>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: with a deadly shooting earlier this week be facing a judge today. we are learning about the robbery gone wrong that left a home depot employee dead. reggie: another pro sports team leaving oakland. the impact on the east bay as they are likely going to las vegas. kumasi: no draymond, no problem. the warriors put up a win last night and now they are down just one game against sacramento. reggie: those of the jerseys you got us. i really love them. >> should we just run through the tunnel casually? we heard you are down draymond! reggie: there are four of us to make up the one and it is still not going to be good.

i'm really -- i'm literally the only one that can shoot. we've got the height. >> where the kids are all stacked on each other? it is that. reggie: drew: temperatures moving in, look at the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa, you are 13 degrees warmer right now compared to yesterday. 11 degrees warmer in novato. upper 50's in antioch. oakland at 49 degrees. just a light jacket is all you need. a live look from the rooftop camera, sunshine is here all day with 60's and 70's by lunchtime. a closer look at these coming up in just a few minutes. kumasi: the man accused of being

the getaway driver after a deadly shooting at the pleasanton home depot is due in court this morning. we are live with new details about what we are learning. amanda: as the f shooting victim continues to mourn, one of two suspects, is expect it to make his first court appearance. court documents detail that he is accused of being the getaway driver in that deadly shooting. they also revealed the second suspect, also an oakland resident claims she fired the gun accidentally, telling investigators the gun went off when the victim tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hands. he was an unarmed loss prevention specialist working at home depot in pleasanton. investigators say the suspect was driven from the scene with a

toddler inside the car. the nissan pathfinder he is accused of driving is said to have been tracked back to his home in oakland where deputies took the suspects into custody. 10 minutes later, officer say they went back to check on him and found her unconscious. alleging despite being handcuffed, she was able to wrap a seat belt around her neck three times. >> we were able to sit her up, push her head back and untangle the seatbelt from around her neck. at that point, they pulled her out of the car and while she was on the ground, she took an enormous breath and regained consciousness. deputies saved this woman's life. amanda: she is accused of shooting the 26-year-old, someone described by family as a selfless man who dreamed of also taking his own oath to protect life by becoming a police officer.

he planned to get married in august and leaves behind his parents, brother and fiance. we know that later this morning, gilroy will be in court to be arraigned and in the next half hour, we will talk about the specific charges each suspect is facing. reggie: the coliseum say rooted in oakland since 1968. the mayor says a phone call with the team this week changed a lot. we are getting a better idea of how this unfolded and what is next. during a news conference, the mayor let it all out, saying oakland was closer than it ever had been to finalizing the project with the a's as early as this summer, but you got the call wednesday the team was entering a deal to buy land for a new stadium in vegas. >> this announcement happened mid negotiations and it shows that they had no interest in reaching a deal with oakland at all. oakland is not interested in

being used as leverage in the a's negotiations with las vegas. the call was pretty short, and when you get a call saying we are going to sign and we found land in las vegas, that is pretty definitive to me. reggie: the mayor says she is going to listen if the a's change their mind or if the nude -- or if a new team wants to build in oakland. kumasi: plans to build a stadium in the bay area have been filled with pitfalls. talks for downtown san jose stadium began in 1997, but that plan was blocked by the san francisco giants who claimed rights to santa clara county. in 2006, the a's considered moving to fremont and they moved again in san jose but this time major league baseball approved the move. in 2017, a stadium planned at the laney college fell through. in 2021, the a's got permission to locate outside the bay area,

culminating with a stadium site in las vegas. we are also looking at the economic impact of the a's leaving the bay area behind. been as of the live desk with what we might expect. jobina: the inevitable departure of the a's is hard to ignore with roots deep in oakland, losing the team also means losing jobs. in 2019, the bay area council economic institute instituted a new ballpark would generate $7.3 million in economic benefits over 10 years and create more than 6100 jobs. losing the team means losing hundreds of full and part-time jobs that keep the coliseum going. everything from concession workers and groundskeepers to an administration. here is the alameda county supervisor. >> a hit to the economy, because there are jobs at the coliseum, union paying jobs. people depended on those jobs. if we built a new stadium, those

