adding a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. now i heartache in louisville after mass shooting. a bank employee opening fire killing at least five people. aztec amount of adults affected by gun violence -- a staggering amount of adults are affected by gun violence. >> is about and the on remembering her life and remembering what a wonderful girl she was. reggie: a five year old girl shot and killed on the freeway you'd want a friend the fed knew her is saying about that

accident. kumasi:kumasi: ending eviction moratorium, what landlords and tenants are saying. reggie: good morning. kumasi: we want to start the check of our forecast withdrew. drew: we have some forecast -- some fog out there. here is live doppler seven. you can see moon bay down to have a mile. as you come across the bay bridge and golden gate, you will notice some mist and drizzle. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge showing some fog and drizzle. -- we will brighten up b winds will peak up leading to a cooler afternoon. we will take a close look at those temperatures and the winds in a few minutes. reggie: developing news in louisville, kentucky where it employee opened fire at his workplace, killing five people and injuring eight more.

k 25-year-old shooter was live-streaming during the attack. jobina is tracking aventis. jobina: officers arrived at old national bank within three minutes of being dispatched, quickly killing the gunman. he is described as a bank employee armed with a rifle. hours after the shooting, family and friends hazard at a visual -- a vigil to remember the victims. sources told abc news the gunman was recently given notice he would be fired and he left a note for his parents and friends indicated he planned to shoot of the bank. witnesses say the government walked into their credit conference room and started shooting. people rent, others scrambled to lock themselves into bathrooms and reportedly hid inside the vault. >> the lady next to me says what the -- and then he starts shooting. >> blood is on me from it. >> i want to thank

law-enforcement officers for responding and doing their best to try to save some of my friends and many others. jobina: the governor of kentucky says two of the victims were his close friends. two louisville metro police officers were also hurt. one of them, nickolas wilt, just graduated from the academy 10 days ago. he was shot in the head and is in critical condition. there have been 15 mass shootings that have happened in april alone. overall there have been 146 mass shootings in america in 2023. these cases are only part of the story. they are just a fraction along with the suicides, murders, or other shootings that make up gun violence cases in america. reggie: stunning nuisance -- stunning new stats shows how many americans are affected by gun violence. one in five adults say they have been threatened with a gun.

84% of people say they have taken precautions to protect themselves from the possibility of gun violence. one third of people say they have avoided large crowds in order to protect themselves from the possibility of gun violence. kumasi: gun violence is having an effect in the bay area. we are hearing heartbreaking words of a friend who nerd -- of a friend who knew five-year-old eliana. amanda del castillo you is live in -- amanda del castillo i live in fremont. reporter: details are still limited but we did hear from that family friend speaking on behalf of eliana's family saying in moments before the shooting the family was driving, looking up directions on their way to dinner saturday night. those points, one of them hitting and killing eliana.

that five rolled little girl. an update places the deadly shooting in the fremont area. the agency initially reported it happened in milpitas. becoming crushed into milk he does, saw a chp officer on the freeway shoulder -- and pulled over. chp is not linking the shooting death to the shooting that happened moments earlier on fremont bully hard -- fremont boulevard. we spoke with a family friend. >> i just got home from seeing them. they are crushed. a little bit is you to talk, little bit easier to make plans of what is going to happen. the biggest thing case doesn't matter. investigation doesn't matter.

it is all about eliana and celebrating her life and just remember how amazing of a girl she was. reporter: actually says she was there in the aftermath saturday night and remembers having to pick up her friend, eliana's mother, from a crime scene. she recalls having a police escort to the hospital where they learned eliana had died. at the anna leaves behind her parents and three older siblings, including her brother who was only 11 months older than her. eliana would be celebrating her sixth birthday in the next coming weeks. we are told the brother was sitting right next to her and they were very close so you can only imagine what he is going through. chp is asking anyone with information between the stretch between fremont and milpitas to come forward with any information they might have. reporting live in fremont along

eight a.d., amanda del castillo . kumasi: testers are demanding that prosecutors prosecute the person responsible for the death of jasper. protesters say they are confused -- they are concerned that the da directed her staff avoid using sentencing enhancements which can add present time to a sentence tap. in the video, she said her office is still reviewing charges against the suspect in jasper's case. we know gun violence can be difficult to process. we put together a list of resources. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. reggie: palo alto police for

