>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at nashville school shooter legally bought seven weapons and hid the guns from their parents. what else we are learning about that tragedy as well as those who lost their lives. reggie: cleanup after another tuesday rain and wind storm blows through the bay area. the areas still dealing with downed trains -- planes -- trick downed trees. -- down to trees. kumasi: plus a mammoth meatball. reggie: that's big. kumasi: i love a good embrace.

[laughter] kumasi: anyway, that meatball has mammoth dna. reggie: i was reading about this, it apparently smells like gator meet. jobina: but have you all had gator meet before? reggie: have you? [laughter] jobina: we have discussed this on the show. it's like -- reggie: don't say chicken. jobina: it is. it's a chewy chicken. [laughter] it's like red lobster. like half a dose -- papados? reggie: you never went there? kumasi: all this time. jobina: that's surprising with the florida. kumasi: i know. drew: she's smart enough. [laughter] reggie: anyway, welcome to wednesday. kumasi: let's start with you, drew. still a little rain out there? drew: we have some rain to work

out over the next 24 hours. scattered downpours developing over the city and the east bay. richmond, berkeley, heads up towards orinda, hercules, and crockett this morning. creating brief downpours and a chance for a thunderstorm. if a thunderstorm pops up we will likely see small hail and lightning. a stormy view from sutro tower. again, this afternoon the best chance for a thunderstorm is close look at the time line coming up in a few minutes. jobina: might see scattered showers but nothing like the heavy winds of yesterday. on the coast there were gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. amanda is in pacific alive, where downed trees are still a concern. amanda? amanda: definitely. at this hour you can feel the wind. it's pretty breezy at rockaway beach. earlier this morning were standing next to remnants of a

downed tree that happened a little distance from where we are now at the waves, i've got to tell you, all morning long they have been crashing up, washing up to where the camera is. but we are keeping our eyes on it. this is obviously something to look out for. the rain still coming down at this time. still very light. the wind is going to be a problem. let's take you to canyon drive in pacifica, where video shows a massive tree that landed on a car and to the extent the tree has impacted the house it's not yet clear. elsewhere in half moon bay residents did what they could ahead of the storm. however resident john stewart, multiple sandbags were no match for the rain and the wind there. he has three sub pumps doing the work of clearing out the water in his garage. it's not -- >> it's not it's not fun. you got to keep everything on

blocks. you got to clean out all the silk. -- silt. amanda: and another clear side of caution, surfers in pacifica choosing not to go into the water on account of storm conditions. back out live, all morning long the waves just crashing up over the rocks. you can feel the wind obviously getting them over here. i have been trying to talk as long as i could. conditions for you. over the next hour the waves will operate with live tv. reggie: ok, be careful what wish for. that means the next time the wave hits you right back. ok, amanda? if that happens. you put it out there in the world.

reggie: recent storms eroded earth on one side of an airbnb. the home overlooks kings creek. a contractor for expert opinions . >> the soil engineer that i talked to said that he's two weeks out before he can even drive by the place. he saw their families dealing with the same situation. both policies specifically exclude land movement and the flood policy gets into detail where they say any movement based on water or rising rivers is excluded. reggie: after five years the couple says they are done with the mountains, creating a gofundme account to do with the uncertainty of repair and moving

costs. kumasi: two menlo park homes damaged after this tree came down, we are told he fell slowly, held it -- heavily damaging the corner of one house before coming to rest on a neighbors home in the afternoon. thankfully, no one was hurt. reggie: are getting worse of her people on copper drive in santa rosa. the fire chief says a mudslide has breached one of two homes that were red tagged. city crews dumped gravel to stop the blood from sliding but officials say it's not working. -- stop the mud from sliding but officials say it's not working. kumasi: here's why you should always slow down. chp is blaming rainy weather and slippery roads. no one was injured thankfully but police are urging drivers to slow down and wet conditions. in san francisco the crews closed part of the financial

district yesterday worried more glass would fall from high-rise buildings. thankfully, no more glass but the streets were closed as a precaution. it has been a brit -- a bizarre issue in the city with these past two storms. this same building was one of several in the area that had windows shattered last week. we have put together a running page of live updates from the storms on our website. it has the latest closures and other alerts. you can find it on the front page of abc 7 on--abc7news.com. reggie: the nashville shooter legally bought the guns used in the attack. at the same time we are hearing from people who stepped into shelter students and staff. jobina: witnesses are describing the harrowing scenes after the shooting on monday. katie robbins say children and a teacher sprinted across the street from the school, huddling by a gate or by the home.

