>> a freeway shooting has landed an innocent child in the hospital. we will tell you about the 15-year-old who has been hurt. kumasi: the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee, expected in court today. the district attorney now considering a first-degree murder charge. us pres. biden: this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for reelection. reggie: president biden making his reelection bid for 2024 official. we are going to show you the video and what he says is a threat to our kumasi: democracy. kumasi:the a's appeared to be moving quickly on this las vegas transfer. the details about stadium construction now in the works. reggie: good morning. kumasi: we start with drew, who is back. drew: had a nice day off. one weather has moved in once again. this week is looking warm.

live doppler seven looking at visibility right now, showing you we do not have any patches of fog. we see a lot of tins on the board, and that is as good as it gets in terms of visibility. the 24 hour change, just slightly cooler in a couple of spots this morning. it is looking fine out there with our numbers right now. most of us in the 40's if not low 50's right now. we are at 52 in vallejo. 59 in the city. look at antioch. one of the warmer spots right now. temperatures, 60's and 70's along the coast. 70's for the most part around the bay shoreline. our warmest spots going back into the 80's this afternoon. 82 in concord. 84 in fairfield. a comfortable 73 on in oakland. in the days ahead even warmer weather is about to move in. we will show you those numbers in about eight minutes.

suspected in the stabbing of tech executive probably is scheduled to be arraigned. amanda del castillo is live in second cisco -- is live in san francisco. amanda: we are back at the hall of justice this morning after the suspect's original court date was pushed back because his attorney was out of town. at 9:00 this morning he is expected to answer to a charge of murder. the 38-year-old tech entrepreneur and emeryville resident is accused in the stabbing death of tech executive bob lee. earlier this monthly was in town on a work summit when he was stabbed and killed along main street near harrison in the early morning hours of april 4. the latest court documents reveal stunning details about the events that allegedly happened during the final hours of lee's life. a detail evidence and a timeline, including interviews from friends, elevator surveillance footage, and a text

sent to the victim on the morning of the stabbing. after lee and the suspect's the suspect's sister's place, she wrote, just want to make sure you are doing ok, because i know he may came down hard on you, and thank you for being such a classy man and handling it with class. the rest came nine after -- 90's after that attack. we spoke with the da and the suspect's attorney earlier this month. >> at this point in time we are looking at first-degree murder. this is a person who was in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. that is not something most of us carry around. >> there was no deliberation, no malice. if there is no malice, by definition it is not a murder. amanda: you kennedy, who spoke with those previously as well. she acknowledges the charges are serious, but emphasizes she does not agree with a murder charge.

the last time we were hearing hurt -- here in court sister was here, and we will be in court at 9:00 a.m. today following developments. reporting live outside the hall of justice, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: the man accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend and her 13-year-old daughter is scheduled to be arraigned. the shooting happened saturday night on birch street. according to the east bay times police identified the victims as rebecca jenkins and her daughter, desiree. jenkins' daughter was having a sleepover with a friend, who was also shot and survived. a family member posted this gofundme. they are raising money for domestic violence awareness and the three other daughters jenkins leaves behind. kumasi: developing news this morning. a 15-month-old is in the hospital after being shot while sitting in a car in oakland.

police say this shooting happened around 6:30 last night on 12th avenue and 15th street in little saigon neighborhood. firefighters say after the family was shot the family drove to a fire station looking for help. surveillance video from a business across the street shows the moments after that family arrived at that higher station. you can see them running up to that door and banging on it, trying to get help. oakland firefighters confirmed the toddler was shot in the stomach area, but police have not said what led up to those shots or released any information about the shooters. reggie: president biden is running for reelection in 2024. the announcement came early this morning in the form of a news release and video posted to youtube. the president touches on contentious recent events and issues, saying we are going to fight for american democracy. pres. biden: around the country extremists are lining up to take on bedrock freedoms, cutting social security you paid for

your entire life while cutting taxes for the wealthy. taking what health care decisions women can make banning books and telling people who they can love. all while making it more difficult for you to be able to vote. reggie: the president's announcement goes on to paint a hopeful picture of the future, asking voters to give him a chance to finish the work's administration has started. polling shows 70% of americans say he should not run for reelection, many pointing to his age. he is 80 years old. he would be 86 by the end of a second term. abc news also reports chavez rodriguez is being considered to run the campaign. she is a senior white house advisor and the granddaughter of the late labor leader cesar chavez. kumasi: california's lieutenant governor wants the state's top job. the first person to announce a candidacy and what is expected to be a huge deal to replace government newsom. his term ends in 2027.