stepping up patrols after a brazen sexual assault. the victim was walking her bike through the california pedestrian underpass. someone who looks like this attacked the woman from behind. when she screamed, the attacker grabbed her phone and ran. a stranger called police and rent. >> crime in the tunnel is rare and a daytime sexual assault is externally rare. >> it is a safe usually everybody is nice and friendly. reggie: they woman cut her head and suffered bruising. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. kumasi: mazars are planning a slow ride on a boulevard in san francisco in response to the death of a cycling champion. a car crashed into him in the presidio. it has renewed calls by san francisco bike coalition for

protecting cyclists in the city. improving access for people with disabilities, the ruling for san francisco to make upgrades. reggie: restaurant week is becker, why many owners hope you show your support. drew: it is a cloudy start to our day. later on we will find cooler weather moving in. our advertisers should be in the upper 60's. today we will get knocked into the 50's and low 60's. we will look at the winds as they pick up l

drew: live doppler seven along with satellite, there is a front moving along sure. we had rain in oregon and washington but as the moisture

moved into northern california, it encountered dry air and fell apart. it is bringing us a lot of clouds, dense fog, and some drizzle. it will clear out for brighter. skies but wins pickup. by 9:00 a.m. and we are partly sunny with highs in the 50's. we will find a brighter skies but temperatures back below average in the 50's and 60's. we will see the wind gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. morning clouds to a brighter afternoon but it is breezy, only 58 and in the city. 64 in san jose. 67 in santa rosa. we have warmer weather coming this weekend. we will show you that in it minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are going to start in berkeley where we are following a new crash causing a bit of a slowdown. it is on westbound 80 before university avenue. you can see this piece we are tracking about eight miles per hour. once you make into that slow down, you should be in good shape.

metering lights flipped on around 5:41. it is starting to stack in. also, a similar story to yesterday in terms of your commute along golden gate bridge, prepare for low visibility due to the fog. let's check out these drive times. tracy to dublin inching up to one hour. the highway for commute is slow. san rafael to san francisco under the limit at 18 minutes. kumasi: juice checking, the warning from fbi about free public stations. how you can judge which bakery in the bay area has the breast -- has the best croissant. we will be right back. to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker

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kumasi: the oakland city council will vote to end an action moratorium put in place at the beginning of the pandemic. landlords are not happy about this proposal because it would keep a moratorium in place to september to give renters time to prepare. landlords wanted to end now. the proposal includes new protections for rentals including changes to just cause evictions. dueling rallies are planned before the meeting. a vote is expected in the coming weeks. reggie: the board of supervisors is set to discuss reparations payments to the black community in san francisco. mayor london breed is expected to attend. it is unclear if any decisions on any payment or payment system will be taking place. the advisory board had of their monthly meeting yesterday. the reparations committee is set to release a final report in june with an expected decision

that. kumasi: the city of san francisco has been ordered to make its manned library and other facilities more accessible for people with disabilities. an appeals court made that ruling yesterday and ordered a judge to renew the possibility that 10 recreational centers and the botanical gardens need improvements. all of this stems from a lawsuit claiming the city violated federal law and many of the facilities with steep entrance ramps, bathrooms without the grab bars, and many other issues. reggie: after more than three years, two presidential administrations and a million deaths later, president biden has assigned legislation to enter the national emergency for covid-19 -- to end the national emergency for community. he plans to sign it on may 11. the public health emergency is what allowed for free covid test kits and other benefits.

the impact of covid-19 has changed almost every part of our culture and economy. a key focus on our work to build a better area. one key area is the impact to our local restaurants in. this friday kicks off spring restaurant week despite the excitement. many bay area restaurants say they are still struggling. the problems that came from the pandemic still exist. >> the pandemic took away a lot of our staff and we are trying to get people returning. it is still a challenging time for that. >> are less people in san francisco. we feel that because there are less customers. reggie: many restaurant owners believe the city has one of the best food cultures in the world, one of the many reasons they encourage people to support local establishments during restaurant week. now to imprinting hack from a dad in the u.k. whose dad says all his assignments to do --

kumasi: the dad tied a string to the swing so he pulls on it from the comfort of his sofa. this gives hugs the entertained. -- this keeps huxley entertained. this started as a joke. reggie: okay. i mean, funny. i don't see how this helps. kumasi: he doesn't look relaxed. reggie: he has to continue looking out there and this is going to put where in terror on the window. also the name huxley new one for me. kumasi: i like it. reggie: it feels like a spell. drew: what would it cast? reggie: a lazy dad who want to actually spend time with his son. [laughter] kumasi: friend, parenting is hard.

