>> building a better bay area. moving forward, findings abc 7 . kumasi: auditing it yacht police. reggie: earthquake. the ceremony marking them of the earth shook on this day 117 years ago. kumasi: the rain is overnight and in certain spots. this is video from walnut creek. drew is tracking our forecast and when we are expecting the warm up this week. reggie: i am looking forward to that. drew: i think i timed it right. jobina: i'm just thinking about the outfit still. drew: every year.

jobina: i need to check in with her and see where she gets these. drew: early 20th-century fashion. good morning. we had light rain earlier this we had a cold front moving in. south of gilroy moving into the central valley this morning. it will reinforce the cooler air. we are in the 30's. 47 in oakland. 43 in palo alto. partly cloudy skies. sun and clouds today. another cool afternoon. our warmest spot should be in the low 70's. barely touching 60. most of us will only be in the 50's. we will take a look at the high temperatures in just a few minutes. reggie: there are more developments in the antioch police texting scandal.

the department int policies will be audited. one of the people targeted in the messages is threatening a lawsuit. six years ago youth leader of the year was identified as a target and a 21 page report and that texting scandal. the report included a racist and sexually explicit message that came from the sergeants phones. she said she knows the sergeant personally and you see him here in this facebook post. >> very violated and traumatized. i feel unsafe in the city. reggie: she was born in the u.s. to a muslim family. she is concerned about the continued stereotyping of the arab and muslim communities. kumasi: new developments in the shooting of a six-year-old. and 85-year-old kansas city man

has been arrested. his pick up his younger brothers but went to the wrong address. the homeowner says he thought it was a break-in. when lester over the door he shot the 16-year-old once in the head and seven times in the arm. they say raise could be a factor but he will not face hate crime charges because he will not -- in missouri they carry a lesser sentence than the felony charges he is facing. jobina: protests have been happening across the country. as people grapple with it and what happened kansas city, people are finding their own ways to express their emotions, including 16-year-old san jose artist kyler gordon. he has been painting portraits of prominent people since he was 10 years old.

his work has caught the eyes of celebrities like jennifer lopez. on sunday gordon says he felt compelled to add ralph to his collection and crown him as a king. >> what if that was me in that situation? and my mom got that phone call. the impact that would have on my family and friends. that is not something i could handle. i wantedwthgs he to stop. jobina: a psychologist and east bay professor acknowledge incidents like the one that hurt yarl happen almost every week. he says gun violence is an issue and society needs to re-examine the role guns play in our lives. drew: a gofundme account has been set up to help the yarl family paper routes medical

expenses. it has raised $2.5 million. part of the proceeds will help pay for ralph's college. reggie: new details about the emergency stockpile of abortion medication in california. the governor says his office has secured 2 million pills to ensure safe access to reproductive health treatments. it follows a texas judge's ruling to suspend fda approved abortion medications nationwide. the case is still making its way through the courts. the abortion medications are commonly used together to end pregnancy. using it on its own can be less effective. kumasi: cyclists are planning to rally at san francisco city hall calling for more protected bike lanes. this is following the death of ethan boyd's it was hit and killed two weeks ago. the group wants to see

supervisors install protected bike lanes in that area. reggie: santa clara county is getting more than $11 million from the federal government to help provide shelter for the unhoused. the u.s. department of housing and urban development -- since 2028 the county has helped connect people with permanent housing. county officials say they still have work to do. >> there are still thousands of people experiencing homelessness in our community and tens of thousands more who are at risk of being pushed into homelessness. this funding will help us do more. reggie: towards a ofupportiv rves and outres. kumasi: new developments on the future of san francisco's castro theater. the city committee has voted in favor of designating the fixed

orchestra seating a landmark. they want existing seats and replace them with a modern movable floor. a vote is expected to take place monday and will be taken up by the whole board of supervisors. reggie: pushing for funding for transportation in the bay area. drew: get ready for another cool april afternoon. today highs in the mid 50's to low 60's. this time of the year we should be in the low 70's in our warmest spot. in some areas 10 to 12 degrees below average. we will take a closer look at when warmer weather can like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa.

