developing news after a shooting inside a for san francisco walgreens. we know this morning. kumasi: it has been more than 30 hours, people living and working in the city's financial district still without power this morning. we will explain the issues and why power might not be back on until tomorrow. plus. >> i'm excited for the hot weather. i'm over all of the rain and everything. i'm excited for it. kumasi: the return of the sun and warmth. telling abc 7 it already feels like summer. reggie: and dubnation, get ready. the warriors take on the kings for game six. steph curry and the boys have a chance of ending the series with a win tonight. the boys? kumasi: i was gonna say. [laughter] reggie: well, i have a new personality now. good morning on this friday, the 28th. what's up, bro? drew: hey, brah.

the april warmth does continue for another day. [laughter] we have some dense fog out there again. half moon bay, we are down to a quarter mile visibility. in the north bay, especially petaluma, we are down to three quarters of a mile visibility. temperature-wise most of us starting our morning in the 50's. it feels warmer out there this morning. look at san jose. close to 60 degrees right now. it is 62 in fairfield. good morning, oakland. you are at 52 this morning. we take a look at our afternoon high, and we will find we are maybe one or two degrees cooler compared to yesterday. yesterday was certainly the warmest day, but we have 90's inland once again. 90 in livermore. 77, oakland. it is a little bit cooler in the city. we will get up to the 60's this afternoon. 86 in santa rosa. we will preview that weekend

forecast coming up. kumasi: a woman is in the hospital this morning after she was shot at a walgreens in san francisco last night. it happened at the store near fourth and market streets. officers say they responded to a report of a shooting around 6:30 p.m., and that is when they found the victim with a gunshot wound. she was transported to a nearby hospital. there has not been an update on her condition. abc 7 news spoke with a woman who said friends with the victim. she was near the checkout register when she heard two gunshots and saw her friend collapsed. >> as soon as we was walking out all we heard was room, boom, and she drops to the floor. it was that. all he did was pick up that gun and shoot twice and walked to the back. people in the store started charging at him. kumasi: goodness. the friend said the victim, who did not want to tell us her name, was 19 years old. authorities say a person was possibly involved in the

shooting was detained yesterday. investigators have not said what led up to the incident. reggie: the man arrested after an altercation with former fire commissioner don carmignani has been released from jail. a judge ordered garret doty's release after common yanni did not show up -- carmignani did not show up to court yesterday. the public defender's office released new video which they say shows carmignani initiated the altercation. earlier this week they accused carmignani of targeting other on house people with bear spray. yesterday we heard from one of carmignani's friends and the public defender. >> why could they not have done a zoom call? why was the district attorney making this happen? >> unless mr. carmignani credible and believable, they don't have a prosecution. reggie: the charges have not

been dropped. his pulmonary hearing was scheduled for next month. he is required to check in with law enforcement once a week. kumasi: a minnen woman accused of a deadly shooting of a home depot employee are expected to be in court today. 32-year-old venetian naps shot and killed security guard blake moz last week. court documents say she told police her gun went off accident as he tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hand. david guillory is accused of being the getaway driver. both suspects are doing court in dublin at 9:00 this morning. reggie: take a close look at the middle of the video. that is being blamed for a large power outages. flames are from a transformer fire in a pg&e fault. the fire happened wednesday night, and the lights may not come back on until tomorrow morning. abc 7 news reported jared stone found the outage is having a big impact.

>> this is all new video showing what is called a vault, or underground transformer fire, that burned wednesday night in san francisco. flames could be seen shooting out of this manhole, and smoke coming out of this one near clay and montgomery. >> there is a -- there is a big ball of flames with greasy black smoke, and it billowed up out of two different manholes. reporter: while the fire is now out, so are the lights for hundreds of customers. >> we are just hoping we get the power back on as soon as possible. reporter: the owner of the barbarossa lounge told us the power went out wednesday night during a private event which was forced to end early, with tabs left open. he was told the power may not come back on until 10:00 a.m. saturday, a huge loss on a busy weekend. >> you have the convention with the security, you also have the warriors game, which sold out, and then weekends are typically our biggest night.

