teachers in oakland, we are alive with wet parents need to know as students are expected to go to class. and a former oakland resident has been accused of a deadly stabbing spree in davis, what we learned about him and the crime he is accused of. reggie: for members of the proud boys found guilty of conspiracy, what it means as the dod cracks down on rioters. kumasi: and the warriors roll. ok, klay. reggie: i am sitting between two people who are at the game last night. kumasi: good luck charms. reggie: what did you say? jobina: we would wear their jerseys. reggie: and jobina had to be there. kumasi came through as well. drew: it worked. you have to go back.

jobina: wiped the floor with them. kumasi: i was like, how is this going to go? reggie: it was tight the first half. then no problems. jobina: then it was not. reggie: even just watching it on the screen it was fun. kumasi: it was so much fun. did you watch the whole game? jobina: you sure did. it is a record. 2-2. reggie: once we were over 100 it was like, i can go home now. jobina: insane. [laughter] drew: it is a quiet start to the day on this friday. cloud cover. we could have a little bit of drizzle but there is no organized rain. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. the cold spot at 39 degrees. but we have the storm impact scale in effect today, that would be this evening and into

tomorrow morning for some showers, light rain. a level 1 on the storm impact scale. rainfall will be less than an inch. and we will be below average for the weekend. starting out today, mostly cloudy, limited sunshine. in the evening, we will see some lighter showers in the north bay and along the coast. you will have light rain for friday night plans as the rain moves through. even by 11:00 p.m., light showers, but thankfully we are looking at a nice weekend for saturday and sunday. now let's take a look at traffic. jobina: we have a sig alert still in place because of a sinkhole. it's still closed page burrell road and 84. headlights traveling westbound here, no problems or advisories

for the san mateo bridge. and has been pretty treacy to dublin, 34 minutes, and everything else on time. reggie: today will not be classed as usual for thousands of students in oakland as teachers hit the picket line for a second day. schools will be operating on a modified schedule as teachers fight for better benefits and pay. we are at skyline high school where the teachers were picketing yesterday. reporter: yes, talk about being dedicated to the cause, we have a couple early risers already holding signs here at skyline and it is only a few minutes after 5:00 a.m. day two, more demonstrations are planned. we saw over 3000 educators on the picket line yesterday across 80 sites in oakland. and we know at this point there has been no agreement, no end

thooat oa modified schedule with the ongoing strike. the last day of classes is scheduled for mayketing was followed by a rally. we have not heard if the two sides have made any progress. there is no indication they have returned to the bargaining after hearing from the school district and oakland education association, there is also a question about the last action taken. the district says a written proposal was submitted on wednesday night but the union says that has not received a proposal, all regarding teacher contracts. for now, they are focusing on the impact to the students. >> we will continue to push further to be an agreement for both parties. it's our babies and we have to put them first. >> both sides, we told them we will help them reach an agreement because we have to get this to end as quickly as

possible so the kids are in school. reporter: you heard from the state superintendent tony thurmond they are speaking about the strike during a school visit ents a imbo, some ti to four ces at the have opened up. others are sharing their frustration, keeping them home altogether. in the next half hour, we will hear from parents directly as day two begins at 7:30 a.m. this morning, followed by a 12:30 p.m. demonstration expected elsewhere. for now, we have early risers here and we will be here all morning. in oakland, abc7 news. kumasi: we are learning more about the man arrested for a series of stabbings in davis. he has been identified as a former oakland resident and u.c. davis student. police said carlos dominguez was

detained at the same park as one of the stabbings. he was wearing clothing that witnesses described. he was also in possession of a knife at the time of his arrest. investigators say he is facing murder and attempted murder charges. he was a student at u.c. davis until last week, and laughter because of academic issues. it's not clear at this time of his motive. reggie: we have heard about businesses leaving downtown san francisco, but the fact remains there are some moving in or expanding. a new ikea is going up on market street, cocoa republic has opened and the old crate and barrel location, chanel recently moved into some new stores, and ross is expanding as it moves into this space that is currently nordstrom rack. so some shoppers are really

