are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! moving forward. >> finding solutions. this iss.. >> a new push to stop the drug epidemic in san francisco. now the two agencies teaming up to help end overdoses in the city problems in san francisco. what city officials are doing today. reggie: what need to know about first republic bank having a buyer. jobina: and setting with lebron james and the lakers. reggie: good morning it is monday, may 1, and rent is due. jobina: after you buy playoff tickets. drew: they go on sale today,

right? at noon, right? kumasi: i think so. it is at 4:00 for the general public. reggie: i got saying i was eligible to buy it at 1:00 today. but i don't know why. jobina: you're eligible at 12:00? kumasi: -- reggie: at 1: drew: today is cool and cloudy. we have wind gusting overnight at 35. it was so windy yesterday because of a cold front. we have temperatures feeling cool. breaking out into the 40's and 50's right now. we are not warming too much today. a lot of cloud cover with limited sunshine. an isolated chance of the shower on the coast. highs in the 50's and 60's.

thunderstorms returned to the forecast tomorrow. let's check in with jobina to see how traffic is going this morning. jobina: thank you, drew. officials are investigating a deadly crash. a driver was hit and killed at the intersection of 9th avenue and telling road. it is not on the freeway, but it really does impact people coming off of 101 in san jose. this is the 12 deadly crash in san jose this year. a live look right now on the bay bridge toll plaza. the lights came on at 5:36. kumasi: a major mood by governor newsom to fight -- major move by governor newsom to fight the fentanyl crisis. what you may see in some neighborhoods and health people -- how people feel about this plan. >> deployment depends today with the california national guard insisting this is not boots on the ground but support for the

work that is already underway by the san francisco police department. still today those in the city will see chp officers in specific high crime areas. this includes the tenderloin and south of market. this is not clear how many officers will hit the streets but they currently have 75 uniformed officers in san francisco. they have increased presence along with sfpd and they hope to deter drug officially a team of 14 national guard members will work behind the scenes to gather intelligence on cartels and drug trafficking. last week, bill scott said change on the streets would be the measure of success. >> the attention needs to be on the drug dealers that are making all of this happen. that is exactly where our focus will be. >> the mere presence of our officers being there will help deter and disrupt criminal activity. >> what i want to do is dispehae

national guard is not going to be boots on the ground in san francisco. >> the last comment and apparent response to concerns about the presence of the national guard. supervisor dean preston called it a, "military intervention" and in his words, he described it as an effort of due clearing were on out diverse low income neighborhood. in the next half hour you will hear from the mayor of how she responds to those concerns and is specially leading to another war on drugs. we are reporting live outside of san francisco city hall. abc7 news. abc7news.com governor newsom -- reggie governor newsom will reconsider his bill for safe consumption sites. this is for people using drugs under supervision of staff that can reduce -- verse overdoses.

the sites are illegal under federal law, but san francisco mayor london breed and supervisors have been finding work around. >> there are some conversations happening with fingers crossed will make progress on the overdose prevention site we are talking about. reggie: similar sites have already opened in new york city. we are committed to covering this ongoing issue including our abc 7 originals documentary called injecting hope. tara campbell reporter, traveled to the first safe injection site in america to see how it is working. you can watch injecting hope now on demand on the bay area abc 7 streaming tv app. kumasi: first republic bake is being bought bike -- bank is being bought by chase. -- >> nothing changes for right now.

first republic branches will open on time this morning as j.p. morgan chase locations.al e weekend with the fbi see seizing assets overnight and selling most of the operation to chase. j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon met with treasury secretary janet yellen and fed chairman jerome powell to brokered a deal. hey comes after the first republic stock plunged last week by 70 5% after revealing account holders withdrew $100 billion in the banking crisis last month. the fbi see will work with j.p. morgan to ensure all deposits and says its insurance fund will take a hit of about $13 billion. we will monitor this as the stock market opens today. and when the branches open as well. reggie: pg&e says power has restored to all customers in san francisco after an outage that

