>> 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 low in the coast and the north bay.

the marine layer is with us. we are waking up to the 50's so another morning you need a light layer showing you the fog has covered the city. we will find cloud cover along the coast all day. later today, it is hot inland but the coast remains cool. we will take a closer look at the highs and review the weekend. kumasi: a 19-year-old is in the hospital after being shot at a walgreens in san francisco last night on fourth and market streets. officers responded to a report of a shooting around 6:30 p.m. and found the victim with a gunshot wound. she was transported to a nearby hospital. there has not been an update about her condition. abc 7 spoke with a woman who was friends with the victim. she was near the checkout register when she heard gunshots

and saw her friend collapsed. >> as i was walking out, all we hear was boom boom. she dropped to the floor. he didn't say nothing, just picked up the gun and shot twice. people in the store started charging him. kumasi: the friend said the victim was 19 years old. authorities say the person who was possibly involved was detained yesterday. they have not said what led up to the incident. reggie: a man arrested after altercation -- a judge ordered his release after the victim did not show up. officers say he could not appear because of medications he is taking due to his injuries. the public defender's office release video which they say shows the officer initiating the altercation and accused him of

targeting other un-housed people with bear spray. we heard from one of his friends in the public defender. >> why in the world couldn't they have done a zoom call? why wasn't the district attorney actively making this happen? >> unless he is credible and believable, they don't have a prosecution. reggie: the charges against have not been dropped. he is required to check in with law enforcement once a week. kumasi: a man and woman accused of a shooting are expected in court. the 32-year-old shot and killed a 26-year-old security guard last week. documents say she told police her gun accidentally went off as he tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hands. a 31-year-old is accused of being the getaway driver. both are due in court in dublin.

reggie: flames in the middle, that's what's being blamed for a large power outage in san francisco, from a transformer in an underground pg&e vault. the fire happened late wednesday night and the lights may not come up until thursday morning. the outage is having a big impact. jr: this is new video showing what is called a vault for underground transformer fire in san francisco, flames shooting out of this manhole, smoke coming out near clay and montgomery. >> there was a big ball of orange flames with greasy black smoke that billowed up out of two manholes. j.r.: while the fire is out, so are the lights for hundreds of customers. >> we are hoping we get the power up as soon as possible. j.r.: the owner of the bar

barroso lounge tells us the power went out during a private event which was forced to end early with tabs left open. the power may not come open -- turn back on until saturday. a huge blow on a busy weekend. >> we have the warriors game. that could be the biggest night so you are looking at an estimate of 50 k plus. j.r.: there was talk of bringing in a generator, 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 that drew dozens of people eager to meet and listen to japanese architect speaking at a location without electricity. the board of supervisors

president says the fire department responded within three minutes but it took pg&e most experience with electrical fires, 45 minutes to get there. >> it's a freaking mess. pg&e has a lot of explaining to do. j.r.: those with pg&e telus their crews are working around the clock to get the power back on. they say the cause of this fire is still under investigation. in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7news. kumasi: now to the state of real estate, abc 7 is looking into the closures and the financial impact on the city. what have we learned? jobina: 30% of downtown office space is vacant. that includes 350 california s a 24 story tower that once sat on some of the most valuable real estate. the building was worth around $300 million in 2019.

it is up for sale now and bids are expected to come in around $60 million. a huge drop. the sale could set the rate for other commercial real estate in the area. >> two geese have laid the golden eggs for san francisco, the tourism industry that is rebounding and the other was the downtown office economy. that one is in more trouble and is going to come with profound financial impacts to san francisco government's tax pace. jobina: the supervisor says the city budget is expected to be slashed by a quarter of a billion dollars and next year by another half billion. despite the toll that could take , he is hopeful the neighborhood will eventually turn around. he's backing legislation to convert vacant office space and do housing. reggie: it will almost certainly

be an electric night in san francisco, the warriors taking on the sacramento kings in game six of the playoffs. they need one more game to advance. kumasi: amanda del castillo is live with more on all the energy. it will fill the stadium tonight. amanda: yeah, it is quiet right now but i can only imagine what it's going to be like right before 5:00, when tip-off is scheduled. everyone asking after game five, how did the golden state warriors do this? that was very much the conversation on social media. after wednesday night's game, i feel like we were just here last thursday talking about the team being 0-2. now here we are and that is no longer the case, the team 3-2, back at the chase center tonight with an opportunity to clinch the series and advance to the western conference playoff series.