drew: isn't -- is it? reggie: i think we are aware as we continue this journey sans children. drew: let's go outside. it is a cloudy start to our day. a lie -- a live look at the bay bridge. we have some drizzle at the coast and dense fog. we will start out with overcast skies but this afternoon the sunshine will return. some gusty winds will pick up, bringing cooler weather today and tomorrow. heading into the next seven days, it is a dry pattern despite the morning drizzle. laptop the seven, scanning the skies. decides that drizzle, we are dealing with a lot of cloud cover this morning. here's the dense fog, half moon bay got to have a mild visibility. started to see numbers drop along the peninsula, the airport, and oakland, two to

four miles visibility. temperatures waking up to the mid and upper 50's right now. here is future weather. you see those clouds right now, they push up to the south of the day goes on. we will find better conditions later today, the wind 20 to 40 miles per hour. morning clouds and the sunshine, that is the call. six to do and oakland, 64 incentives a 68 on antioch. we will find clear skies tonight. the reason sticks with us. we will sit 30's and 40's into wednesday. we will find a dry conditions, it did in our temperatures tomorrow and then we start to -- a dip in our temperatures tomorrow and then we started to warm up. reggie: we will go to ginger zee. she is live in utah. what a gorgeous background that is. >> it is a stunning. if you have been to the cars

ride at disneyland, we believe this is the inspiration for it. i expect mater around any quarter. it is a gorgeous morning and i am shooting a story you will see next week, a very important one we have been trying to tell for a while. it works because they were the warmest so far this season. 87 in st. george but there were record highs in north los angeles and 80's in montana. the melting snow and flooding, a lot to get to. can new report on sea level rise and natural cycles of the ocean. how much human induced climate change is having -- that and details of the new rampage check the kentucky bank. trevor is there on this unit with the death toll climbing overnight. a new warning about using free charging stations for your phone at reports, shopping centers, and other public spots where you

just plug in. apparently you are not supposed to do that. i do it haphazardly so i will be listening. i hope you will become a too. reggie: i thought about you this we get because we were all in radiator springs and disney's california adventure so thank you for that reference. >> yep. reggie: slow down, you are not raising yet. >> it looks like it sounds like it. reggie: thank you for that reference and for that before background. we will see you at 7:00.

reggie: the fbi is warning people to not use public trading stations you might see in airports, cover shops, and malls. hackers are getting into the usb ports to lock advice or export personal data. there is a name for it, juice jacking. you should plug your device

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: taking center stage in the bay area. what the family of a five-year-old victim is a saying about the little girl and how you can help them as they grieve. kumasi: request rejected, the ruling from a federal judge about the prison sentence for elizabeth holmes. reggie: welcoming new falcon chicks, at least one already born and now we are waiting for

the others above uc berkeley. kumasi: it is tuesday, april 11. reggie: first, we look at the forecast. drew: we will find the sun this afternoon but the winds begin to pickup as well. some dense fog along the coast. reduced visibility from sin, through oakland. just indication of cooler changes. we are sitting in the 50's but for a lot of us would warm up -- we won't warm up too far from those numbers. some mist and drizzle along the coast. our winds will turn against you later on. we will find temperatures back below average. we will take a close look at those temperatures in the next few minutes. reggie: we are hearing from a friend close to the family of a five euros girl killed in a freeway shooting -- of a five-year-old girl killed in a freeway shooting. they were going to dinner when someone opened fire on their car. amanda is live in fremont with

how the young girl is being a merrill -- is being remembered. reporter: the latest updated places that deadly shooting saturday night in the fremont area of 880. we heard from chp about it happening in milpitas. after the shots were fired, the family continued driving. they crossed into milpitas where they found a chp officer parked on the shoulder. they pulled over. at this point, the agency is not linking the shooting death of eliana to the shooting that happened minutes earlier on fremont boulevard or to three arrests made hours earlier -- hours later in santa cruz. a family friend spoke on pat -- spoke on behalf of the family. ashley wasn't there in shooting but she said in the moments before the family was searching for directions on their way to n they shthded -- when they were shot at.

