announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now surveillance video allegedly showing a former san francisco fire commissioner spraying on house people. reggie: discussing race and policing. the new call to defund the police as the investigation into the text message scandal continues. kumasi: it is the first "sp the air" of the year today. air quality is going down. drew is here to put everything into perspective. drew: i am here to celebrate the warm weather. we are going to be outside on

this thursday, april 27. kumasi: did i hear you say today is going to be the hottest day of the week? ewas hot but today is even hotter. it comes with the "spare the air" alert. it is dense again in half moon bay. zero miles of visibility. it will remain foggy throughout the day. temperatures right now in the 40's and mid 50's. careful stands out coming in at 64 this morning. a light layer is all you need because we warm up very fast today. a lid look outside toward the tin can. sunshine up at 6:15. already 70's and 80's by noon. 80's and 90's by 4:00 p.m. we will take a closer look at the temperatures and spare the air details coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: police in san francisco are looking for a 12-year-old girl who has not been seen since

school yesterday. she under possible suspicious circumstances. sfpd did not elaborate but said that joel, who you see here, disappeared yesterday sometime around 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday. she was last seen wearing black tights and black and white tennis shoes. some other things about her. she is 12 years old. four foot seven, one hundred 20 pounds -- 47, inches, 120 pounds. if you see her, call 911 and report her physical description. you can do this and remain anonymous. shocking new accusations in the case of a former san francisco fire commission was attacked with a metal rod earlier this month. the public office is now claiming the attack was self-defense and they are accusing the commissioner of

targeting and house people with bear spray. amanda del castillo live outside where the man will be before a judge this morning. amanda: stunning allegations. the public defender claiming the suspect eric doty was actually defending himself, as you mention, when he allegedly attacked the former fire commissioner with the metal rod earlier this month. this attack happens on april 5. instead, the public defender's office is accusing the commissioner of being linked to eight attacks on homeless people. releasing video from november 2020 one incident, claiming the person appearing to spray homeless man with bear or pepper spray is the commissioner. he has not offer his testimony regarding the attack he suffered which we are learning could jeopardize the case. the da brooke jenkins says there is no intention of dismissing the case at hand but his help is

needed. we checked with sfpd about the other alleged attacks which the public office is pending on the man. the d.a. says they do not have any police reports filed connecting him to those incident. >> the district attorney and the police have reason to believe mr. carmen yanni was involved in eight, eight, separate acts of violence. these eight separate acts of violence were perpetrated against people who are homeless. >> i have viewed a video right now, it is simply an allegation of who it is. there is more investigation that needs to take place. these are all allegations right now.

against the former fire commissioner, the da says her priority is what happened on april 5. and having him up here in court for today's preliminary hearing to testify. the consequences is the court, by law, would have to suspect dodi if the former fire commissioner is not show up. the court date is expected today at 9:00 a.m. and we will be there as well. outside the hall justice, amanda del castillo, abc7news. reggie: in antioch, there are calls to defund the police department as investigation continues into the racist and homophobic text messages allegedly sent between antioch police officers. dozens of people packed into a church last night for a conversation called "race matters". >> policing continues to evolve but will not change for us. it needs to.

we have to attack it like we did slavery. reggie: the meeting comes weeks after a screaming match of a city council meeting between lamar thorpe and a community member as they discussed the incident reportedly involving the officers. there thorpe address that back and forth. >> standing up to racism is not an easy task. it was not an outburst or trigger. it was standing up to racism. reggie: the mayor says the city has already lost afrom respondi, non-life-threatening 911 calls. kumasi: developments into the poisoning of three dementia patients in a state home. the licenses are being revoked from the three facilities and it was find nearly it comes after the staff allegedly used cleaning chemicals for juice and two

residents died. there was a statement saying disagree with the social services decision and filed a notice to contest the appeal. we are in discussion with the department about the resolution of the appeal. during the process, san mateo will remain open and our employers are focused on providing a safe and welcoming environment for all residents. extreme weather is affecting millions of americans. parts of the midwest are bracing for historic flooding. last night, a storm dumped massive hail in texas. jobina: f children are in the hospital after critical -- in critical condition after a lightning strike. severe weather is plummeting -- pelting central texas. there was giants, baseball size hail. a four inch grapefruit size hail hit waco. elsewhere, a more urgent threat

is unfolding along the mississippi river with historic flooding prompting evacuations. from the bay area to minnesota, iowa and illinois are bracing for river levels they have not seen in more than 20 years. it is due to rapidly melting snow in the north. in dibu, iowa, the city is now in a crucial lock and dam system to keep the water out. this is only the third time the city has done this since the system was installed in 1973. the impact is going to be significant for trade. >> rain usually goes downstream but in the spring, fertilizer comes upstream. a lot of the fertilizer will have to go onto the road and rail systems so it can get onto the farmers's fields as they plan. jobina: in la crosse, wisco homes are underwater and the river is expected to crest later today. kumasi: reducing runway crashes.

