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the warriors today. you can see that we are wearing the colors. all three city halls are also going to be a part of this. so get into it. kumasi: and it's going to be a nice day, too. drew: that's a trend. big change compared to yesterday. remember this time yesterday we had wind gusting at 30 miles per hour in spots? 40's on the shoreline. coldest cities are santa rosa and clear lake. but it's a lovely view from our san jose camera. 87 at the bottom of your screen. sunny skies, breezy on the coast. temperatures are a bit warmer. the wind, closer to coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: chp is another deadly shooting westbound on interstate 580 in oakland and we know at least one person is dead. this is the second freeway

shooting in less than a week. amanda is live in oakland with what we know. amanda: plenty of activity at lake park avenue, for we are standing right now. i want to set the scene just a few blocks away from the grand lake here in oakland. chp tells us one person has died and the only victim they are aware of at this hour. this morning we saw two cars with significant damage, including this truck. i'm going to step out of the way so that you can see the toyota tacoma behind me that went into the pole. back end. this is where the incident ended. it started as a late-night shooting according to chp. got the call just before midnight. the vehicles exited onto oakland

city streets here on lakeshore avenue in lake park avenue. one person was pronounced dead. i took a closer look at the pole and we founded riddled with bullet holes. the front window, the side doors, all throughout. that is the focus of the chp investigation at this hour. the lakeshore exit here in oakland, i want to say a couple of dozen vehicles were here from chp as well as a couple of dozen officers. you can see them through the area. plenty of evidence scattered on the ground, marking out pieces of cars. it seems that this is going to go on for several hours. it has been already. we know the freeway was shut down for two hours and has since reopened at 14th street. the lakeshore exit is still

closed. i am reporting live in oakland, amanda pous-tio -- amanda cust -- amanda castella. crime -- reggie: crime issues, compounding, making recovery from pandemic that much tougher. the mayor admits francisco is currently in a transition period. the property crime rates are among the highest in the nation. however, when it comes to harm a -- homicides per capita, the city is close to the bottom among major cities. during the one-on-one interview she credited the extra funding for the police department that she helped push through. >> overall crime rates are down. the clearance rate for homicides is that 85%. the rest of the average in the country is 60%. reggie: from the murder of bob

lee to the closing of the whole foods downtown and of course the ongoing drug crisis, the city has been making headlines recently and for all the wrong reasons. there is a concern about the reputation the city is getting around the country and the world. kumasi: the bart board of directions is taking steps to replace their police chief to help staff connect with on house residence and community services. this as they try to improve safety and security. eight to 18 officers were added per shift. reggie: fallout from the racist texting scandal that has ensnared about one quarter of the antioch police officers that trickle to the courts. the contra costa county public defender's office thinks the scandal could impact thousands of cases. some defense lawyers are already moving to dismiss charges.

it comes on the heels of a heated city council meeting tuesday night. that is part of the emotional reaction from the mayor during public comment. the mayor, defending his actions. >> i wasn't going to allow him to hijack the experiences of so many residents who were expressing their experiences over racism. reggie: 17 officers are and a total of 24 are under investigation. the mayor has called for a special meeting to look at department culture next tuesday. here's the work done to clear the oak wood street encampment. 75 tons of debris have been removed. oakland police arrested two people after a barrier was put up trying to stop the eviction process. this is what it looked like monday. it's hard to tell the difference. oakland is offering shelter to everyone at the encampment who wants it.

plans call for an affordable housing project to be built on the site once the cleanup is complete. kumasi: starting today, a new disaster recovery center will be opened for monterey county residents. fema is partnering with the county to provide resources for residents. the biden administration approved a major disaster declaration for the area earlier this month. water morning. what you need to know as temperatures are finally warming up, next. reggie: superstar seth curry. a documentary about his rise to stardom is premiering tonight. drew: major gains on the latest drought monitor last week. 25% of the state was in drought. today, just 8% thanks to the epic snowpack beginning to melt and the above average march month of rainfall. a look