she in the neighbor rushed the crew to safety. actress melissa joan hart stepped in as well, she said she said she and her husband were driving when they saw kids running. >> these tiny little kids crossing the road, getting to their teachers over there. >> my heart almos know, like it's happening here. a little boy said help me get inside, help me get inside, how can i get inside. jobina: the shooter has been identified as audrey hale, who was being treated for an emotional disorder. police say hale legally purchased seven guns, using three in the attack. resident biden is continuing to call for congress to pass an assault weapons ban. kumasi: less than two years after it opened, levi's stadium getting a renovation. what will it costs? reggie: harrowing details from

the border. how lives could have been saved during a migrant centerfire. drew: and we are not done with the rain, there are downpours moving through the peninsula this morning and going down to street level. half moon bay, san mateo, it's a similar story in the east bay. we have a wet morning commute and a chance for thunderstorms later this a

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for a thunderstorm this afternoon. future weather showing you by 11:00 a.m. that we are tracking brief downpours moving through between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., the best chance of finding a thunderstorm, tracking scattered showers later this evening and then close to midnight the storm is out of here leading to dry days tomorrow and friday. that would be nice but the storm prediction center has outlined all of the bay area and much of northern central california for threat of storm later this afternoon and if one pops up you will likely see small hail and the potential for lightning, unsettled today. chilly day, temperatures 10 degrees below average. only low to mid 50's. there's a level one light storm on the storm impact scale. first let's check in with jobina on the traffic. jobina: good morning, everyone. we are starting with the richmond-san rafael bridge coming down here. the rain really picked up in the last few minutes.

wet conditions for your commute. there's a wind advisory here. we have rain droplets on the camera and in walnut creek. 680, southbound traffic is slowing down. there was an earlier issue that has cleared. commuter angel island is canceled due to the weather. the crash in san rafael on southbound 101 at 3rd street, speeds are tracking at 32 miles per hour and it appears one lane is blocked. kumasi: coming up, how much would you pay for a watch? what makes a $20 million timepiece so expensive? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments

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kumasi: you can hear the cheering when nine minors trapped in a gold mine were found alive and rescued on saturday in the democratic republic of congo. you can see them popping out of the side of the slope where the gold mine collapsed. the video went viral over the weekend. earlier in the month two minors died in a similar incident at a nearby in formal digging site. new details about a fire immigrant detention center in mexico. investigation is underway as to why authorities didn't try to release the men in the center. 15 women were let out at immigration authorities have not explained why none of the men were let out firefighters got there. officials believed some of the migrants set fire to a mattress in protest after finding out they would be deported. 38 people died and 28 were seriously hurt. reggie: happening today, the

manning connection to a deadly crash in hercules is expected to be arraigned. ralph ellsworth white the third is facing six felony charges including two counts of murder. he was out on bail at the time of the crash. kumasi: less than 10 years ago levi's stadium opened with major expectations but then fans started complaining. a spokesperson has confirmed that the stadium will soon be getting another round of renovations. they will cause about $125 million. the sweets are first in line to be renovated. andy tollett says that this shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. >> the niner organization is looking forward. they are agile, nimble, taking advantage of a significant cash generator in the nfl. they want to bring the most significant events they can to the market.

