>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: half moon bay. families morning to seven lives lost during monday's mass shooting. they're left wondering what would be done to address gun violence. >> it is everywhere. the shooting is everywhere. l.a., oakland, now here. >> the latest on the investigation into the suspected gunman. kumasi: from mass shootings to natural disasters, communities across california leaning on one another for support. >> i felt like we were on the others of the storms and starting to rebuild, then this happened. kumasi: how hoping to capitalize on tragedy. we will start with the check of the forecast. drew: mild weather, in the 50's and a lot of spots.

53 the current temperature santa rosa, near 60 in the city. down to 39 in palo alto, we have a wide range of temperatures this morning it is quite windy in our hills, hawkeye gusting at 50 mile per hour. from time to time this morning, it has been gusting over 50 miles per hour. when you have offshore wind coming out of the northeast, rolls down the hillside and warms up. that is why we have temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's, it is breezy. this is the east bay hills camera, it is bouncing around. gusty start to the day in the hills, near the surface it is not bad. breezy and mild, yesterday we had spots in the 70's. the mild air continues. as we head toward the weekend, cooler changes. reggie:

seven people who died in monday's mass shooting and half moon bay, -- in half moon bay. shot, he is a survivor. migrants and two of them are mexican migrants. kumasi: lena howland is in half moon bay where a memorial continues to grow. lena: this tightknit community is just starting the grieving process and trying to understand why something like this could have happened. flowers, candles and signs have been left behind in honor of the

seven people killed at the growing memorial off of main street in half moon bay. josé perez was one of the seven people killed. he worked at the mushroom farm with his younger brother pedro, who got him the job. he took this photo to send to his family, who is still back in mexico. he leaves behind for children. we spoke with his cousin, who described the moment he called his cousin's wife and kids to tell them josé had been killed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> c why are you saying this? this is alive. here is not a cousin, he is like a brother. [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language]

lena: josé' pedro, is he is still in the hospital recovering from his injuries. he and some of have dreamed of going back to mexico one day to be back with their families, not only josé's body will. reggie: the man shootings expected back in court february 16. yesterday, he tried to hide his face behind a yellow piece of paper during his first court appearance. the suspect is a citizen of china and had assistance from a mandarin interpreter. he only spoke when the judge asked tim to verify his name. the district attorney asked the judge to order no bail. the judge agreed. >> under california constitution, anytime somebody is a danger to the community, the court has a right to hold

them in bail any charge. this is the highest number of charges, seven counts of murder. a case with one instance seven murders at once, he is not a citizen of this country. there is plenty of motive to run. for that reason, it was a straightforward and simple request for no bail. reggie: the suspect had two attorneys appointed to him in court who will now review the case before the next hearing. kumasi: if you would like to support the farmworker community around half moon bay, a local organization is raising money. the group established a half moon bay strong fund. you can find a link to donate at abc7news.com. they are grateful for monetary donations from across the bay area during this difficult time. california has been hit with one disaster after another in the short new year. first, historic storms, than to mass shootings in less than a week.

if you want to help, there are things to know. fundraisers are popping up for victims of the shootings and storms, it is not uncommon to see scammers create fake websites or social media posts claiming they are raising money for victims. scammers might hack into social media accounts and send direct messages. >> connected to the cause. a lot of times, that either have the city incorrect, they have zip codes and images are distorted. those are huge red flags. kumasi: donate only unsecure platforms that encrypt bank information. the url should begin with https and show a lock icon in the corner. reggie: today is the last day for monterey county residents impacted by the storm to get help at the veteran memorial building. kumasi: they give people access to county, state and federal resources. it is open today from 9:00 to

