building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. shooting inside of an east home. what we know about what led to the shooting involving an employee of a store and what they are saying about it. >> a massive settlement paid out and defamation. the legal issues are not over yet for the network. >> stopped by draymond green led to a one-game suspension. why his past played a part in the league's decision. >> good morning. it is april 19. >> will going to chart -- start with a check of our forecast. >> live doppler 7 clouds over the coast, but for most of us, we are waking up to

clear skies. temperatures are on the 40's from san jose to oakland to san francisco. 47 degrees. chile spots in the north bay. santa rosa waking up to the upper 30's. the export-oriented camera shows sunglasses is your best accessory. we will have sunshine throughout the afternoon, and it feels warmer as we go through the 60's away from the coast. warmer weather over the next couple of days. we will talk about that in a few misprint >> thank you. developing out of pleasanton. an investigation is underway after a home depot employee was shot and killed at the store. abc 7 reporter amanda castille you has what we know about the moments before the shooting and the suspects. >> at this point, we know two people were detained at a separate location. so far, no confirmation from the pleasantville pd about other the suspect was officially arrested and charged. we are told in associate, a man

being described as an associate in pleasanton up at 580 was attempting to stop someone from stealing. he was then shot and later died. witnesses tell police there was some sort of struggle which led to the shooting. details about where the shots were fired and if this associate was on any sort of security team have not yet been released. pleasanton police say that suspects were seen driving from the store after the shooting. officers caught up with them. it ended with east oakland. we know a man was detained along with a woman. there nissan pathfinder ended up being towed. no confirmation for police about the parents current status or whether they were arrested and charged. the radio call details a car chase that happened after shots were fired at a home depot on 580 along johnson drive read >> we are in pursuit. requesting chb at foothill. >> this is a red nissan pathfinder.

westbound on the foothills at 106 at 95 miles per hour. >> the pleasanton used to be a safe place. to go and visit and live. it seems like it is the last five years. >> in a statement, home depot rights we are heartbroken over the senseless tragedy. blake was an associate and friend, and our heart goes out to his family. everyone knew and loved him. the coroner's office has not released the victors -- victims full name on instructions from investigators. we are expecting an update later on this morning. reporting live outside of the home depot in pleasanton, amanda castille you, abc 7 news. >> california is attempting to crack down on retail theft. felony charges may be filed against people who have multiple theft convictions. shoplifting is among the crimes eligible.

the author of the bill says it will help offset proposition 47. that was approved i voters in 2014, and shoplifting is a misdemeanor. the value of the items stolen is under $950. >> this bill opposes approach to focus on repeat offenders. to hold them more accountable while at the same time providing divergent programs, treatment programs like substance abuse, addiction, as well as mental health. >> the bill had its first hearing at a committee yesterday. >> community members are demanding immediate action to address a texting scandal involving the pleased apartment. sky 7 was over a rally yesterday ahead of a special city council meeting. abc 7 was at that meeting where dozens of community members packed city hall. an audit is being called for in

the affairs process, and emotion and practice equity policy. we caught up with the president just before that. with detecting and certain -- protecting and serving the community, and there was a mentality that black folks are less in the women here are left -- less. you have to ask who -- if you can serve a community that you feel so negative towards. >> the messages were uncovered during an fbi investigation into other possible crimes by police. at least 17 officers currently on leave, and additional members are under investigation. the public defenders office estimates that up to 40% of the department to be involved >> happening now, you can see

hospital workers taking part in a one-day strike in the walnut creek and open facility's. the hospital is refusing to provide adequate staffing and protect current employees who have been forced to take on f -- extra work. this comes after union workers picketed, concerned about staffing levels. we reached out for a statement, we will let you know we get a response. >> happening today, the supreme or is expected to decide if restriction should be put on drugs wealth fda approval is making his weight to the court system. the drugmaker wants the court to reject the limits imposed by texas court, saying the ruling will cause chaos for women and their doctors. governor newsom has announced actions to guarantee access, no matter what the ruling is. announced actions for armistice soup dispense the drug and new rules to ensure the privacy of women seeking an abortion, and he is working to safeguard the