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kumasi: it is really starting to feel like spring in the tahoe area, meaning the record snow is now melting. pictures from washing meadows fw melting into the stream. state agencies are urging us to take extra precautions and to be aware of cold water dangers as snowpack continues. they say we should expect this spring warm up lead to rises in warmer stream flows that we haven't seen in years. drew: especially the southern sierra has had record-breaking snow. tripling the average depth. the sierra snow lab says we have probably hit he can snow melt. -- hit peak snow melt. a lot of sunshine on the way. temperatures by 10 warming into

the 50's. later this afternoon, more areas will get to the 60's compared to yesterday. it will feel warmer. ovaries on the coast. from time to time, wind in excess of 30 miles per hour with no advisories in effect for a lot of us. it's a lot less wind then yesterday. bright and breezy, it will feel warmer. many of us getting into the 60's, close to average for this time of year. a gentle warm-up is moving in. we will talk about that in nine minutes. let's check in with jobina on traffic this morning. jobina: starting in sausalito, chp reports some sort of hazard causing slowdowns to come and go southbound on 101. at 5:38 and the backup extended. it is nice and clear in the

south bay. showing you san jose, 101. got to check in on those drive times. san rafael to san francisco southbound on 101, 600 minutes -- 16 minutes there. impacted by the traffic hazard in sausalito. kumasi: film festival debut, the movie is expected to be a huge hit in san francisco next month. defending their title, the warriors. pe now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on skyrizi

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live desks. jobina: we can hear the mother of the suspect asking for help, saying she was getting information from her son's roommate telling the operator he may be armed and on his way to the bank. >> my son might have a gun and is headed to the old national at the main street. >> main street old national? >> i don't know the deal, i need your help. he's a good kid, he's never hurt anyone. please, don't hurt him. he's not violent. he's never done anything. please. >> and you don't believe he owns guns? >> i know he doesn't own any guns. jobina: what the mother didn't know is that he purchased an ar-15 just six days earlier. abc news sources say he had been fired from his job at the bank and left a note and texted or called at least one person saying he was suicidal. fire on a meeting inside the bank.

three minutes after those firstn the scene. one shot in the head, another grazed and shot the gunman. in the end, five were killed and many more injured. the shooter's family said that he had mental health challenges and they did not elaborate. but they say he did not show signs of violence. the officer shot in the head is slowly improving but remains in critical condition right now. reggie: thank you. the second tennessee lawmaker expelled from the legislature last week will take back his seat. >> they tried to kill democracy. they tried to expel the people's choice in the people's home. and they have awakened a sleeping giant. reggie: justin pearson, reinstated yesterday. his colleague, justin jones, reinstated monday. the representatives were voted out last get a third saved by

one vote. the tennessee three faced discipline after disrupting a meeting to rally for gun reform. some people said the republican leader decision was racially motivated. jones is an oakland native and a graduatefisniveitnashe d reingt of support fromis pee.>> weekend we can support bills. we can support groups. that is what we can do. >> the 36 republican lawmakers in tennessee deny that the vote was racially charged. happening today, a documentary called "stephen curry, underrated," premiered originally at sundance, following him from college to his championship season with the

warriors. a couple of oakland ties. ryan kubler preuss to film. peter makes who has lived there since 1977 directed it. the film will get a wider release this year, which is when you can see it because tonight the event is sold out. kumasi: get out your warriors gear, this is blue and gold day across the area. their highly anticipated events starts saturday when they play the northern california rivals, the kings. this raising the flag in san francisco last year. this is the ninth postseason appearance of the warriors in the last 11 years. abc 7 visited fairfield, the halfway point between the cities, home to fans of both teams. the owner of the only sports bar downtown says he expects saturday to be one of his busiest days ever. lacks we experience a lot, like when the football happens, but

this has never happened. i'm hoping for seven games and whoever wins deserves it. kumasi: game one of the series is saturday night. you can watch it right here on abc 7. coverage starts at 5:00. tipoff is at 5:30, followed after the game with the highlights and postgame interviews. >> major league baseball teams are considering extending beer sales to the eighth inning instead of the current seventh. the cut off is to reduce fan drunkenness and cut off drunk driving but now the clock is moving faster during games because of new rooms -- new rules this year so you will have less time to enjoy a cold drink while watching the game. as of now the diamondback, rangers, twins, and no surprise, the brewers are extending alcohol sales until the eighth inning. new at 6:00, nasa wants to see what it would be like to have a four person crew live in space for a year.