kumasi: upgrades will be completed before the 2026 world cup. reggie: an australian food startup has created a meet all with dma made from a mammoth. kumasi: but we are not meant to eat it. is -- it is actually lamb meat with a little bit of woolly mammoth dna. reading this feels like for the morning. they have blood in their veins when discovered. the company says the goal of the project is to raise the awareness of the potential of cultured meat to make eating habits more environmentally friendly. you are right, we did need more expo nation. reggie: yes the meatball doesn't have any actual meat in it. or what's a good way to say this? it doesn't have, it has meet

that is generated from a lab. so yeah, it's lamb but it's a land that was never slaughtered. that, does that make sense? it is not slaughtered meet? it's meat that is grown from cells? including from a mammoth. sprinkled in. drew: why mess with a mammoth? you trying to bring it back? reggie: let it rest in peace. drew: do you want to be in the same timeline is a mammoth? jobina: i don't. kumasi: i want to see one. drew: you're crazy. i don't want to live in this timeline. reggie: you are over here worried about an alligator. kumasi: did you see it going across the street in naples? reggie: yes. now imagine a mammoth running loose. [laughter] jobina: observe from a distance. drew: you are done, come aussie. reggie: the tasks -- kumasi.

reggie: the t [laughter] drew: showers and downpours out there this morning, under the influence of low pressure off the coast line. there is a line of downpours extending all the way from the south bay to the north bay. scattered showers right now, even high elevation snow around mount hamilton this morning, downpours have moved in. 280, 101, certainly is wet for the bridge as well. down for pretty much setting up the bay toll plaza this morning. a similar set up to fairfield. encountering brief downpours this morning. later this afternoon we have a chance of a brief thunderstorm popping up, unsettled day. future storm showing you tracking scattered showers throughout the entire day and if we see a thunderstorm popping up

we could see hail and lightning and are noticing the highest peaks in lake county as well. likely we will see snow mixing in with the rain. the system is out of here. tomorrow it's dry conditions thursday and friday. rainfall estimates today are likely order to a half-inch. slowly moving through, all in all this is a level storm on the storm impact scale. for the west slope of the sierra, it's an average warning for affect with snow and gusty winds. that could create conditions for an avalanche in parts of the country. highs today in the mid-50's. tonight we dry out and chill down, temperatures in the coldest spots in the 30's. accuweather 7-day forecast, level 1 today. dry weather thursday and friday. late saturday into early sunday we have a chance for showers but the best bet for widespread rain is coming tuesday. kumasi: we have to show you where ginger zee is this

morning. reggie: she is far deep in the snow. in a pit of it. how far down are you? [laughter] ginger: that's right. i'm down 30 feet. we estimated but it makes a lot of sense, they have had more than 60 feet with the fresh snowfall overnight. it's incredible to be here in this pit of snow at the central sierra snow lab. we dug this with them yesterday. best work out in a long time, by the way. no i'm not down here to find mammoth to make meatballs. we are measuring the water content. that is how these scientists, they do this about once a month, dig the pit, get down there, see how much water is in the different layers of snow so they can inform sacramento valley. we will talk about this, the impact of climate change on atmospheric rivers, and so much more about where the storm is

moving. al t way from wisconsin and illinois down to mississippi. i have made this track appear a couple of times but i am still getting winded. we have so much more on the program we have got to bring you. teams live in nashville, the latest on the investigation into the school shooting, victim stories, and heroes. on top of that we have a whole story about walking and getting in your steps. watches and rings, people freaking out if they don't get their steps in. this study might help you put it to bed nicely. dr. ashley is going to talk about that but i have gotten my steps in and are feeling good. trudging up the mountain with all the gear, i think we are set. reggie: yeah you don't need to do the peloton workout today. i have a question about -- ginger: no, and now that i have been here i have been showing

this video all winter but to see the side of i-80 the way it is, to know that this is more snow than they have had here in 70 years and it is still growing, it's incredible to be living this history and watching all the folks who live up here. their homes are truly covered. they have had to clear off the roof here at the snow that because he said he felt it creaking and moving and unfortunately i feel like the snow collapsing roof thing is not quite get over either. reggie: are they very concerned about how the environment is going to handle all of the melt once that occurs? ginger: definitely. i mean, that is, that is, talking to the scientists here, they set a month ago he would have said let's see how it plays out but at this point after the last three or four storms he is really concerned about the flooding. reggie: wow. ginger, that's an amazing live shot. we really thank you for doing got because i know that takes a lot. ginger: thank you.