supply and cap 40. >> simply, that will not be happening to men. this is an assault on women and girls and the fundamental right and freedoms,. ,. . that's a helluva statement. >> californians voted less november to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution. >> a historic agreement the 11th hour. a1 point $6 billion defamation case against fox news news was settled, and it happened this moments before the case was support -- supposed to begin. >> thank you. fox news and its parent company struck down a massive deal averting a trial in the defamation lawsuit filed by dominion voting. they agreed to dollars moments before opening dominion had asked for $1.6 billion. they argue that fox had damaged a reputation by fiddling --

peddling phony computers he theories about the -- conspiracy theories about their quitman. ask truth matters. lives have consequences. today settlement represents vindication and accountability. >> fox news released a statement acknowledging that certain claims made about dominion were false, adding that they were hopeful that the dispute could be resolved amicably rather than the acrimony of a trial, allowing the country to move forward from the issues. >> to mean says they are not done yet. they are also suing rudy giuliani and sidney powell, who worked for trump, as well as the mypillow ceo. fox news has also been sued for $2.7 billion by the election company smart medic. experts say the likelihood of a settlement in that case appears to be high, but so far, there not been a trial date set. >> thank you.

an emergency ending. the bay area has not been cleared yet. warriors are headed into the third game of the series without draymond green. with the league is saying about the suspension. >> 6:09 a.m.. if you try to get in a morning run, there are issues with eight light west wind. climbing out of the 40's into the 50's. warmer afternoon today, we will take a look at

>> welcome back. the board of supervisors is voting to end the sonoma county trout emergency. concern about water supply is not over. according to democrat supervisors who voted yesterday, they strongly encourage people to continue conservation efforts.

that is because climate change is making weather patterns increasingly erratic. it is difficult to predict if the weather will return next year. >> we been talking about how an winter, we will likely enter an el niño phase where the waters off of south america will be warmer than average. we are not typically dealing with this, but it is a wet winter across calvary. we will keep you updated as we get closer to our winter season, but outside, it's a lovely view with a lot of sunshine. temperatures are warmer, but still below average. three to eight degrees. we are getting closer to where we should be with warmer weather moving in tomorrow and friday. feature tracker temperature with a lot of sunshine. we will find temperatures in the 60's by lunchtime, and more 60's on the board compared to this time yesterday later on in the afternoon. 65 in concord and 64 in san jose. 66 in santa rosa, and 69 city. about 60 or morgan hill.

we look forward to thursday and friday, especially if you love or more weather. most of us away from the coast, well above average, going to the 70's and 80's. with a warm finish the we, we will take eight look at the weekend in nine minutes. thank you. good morning. we are starting with a signal alert enrichment. that is causing a pretty large backup at the moment. left lanes or block according to the chp. this is on the westbound 80 near the boulevard. speeds resting around six miles per hour. if you drive through richmond on the westbound direction, give yourself some extra time. we have not been given an estimate time, but at the bay bridge toll process -- plaza, hardly a backup there, so that's good news. the same thing goes to on the creek. taillights are southbound, and as we go, let's check out the drive times. our newest slowdown will be along highway four. antioch to concorde. 20 performance. >> nationwide shortage. what is behind the airline