looking forward to that. >> i shop around because it makes expensive and cheaper things are becoming more popular. reggie: city officials are looking to asked for a changes to allow a greater variety of businesses in union square. kumasi: new developments for members of the far-right groups the proud boys convicted for their roles in the january 6 attack. jobina: yes, the four members, including the former leader, hav e been found guilty of seditious conspiracy by federal prosecutors. federal prosecutors made the case. they attempted to ke trump in office after losing the election. the justice department says that the group saw themselves as donald trump's army which was "thirsting for violence and organizing for action." the leader coordinated the attack from his phone, texting

group members to not leave. the jury found another group member not guilty of seditious felonies, but guilty of other felonies. >> the department of justice very rarely charges seditious conspiracy. it's a political crime. and i call it treason's c it is a crime against the state, the government is the victim. jobienttorne countered that the former president is to blame. the doj because the probe into the generous six insurrection one of the largest and most complex in its history. the convictions follow a seditious conspiracy conviction for oath keepers' founder steward rhodes 85 of his group members. reggie: one of the three major highways to yosemite will be closed into the summer. highway 120 is closed because of a large crack in the road. it is about 200 feet long and up to four feet deep.

the roads of surface is still moving. drivers through merced at 140. kumasi: the warriors are lo to take the lead in the western conference semifinals with the lakers. they tied it up last night. clay johnson had 30 points last night. the warriors >> we needed this one. yeah. we to figure out how to win this game. and everybody played amazing basketball and focused basketball. and we had the crowd in it wit the home-court advantage. >> those short moments of euphoria, the flow where you feel like you cannot miss.

jobina: ok, game three is tomorrow in l.a. you can watch the game here on abc7 and coverage begins at 5:30 p.m. reggie: be specific, it was 83-pointers from klay thompson -- eight three-pointers from klay thompson. party time after the warriors won against the lakers. >> yeah! >> the best part was the entire game and then the final score. >> i knew that they would do it. came all the way from chicago to see the warriors. >> we have warriors fans in chicago? >> yes! kumasi: [laughter] reggie: yes. kumasi: the yes. [laughter] reggie: singing the national anthem last night, bay area native niaid davidson, who is a hollywood star in "monster

high." >> ♪ so proudly we hail ♪ ♪ >> i first started singing for the warriors at eight years old, and i am 18 now. reggie: that is a cool story. feeling confident after the victory last night, so hopefully that keeps going. kumasi: it is on. and there's tom. i was so happy to see zendaya on the screen. she was chill. reggie: some people go wild on the screen. but that is exciting. kumasi: you know who else and they got? danny devito. i love him. it was fun. joe montana. drew: and this is game two. these people are like, i am coming out. here is a look this morning. cloud cover. and we will likely see some drizzle at the coast. any organized during will be holding off until this evening.

here is the reason why. here is the next area of low pressure. this is not going to sit on top of us like the last one from this past week. this area of low pressure is going to the north, but it will draghi trough through here, bringing showers tonight and early on saturday morning. it is a level one on the abc7 storm impact scale with showers and rainfall at less than half an inch. so, we are getting you into saturday morning. i want to show you, this is 5:30 a.m. if you are up early we will have showers. but that showers are going to exit around 8:00 on saturday, so for the rest of the day in the daylight it will be dry. today, mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid 50's and 60's. another day where we are below average. showers this evening, be aware of that if you have friday night plans. and here is the three-day forecast. showers tonight into early

saturday morning. and then we will find dry conditions in temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we'll take a closer look at the weekend, show you warmer weather next week in just a few minutes. reggie: still to come, the controversial comments from a lawyer in the bubbly murder case that brought an apology. kumasi: the new hotline aimed at ending hate crimes. reggie: the new sneakers bringi goodness is being threatened. but the babybel snack heroes are here to save the day. and restore the goodness. babybel join the goodness. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included.