to test it out they have related a simulated mars habitat. kumasi: the 3d printing structure in houston has a few bedrooms, two bathrooms, a work area next to a robot station and an exercise room. there is also an outside area that mimics the surface of mars. the crew will start their one year stay this summer. scientists are interested in the mental health and social dynamic that this might have on astronauts. reggie: i expected more. kumasi: i bet you that house is still cheaper than the ones here. one bed, -- four bed, two bath and it looks like mars? it's next variance. kumasi: you really just have to stay in there for the whole year? reggie: how is this like mars? kumasi: maybe that is what mars is like. reggie: it looks like an abandoned house. kumasi: they want to keep it as

real as possible. you don't go to bars and live in luxury. drew: you are not like four seasons on mars. [laughter] kumasi: i want my own bathroom. that's a problem. two bathrooms, four bedrooms. reggie: giving me cheek. sending me all the way to mars? not going to make it. drew: send a whole house? kumasi: you are not going. drew: none of us are going. [laughter] outside this morning, it's very pretty from the exploratorium camera. not a cloud to be seen. a lot of sunshine is on the way. a lot less wind for us. the coastline remains breezy but no advisories are in effect. sunny with a gentle warm up towards the weekend. by next week it's cooler in there is a slight chance for a shower. no organized storm systems on the seven-day. the wind is a lot lighter compared to this time yesterday. temperatures on the shoreline are in the 30's and worries and

in chilly spot. palo alto, livermore, and the effort 30's. one or two extra layers are underneath the coat first thing but look at this, we have a ton of sunshine on the way. almost a carbon copy forecast tomorr conditions. a bit warmer tomorrow to finish out the week. coast with less wind compared to yesterday. temperatures in the 60's. 64 in oakland. 68 in santa rosa. tonight partly cloudy conditions on the coast. 30's and 40's heading into friday. think about heading to thrive city to watch the warriors, it's a nice-looking work asked. temperatures in the 50's. here's your seven-day forecast. we will find a warming trend heading into the weekend. the weekend is looking fantastic for outdoor plans. next week we will off with a slight chance for a shower on

tuesday. reggie: now we turn to ginger zee with a live look at what's happening on gma. kumasi: good morning. ginger: great to be with everybody. coming up we are following the latest on the new bombshell reports that hundreds of highly classified documents were allegedly posted in a secret discord chat room by a military base worker. we have the new details on the worldwide fallout. and then a flash flood emergency in florida. fort lauderdale airport shut down through noon. schools are closed. nearly two feet of rain in 12 hours. that was radar estimated but still this will be a record breaker that we will study. plus a new tornado watch just north of them. and how exercising outside can boost the benefits of your workout. spring deals and steals. and music from celine dion and cool, here live in times square. -- cool and the gang, here in

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now news. a deadly shoe on the fruit -- deadly freeway shooting for the second time in a week. we are live with details. kumasi: some democrats are calling on diane five signed to step down. reggie: and a big plan to honor the life and legacy of a legendary drag performer. kumasi: good morning, everyone. reggie: first, the weather. drew: a nice day is ahead of us. the wind and warm temperatures are the big story. the wind is calm if not like. temperatures are underneath the light wins and clear skies. santa rosa to livermore, palo alto, starting out in the 30's. tam cam, not shaking as much as

yesterday. lots of sunshine. breezy on the coast but not nearly as windy as yesterday. a little bit or more to yesterday as well. a closer look at those temperatures with a gentle warm up over the weekend and a few minutes. reggie: breaking news out of oakland, one person has died after another shooting on a bay area freeway. officers responded before midnight to westbound interstate i-580 -- westbound i-580. amanda is live in oakland with what we know this morning. amanda? amanda: this is the first time we are getting any daylight on any of the damage in the aftermath of the deadly shooting that happened just before midnight last night. stepping out of the way, you can see investigators are still hard at work. once we got on scene we noticed this specific vehicle, a togo to tacoma going straight into that pole with front-end damage. beyond that we saw it told with bullet holes. bullet holes to the windshield,

the side door. all of that. one person is dead. that's the only victim chp is aware of at this hour. we should note chp says this is where the incident ended. it started as a freeway shooting westbound on 580 just before midnight. the vehicles exited at lakeshore avenue and ended up on lake park avenue. the second car is a toyota corolla, which ended up a block away from here, 300 yards specifically. the car has front end and backend and damage. we know 580 was closed until 3 a.m.. still at this hour, a lot of activity. chp, about a dozen vehicles and officers walking the offramp now, still investigating. this morning we spoke with a resident of the area. she said she isn't surprised. says she is shocked it happened this morning as she was biking to get coffee but still not very

surprised and says unfortunately the violence has become the backdrop of her community and she doesn't want that to be the reality for the residents here. she says all of the community is in this mode of grieving because of all of these just deadly shootings they have had on the freeways here in the bay area. this hitting close to home this time around. as you can imagine, residents are concerned. one person dead to. the investigation is still underway. reporting live, amanda ca kumasi: thank you dianne feinstein, receiving multiple calls to resign. gloria rodríguez joins us out of the newsroom with the details and what feinstein has to say about it. gloria: good morning. dianne feinstein says she understands that her absence could delay the important work of the judiciary committee and