new action to prevent this from happening. reggie: addressing staffing shortages. the new bill to help educators across the state. drew: beautiful out there this morning. a live link from our exploratorium camera. we will have our first bear the air day this year -- first "spare the air" day this year. phase out across the region. warm to hot

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that is 10 to 18 degrees above where we typically set this time of year. the temperatures will warm as we go hour-by-hour. 10 :00 a.m., 60's and 70's already. very early this morning. close to average this time of year but we warm into the 70's and 80's by 1:00 p.m. by 4:00 p.m., the peak of our daytime heating. spots in the 90's and in the afternoon, we find moderate to poor air quality across the region. 80's in san antonio mateo. 88 in santa rosa. 90 one in concord. 92 in antioch. half moon bay only at 65 degrees. microclimate in full plate today. so warm and lend but trending downward as we start out the weekend. he backed out of the 90's into the 80's inland. 70's along the shoreline. the cooldown continues.

it's say hide to jobina. jobina: good morning. we have a couple issues to talk about that are clogging up your commute beginning in sonoma. crash in westbound 84 before valley road. speeds dropped around to 14 miles per hour. before airbase parkway, your speeds are around 14 miles per hour also as we approach the crash site. art has released computers -- more has released commuters. a 20 minute delay in the dublin and pleasant direction. the bay bridge total hase is full right now. metering lights came down. we wrap up with a life look at what should be the golden gate bridge but is all fogged in right now. reggie: a celebrity chef bringing his catering company to the bay area. day one on the road and the warriors now hope to close out

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reggie: developing news on the potential teacher strike in oakland. a reunion at law x goleta -- lost galena elementary school. teachers are calling for the oakland unified school district to improve labor practices. the teacher submitted 21 proposals to district leaders which includes a plan to increase salaries for teachers by 23%, which defers from the district offer of 22%. >> they bargain in bad faith. it is their tactic they have been doing for years.

we are now scrambling and on the verge of a strike. reggie: the district try to challenge the legality of the strike to the california public employment board but that got denied. there is one month left in the school year in the ost see superintendent does not -- osd superintendent does not agree with the decision to strike. >> there may come a time when a strike is appropriate but that time is not now. reggie: oakland teachers have been working without a contract since october. the salary increase is dependent on other items proposed that also requires funding. kumasi: a new bill aims to address staffing shortages for regions throughout the states. the bill would address salary shortages for regions by 50% by the year 2030. educators in the workforce are struggling to get by. >> we worked many hours outside the classroom that are unpaid.

we often need to work additional jobs to make ends meet. many educators are unable to find affordable housing near where they teach or keep up with basic living experiences, save for long-term goals, and provide for their children. the bill is in initiative to close the current wage gap and recruit educators but it is not a state mandate. cool districts would still decide what they pay. reggie: caltrans is working on adding markers like this on state highways. they reflect to read if you are going in the wrong direction. it is to try to reduce the number of role -- of runway crashes. this past weekend, there were four in the bay area that killed four people. -- was on highway 101 early saturday morning and coming to work. the wrong way driver was headed right towards her, going northbound and southbound hov lane.

>> i was in the middle lane and the wrong way driver was in the fast lane. i had enough time that i was able to get over to the -- the slow lane and kept driving. what advice would you give for someone in this situation? >> on this point, you are probably one of the best people to offer this advice because you did everything correctly. over as far to the side as you can and keep going. reggie: the driver crashed head on into a bmw less than a mile after liz saw the car. the wrong way driver died. the victim survived but with major injuries. alcohol is believed to be a factor in three of the recent wrong way crashes. impaired drivers often drive the wrong way in the fast lane, thinking they are in the slow lane in the opposite direction. kumasi: work is now underway on a project that should make trouble between san ramon and