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working for quite a while to put it out. so, it is a three alarm fire, erupting at 3:00 a.m. the roof collapsed. inside when the fire broke out but authorities say there have been no injuries reported. the cause is not known. we will keep you updated. reggie: a 21-year-old in custody after a second mass shooting in serbia in only two days. eight people died in this shooting. the man was in a vehicle, got out and started firing into a village. he left and drove to two other villages where he fired at more people. this is about 37 miles away from belgrade, were eight children died in a school shooting earlier this week. the incidents are not believed to be related. kumasi: president biden has picked his next u.s. general, the new york times says he will nominate general charles brown junior. the job as a top military

advisor to the president. brown is currently the chief of staff for the air force, he would succeed general mark milley, who was nominated by president trump in 2019. his term expires in september. reggie: the attorney for the man accused of killing bob lee is apologizing for controversial comments. after a toxicology report revealed lee had drugs in his system, nima momeni insinuated that drugs could have played a part in the action that led to his death. she then issued a statement apologizing for her remarks. "especially to bob and friends. i regret i categorized screen in such a cavalier way. i am sorry." kumasi: a new hotline in response to hate crimes. he crimes have jumped up 33% in 2020 from 2021 -- to 2021.

at the governor says he is sending a message that hate will no longer be tolerated. hate crimes can include those motivated by race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender and religion, among other things. reports can be made anonymously, just call the number on your screen. the hotline operates monday through friday, 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. reggie: soil samples being collected as an investigation continues into a toxic release in november at the martinez refining company. 14 samples collected will be sent to a lab to see if there is potential health risks to the public. at the refinery released catalysts, which the health department discovered had elevated levels of metal. people who live in the area are advised not to eat produce they grow in their yard. a special pair of the pop-up isy

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celebrity version but a limited edition color, orange. i really wanted them. i still have them. reggie: i did not know this. kumasi: how long did you wait? drew: not long, 30 minutes. i did not go for yeezy, that's nuts. hours long, the lottery, it is a whole thing. reggie: i am really happy to hear this. drew: if you like sneakers, get them. whatever you like. reggie: i will show you something. kumasi: something you waited in line for? reggie: no, i just thought i was dumb to want these sneakers. i will show you. drew: have you warned them before? reggie: they are very on brand. drew: we are on brand today with rain. here is a look at san jose. it is mostly cloudy. we are getting a break from the showers this morning. any plans you have for the first half of the day, you are fine.

more showers this evening and extending into tomorrow morning. much of saturday will be dry. sunday will be totally dry as well. temps right now in the 40's and low 50's. here live doppler -- is live doppler 7. we could see drizzle in the north bay really nothing organized moving into the area until this evening. on the storm impact scale, it is a level one. showers, light rain rainfall will be less than a half animate inch -- of an inch. we've had a week of limited sunshine into pitchers on the cooler side. we'll continue that theme for the week. mostly cloudy this morning, quiet or dry. it is the afternoon when we have a chance in the north bay, then the evening, light showers becoming widespread. but for copying, we are cool in the mid 50's to and 60's. evening showers and mostly

cloudy start. 60, napa. 64, san jose. this time of year, we should be into the 70's for san jose. they time -- for overnight tonight, we are on other side -- either side of 50 degrees. showers tonight into tomorrow morning. most of saturday will be dry. sunday is totally dry. early next week, we will warm up and have increasing sunshine by thursday and wednesday. jobina: good morning, so far for friday you are in for a nice commute. it's light out there with a live picture here of the san rafael bridge. traffic going southbound headlights here at the 880 at the coliseum. so, the one issue we have is the road work from the sinkhole, that will be in and on the peninsula, but besides that we have light chive times. -- drive times