lasted days. hundreds of customers in the financial district were impacted. as you can see in the pg&e map we are in the clear this morning. no outages to report. the outages started wednesday night when a fire sparked an underground transfer -- transformer. pg&e workers worked over the weekend to fix the issue. kumasi: the only shelter for the un-housed in the city of alameda is closing its door today. christ episcopal church played a critical role in providing shelter in the wet winter. it opens its doors full-time for the unhoused to sleep and critical services. last night was the final night that guests would be sleeping in the shelter before it shuts down later this morning. church leaders say they already planned to reopen next winter. >> we have begun to think about how this model will grow next year. who our community partner will be, and how it will be more

sustainable in terms of our volunteers and how to partner with other faith-based organizations. kumasi: bencic has been helping guests transition to other places to live including transitional housing and shelters in the county. they have served countless people underscoring the need for more housing in the region. a fight for workers around the world today for higher salaries and better working conditions. reggie: yosemite valley set to reopen today and the improvements over the weekend. drew: we have cloudy skies this morning with temperatures in the for these. it is breezy and spot. tomorrow we have a chance of thunderstorms developing. lightning, and hail we look

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drew: 6:10 this morning. we look at live doppler 7 with the satellite. there is a low-pressure area moving south. as it heads here tomorrow and wednesday, it will bring the chances of showers and ahead of that it will cloud the sky. there is a chance of an isolated shower today, but or a lot of us it is a cool, cloudy start to the month. the area of low pressure sits on top of us. that is where we have the best chance for wet weather returning to the cast -- the forecast. the biggest take away tomorrow and wednesdays the chance of thunderstorms and hail about .5 inches. kumasi: the lawyers celebrating a playoff series victory. how steph curry beat the kings to set up a series with lebron james.

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kumasi: welcome back everyone. police in ohio say a roof .ollapsed inotanding ree ht.hi t rf was not gn l ndle outside.e was up sayhere a lot of panic happening. i saw people covered in black soot. >>rs between 15-45 students on a rooftop that was not designed to have anybody on it and it gave way. kumasi: the house is owned by a fraternity near ohio state university and law enforcement

says the incident is being investigated. today is may day and workers around the world are using it to protest for higher wages and working conditions. it is usually observing worker rights. there were large protest in asia and to rallies in south korea having about 30,000 protesters. the largest protest since the pandemic began. workers say they want higher minimum wage and reduced working hours. reggie: a restaurant in downtown pleasanton had to close its door last night because a car smashed into the dining room. it happened after the lunch rush at the everest on main street. it -- the car went right through the middle of the dining room. g's owner said hehe drir. >>sa h was -- he put the gas by mistake, may be and froze may be. the car lurched.

you know, he found himself inside the denier -- diner. reggie: firefighters say there were three minor injuries but noem needed to be taken to the hospital. the building has been yellow tagged there is no structural damage but repairs need to be made before reopening. kumasi: the series with the lakers after pulling off a win against the in sacramento yesterday. steph curry was at his absolute best. here is abc7news sports reporter chris. chris: elimination facing the warriors right in the face. -- stephen curry with 50 point as the warriors move on to round number two. >> there are nerves and anxiousness. we anticipate a big night, but when we get out of there, our experience took over. we felt pretty comfortable from the jump. it was a great experience. >> gosh what a incredible

performance. this is a game i will forever member as a steph curry game. he is a joy to watch him play with. i really truly enjoyed sharing the backcourt with him. >> we all take him for granted because he is brilliant night after night. we've been watching this 10 years and you just have to remind yourself every once in a while, big picture, this is one of the great players in the history of the game. >> everybody dreams about putting everything on the line and putting out a few points. but there is a situation where he is getting doubled, [indiscernible] for everything he is special to watch and more special to be a part of. >> when you have rare situationi ofhe gamyoelwh locked defenses e

chris: they enter their against the lakers with home-court advantage. but the lakers have a couple days rest. they closed out their series friday night. it will be warriors hosting the lakers game one tonight at the arena. abc 7 sports. kumasi: name one is it chase center tomorrow. if you are a season ticket holder you can get tickets starting at 930: this morning. there resale groups but they: sale to the general public at 4:00. -- they go on sale to the general public at 4:00. however, a way to show your pride is with our warriors badge on our facebook and instagram pages. you can share your own story and profile getting ready for the game. l's at the energy ouof chase sea be dol