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reggie: three dozen people are accused of harassing dolphins off the big island of hawaii. drone video shows snorkel or following them is the dolphins swam away. they appear to be aggressively pursuing, corralling, the pond. it's against federal pod -- federal law to swim within 50 yards of dolphins. there were concerns that animals were not getting the rest that he did during the day to be able to forage for food at night. people, please don't do this. next at 6:30, east bay school district discussing giving

reparations to black students. and the struggling amc theaters may have a buyer. the giant operation that could be set to take them over. a live look outside as we had to break.

reggie: now showers and the possibility of thunderstorms today. kumasi: and one local looking to lure new workers. reggie: and hogwild in the east bay. but for the second time this year, another pig is found wandering around pleasanton. that is some pig. just reminds me of charlotte's

web. drew: i thought babe. reggie: or babe. charlotte's web. drew: good morning, everybody. we are tracking scattered showers out there this morning. not quite done with the rain yet. live doppler 7, a line of rain for -- rain showers crossing oakland right now and the san mateo bridge. moving to hayward, leaving the city at around 7:30 eight, just shy of 8 a.m. in discovery bay you will see heavier showers and it's a part of low pressure that is a level one light storm today. later this afternoon we have the potential for small hail and lightning. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can see the rain falling but scattered showers throughout the day and we are highlighting the afternoon for a couple of thundershowers to pop up. we take a closer look at the storm in just a few minutes. kumasi: cleanup is

half moon bay, where wind gusts were as strong as 50 miles per hour. amanda is live in pacifica with a look at the damage there. amanda? amanda: yeah, talk about gusts. the debris is really hitting us here at rockaway beach in pacifica. good news, the rain eased up over the last half-hour. we are not seeing that. the ground of course still wet their waves have just been powerful all morning long. really being pushed up over the rocks here. splashing onto the ground where we are standing and we are a couple of yards away from the ed . things to look out for if you are going out for a walk this morning thinking it might be dry for you in pacifica. we know that many around the region are still working on removal and repair work after the last batch of storms and atmospheric rivers. flooding, power outages, downed trees and power lines, we have seen allstormch f theai a 50eroe

work ue te in s ge. theidtshasing trash cans. . >> everything they put back in the water floated down as garbage. >> we are safe here, that's great. that's the main thing. some places are not as safe. i feel lucky. amanda: certainly fortunate. a tree came down along canyon drive. daylight video. the the impact was not clear. we were there for our first stop in pacifica. didn't seem like things were too

badly impacted but that was under the darkness of the night. here a bit of daylight showing the waves just washing up, being pushed over the rocks at rockaway beach. still right now dry. windy. reporting live in pacifica. reggie: thank you. north bay residents dealing with many issues off of highway 121 in sonoma. the one road that leads to larson family winery flooded again. last year the tasting room burned down in a fire. this year because of the flooding the winery has had to close 25 days over the past few months. >> now we the constant rain and wind storm has been a challenge. working on. reggie: another issue in marin

county, highway 101 last week the landslide caused things to buckle. it also exposes the pg&e gas line over the weekend. kumasi: santa cruz seeing flooding and debris on the beaches with roadways giving out. a portion of main street and socal washed out weeks ago and temporary fixes are all that's giving residents access to their community and county officials say they have a long list of repairs they are working on. >> we are still recovering from 2017. we have roads that haven't been fixed on that storm. kumasi: the county is in the process of gathering preliminary information for a case for federal and state funding. reggie: new developments in the movement to provide reparations to people with enslaved ancestors. berkeley will be holding an informational meeting about