so, you are looking at an estimated $50,000-plus. reporter: there was bringing in a generator for this location, but a large one would be needed, and management believes it would be too loud for the residential neighborhood. these small generators are going full blast at the end of the block for a special event, one that drew dozens of people eager to meet and listen to japanese architect shay carew bond, which is speaking at a location without electricity. aaron peskin says the department responded within three minutes, but it took pg&e, most experience with electrical fires, 45 minutes to get there. >> it is a mess. pg&e has a lot of explain to do as to how they allowed this fire to burn this long. reporter: those with pg&e tell us their crews are working around-the-clock to get the power back on. they also say the cause of this fire is still under investigation.

in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: it is certainly going to be an exciting night in san francisco. the warriors, back home taking on the kings. they just need one win to advance. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo live at chasewere hg ts not as stressful as we would say , as the last two, but hopefully as exciting inside chase. amanda: tonight, but the big question everyone was asking after game five on social media is, how did the golden state warriors keep doing this? you will remember we were here last year, talking about -- not last year, last week ahead of game three, saying, oh my goodness, we are 0-2, what is going to happen?

are they going to pull through? and they absolutely had. we are now 3-2. my goodness, back at the chase center tonight with an opportunity to clinch this series and advance from the first round of the western conference playoff series. the boys bringing it home for this one, doing what they do. the sixth-seeded defending champion's have entirely bounce back after those two opening losses on the road to win three straight, specifically. let's break down game five stats. 11 offensive rebounds, 14 turnovers, 96 shots taken, 123-116, led by 31 points from steph curry. tonight we know it is going to be a packed house here. people getting those gold t-shirts we saw last thursday. we also know if necessary a game seven would be played in sacramento on sunday. >> i think this team is, just,

we have really grown together. every year, no matter if you bring the same guys back and you've got the same team, every year that team has to grow together. this year took a little longer than you would normally like, but it is coming together at the right time for us. we have guys we could put on the floor that we trust to make the right plays in these pressure situations. you know, it is starting to go well for us. amanda: go well, for sure. warriors are one win away in the best-of-seven series. a win tonight with advanced into the semi finals against either the grizzlies or l.a. lakers. the team in a perfect position to eliminate the kings tonight right here at home. tipoff is at 5:00 p.m. we are following the developments this morning. we are talking about this all day long. we are, people at work are, people are going to be dressed in gold and blue.

that is what is happening today. reporting live from chase center, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. her fans that don't have a ticket to the game, you can enjoy the atmosphere around the arena, because chase center is hosting a free watch party on the big screen. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon. you do need a ticket for that. i'm sorry, you all. reggie: we really round that up and then said, you can't go. jobina: you could maybe sit at the muni station stop. reggie: we have seen people bring out chairs over there. stand clear of the doorway. jobina: bring a blanket. [laughter] reggie: don't want to get pinched, drew. drew: have some of kumasi's confidence, just make your way over there. we are going to have a cooler day. yesterday we were in the 70's,

and today will be in the 60's. we will cool off rapidly. have several layers with you. we will drop to about 54 degrees as the game goes on. all in all it is a nice evening shaping up if you are heading to thrive city, or any of your evening plans later on today. it is foggy out there. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. air quality is improving. we will have moderate air quality across the region. here is future weather. by 9:00 a.m., starting to see 80's return. it is one this afternoon, but we will have more of a marine influence. the coast is cool. part of the bayshore not as warm as yesterday, but 70's and 80's expected for much of the region. 90's in our hottest spots inland. 87 in san jose. 86 in santa rosa. there is that warm spot in concord. the weekend forecast. cooling does begin. saturday is the warmer of the

two days. sunday the breeze picks up, but both days we will have temperatures above average for this time of year. cooler weather moves in next week. let's check in with jobina. 9 -- jobina: it is a true friday. so far we are looking good. we do have a couple of advisories coming in from the chp. if you are driving on the bay bridge you are going to run into a lot of fog as you approach the tunnel. this is the western span you are looking at. it does move out of the way. the golden gate bridge, the chp has issued a fog advisory. he prepared for the potential for low visibility in and out of the north bay. tracy to dublin, our ride around 38 minutes. i will let you know if things change out there. reggie: what exactly went wrong? the report we are expecting later this morning from the federal reserve about the collapse of silicon valley bank. kumasi: we are seeing the value of a san francisco office

building, several really, begin to plummet. is this a sign san francisco's commercial real estate market might be in trouble? reggie: and more layoffs impacting the bay area tech industry. thousands working for soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema.