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envinmenl hazar condi communitye being addressed today. >> today is community cleanup day. ere are seven locations where people will come together to pick up trash. >> new the veltman's. trayvon green -- draymond green is -- new blood permits. in the fourth quarter, greenslade was grabbed. green, as you can see here, stomped on him as he ran away. the nba says this decision to suspend greenways based in part on his history of unsportsmanlike acts. he talked to the crowd after the incident and the commissioner was sitting in the crowd. he i from

the league, and he has a sternum ga three i tomorrow at chase center. >> plans for the san francisco pride celebration is underway. >> we are revealing the ran marshall. here they are. honey mahogany, laura chavez, juan aguiar and drag story hour. the two day event is set for the 24th and 25th. it marches through downtown on the 25th, starting at 10:30 p.m.. we talked to the organizers about this year's theme. >> we are looking back and moving forward, reggie, so you can see the grand marshals both look back to honor the work that was started in our community many years ago. also, working right now, that is fitting. >> abc 7 is a proud sponsor of pride. you can watch the full interview with more details on all of the any app.shals and what autaien.

e join us tn. >> its>> i feelereou there,nd now corner. >> we have a meeting later today about planning and all of us this mix. and others. we are going to be a part of this coverage, and it is truly spectacular. >> i'm not saying you're spectacular, but the parade was spectacular. >> we were pretty good. >> i'm just saying. >> i've have to find my sweater. >> we were ready for you to come out. >> it was too early on. >> we need you to have stan miller. >> it is a marathon. not a sprint. >> we were excited. >> do all the things. >> party. party bus. >> next. ray. >> after party.

>> you would all fill out the s. come on. >> where we going to next? >> we have to sleep. >> couldn't handle it. >> we have a lovely osu taywarml really feel clear skies with sunshine in the afternoon, and the big story is temperatures are strained to trend warmer. much warme weather by the end of the week. and, for the start of the weekend. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's, so a couple of layers needed, but we will need a lot of sunshine for the future weather. nothing but sunshine with temperatures getting warmer than yesterday. warm up tomorrow, and high clouds moving in, sunshine will really dominate the forecast. milder day compared to the past couple of days. we will be getting closer to the 60's. 64 in concord.

66 in santa rosa, and 59 in the city. 60 in san mateo. tonight, patchy fog it 30's in the coldest spots, and the shoreline going into the 40's. future tracker temperatures tomorrow. we are calling this reality. where we should be. for this time of the year, 60's and 70's the watch. that is on friday. temperatures continue to accelerate. we will start to see 80's appeao the 80's. en at bayshore. 71 in san mateo. that nicon we have warm weather continue to start at the we can. here's a look at the accuweather forecast. for the next seven days, while weather is moving in with the warm up continuing into friday. the weekend has tons of sunshine, and we will have a little bit of fog. both days, we will feel mild. temperatures will stay said --

steady for the next several days. thank you. >> can morning america's coming up. >> ginger is look at what's ahead. >> great to be with you your on wednesday morning. let's start with the reaction of the fox news settlement with dominion voting. demesne ceo is going to join us exclusively. and then a deadly parking garage collapse. officials are investigating what caused it, and we are learning more about the buildings past violations. the buffalo bills safety says that he is going to play football again. we are going to talk to two doctors who saved his life back on that day. you will see that only on gma. and the power of water in your house. how you can find leaks in your home that could be wasting water and money. don't miss it on gma.

police officers had a major pay raise. a report from the board of supervisors approved a new contract yesterday. police officers association

raise totals by more than 10% over the course of three years. his supervisor voted overwhelmingly for this contract and an 11 to one vote. this comes as the board approved a $25 million supplement a budget to fund officer over time in march. an airline industry leader's warning about massive waves of pilot retirement. that will increase the pilot shortage. a regional airline association is set to tell the house committee today. the shortage has collapsed airline service in the united states. where than 40 states have less air service than before the pandemic. fewer than 8% of the workforce is under 30 years old. 50% of pilots will reach the retirement age of 65 in the next 15 years. speaking of airlines, now moving back again as usual after a technical issue impacted travel in the bay area and across the country. a statement said the airline pause flight activity to work through the data connection

issues resulting from a firewall failure. the department of transportation set at the airline they paused the departments departures to resolve the issue. abc 7 spoke with the vice president of the association. >> art software together because there is a flight plan and everything like that. we can't go without it working. it is an outdated and old system. >> he went on to say this issue is different than what happened and southwest in december. it is still an i.t. failure. taking a look at sfo. food and wine magazine has named them the best magazine -- pressure on the country for food. it is part of a taste makers award. the ranking cited 80 dining options that are representative of bay areas vibrant culinary scene. the director says the concessions team has worked hard to create a dining experience rich in diversity.