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kumasi: herehe sen gs to owone, picketing. schools in the oakland district are working on a modified schedule. reggie: please have identified a man in a series of stabbings a a former u.c. davis student. he is facing two homicide charges. investigators have not revealed his motive. kumasi: number three, two unusual tornadoes touched down in carson in southern california but nobody got hurt. drew: number four, it is a cloudy morning. we starting out without rain but the showers do move back into the forecast this evening. first in the north bay,. the tonight. it is a level one on the storm impact scale. jobina:rtcoinuing today that we

because of a larger sinkhole. state route 35 is closed in that area. reggie: number six, a win for the warriors, they beat the lakers last night tying up the series. the next game is saturday and l.a. kumasi: number seven, less than 24 hours to go until the coronation of king charles. the first in more than 70 we will have special live coverage starting at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. reggie: american idol judges katy perry and lionel richie will be performing at the coronation tomorrow. we have the details in your gma first look. reporter: this morning, providing american idols. >> can we talk? >> should we go to therapy? reporter: to crowning a king, we are hearing from katy perry. ♪ and lionel richie. >> ♪ hello

is it me you are looking for? ♪ ♪ >> i will be at everything they can throw at me. >> it is beautiful. it will be a real education. reporter: before their performance on sunday for king charles. >> i plan on showing off. >> grateful to be there, representing usa. reporter: coming up, we are your coronation headquarters with michael strahan, laura spencer and deborah roberts joining me in london. that's your gma first look. reggie: coming up, senator feinstein standing firm she will not resign from the senate. kumasi: then, ed sheeran winning a lawsuit on claims he

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davis, the student at uc davis. kumasi: new tornadoes hit southern california, the damage left behind. reggie: one of the most notorious murder cases ever may go back to trial, the menendez brothers say they have new evidence. kumasi: charles in charge, the world waiting for the coronation of the new king. good morning. we made it to friday. reggie: now i cannot get the trials and charge music out of my head. he was in charge of our days anyway. drew: who pleaded charles -- played charles? i forget. reggie: scott barria. kumasi: no. drew: we have 45 seconds to look it up. here is the satellite this money. kumasi: it was. drew: good for us. reggie: remember -- from

baywatch? she was a kid in it. drew: it was a long time ago. we have giselle, but no uniform showers until this evening. 40's and 50's right now. the storm impact scale, it is in play this evening and overnight. a level 1 for light showers and rain. rainfall will be less than an inch. a a lot of cloud cover morning. dry to start the day. it's in the evening when we will start to see light showers. if you have friday night plans, we have light rain to contend with, so the umbrella will be your best friend tonight. temps in the 50's and 60's once again. we'll preview the weekend in a few minutes. now traffic. jobina: this is going to be a quick update for you because it has been light, sola , dawe saw metering lights were close to

coming on. not the case today. traffic is moving. walnut creek, 680, that is where we see the taillights. i thought i would bring drive times for you. southbound on 680 from highway 4, six minutes. to highway 13, 8 minutes. nice. reggie: we are learning more about the man accused in a series of stabbings near uc davis. he is a former oakland resident and was a student at uc davis. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. reporter: we found out the suspect was a student at uc davis from the fall of 2020 until last week. then the school says he was separated for academic reasons. those who know the suspect say they are shocked. 21 year old carlos dominguez is facing charges of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. he stabbed three people in near

uc davis within a week. the attacks were violent and brazen. one man was killed, as well an on house to man. a woman is recovering. police say he had a backpack with a knife, consistent with what they were looking for. before college, carlos dominguez lived in oakland and at several people who knew him say they are shocked by the arrest, including his former coach. >> it was not that aggressive of a football player. you never had discipline issues on the field. >> i am hop person in davis can be done with this. reporter: those who know him say he had a family involved in his life. according to the university come he was a student until two days before the first attack. there's no information that carlos dominguez knew the

victims and it is unclear what the motive might have been. he could be in court as soon as monday. kumasi: for the second day, teachers are striking in oakland, but schools are open and students are expected to attend. our reporter is live in oakland with how parents are feeling about this. good morning. reporter: yeah, day two with many parents hoping a deal gets done this week. it is friday morning teachers are expected back on the picket line at 7:30 a.m., but still no indication that the district or union officials have returned to the bargaining table. but we know teachers will be returning to the picket lines across 80 different sites in oakland. yesterday, more than 3000 district educators went on strike 80 different schools, followed by a massive rally. we heard from both the school district and education