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reggie: we are expecting to get answers about what led to the collapse of santa clara-based silicon valley bank and a signature bank. the fed and fdic are both set to release reports on the failures. jobina: the reports are expected to reveal how regulators may have missed warning signs or whether or not they could have been addressed before the failures, and how to prevent this type of failure in the future. regulators have said they were worried before the crisis unfolded in march. they said the fbi see warned late last year large portions of regional bank deposit ounces were uninsured. showing there could have been impacts on other banks. the report is expected today are also supposed to address whether regional banks should once against -- should once again

undergo stress tests. that rule was removed under the trump administration. >> we need better laws here in congress. >> there was a clear supervisory failure. our regulators were simply asleep at the wheel. jobina: this morning there are concerns about another bank, first republic bank, based here in san francisco. shares of first republic dropped nearly 50% earlier this week after a rumor emerged that the bank was looking for a deal to sell its assets. kumasi: thank you. abc 7 is looking into the state of real estate in downtown san francisco and the financial blow it could have on the city. 30% of all downtown office space is vacant. that includes 350 california street, a 22 story tower that once was some of the most valuable commercial real estate in the country. according to the wall street journal the building was around $300 million in 2019, and now it is up for sale.

the bids are expected to come in at just around $60 million. that sale could set the rate for other commercial real estate in that area. >> there are two -- two geese that have laid the golden gates for the san francisco area. one was tourism, which is rebounding, and the other is the downtown office economy. that one is in trouble and it's going to come with profound financial impacts to government's tax base. kumasi: this years city budget is expected to be slashed by a quarter of a billion dollars, and next year by another half billion. despite the told i could take on city services, peskin says he hopes the neighborhood will turn around. he is backing legislation to convert vacant office space into housing. reggie: many tech workers will be looking for new jobs this morning. another round of layoffs, this time at lyft. the company is slashing 1000 jobs. that is more than one quarter of

the workforce. enough employees will get at least 10 weeks pay. lyft issued a statement saying it is restructuring to meet the needs of riders and drivers. another san francisco company, dropbox, announced it is laying off 500 employees. it is about 16% of the company's workforce. the ceo cited artificial intelligence has one reason, saying, "our next growth requires a different mix of skill sets." workers will get 16 weeks of pay and are allowed to keep their company devices. we are keeping track of all of these tech layoffs on our website, and you can too by going to our layoff tracker at abc7news.com. kumasi: tonight a large portion of yosemite valley is going to be closed due to the threat of flooding. closure starts at 10:00 p.m. and will go until wednesday. if you have a reservation it is going to be automatically canceled. your money will be refunded. the merced river is expected to

hit flood stage soon because of all of the melting snow we have seen in the mountains. summer is just around the corner, and one local pool is getting ready. the warm temperatures yesterday brought so many swimmers out to clark pool. last year they were short lifeguards. this year the aquatics coordinator says hiring is better, and they are hoping to hire even more people before summer. >> june 5 we hit the ground running, and it is a reminder we have some work to do, some lifeguard classes to run, and then we will be ready to do this for three or four months or so. kumasi: we also find a group enjoying their weekly softball game at heather form part. they said their season usually starts with march, with that heavy rain they just started a few weeks ago. reggie: in san rafael the police department is reminding people, do not do this. leave your dogs in hot cars. police saw two dogs and a car yesterday with the run -- with the windows rolled up.

an officer and officials with the humane society were preparing to break the window open when the owner came back. police cited the owner and these dogs are ok. i'm amazed this still c to happen. kumasi: complete windows up. drew: it heats up so fast. reggie: it would have been hot in the east bay yesterday. drew: even at 85 degrees your car can almost double that in 10 minutes. that is not great. it is another hot day in lent today. april warmth does continue, but we have fog over the city, along the coast, and in parts of the north bay. this -- it is hot again inland today, this weekend we will introduce cooler air, then we are sharply cooler next week. next week does come with a chance -- several chances -- of seeing wet weather starting tuesday. let's start in the south bay today. 87 in san jose.