this. lena howland is in the newsroom this morning for the what we know so far about it. >> this is still in early stages and before it moves forward the district needs to figure out two things. one, how to pay for it and two, how to structure and implement it. that is why they have developed a 15 to 20 person task help answer the questions and explore reparations for black descendants of enslaved people after generations of over policing, disproportionate incarceration, and housing discrimination against black californians. if they succeed they will be the first program to do so in the country. the u.s. is also granting reparations to japanese-americans and holocaust survivors. it's not clear how much students could receive if they move forward, the state of california has their own reparations task force at work looking into the same thing. so does the city of san

francisco. the city advisory committee advised $5 million payouts for people who qualify. the district is looking for community members and at least one student to serve on the reparations task force. if you are interested they are holding their first informational meeting about this virtually tomorrow evening at 6:00. live in the newsroom, lena howland. reggie: the reparations task forces meeting today to talk about numbers as a consulting team released a preliminary estimate that finds reparations could cause the state more than 800 billion dollars. that does not include a recommended $1 million per older black resident work health disparities. the task force has to come up with a cash amount by july 1. kumasi: update this morning on a berkeley business that has been struggling since last week's storm, they say they are on the verge of financial room -- ruin. they were without power for four days straight.

totaling 100,000 dollars in potential sales. they lost power again delaying reopening plans. the owners are struggling to make ends meet. >> it's not like we can go somewhere else to make money. what would happen to our employees? they can't just go find another job during the time we don't have power. kumasi: the owner started a gofundme to try to keep them open. they say that without community support they would likely already be out of business. reggie: former vice president mike pence responding to a court ruling compelling him to testify about conversations he had with president trump leading up to the attack. jobina is breaking it down. jobina: the new ruling is a setback for former president trump in the january 6 investigation. investigating the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. according to sources the new chief judge of the d.c. district court rejected his claims of

executive privilege and is telling pence to comply with special counsel subpoena. the associated press reports pence will not have to answer questions about his actions on january 6 but he would have to testify about illegal acts committed by trump. pence says that his team is evaluating the ruling. >> i have held the constitution january 6. i believe we did our duty that did -- that they under the constitution and we are currently speaking to attorneys about the proper way forward. jobina: his attorneys had said that he was protected from testifying because he was conducting official legislative actions. meanwhile no action from the separate grand jury looking into the hush money payment to stormy daniels. they are not expected to meet again on that matter until next weekend at the earliest. kumasi: do you have a pet pig that might be missing? reggie: pleasantville police are trying to reunite the animal with the owner.

they share these photos after the pic was found wandering around on dublin canyon road. officers named it, get ready for this, henrietta. she's 200 towns and has a personality and a sweet tooth to match. if you or anyone you know has information about her, please call the number on your screen. pleasanton police. who is the greatest pic of all time? is it miss piggy? is it porky the pig? kumasi: i think you need to say it's miss piggy or she will come for you. reggie: i really like wilbur from charlotte's web. kumasi: don't bother her. reggie: you are right. i'm in trouble now. [laughter] coming up, more big-name acts

are coming to the alameda county fair. we tell you who is coming to town. kumasi: and here's a live look at the stock exchange. we are up by 230 points. another market update next. reggie: dogs are man's best friend, but what about goats? the two animals who are inseparable. stay with us on the bay area streaming app at 7:00 or abc 7 at 7:00. live every weekday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. drew: hey we are still tracking scattered showers out there for your wednesday. live doppler 7 along with satellite, this area of low pressure will slide down the coastline throughout the day. as it does, it's close enough to bring scattered showers. here is live doppler 7. taking you to the east bay, the san mateo bridge is certainly wet this morning. downpours through haywood, piedmont, marinda this morning,

seeing a downpour as well. into the north bay, lake county rain mixing with snow this morning. going up in elevation. scattered showers continuing for your entire wednesday. on or off hit-or-miss rain, brief downpours into the afternoon could even have a thunderstorm popping up. if one does, it's for that fact that the storm protection center has outlined the bay area and most of northern and central california for that chance for a thunderstorm later this afternoon. highs today in this level 1 storm, we are finding it a chilly day, temperatures on 10 degrees below average. mid-50's later today. tomorrow, a dry pattern finally set up. more on that in the seven-day and in about nine minutes. jobina: thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. we begin with a live picture here at the toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:41 and traffic is backed up to the base.