association, and there seems to be debate over the last action taken. the district says a proposal was submitted on wednesday night by the union says it has not received a proposal. this is all regarding teacher contracts. we found parents on both sides. while there are many parents who have put support behind the teachers, a father we spoke with feels the 22% raise offered by the district is one that the teachers union should accept. the union is asking for 23%. >> there's parents in a difficult position because of the strike. do they really think about us? no, they ask us to support them. what are we supporting? you are not getting a 1%? come on. >> keep it normal for the kids. there's packets the kids can browse, but there is games going on and of stories being read. reporter: for now, the schools will continue to operate on a

modified schedule. at the last day of classes will be may 25. we also heard from the superintendent, who spoke about the oakland teachers strike yesterday. he says he has reached out to both sides and he wants to help them reach an agreement, and then get the kids back in school. in 2019, the teachers strike lasted seven days. this is only the second day and we already see the group growing. more people are expected as the morning continues, but for now we are outside of skyline high school in oakland. reggie: it was a case that made international headlines in the 1980's and 1990's, now the brothers who killed at their parents in beverly hills are asking the courts to vacate their convictions. they are currently serving life in prison. the menendez brothers say they have new evidence. jobina: attorneys for the

brothers filed court papers at that argue that two new pieces of evidence, a letter written by eric to one of his cousins in 1989, 8 months before the killings, and recent allegations by a former member of the boy band menudo warrant opening the case. the parents were gunn their sons in 1989. their sons never denied carrying out the killings, but they claimed their father sexually molested them for years, and they killed their parents out of prosecutors say that the killings were financially motivated and appointed to spending sprees by the brothers after the fact. the first trial ended with the jury not able to reach a verdict. in the second trial, which lacked testimony, ende

both brother is convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy. today, their attorney say allegations of surfaced last month and a documentary in which a former member of the boy band menudo alleged that jose hernandez drugged and assaulted him when he was 14 during a visit to his home in new jersey in 1983 or 1984. jose was an executive at rca records, which signed menudo. the menendez brothers' attorne say they are being held unlawfully right now. reggie: ok, thank you. dianne feinstein has responded to claims she should resign. in a statement commission he says that she intends to stay in office, but she did not include an exact return date. she has missed dozens of votes since being hospitalized with shingles. she has been released from the hospital but has not returned to

the senate. and because of the midst of votes, she has faced calls to resign. but she says the committee she is on still advanced nominees despite her not being there to vote. kumasi: cleanup underway in southern california after two tornadoes touched down near l.a. the touched down in carson and compton. the first one and carson had winds up to 70 miles per hour. nobody was hurt, but there was damage to some buildings and vehicles. and at least wintry was toppled. reggie: ed sheeran has released a new album. it came out just hours jury found him not liable for copyright infringement. he was accused of copying marvin gaye's 1973 sheet music for "let's get it on" in his song "thinking out loud." he played his guitar on the stand, saying that his song's

chor are it looks like i am notg to retire after all. at the same time, i am frustratedlowed to go to court t all. reggie: the family of marvin gaye filed the lawsuit. but the family did not speak after the verdict. kumasi: an italian art researcher claims to have identified a mysterious bridge in the backdrop of the mona lisa, claiming the bridge in the famous portrait is in a small town in tuscany. he's convinced it is the romito bridge. his theory is based on historical documents, photographs of the area. this has been a source of debate for centuries. the mayor of the town is excited about the prospect, hoping it will bring tourists to her town. reggie: get the coin.

kumasi: charge people to get on the bridge. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: otherwise. [laughter] still to come, london is calling. we'll take you live to the u.k. where people are waiting for the king's coronation. reggie: jennifer coolidge's latest gig at canceled because of the writers' strike. where she was set to appear. drew: let's go outside on our friday. it is a quiet start to the day with dry conditions. traffic is flowing nicely. it is cloudy. we cannot get rid of the clouds yet. another day of limited sunshine. showers are returning to the forecast this evening. now here is live doppler 7. our next area of low pressure is off of the coast of oregon. unlike the last one for much of the week that was right on top of us, this one is going to move. it will not linger, but it will bring a trough through this

evening and early tomorrow morning, that will give us a chance of more light showers. here's the future whether. beginning the day with mostly cloudy conditions. in the evening, we begin to see light showers moving through. keep in the back of your mind if you have plans tonight, take the umbrella because we will have showers in the overnight. light in nature and continuing at 5:30 a.m. once the sun comes up, we will see showers push out. much of the day will be dry. today, mostly cloudy, mid-50's. well below average. the forecast goes early morning showers on saturday, dry for much of the day, then much of a dry day on sunday. next week, warmer weather. know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence.