on our 3:00 p.m. show we spoke with a reporter in charge to thr one spot. >> the lieutenan ipveoralough of course gavin nem was lieutenant governor before he became governor. before this job's biggest distinction was having served as ambassador to hungary. she has also been prominent in democratic fundraising circles, for candidates like hillary clinton, which is something your average photo may not be as aware of, but certainly is something that in the political world helps you build connections. kumasi:: akos released a statement saying, i will lay future where everyone has the same opportunity that my family and i had. reggie: new details and the a's to move to las vegas. the team has reached an agreement to build their new

ballpark. the team's owners announced the plans last week to buy 49 acres of land near the las vegas strip, not far from where the root -- from where the raiders built their new stadium. as part of the deal local workers and contractors will be used to build that facility. the team hopes to break ground next year and move in by 2027. kumasi: san francisco is losing another major retailer downtown. the anthropology stories going to be closing in a few weeks on may 13. this is after several other closures in that area. the dfw closed, their real and that has left empty spaces. there is no word on why anthropology closed. reggie: 15 million pounds. that is how much debris was hauled away. a massive cleanup effort has been there since the l last month.

flood victims could leave things out for free removal. >> it is mind-boggling when you think about it and what people have lost. it is heartbreaking, because these people work hard for the things they have. reggie: beginning next month paro residents will be given notice that damage to vehicles that have not been moved will be next to go. drew: we will take you to our east bay hills camera, where we have mainly clear skies up above. here is how the day shapes up. look at lunch time temperatures, already in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. we are in store for a warm afternoon. 70's and 80's for most of us later on today under mostly sunny skies. high-pressure is in control, building off the coast of northern california. it will strengthen over the next couple of days and supply the sunshine and warmer weather. this week is warmer than the end

of last week. remember friday? that was nice. we will go even more -- even warmer than that. we are in the 50's and 60's by lunchtime. there we go, 80's are making a returning a lot of spots away from the coast. from livermore to antioch. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. we will hit 75 in richmond. 79 in san jose. 82 in santa rosa. look what lingers over the next couple of days. that warm-up continues into wednesday. by thursday it is hot, going into the 90's. around the bay shoreline we are going into the 80's later this week doing we will take a look at these temperatures and show you that seven-day forecast in about eight minutes. let's say hello to sue. >> it is looking pretty good. at the limit between 880 and

101, about a 17 minute drive across the span. over toward oakland you are looking good here too. very lightly and southbound 880. no problems to announce to you. i will tell you, if you are trying to get to the oakland airport and expecting to take the bart shuttle from the coliseum toward the airport, it is not running this morning. bart has just announced they are suspending service this morning due to mechanical problems. transit buses are offering a bus bridge for art writers to oakland airport this morning. kumasi: a shakeup in the world of cable news. the latest on the departures of tucker carlsen from foxnews and don lemon from cnn. reggie: an upgrade for trains and buses. we are just two the nfl draft. what 49ers general manager john lynch is saying about t

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reggie: jury selection begins today and the rape lawsuit against donald trump. e.g. in carol alleges trump raped her in the trump has denied the allegations. the trial is in a civil court in new york, meaning trump is not required to be in court or in danger of going to jail. kumasi: tucker carlsen and goloman are out of a job this morning at their respective networks. lemon said he was fired from cnn, and carlsen reportedly got the news 10 minutes before it was made public. ♪ >> this morning, a new from now former fox news host tucker carlsen, urging his fans to sign up for text alerts to find out what he is up to next after the network suddenly announced his exit. >> we have some news from within our fox family. fox news media and tucker carlsen have mutually agreed to part ways. >> fox providing no reason.