the boys bringing it back home, doing what they do, the dubs. the champions have been entirely bounce -- have bounced back to win three state -- straight. 11 offensive rebounds, 14 turnovers, 96 shots taken, 123-116 was the end. 31 point from steph curry. tonight we know there are some tickets left, standing room only, very limited. we know if necessary, a game seven would be played in accra mento sunday. -- sacramento sunday. >> this team, we've 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 know we have guys we can put

on the floor that we trust you make the right plays in these pressure situations. it is starting to go well for us. amanda: certainly is. now, the warriors are one win away in the best-of-seven series. what advanced them to the semi finals against the grizzlies or the l.a. lakers? back out at chase center, the team is in a perfect position to eliminate the kings, tip-off at 5:00 p.m. i am amanda del castillo, abc7news. kumasi: just ahead, bad news for hundreds of lyft employees. reggie: san jose's solutions to healthy unhoused. drew: thrive city this evening, tip-off 5:00 p.m., temperatures in the mid axes that will cool

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drew: taking a look at our abc 7 airport camera this morning, you see the gray skies overhead with our marine layer welcoming us on this friday morning. air quality-wise, today not have one but air quality across the region will be moderate. here is future weather, showing you it is another day where temperatures warm pretty fast away from the coast, 60's and 70's by 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 70's and 80's. we expect our warmest cities to

hit 90. 90 in antioch and concorde. 87 in san jose. 85 in napa. microclimates are in play. we cool down over the weekend but still looking nice saturday and sunday. it is sharply cooler next week with the chance of showers returning to the forecast. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning, everyone. you might be able to make up the flashing lights on the bay toll plaza camera off to the far right hand shoulder. we have an earlier crash. two tow trucks are on the scene. doesn't look like there are injuries that this is a reminder as you approach the toll plaza, people like to change lanes quickly to get to the lights faster. be careful. elsewhere, things are looking good. the san mateo bridge, moving at the limit. we have a fog advisory for the

golden gate bridge. we are still seeing fog on our emeryville camera. tracy to dublin, 41 minutes. everything else is on time. kumasi: happening tonight, a large portion of yosemite valley will close due to the threat of flooding. the closure starts at 10:00 p.m. through wednesday. if you have a reservation, it will be automatically canceled and refunded. it is expected to hit flood stage soon because of the melting snow in the mountains. tricked into talking, the way a group of russians cranked the chair of the u.s. -- pranked the chair of the u.s. fe now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain

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u.s. soldiers are dead and another hurt after helicopters crashed during a military training flight yesterday near healy, alaska, south of fairbanks. their identities have not been released. the surviving soldier is being treated in fairbanks. we don't know the extent of that soldier's injuries. kumasi: u.s. senators are considering a bill to dan children under 13 from joining social media. the bill was introduced wednesday and would make tech companies get parents' consent. this includes twitter, facebook, instagram, and tiktok. lawmakers say it will help tackle the mental health crisis which some experts believe stems from social media. >> a number of our important allies in the world are taking steps in the direction of making the internet healthier and safer. the united states is behind and ought to catch up. kumasi: there is also a pilot

program to verify age using government identification. it has a long way to go before becoming law. reggie: a 1.5 mile stretch o jfk drive has been car free for three years and they are hosting a party to celebrate. walk sf and the bicycle coalition are among the organizers. there will be food trucks and activities starting at 4:30. jfk drive first went car free during the height of the pandemic to give people more space to spread out. officials decided to keep it car free in november. kumasi: the summer is right around the corner and one local pool is preparing. last year, they were short lifeguards and this year, the aquatics coordinator says hiring is better and they are hoping to hire more people before the end of the summer. >> june 5, weround nning and itreminder stf to higher, classes to run

for three or four month. kumasi: we found a group of people enjoying their weekly softball game at heather farm park. the season usually starts in march but with the heavy rain, it was delayed. reggie: in san rafael, the police department is reminding people not to leave their dogs and hot cars. this after two dogs were seen and a car yesterday with the windows rolled up. a police officer and officials with the marin humane society were preparing to break the window when the owner returned. police cited the owner. the dogs are ok. kumasi: take your time. drew: i was looking at the stat -- when it is 90 degrees, your car can heat up to 120 in 20 minutes. please, your dogs and your kids, look before you lock. it turns hot inland, 80's and 90's, april warmth continues.