would have been construction jobs as well. jobina: it is not just jobs, it is a hit to youth sports as well. a little league president says the a's have been great supporters of legal -- of little league teams in the east bay. >> it will affect our bottom line. they have definitely been a great partner to us. it is a terrible thing to happen, for kids, for me. jobina: for the past eight years, the major-league team has been supplying uniforms to 24 little league teams every season, the cost of sitting around $8,000. here is what the a's arik spector to move to in las vegas. it is located near the strip. home. it is a 49 acre site and is excited to have a seating capacity of around 35,000 and they hope to break ground by next year and host games by 2027. we will continue to watch that. reggie: a formal request has

been made for a new interim stadium lease near the coliseum. the men's and women's soccer teams have held their games at laney college for the past five years and now they say due to recent field requirements, audience growth and team expansions, the new location is necessary. the proposal for the new interim field is adjacent to the coliseum. if approved, the city would allow both teams to play at the lot for up to 10 years. kumasi: dubnation is celebrating after a decisive win at g center. despite being down draymond green, the warriors used good vibes to pull off a game three victory. the final score was 114-97. steph curry scored a game-high 36 points. >> this is an opportunity to make it about basketball. making the right adjustments, coming with the right energy to protect our home court. when he gets back on sunday, we have to capitalize off of that and even up the series.

we did what we are supposed to do. they say dream on has a history, so do we. we know how to bounce back. kumasi: the warriors and the kings are back at chase center for game four on sunday and you can watch it right here on abc seven. local artists are stepping up their warriors pride, using acrylic paint to transform plain white athletic shoes into proud warriors sneakers. they let their imagination take over ahead of the game last night, decorating shoes with blue and gold. >> children also need that inspiration to be creative and to push those boundaries, just like the warriors have done. kumasi: extra shoes will be auctioned off to benefit the boys and girls club. a month later, people in the bay area still struggling to clean up from storms. a look at the obstacles they are facing. reggie: a car break-in in san francisco that was caught on camera and prompting a warning to tourists.

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drew: live doppler 7 along with satellite, this ridge is going to be the forecast maker over the next couple of days. we will have sunshine in abundance and also warmer temperatures coming our way today and through the weekend. 10:00, we are into the 60's. it is a mild morning out there, lunchtime, grab it outside, 60's and 70's under sunny skies. 80's make a return in our warmest spots.

warm for april today, 68 in city, 81 in santa rosa. 79 in san jose. palo alto looking nice at 76. not a bad day to be at the beach with an air temperature of 75 degrees. we will add a little bit of coastal fog to the morning forecast saturday and sunday. we have a lot of sunshine, warm on saturday, a little cooler on sunday with most of us in the 70's away from the coast. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: we are going to start here with a new crash we are following right now in palo alto that is blocking at least one lane at the moment on southbound 10 at university avenue. in terms of traffic elsewhere, things are looking great. showing you the golden gate bridge, we will bring in the bay bridge toll plaza. we are s last couple of minutes, a car

slowdown in that area we will continue to check in. our drive times reflect that as well. a lot of people are staying home today. kumasi: still ahead, a new struggle to get kids vaccinated and not just against covid. the campaign being wants to combat faxing hesitancy. reggie: $15 million worth of gold and other valuables stolen at a canadian airport. what authorities are saying about the heist. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside because outside is beautiful in the bay area. we will be right back. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling.

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reggie: people living in venetia can start using more water. the city is reducing its water use conservation from 40% to 20%. city council declared an emergency last month due to a break in a main water line after 680 collapsed during a storm. crews are still working to add capacity for summertime demand. it has been a month since the last big storm in the bay area and people are still cleaning up and wondering what they will do next. they are also pointing out problems that may have kept falling trees from damaging homes. lauren martinez has that. >> it is just not safe to be out here. i can't use my deck or sit in the sun comfortably because i don't -- i know this is not stable. lauren: a 60 foot douglas for crashed -- douglas fraed into t one month later, damage can be seen outside and inside.the onee thic and has poked