90 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, 82 for redwood city. along the coast it is sharply cooler. barely 60 in half moon bay. 69 downtown. a lot cooler near the coast. the north bay, it is warm. 86, santa rosa, 86 for high in sonoma. it is warm, but we will knock a few degrees from yesterday. 77 in oakland. 84 in union city. inland, made 80's, low 90's. still well above average for this time of year. 86 in san ramon. tonight our marine layer expands and deepens. we do expect some drizzle along the coast, and temperatures in the mid-40's to mid-50's. here is the seven-day forecast. we returned cooler over the weekend, but we are still looking nice saturday and sunday. early next week temperatures

tumble compared to where we are today. showers move in. the best chance on tuesday. that is a level one on the storm impact scale. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a car for free. the celebration happening in golden gate park to commemorate that

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kumasi: if you are joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. the men arrested after an altercation with former fire commissioner don carmignani has been released from jail. the public defender said carmignani initiated the incident. reggie: hundreds are still without power with -- power in san francisco's financial district. an underground transformer caught fire wednesday night. the power could be out until tomorrow morning. kumasi: former vice president mike pence has testified before a grand jury. he was questioned for more than seven hours as part of the investigation into former president donald trump's role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. reggie: a's fans plan to protest the teams plan to build a new ballpark in las vegas. they will gather at the pedestrian bridge outside the

oakland coliseum tonight at 5:00 p.m. drew: april warmth continues for another day. microclimates are in full play later today. we will have 60's along the coast, but 90's in our hottest cities inland. jobina: so far your commute is clear in terms of locking issues on the roadway, but we do have fog through emeryville. also on the bay, especially as you are leading into the tunnel. an advisory issued for the golden gate bridge. kumasi: the warriors could clench their series with a win over the kings tonight, then move ahead in the playoffs. if you are not going to chase center, you can watch on our system that worked, yes p.m.. reggie: a 1.5 mile stretch of jfk bridge in golden gate park has ben carr-free for three years. walk sf and the san francisco bike coalition have among -- are among the organizers. they will have activities for

everybody. this starts at 4:30 this afternoon. jfk drive first went car-free during the pandemic. voters decided to keep it car-free in november. kumasi: u.s. senators are considering a bipartisan bill to ban children under the age of 13 from joining social media platforms. the bill was introduced wednesday. it would make tech companies get parents' consent for teens to join. this includes twitter, facebook, instagram, and tiktok. lawmakers say the legislation will help tackle the mental health crisis in our country. >> the number of allies in the world are taking steps in the direction of making the internet healthier and safer for kids. the united states is behind and it ought to catch up. >> there is also a pilot program to verify age using government identification. it still has a long way to go before coming along. reggie: nasa researchers are

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: the warriors back at home tonight for game six against the kings. a wintion the advances in the playoffs. we are there this morning. kumasi: how many sports teams is too many sports teams? we are hearing from some vegas residents about the a's potential move. reggie: cars, planes, motorcycles, and it is all up one festival this weekend. where you can catch what organizers called the coolest show on earth in the bay area. kumasi: good morning, everybody. reggie: let's see what the weather has in store. drew: we have some dense fog

this morning along the coast and in parts of the north bay. our typical problem spots, from half moon bay to petaluma. you can see we are anywhere from about a mile to a quarter of a mile when it comes to our visibility. we have our marine layer with us this morning, but we are still hanging onto some of that mild air we had yesterday afternoon. widespread 50's and low 60's this morning. we will take a live look at santa cruz. you can see those low clouds this morning across the, and here is how the day shapes up. we will keep that cloud cover along the coast all day long. that fog will hang with us. we are quickly warming once again. 80's already popping up inland by lunchtime. today, maybe one or two degrees cooler compared to yesterday, but well above average. we will take a closer look at those temperatures coming up in a few minutes. reggie: thanks. it will most certainly be an electric night tonight. the warriors are back home taking on the kings in game six of the playoffs.

they just need one win to go on. kumasi: amanda del castillo is livet c t moth breakdoegame tonigamanda: , one win away from round two. let's soak it up. a beautiful thing to think about on this friday morning. another beautiful thing? front row seats. i'm manifesting it. not willing to spend the money, but i'm manifesting it. so many more will be inside the chase center this afternoon. really, soaking up game six. warriors, back at home tonight. a dub ton to the semi finals against the grizzlies or lakers. if not, game seven will be played in sacramento on sunday. but the dubs do not want another bus ride up north. we do not want another bus ride up north. the six-seeded defending champion's doing what they do. s k wnamve at

11 offensive rebounds, 14 turnovers, 96 shots taken. at the end it was 123-116, led by 31 points from steph curry. some might call it counterintuitive, to green's suspension may have helped the team. he has come back hungry. he was asked if he enjoys being the villain. >> i just be myself. i don't go chasing after some villain title. being a villain is no fun. it is not enjoyable. but i am smoke. whether that is a player, a fan, or a fan base it is what it is. you have to take the good with the bad. amanda: and we want all the good we can get tonight. how did they keep doing this?