y. b ath.yocan see once we get i dense fog is greeting us along the coast and north bay, hot inland. we turn cooler cool air does come at the chance of showers next week. highs in the microclimates, in the south bay 80's and 90's. it is warm along the peninsula. 82 in redwood city, 83 in mountain view. downtown 69. the north bay mainly in the 80's and a few 90's. certainly it is a warm afternoon. in the east bay, 70's and 80's. inland, another hot day. mid 80's in low 90's. livermore at 90. concorde at 90.

tonight, the marine layer expands. more of us will see fog and coastal drizzle, 40's to mid-50's into saturday. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, hot inland today. cooler weather over the weekend and sharply cooler next week. tuesday, we bring back the storm impact scale. scattered showers and more chances wednesday and thursday. reggie: "good morning america" is coming up. kumasi: here's a look at what's ahead. >> and a new cycle that doesn't let up, breaking news, that story from overnight. three american soldiers killed and a fourth injured after two army helicopters collide. martha raddatz has all the latest. tracking the wild weather across the country as the mississippi swells to levels we haven't seen in decades and seven tornadoes on the florida-georgia line. we are watching a weekend

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drew: taking a live look at auntie cruz, the pier is -- santa cruz, the pier is socked in with fog but another day where april warmth will continue. this afternoon, back into the 80's and 90's in our warmest spots. anywhere from 10 to 17 degrees above average. the sun is up and we will see those temperatures warming quickly, 80's and 90's away from the coast by 4:00 p.m.. reggie: many tech workers will be looking for new jobs after

more layoffs at lyft. are slashing 1000 jobs, more than a quarter of its workforce. laid off employees will get at least 10 weeks of pay. lyft is restructuring to "better meet the needs of riders and drivers." dropbox announced it is laying off 500 a ploy ease, about 16% of the workforce. the ceo cited artificial intelligence as one reason, saying "our next stage of growth requires a different mix of skill sets." laid off workers get 16 weeks of pay and are allowed to keep their devices. kumasi: federal reserve chair jerome powell was pranked by someone. they are the supporters of vladimir putin who pranked other global leaders.

a spesrs announced powell took part in the conversation. no sensitive or confirmation -- confidential information was expressed. reggie: convincing the a's tuesday. the new research suggesting selfies are not merely an act of vanity.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, the warriors are one win away from the western conference semifinals. we are live at chase center with the anticipation building up. kumasi: plus, the a's potential move to vegas. might not be hitting a homerun with everyone. but concerns from city supporters. reggie: what went wrong at

silicon valley bank? they may just answer that question. kumasi: happy friday, april 28. i feel like we had a friday yesterday. drew: we did, the sunshine. reggie: the baseball game. kumasi: the rides. reggie: we saw about five seconds of the game. drew: it was over. kumasi: it was like last call, that out. reggie: they lost big time but it was fun. drew: let's go to live doppler 7, dense fog this morning along the coast and the north bay so many of us are waking up to that gray sky. temperatures are mainly in the 50's, take that light layer but it is another day where the temperatures quickly warm. from sutro quickly to the 60's, 70's, and

80's on the coast and back to the 90's this afternoon. cooler weather moves and over the weekend. those details in eight minutes. reggie: it will be hot tonight in san francisco, the warriors taking on the san francisco kings in game six of the playoffs. they just need one win to go on. kumasi: amanda del castillo is live at chase center this morning. amanda: we can't say it enough, one win away from the semifinals and we are soaking it in this friday morning. the chase center ready to host thousands upon thousands of dubs fans and there are still some tickets up for grabs, standing room only but there will be a limited amount. the warriors are back home. a dub tonight would adv

and if not, game seven will be played on sunday. they do not want another bus ride up north. the team, the sixth seed defending champion's do what they do. game five, 11 offensive rebounds, 14 turnovers, 96 shots taken, the score 123-116. led by 31 points from steph curry. draymond green's suspension may have helped warriors. we saw a change in their rotation and no doubt, his come back hungry. we ask if he enjoys being the villain. >> i just be myself. i'm not chasing after some villain title. being a villain is no fun. it is not enjoyable but never ducking so whether that is with a player or a fan or a fan

