken medical leave from his seattle-based radio show, as he continues to seek out a diagnosis. he returns to work today, encouraging fans to take care of their own health. you can see much more from the

interview with him on "gma" after abc seven mornings. kumasi: in the north bay, a temporary ban on short-term rentals has been extended for nearly two years. the moratorium was originally extended, but county supervisors were concerned about the shortage of affordable housing in marin county, especially on the west side. julian: it is now time for your morning money report, and a bizarre request coming from some major u.s. stores. many are asking you to just keep the items you are wanting to return. do to supply chain backups, places like target and walmart and get, even american eagle, say they have two may items right now and their stores have no place to store all. the cost of taking returns back is too much to be worth it. instead, some retailers are handing the money back to you and also letting you keep the item, too. we are taking a live look at the

new york stock exchange now, as trading gets underway. you can see we are down just about 102 points right now. this weekend, san francisco truly shined, showing unity and pride on sunday. here's a look at some of the highlights from yesterday's 52nd annual pride parade. sony people gathered to walk, march, advocate, and enjoy the festivities. there were floats, music, and a lot of dancing. abc 7 was a proud sponsor, broadcasting live from the parade for the first time, and the weather was warm and filled with laughter. plenty of dogs out there having a good time, too. any pride celebrations in the country, but san francisco's is historic. and of course, iconic. if you missed all the action, you can watch the best parts of the parade on demand through our streaming tv app. if you don't already have it, it is free to download, and you can get it for amazon fire, roku, apple tv, and android tv.

kumasi: it was really such a fun day. jobina: i know. our technical things just don't want to show it to you right now. [laughter] but we are going to talk about instead. kumasi: it had such a heavy energy. you and drew and reggie, everybody. jobina: and you with your boa. we need to address that kumasi has not been assigned to any of the recent parades, but she showed up. [laughter] kumasi: i got the best assignment, which is no assignment but to have fun. i was like, five, y'all. [laughter] julian: does follow kumasi, because that is where the party is. kumasi: it was so fun. just a great day to be out. jobina: i can't stop thinking about it. lisa: i can't wait. unfortunately, i couldn't make it, but i love seeing you all come to the studio at 4:30 in the morning. that's a sign of a good night. kumasi: we turned it out.

[laughter] lisa: looking forward to seeing all that. you guys had too much fun. i'm not jealous, though. kumasi: [laughter] lisa: looking at a pretty nice day out there. changes get more dramatic as we get into late tomorrow and wednesday, as we round out june. live doppler 7 showing you the clouds all across the coast. from up above, you can see the sun there. the cloud deck is a little over 1000 feet. it varies from location to location. 61 in san jose. as we look at sfo, socked in here. it is always like that here. usually in the summer, anyway. 52 in santa rosa, 54 in napa. the sun is on the way for the peninsula. a nice afternoon with the sea breeze. we have been locked into this pattern. it will continue today. some changes arriving for your

tuesday. the hot weather has been above average. we should see upper 80's to near 90 in lynn. we have seen those mid-90's at the coast, taking a little time to clear. it is not clear at all in certain areas. with the cooler pattern beginning wednesday, we may wash that inversion out and allow for more son as temperatures cool out -- cool off. tuesday, temperatures still in the 90's. look at the numbers there. 60's by wednesday. here is the change that comes our way. only 70 as we get to the east bay. as we look at thursday, this is the pattern that will set up into the july 4 holiday. highs today once again in the middle 60's, with limited son. in the half moon bay and pacifica, middle 70's. 92 in livermore. a nice afternoon. the accuweather 7 a forecast looking at temperatures holding onto the warmth inland for that next day. as we look toward wednesday,

more seasonal, but below average into the holiday weekend. kumasi: thank you. the largest private landowner in california is closing down its forest to the public starting july 1. they own over 2 million acres of land across california, oregon, and washington. it allowed public access for hunting, hiking, skiing, and more, but extreme drought and wildcard conditions have changed their minds. most wall fires are started by humans, with unintended campfires being one of those reasons. they're closing the land until further noticed in order to mitigate fire risks. julian: california may be getting a new national park in honor of cesar chavez. it would be based near bakersfield. it would include a group of landmarks across the state with significance to the civil-rights history of mexican americans. that would include macdonald hall in san jose, where chavez and activists famously organized. kumasi: there is a new streaming

site that bills itself as spotify for nature lovers. it lets you listen to nature all over the world, thanks to contributors who have experienced recording the natural world, sending in the sound from places like brazil, spain, new zealand, norway, and the u.k. it is from national parks, the everglades, and it says the sounds can help you relieve stress. julian: i love it feet -- i love it. feels like something we should have for tee time. kumasi: can we talk for moment that i loved at the pride parade? did you see baby sauce good? i had a fan girl moment. julian: kudos to her for making it out. being in the middle of everything that was pride yesterday. kumasi: she was so adorable in her car, looking fabulous. julian: a true icon. right here and our own backyard. that is also.

did you get a selfie with her? kumasi: no, that would've been too much. but i was screaming. trying to not be in the shop for the show, but also trying to be like, hi. i think she saw me. i'm going to say she saw me. julian: their ego. that's all that counts. up next, the seven things you need kumasi: to know today. kumasi:as we had to break, taking a live look outside. we will be right back.

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kumasi: it is 6:57. if you are just joining us, here the seven things to know this morning. number one, investigation underway in vallejo. the suspect fired officers during a chase and hit a police car. that suspect is expected to recover. julian: more protests are planned today in response to the supreme court ruling overturning a person's right to an abortion. in san francisco, activists will meet at the federal building at 5 p.m. kumasi: an airline lobbying group is calling on the biden administration to address staffing shortages at air traffic control centers. more than 700 flights were canceled this week and because of weather and staffing issues. officials say you should be prepared for delays and cancellations all summer long. julian: california lawmakers have reached an agreement on inflation relief. the proposal calls for direct payments between $200 and three junta $50, depending on your

income. lawmakers still have to vote on the deal. lisa: number five, starting out with low clouds. a great start over in oakland. supposed to be cool again with middle and upper 60's. hot in-line, low to middle 90's, with 80's in between around the bayshore. jobina: number six, check this out. the bay bridge is really starting to fill in with fog in the area. the aware of low visibility there and also at the golden this morning. kumasi: number seven, look at mr. happy face. right there, first place for the "world's ugliest dog." he is a 17-year-old chinese crested to wawa mixed his owner says she adopted him from an animal rescue and asked them to see their oldest dog. she got mr. happy face. jobina: what is it about the tongue? kumasi: doesn't he have a cute smile? julian: how does it feel to get the second ugliest dog? you couldn't even win ugliest dog. [laughter] you took runner-up. jobina: are we going to do that

to this monday? julian: we are just celebrating smiley face. you are right. i need kindness good morning, america. for our viewers in the west as we start this new week with you, the reaction this morning over the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. mass demonstrations nationwide. [ crowd chanting ] after that massive shift by the supreme court. ending nearly 50 years of a constitutional right to an abortion. now, which states are racing to ban the procedure or severely limit access while others look to protect abortion rights. pressure growing on president biden from within his own party to take action and while other rights could now be in jeopardy. breaking overnight, the u.s. is expected to purchase new missiles for ukraine as ukraine's president zelenskyy meets with president biden and