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before the end of the school year. negotiations resumed. a lot of us are worried about salaries. >> good morning. april 19. >> were looking forward to a nice day today. >> is beautiful out there. clear skies and a lot of sunshine. live doppler 7 across the region showing were not only dry, but free from cloud cover on satellite link. temperatures in some chili spots. we are waking up to the with the shoreline to fremont to san mateo. working in the mid 40's, so a live look at the tower showing the golden gate bridge, and sunglasses out the door. that's on his way up. we will have a mild afternoon into the 60's. that will accelerate tomorrow. we will have a look at that in a few mitts. >> thank you. happening today, a facebook parent company is expecting to have another round of mass layoffs. employees have been told to stay home.

>> several publications are warning that workers are being asked to work from home to process the news. it will reportedly impact up to 4000 jobs involved in low priority projects and facebook. with whatsapp, and reality labs. the latest round of cuts comes after metta announced 11,000 job cuts in november. then, last month, the ceo said fake -- a thousand jobs would be a lamet. plus 5000 open positions will not be filled. this was the company's target to conduct cuts that would impact tech departments read may is when they will expect to have workers from the business side of the company, so we will continue to watch that. >> i feel for those employees. out of the east bay, we are expecting to learn more information about a deadly shooting in a home depot in pleasanton. the victim was sutton -- shot and killed while trying to stop someone from stealing.

our abc 7 news reporter has what else we know. amanda. the home depot says the victim is an associa of the company, not specied exactly in what capacity, but the pleasanton pd says he was trying to stop a theft at the store. this was right off of 5 -- 580 off of pleasanton's johnson drive. he was shot and died. witnesses say that following the shooting, a man and woman were later detained in a separate location. this was over and oakland after a car chase. witnesses at the home depot say he was trying to stop someone from stealing, and a struggle followed. then there was a shooting. one pleasanton -- when pleasanton pd arrive, they found the man bleeding. however, details about whether the man was on any sort of security team have not yet been released at this point. pleasanton police say the suspects were then seen driving

from the store, and an office in -- officer caught up with him. in home depot, we write we are heartbroken over the senseless tragedy. blake was an associate and friend, and our hearts go out to him and his family and everyone who loved him. they are not releasing the full name of the lick -- victim due to instructions from investigators. home depot shared frustration over the news. >> pleasanton and dublin used to be really safe places. to go, to visit, to live. it just seems like it has really changed in the last -- i don't know. five years. >> i am frustrated. >> the law enforcement. >> police radio calls detail car chase after those shots were fired. they describe the pleasanton pd for assistance as the nissan pathfinder traveled 90 miles per hour on eastbound 580. the chase ended in east oakland.

we know a man was detained, along with a woman. their car ended up being towed. at this point, there is no confirmation from the police about the status of this and whether they have been arrested and charged or not. we are expecting an update from police in just a few hours. reporting live outside of the home depot in pleasanton, amanda castille, abc 7 news. >> another round of negotiations is resuming for oakland teachers. there only a few weeks before the end of the school year. parents are hoping teachers junk on strike. abc 7 reporter laura rodrigues is joining us with the latest on this. >> good morning. oakland teachers have voted to authorize a strike, and now it appends on whether both sides can reach an agreement, primarily when it comes to salary. the teachers are among the lowest paid in alameda county, and it ranges from 52,000 to 99,000 or the more senior teachers. the union says it has negative consequences as far as

attracting and retaining teachers. they want to increase their salaries by 23% across the board. instead, they are offering increases for teachers at different stages in their careers. that would be less or a first-year teacher and up to 20% for the more tenured teachers and staff. it is called a structured salary increase. the union opposes this. >> the district is providing structured salary increases. only tenured teachers and teachers with a lot of experience will benefit from this. our newer teachers who are the lowest paid in the county will not benefit from this. when we see rising costs of housing and food and just the cost of living, a 3.5% will not retain or track educators. teachers can't the bay area.