base, it is what it is. you kind of take the good with the bad. amanda: and we want all the good we can get. i should clarify, we didn't ask him. another reporter asked him about being a villain but we know him as a crucial part of this team. they will be taking the court at 5:00 tonight and the big question is how do they keep doing that? that was the gist of the reaction after game five. the warriors have bounced back after the series opening losses on the road to win three state -- three straight. tip-off at chase center, they say get here early. there will be a lot of traffic. if you didn't already plan that pto, tell the office to prepare. amanda del castillo, abc7news. reggie: [laughter]

that was funny. students at uc berkeley are occupying the library for the eighth straight day anoro to protest the decision to shut down the anther polyp be that anthropology lab. they say it will be inconvenient. they plan to occupy until the campus rescinds the closure. >> what they are saying when they close libraries like these and move books to off-site storage facilities, they say they do not care about the accessibility of these materials and accessibility of this knowledge for the public. reggie: a statement from u.c. berkeley says -- we wish the library could remain open but that's not an option at this point. kumasi: we are learning new details about the san jose mayor's plan to address the homeless crisis. on was bee de,ut and clock is od

enforcement solutions." that includes quick build interim housing. many unhoused residents do not trust this approach. the mayor says there have been some failures but he doesn't want the city to allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good. >> we certainly need more affordable housing. it is expensive and slow to build so well we invest and make steady progress, you need to address the crisis on our street today. -- streets today. kumasi: those plans include finalizing a location for 200 tiny homes for the state government and opening a safe parking lot. that opens next month. reggie: in the east bay, trsi--nsitionalg homeeen -- is

avlable. thyoin ever city funded transitional housing within contra costa county. the old hotel on 18th street is known as opportunity village and can house more than 100 residents. it will cost $2 million a year. >> 97% of people who get into permanent housing situation out of homelessness stay there. as they have the wrap around services and support they need. let's get people off the street and save lives. reggie: mental health and substance abuse programs will be available to residents with the goal of helping them move into permanent housing. kumasi: a's fans are planning to protest before the game against the reds tonight. the groups will be meeting on the pedestrian bridge at 5:00 p.m. this is the first home game since the a's announced they are moving forward with plans to ar read --

relocate the team in vegas. plans for actual construction or a move are not final. the mayor terminated negotiations for a new ballpark in oakland after the team made the announcement. some fans believe they can convince the a's to stay in oakland. as we know, the a's are looking to relocate. it is not a done deal but some loyal supporters are starting to wonder if vegas can handle another pro team. jobina: our sister station in las vegas spent the day stopping everyone on the street, from the city's number one elvis -- i checked his website and it says number one elvis -- and baseball fans to get their take on the a's potentially moving. according to the associated press, las vegas will become the smallest tv market in major

league baseball if the a's relocate. it would also be the smallest city to hold three major sports teams with an nhl, nfl, and possibly mlb team. las vegas doesn't just rely on the locals to pack the sporting venues. it draws in nearly 40 million tourists annually. the las vegas golden night was born in sin city. the a's and the raiders obviously not, and some feel strongly. >> i hear this negative thing about the a's because first of all, the team is in last place. we don't want another transplanted team. >> to have another major-league team or professional sport outside the aces, this town will blowup. jobina: the a's have purchased 49 acres of land close to the las vegas strip for a retractable roof stadium that will seat up to 35,000. the next big hurdle is securing

the 500 billion dollar public funding needed to move forward to build that. we will see what happens but there is some opposition around the money. reggie: former san francisco giants great hunter pence and his wife will appropriately be in san francisco's hunters point neighborhood. they have launched a nonprofit called healthy planet project whose mission is to create a healthier environment i reducing and preventing pollution, and promotable sustainable living. they are hosting and arbor day plant and play event. >> hunter and i will be there and we look -- love to chat. music to listen to, i have a playlist. >> this is just the start. we are hoping to expand and get better -- bigger. join the newsletter and find out where you can fit in. reggie: today's arbor day event is from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

at hilltop park in san francisco. kuma t billed the coolest show on earth. the way it is marking its 30th year. reggie: new rhiannon music? the project fans won't be blue about. abc seven at 7:00 is taking a short break. we will be back with live news on monday streaming on our abc 7 bay area news app. here is jobina. jobina: hey, everyone. got a little out of order. drew was racing over to the green screen and i was taking my sweet time. we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. this is the biggest thing happening -- feel the beat. we have our live picture once you go further north out of this space, that low visibility completely disappears in san rafael.