the los angeles times reports the decision came from rupert murdoch after months of internal turmoil. just last week fox settled a defamation lawsuit over false election claims for nearly $800 million. a case that implicated carlsen and brought embarrassing text messages to light, in which he called management and colleagues at fox pathetic. he former producer on his show also sued, claiming she was bullied and subjected to sexist and anti-semitic comments. the l.a. times reports carlsen's coverage of the january 6 attack was also concerning tomorrow -- to murdoch. >> they were peaceful. these were not insurrectionists, they were sightseers. >> at cnn anchor don lemon is ou lemon tweeting out that he is stunned, coming he was not told directly by management, cnn said lemon was offered an opportunity to meet with management and

instead released a statement on twitter. he had faced backlash about his comments about nikki haley's presidential run. >> nikki haley is not in her prime. >> what are you talking -- weight. >> lemon was suspended in february. he also denied accusations of workplace misogyny. back to fox, the company's stock fell, wiping out $500 million of market value. fox news is also facing a defamation lawsuit from another boating existing company. it is seeking $2.7 billion. kumasi: in the north bay heated arguments during a public meeting on a proposal to change a toll for people who drive on highway 37. the toll would apply to a 10 mile stretch of the highway from mare island in solano county, to sears point. officials say the highway has multiple challenges, including traffic congestion and flooding because of climate change.

the toll review would fund long-term solutions to those issues, but last night a lot of people had concerns. >> these tolls, it essentially a tax coming in and out of vallejo. to me, it is really a restriction on freedom of movement. kumasi: many commuters on this route live in vallejo. they travel to work in sonoma or marin counties. there's also a main route to write -- to wine country. officials say tough choices may have to be made. reggie: $690 million will be allocated to more than two dozen public transportation projects throughout the state. the bay area will benefit. money is part of the states initiative to switch from fossil fuels to cleaner methods of transportation. the projects are designed to help disadvantaged communities. san francisco's bay ferry is getting money to switch to electric fairies and double the ferry service.

eta is getting nearly 47 million dollars to connect light rail service. and the santa cruz county picked up funding to connected zero emission bus service to caltrans. kumasi: a new art exhibit has sprouted up along san francisco's central subway line. it is a 250 foot tree branch that's stretch as well and to the sky. -- that stretches well into the sky. it is the tallest freestanding sculpture in san francisco. it is the creation of proxy pain. it was funded by the cities art enrichment ordinance, which requires a small portion of construction projects be dedicated to commissioning public card. drew: ok. now, mark my words, if we have a thunderstorm, that is going to be the lightning rod. kumasi: you think so? drew: oh, yes. reggie: also a lightning rod for graffiti. drew: true.

reggie: i do. has it already been defaced? kumasi: no. don't people -- don't give people the idea. reggie: it is just so close to the ground and people coming in and out of the situation -- out of the station. i pray for it. it is also giving jack in the beanstalk. drew: maybe james and the giant peach. reggie: that too. [laughter] drew: weather-wise it is gorgeous out there today, then we will see warmer weather over the next couple of days. sutro tower this morning. we have clear skies did -- skies to start off our tuesday. a warming trend gets underway this afternoon that will continue to climb as you head toward thursday and friday. that is theo top 90 degrees fore first time this year. right now waking up to temperatures in the 40's and 50's. a light layer needed as you go outside. let's start in the south bay.

78 in santa clara. heating 80 in morganville and reena roy. 76, palo alto. downtown today we will hit 66. 64 for daly city. the north bay, it is warm this afternoon. 77 in petaluma. 82, vallejo. cloverdale, up to 84 degrees. 73, oakland. 77, castro valley. inland, 80's make a return. tonight a little bit of fog along the coast. the bay shoreline dropping into the 40's, what warmer spots in the 50's. i wednesday we will see numbers climb, but it is thursday, look what happens. low 90's from antioch to concord. hades around the bay shoreline. we are going 80 in oakland. it is set to get a lot warmer as the week goes on. here is the seven-day forecast.

we will find this warming trend today with a continuing for the rest of the week. both thursday and friday we are going to go into the 80's, then we will gradually cool off by sunday and monday of next week. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a blast from the past is making