just of the reaction i saw on social media after gamehose two. -opening losses on the road to win three straight. tip-off tonight is at if you recall we were here thursday ahead of game three. people were excited to get these shirts. here we are. we are ahead in the series. we have one more game to eliminate the kings. that is the goal tonight. that is the goal for the warriors. again, tip-off, 5:00 p.m. live from chase center, front seat, amanda del castillo. kumasi: get comfortable, girl. claimant for yourself. [laughter] this morning we are learning new details about san jose's mayor matt meehan's plans torisis. he has been focused on that

issue since taking office in january. he says he is proud of what has been done, has plans to expand what he called cost-effective solutions. that includes -- that includes on house employment and programs and quick-build interim housing communities. others argue on house residents don't fully adjust his approach. may or may hand says there has been some failures, but he doesn't want the perfect to be the enemy of the good. >> certainly need more affordable housing. we know it is very expensive to build, it is very slow to build. while we are investing in affordable housing and making steady progress, we need to address the crisis on our streets today. kumasi: those plans include finalizing a location for 200 tiny homes from the state government, and opening a new safe parking lot in south san jose. that happens next month. reggie: in the east bay a transitional housing hotel has been unveiled.

abc 7 news was in antioch, where mayor lamar thorpe introduced the city-funded transitional housing. the old executive in hotel is now known as opportunity village. it can house more than 100 residents and will cost the city $2 million a year. >> 97% of people that get permanent housing situation coming out of homelessness stay there. if they have the wraparound services and support they need. let's start getting people off the street and saving lives. reggie: mental health and substance abuse programs will be available to new opportunity village residents, with the goal of helping them move into permanent housing. kumasi: this week and a big event is coming back to half moon bay for the pandemic. the dream machine is expected to draw about 10,000 people passionate about cars and aircraft. gloria rodriguez is joining us with what you can expect.

gloria: this is the 30 at pacific coast dream machine's car and aircraft enthusiasts are so excited this event will be back after taking a break doing the pandemic. you will bebl to see cars, bikes, airplanes, helicopters, and more at the event at the half moon bay airports. there will be about a thousand airports on display, as well as rides on aircraft. plus there is entertainment and more. i caught up with eddie and jeannie. he has been involved since the event started, and he is planning on displaying some of his aircraft. >> the p 51 is a world war ii fighter aircraft. he participated in europe. it was in the european theater of war during world war ii. it was restored about 10 years ago. war ii fighter, a russian fighter. it was on the eastern front. so, yeah, they have been involved in aircraft since i was

a kid with my dad. gloria: i also chatted with bob pelikan. he is the chaiofnt and isplayhie. this is a volkswagen bus. he put a tesla motor in it. you can learn about what he calls his love.this is going onm 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 p.m. at the half moon bay airport. you can buy your tickets for $25 plus admin fees on the website. local nonprofits benefit from this. it sounds like it is really going to be a lot of fun. kumasi: thank you. still ahead, we are hearing from people in vegas about the prospect of adding another professional team to the city. reggie: and be received and has finally arrived after being delayed by all the rain. kumasi: this is good news. reggie: this is my season. this is my time. kumasi: especially strawberries. reggie: i went to my farmers market last night and they still didn't have anything. bring it on, drew.

drew: outside this morning we do have thick fog along the coast and in the valleys of the north bay can clearly see that from the exploratorium camera. it is tough to see the entire skyline this morning. better news when it comes to our air quality. yesterday we had that spare the air. today we do not, but we still have moderate air quality. we'll find that haze once again, but we are getting a bit more of that marine air influencing our air quality and temperatures. we are a little bit cooler, but it is a warm april afternoon. here is future tracker temperatures. at 10:00 a.m. the coast is cool, but we are in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. we are starting to see 80's return by 1:00 p.m., then later this afternoon will find our hottest spots going into the low 90's. we are still above average for this time of year. 69 in the city today. we will go to 77 in oakland. 86 in santa rosa.

87 in san jose. the coast, thanks to the fog at stays comfortable with a high of 60 in half moon bay. take a look at the three day forecast. we are hot again inland, but then a cooling trend starts to move in. saturday is the warmer of the two days, but someday we are in the 60's and 70's. it will be gusty out there with that mind picking up. it turns cooler next week with some showers. we will talk about that, but let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing on this friday. jobina: i want to bring in this camera. can you see those lights in emeryville? that is because it is so hard to make up this camera due to all of the fog. that fog is going to follow you also to the bay bridge. if you are writing along the golden gate bridge there is an advisory there. elsewhere, walnut creek looking great in terms of the fog and commute. it has really been a smooth ride so far this morning. it is a friday. we know that is usually what happens.