out and i was sitting right here. lauren: tree branches are coming through in separate rooms. >> a branch jutting through and this is where -- this is our bed where we have not slept since march 21. lauren: the insurance a justice -- the insurance adjuster said they cannot fix it until they come out. >> we still don't have his report, so we don't know how much they think this is going to cost. there are a lot of big question marks and i am coming to term with managing this repair being a big part of my life for a while. lauren: in boulder creek we introduced you to a couple's home that was standing on the edge after months of storm induced erosion. santa cruz county red tag to the house. >> the emotional roller coaster has been challenging. lauren: we spoke to the couple in march when they were staying at an airbnb in san jose. now these homeowners have jumped into the rental market and found a place in santa cruz. >> the challenge for us is

figuring out, should we fix it, should we struggle to pay the mortgage and the rent at the same time, should we let it go until foreclosure or do a cash sale and see if somebody would take it off of our hands? being a red tag building, that is questionable. lauren: it will be three months until a soil engineer can provide a clear estimate on repairs. >> this has been a wake-up call for us to be thankful and grateful, and to persevere. kumasi: meteorologist, drew tuma joined the san francisco chronicle's science team last night. i talked about recent winter storms, how they impacted the bay area and what to expect next. it comes after 12 atmospheric river's hit the region at the top of the year. >> people watching the rivers very closely, it looks like some of these rivers are going to triple their inflow in the next three to four days, which can be

a lot for some. kumasi: despite record-breaking snow and rain this winter, meteorologists protect -- predict -- will burn this fire season. hearing 12 atmospheric river's. drew: it is a lot. along the west coast we had more than 30 and about 17 were in california and we saw the brunt of them, just over us. reggie: i'm trying to forget it. drew: every tuesday. either wind or rain or both. now we are turning a corner. a lot better today and over the weekend. a lot of sunshine. a live look, it is just beautiful out there. you just need a light jacket this morning. reking a look at highs.'s d 80'.

low 60's along the coast. 68 downtown. 64 in the north bay. 81 in santa rosa. 80 in sonoma. warm for april. 76 in fremont. upper 70's to low 80's. 78 in center row. mainly clear skies tonight with temperatures on the mild side. a quick look at the seven-day forecast, warm today, we will keep that warm weather tomorrow. slightly cooler over the weekend but still 70's. we will keep those 70's and 80's for much of next week. reggie: now we will turn to ginger with a look at what is coming up on gma. >> hey there.

great to be with everybody. we will start with the weather because there have been more than 330 severe storm reports in 48 hours. we have a front that is pushing in east. if you are traveling anywhere from washington, d.c. or baltimore down to coastal georgia, you will want to watch this saturday night. it could erupt into damaging wind and tornadoes. reaction to the alec baldwin decision. prosecutors dropping all charges against him for now in the rust fatal onset shooting. dan abrams will break down the case and tell us what to expect. we are counting down to king charles's coronation. camilla's son giving a rare interview about his life of being a royal. we have some swaps for your home that can help you save for earth day. reggie: w this on air yet but a dancer named val stopped by recently

who you might know from dancing with the stars. >> i do. i wouldn't ask the question everyone asked me for years after, what does he smell like, because i already know and it is good. reggie: jobina and i had a chance to dance with val and max because they were doing this whole new dance show and we will show it later. we put it on our social media as a preview. >> i need to see more. give me the full clip, no edit. reggie: let me tell you, my life was changed. i've never danced with someone who is that good at it. i just can't imagine what it was like being on that show for that long, with that man. >> and then by the end of eight weeks, you suddenly think you are a dancer. i tried again and was like nope, still can't. reggie: you are a spectacular dancer, please don't sell yourself short.