iouture you do not have to sayc that we are tired. kumasi: the legs and knees. [laughter] reggie: that was a nice complements so why did they come out here and say they are tired? kumasi: hater energy at some point. it is very exciting. reggie: i have nothing against the kings except the uniform is terrible. kumasi: you don't like the purple? reggie: i don't like the font or the way that it looks. it doesn't do it for me. kumasi: ok because you are out rocking your jersey. [laughter] reggie: yeah, i have my jersey on yesterday that jobina got for me custom with my name on the back of it and my number 99.

reggie: this man came up and complimented me and he said i want to say congratulations to the team yesterday. have one invoice form. i don't know. kumasi: you cheered. look at this growth. you have the gear, friend. we are proud of you. reggie: was it warm enough for that, no. kumasi: it was chilly outside yesterday. drew: you looks nice. today is not your day. it is cloudy and cool. we are getting ready for may choose it off and we have showers returning to the forecast tomorrow. here is a live look at the exploratorium camera.

we have clouds moving in and it is cool out there and breezy. thunderstorms with the potential for hail returning to the forecast tomorrow and wednesday. low-pressure close by we have temperatures close to average -- below average you will need your winter clothing again with layers. 40's and 50's out there right now. daytime high a far cry from the heat he had late last week 50's and low 60's. at is about it. cond bezy on of we have t forestnd even. a level 1 on the storm impact scale. today it is cloud cover out there with isolated drivel -- drizzle on the coastline. as we head into tomorrow morning, we have low-pressure spinning over us. that supplies the chance tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon for the threat of a thunderstorm. we have an impact scale a level 1 for tomorrow and winds they.

the biggest take away -- and wednesday. the biggest takeaways rainfall is about .5 inches and gusting wind. we have an isolated shower on the coast today. widespread showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and wednesday. we take out the showers thursday and friday but we keep the temperatures cooler. jobina: we have a deadly crash involving a pedestrian and one vehicle in san jose. it is the city's 12th deadly crash this year. and it will be totally road and lanai avenue. it will impact anyone onloin th pack. the meter lights came on around 5:46. we have a stall as you are traveling in the eastbound direction that may slow down slightly. and a stall in the westbound

direction in the san mateo bridges morning. and there's a wind advisory. reggie: good morning america is coming up at seven on abc. kumasi: ginger has a look of what is ahead. ginger: coming up on gma we start with irish republic bank seized and sold. j.p. morgan chase bought it. it saved it from the collapse but we will tell you what it means for everyone who is impacted. in the manhunt in texas for a suspect that killed five people including a nine-year-old boy. after having a dispute with his neighbors. the major change coming to jenny craig the weight loss giant warning of shutdowns and layoffs. we are live in london and walesn of king charles. we go into the last-minute preparations of who is on the guest list and who -- go into his lifelong journey to the

>> the land that was keeping us cold was definitely welcomed by windsurfers in alameda yesterday. it was howling at crown memorial beach would create -- which created the perfect conditions for windsurfers. you can see this video footage. yosemite valley can reopen this morning after flooding from a big melt. it did not live up to the forecast. the national park service closed the valley floor through wednesday because of the concerns but conditions were better than expected so they reopen the valley with limited services yesterday morning. the final snowpack measurement of the season will be published today. the last survey last month showed us that the -- this years snowpack is the largest recorded. 237 percent of average are tying get but the winter of 1952 for the highest snowpack ever.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: police dealing with another series of sideshows days after it said it would increase patrol to stop them. kumasi: oakland teachers back to the drawing board today with a strike pending. the latest on negotiations as classes will be out for summer in the next few weeks. reggie: lost and found uber listing the strange is --

strangest items being left in vehicles this year including fake blood, pets, and in ankle monitor. [indiscernible] drew: if you leave your ankle monitor in uber how do you get it off? reggie: good a lot of questions. drew: we take it to the santa cruz mountains in the south. they have isolated showers in the morning. it is a different forecast than the heat and sunshine we had last week. it is cool out there. 40's and 50's right now. breezy imports of the bay shoreline like in oakland and sfo. we have a couple drops on the lense it is cloudy and cool with rain chances wrapping up tomorrow. we have thunderstorms and we will look at that coming up in seven minutes. jobina: good morning everyone.