7:00 our media partners report storm damage is likely to top $120 million. the county plans to open another help center at a different location on saturday. reggie: it is the first day of the monterey county department of emergency management and air patrol unit will deliver essential goods. bottled water into bills will be sent through helicopter to communities isolated by landslides. distribution continues on friday. kumasi: in contra costa count people with storm damage are being urged to check to see if they qualify for aid. county officials say people should contact their insurance company to see what resources might be available, then contact the county. keep track of the damage and take photos. the per luminary estimate of damages around $12 million. -- preliminary estimate of damages is around $12 million. drew: the issue in the hills, it

is quite windy. gusts over 50 miles per hour at times. one thing the offshore widths do is keep us on the mild side -- winds do is keep us on the mild side. santa rosa is 30 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. santa rosa is at 63 degrees, you can feel the mild air in parts of the north bay. warmer than this time yesterday by 20 degrees in half moon bay. winds near the surface are lighter than the hills, gusting anywhere from 20 to 52 miles per hour. near the surface, the strong this gusts are in the north bay were santa rosa is gusting to 26 miles per hour. high pressure in the pacific northwest, low pressure in the four corners. these create wind tunnel effect, that is aimed right over northern california this morning. the winds will back off as the day goes on.

by the evening, they remain lighter than they are now. breezy this morning in the hills, sunny and mild day on the way. but to upper 60's, some spots in the north bay likely exceeded 70 degrees. later today and tomorrow, the winds will shift to a cooler westerly wind. we will talk about cooler weather coming our way for the weekend. we will check in on traffic. jobina: starting with a life picture of the san mateo bridge, chp has not issued any wind advisories. that is good news for the bridge commute. we have a slow ride out of tracy this morning, tracy to dublin 47 minutes. that is the only slow stretch at the moment. we have a sig alert in effect in half moon bay, we will keep coming to it until it clears. eastbound 92, with a live look in walnut creek showing off 680 where everything is moving at the limit. reggie: an attempted kidnapping in the east bay.

the video police want you to see as they search for a suspect. kumasi: we could see body camera footage captured when san francisco police officers respond to the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband. reggie: the looming deadline that could cost restaurants big bucks and what it could mean for your next food delivery. kumasi:

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reggie: we could see police body camera footage of the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband as soon as today. gloria rodriguez is tracking the story. it comes after a judge denied a prosecution request to keep it private. gloria: this'll be the first time we see what happened in the pelosi's san francisco home in october. abc was one of the media groups requesting the footage. a judge denied prosecutor requests to keep it secret. paul pelosi suffered a skull fracture when he was hit in the head with a hammer by an intruder who prosecutors say was targeting his wife.

the case is pending. he pleaded not guilty last month to six charges, including attempted murder. the police have said he told them there was people in washington and he wanted to harm nancy pelosi -- evil in washington and he wanted to harm they said it was important for prosecutors to share evidence that could debunk any false information about the attack. according to an attorney, the judge ruled there was no reason to keep the footage secret, especially after prosecutors plated -- played it in open court during a hearing last month. kumasi: berkeley police are asking for your help to find a suspect in an attempted kidnapping near uc berkeley's campus. jobina: get away and tell the police about the attempted kidnapping. it happened on tuesday while the woman was crossing the street at

hearst and euclid avenue. the suspect came from behind and grabbed her by the arm, threatening to assault her. here is the video police want you to see to identify the suspect. he is in the red box on your screen. the woman said after she was able to pull away, she ran to a nearby café. employees blocked the man from the woman and called the police for help. if you see the suspect or have information, contact the berkeley police department right away. reggie: today, bart directors could decide to censure one of its own members. it is over a racist comment made by the director during the board's january 12 meeting. he told her news partner he did not realize the comment was racist and said quote i am sincerely sorry and acknowledging my ignorance and sincerely apologize. if he is censured, he could be removed from his committee assignments. kumasi: encouraging news about

the covid booster shot, the cdc says it cuts the risk of symptomatic infection in half. doctors credit the shot with bringing community covid levels down after a winter surge. santa clara county is faring particularly well, nearing lows not seen since last summer. >> it seems we are coming down the mountain, hospitalizations are down. cases are down. wastewater shows that everything is looking good. >> the boosters that came out this past fall and winter service well to keep people out of the hospital from the variants circulating and even the new ones that surprised us. kumasi: the goal is to get the boosters out on a nearly basis to normalize covid like the flu. reggie: your food delivery may be getting more expensive in san francisco. a pandemic arrow ruled that let food delivery services charge restaurants 50% commission is set to expire at the end of the month.