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drew: we will take you to tahoe where we have snow falling. still light snow showers falling. jane controls on 80 and 50. snow in the forecast through 10:00. when we finish this system we will add between four and 10 inches of new snow. travel is slick. back at home, partly cloudy conditions. temperature is slowly warming through the 50's. barely hitting 60 degrees in our warmest spots. a lot of us holding in the 50's under sun and clouds. well below where we should be. an onshore breeze on the coast. 59 in santa rosa. 61 in san jose. 62 in fairfield. we are seeing warmer weather by the end of the week. we will talk about those numbers in 90 minutes. -- in nine minutes.

let's check in with jobina. jobina: we were following an early crash in haywood. that is cleared. we are still looking at a backup in the area for anyone driving southbound dying to approach the san mateo bridge. speeds will be 25 to 19 miles per hour. we have a commuter alert coming in from bart. there is an equipment problem on a train in the sfo line in the antioch direction. you're looking at adding 10 minutes your travel time. at the bay bridge toll plaza median -- metering lights came on at 5:39. we wrap it up with a picture of the richmond-san rafael bridge. reggie: money from meta. how you can cash in on a settlement. in new policies. youtube releasing guidelines for some of its content. here's a live look outside. asthma isn't pretty.

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reggie: the pothole blitz is underway in oakland. the mayor and others took part in a ceremonial fill-in yesterday morning. the mayor said it was the first phase of a new event called one oakland spring cleaning. >> we are highlighting services that make their city cleaner and safer and a better place to live and that means pothole filling. i believe if we come together we can confront any of the issues in the city of oakland. reggie: she says this brinkley will feature daily events leading up to earth day on saturday. -- says the spring clean will feature daily events leading up to earth day. they will be filling in as many potholes as possible in the weeks ahead. kumasi: san mateo county will

celebrate the opening of its new navigation center that has sleeping units for the unhoused. it includes individual living spaces and is also pet friendly. reggie: supporters of public transit are planning to rally in san francisco city hall and are calling on the governor to increase funding. many agencies are struggling to recover from the pandemic. they've been funded through covid relief money from the federal government but that money will eventually end. summer morning if something is not done -- some are warning if something is not done we could see our public transit enter a death spiral. >> we are urging our governor to step up. overwhelmingly low income folks in the bay area, essential workers, people of color who are public transportation every day. reggie: he outlined what a death

spiral could look like for bart, including cutting all weekend service and only hourly weekday service. the rally starts at noon. kumasi: today marks 117 years since the deadly earthquake and fire in san francisco. abc seven news reporter amanda del castillo joining us with more on this. amanda: i think our executive producer noah had the perfect characterization of what this commemoration is, something that is so uniquely san francisco. the group behind me, we talk about dedication, we know there is no parking. working on goldplated hydrant even more gold. other layers dedicated to today's memorial marking 117 years since the deadlth dss imp.

the ceremony is set to start did start on the fountain just before 5:00 this morning. we typically see at 5:12, the exact time the earthquake rocked the city on april 18, 1906, we get a brief moment of silence followed by about 30 seconds of sirens to commemorate that specific moment. we also saw a wreath dedication. after all of the destruction in 1906 survivors came to the fountain to post notices looking for family or friends amid the rubble. it also held added significance as it is the oldest surviving monument from that day. in attendance this morning mayor london breed, the former mayor, and san francisco fire, police, emergency management departments.