unfortunately with traffic, we are continually -- continuing to follow a crash in san jose. we have information from the police covering the situation. it is on toby road at nine avenue it is right at the intersection. this is san jose's 12th deadly crash. 13th victim according to the police. summa mis-hit while walking ansportedhe hospitaie there will be cons delays there. on the tollway, traffic is backed up. kumasi: developing a news in the east bay where weekend sideshows took over oakland streets despite the extra police resources. this was on national boulevard and 40 2nd avenue. the cars were doing doughnuts in broad daylight yesterday. caravans move from location to

location, fifth and 10th, adeline and 34th, at one point, we see a fire hydrant gushing water where the sideshow was taking lace. -- taking place. there is no word of arrest. some cars were towed earning vehicles involved in the sideshows can be seized up to 30 days. reggie: happening today negotiations continue between the oakland school district and the teachers union. this is after the marathon of meetings over the weekend. we are live in the newsroom with the wet -- effort to avoid a strike. >> both sides were not able to come to an agreement on a new contract. the teachers union told abc 7 news they have 21 proposals on the table. teachers are not going on strike but they will be meeting with oakland unified. they say they are trying to avoid a possible teachers strike especially with less then a month left in the school

over the weekend teachers and their supporters started making signs in anticipation of a possible strike. the proposals range from school safety to class-size size and teacher pay. the union wants a 23% raise and the district is offering 22%. they say there is plenty both sides have to discuss. >> we have not seed aikins -- completed peschel education presoak -- proposal or salary proposal. we are waiting for the disicrovs thate to the finish line. reggie: the union sayss offering it will require teachers to work an extra two hours next week -- a week. it will only be given to certified teachers. 66% of the membership would not be eligible. they said they did not return the request for comment but they previously told us that the salary increases will require funding. live in the newsroom, abc 7 news.

move by governor newsom to crackdown on drug dealing and use on san francisco street. chb deploying officers to help police officers as the scene. we are live in city hall with what you may notice in the city today. >> parts of the city wl have chp rs in highrimeg tenderinnd the south of thenation guard will bf the efforts to fight the fentanyl crisis and crackdown on the drug dealing. as the chief bill scott said ultimately that new interagency effort is about targeting and dismantling drug trafficking networks in and outside of san francisco. it is not clear how many chp

officers will be involved, but the agency currently has 75 uniformed officers in san francisco. behind the scenes, a team of 14 national guard members will work on gathering intelligence on cartels and drug trafficking. supervisor dean preston called it a military intervention and described the effort as a way of the glaring war on a diverse low income urban neighborhood. may -- mayor london breed responded to the concerns. >> it is different this is second chances and opportunities and also accountability. what has been missing is this is about. >> in tin the california nationd and chp about the effort. lastly, the chief said change on the streets would be the measure of success. deployment begins today with the california national guard

insisting this is not boots on the ground, but support for work already underway by the san francisco police department. reporting live outside of city hall. abc7 news. reggie: speaking of the tenderloin is getting additional love and attention right now. it was the kickoff to i love tenderloin week yesterday. people are spitting up the streets getting them ready -- ready for visitors. they will showoff the hidden and lesser-known jams in the neighborhood all week long. they want you to come experience it for yourself. kumasi: police in davis have called in federal help to solve two deadly stabbings in four days. the latest attack left a 20-year-old dead saturday night. sn that and it is traumatizing. i'm still trying to process it. >> this is not happen often on all. it's been quite a few years

since we had something remotely similar. >> thursday night a 50-year-old male was found dead at another nearby park. in a person of interest was detained and arrested on unrelated charges. they have not said if this person is a suspect in so far they have no evidence connecting the attacks. reggie: this morning there is an urgent search in texas for the man accused of shooting and killing his neighbors in their home number -- north of it includes an eight-year-old child. we are live at the desk with that. jobina: they say they have zero leads and they are conducting door-to-door searches right now. hundreds of people gathered at the elementary school north of houston last night remembering the shooting rampage and the small community is living in fear. olson garcia was having guest at their home friday night when he says his neighbor francisco oropeza began firing and ar-15 from his porch for "fun".