seminole easier. caltrans spent money yesterday on a pavement re--- renovation project. it includes smoothing out nine miles of road on southbound i-680. an expressway is also being added. reggie: apparently brown paper bags are faction -- fashion? kumasi: it is a bag that looks like a paperback. [laughter] you do not need -- if you do what you want. but it is apparently not meant for your lunch or groceries. the designer purse is described as a small paper-like letter shopping bag. it comes in a color craft and has suede lining. the small version is $1900. that is the small version. i want to see the bigger version for $2500. drew: i am into this for some reason. kumasi: is it giving you

safeway? when i go to safeway, that is what my bag looks like. i tried to get everything in two bags. [laughter] drew: it is getting the medium brown bag. bloomingdale's, the classy half of the morning show. reggie: if i'm going to pay much money, i want to look rich. drew: for some reason, that looks rich to me. it seems like people that shop at bloomingdale's. i am into this. i know people will hate me. reggie: it looks like a fancy woman who just bought a nice candle and a car. and had it put in a paper bag. reggie: which is fine but it is just not getting rich. drew: but a fancy candle. [laughter] reggie: someone gives you

ptique candle, asked him for some money. drew: fog along the coast. away from the coast, we have generally clear skies. 40's in our coolest spots but look at the 50's and mid 60's. the stay light layer needed because we warm up very fast. 80's and 90's in the south bay. he our microclimate highs. along the peninsula, it is a warm one. 85 in yuba city. half moon bay stays in the 60's. widespread in the city today. 73 downtown but cooler with the sea breeze and fog. north bay, warm. 80's and 90's today. 87 in novato. 86 in napa. the east bay today is 70's 80's. 70 eight in berkeley but 80 in oakland.

inland, upper 80's to 90's. 90 two in brentwood, 90 in pleasanton. fog returns to the coast and around the bayshore tonight. it even have coastal drizzle. a quick look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. it is so warm and lynn tomorrow. we have heat moderate into the end. sunday is the cooler and breezier of the two days. early next week, temperatures dip below average with a chance for showers on tuesday. kumasi: time to check in with ginger zee. ginger: good morning. nice to be with everybody. i don't know if you saw the big pictures and hail but everybody from florida to texas had astounding stuff. hail like grapefruit size they have in texas is normal for this type of spring. the cow was ok. everyone was worried about that when i show the video. it was another region that could see hail like this and damaging

ways. i will track that for you. and new details on the alleged pentagon leaker. what was found in his home. the 21-year-old is due in court tomorrow morning. the popular diabetes drug showing dramatic results for weight loss. this is in the pipeline for proper fda asked possible fda approval. ariana debose here about her new animated movie and a special surprise. you do not want to miss it. right here. reggie: she did the thing. i hope she has a sense of humor about that because i think she is one of the best stars of today and that is one of the most iconic things that has ever happened at an award show. ginger: she is such a wonderful person. reggie: i am glad to hear that. kumasi: i am also ready for a good cry. is it a good cry?

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kumasi: get excited because the golden state warriors are now just one win away from advancing to the western conference semifinals. last night, the dubs beat the kings. the warriors will try to wrap the series with a four straight win at home tomorrow night. the game is at 6:00 on our sister network espn tipoff is at 5:00. it is game six. i don't want you to get there an hour after the game started and we met at me. if there is a game seven, that is on sunday in sacramento.

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former fire commissioner. this comes as new surveillance video is being released allegedly showing the former unprokttksn governor newsom now weighing in on the fight over people's part. his request to the state supreme court over the historic area. reggie: the historic -- the systemic payroll problem may have a fix. the fix to get teachers pay back on track. kumasi: it is thursday, april 27. reggie: it is going to be a warm one. drew: it is a "spare the air day". we have dense fog. temperatures along the course -- coast in the 40's. but a lot of us starting out in the 50's or mid 60's, like fairfield. a lovely view from sutro tower of the golden gate bridge showing fog pushing into the bay shoreline. we have quickly warming

temperatures. ebony needs and 80's. by lunchtime, away from the coast. shoreline but the spare the air is in effect today. we will take a closer look at the temperatures and the details of the alert in a few minutes. kumasi: more than 68 hundred customers in san francisco do not have power. this is a live look at the pg&e outage map. you can see areas that are most impacted here. hours. it began around 9:15 last night. pg&e estimates the power will be restored by noon. there is no word on what costly outages. reggie: be careful when you are driving to work because lots of stop lights are out. the manic use of attacking a former san francisco fire commissioner with a metal rod is asked acted -- is expected