this morning and generally add extra time for the trips. chp has issued a wind advisory here. these are the busiest ones of the moment. happening now, the angel island service has been canceled today. bart is asking you to add 10 extra minutes to your planned travel time. we still have a signal alert in effect in santa cruz county. one-way i'm going to mandalore. dublin. wakanda. ♪ ♪give me the greenlight♪ now is our time. may the force be with you! ♪ ♪greenlight♪

reggie: narcan is the nasal spray that helps prevent opioid overdoses. harm reduction experts say high price of narcan has hurt

accessibility for those who need it most. but now the costs will likely drop as it becomes more available over-the-counter. aztec companies cut workers, the san francisco hotel industry is going on a hiring spree. hotels in the city are looking to hire 1200 workers this year to beat demand. the hotel occupancy rate took a big hit pandemic. going from 80% occupancy before pandemic to just 8% to the height of the pandemic. now we are back to 64%. the one thing holding it back is the lack of workers. >> 45% of the hotels that had so many openings, they were impacting operations. they had to close down. reggie: the hotel industry is offering perks not seen before like hiring bonuses, flexible schedules, and increased benefits. san francisco will hold a hotel worker job fair april 12. drew: new trouble for kia owners

-- kumasi: new trouble for kia owners, the fix for a problem might be causing other problems. now they h start a car without a key that has a computer chip in it. they now required a key in the ignition to start the car. now some of the owners say that it causes their car alarms to sound if they use the remote start feature installed in the car. >> my options were to get the update or not have remote start or not have remote start without the update. kumasi: owners need to until kia can fix the issue. reggie: now your morning report, amazon is interested in purchasing amc. jeff bezos has reportedly look

into the chain of 600 movie theaters. making an offer. amazon declined to comment and amazon has not spotted. taking a live look at the stock exchange this morning, you can see we are up 232 points. the black panther and oakland -- director and spearheading a reboot of the x-files. kugler would develop the tv series under his five-year deal with disney. it's not clear it when the show would did you or what platform it would air on. disney plus, right? kumasi: i would say sokumasi:. at 6:00 we are learning more about artist taking the stage at the alameda county fair this summer.

>> i know the beat. can you take control of me? reggie: hey. kumasi: yes, chante is just one of the performers who has been announced. as well as leanne rimes and, as we told you last week, bay area native he 40. sleep -- free bleacher seats are available. there are also reserve seats that you would need to buy separately if you don't want to be in the bleacher area. the fair runs from june 6 to july 9. reggie: can we go? that would be fun. are we going to ride the zipper? not the zipper, though. kumasi: can we get on the little tilt a whirl thing? reggie: i will go on that. kumasi: can can we get on the ship that goes like this? reggie: the pirate ship? i like those. those are quite -- classics. kumasi: and then the swing where you go around like this up in the air? reggie: i can do that, too.

kumasi: and then i want to eat funnel cakes. reggie: yeah. kumasi: the no go. reggie: unlikely -- then i'll go. reggie: now an unlikely duo. kumasi: a dog and a goat who formed a bond. cinnamon cries nonstop when the other is gone. so far most of the adoption interest -- i'm not going to read that line, not even going to tell you. >> it's not the end -- ideal environment for a goat long term. >> from the stress of a shelter? they are doing great. >> they are a cute pair. kumasi: don't separate them. don't come asking for cinnamon. and not felix. reggie: felix? kumasi: so there have been some leads, but no commitments yet. they hope to find a home for the pair soon. reggie: i really like that.