she has asked leader of the senate to allow a different senator to serve until she can continue her committee work. she's not stepping down from the committee or the senate but it should allow president biden's judicial appointments to move forward. a growing number of democrats are calling on dianne feinstein to step down from public office. ro khanna tweeted yesterday t it's obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties, saying that her absence is stalling judicial picks at a critical time. last week a ruling by a conservative federal judge in texas on the future of a widely used abortion pill put the pill in limbo. she's been out of work since mid-march recovering from shingles and in that time she has missed dozens of votes in the narrowly held senate. joe guerra foley is a senior political order at "the chronicle."

>> particularly painful to them in the judiciary committee, where feinstein is a member. because to advance judges and judicial appointments out of committee, you need to have a majority vote. without feinstein there, they don't have majority. gloria: earlier this year she said she would not seek reelection in 2000 24. her spokesperson has not given a timeline for her return. high profile allies are coming to her defense like nancy pelosi and former san francisco mayor willie brown. the senate has a long history of accommodating members who are sick or elderly. feinstein says in a statement that she's been working from home in san francisco and will continue doing that until she is medically cleared to travel. reggie: thank you. new developments in the battle over drug use in abortions. an appeals court urszula block the ruling of a texas judge to

suspend the approval of the drug. the fifth circuit court of appeals will allow the drug to continue to be so for now. however it is putting restrictions on access, including no longer allowing it to be sent by mail and reducing the amount of time the drug can be prescribed from 10 weeks into a pregnancy to seven weeks. a coalition of groups is challenging the approval in the case is likely now headed to the supreme court. in the south bay a san jose church will have to pay $1.2 million in fines for ignoring covid rules. the judge produced the time of the fines that added 10%. calgary church has been in a link fight with santa clara county resulting in multiple long -- lawsuit. they chose to ignore masking and social distancing guidelines during pandemic citing religious freedom. the church may a pool -- may appeal the ruling. kumasi: the man accused of

attacking a former member county counsel is facing assault with a deadly weapon. the da indicated that may have been in self-defense. the man was seriously injured but is expected to recover. san francisco supervisors pushing for a ballot measure in order to get a full staff police department in five years. if passed the act would establish baseline funding and minimal staffing levels citywide. today the department is short 500 officers. legislation would appear on the 2024 ballot and was endorsed by matt dorsey and catherine stefan. kumasi: community -- reggie: community leaders in japan approving funding for a landmark

to restore the historic japan town peace plaza. including a landmark pagoda. it's the oldest of one of only three japan towns in the entire country. the plaza was created as a part of an effort to make peace with japanese-americans forced into internment camps in world war ii. if all goes as planned, groundbreaking of the renovation should begin next year. new developments on the safeway in the north beach neighborhood. an affordable grocery chain is fully engaged in taking over the location. it set to close at the end of may and grocery outlet tells our news partner that president of their location visited the -- last week. they would need to figure out the rent because the spaces 10,000 square feet bigger than a typical grocery outlet store. kumasi: we are learning about the big memorial plan for legendary drag performer

hecklina, who died suddenly. organizers say it will be -- a celebration of the many facets of their life. there will be stories, performances, and more from friends and frenemy's. reggie: i should mention that it is already sold out. that's how many people wanted to go to this memorial. falling out in tahoe. -- thawing out in tahoe. what you need to do if you're planning a trip to the sierra. kumasi: looking at the big board, it's down by 20 points. >> ♪ the wind, it's all coming back to me ♪ kumasi: yes. reggie: one of the best songs ever. celine music. we have the details on her exclusive announcement, coming up. stay with us on our streaming out at 7:00 a.m. where we

continue live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00. but you have to stream us by downloading the app. you can see where to do that on your screen. drew: it's 6:40 a.m. and we are about to see the sun pop over the horizon. nothing but sunshine in the forecast. tree pollen has not changed. your main offenders are the same. your uv index is high. where the sunscreen. we are getting more direct rays towards summer. 11:00 a.m., it's quite comfortable. 50's and low 60's. more areas today going into the 60's this afternoon compared to yesterday. it will feel warmer. less wind with breezy conditions on the coastline. from time to time the coast has an excess of 30 miles per hour and for a lot of us the wind is less than 20 miles per hour today. bright and breezy on the coast. feels warmer compared to yesterday. upper 60's in land. weiltrk a gtl warm o days.