>> the district says that the proposed compensation package will be teachers for the first time in decades to be paid higher than the average salary of educators in our region. the education reach is weighing in on this, demanding there be no disruption of classes, and parents want to avoid a strike. >> thank. the san francisco board of supervisors has unanimously passed a resolution to urge the state to provide no -- more money for a transportation agency. this comes as we continue to hear from multiple agencies warning about a major funding shortage once the federal money they got from the pandemic runs out. they have already sounded the alarm over a potentially traumatic reduction in service. >> one more thing that would make this harder and less affordable and may drive some people to leave the region entirely. >> that is one thing we are seeing touched on repeatedly. the san francisco director of

transportation says that about form 2000 people arrive nearly every day. half of them are people of color, and 70% of them make less then $50,000 a year. >> the steak is not only service cuts but denying san franciscans an opportunity to get to work and school. to get to medical care. to get to social services and the effect on people will be dire. >> the biggest reason why transit agencies are hurting is because ridership hasn't returned to prepend, level. >> a south bay controversial statue is coming down. what will happen next. laura martinez shares the debate. >> crews have begun process to remove the thomas statue in downtown san jose. the 12,000 pounds sculpture has been a divisive issue ever since its installation in the 1990's did >> in a 30-year-old

technically, controversy. >> in it -- it defects -- depicts fallon raising a flag in san jose. california was a part of mexico. a few years ago, the doctor, former chicano studies professor asked the city council to write an opinion piece on the monument. >> we honor somebody who was a hero, but was also a villain for a lot of people. >> supporters say fallon is a founding fat theof san jose. the former mayor who is behind the statue was vocal in the support that it was important. he spoke in a meeting in 2021. >> sins and oppression the state, all of these happen under each flag. they deserve to be excoriated. >> after years of protest, vandalism, and intense debate,

city leaders voted unanimously to remove the sculpture two years ago. >> this statue represents a time in our history that was brutal for us native americans and the mexican communities. those that were living here. >> as far as next steps for the site, there is no current funding to replace this with another public artwork. the current plans are to restore this as a traffic medium. next there should be a statue that represent all of us. >> this statue will be removed by may 4 and put in storage. the cost of s -- installation is estimated 450,000 dollars. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. >> knew at, it appears that marilyn breeze is opposed to founding a new reparations office. >> the chronicle reports that the marital board of supervisors has no plans at this time to support the request for supervisors he is proposing a

$50 million fund to be in charge of implementing any final recommendations. that is due in june. reid said she would wait until a final report for making any decisions. this all comes as the city is facing a $780 million two-year budget deficit. >> newark 6:00. a toilet project in the joy valley neighborhood is getting bigger after being criticized for being already too big with its price tag. the chronicle reported that the state grant for $107 million will not fund one but two bathrooms. it was donated to the cause and has brought down the cost, but the cost of heights will increase with to 1.4 point dollars print a lack of plumbing infrastructure is set to be why the prices so high, but there is no word on the next step for these two projects. >> is a never-ending story. >> hundreds of workers are being

let go from their jobs. a bay area retail tech company is announcing layoffs. >> here is a live look right now. the big board at the new york stock exchange -- we are down by a hundred 30 points. another update on the markets. >> lucky lottery winners, but maybe crass because a ticket worth more than a million dollars will expire next week. stay with us on area streaming up at 7:00 for abc 7:00. we are setting -- sitting down with the sf pride organizers and talking at the theme of this parade, plus, i will talk to the first transgender miss san francisco. she has quite a story to tell. again, we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00. you can download this app now and wherever you stream. >> 641. we will take you to the exploratorium camera. as you see, home waters on the bay. the sun is up, and we are seeing a lot of sunshine today.