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kumasi: welcome back. a's fans are planning to protest before tonight's game against the cincinnati reds at the oakland coliseum. fan groups oakland forever and unrooted will be meeting on the pedestrian bridge at 5:00 p.m. this is the first home game since the a's announced their agreement to build -- or at least their intention to build a ballpark in las vegas.

negotiations to bu. ve they can coince ths to sta as we knowoakland a's are lookg at las vegas as a potential spot to move the team to. it is not a done deal yet, though. some of the city's most loyal supporters in vegas are starting to wonder if vegas can really handle another protein. jobina: ok, so our sister station in las vegas sent -- spent the day stopping apple and on the street. to get their take on the a's potentially moving there, and the opinions are certainly split. according to the associated press las vegas would become smallest tv market in major league baseball if the oakland a's relocate their, and would also be the smallest city to hold three major sports teams, with an nhl team, nfl team, and possibly an mlb team.

las vegas draws in nearly 40 million tourists annually. las vegas golden knights, the nhl team, was born in sin city. the a's and raiders obviously not, and some residents feel strongly about that. but i hear this negative thing about the a's. only because -- first of all the team is in last place. we don't want another transplanted team. >> to have another major league team or another professional sport outside the aces, have the nights. if we get the a's, this town is going to blow up. jobina: that elvis was not a hunk o'burning love. [laughter] the a's have purchased land close to the las vegas strip for a retractable roof stadium that will seat up to 35,000 fans. the next big hurdle for the oakland a's is securing the $500 million public financing needed to move the team to sin city, which is -- which has also come

with opposition there. of course we will keep watching it, reggie. reggie: i'm still a little short by that elvis interview. jobina: with the hockey jersey. reggie: that looked like a pirate shirt. there was a lot going on there. you know, it is vegas. jobina: just a little. reggie: a sure girl? ok. hunter pence and his wife lexie will be in san francisco's bayview neighborhood today. they launched healthy planet project. its mission is to create a healthier environment throughout the bay area by reducing and preventing pollution, as well as promoting sustainable living practices. today they will host an arbor day event. >> we would love to chat with you. i love hearing about music people love to listen to. i have a little playlist, so we are moving, we are grooving.

>> this is just the start. we are hoping to expand. if you join the details and fit where you fit in. reggie: they are really cute. today's arbor day event is from 9:30 to 2:00 p.m. in hilltop park in san francisco. kumasi: nasa is tracking the impacts of climate in a place you might not expect. researchers are doing work over the ocean, with a big portion of it, about 50 miles off the coast of san francisco. the mission is trying to better understand the impact the ocean has on the earth's climate, or more specifically how small parcels of water interact with each other, what energy they produce, and how that contributes to the earth's climate. researchers say the spot off of our coast is perfect for this project. >> this particular part of the ocean has a lot of small-scale eddies. it is predictable. you know if we are going to do a

major campaign we have a really good chance of finding these features we really want to look at. kumasi:rchers are doinge work od after y astronaut sally ride. the bay area strawberry season is getting off to a slow start because of all the rain we are seeing. reggie: there is some hope. at least one pick your own farm in gilroy is days away from opening. lauren martinez has that. >> we get a lot of different stuff. get strawberries, we get blackberries, we get raspberries. lauren: we island farms has a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. their biggest seller is strawberries. bikes in a normal season we would start mid-april, but unfortunately due to the cold and wet spring we are basically delayed by three weeks. lauren: because of back-to-back storms they have not been able to work the fields since the end of december. >> normally i would have

cabbage, i would have some lettuce, carrots, but we have not been able to plant. anything at all. we are basically going straight from winter to summer. lauren: now with warmer weather there first berries are turning at mnshey got of nutrients. lauren: 90% of the business is a you-pick farm. the rest comes from purchases from local restaurants. >> what do you think? best strawberries in the bay area. lauren: despite the three weeks of picking the farmers losing out on, walton does not plan on increasing prices. >> right now keep the same prices we did last year. on the longer term i don't know yet. lauren: on wednesday welton planted his summer crops, that include eggplants and --