-- 15% commission is set to expire at the end of the month. they wanted to make it permanent, but doordash and grubhub suit. they lifted up to restaurants to decide if they want to make changes. they may be paying them as much as 30% commission if they want more visibility on the apps. the golden gate restaurant association since restaurants might pass the cost on to consumers. >> they are going to be astronomically expensive to eat dinner in san francisco. either that, or businesses are going to clo citye of sissoongt vip preview of the new world of color, which

is opening tonight. friday night. world of color one, the new nighttime show celebrating 100 years of the walt disney company. there is a bunch of pr words in here. [laughter] kumasi: extravaganza. reggie: it is about how a single action can create a ripple effect to change the lives of everyone around you. kumasi: exhilarating. reggie: i was trying to explain what it is. i am excited. drew: very cool. reggie: it is happening at california adventure, then there are new fireworks at disneyland park and the new ride. kumasi: that is a lot happening. that is cool. drew: 100 this year. reggie: company founded in 1923. it is not disneyland's 100th anniversary. drew: in 1923, the cartoon? reggie: steamboat willie was the

first, the founding of the company. drew: my husband is hard to impress, when he saw world of color, he was like what? reggie: joey liked it? drew: it is incredible, really cool. reggie: stamp of approval. drew: during the day there is nothing happening. then at night, where did this all come from? reggie: magic and millions of dollars. [laughter] drew: magic and money. you are not poor, you need to be rich to be good-looking. [laughter] reggie: i do not know what that means. drew: you ever see that? reggie: i feel attacked. drew: never heard that? we will go outside. a live view from the exploratorium camera, 49ers colors looking great this morning. rather gusty in the hills, wierr

il ahancof showers showers. they compress and warm up, that is why santa rosa is at 63 degrees this morning, upper 50's from the city to half moon bay. it is mild. the wind will calm down as the day goes on, tomorrow they will shift and become more onshore. it will create a cooler day on the way tomorrow afternoon. enjoy the mild weather, in the 60's across the board, may be a few 70's in the north bay. overnight tonight, the winds calm down and it is calm her. it is and 40's under clear skies. a pretty quick trough will move through, bringing light showers and light snow to tahoe. it will move up pretty quickly, less than a quarter of an inch of rain likely.

it drags in much cooler air. accuweather 7-day forecast, well into the 60's today. over the weekend, we cool off back to reality. early next week, we expect cold mornings with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. reggie: steamboat willie was 1928. 1923 was when they did the alice orts, that was the first thphew. [laughter] kumasi: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: a school superintendent in virginia out of a job after a teacher was shot by her six-year-old student. the teacher is suing the district, claiming officials missed several warning signs. kumasi: a live look outside, more 49ers colors for us to see.

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reggie: charged with seven counts of murder, he made his first court appearance yesterday afternoon. kumasi: video of the attack on nancy pelosi's husband is expected to be released to the public as soon as today. yesterday, a judge denied prosecutor request to keep the video secret. reggie: ibm is laying off about 3900 people, that is 1.5% of the workforce. the company said layoffs were related to a previously announced spinoff in sale of two business units. drew: we have sunny weather continuing today, breezy this morning in the hills. temperatures elevated, in the 50's this morning and back into the 60's, near 70 in the warmest spots later today. jobina: we have a report of a crash in vacaville, a car has gone off the roadway and down an embankment and is now on its side. this is westbound 80. kumasi: if you are hoping to go

to the 49ers game against the eagles this weekend, get the money ready. the most affordable tickets right now around $600 each. reggie: new accusations in the case of a virginia teacher who was shot by a six-year-old student. the district was reportedly warned several times about the potential of violence. now, the school board has voted to fire the district superintendent. they are outraged by what they call a pattern of an action. they say the school missed or ignored red flags. >> three times a school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school. reggie: the teacher who was a shots's minutes before, school officials refused a request to pat down the arm student. teachers were told to wait because the school day was almost over. the teacher is not preparing to sue the district. kumasi: the murder trial