more than 3000 people died and hundreds of thousands lost their homes. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake destroyed much of the city and caused billions of dollars of damage in today's dollars. we did hear from former mayor willie brown yesterday who encouraged people to try to get people to come out this morning. >> i think they ought to be here. i have been here consistently for multiple years at 5:00. in san francisco it is always a party. amanda: following that ceremony at the fountain, everyone moved to church and 20th street's near dolores park for the giltingf the fire hydrant. this is expected to last through 6:30 this morning. beyond remembering this event is also a reminder of the importance of disaster

preparedness and that was a theme. any dedication that came out of the mouths of our officials talking about how important it is to be prepared. this group will be wrapping up in just a bit but for right now they are making sure every moment is significant this morning. the 117th anniversary of the great quake of 1906. reporting live in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: it is a good reminder to make sure you're ready for our next earthquake. if you need help, just go to her website, abc7news.com. the upcoming live-action disney film the little mermaid hits theaters just over a month. kumasi: we are getting a look at the anticipated new movie. >> ♪ what would i give to see you smiling at me ♪

kumasi: the movie will break the record for the longest disd live-action remake and will be two hours and 15 minutes. it will feature some new music by lin-manuel miranda. it will be released on may 26. reggie: it is of this year. 2023a.d. kumasi: disney is the parent company of abc 7. i am excited about this. drew: i feel like we've been talking about this for so long. maybe if it was a specific sing-along showing. kumasi: you don't want to experience in the theater?

drew: i do not want to have a lot of people in the way. kumasi: there should be a sing-along experience. drew: there will be. kumasi: sing-along theater. reggie: specifically labeled that. drew: big bold letters. here's a live look outside from the exploratorium camera. a beautiful start to the day. partly cloudy conditions. a couple of showers. the cold front is moving to the south of us. highs below average today. by the end of the week, it is much warmer friday afternoon. the 24 hour temperature change, we are a lot cooler across the board in the wake of the front that brought light showers while many of us work sleeping. it will keep that colder than average april air in place. 30's in our coldestpo' the tha

moved through this morning still bringing light snow showers to tahoe the next couple of hours. at home it is a blend of sun and clouds. future weather showing partly cloudy conditions. you will see the cool april air similar to yesterday. 60 the high livermore. 56 in the city. 59 in santa rosa. tonight we have partly cloudy conditions close to the coast. numbers in the 30's and 40's. fast forward to thursday. we call this back to average. this is where we should be. by friday we jumped even more. we will see 80's make a comeback in napa, san jose, around the bay shoreline, a lot of us in the 70's. very warm on friday. here is accuweather 7-day forecast. the warm up friday is looking fantastic. a lot of sunshine and temperatures above average this time of year. kumasi: now we are checking in

with ginger zee who is live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: guys to be with everybody. we will start with the american journalist detained in russia appearing in a moscow court. and criminal charges filed in the case of a 16-year-old shot by that man after mistakenly knocking on the wrong door. plus dramatic new body camera video released of first responders rushing to save jeremy renner after the snowplow accident that nearly killed him. and the power of water. i get to bring you my story of cloud seeding. it is not new. drew studied it in college. now it is not used widespread. this is booming and growing. we send the silver iodide into storms that are already present and make it's no more. we will tell you all about it. reggie: i've never seen that

video before from the plane. it looks like there are canisters and they have flames on the back. ginger: they have flares and they push out but the bait advancements are in the ground cloud cedars. it looks like a shack but it has silver iodide. they can put that on remotely and now there are hundreds of these across 10 states and there'll be more by next season. it is really interesting to see how far it has come. reggie: i have no idea. that is very interesting. we will see you at

kumasi: youtube is unveiling new policies to deal with content related to e-zine disorders -- to eating disorders. content about eating disorders in the context of recovery will come with age restrictions. at 6:00, if you use facebook any

time between may 2007 to december 2022, you could be getting money from the settlement. facebook's parent company has agreed to pay $725 million to settle a lawsuit over personal data privacy. are you would have to do is fill out a form online and answer questions about your account then you'll be able to do direct deposit options. at this point is not clear how much money you might get in have any people submit claims and how long you've had that account. the claims are due by august 25. the warriors are coming back to san francisco 2 games to against the kings. steph curry had a game-high 28 points but in the end the king still comb that victory, 114-106. this is the first time the warriors have been down 0-2 in curry's career.