according to garcia when he ask him to stop he began shooting and killed five people including his wife and son. garcia says the sho wife and another person told him to escape through the window because she knew his wife would not survive. >> this is a small community where neighbors say every single weekend people fire weapons for fun. it is the normal. . but what happen here nobody thought was possible. >> according to authorities two women were found lying on top of children. witnesses say the children were surviving because someone threw a pile of clothes on top of them. authorities and sent dogs tracked him to an isolated area finding his clothing and phone but lost track of him completely. investigators are offering an $80,000 reward for information leading to him. texas governor greg abbott is facing criticism for identifying

the victim as undocumented immigrant in the same statement with he -- in which he offered condolences to the love tev bkeh arts stealing 30 gra worth of si instrument.they recently held at concert to raise funds for osa. -- one individual this as part of his eagle scout project. i wanted to help is much as i could and no better than doing something like this. >> it was nice for the band to come out and care about what happened to the school. >> i think it is helpful and it makes me happy. kumasi: since the theft owners have come up with more than $40,000. and more than 30 replacement instruments have been donated. the money will help the school with upgrading its security system, referred to but -- refurbishing the instruments, and more. reggie: still to come, fake blood and pets. the weirdest things left in an

uber this year. kumasi: new york stock exchange is off by about 65 points. a update on the stock or get next. reggie: and raising awareness to get people tested for skin cancer. join us on the abc 7 streaming app at 7:00 a.m. for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live from 7:00 to 8:00. if you download that we will stream and we will announce tickets for the big party on sale today. kumasi: on everybody. everybody. everybody. drew: today it is cooler. we have cloud cover and soon showers returned to the forecast. this area of low pressure sinks south in california. it will bring isolated drizzle. it is out there right now and it is a cloudy day. temperatures below average only in the mid-50's low 60's. you have to bring out your winter clothing once again.

there is the cloudy out there today. an isolated shower on the coast. limited sunshine for monday. watch what happens early tomorrow morning. an area of low pressure spinning on top of us bringing low showers -- showers and thunderstorms into the forecast. on the abc 7 storm impact scale it is level 1 for tomorrow and wednesday. the biggest thing we are watching is the chance for thunderstorms and hail and rainfall around five inches around the region. we have a chance of like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset,

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reggie: the nba playoffs are back on abc seven this week. you can catch the needs and the heat -- the nixon they keep playing saturday. at 7:00. the warriors take on the lakers at 5:30 p.m.. today. this morning people keeping an

eye on the mississippi river after it is expected to crest after rain caused it to flood over the weekend. cleanup is along -- in the -- underway with for nato damage. it damaged 100 homes in virginia beach overnight. new york city freeways flooded over the weekend. drivers were trapped for hours. new jersey, new -- two boys had to be rescued by boat after they were trapped inside of a flooded tunnel. >> we had a lot of water. three feet from what we could see. they were sitting on a pipe that runs the length of the tunnel. they were sitting there trying to stay out of the water. reggie: in florida and suspected tornado lifted a car into the air, slammed it to the ground, the kusi: s melanoma monday rog on the first melamashe every year. of skin cancer. it has $.99 cu