the community is try to raise enough money to replace the family's vehicle. >> no family should have to drive a car their daughter was shot and dried -- shot and died in. there are bullet holes. this is some senseless act of gun violence and no father should have to drive and still have to live life with a vehicle like that. amanda: ashley says no justice will bring back eliana. her loved ones are remembering the little girl who was excited for easter, who just got back from a trip to disneyland and would be celebrating her sixth birthday in just 10 days. actually says the family is still understandably in shock and in the next few days they are sure that shock will wear off and then they will really start to feel the absence of any on. chp is asking anyone information or maybe saw anything along 880 between the

stretch of fremont and milpitas to come forward with that information to help out in this investigation. reporting live from a chp facility on 880 in fremont, amanda del castillo. kumasi: new developments in what was becoming a stunning scandal within the antioch police department. the contra costa public defender has ordered a review of all cases investigated by officers now accused in a texting scandal. 17 officers, including the president of the police union sent racist and homophobic messages. the texts were uncovered as part of an investigation into possible other crimes by police. thousands of cases past and present will be reviewed and could be impacted or even overturned. developing news in governor greg abbott is valid to pardon a surgeon

arrested and a black class matter purchased. he was found guilty of murder after firing a weapon. he claims a man was carrying a rival -- a raffle and -- a and threatened him. reggie: one of two democratic lawmakers expelled from the tennessee out the denver tennessee house of representatives -- from the tennessee hazard presented is is being receded. he and another positive rusted over protests calling for more gun control in the aftermath of a deadly shooting in nashville. commissioners in shelby county will decide pearson's fate tomorrow. jones is a native of oakland and the oakland branch of the naacp released a statement about what is happening in tennessee. cindy adams writes "jones'

expulsion was nothing more than a modern-day racist and political lynching of a young black man for whom -- who stood up for what is right." kumasi: the justice department is appealing a judge's ruling in texas over approval abortion pill that has been approved for 20 years. jobina:'s ability tried to block the ruling that would block the fda's approval of method and system. if a logitech effect, the court's order would thwart the fda's scientific judgment and harm women. the abortion pill was approved by the fda more than 20 years ago and is used in more than half of all abortions in the u.s. the texas judge appointed by donald trump is arguing the fda's approval was based on unsound reasoning.

executives from more than 400 pharmaceutical and biotech companies blasted the ruling saying it ignores decades of scientific evidence and legal precedent. some democrats and republicans are urging the white house to defy the judge's order entirely. >> this is an fda approved drug. i support these of fda approved drug. it is not up to us to decide as legislators or even as the court system if this is the right drug to use or not. i agree with ignoring it at this point. jobina: hours after the texas ruling came down, a judge in washington state issued a contradictory ruling blocking any change to status quo rights as it related to the availability of the medication. that really only applies to the 36 states where it is currently legal. the texas ruling would apply to every state in the country. some democratic governors are

building up a stockpile of the drug in case it is taken off of the market. washington state already purchased a three year supply. kumasi: we are digging into what is means in california if that ruling is upheld. governor newsom announced the state has secured a stock pile of 2 million pills. the state said while california believes the drug is the preferred regiment for medication abortions, stock piling will ensure california remains a safe haven for safe, affordable, and successful reproductive care. >> medication abortion will remain available in california, even if it is only -- medication which is not ideal but still works. reggie: -- kumasi: according to the abortion rights activists we spoke with, if the ruling is upheld, methodist on --

access to abortion would be legal in covering. reggie: donald trump is expected back in new york this week expecting deposition in a civil case. it accuses trump and his children of financial fraud of the trump organization. the lawsuit seeks to hundred $80 million and a ban on the drums operating a business in new york. trump's legal team is appealing a judge's order for mike pence to testify in the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. trump has claimed executive privilege around his conversations with mike pence to try to stop the testimony. mike pence and could be called before the grand jury this week. kumasi: a federal judge has rejected a request from elizabeth holmes to remain free on bail while she appeals her fraud convictions. that means she has to report to

prison as scheduled on april 20. she was convicted last year of defrauding investors. elizabeth that she has also asked to overturn her conviction. reggie: many people part action is about getting their taxes done. many people in the bay area, you have extra time to file. the irs extended the filing date for victims of california's winter storms. affected persons and individuals have until september 16. that divides taxpayers in the recovery areas which includes many bay area counties. those outside of the covered disaster area should call the irs to request the tax relief. kumasi: an encouraging sign for the left of lake tahoe, water is the clearest it has been in 40 years.

environmental -- results with zoo plankton. they feed and for this role and. there is nearly 10 feet of water visibility. reggie: wyatt san francisco hold foods shut its doors less than a year after it opened. kumasi: at live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 50 points. another update on the markets, next. reggie: uc berkeley welcoming one of the falcon check so far, we are waiting for one more to hatch today. stay with us on the streaming app for abc7@7. all you have to do is download the app wherever you stream. drew: live doppler seven, along with satellite, we have a cold front moving on short in the west. you can see rain and snow. as this front moved into northern california, itt.