the series shifts to san francisco for games three and four. game four is sunday at 12:30. you can watch both games on abc 7. next, pop-up programs. san francisco businesses to work t like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar,

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k pop sensation black paint plank and encore tour and the bay area is one of only four stops. kumasi: i am happy for them. reggie: that will cause a commotion. drew: the line. that will be amazing. reggie: they just did coachella. kumasi: meanwhile i am looking at my eryka badhu wednesday at 7:30. reggie: these disrespectful wednesday night. kumasi: it is concert season. drew: you do what you've got to do. outside we have had a couple of showers. that front has pushed off to the south. in the middle of it we will find cool air in the 30's to santa rosa. fairfield at 39.

fremont to oakland we are in the mid 40's. a live look outside the exploratorium camera featuring partly cloudy conditions. a cool april afternoon. we are staying in the 50's today. 10 degrees below where we should be. a closer look at these highs and snow falling around tahoe. we will have that coming up in about nine minutes. kumasi: the defamation case against fox news is said to get underway after last-minute delay. what is supposed to happen today? jobina: jury selection is expected to wrap up this morning and then opening statements will be made. there was news of a possible last-minute agreement between dominion voting systems and fox. that does not seem to have materialized. some thought that was the reason for the delay. the judge did say a delay like that is not unusual. >> it is not unusual. most cases settle without a trial and many settle on the courthouse steps.

i'm surprised this case has not settled. jobina: dominion is suing $1.6 billion about false claims made on fox news news about its voting machines. fox claims it should not be reliable because it was were laying what it believes were newsworthy claims made by president trump and its allies. tents have been set up to shield some of the witnesses, including some of fox news top anchors. the trials expected to last about six weeks. kumasi: 17 people have been arrested in to an investigation into rival criminal syndicates that spanned multiple northern california counties. the california attorney general's office says the groups targeted the sick community. search warrants were served. investigators say the violence started with fistfights and sort attacks which escalated to 11 shootings. attorney general says the

brickwork of law enforcement prevented two other shootings. >> future gun violence, future crime, future harm has been prevented. any day we do one of those things is a good day for public safety. today doing all of those things is an extraordinary day. kumasi: in addition to the 17 people arrested, there are five outstanding warrants. investigators seized 41 firearms including an ar-15, ak-47s, and at least one machine gun. reggie: fire experts are weighing in on the 2023 fire forecast from the accuweather meteorologist. if you thought all the rain was extinguishing our fire chance that is not accurate. this is predicting 400,000 to one million acres will burn. that puts us at average or above average fire danger later in the summer. nearly one million acres burned in just the dixie fire in 2021.

problems will arise once the brass dries out. >> when we get into fall we can always have high fire danger because it is the driest time of the year. kumasi: experts say -- reggie: experts say if you live by grassy hillsides it is more important than ever to cut the growth back. kumasi: the fire protection district has unveiled two state-of-the-art fire engines. firefighters pushed the trucks backwards into the station in half moon bay. this is a tradition that dates back to when firefighters had to dutch -- had to detach horses from wooden carriages. one of the engines will state half moon bay. reggie: do details about the ikea store coming to san francisco. the store will have round-the-clock security. our partner the sf standard says this comes after a downtown whole food announced its closure because of staff safety concerns.