-- a 9 if it is caught early. it can invade the lip nodes and it can cause toxicology the early detection is key to get the best outcome. kumasi: dr. say you should get moles and spots on your skin checked if you notice they are asymmetrical or have an uneven color. the best way to protect your skin is using sunscreen of spf 30 or higher and clothing that protects your skin from ultraviolet light. reggie: morning -- monday morning report. jenny craig will shut down its corporate offices in california as soon as this friday. the transition moves into an e-commerce economy. it plans to close inside and end the bulk of operations. it is unable to secure financing to continue operations. mass layoffs are expected in the coming days. gas prices are slightly down

over the last week but they are up a few cents compared to a month ago. the state average in california is four dollars $.87 for a regular and -- unleaded. and it is down three cents from last week. the national average is and in dublin there is a station selling for $4.15. the new york stock exchange is up about 80 points this morning kumasi: excitement is building in england for the coronation of king charles. -- charles and camilla will be sitting on the throne chair. they have been conserved and restored and they have a saint edward's chair. using that for his crowning. it was made more than 700 years ago for another king. these were made in 1953 for the coronation of queen elizabeth ii

they will be used in the early parts of thor ti ocalla. in the sounnual a brightig gala saturday night helped raise money for the alzheimer's association area this is one of the biggest events of the year and last year they set a record of bringing in more than $1 million. abc7news is one of the proud sponsors and abc seven mornings reporter amanda custodio served as the mc you can see her looking beautiful for the second straight year. now here in san francisco, hundreds of people gathered for a night of fun to support an organization that is aimed at helping the cities most vulnerable residents. saturday night was a 36 anniversary of show of hope gala. it brought people together to raise money for the san francisco community house center. it provides support to the cities on house, low income, lgbtq, and people living with hiv. the gala is the center's big fundraiser and there was no shortage of support from

generous owners. >> we know the tenderloin community is a resilient community. what we know, is if we can getso help. and they want to be connected to the community. that is what all of our grams do. -- our programs do. kumasi: we were in the building we were supporting our friend reggie. [laughter] that was the mc this year and last year. it was so much fun. hey. [laughter] drew: it looked like a blast. reggie: you saw bradley there julia's husband. it was a great event, right? it just keeps getting better. kumasi: and nancy pelosi's speech talking about trans rights and health care is timely and interesting. reggie: yeah, it was a full show. and if you're not familiar it is

located in the heart of tenderloin. providing mental health services, regular help services, and they have a brand-new trans center. a lot of exciting things happening. we talk about negative things ing in tenderloin, but there is also a show of hope. kumasi: they are working hard and invested. it was fun. you did a good job. you set the tone. drew: you really did. you did well. according to everybody, it is cloudy out there and cool. we have a chance of showers the first week of may. bringing out the winter clothing once again. it is breezy and chilly to start may. thunderstorms with hail possible tomorrow and wednesday. the weekend -- the rest of the week will be below average. it is breezy out there in spots. reinforcing cooler air. temperatures right now generally in the 40's and 50's.

today, we are not warming too fast and we are not warming too far from where we are right now in the mid-50's and low 60's. that is it. below average with a lot of cloud cover and a tonight we have rain working back into the forecast and even the possibility of thunderstorms. it's a level on the abc 7 storm impact scale. today you notice the cloud cover for monday. limited sunshine keeping the cool feel in the forecast. early tomorrow morning we have a low spending on top of us and as it does, it will -- spinning on top of us, and as it does, it will create an unstable atmosphere. there's a chance of a thunderstorm popping up. and there is a threat of thunderstorm for most of the bay area tomorrow we could see lightning and thunder and also see hail. this is the seven-day forecast with a level 1 storm tomorrow that continues into wednesday. we will remove the shower chances later, and we have

temperatures below average in the 50's and 60's. jobina: we will start on the maps and look at vacaville. we have a new crash coming in starting a new backup. around nine miles per hour for people traveling out of dixon. westbound 80 past midway road is a crash from vacaville. it does not look like injuries have been reported but it will be it until they get the tunnel cleaned up. jobina: the left side of the screen is where vehicles are traveling westbound toward the maze. if you're headed to the toll plaza the lights for the meters came on at 5:36. tracy to dublin it is in our 16 minutes. ♪ kumasi: of belmont

community event of the year. school forces celebrate the music festival and it raises money to kelp -- help keep music programs in school. they showcased local performers yesterday. ♪ reggie: more fun people living in san francisco east neighborhood celebrated the most colorful of festivals. holy. this is one of the most significant has civil -- festivals in hindu culture. powdered color was in the open space which was the bus terminal in the past. is the second year that holy has been held there. reggie: and 81-year-old indiana woman is celebrating a lifelong dream. she graduated college she accepted her diploma from bethel university. she set her sights on this for more than five decades. she had to delay the train because life happened. she retired nine years ago and finally decided to focus on school. >> literally doing nothing and i had gotten bored. i thought it was a good opportunity to finish what i started.