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reggie this is interesting because the a's are probably leaving and meanwhile in san francisco, the giants are about to open an apartment building. it is going up right next to arauca park. according to the chronicle, the giants and their codeveloper will begin welcoming residents to the new building in june. they also released rendering of what the tower will look like. it is the first of four buildings to be completed at mission rock. all part of a 20 acre -- 28 acre mixed-use project. this used to be a giant parking lot. some of the units are being reserved for affordable housing through the city lottery system. a two-person household making just over 106 t $6,000 a year would pay about $3500 for a one bedroom apar it is amazing how much the area has changed.

a bay area county is investing $1 million to get more kids up-to-date on vaccines. santa clara county is launching a campaign called vaccines are another part of growing up. the website provides information and resources to parents about finding vaccines, records and low-cost ways of a -- of obtaining them. national data shows a decline of childhood vaccines during the pandemic. the santa clara helped apartment how the listening session and they found out children were missing appointments because of reasons for lidded to the pandemic -- reasons related to the pandemic. >> look and unity was asking to provide more information on the vaccines. we want it to reach all the community in our county so they get informed and they know that the vaccines are safe. reggie: data from the california department of public health shows hundreds of santa clara county kindergartners are past due for required vaccinations.

it is something the county says puts them at risk of illness and keeps them from going to school. a container worth millions of dollars was stolen from a toronto airport this week. crew unloaded cargo from aircraft and took it to a holding facility, and then poof, gone. all they say is that it was taken by illegal means. they did not say which airline was involved in the handling of the cargo. >> the container contained a high-value shipment. it did contain gold and it was nonexclusive. it contained other items of monetary value. the total worth estimated at this time in our investigation for the property is estimated at just over $20 million. reggie: that's about $15 million u.s.. no arrests have been made. we don't have information about possible suspects. the greater ton cnt, saying it was still an active investigation.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: involving antioch police getting national attention. bay area lawmakers are wanting the department of justice to investigate. kumasi: as the a's make plans for vegas, what are the plans for the coliseum? the task now falling to oakland city leaders. reggie: those blue checkmarks are disappearing from twitter, unless of course you pay up. kumasi: or unless you are lebron james. drew: i think stephen king had that too. i think elon paid for it. because he also came out and said i'm not paying for it.

i should have been more vocal about not paying for it. reggie: it helps to have friends in high places. kumasi: good morning and happy friday. reggie: just to be clear, all three of us are now unverified. drew: just as lovely as ever. still us. reggie: still the same. drew: one last check. it is gorgeous out there this morning. it is warmer this morning compared to this time yesterday. double digits in the north bay, anywhere from five to 13 degrees warmer. just a light jacket for most of us, upper 50's in antioch right now. 50 right now in hayward. what a lovely picture from the exploratorium camera. sunshine again, 60's and 70's, but we are going even higher with 70's and 80's later on today, away from the coast. a closer look at these temperatures in your weekend forecast in a few minutes.

reggie: developing news in the antioch police department recent -- racist text scandal. there is no a lawsuit and calls for the department of justice to get involved. >> good morning. two bay area congressmen have sent a letter to the ger, he departme oicto igthe antih civil rights attorney has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of antioch in an effort to bring reform to thrtment. the lawsuit brought by alleged victims of the antioch police department claims civil rights violations. the suit is based on findings from an investigation into the department by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office. they found emails and text messages that included racist, homophobic and sexist comments that investigators say were sent by officers. the police department shall be held responsible for allowing it to occur and doing nothing to stop it. >> some of the things they said

were so horrific, that it truly made me cringe to think that these are the people who are supposed to be serving the people of this community. knowing what i know now, this community should have been more afraid of the police than the gangsters and criminals in their communities. >> i have been harassed and targeted and railroaded by the antioch police department forere situation. the da named 17 police officers involved but says there could be up to 45, nearly half of the department. kumasi: thank you. happening today, one of the suspects in the deadly shooting at the pleasanton home depot is due in court. the man is accused of being the getaway driver. amanda del castillo joins us with details on the case. amanda: one

david guillory is expected to make that first court appearance in just a few hours. he is accused of being the getaway driver in that deadly shooting that happened at the pleasanton home depot. all of this as the family of the shooting victim continues to mourn. the second suspect, the woman accused of shooting and killing the victim is being charged with murder along with several enhancements in posssi of a firearm while a felon with priors. both suspects are being charged with child abuse as a toddler was inside the car. guillory is being charged with accessory after the fact and investigators say she was driven from the scene. there nissan pathfinder was tracked back to the suspect's home in oakland where deputies took them into custody. 10 minutes later, officer say they went back to check on the