a seeing stal drizzle and dense fog which will lead to cooler changes this afternoon. we will start the day with overcast skies. as we advance in the afternoon, a little of this cloud cover gets out here and we will see afternoon sunshine. with the wind picking up, it would keep temperatures below average in the 50's and 60's. future wind showing you about 4:00 or 5:00, struggles twins along the coast gusting 40 miles per hour. a lot of us will feel that wendy gusting later today. morning because afternoon sunshine with the wind picking up. 64 in san jose. below average in oakland and 67 in concord. warmer weather moves in for the weekend. let's check in with jobina to see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: good morning. we are going back to the bay

bridge plaza because it is credited. metering lights came on at 537 time. and little later than what we saw -- yesterday. low visibility for your commute as you move in and out of the north bay. we are following a couple of crashes that will slow you down, starting in albany. this is westbound 80 past buchanan street. your speeds along 580 are going to be 17 miles per hour. we have a second crash in the backup. it is a little messy through that stretch, especially coming down from richmond. in san jose, and new crash being reported between a car and a big rig. your speeds there around six miles pe it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated.

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resources is holding a briefing to discuss the timing of sierra snowmelt and the potential of flooding. experts are expected to talk about the risk to san joaquin valley and kings county. water levels in the lake basin by nearing the tops of levees, something that has not been seen in four decades. if it spills over, it could flood the farming town and state prison. reggie: california's drought maps, these images tell the story. look at the differences in the current map on the left versus the old map from a year ago on the far right. with our local reservoirs in a much better place, the question becomes, is it time to rethink water rules we have been adhering to? gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom tracking key decisions being made today and how it can save you on your water bill.

gloria: some bay area agencies are considering easing mandatory water restrictions and that could mean lower water bills for you. the san francisco public utilities association will resend a surcharge that can save households 15% on their bills starting next month. the santa clara water valley board will vote on reversing their emergency drought restriction which would end the 15% call for water reduction. peace senior resources water specialist there says that means retailers could end surcharges. lower water bills would be a big financial of the for homeowners. -- were put in place in june 2021. >> it is quite a bit. >> i said goodbye to the model

in the backyard. = santa clara -- gloria: clara countyis showing -- higher water levels in january 20 23 compared to 2021. santa clara county has been out of draft since march 16 but reminding californians to continue conserving water because the next draft is just about -- next drought is just around the corner. we will let you know how that will impact your monthly bills. reggie: through all of these weather highs and lows, we are making sure you are informed with our reservoir levels and draft conditions -- drought conditions. our weather tracker list everything from zero snow levels to places that need more rain. you can check it out by going to abc7news.com kumasi: wildflowers are exploring -- are exploding in displays. in northern california, we are on the brink of a super blimp.

the phenomenon will take off in a week or two. the department of encouraging people to get out and enjoy the show, but be mindful when you do it. >> many of our wildflowers are sensitive to social disruption and trembling. -- and trembling. -- tra it is important to stay on the trails. kumasi: don't pick the flowers and don't illegally parked trying to get the internet photo. reggie: one tap is all it takes to order pizza through your car's apple card business. dominoes announced their tap to play -- cap to option. some set up is required to the domino's app on your phone. get ready to pay more for

stamps. the u.s. postal service was to increase the price from $.63 to $.68. this comes after the usps got approval for a three cent price hike in january. the reason is to offset the price of inflation -- offset the cost of inflation. we now take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 90 points today. kumasi: america's premier soccer tournament is coming back to the bay area. levi's stadium is one of the hosts for the contra cast world cup. it depends teams from north america against those in central america and the caribbean. we still do not know which teams are going to play in santa clara. there is a lot of excitement in berkeley over the hatching of peregrine falcon's. reggie: the first of what is expected to be four falcon

chicks was born yesterday. here is a live look this morning. we think that is any -- we can't see the baby bird. three other birds are expected to hatch today. the berkeley art museum and archive will be live-streaming it in downtown berkeley. a video camera captured yesterday's birth. you can see the chick underneath annie's wing. the celebration will be happening tomorrow and you can watch the big moment on youtube by searching cal falcons. kumasi: you know i love this falcons. reggie: if you don't know about the journey, it is too long to explain but there was a time when we didn't even know where annie was. she disappeared for a while and she had some babies and it wasn't clear if she was going to come back.