in court, a day after shocking accusations against the victim. they claim the attack was self-defense and there is evidence the next commissioner target more than a half-dozen -hse people with bear spray. let's go to amanda del castillo to sort this out. she is at the justice center amanda: we will get to the specific video you mentioned momentarily. the da office says the key to the case is the x commissioner ex-comissioner -- ex-comissioner ex-comissioner showing up this morning to testify. otherwise, they will have to release the suspect back into the public. the suspect says he was allegedly defending himself with the metal rod earlier this month. the attack happened april 5. they released a video from a november 21 incident, saving the

person appearing to write a homeless man with either bare or pepper spray is -- spray a homeless men with either bear spray or pepper spray is the ex-comissioner. histimony.re cmiior hot offer s attorney is callinfor th check -- charges against the client to be dropped. >> district attorneys and the police have reason to believe the former fire commissioner was involved in eight separate of violence. these eight separate acts of violence were perpetrated against people who are homeless. >> i have viewed a video. right now, it is simply an

allegation of who it is. there is more investigation of what needs to take place. these are all allegations right now. amanda: the intention of dismissing the case but the former fire commissioner's help is needed. checked about the other alleged attacks. the da and police say they do not have any police reports filed specifically connecting carmen yachting -- the former fire commissioner to those attacks. the hearing is scheduled at 9:00 a.m. and we be in court. reggie: we have new details about the massachusetts national guardsmen accused of leaking classified documents. air force has now suspended two commanders from the unit where he worked. jobina: a new court filing federal prosecutors say jack to hera is a flight risk and must remain detained.

new photos show what investigators found inside his room which include rifles, ar and k style weapons. he regularly made comments about violence and mass murder using his government computer to research mass shootings. photos also show a/tablet, laptop and other devices found inside a dumpster. they say he is a danger to the public and what to keep him behind bars until trial. the air force suspended two commanders in the military unit where jack teixeira the 21-year-old worked as a computer technician with the massachusetts air national guard. investigators say he posted classified material to an online form called discord late last year. >> the system failed. this is a major failure and some people need to be fired over this. >> we need to know the facts.

the air man was, and why he felt he had the authority or ability to show off confidential documents to his friends. jobina: jack teixeira is 25 years in prison. he had top level clearance which was needed to his job. kumasi: asa hutchinson, for actor saw, has formerly entered -- former arkansas house formerly entered the presidential race. besides governor, he was a congressman. trump says he will not be taking part in any republican national committee debate in august. sources say he told the rnc chair the debate held in milwaukee is happening too early in the campaign. on his social, he questioned what he should take part in

debates with "trump and maga hating anchors." reggie: students say the role of filipinos is -- in key historical moments has been overlooked for too long. the group is calling for a 100 thousand dollars budget for an art installation to be built on the side of the cesar chavez arch. they are hopeful the president of the university will hear them out along with the campus planning board. >> if one falls, we all false we need to work together to get recognition. reggie: abc 7 news reached out to san jose for comments and a spokesperson said "the students have not submitted an official proposal but if they do, they will consider it." kumasi: the san francisco unified school board approved more money to try to fix the payroll system that has been a problem since it lost last year.

the 43 billion dollar contract is with a software company the district worked with since 201 since the launch of the current payroll system, employees have been dealing with missing or wrong paychecks, errors with retirement accounts and errors in state tax filings. reggie: how the san francisco public library is getting local musicians a boost. kumasi: a look at the blackboard. we are up by 145 points. another update on markets next. reggie: stay with us on the abc 7 streaming app for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. but you have to stream us by downing the app on your screen. kumasi: "beautiful drive" begins at abc 7 -- on abc seven at 5:00 p.m. analyst mike polonsky will join our abc 7 sports team in studio. jobina: he is always fun to

watch because he has washed people's life change -- people's lives change in real-time. i have an update from bart for anyone who saw the 20 minute delay. you are looking at now just a 10 minute delay. there is a brush fire reported in san francisco on southbound 101 around howard street heads up. it does not appear to be impacting the lanes that we have seen nothing like this escalates in the past. the bay bridge toll plaza still very full. metering lights came on at 5:41 so expect delays and slow down for the richmond's nfl bridge as a travel in the westbound direction. a wrap up with a look at our drive times. tracy to dublin now one hour and 28 minutes. drew: a lovely view from the exploratorium camera. you will notice the haze in the atmosphere. pollutants are getting trapped near the surface, causing our "