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and 1 quarter moisturizers... in. dove 0% aluminum deodorant. instantly dry feel and kind on skin. kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. a 15-month-old girl is in the hospital this morning after being shot while sitting in a car in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. police have not listed any information about suspects or rest. reggie: the manic uses of killing bob lee is expected to be arraigned this morning. court documents show lee and the suspect had a dispute over the suspect's sister borefe that staffing. kumasi: a 72 are fe is underway in sudan made concerns of a civil war. the pentagon is considering sending a contingent of troops to help remaining americans. reggie: presidnelbiecdeon. no

he released a video a second te, arguing american democracy is on the line. drew: we have sunny skies and a warming trend getting underway today. look at that one to continue as we head toward thursday. you will have 80's and 90's away from the coast. sue: it is a quiet tuesday start to your commute. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights yet. there is your drive time from hercules to the city on the 80 corridor. kumasi: look at these. driverless shells are helping people get around business ranch business park. they go about 15 miles an hour. the 2023 nfl draft kicks off thursday in kansas city. you can watch it here on abc 7. yesterday john lynch addressed rumors that the niners are fielding calls from other teams about trading quarterback trey lance ahead of the draft. lynch also says he expects the

former number three overall pick to remain a 49er. >> i think there is a lot of smoke. it has not been extremely active. it's not like we have put it out there that we are taking offers for trey. that has not been the process. you know, people's job in this is to ask questions. has that happened on a couple of occasions? sure, but it has not been that substantive. kumasi: the niners have 11 selections in this years draft, but their first pick is not until 99, it is near the third round. you can watch every pic of the 2020 three nfl draft on abc 7. first round starts thursday at 9:00 p.m., then toyota after the draft. also this week the warriors back in sacramento, hoping for a win against the kings. that game is tomorrow, then game six is going to be in san francisco on friday. if the warriors win both of

those games they will win the series, but if the kings pull off at least one win, then game seven is going to be on sunday. that game will air here on abc 7. reggie: golden girls fans, it is time. the golden girls kitchen opens tomorrow, and we are getting a sneak peek at that pop up in san francisco. abc 7 spoke to one of the organizers about what fans can expect. >> the golden girls kitchen is what it sounds like. you are walking onto the set, which we have identically created from the wl-kn owshtvow, and then we take it ap further and we created all of these other photo moments. and then to take it even further we have made it a full dining experience. it is a full bar and we are making lasagna, serving cheesecake. all of the things that women were doing on the show. you are a golden girl while you are here. it is at seventh and folsom.

people can jump on bucketlisters.com. we have your meal and a slice of cheesecake, 90 minutes, have as much fun as you can hear. reggie: tickets are less extensive than i expected. $40. did you think it was going to be more than that? kumasi: no. reggie: it doesn't include a main dish. it looks like they have lasagna and a slice of cheesecake. it is a bit more than some of the other instagram museums. i said cheesecake kumasi: cheesecake. [laughter] reggie: i like that they are feeding you. kumasi: cheesecake fixes everything. reggie: this is key. i have a big golden girls fan in my house. we might be there. kumasi: you have to get it together. [laughter] i feel like this is something that is going to go -- [laughter] reggie: it is 5:27. kumasi: i know when you are ready to get a ticket. reggie: right.

i will get on it. coming up, legislation aimed at addressing gun violence in california. kumasi: a new kind of mobile home. we are going to

announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a little girl, just 15 ,while riding in a car. their surveillance video showing the moment her parents rushed to the nearest fire station, doing what they could to save her. kumasi: the man accused in the stabbing death of a tech executive now facing first-degree murder charges. what we are expecting to learn as he makes an appearance in court today. reggie: a housing battle is brewing in the south bay. plan that has an entire neighborhood divided. kumasi: president biden is making his plans for reelection official. reggie: drew is talking about a

warm up. drew: today you will feel that warmer weather this afternoon. those temperatures are really going to rise by the end of the week. 90's are making a return for the first time this year. live doppler seven, along with satellite this morning. a little bit of patchy cloud cover the coast of san mateo, but for the most part we are starting out this morning with clear skies. temperatures right now, all you need is a light layer as you had about your tuesday morning. we are mainly in the upper 40's to lower 50's right now. he was a live look from the exploratorium camera. here is how the day shakes up -- shapes up. warm quickly today. 60's and 70's away from the coast. it is a warm afternoon, i can 80's inland. -- back into the 80's inland. this will feel cool compared to the numbers we see thursday and friday. we will talk about that in about seven minutes.