warmer weather is beginning to move in, so today is warmer. but tomorrow, -- but we are still below average. we are looking at the temperatures later on today. more of us will be getting into the 70's -- 60's for the daytime high, so it feels warmer than yesterday, but we are below where we should be. we are anywhere from about three to eight degrees below average. temperatures are warming to the 50's by 10 a.m.. later on, around lunchtime, we will see 60's appear, and in the afternoon, more of us will get into the 60's compared to the past couple of days. 65 in concord, and 64 in sanders a. 69 in the city. 56 and half moon bay, and a bit of a breeze. 64 is the high. looking at the three day forecast, warmer weather continues to accelerate through thursday. especially on friday. look at friday. 80's in our warmest spots, and in a some of the warmest air so

far this year. a lot of 70's around the bay shoreline. we will finish out the week feeling above average for april. weekend is looking delightful. we knew that. let's check in with jobina on traffic. >> if you're with us throughout the show, you saw that we had a signal alert underway in richmond has cleared, but speeds are slow right now. westbound 80 before carlsen boulevard. that's the crash site. you can see speeds are down to seven miles per hour, the traffic is backed up elsa brontë. we have a new hotspot near manual compass parkway. speeds are around six miles per hour. also the backup is officially filling up at the toll plaza. lights are on it, and very slow for anyone traveling westbound. only richmond and the san rafael bridge. near the center of the bridge, speeds will pick up, and we wi

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underway. here's where you can watch. on friday, the cavaliers and makes plant 5:00 p.m.. then they play again on sunday. then, on sunday at 12:30 p.m., it will be the kings versus the warriors. that game is at chase center. >> happening today, a missouri man is charged with shooting a black teenager who asked that we went to his house. he is facing felony charges. >> thank you. andrew lester told police that he fired at a 16-year-old through a locked glass door without exchanging any words with him. victim was shot in the head and arm. he was going to pick up his siblings when he stay killing went to the wrong address. the victim only wants to be a fight -- i didn't fit and does'n

tv to protect her family. she has first-hand knowledge of what happened. jodie heard a loud bang on her door. she was frightened and called 911. the dispatcher told jody not to answer the door and stay inside because there might be an act shooter in the neighborhood. jody says she and other neighbors rushed to help anyways, and they stayed by his side until the emfs arrived. >> that was somebody's i cleaned off of our front door. >> the classmates held a rally yesterday in support of yaro. he was a bandleader at school and played the clare. the gofundme page raised than $300 donation. s3 nine dollars pretty is a long road ahead of them physically and mentally. >> robotic shuttles could soon

transport you to a san jose airport. city council members approved working with south san francisco glide ways for the project. according to her partner, this is an effort to connect a three mile gap between the airport in the station. it takes travelers to buses or an uber to make the journey. >> the driverless shuttles will carry several people. the airport already has automated trams withdrawn tracks which is entirely different. they need a five drilling dollar project. >> bay area artwork is furniture. >> slabs of tree trunks in west oakland. the what is valuable, it will be given to an owner and provided as compensation. and they will sell the rest. d naughty. exciting to ando slb

his so many tree that after a recent storm, he is now stacking them on the street. >> for your morning mining report -- money report, companies are downsizing. a san francisco retail company is letting 560 people go across all the permits. according to the chronicle, the company is expected to lose 22% of his work was. open door previously cut 18% of its workforce. rising mortgage rates and pricing are to be blamed. retail companies like zillow and redfin were hit by layoffs in the past year. getting a netflix dvd in the mail will soon be a thing of the past. did you think this was still happening? i thought it was over. the company is officially

shutting down its rental dvd business after 25 years. the last iconic red avenue was to be shut down on september between eight. netflix is shipping more than 5 billion dvd and rentals since 1998. >> let's take a look at the stock of change. we are down about 136 points. >> prime video has added a feature to make it easier to your voices. this is a new dialogue boost mode which is available now. it increases the volume of what you are watching, relative to the background facts. >> uses ai to determine when you need the booze. amazon says it was built with the needs of customers with hard -- or hard of hearing. >> someone is gaining popularity for a hovercraft. a demonstration in tokyo. you can see what looks like giant inflated bubbles holding up a motor.