heading into the weekend we keep the sunshine with a little bit of morning fog and temperature start the weekend a bit above average for this time of year. a look at the complete weekend forecast in nine minutes. let's check on the traffic. jobina: we start in vallejo where we have some sort of material or hazard on the roadway. right now chp is reporting it will be eastbound on 37 past merritt island. traveling westbound, you are facing slow spots they are. overall no major advisories or blocking issues from chp. emeryville, very busy for anyone traveling westbound. it will continue that way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. here you can see the metering lights that came on at 5:38. tracy, castro

reggie: new developments in the leak of u.s. government egrets. a new report alleges it came from a young man who worked on a military base. jobina is at the live debts with what else we know. jobina: the allegedly heard joined an online group of acquaintances united by their love of guns and god, searching for companionship amid pandemic. the new report claims the leaker had been posting the files leak weekly since last year. the allegedly kurt is in his 20's and worked on a military base. a member of the chat room says the man called america's intelligence community a sinister force that sought to suppress citizens and keep them in the dark. the post says they spoke to a friend of the allegedly kurt,

agreeing not to support him. >> he agreed with situations like waco and ruby ridge, thinking the government was overreaching. he's not a russian or ukrainian operative. i will go so far as to say that he's not on this side of the world. he was a young charismatic man who loved nature, god. who loved shooting guns and racing cars. jobina: the report did not name the allegedly kurt and abc news has not verified the report. meanwhile the bind and its ration is trying to contain fallout from the leak and click -- contained dozens of classified pentagon documents including top-secret intelligence. i'll suggest potential problems for ukraine including a dire shortage of air defense missiles. kumasi: former president donald trump is back in new york ahead of his second deposition in a civil lawsuit with the attorney general.

she is suing trump over claims that he and his family misled banks and business associates by giving them false information on the value of assets. trump and of lawyers say the fraud is politically motivated and legally baseless. reggie: trump filed his own lawsuit against michael cullen for $500 million claiming: spread false information about him and breached confidentiality appear but -- agreements with media appearances. this comes after he pled not guilty last week to falsifying records related to alleged hush money payments. cohen could become a star mid -- witness in the trial. in another trump lawsuit, he has asked the judge to delay the assault at sexual deformation trial from eugene carroll. originally scheduled to start

the 25th but now they are asking for a cooling off time after the indictment. attorneys on the other side have oppose a request calling it meritless. trump has denied sexually assaulting barrel. kumasi: bears are coming up from hibernation and lake tahoe. experts are warning people to keep their homes secure after multiple reports of bears coming close to people looking for food. look at this one, they are coming right up to the window in the sierra. the woman was tapping and yelling through the glass to let the bear no it wasn't welcome. we spoke with anne barely. -- bear will be. as the ash league. -- league. as the snow melts, cars are appearing from underneath the snow melt, along with broken sleds. video there of that. the league says it's important to keep busy cleaning up these

sleds and other items. reggie: morning money report, you may have to start paying for amazon returns. the company says they will start charging a one dollar if you return items through a ups store when there is a whole foods or a amazon closer to the delivery address. colluding items -- including items returned frequently. pg&e bills may soon come with a new fee. pg&e, sokol edison, proposing a 15 to $92 per month fixed fee based on income. it would reduce the rate for how much electricity they used by 33%. pg&e says the change would benefit lower income customers who would see lower bills. higher income customers may see bigger bills. a final decision will be made in 2024. a live look here at the new york stock exchange, up but barely by

11's. kumasi: kraft hines, trying to come up with a solution for their customers after we see the rising prices of eggs. they are partnering with farmers only, the dating website reggie: reggie: to give people -- what? kumasi: i don't know what i'm about to tell everybody. listen, giving people a chance to meet a farmer and get fresh eggs in return. reggie: what in the? kumasi: this is too much. to get in the mix you have to purchase a just crack and big bowl, upload your receipt to the meet a farmer website and you get a code for a free premium subscription to the dating website. reggie: who is this man, by the way? who is this model pretending to be a farmer? i want to see under the fingernails. any dirt? kumasi: looks like maybe a

little bit. let's see what it looks like. reggie: what is this perfectly assembled -- what is that? that burlap bag of eggs? kumasi: you want those eggs or not? reggie: there are no eggs under their. that's a card for with eggs on the top. -- cardboard boxes with eggs on the top. that is hilarious. mariah carey received the honor of a lifetime after her 1994 classic was inducted into the national recording registry. >> ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas there is just one thing i need ♪ kumasi: now i'm in the holiday spirit. reggie: yeah. in april. [laughter] kumasi: in april. [laughter] the singer reacted on twitter saying she is honored beyond belief and definitely did not imagine this would happen when writing and recording the song.