eggplants that will be ready after the fourth of july. >> we weeks ago part of it was still standing water. now it is 90 degrees. lauren: despite the anxiety-driven season that has been, he considers his farm lucky. >> every single white flowers going to be a blackberry. we have a lot of blossom, so i'm happy. i was afraid i was going to lose a crop, but this looks good. lauren: the season opener will be saturday, may 6. in gilroy, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. drew: let's go outside. the fog is overhead for the city. along the coast we have thick fog this morning. be aware of that. it is another day our microclimates will be in full effect. the coast is cool with fog, but we are hot again and lend. we will start to introduce cooler air across the region, then early next week it is not only cooler, bring in the chance of showers. highs in the microclimate, still

80's and 90's in the north bay today. along pinla it is quite cool for the coast. 61 in pacifica, it inland it is 82 for redwood city. the city today, 69 downtown but cooler with fog. daly city in and out of the fog today. into the north bay, 80's and 90's. 82 in san rafael. the east bay 70's to 80's. 77, oakland. then it is hot again inland. 90 in antioch. 90 in livermore. tonight we will see a marine layer expand more. more of us will see fog that is going to cool us off into the 40's. and we do expect coastal drizzle as well. the seven-day forecast showing you we are hot again inland today. cooler weather begins to move in, but the weekend looking

lovely. temperatures drop below average and we bring bring back. tuesday the best chance. right now it is warm on the impact scale. reggie: you are so vain. he probably think this tease is about you. [laughter] new research suggestinganitnot lfs. kumasi: first, brittney griner speaking for the first time since being released from a russian prison. her message to other americans still held captive overseas. reggie: the reason the nation's largest i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible.

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reggie: the mta in new york city says twitter is no longer reliable. mta says its access to twitter was involuntarily interrupted twice over the last two weeks. because of that they will no

longer provide real-time service of its through twitter. the mta says writers can turn to other resources for real-time up dates like text message alerts, its website, and its own apps. kumasi: we brittney griner for the first time since she was free from a russian prison. she spent nearly 10 months in russian custody before a prisoner swap for a conviction -- a convicted russian arms dealer. yesterday greiner said there is only one way she will ever play overseas again. >> never going overseas to play again unless i'm representing my country at the olympics. if i make that team, that would be the only time i would be -- i would leave u.s. soil. kumasi: greiner urged people to continue to fight for other americans detained overseas. reggie: we on is getting the blue treatment. the popstar made a surprise appearance at cinema con yesterday. she announced her new role in the upcoming smurfs movie. she is smurfette.

you know, the only female smurf in the village? jan also revealed she will be providing music for that film. the smurf movie is expected february, 2025. kumasi: 2025. reggie: i know, so hold on. you think she's going to do a la, la, la? kumasi: we will see. she will put her own spin on it. ed sheeran was back on her stand -- back on the stand in a copywriter. >> in look, ed sheeran, back on the witness stand at his copyright infringement trial. the popstar brought his guitar, briefly playing the chord progression he is accused of copying for his song "thinking out loud." >> ♪ darling i

will be loving you ♪ >> ♪ let's get it on let's get it on ♪ >> at the trial "let's get it on" was called the perfect song for that moment. sheron testified he wrote his song after a grandparent died, and he said he wrote it in a day. hardly time to think about copying a common chord progression. we will be live from the courthouse at 7:00 a.m. drew: taking a look at your morning run. it's going to warm up to the 50's and 60's. we will go by. we are all set. [laughter] 3, 2, 1. reggie: there it goes. is that his son? drew: yeah. we will go with that. if you look closely there is -- walking around. kumasi: where?

drew: he already went by. kumasi: played again. [laughter] i'm playing. reggie: oh, there he is. drew: 60's along the coast, 90's and lend, guys. reggie: true, it is the little things that keep us engaged. empty san francisco buildings are emptying city coffers. the state of the city's real estate and financial impact. kumasi: a social media ban for young children being considered by the senate. reggie: first this live look outside, where i'm sure we will see some -- i thought we could see some people running on the embarcadero. kumasi: not yet. reggie: you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at shot inside a san francisco walgreens. the friend who was there describing what happened. reggie: what is being blamed for an outage in downtown san francisco affecting hundreds. kumasi: a decisive game six gets the warriors into the playoffs. let's start with a check of our forecast. drew: dense fog, warm temperatures similar to yesterday. numbers are pretty