we have a slow spot that just popped up on our maps at the san mateo bridge due to a stalled big rig. speeds will be around nine miles an hour once you get to the western side of the bridge. in foster city, speeds pick back up. drew: the fog is thick on the coast. we had a spare the air day yesterday but not today. quality remains in the moderate category so once we burn off the fog, you see a little haze in the atmosphere but we are trending in a better direction when it comes to air quality. 10:00 a.m., away from the fog along the coastline, 60's and 70's. later this afternoon, above average, 70's and 80's. we expect our warmest cities to go into the 90's. another day of april warmth. 91 in concorde, 77 in oakland. 69 in the city.

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reggie: the nba playoffs are underway. watch two games this week on abc seven. the heat and the knicks play on sunday. if the warriors do not win, they will play sunday at 12:30. we are expected to get some answers about what led to the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank kumasi:. kumasi:reports are expected to outline ways to prevent bank failures in the future. here is lindsay watts. lindsay: what led banking implosion that put markets on edge and rattled the global financial system? reports will shed light on the failures of signature valley -- silicon valley and signature

banks, releasing dual postmortem reports. one question -- what did the fed know and when? before congress, the supervisory chair was asked whether he believed the fed dropped the ball. >> the bank failed because it's management failed to appropriately address clear interest rate risk and clear liquid it he risk. lindsay: reuters is reporting that regulators were worried before the march crisis that the fbi see warned last year large portions of regional bank deposit balances were uninsured, noting the potential for impacts on other banks. the reports are expected to address whether regional banks should undergo stress test like the largest banks. those rules were rolled back under the trump administration. >> we need better rules. >> there was a clear supervisory failure. our regulators were asleep at the wheel. lindsay: another regional brink

is on the bank. first republic bank shares plummeted nearly 50% tuesday and have fallen almost 90% since the beginning of the year. the white house is continuing to monitor the situation. the fbi see will issue a report about deposit insurance. -- fbi c will issue a report about deposit insurance. all deposits are insured when those banks failed. reggie: anheuser-busch is explaining leadership changes following the controversy over it partnership with a transgender influencer. two execs are taking leaves of absence, won the vp of marketing who oversaw the collaboration and the other is her boss. the collaboration drew right wing backlash with celebrities calling for a boycott. anheuser-busch experienced a drop in sales in the wake of the controversy. kumasi: amazon just posted $3.2

billion in profit amid massive layoffs. the first quarter profit far exceeded expectations. amazon predicts the year will only get better as amazon is laying off thousands of workers in an effort to cut costs. reggie: taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, we are up about 33 points. kumasi: this weekend, a big event is coming back to half moon bay. reggie: pacifico's dream machine is expected to draw about 10,000 people. gloria rodríguez is in the newsroom. gloria: this is the 30th pacific coast dream machines. car enthusiasts are so excited this event will be back after taking a break during the pandemic. you can see classic cars, bikes, helicopters, and more at the half moon bay airport. there will be about 1000

vehicles on display and you can get rides on aircraft, plus entertainment and more. bob, the co-chair, says they haven't had it since wendy 19 and they are expecting 10,000 -- 2019 and they are expecting 10,000 people. he took a volkswagen bus and put a tesla motor in it. >> bought the tesla motor and batteries, and it took me about a year to get it all incorporated. it is in now and it runs like a top. this little yellow bus went from 80 horsepower to 300 so it is really fun to drive. zero to 60 in probably five seconds which is fast. gloria: i also caught up with eddie, who has been involved since the event started and plans on displaying his aircraft including a p-51 mustang. this is sunday from 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the airport. tickets are $25 plus fees on the

website. local nonprofits will benefit from this event. it is so neat to see the aircraft in the cars being displayed. reggie: thank you. kumasi: we are going to check in with jobina. jobina: srt with eayge tol plazr busi now. the metering lights came on at 5:46. traffic has moved into the maze as far as the backup. the san rafael bridge, speeds under the limit as you make your way across westbound. tracy to dublin, the drive dropped, 37 minutes. where we are seeing an increase in the backup is the san mateo bridge due to a stall on the high rise 10 miles an hour. drew: we have dense fog along the coast and parts of the bay.