south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son has started. opening statements. >> opening arguments in the murder trial. >> horrendous. horrible. butchering. >> the disgraced south carolina attorney emotional in court. the defense argues a man who loved his family could never kill them. >> you will see texts and emails indicating a loving relationship. >> prosecutors described the evidence they say will prove he shot his youngest son first, before killing his wife at their home back in june 2021. >> moments later, he picked up a 300 blackout, ar-style rifles and opened fire on his wife, maggie, just feet away. >> coming up at 7:00, much more on the fiery first day of court

and live legal analysis from dan abrams. abc news, new york. reggie: coming up, the major effort to save a delicate marine ecosystem and bring back an endangered species of starfish area kumasi: a french bulldog missing from his home found over the -- from over a year found. >> in every moment, there is an opportunity to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. at commitment to meet those moments . with tough questions, real solutions, for you, for all of us. this is the moment to better bay area, join us.

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: took seven lives and half moon bay. but family and friends are saying about the victims as the entire community mourns the lives lost. kumasi: t msscele fther ing aapi communities across the bay area. >> this is a wake-up call to check in on each other, look at our mental health. kumasi: the events happening today showing support for the aapi community. reggie: the san francisco mayor instructing city officials to tighten their budget. the reason the city is expecting a multimillion dollar deficit. kumasi: it is thursday, january 26. reggie: all of those stories are next. drew: a warmer start to the day compared to yesterday, some of us are close if not over 60 degrees this morning.

the reason why are the offshore, breezy winds in the hills keeping temperatures elevated. since we had so much rainfall this month, we do not have any fire weather concerns with offshore wind. it is creating gusty conditions this morning. diablo gusting near 50 miles an hour, hawkeye 45. elsewhere, wind gusting 15 to 30 miles an hour. a gtyaiv looing the ra shaking, sunshine on the docket today. mild conditions in the mid and upper 60's later this afternoon, but cooler weather is on the way. kumasi: we start this morning with the latest on the investigation into the mass shooting in half moon bay. the suspect has been denied bail. we learned he is a citizen of china and spoke during his first court hearing through a mandarin interpreter. his next court appearance is set

for february 16. reggie: we learned the names of the seven people who died. they are 66-year-old qizhong cheng. 43-year-old yetao bing. 73-year-old zhishen liu. jose perez. his brother, pedro was also shot, he is the lone survivor. 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez. 64-year-old jingzhi lu. 74-year-old aixiang zhang. lena howland is live memorial continues to grow. lena: we are at the growing memorial in half moon bay in honor of the seven people killed. i will step out of the shots he can get a better picture. just the amount of flowers, candles and signs left behind in honor of these victims. some were left behind from family members that knew the

victims, some were left behind by complete strangers all trying to understand why this happened. the victims were asian and mexican migrants, one of the seven people killed is martinez. we spoke with his brother, who remembers hearing the sirens and seeing police officers and having a feeling marciano was gone. he tried calling his brother, hoping it was not true. >> he felt a knot in your heart you could not get rid of, that is the feeling you are saying was persistent and told you your brother was one of the victims. >> he likes to play guitar sometimes he plays in the church and with friends. not just me, everybo the entire town. lena: there are 4 including the victim families, that are still waiting to go back home, staying at hotels

paid for by the mushroom farms where they live andorthis, whill considered to be an active crime scene. county officials say they are expected to be able to go home by friday as we lurk -- work to learn more about the tragedy. reggie: community in southern california continues to mourn after a mass shooting last weekend. people gathered for a candlelight vigil honoring the 11 people who died and nine people who were hurt. the vigil coincided with a visit by vice president harris, she laid flowers and took time to visit each victims photo. she called on congress to act on gun reform. >> can this congress do anything? >> they absolutely can. they have the power to. can they do something? yes. should they do something?