spare the air" day. moderate air quality for a lot of us but in the inland east bay, brentwood, pleasanton, you have poor air quality today combined with hot temperatures. 60's and 70's by 10:00 a.m.. lunch time, it will feel warm out there. our microclimates in full plate. inland, well into the 80's. our hottest cities will go into the low 90's. warmest they of the week. 86 in napa, 73 in the city. 86 in oakland. warm, if not hot, in the east bay. 92 is the high in antioch. we start to clear off the next couple days. 90's will go away for the start of the weekend. mainly 70's and 80's away from the coast to start the weekend on saturday, but even cooler weather moves in. the forecast comes up in nine minutes but here is a look at

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nba playoffs are underway. you can watch two games this week on abc seven. the matchups have not been decided since playoffs could end before game seven. if seven days -- games are needed, the actual begins sunday at 9:30 a.m. reggie: there is a new development in the years long battle over barclays people's park. governor newsom is asking to allow them to move ahead with the plan to redevelop the site. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with why the governor is getting involved. gloria: the governor believes the project aligns with his efforts to solve a homeless and housing crisis across the state. it would house more than 1000 students and hundred homeless people. there would be a 148 union building with a public restaurant at a separate building with 120 five beds with half were all going to unhoused people. control of the historic park has

been a bitter bow between neighbors and university. protesters took on police in an attempt to stop construction at people's park in berkeley. the court wrote uc berkeley cannot move forward with plans to build student housing at people's park until it addresses problems within the environmental impact report. there were questions about how allow the students would be and whether the university looked for alternative sites for student housing. the university has been dealing with a lack of student housing and set it would provide shelter for around four dozen people who sleep at the park during construction. university proposal is currently blocked in lower courts. kumasi: santa clara delay the per approval -- the approval of housing for people experiencing homelessness. this came after a vote that lasted seven hours. the plan called for the unit to be relocated at lawrence and

britton street that is currently an empty lot. this will be temporary housing. the plan is for it to be temporary housing with on-site support services, wheels three times a day and staffing around-the-clock. it is on the counter to be discussed. reggie: san francisco supervisors are trying to crackdown on sideshows by allowing police to use unarmed drones. in a committee on information technology, they say sideshows can lead to officers chasing cars. using a drone can help identify license plates so officers can make the arrest later. they want sfpd to come up with a drone use policy they can later vote on. kumasi: san francisco kicked off his 19th annual asian-american and pacific islander heritage month. the month-long celebration includes festivities ranging fromreings,orhops more in may.

nothing makes san francisco come alive more than activities and festivals and celebrations and many of our commercial core doors. the asian community as a whole is at the heart of all the activities. kumasi: san francisco has the oldest chinatown in the nation and one of three japan towns in the u.s.. this upcoming fall, they will host an apec together leaders from global regions. have you ever wondered what the soundtrack of the bay area what sound like? you can help create it. the san francisco public library is announcing a streaming platform called bay beats that will give a chance for musicians to expand their audiences. audiences -- artists who are picked will get $250 and will not have to grant exclusive rights to music on the platform. you can submit your work to be

submitted starting monday. reggie: meta is reportedly growing for the first time in nearly a year. facebook's parent company says sales grew by 3% in the first quarter and the number of active users grew by 5%. this comes after meta saw declining revenue for three consecutive orders and laid off thousands of workers. that francisco's based first republic may not -- san francisco's based first republic may not survive even after leaving dollar bailouts. it closed slightly higher than only five dollars per share yesterday. more than 50% of its value wiped out this week after banks said customers withdrew 40% of its deposit this year. republic will sell off unprofitable assets including low-interest mortgages and layoff up to a quarter of its workforce possibly. we will take a lift look at the

new york stock exchange -- looks like we do not have it. the first song from the upcoming live action film the little mermaid is now out. kumasi: halle of your world. ♪ wait. that was not enough. reggie: that was not enough. [laughter] ♪ >> how many wonders can one cavern hold? kumasi: they know song to get everybody excited. if you want to hear more of it, disney released the song on youtube along with clips from the film. what is happening? so much. along with halle bailey, daveed

diggs is sebastian. melissa mccarthy is urszula. javier barde disney is a parent company of abc 7. doing really need to plan to go see this? we were supposed to see cocaine bear. we never went. reggie: i was never ready to see that for some reason. [laughter] you are right. we need to see that, we need to see this, and we also need to see ariana debose "wish is the new disney animated film. jobina: i am excited. this is not as exciting. we have a brush fire in san francisco on southbound 101, slowing down traffic in that area. speeds are around 29 miles per hour there. walnut creek and i-680, slowing as we approach 24. speeds under the limits.