shooter in the patrol car and found her unconscious. they say despite being handcuffed, she was somehow able to wrap a seat belt around her neck three times. >> we noticed she was slouched in the seat. he opened the back door and called her name and saw that her body was limp and she was unresponsive. they were able to sit her up, push her head back and untangle the seatbelt from around her neck. at that point they pulled her out of the car and while she was on the ground, she took an enormous breath and regained consciousness. amanda: the suspect told investigators she fired the gun accidentally, claiming the gun went off when the victim tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hands. the victim was an unarmed loss prevention specialist working at the home depot. he's been described by family as a selfless man who dreamed of

taking his own oath to protect life by becoming a police officer. he was engaged to be married this upcoming august. we know that the driver is expected in court. it says the schedule has him in at 8:30 this morning. we will be in court as well. reggie: thank you. video of t car broken into in san francisco has gone viral in indonesia. that is where the visitors are from. now there is concern the consequences could be long-lasting. a tour group went to the whole foods in california. when they got back to the rental car, this is what they saw. one of the tourists yelled at the thieves and that is when they say a gun was pointed at them. several others hid. they recorded the video which has been viewed more than 5 million times. abc7news spoke with the head of global sf which attracts foreign

investment to the bay area and she says one viral video like this can have a lasting impact. >> they are making a lot more money now, increasing in terms of income, personal wealth. they will send their children overseas for college or even starting with high school. if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, for example, it is a loss of revenue for the universities here and also income that comes with, coming to visit and all that tourism. the investment i have seen always follows the children. the children come and study and they make an investment in the family follows. reggie: the video prompted the indonesian consulate to issue an alert complete with instructions on what to do if you are attacked, broken into or robbed. california's attorney general is urging the federal government to recall thousands of kia and hyundai vehicles due to theft.

the car companies were accused of knowingly selling vehicles without a common antitheft feature that requires the key to be present to start the vehicle and drive away. nearly 40% of vehicle stolen have been kia's and hyundai's since a tiktok video showed how easy it was to hotwire these vehicles. >> the way to steal them is known, it is all over social media. it is known to kia and hyundai. yet they have failed to act appropriately in response. reggie: kia and hyundai have offered a software fix but not for all of their cars. years worked to come tuned agreement to keep the a's in the city -- come to an agreement to keep the a's in the city. kumasi: oaklands mayor speaking very bluntly after oakland agreed -- after the a's agreed

to buy land in vegas. what does that mean for the future of the coliseum? developing it is something that has been mentioned numerous times, but there could be a major hurdle. >> all eyes are now on the oakland coliseum site and nearby properties as the oakland a's have signed a binding agreement to purchase land for a new stadium in las vegas, but. >> oakland is one of the greatest places in the world. we love it here. >> that from soul soccer club president lindsay behrens who is optimistic about the future of the area. the soccer teams announced thursday a proposal with the city and county to enter into a lease that would put a temporary soccer stadium with stands similar to the ones used in golf tournaments and f1 races at the malibu parking lot next to the coliseum site. >> it would be there for 10

years. it would be our home in oakland and we are super excited to have made it official with the proposal. we are hoping that will work out for us. >> the situation is complicated. currently the a's are buying the county's 50% stake of coliseum land. the city of oakland owns the other 50% and has entered intuitive element agreement with aaseg, a black-owned development team. the group wants equity to be the focus in property of -- property improvements going forward. here is the board of supervisors president. >> i would even hope that we can get the a's to sell their interest to the african-american sports and her team and group, so that group can control the entire site -- sports entertainment group so that group can control the entire site. >> what would be a multimillion dollar private investment in the area. behrens says they have sold out many of their soccer games with

a 5000 person capacity at laney college and this would allow for 10,000 fans to watch games. >> our goal is to be in this temporary facility by 2025. >> miley says he is saddened i the a's news looking at the glass half full. >> i think losing the a's will have an economic impact on the area, both in terms of jobs, construction and other things, but i do think it could trigger a bright future for the coliseum area and the city of oakland, if the right things are done. reggie: still ahead, biden expected to enter the 2024 race for reelection. the latest republican candidate looking to challenge. kumasi: looking live right now at the new york stock exchange. we are up by about 10 points. another update on the markets is next. reggie: stay with us on our abc 7 bay area streaming app.