yes. will they do something? that is where we all must speak up. reggie: she pay her respect to the monterey park victims privately, meeting with each of their families. kumasi: another vigil will be held today for the victims in this week's mass shootings, this is happening as members of the asian-american community say the shootings in half moon bay and honorary park opted to the core. both the suspects and majority of victims were asian. it happened during the new year. they say it sent shockwaves through the community. >> to think that elderly are committing these during this time really strikes close to our hearts and families. kumasi: he also s years have been difficult because of the pandemic and spike in hate crimes that came with covid-19. he is concerned the shootings could spark some type of

retaliation. today's vigil will be at the san francisco square. you can support donating. there is a half moon bay strong fund. you can go to our website, abc7news.com for a link. they are grateful for monetary donations from across the bay area during this difficult time. reggie: a new effort to protect abortion rights is being launched in san francisco. >> this issue is about choice, but it encompasses everyone's choice. it is about men, women, children , the lgbtq community, trans men and women and all of us sitting here together to understand what choice really means. reggie: california state senator was part of an unveiling at city hall for the san francisco bay area abortion rights coalition.

the partnership of local governments and reproductive health groups work together to reinforce and protect abortion rights. those behind the coalition say it is a first of its kind group to support reproductive justice and freedom. the city of san francisco is getting ready for serious belt-tightening. what does that mean for the city moving forward? jobina: the cuts will not be easy, according to our media partners. the mayor has ordered departments to cut 5% from their budgets in the next fiscal year, than 8% the following year. she is also ordering them to preserve key policy priorities like public safety, combating homelessness and economic recovery. the mayor's budget director said yesterday quote i am telling departments and telling everyone else in the city that things could get worse. we may have to come back to departments for more. i think there are lots of difficult choices ahead. the city's estimated deficit is at $728 million.

it is blamed in part on declining business and property tax revenue. as remote work left many downtown office space is empty, the city is also seeing an increase in salary spending. we do not know how the cuts will impact specific city services, since the city departments have not decided how to make the cuts. kumasi: the lincoln high school state championship football team is celebrating its third state championship. there is a ceremony yesterday. the mayor proclaimed the day is lincoln football team day. city hall was lit up in the school colors overnight, crimson and gold. researchers are hoping to learn a lot of information from what is now just a few tiny specks. they are watching over what will grow into adult bat stars. this is part of the captive breeding program. while they are not endangered, researchers hope it helps them learn more about other species

like the giant sunflower stars. about a decade decimated several species, including the sunflower star. possibly triggered by a marine heat wave, this caused a chain effect on the ecosystem. >> the loss of this huge starfish allowed prey items, the purple sea urchin, its population to explode. with the exploding population of sea urchins came a decline in kelp. reggie: start calling them stars? i thought it was starfish. they did not like fish attached to their name. kumasi: well. reggie: they kind of are,

though. kumasi: the sunflower star is still missing, the numbers are low. researchers are also looking at which genetic traits might allow the species to survive pressures like a warming ocean or marine diseases. reggie: a french bulldog missing for more than a year from its san diego home has been reunited with his family after he was found in an abandoned car in the bay area. livermore police shared this picture of the dog, whose name is money. money is now home safe. how he wound up in the bay area, we do not know. his owners received messages asking for payment for his return, they never responded. they figured it was a scam. because the dog was chipped, a technician with the alameda county sheriffs office was able to track down the family and they made the drive to come and get money. money looks really happy. money must be very confused about the past year. kumasi: money must have been

treated well. reggie: i hope so. he was found in an abandoned car, so he was not treated that well. kumasi: the 49ers are closing in on another visit to the super bowl, but first they have to take down the philadelphia eagles. coming up, we are talking about how much you might need to pay if you want to watch the teams this weekend. reggie: plus, we hear from a california congressman after he and another congressman got pulled from their committees. first, a check on the weather. drew: 5:40, we compared to this time -- warmer compared to this time yesterday. 14 degrees in the city and oakland as well. we have some gusty offshore winds, strongest in the hills, gusting to 50 at mount diablo. gusts 30 to 45 miles per hour in the north bay. we have a wind tunnel effect happening in the atmosphere.