i am bringing back the golden gate bridge speed camera because they have yet to issue a fog advisory but i want to make you aware that you will have low visibility in and out of the north bay. drew: along the coast, tilton :00 a.m. this morning, we have a dense fog advisory -- until 10:00 a.m. this morning, we have a dense fog advisory. half moon bay is the problem spot, zero miles of visibility. get ready for a preview of summer today. the warmest day of the week. the south bay, 80's and 90's along the peninsula. 85 in mountain view. cooler along the coast. half moon bay at 65. for the richmond district and sunset district, cooler at 66. the north bay will find 80's and 90's. 86 in vallejo. the east bay is warm. 87 in oakland.

upper 80's to 90 one in fairfield, 90 in pleasanton. tahoe? a lot of sunshine. warm. 60's and 70's today and tomorrow. cooler weather moving in for the back half of the weekend. back here at home tonight, fog around the toes and patty around the shoreline. -- around the coast and patchy around the shoreline. cooler weather moves in by sunday. next week, temperatures below average with a chance of showers tuesday. jobina: it is time for your toyota traffic tahoe report. it is warm but there is no -- there are no snow chain requirements. might be time to head up there. all around three and a half hours or slightly less for your drive time. that is all coming here from san francisco. 203 inches of snow up there. in the four years we have been here, we have never continue the

toyota traffic tahoe report into when resorts closed. sierra tahoe is closed for the season. i've mentioned that because it points to how much rain we have had the season and still there is snow in the area. kumasi: be closed starting tomorrow because of flooding concerns. park officials say the closure will start at 10:00 p.m. and last until at least wednesday, may 3. reservations in eastern yosemite valley will automatically be canceled and refunded but that is not stopping hundreds of travelers from trying to visit beforehand, taking in spectacular sites. officials say there will be no visitor access east of l cap, the crossover which would include yosemite village, curry village, and --. reggie: i was just thinking

about the little mermaid. and how she says, wouldn't you think i am the girl? the girl who has everything? concede to the little bit. kumasi: claim it. speak it over herself. reggie: she was really feeling herself. kumasi: she was living the life down there. reggie: it was not enough. [laughter] kumasi: things you need to know today. reggie:

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kumasi: 6:57. seven things to know this morning. san francisco police hope you can help them find a missing 12-year-old girl. investigators say she disappeared from presidio middle school yesterday under suspicious circumstances. her name is jewel. if you see her, call 911. reggie: attorneys for a man

arrested for assaulting a former fire commissioner say he acted in self the end. they claim the x commissioner is linked to as many as eight attacks on unhoused people. kumasi: governor newsom is asking the state supreme court to u.c. berkeley to build a housing at people's park. a lower court blocked the project after neighbors challenge that development. reggie: today is the "spare the air" in the year. drew: warm to hot tem today. a moderate to poor air quality with the worst to be found in the inland east bay. here is a look at how this shapes up. the temperatures are warming fast. a light layer is all you need out the door this morning. dense fog along the coast. away from the coast, 70's and 80's by name. this afternoon, low 90's in our hottest spots inland.

sunset leader at 7:56 this evening. jobina: from luck. fog is impacting your morning commute. it is beginning to move out the way. it is during clots -- it is backed up at the toll plaza. kumasi: new statues. we will have coverage of the big event may 6 starting at 2:00 a.m. reggie: what is katy perry going to sing at this? jobina: "firework", right? kumasi: it is high-energy. reggie: yes, do you ever feel like a paper bag? jobina: maybe it is "california girl". like a little nod to megan. reggie: if she does that, claps.

jobina: savaged by meg the stallion comes on next >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, severe storms hitting the south hard overnight and there's a new threat this there's a new threat on the way. overnight, severe wind, hail, whipping through florida and in texas, grapefruit sized hail slamming the lone star state. ginger is tracking where the threat is headed now, as communities along the mississippi river brace for a level of historic flooding not seen in decades. also overnight, new details about the 21-year-old alleged pentagon leaker. what authorities say they found in a dumpster outside his home and his, quote, pattern of concerning behavior as he's set to appear in court this morning. president biden