here's a look from our east bay hills camera, showing you the fog down below. once we get rid of the fog, it is another day of sunshine and hot temperatures. over the weekend, cooler weather but next week some sharply cooler weather. 80's and 90's in the south bay looking at our microclimate highs. the peninsula, 60's along the coast. 82 in redwood city. 83 in mt. view. downtown it makes t9. -- 69. 82 san rafael. the east bay 70's and 80's. 77 oakland. it is hot inland, 80's and 90's. 90 in antioch, 86 in san ramon. tonight we will find our marine layer expanding meaning more areas will see fog and drizzle

is likely along the coast, with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. cooler weather moves in saturday and sunday. we turned much cooler next week. temperatures go below average and we bring back the chance of showers. the best chance on tuesday. the chance anchors wednesday and thursday. -- lingers wednesday and thursday. jobina: time for our final toyota tahoe report of the season. no chain requirements and still a lot of snow because of all the precipitation. drive times are right on time due to the clear conditions. everything is resting a little under three and a half hours. palisades tahoe with 201 inches the highest total. sierra tahoe is closed for the season. sugar bowl and kirkwood are still open. a quick ride to sugar bowl.

kirkwood, 135 inches to 220 inches. kumasi: thank you. reggie: the mta new york city says twitter is no longer reliable. mta says it's access involuntarily interrupted overt the past two weeks -- over the past two weeks and will no longer provide real-time updates on twitter. kumasi: new studies people take selfies for deeper meanings aside from vanity or self-promotion. reggie: ohio state researchers say it depends on the perspectives they want to share. they gave an example of someone at the beach with a friend. taking a photo of just the ocean can capture the physical experience versus a selfie with your friend capturing the meaning of spending time with a loved one. >> we are all apart of something

larger than any single one of us. work is one of the forces that connects us. kumasi: we will try to process that last part. drew: i was wondering, ok. kumasi: former president barack obama is taking on a roll and a netflix series called "working: what we do all day," highlighting everyday people in careers from technology to hospitality. it is inspired by the book "working." the netflix series premieres may 17. reggie: rihanna is getting the blue treatment. she made a surprise appearance at cinema con to announce her new role in the smurfs movie. she will voice smurfit which -- smurfette which is obvious because there is only one female character. she will provide new original

material. it is expected february 2025. there was always just one girl. that was from the 1980's where there was only one girl in everything and that's it. ok. kumasi: you know how people get sensitive when you start changing stuff around. reggie: it is 2023. kumasi: up next -- you are not over it yet? reggie: even as a kid, how do you have 100 men and smurfette over here. what going on in smurf village? you can watch all of our newscasts livestreaming on-demand at the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple, google tv, amazon fire and roku. kumasi: taking a live look outside at ask: 55.

kumasi: it is 6:57. here are the seven things to know. the man arrested after an altercation with the former fire commissioner was released from jail. the public defender says the commissioner initiated the altercation. reggie: hundreds are still without power in the san francisco -- pg& could be out until tomorrow morning. kumasi: mike pence has testified before a grand jury. sources say 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 election. reggie: the warriors could clinch the season with the kings. if you are not going to chase center, watch on espn. drew: april warmth continues,

foggy skies with dense fog along the coast. it is another day that we quickly warm in the coast, 80's and 90's by 4:00 p.m. for the weekend -- next week, cooler weather works in. jobina: the busiest spot is the bay bridge toll plaza. also mentioned the fog. chp has issued an advisory for the golden gate bridge. kumasi: if you are planning to be in london next week, uber is planning to operate a coronation carriage ahead of the coronation. you can book that through the app. drew: i would drive this. kumasi: uber says 47% of brits would love to ride in the carriage. reggie: the underground, it is not tall enough for us. drew: it is very much like. reggie: like this for 40

minutes. drew: when you stand up. kumasi: you need a >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. three american soldiers killed when two helicopters collided. deadly chopper crash. two u.s. army helicopters colliding in alaska killing three soldiers and injuring a fourth. martha raddatz has the latest. wild weather on the news. seven reported tornados touching down in florida and georgia, and a new threat on the way for the south, as the mississippi river swells to historic levels not seen in decades and the east coast braces for a weekend washout. >> a deadly new wave of strikes in ukraine.