also, madonna leica selena. reggie: selena. kumasi: and stairway to heaven, among the 25 songs selected for this year's class. why do we like -- selena. selena. reggie: that's all i know. it's a good song, though. [laughter] thank you for putting respect on like a virgin. finally. kumasi: that's true. reggie: came out 1981? guess it's never too late. kumasi: all right, time to check in with jobina. jobina: hello? does anyone know the words to gasolina? drew: [ real hype in the beginning. jobina: i love it. have some extra gasolina when you head to the bridge, how about that? traffic is slow have -- heading

westbound. 680, then we will check out drive times. the slow spot for sure is going to be antioch to concord. drew: this morning. i've seen folks on the sand. for a life shower. temperatures, a lot of chili spots. santa rosa, beginning in the 30's. future weather, letting this go throughout the day. he will have a lot of sunshine. enjoy the bright conditions with less wind. for feeling warmer, upper 60's in land. partly cloudy skies on the coast. 30's and 40's. let's head to saturday if you want to thrive with the warriors

outside. enjoy the weather. lots of sunshine. quick look at the 50's. daytime snowmelt over the weekend. afternoon temperatures are in the 50's. here is the accuweather forecast. bright and breezy on the coast. warming trend getting underway as we head into the weekend. cooler conditions next week. the best chance is in the north bay for a shower. jobina: time for your toyota tahoe traffic report. the snow melting in the area, totals are here for your chain restrictions. you still have a lot checking in with 174 inches. it's all coming from francisco. over the drivetime there in sugar bowl, longer.

going to reggie? reggie: i'm excited about this, celine dion has new music. she's released a title track for the upcoming romantic comedy "love again." kumasi: gma got an exclusive first look at the lyric video. >> ♪ she don't have to keep moving ♪ kumasi: five seconds? reggie: that's all we get? ok. there she is. kumasi: there she is. celine. she looks good. reggie: great to see her. this is her big-screen debut. that's fun. i like that. kumasi: going to put her on there. reggie: the soundtrack 12. the album is available for preorder. kumasi: she plays herself? reggie: yep.

fun. something else fun? kumasi: peeps. the face you gave me when i said i like them. i said you just have to try them. reggie: i said this would not be up each show. famously i don't like peeps at all. i try them every year just to make sure. kumasi: these are fresh. mm. yes. right, friend? reggie: seven things you need to know is next. kumasi:

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lakeshore and lake park, where one person was pronounced dead. reggie: the mayor of antioch has announced a meeting for next tuesday to examine the culture of the police department. one quarter of officers are on leave because of an investigation linked to racist text messages. kumasi: an appeals court has partially blocked the ruling to suspend the approval of a widely used up abortion drug but is allowing restrictions to limit access to stand. the case is likely headed to the supreme court. reggie: dianne feinstein has asked to be temporarily removed from the judiciary committee as she recovers from shingles at home. she has missed 60 votes due to her illness and democrats want her to resign -- some democrats want her to resign from congress. drew: breezy on the coast, temperatures are comfortable, 50's and 60's. kumasi: and bringing you a live picture from the bay bridge

whole plaza, metering lights came on at 5:30 eight. traffic is backed up. number 7 -- jobina: seven, everybody. it is blue and gold day. get on your feet, warriors fans, for your starting forward. as the tallest member of the team, he blocked shots as well as he blocks pettiness, 99, reggie. and she blinds the competition with her megawatt smile, watch your back for number 16, kumasi. [applause] [laughter] jobina: he's never played in a single game but he is the largest cheerleader, make some noise for number 17, drew tuma. she may be the shortest on the team but she scores the number one point because nobody else knows how to play. [laughter] number eight, [laughter] it's blue and gold day. reggie: these custom jerseys for

me. drew: they got our names on them. jobina: get into it. reggie: ♪ >> "good morning america" breaking overnight the explosive report from people who know the leaker exposed top u.s. secret documents to the world. ♪ >> the leaker revealed? the new bombshell reports that the hundreds of highly classified documents were posted in a secret discord chat room by a military base worker. the worldwide fallout this morning. >> also breaking overnight in the abortion pill battle how an appeals court partially blocked a ruling in order to protect access to the drug, but tightened restrictions is the case bound for the supreme court? >> north korean missile launch