ikea says the safety of coworkers and customers is the highest priority. the store on market street is expected to open in the coming months. kumasi: san francisco is launching a new program in an effort to breathe life into downtown called vacant to vibrant connecting landlords with cultural organizations and small businesses that would use vacant spaces for pop-ups. the applications are open right now. selected pop-ups will get a grant of up to $8,000 and help get permits the program will pay for. there'll be three rounds of this over the next year. each round will last three months and is expected to start in the late summer. reggie: san franciscans are remembering the great earthquake of 1906. ceremonies being held to mark 117 years since that day. amanda de pous-tio -- amanda del castillo you is live. amanda: the group cleared out just a few moments ago. we are standing here at 20th and

church where you will notice the golden fire hydrant over my right shoulder. this is where about 100 people were gathered -- i want to 6:00 is when they got here. spray painted gold on this fire hydrant for the annual gilting of the fire hydrant that saved the mission district. marking 117 years since the great quake of 1906. after all of that destruction survivors came to the fountain to post notices looking for family and friends amid the rubble in 1906. that location holds added significance as it is the oldest surviving monument from that day. more than 3000 people died and hundreds of thousands lost their home. the magnitude seven point earthquake and subsequent fires destroyed much of the city and caused billions of dollars in

damages in today's dollars. the ceremony started just before 5:00 at the fountain. there was a wreath dedication and a moment of silence and then just before 5:12 we heard sirens break that silence for 30 seconds. 5:12 marks the exact moment the earthquake rocked the city in 1906. we saw mayor london breed, former mayor willie brown, guardians of the city, and san francisco's fire, police, sheriffs, and emergency management departments and plenty of people who ever year dedicate this morning to coming out and making sure they are dressed from head to to to commemorate the 1906 earthquake. take a listen to one of them. >> we should remember that san francisco is like the phoenix. that is why it is our symbol of how the phoenix rose from the ashes. each of us should be like that

in our own lives. amanda: part of the theme and this morning was about that resiliency, the remembrance, and also making sure and reminding people to stay prepared for any natural disaster. they say it has not happened, 7.8 magnitude earthquake, since 1906, they want to make sure anyone is prepared for anything that comes our way. speaking about san francisco's resiliency, these people who are out today dedicate every year to this because they say it is important to them and gives them a chance to thank the first responders who have come since then for all of their hard work and keeping the city safe. that is something they wanted to emphasize. you can always visit this golden hydrant at 20th and church streets. there is a wreath on it right now. i talked about the rededication.

-- i talked about the wreath dedication. any day other than april 18, if you want to check out, this is at 20th and church. reggie: make sure you are ready for the next earthquake. make a plan and be informed. abc7news.com tips. kumasi: gas prices going up again. reggie: and you're looking live at the big board to see what is happening with the new york stock exchange. we are in negative territory. we will see if we can get back into positive territory. drew: improvements in sanford -- kumasi: improvements in san francisco schools but one of them not in the plan. why voters say they feel cheated. today it abc 7 at 7:00, kevin blake is back to talk about his new show opening in san francisco soon. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. drew:ahoe.

live doppler 7 showing you we you have light snow showers falling. 8s 0 and 50. we are underneath a winter weather advisory :00 this morning. snow showers are winding down. slip travel expected before the front moves out later this afternoon. we had a cold front swing through the bay. very early this morning brought light rainfall. rainfall totals to dublin to san jose picked up less than a 10th of an inch of rainfall. outside a beautiful picture. a live look from the exploratorium camera. the sun is rising under partly cloudy conditions. 50's to low 60's today. this time of the year we should be upper 60's to low 70's. places like livermore and redwood city 10 to 12 degrees below average this afternoon. future weather partly cloudy skies throughout the morning.

that will continue into the afternoon and our warmest spots barely hitting 60 later today. 56 in san jose. 58 in napa. 62 in fairfield. warmer weather by the end of the week. we talk about that in nine minutes. let's check in with jobina to see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we will start in san jose where we are following a car fire on westbound 237. your speeds are around 22 miles per hour. we have a new commuter alert added to part. we will face -- added to bart. we will face a 10 minute delay on an sfo line due to an equipment problem on the train. looking at residual delays there. also in the pleasanton direction, a 10 minute to ray -- a 10 minute delay due to a medical emergency. metering lights came on at 5:39 in the backup will do what it does.