we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00. download the app now. drew: what a beautiful start to the day. a live look, showing sunny skies out there. reure in control supplying us with sunshine. this ridge will keep us on the warm side in temperatures today and tomorrow, 70's and 80's in the warmest spots. 10:00, already into the 60's in most spots. if we stopped at 1: would be at average or above average. a look at those 80's, 70's around the bay shoreline. a lot of sunshine in oakland. 81 in santa rosa. 68 in the city with sunny skies. palo alto looking lovely at 76 degrees. the mets are still in town. first pitch temperature, a nice night for a ballgame.

we will cool off into the mid-50's. we will have a little bit of morning fog saturday and sunday, but those temperatures in the afternoon, saturday it is warm. a slight cool down on sunday but most of us going back into the 70's. get a check of the traffic. jobina: good morning. we are going to start in cupertino where we are following a new crash right now. we've been seeing a minor back up this area. at right now, but elsewhere we are looking really good. this is san jose, 101 and then we do have an update on the bay bridge toll plaza. they flipped on metering lights and this has backed up. this is the slow spot. it is beginning to creep a little bit on highway four, antioch to concord but the traced

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reggie: the nba playoffs are underway. today is the cleveland cavaliers and the new york knicks. they play again on sunday. also on sunday at 12:30, it is the kings versus the warriors right here at chase center. here is a look at what is coming up tonight at 4:00. news coverage of the game starting at -- the game starts at 5:00. then larry beil and carlos alvarez will host after the game and then more news at 9:00 and 11:00. the 2024 presidential election campaign is already shaping up. we are learning an official announcement about president biden running for reelection could come very soon. white house aides say it could come as soon as next week. jobina: many have been asking if he will or won't throw his name

in. we are hearing next tuesday could be the day is in a biden is letting to make his second term goals official. tuesday will be officially four-year since he announced he was seeking the democratic nomination for president in 2019. we have also learned that democratic donors are being invited to d.c. with strategy sessions planned for next week. as for his odds, a recent reuters poll found only 39% of americans approved of the job he is doing as president. that is down from 42% last month. many voters have voiced concern about his handling of the economy, including inflation and the situation at the southern border. president biden's age could also be a factor. he will be 82 at the start of his second term, so far just two democrats have announced longshot bids to challenge him. marianne williamson and robert f. kennedy, jr. on their public inside, a number of candidates have announced,

including former president trump who said intact bits will not hold him back from running. also former u.n. ambassador nikki haley and former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. conservative radio host larry elder, who unsuccessfully ran for california governor through his name into the ring last night and florida governor ron desantis is expected to run and south carolina senator tim scott has also taken steps toward running. kumasi: elon musk's blue checkmarks on twitter has started. celebrities like steph curry and ben stiller posted on the site up for the lost that. the same goes for elmo from sesame street. wondered what happened because she says she paid for it. reggie: zuckerberg is not ruling out

more layoffs in the future. he spoke to metalworkers yesterday and told employees he expects the got -- expect the company will slow hiring and expects year-over-year growth to only be 1% to 2% moving forward. this comes as the company is in the middle of a round of layoffs that will see them shutting about 10,000 jobs. atari is taking on some old-school. . the company acquired a collection of one of a hundred piece -- 100 pc and game consul titles from the 1990's. the newly owned games include the demolition -- demolition racer series, bubsy and h eartwall. atari aims to remaster retro games for modern systems, improve quality and even reimagine storylines. i will have to look it up. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, you can see that we are up about 16 points. kumasi: it is a perfect ending

for a cat that recently went viral. this is patches. reggie: kumasi: i will read it eventually. patches weighs 40 pou been living in virginia an animal shelter and patches went viral on wednesday when the shelter poster pitchers are for on wednesday with the message did you wake up today and say let's adopt the largest cap anyone's ever seen? the shelter says contacted by people from even california. by the evening, they said patches had found a new family and she left. reggie: good luck to her. leavee