the inventor says it is like if you madd motorcle. ns to go even smalr. wh tt? he wants to make hovercraft's that you can wear on your feet. >> here true. >> as a cute picture. i'm so excited about this. i know that people are ready to see you because you are joining our team at the chronicle for a special edition of chronicle i. drew will be on the panel to help you answer all of your weather-related questions. starts at six and goes until eight. it is on 16th street and ticket start at $16. you can still get them online. next recapping what happens, we are looking forward to transitioning from lending yet to el niño. what could that mean for our

fire season? coming up, questions >> this is good. >> all of the movers and shakers go there. >> that's true. >> i'm stressed out. >> is manny going to be a part of this? >> that's a great russian. ask i would assume. >> i feel like he moderates. >> i assume. >> i will let you know. >> from the airport camera, you can see it's a nice day to travel. clear skies out there with plenty of sunshine. looking ahead, temperatures are trending warmer today, and they will accelerate as we head towards the end of the week area by friday, saturday, is going to feel a lot warmer out there. we will have our warmest spots getting into the 80's, especially by the afternoon on friday. we are looking forward to that. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. you need a couple of layers this morning. but also, sunglasses. it is a bright day ahead.

high pressure ahead, and any rain or snow is moving out of california. it will stay pretty quiet through the weekend. here's the future weather. a lot of sunshine on top today more areas getting into the 60's, so it feels warmer compared to yesterday. highs across the region in concord, 64 in san jose. 63 in oakland. 66 in santa rosa. 69 airfield. warm spots at 66 degrees. patchy fog in the north bay, and 30's and 40's as we get to thursday. on future this time of year. by friday, warmer weather i 80's from livermore and antioch towards napa. some of the warmest air so far this season. it will arrive on friday. 73 -- 76 the view. we will find sunshine today, and

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single day ticket. >> it's a commitment. >> single day tickets go on this morning. >> the organizers release the daily lineup. friday night, kendrick lamar is the headliner. shaquille o'neal is also performing. saturday, the foo fighters are headlining, with lana delray, maggie rogers, and then, odessa closes out the festival on sunday, which also includes megan thee stallion and 1975. the tickets on sale at 10:00. if you want the dates, outside land is set for august 11 at to the 13th. isn't it exciting? there are so many concerts. >> bottle rockets. i can't believe it. >> get your ticket. >> come on get your ticket. there are some good acts there.

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>> it is 6:58 a.m.. here are seven things to know. a man has died after a shooting in home depot and pleasanton. tim say he was trying to stop -- witnesses say you try to stop the fight. they were detained in oakland. >> dozens of communing members showed up for a special counsel meeting last night. they are demanding immediate action and accountability for texting scandal that could evolve up to worry 5% of the police force. >> the supreme court is expecting to decide today if it will weigh on a legal challenge to the fda challenge to the

legalization of an abortion pill. it could impact states where abortion is legal. >> another round between the oakland teachers union and the school district is set to move today. the sticking point shows that teachers are threatening to strike if demands are not met. >> number five. expect sunny skies and a mild afternoon in the exploratorium. more of us going to the 60's later today. >> number six, we are continuing to follow the heavy traffic as a result of an earlier crash in westmont 80 near carlsen boulevard, and in fairfield. this is westbound 80 be or a manual compost parkway. a second crash in the backup. >> number seven. organizers of san francisco's pride revealed the grand marshall. the theme is celebration. looking back and moving forward. it is june 24 and 25th get ready. >> get your outfits. >> i don't have my outfit from lester. >> we should send it to you.

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