the san mateo bridge we have a stall reported in the center span, which is why you see so many vehicles as they make their way towards the peninsula.

reggie: the nba playoffs are underway. friday it is the cleveland cavaliers a new york knicks at 5:00 p.m. and they play again on sunday at 9:30 a.m. also on sunday it is the kings versus the warriors playing at chase center. developing news on dianne feinstein's absence from congress. her request to be temporarily replaced on a judiciary committee is facing resistance. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. gloria: chuck schumer saying he will move a resolution week to temporarily replace senator

dianne feinstein on the high-stakes judiciary committee but the plan could 89-year-old dianne feinstein has been recovering from shingles since march 7. a replacement would allow positions on joe biden's judicial nominees to move forward. at least three republican senators have said they will not support a move to temporarily replace the democratic senator on the senate judiciary committee, saying they would not want to help democrats advance president joe biden's agenda. one senator saying helping schumer replace dianne feinstein would equate to helping democrats pack the court with activist judges. >> she is hopeful on returning soon. we think the republican should allow temporary replacement until she returns. >> never, not once, have w allowed temporary substitutes on committees. now was not the time to start. republicans are not going to

break this president in order to bail out senator schumer or the biden administrations most controversial nominees. gloria: republicans will support the sotion tfill her seat. it will take at least 60 votes to pass the resolution which means at least 10 republicans would join democrats. if it does pass schumer says he would have to talk with his caucus to find a good choice. reggie: a new york man is facing murder charges for shooting and killing a 20-year-old woman. he was in a car trying to get to a friends house when she mistakenly went to the wrong address. the 65-year-old open fire on the car in upstate new york, hitting and killing her. investigators say he has been uncooperative. authorities say neither she nor her friends threatened him. a gofundme has raised $40,000

for her family for funeral expenses. kumasi: today marks the 80th in a bursary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. the holocaust center in san francisco is having a special event and the themes do not stand idly by. >> we often reflect upon those 700they knew they would not sure this uprising, but they did not want the ghetto liquidated, which meant deporting all of the residence and inhabitants of the ghetto to extermination camps. they did not want the ghetto liquidated without a fight. in many ways when we think about their forms of resistance we also want to reflect upon other forms of resistance. those who fought the dehumanization process by holding onto their name and their identity and creating hope within their family. >> my mother said why don't you save yourself? i said no, i am going to stay

with you. we are going to live together or die together. i am not leaving you. kumasi: this is bay area holocaust survivor leon who will share his story at a virtual event you can join today. you can register for his atop at jfcs.org/leon. reggie: gas prices are up $.21 from a month ago and analysts say you can expect them to be more as we approach the summer months. that is because the price of oil is going up and seasonal impacts are exerting pressure on the prices. according to aaa, the average price in san francisco is $5.07. in oakland it is $4.95. the $7,500 federal tax credit that got many car buyers to go electric is going away for many of those model starting today. that is because of new rules implemented by the inflation reduction act.

now a percentage of battery minerals and components required to be sourced from north america or a u.s. trade partner. the four list of -- the full list of cars that qualify for the credit will be listed today. as of yesterday it only included about 10 types of vehicles. the shift is meant to incentivize u.s.-based production. american carmakers are the big winners. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, we are still down about 67 points. kumasi: mcdonald's is digging into the vault to promote its workers. the hamburger is back. mcdonald's is upgrading its mid double and classic cheeseburger and the hamburger to include softer bonds and goo your cheese. is that a thing? reggie: people love a good cheese pull. drew: the goo tastic level.

reggie: goop. drew: they will be gagged. reggie: for the children. kumasi: the big macs will have more sauce and the burgers will be available in several cities including san francisco and they will go nationwide next year. we need to test that out. reggie: be careful. every time they mess with these formulas the people react and not well. even if you make a better product. it is not what they like. drew: did they just trick last year we changed it up. reggie: the member when burger king redid the fries and they put that crunchy exterior on? kumasi: i think i remember that era. reggie: i like that era. drew: we will try it out. a little bit of fog.