.. kumasi: she left. jobina: is her mouth open? oh it is the patch. reggie: it is one of her patches. that is kumasi: i'm not going to let you go in on patches like this. jobina: it is just the pictures, the angles. who adopted patches? don't you want to know? drew: no. jobina: can you imagine patches walking into your room like boom boom? [laughter] traffic is pretty clear. san rafael, 101 looking great. same thing in walnut creek, it is a true friday in terms of traffic, very light across the board. almost a half

hour. the only issue we are seeing right now is a crash pitino. we have a lane blocked on southbound 85 past west fremont avenue but otherwise you are in good shape. drew: it is beautiful out there. the golden gate bridge, sunny skies, just a light jacket, 40's and 50's, not nearly as cool as we have been in previous mornings. enjoy the warm sunshine for a role. temperatures above average with 70's and 80's. it will be warm in the sierra, going to the 50's for daytime highs with sunshine and the forecast. we will see daytime snowmelt. back at home, coast with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. a quick look at the seven day forecast, enjoy it. a slight cool down on sunday before the rest of the forecast, temperatures remain above average. jobina: we are back with the toyota tahoe traffic report and checking in on our next round of resorts.

no chain restrictions and the sun is out. you can see our base totals, we have the most snow at palisades tahoe, three hours 19 minutes for your ride. all the rides are pretty good with nothing going over three and a half hours but must faster -- but much faster rides should you leave later. just a reminder, all of these are coming from right here in san francisco and the most snow for kirkwood, 150 inches. kumasi: new at parking might soon be available for smart train riders in the north bay. the agency board has unanimously approved a new five dollar parking offer, to make it easier for people traveling to the airport. smart is working out the details, including if there will be a limit on the number of days you can park overnight. as of right now, there is no word on when the program might launch. reggie: also, oakland-based clorox is planning a second round of layoffs.

this will impact about 200 employees not involved in production. the chronicle reports about 4% of the company's nonproduction workforce will be involved. the company says it is a strategy to make the business more lean, fast and consumer focused. kumasi: i'm still thinking about patches. reggie: what are you thinking about? kumasi: how she is doing at home. where do they have her? what did she do during the day? reggie: what can she do? in my mind, her owner is jon from the garfield comics. patches is just like, mondays am i right? [laughter] kumasi: what is patches eating? it can't just be cat food. drew: snack foods. a new healthy diet, her journey. reggie:

meals. drew: w gives me food? kumasi: seven things you need to know today. [indiscernible]

kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. the man accused of being the getaway driver in a deadly shooting at home depot in pleasanton is due in court this morning. court documents show the other suspect told investing it or she fired the gun to the newly after the victim tried to take a stolen item from her hands. reggie: two bay area congressmen are calling for the puppet of justice to investigate the antioch police department's texting scandal. a civil rights attorney filed a federal lawsuit. kumasi: today the supreme court

is excited to decide whether to reserve axis to a widely used abortion medication. legal chaengeproval couldestrice close to officially announcing his reelection campaign. we learned tuesday is the likely day. it would be exactly four years since he last -- lost his last campaign. drew: a warm day on the way and a sunny week. 70's and 80's away from the coast. jobina: our busiest wretch in terms of your commute is the bay bridge toll plaza. kumasi: the broadway musical you didn't know you needed to see is becoming a quick hit and it's about corn. we will hear from some of the stars coming up on our streaming show at 7:00 in just a few seconds. reggie: who has tickets to see shucked? this one right here. i think i tried to persuade all of you. it was a sound decision. ethic a show about corn is going

to be great. -- i think a show about corn is going to be great. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, severe storms are making their way acro at least 16 million on alert for severe weather, bringing hail, damaging winds and tornados targeting states from louisiana to maryland. ginger is tracking it. all charges dropped for alec baldwin in the shooting that killed halyna hutchins. dan abrams here live to break it all down. sudan in crisis. the u.s. military making preparations to evacuation if necessary, as a u.s. citizen is among the hundreds killed in the violence. overnight the suspect accused of openinfi