it's very fox and the hound. drew: dating life. lots of leads, no commitment yet. forks in the fire? you know? [laughter] kumasi: always a package deal. got to figure it out. drew: i had never heard this before. kumasi: you hadn't heard this, talking about that even dog? and how somebody was going to adopt him? and i said sometimes you can be the right package at reggie: the wrong address. reggie:i like that. kumasi: they've got to find the right address. reggie: because otherwise cinnamon is going to cry all day. who wants that? drew: odd couple coming together. kumasi: they'll find a home. drew: live look from the exploratorium camera. another day, another day. tracking scattered showers for wednesday. slowly crossing east bay over hayward right now.

san leandro, down portions are very wet over parts of the bridge this morning. lafayette getting heavier rain. it's all associated with low pressure spinning right here. here you can see a counterclockwise spin to the south. motion over the past couple of hours. as it moves south it will bring scattered showers throughout the day and a chance work a thunderstorm this afternoon. future weather, the day is unsettled. chance for a thunderstorm popping up. if we will likely see small hail and lightning. involve totals, quarter to a half inch. most places will have showers moving through. winter storm warnings in effect for the sierra. best days to travel to see that

snow. thunderstorms tonight. the storm is out of here, drying out, cooling off into the 30's. the coldest city is overnight tonight. getting into a dry pattern tomorrow and friday. late saturday early sunday the chance of a light shower with the best bet for widespread rain is coming next tuesday. reggie: listen to this, mark canha is letting his voice -- mark hamels is letting his voice to a ukrainian app to warn of russian missiles. when the air raid siren goes off, the app alerts users on their phones that russian missiles for bombs or explosions might be imminent. his voice broadcasts over the app with a stern but confident warning for english app users.

>> everyone flashes back to being six years old again. if the movie can help people get through hard times, so much the better. reggie: he says voicing english version and giving it his star wars touch is just a way of helping out. when it's over his voice signs off with may the force be with you. extra $20 million hanging around, here's an idea, a $20 million watch. the watches covered in 425 yellow diamonds. roughly measuring out to be 200 carats. all the diamonds to be used the project or a team of 10 people to make a watch. it's giving return to oz.

reggie: it's tacky. do not pay attention to the man behind the curtain or whatever. [laughter] great and powerful oz. i don't know about that. save your money. kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts on demand on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire and roku. if you download the app you can start streaming. kumasi: as we had to

kumasi: if you are just joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. nashville police say the school shooter who killed six people was being treated for an emotional disorder. officers say the shooter legally bought the guns used in the attack. reggie: cleanup is underway after yesterday's storm. when stopped 50 miles per hour. in pacifica huge tree fell on a home. kumasi: east bay mud is easing

penalties for water use. they downgraded from a stage two to a state 1 trout. drew: tracking scattered showers, potential for thunderstorms today. zooming on down parts of the east bay this morning. now, live doppler 7 rainfall half an inch per hour, bringing lower visibility. please be aware that this morning. scattered showers throughout the day. level one storm with reef downpours this afternoon. thunderstorms are popping up. bringing small hail and lighting possible today. drew: number five, conditions are impacting your commute. ally picture from the san mateo bridge where it is very crowded traveling westbound. you can expect to take 18 minutes to get from the toll plaza to foster city. reggie: berkeley unified considering reparations for

students whose ancestors were enslaved. the district is creating a task force to make recommendations to the school board by january. kumasi: an australian food startup has created a bean ball that includes a small amount of mammoth dna. the company says the goal is to raise awareness of cultured meat to make eating habits more environmentally friendly. reggie: ok, all right. jobina: that's fine. i don't know why this always brings me back to the ikea scandal. drew: what was the scandal? jobina: horse. drew: what? jobina: i went there recently and now they have impossible. it was good. recommend. reggie: did you get that drink, what is it? lincoln barry? jobina: you know i get it on the dip for the meatball.

it' ierti -[laugh >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. new details on the deadly school shooting and the rapid response by police. >> dramatic body camera footage released, showing the terrifying moments officers arrived at the covenant school, racing to stop the rampage. this morning, new details about the shooter and the possible missed red flags. how many guns the killer was hiding, as we learn more about the victims. the three young students and the three adults who worked at the school. search for answers. the video at the center of the fire catastrophe investigation after at least 38 people