live doppler 7 with satellite, high-pressure to the northwest, low-pressure pressure to the southeast. these early opposing forces funnels all of the air into northern california. we call that a pressure gradient. northern california, when you have the gusty wind rolling down the hills, the winds speed up and warm up as they compress near the surface. that is why a lot of us are seeing a warmer morning compared to this time yesterday. the winds will back office the day goes on. today is another mild day, sunshine and breezy. call me in the afternoon, temperatures above average. mid and upper 60's. colder temperatures come in for the weekend, we will have that in nine minutes. jobina: we are going to look at the weather related traffic impacts. for the most part, the standard commute is looking nice. in napa, we are seeing emergency roadwork underway westbound 128,

the sig alert remains in effect. also one for half moon bay in terms of the sinkhole. it is eastbound 92. previously, we saw the westbound direction heavily impacted. in emeryville, a live picture of 80. headlights traveling westbound. we will keep an eye on the toll plaza, does not look like metering lights are on at the bay bridge. san rafael bridge, things are nice and smooth. there is a crash on 205 in tracy, this is jamming things up.

reggie: in a texas courtroom, boeing representatives are being arraigned on criminal charges for two deadly crashes involved in the 737 jets. families of people who died on the jets are trying to get the

justice department to throughout a settlement it made two years ago. they claimed they were never notified of that deal. all the justice department did not oppose today's arraignment, they are arguing the settlement deal should stand. they claim without the settlement, the government will not be able to ensure boeing follows through with reform to prevent future tragedies. estravel mess.underway the department of transportation is looking into whether executives engaged in the unrealistic scheduling of flights. southwest says it schedule was quote thoughtfully designed and there were plenty of staffing, but the computer system melted down. southwest canceled more than 16,000 flights over the christmas holiday. kumasi: a 49ers defensive end will be playing in the nfc championship this weekend, despite being arrested on monday. the head coach said the team will let the legal proceedings play out. he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence after his girlfriend claims he pushed her

to the ground during an argument and caused her arm pain. the case will be sent to the santa clara county district attorney's office for possible charges. if you are planning to go to the 49ers eagles nfc championship game this weekend, tickets are not cheap. they are said to be the most expensive of any conference title game in league history. the cheapest tickets for one person was $625, that is just a stand. you do not get to sit down. tickets closer to the action going to cost you around $1600. >> eagles fans have not been in the nfc championship since they won the super bowl in 2018, so there is a gap and excitement around the postseason playoffs in general. kumasi: we have other options. if you decide not to go to the game. there is a free watch party in san francisco at the crossing, it is now a part of the

temporary terminal. kickoff is noon on sunday. would you pay if you cannot sit down? drew: absolutely not. reggie: hold on. that is called general admission to a concert. same thing. kumasi: it is not $625. reggie: the madonna concert is more than $1000, we just looked. to stand. drew: you are also closer. general admission at a sporting event? might be underneath an awning, the view might be -- the vibe the energy. reggie: in college, we were not allowed to sit. i hated it. that was way never went. i stayed at home. i am not standing for that whole time. drew: that is a long time. reggie: i did not even know what i was watching. kumasi: were you close to the field? reggie: yeah.

drew: student section. kumasi: i want to sit down sometimes. drew: the wash party is where it is at. bathroom close by. reggie: food and beverage. drew: they are not astronomical. kumasi: this is the bougiest thing. if people want to watch the game, they will watch the game. reggie: if you are a fan, you are already gone. you have your tickets. drew: that is true. good luck. latest drought monitor in a few minutes ago, here's what we looked like last week. no improvement to the state last week, but this week, we saw the severe drought category, the deeper orange color does shrink. our seeing improvement to the drought monitor today -- we are seeing improvement to the drought monitor today. reservoirs are filling, we saw improvement, they are in the dry

category, the lowest category on the drought monitor. the first time in about two years we have seen parts of santa cruz county in that category. most of us are still in the moderate drought category is the week goes on. outside we go, a live look from the east bay hills camera. it is shaking because of the wind creating warmer than average temperatures, upper 50's for the warmest spots. the winds gusting 40, 50 miles an hour in the hills. they will back off as the day goes on. but two :00 p.m., the winds are lighter and will shift to more onshore. today, another day of mild temperatures. numbers in the mid to upper 60's with a lot of sunshine. maybe patchy fog along the coast. 30's and 40's as we head into friday. sunday, watch for the chance of light showers. it does turn cooler. sunny and mild today, cooler with the onshore wind tomorrow.