reggie: president biden has announced his 2024 reelection campaign. the announcement coming as a video posted overnight. the message? he wants to finish the job. faith abubey is live in washington, d.c. this morning with that. faith? president de and he has acknowledged those questions, saying they are legitimate, but he says the only thing he can say about that right now is "watch me." exactly four years since he launched his 2020 presidential bid, president biden, doing it all over again. pres. biden: and i ran for president i said we were in a battle for the soul of america. and we still are. faith: the president announcing his reelection campaign this morning in the video message, asking voters to give him four more years to finish what he started. pres. biden: this is not a time

to be complacent. reelection. faith: abc news has learned that a senior white house advisor and granddaughter of american labor leaders cesar chavez is being seriously considered to run the reelection campaign. the president faces a tough battle on the campaign trail. republicans, ready to hammer him on his record. polling also shows that 70 percent of americans do not want president biden to run for the oval office again. in part due to his age. biden, already the oldest american president, would be 86 years old by the end of a second term. >> this raises lots of concerns, justifiable concerns about his ability to fulfill all of the obligations of his office. the front runner on the republican side is no spring chicken either. if it ends up being drunk, he will be 78. faith: donald trump gaining

support among republican lawmakers as questions grow over whether florida governor ron the santos -- ron desantis plans to jump into the race. >> i am not a candidate. we will see if and when that changes. faith: despite some hesitation the president has the support of 88% of democrats. lieutenant governor's association already telling abc news it plans to spend nearly one million dollars to mobilize lieutenant governor governors to shore up votes for a biden-harris ticket. now official, as of this morning. faith abubey, abc 7 news. reggie? reggie: thank you, faith. kumasi: a 15-month-old girl is in critical condition after she was shot while inside of a car. police say it happened around 6:30 last night on 12th avenue and east 15th street. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with more on what happened.

gloria: at last checked the baby girl was in the hospital in critical condition. police have not made any arrests in the shooting and police have not given us a suspect description. in the surveillance video you can see the girls family jumping out of a car and running to the nearest fire station to get help. oakland a15on-oldoddlnside a red honda was struck by at least one bullet. around 6:15 monday night the car left with two bullet holes. ali and his the street from firehouse four when it happened. >> i just hear a lot of screaming outside, so we just went out. there was, like, three girls and one man. i was very sad, because i have a little sister, and, yeah. >> it was very painful because i have a sister. i don't want that to happen to her. gloria: oakland firefighters say

the toddler wasn't shot in the stea. shotspotter sensors showed that shots were fired in the area close to franklin park and franklin elementary school. police have not said what led to those of shots being fired, and officers are asking anybody with information to call the felony assault unit. that number is on our website, abc news.com -- abc7news.com, that is. we will let you know as soon as we get any new information. reggie? reggie: that is terrifying. thank you. new details about the shooting in san francisco's mood -- northeast neighborhood. it does not appear to be random. the shooting killed a 23-year-old man from solano county. this happened not far from the condor club. a tourist was recording on his cell phone the moment he heard gunfire. >> i heard gunshots, looked

outside. it was a black suv, and the guy had shot this guy on a scooter. and he was trying to drag him back into the suv. the body was limp, he couldn't do it, so he just left him. reggie: what a thing to see while you kumasi: are visiting the city. kumasi:as a tourist. reggie: four people suffered non-life-threatening injuries, and police have not arrested anyone. kumasi: california lawmakers and gun-control advocates have announced new state legislation to curb gun violence. those were announced in monterey park yesterday. that is where 11 people were killed in a mass shooting in january. one of the measures aims to strengthen the process of taking guns away from people who are prohibited from owning a firearm. another would keep state and local agencies from selling ammunition and body armor. if their proposal will increase translation services for non-english speakers, ticket

information related to emergencies like mass casualty events. >> we also know that these will not bring back the lives lost on january 21, but they will help keep our communities safer and informed during emergencies. kumasi: all three bills were authored by an assembly member whose district includes monterey park. reggie: the emeryville man accused in the stabbing of tech executive bob lee is a set to appear before a judge in san francisco. kumasi: the oakland police department says it is cooperating with the alameda county das office after an arrest warrant was issued for one of its officers. reggie: the off of perjury, bribery, and threatening a witness in a homicide case. the officer faces five felony counts.