>> i remember talking to her on the phone when she was writing her papers. she was so dedicated she would say i have to get off the phone now and go do my homework. kumasi: [laughter] that is janice's daughter and she is very proud of her mom. her journey in education is not over. she will return to bethel university in the fall to get her masters in ministry. all right. congratulations. reggie: yes. kumasi: if you left something in an uber, you are not alone, by the ridesharing service is telling us people are leaving strange things behind. reggie: every year they come out with lists this year's includes at denny devito christmas ornament, a fog machine, a slushy machine, 16 ounces of fake blood, two pet turtles, kumasi: [laughter] reggie: jacksonville name the most forgetful city in leaving things in uber's.

pets come up more than you think including dogs. how do you forget them? having said that -- i diddly by dog once at the safeway. kumasi: what? where? reggie: when i lived in portland. kumasi: you tied him up outside? reggie: i tied him up outside i had to buy a couple things for a party i was having. i ran through there miscarrying balloons and a cake and i ran through there and i walked right past my dog. went home. kumasi: you got all the way home? reggie: all my friends are there we are having i can't be and i . i ran back. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: and there he was. kumasi: he walked right past it. is there anyone else that could adopt me that's what he looked like. we will have a break for people who leave their dog in the uber.

reggie: that's right. kumasi: up next what you need to do today. reggie: it is how you recover. you can watch live on demand for the abc 7 tv app. it is for google tv, amazon fire, roku. download the app and you can start streaming. kumasi: as we had to break we take a live look outside on monday, may 1. we will be right back.

kumasi he are seven inp.gan chee since march. the second largest bank failure in u.s. history. all branches will be open as usual today. reggie: the chp will

patrolling san francisco neighborhoods including tenderloin as a plan to crackdown on drug dealers and combat the fentanyl crisis. kumasi: the search of a man accused of shooting and killing five family members and neighbors in texas. the search continues today. reggie they say they have no leads on where he may have gone. reggie: oakland unified teachers union are at the bargaining table today after no agreement was reached over the weekend. both sides are trying to avoid a strike. one month left of the school year. drew: cloud cover already in place it is a cool day today. and isolated showers as possible on the coast. if you look at the temperatures, this afternoon we are in the 50's and 60's. tomorrow, we have a chance of showers increasing with a level 1 storm on the storm impact scale. we have a chance of thunderstorms and hail likely on tuesday. jobina: we have a deadly crash

investigated in san jose. this is the city's debt -- 12th deadliest crash of the year. 12 deadly crash of the year. kumasi: number seven, the warriors are advancing in the nba playoffs. after a game seven win against the kings in sacramento. next they are playing the lakers tomorrow at chase center. tickets go on sale at 9:30 this morning if you are a season ticket holder. and 4:00 p.m. for the general public. reggie: i'll have you know this is the first year of ever considering it. drew: that's fine. kumasi: this is a series of first for you in sports this year. reggie: you've been a big influence. jobina: we have all been influenced by each other in a number of ways and this is my contribution. reggie: in positive ways i think. kumasi: yes, positive across-the-board.

can we invest in getting a suite. reggie: don't push it. [laughter] reggie: >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, breaking overnight, the failing first republic bank seized and sold. overnight, jp morgan chase buying the struggling first republic bank, saving it from the brink of collapse after customers withdrew more than $100 billion in deposits in less than two months after the collapse of silicon valley bank. what it means for consumers. a state of emergency overnight. a tornado touching down in virginia beach, possibly the strongest in years, damaging dozens of homes. plus the flood threat drenching the east coast. ginger is tracking it all. >> manhunt in texas.