sunday, chance of showers. early next week, temperatures are chilly in the 40's and low 50's. reggie: the grant to help san francisco businesses recover from the pandemic. kumasi: the warning from the feds over nursing boards across the country that sold fake credentials. the suspects facing fraud and conspiracy charges. reggie: how former president trump is reacting to the news that he will be allowed to return to a popular social media site.

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ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go. kumasi: we are hearing from bay area congressman swalwell. republican speaker of the house made the decision, citing national security concerns. democrats say it is political vengeance.

swalwell spoke alongside democratic congress members yesterday. mccarthy has removed them from committee assignments. >> the three of us have chosen to stick together, because this is not about any individual committee assignment. this is about an institution where the speaker of the house is using his power to go after his political opponents and pick them off the field. >> let me be very clear. this is not anything political. kumasi: abc news political director says after mccarthy's narrow battle for speaker, he likely had to make good on a promise to his party. as for what is next for swalwell , he can continue serving on his other committees. the house intelligence committee is a select committee were members are privy to highly classified information. it is to the speaker to decide who serves on it. reggie: more questions about

george santos over campaign financing. in financial filings, he someone as treasurer who is denied any involvement in the campaign. his lawyer says the records were signed under his name, but without his consent, which is illegal. experts say santos could face campaign finance violations and could be punished in congress through an ethics investigation. >> if when we go through ethics and he has broken the law, we will remove him. reggie: there are also questions about money santos said he donated to his campaign. people want to know how someone who reported only making $55,000 a year could donate more than $700,000 of his own money two years later. he has refused to explain. former president donald trump could make a comeback on instagram and facebook. meta says it will allow trump back on the platforms in the coming weeks. he was locked out the day after

the january 6 capitol attack over concerns his posts were inciting violence. the suspension lasted two years. trump released a statement seeing such a ban should never happen again to a sitting president. kumasi: federal authorities are warning nursing boards across the nation after uncovering a ring that sold thousands of fake diplomas to nurses. more than two dozen people were arrested in connection with the scheme. investigators say they uncovered three nursing schools based in south florida that sold more than 7600 fraudulent diplomas for about $15,000 apiece. >> when we talk about nurses education and credentials, shortcut is not a word we want to use. kumasi: investigators are working with licensing boards in each state to make sure anyone who got a fraudulent diploma no longer provides care. there is no evidence of patient harm as a result of this yet. the 25 suspects are facing fraud and conspiracy charges and three schools have been shut down.

drew: if you are lucky enough to have a ticket to the game, we have mostly cloudy skies. a bit breezy during the day. kickoff temperature not too bad, 50 degrees. as the game wraps up, we cool off in the mid 40's. back at home this morning, it is about the warmer start for all of us. 21 degrees warmer in napa, 60 degrees warmer in oakland. gusty wind in our hills elevated temperatures first thing on our thursday. the winds are strongest in the hills, they will back off as the day goes on. this evening, they are light. as we head toward tomorrow, the winds will shift to onshore, that means cooler air will filter in as we head into the weekend. today, breezy in the hills. a live look from the east bay hills camera, bouncing around a little bit. sky condition similar to yesterday, beautiful out there today. expect tons of sunshine.

the sun up at breezy the first half of the day, winds calm down on the back half. mid to upper 60's later on today. over the weekend, back to reality with temperatures in the 50's. kumasi: why against the upcoming ballot measure. reggie: support for the aapi community. kumasi: repairing and rebuilding after the storms. the help for residents to get them back on their feet after damage of a hind. reggie: a live look outside. 5:57. demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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