the da filed charges yesterday. the complaint alleges tran threatened witnesses and unlawfully dissuaded witnesses from testifying. sorry about this incorrect video here. we are having some issues in the control room. the terms of his surrender are unclear. oakland pd tweeted an update, saying it is referring questions to prosecutors. abc 7 has reached out to the da for comment. kumasi: that some people hope could be a solution for the states crisis of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness. state will 634 would make it easier to use privately owned vacant parcels for quick build interim housing. the san jose mayor announced the bill yesterday. >> we have alrea landowners reach out to us and say, i've got a parcel that i'm not going to be doing anything

with for the next five years or 10 years. can we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness? the answer should be yes. kumasi: this type of housing could be built more quickly than traditional buildings, because the homes are pre-fabricated and modular. also once the property owner is able to develop the land. reggie: now we're going to go back to the story about the emeryville man accused in the stabbing of bob lee. he is supposed to be in front of a judge this morning. this case has gained national attention. amanda del castillo io is live outside the courthouse with what we can expect. amanda: as you of eyes on this case, especially following this morning's development. as the latest court documents reveal that tech executive bob li's killing may have involved an argument with the suspect over his younger sister. we know that lee was in town from miami on a work summit when

he was stabbed to death just four blocks from the many's sister's home. prosecutors say many's sister sent lee a text, wanted to make sure you are doing ok, because i know nema came way down hard on you, and thank you for being such a classy man and handling it with class. she and her husband attended the suspect's previous court date, but had nothing to say. the stabbing happened in the early wanting hours of april 4. no many's arrest at his home came just nine days later. his legal counsel spoke with us previously. she acknowledges the charges against her client are serious, but emphasizes she does not agree with a murder charge. >> there was no premeditation, deliberation, no malice. absolutely not. if there is no malice, then by definition there is no murder.

>> at this time we are very much looking at first-degree murder. this was a person in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. that is not something most of us carry around. amanda: the district attorney's office has said it is considering a first-degree murder charge. the distinction is considered to be the most serious form of murder. you will notice that we are back outside of the hall of justice this morning. his original court date was pushedac bk the suspect's attorney was out of town. we know he is expected at 9:00 a.m., to answer to the charge of murder. you will be in court as well. reporting live in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: better late than never. next, how hollywood is honoring the late carrie fisher. reggie: countdown to the coronation. you can join in on the celebration from here home. but first a check on the weather. drew: we have a ridge of high pressure building over the next couple of days.

just like late last week we had a ridge that brought warmer weather, this week will feature some warmer air we have not seen since last year. 90's will make a return inland for the first time in 2023. this ridge will sit over here, bring us sunshine and that warming trend. we warm quickly this morning. a light layer as you step out the door. we are in the 50's and low 60's. by lunchtime, widespread 70's away from the coast. certainly a nice day if you want to step outside. as we head toward the afternoon our warmest cities getting into the 80's, from santa rosa to concord. we will go into the 60's and 70's later on today. the fog does return to the coast once that sun goes down, and we will see a foggy coastline heading into wednesday. but today it is warm. above average in a lot of spots. 82 in livermore. 76 in palo alto.

look what comes our way wednesday and especially thursday. that warm-up continues tomorrow. by thursday it is warm to hot around the bay shoreline. we are in the 80's inland. we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs and about eight minutes. let's check in with sue. sue: just a hint of the sun coming up. it is a beautiful sky over on the golden gate bridge, and no delays coming southbound into san francisco this morning. we'll have four lanes in the southbound direction and two lanes on the southbound for your morning drive. headlights headed in the northbound direction, moving at a pretty good clip. no delays through san jose up toward the peninsula. you do have some issues with the oakland airport shuttle. there will be-- there will be no service today. those of you planning on taking the bart shuttle will have to take the ac transit. they are offering parallel bus service this morning and there

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kumasi: a comeback. the nypd is warning about an atm scam that has already claimed dozens of victims. trevor ault has the details. trevor: a new warning about atm scams. >> we believe this is a nationwide crime trend. trevor: the surveillance footage shows criminals in action. the suspect on the left drops money on the ground, tapping the targeted customer to get his attention. as soon as he turns the second suspect pulls the victim's bank the nypd telling good morningthh

america this is not an isolated incident. >> the perpetrators are coming from out of the state, and in some cases out of the country, traveling here with the intention of finding victims. trevor: coming up, we will have more and how this scam works, plus the expert tips to keep you on your money safe. i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. reggie: the coronation of king charles the third, less than two weeks away. the celebration is set to include crowns, carriages, and keys. the quiche includes spinach, fava beans, cheddar cheese, and tarragon. it was chosen personally by the king and queen concert. the coronation takes place may 6. you can watch it live, but you have to get up early. abc news starts at 2:00 a.m. in

the morning and runs until 7:00 a.m. kumasi: this is the day star wars fans have been waiting for, honoring princess leia. this is happening on may 4, which is star wars day. fans have created an impromptu star, and now there will be an official one. reggie: i'm glad to see that. good for her. i loved carrie, growing up. i did. star wars "return of the jedi" was the first adult movie i saw. like, not a cartoon. in the theater. drew: i was introduced to her in "scream three." reggie: what? drew: she plays a role. she says, people confuse her for being carrie fisher, she's like, i'm so tired. i'm like, who is this woman? reggie: did you see star wars?