then she came back and then she lost her mate. drew: and then another man stepped in to help out. it is a telenovela. reggie: we watched her babies grow up but then how many did she lose? kumasi: one of them passed. reggie: one passed after it was considered grown. she has a new man now. alden just left. we don't know what happened to alden. now lou. drew: good old lou, keeping that house together. kumasi: annie will be all right. reggie: annie will be okay, as the famous song says. [laughter] drew: don't worry about me. the sun is out but we have a lot of cloud cover below and this marine layer right now will lead to a cooler afternoon on the way.

look at our average high's, that middle column in orange. we should typically be in the upper 60's to lower 70's but today we get blocked -- today we get knocked down to the 50's and 60's. some drizzle this morning. we will get sunshine this afternoon but it is a cooler afternoon. the next seven days, it is pretty quiet. here is the dense fog on live doppler seven, half moon bay at half a mile. we have to think cloud cover and some drizzle. temperatures right now, mid to upper 50's. not too chilly for this time of the year. future weather, the cloud cover will move out, we get sunshine back in here but the winds will pick up this afternoon, gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. that will lead to a below average temperatures. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and winds picking up. 62 in san mateo. 68 in antioch.

you will feel the cooler air that are today. tonight, clear skies and still greasy, temperatures in the 30's and 40's. we will keep a below average temperatures for tomorrow and that we will do a 180. we start to warm up by the end of the week and that will lead to a mild weekend. saturday and sunday, expect sunny skies and 70's in our warmest spots. kumasi: whole foods has closed its flagship san francisco store less than a year after it opened. our partners report the store at eight and markets close down at the end of business. the company is blaming drug use and crime in the area around the store. the spokesperson said "if whole foods can ensure the safety of team members, it will evaluate every opening." the supervisor, whose district includes that whole foods says he is disappointed but not surprised. reggie: some animals know how to make a grand exit.

a family says they were edison five-part in england when a monkey jumped on their car they were at an animal safari in england when a monkey jumped on their car. [laughter] reggie: wow. that is athletic. mom says she and her daughter were driving to the car park when the animal jumped on top of their car and did that backlick -- that backlick. -- backflip. kumasi: i am here for ruby's laugh. reggie: have you been to one of those? it is a wild experience. kumasi: a good wild? reggie: i kept thinking something was going to happen to our car which is really good. we were fine but it wasn't my car. it was my parents' car. the monkey is jumping on your car.

kumasi: what are they going to do? keep the windows rolled up. otherwise. our friend got bit by a monkey on the beach. that is a story for another day. reggie: was she teasing it? kumasi: kind of. she thought it was cute. reggie: let me show you acute. -- let me show you acute. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: i keep my distance. kumasi: i was not by her. reggie: they don't want to be petted. they want your food.

kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. five for but were killed and

eight others injured in a mass shooting at a bank in louisville, kentucky. the gunman was live-streaming during the attack. he suspects died at this in. reggie: the contra costa public defender has ordered a review of all cases conducted by antioch police officers accused of sending racist and homophobic text messages. 17 officers are accused and this could impact thousands of cases. kumasi: the national covid-19 emergency is over. president biden signed legislation yesterday. it doesn't affect the separate public health emergencies. reggie: santa clara valley water board will vote on reversing their emergency drought restriction that would end the call for residents to reduce water use by 50%. drew: a lot of cloud cover up there. some coastal drizzle as well. we will find better skies is the day goes on. as we see that some appear, the winds will pick up, leading to a breezy afternoon.

temperatures only in the 50's and 60's. jobina: we are following a backup forming an essential say due to a crash involving a big rig on a northbound 101. we are also following your commute so prepare for low visibility in and out of the north bay. kumasi: if you have ever dreamed of getting married outside the oscar meyer weiner mobile, no is your chance. it will be at the lil wayne chapel in vegas. each will feature a weiner whistle quartet and a cake. what was the cake? jobina: it was a hot dog. kumasi: to the oscar meyer website if you want information. drew: what is a whistle quartet? jobina: isn't this a whistle quartet? i see what you meant.

the party is over. a bunch of hot stocks around -- hot dogs around. good morning, america. the death toll rising from the latest mass shooting in america. new details this morning in the deadly louisville bank rampage. an employee opening fire in a crowded conference room. officers on the scene in three minutes, stopping the shooter. five people killed, eight others wounded, including two police officers. >> urgent search for who leaked classified documents. the white house admits they don't know how many are out there, if more could end up online. >> reinstated. one