we had overnight showers. those have ended. it is partly cloudy. the front is keeping temperatures below average. by the end of the week we are turning much warmer. in the wake of the cold front, we are cooler areawide compared to this time yesterday. our callista spot starting out in the 30's. 39 in fairfield. 46 right now in santh isold frot moved through earlier this morning. showers pushing off to the south and east. behind it we are dealing with cooler than average air. a partly day. sunshine here and there, but for the most part you will notice those temperatures not too warm. very summer to yesterday. 61 in san jose. 59 in santa rosa. this time near antioch we should

be in the low to mid 70's see you can see we are well below that. tonight partly cloudy skies. along the coast 30's and 40's. by thursday temperatures show view we are back to average. friday those numbers make a big jump. friday afternoon will feel warm. 70's and 80's for most of us by friday afternoon. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a warm up by thursday. we start out the weekend, saturday is the warmer of the two days. both days will feature a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. kumasi: the san francisco school board is considering a bond measure for capital improvements worth $1.7 million. the plant does not include money for a school of the arts that was promised to voters in 2016. the school of the arts is currently located in the glen park neighborhood and many people argue it should be in the heart of the arts community, near the opera, ballet, symphony

hall and jazz center. in 2016 thousands of san franciscans voted to fund that new location. then the money got diverted to other projects. the district was supposed to find matching funds from private donors but that is not happened. >> it a tremendous oversight. how can you say this is the massive plan and leave out -- the master plan and leave out the one project which the district has been committed to for decades? kumasi: the facilities master plan is not finalized yet. it will be presented to the board in may. fresh off their historic coachella appearance black pink is coming to the u.s. this summer for a series of concerts. reggie: the global stars perform at oracle park in san francisco tuesday, august 22.

it is one of only four stops this summer in the entire country. registration is open now for two presales. general ticket sales open next friday, which is april 28. you know what they say. if you not get in on the pre it is probably not going to happen. you have to find a code, a card, you have to know the lady. there is always some lady you have to know. you have to clap twice and sprint around to the hokey pokey. then you get tickets in the nosebleed. kumasi: do you want to be there? on a tuesday night. up next

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the antioch city council is holding a special meeting to on of city's police department after new investigation racist and homophonic text messages sent by police officers. reggie: criminal charges have been filed against an 85-year-old kansas city man who shot a 16-year-old twice last week. the team mistakenly went to the wrong home to pick up his siblings. if convictedhe suspect couldspdn prison. kumasi: plans to replac dianne feinstein on the senate judiciary committee are being dropped by republicans. she asked to be replaced while she recovered from shingles. reggie: san francisco marking 117 years since the great earthquake at 1906. the ceremony was held at the fire hydrant that saved the mission. drew: looking very nice this morning from our exploratorium camera. we'll have partly cloudy conditions during the day. a cool april afternoon.

most of us in the 50's of not low 60's inland. jobina: we are following a car fire in san jose that is causing a backup in the area. it is improving. also a heads up if you are westbound on the san mateo bridge. kumasi: united airlines have just announced a new direct route from sfo to new zealand. it is set to start december 1. the airline is also increasing service to brisbane and sydney. reggie: nice. none of us has been? jobina: to australia? reggie: and new zealand? jobina: i really want to go to new zealand. drew: the height of the summer. reggie: did you see a kangaroo?

kumasi: were they fighting? jobina: my mom got kicked by a kangaroo. good morning america viewers on the west. a moscow courtroom this morning. first aimages of th "the wall street journal" reporter appealing his charges of espionage and calls for release intensifying around the world as the family of american paul whelan critical of the white house worried he'll be overlooked again. >> a possible ceasefire in sudan after days of deadly violence and what we're learning about the american convoy fired on and how the u.s. is responding. >> the 84-year-old man that shot 16-year-old ralph yarl who