drew: yeah, then i went back. we are back. reggie: we are good. drew: episodes four, 5, trajectory is we are. one came later, but, like, you know. kumasi: i didn't see them. are we still friends? reggie: you always say this, and i'm always a little disappointed. yet, we are still friends. drew: and you have many years left in your life. [laughter] drew: to enjoy. that sun coming up here, lovely from sutro tower. we will warm quickly today with a warming trend getting underway this afternoon. inland temperatures are going to top 90 degrees by thursday and friday. get ready for summer-like air this week. right now temperatures, a light layer. taking a look at highs in our microclimate. widespread 70's and 80's from gilroy to sunnyvale.

the peninsula, 75, menlpark.75 . mainly sunny skies. into the north bay is warm. but 84 in ukiah. 81 in napa. the east bay, 73 in oakland. 76 in hercules. 82, walnut creek. 80 in pleasanton. tonight coastal fog returns around the bay shoreline. 40's there. we will hold on to some 50's in our mild spots. temperatures will warm tomorrow into the upper 80's, but look at thursday. this is going to feel warm, if not high. from santa rosa to concord, san jose at 90. thursday and friday of the warmest days this week. here is the seven-day forecast. we will find that warming trend getting underway here thursday and friday.

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kumasi: a caltrans worker hit and killed last year will be remembered at a memorial ceremony today. event honoring the nearly 200 employees killed on the job statewide in the past century. and of the most recent deaths was a landscape maintenance worker hit and killed while standing outside of her vehicle. caltrans says the driver was under the influence and

speeding. today's memorial is happening in oakland today at 10:00. reggie: driverless shuttles are helping people get around in the east bay. these presto shuttles just launched. they are autonomous and electric. i can carry up to eight people and travel up to 50 miles an hour -- 15 miles an hour. >> this place is huge. it is the size of disneyland. it is intersected by public roads, private roads. these shuttles will help provide better connectivity to the transit center, to businesses, so you don't have to have the hassle of parking and driving, parking and driving. reggie: and they are very colorful. the contra costa transportation authority teamed up with a company for these shuttles. in 2018 c cta was the first to get permission for an autonomous vehicle to travel on public roads. drew: that is pretty cool. we are in the upper 40's to

lower 50's, so we are talking about a light layer needed this morning. we are going to warm pretty fast as the day goes on. here is a live look from our south beach camera, pointed at the bay bridge. we have clear skies out there. we will have sunny conditions as we head through our tuesday. temperatures hitting above average for this time of year. the sun is up and about 30 minutes. we will have sunny conditions midday. temperatures already into the 60's and 70's. if we stop here that would be about average, but we will warm even more. by 4:00 p.m. in london it is going to feel warm for this time of year. even around the bay shoreline we will go into the mid-70's. tonight we expect coastal fog to return. a look at your highs across the region today. we are bouncing back above average, but these temperatures are some of the coolest we have this week. by thursday and friday inland will have 90 degree heat returning.

82 in santa rosa. we will hit 84 in fairfield. quite comfortable in the east bay. in this city we will hit about 66 degrees this afternoon. thursday and friday, the warmest days this week. kumasi: a controversial statute in the south bay removed. reggie: layoffs looming. the industry preparing for job cuts in the coming months. ♪ ♪ you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. kumasi: now at 6:00, gunfire in the bay, heading a 15 month old. what we know. >> the man suspected in the stabbing death of probably is supposed to be in the core. the new charge the da is considering. pres. biden: this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for reelection. kumasi: making it official. president biden announcing his reelection bid for 2024. for years to the day after launching his 2020 campaign. reggie: good morning. it is tuesday, april 20 fifth, and almost may. kumasi: can you believe it? reggie: then memorial day,