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building for days with people already lining the route where he will be tomorrow. our abc news reporter is london. good morning. reporter: good morning. in 24 hours -- it' hours until the king comes for his coronation in a ceremony of pomp and pageantry. the king and queen consult arriving where the final preparations for the coronation are underway. his coronation already drawing super fans, more than one million people expected in line the streets of london. >> it is a once in a lifetime opportunity. reporter: members of the royal family arriving for rehearsals. prince louis and george in prince harry will be attending, though his visit will be short. >> very quick, may be only 24

hours in the u.k. he will attend the coronation, skip everything else and he will get on an airplane straight back to l.a.. reporter: on saturday, the military, led by princess anne, set to put on a show with a procession. >> it is a show not only for the armed forces at that the king is the head of, but also showing the best of britain and the commonwealth. reporter: on sunday, a star-studded concert with line will reach you only one of the many artists set to perform. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so to be part of it is everything. reporter: officials are beefing up security and what could be the largest security operation in british history, hoping to keep protesters and check. this after buckingham palace went to to lock down on tuesday when a man allegedlygrounds. the price

taxpayers about $125 million. >> they could be paying for it themselves. reporter: over 2000 expected to attend the ceremony inside of westminster abb first lady jill biden will be among them, along with other foreign dignitaries and european royals. reggie: it takes a certain kind of person to be out there days before, waiting for an event like this, so what is the most unusual thing you have seen? reporter: yeah, all sorts of quirky things. the bars and restaurants are decorated for the coronation and there's excitement building. the corky asked -- quirk thing, a special message, a mind of that gap message -- the king

and queen recorded it for the coronation. we have also seen super fans addressed up, a lot of british -- dressed up. and a lot of british flags. reggie: the mind the gap thing is cute. [laughter] kumasi: abc news will have exclusive coverage of the event s on saturday morning, starting at 2:00 a.m., and you can watch here or stream on hulu. reggie: jennifer coolidge was supposed to host the finale of "saturday night live." kumasi: that episode has been canceled because of the writer'' strike. they had to scrap the last three episodes of the season, including this week, which would have starred pete davidson. kieran culkin was supposed to host next week. then jennifer coolidge was supposed to host with the foo fighters. she has never hosted snl.

that was going to be epic. reggie: i know. drew: they could bring her back next season. reggie: she should be the first one. drew: her popularity is so high. reggie: i with of deceit kieran culkin, too -- would love to see kieran culkin, too. kumasi: you just have to go see her live. or virtual. jobina: i have the login. drew: i will be watching over your shoulder. [laughter] what is she saying? reggie: i want to see that. jobina: i am so interested. i forget who is interviewing her. reggie: it is an interview, ok. jobina: i think he led out magazine paired you know who i am talking about. drew: ok. from peleton. i love him as an instructor. she is there, too. reggie: she police -- always

wants to kill you, that trainer. drew: if she is wearing yellow. jobina: we are talking about a professional conference coming up. you can get a ticket and see jennifer coolidge. kumasi: that is good. jobina: proud sponsor. drew: here is a look outside, it is cloudy but we are dry. if you have anything to do this morning, you can go about the day without the umbrella, but this evening we have showers that will go into the first part of saturday. but be aware, most of the week and will be totally dry. we are in the 40's and 50's right now. light layers is what you need. we have a little bit of drizzle in the north bay, but organized showers are holding off until this evening. we have the storm impact scale in played tonight and into saturday morning with showers, light rain. the rainfall will be less than half of an inch. it take a look at the camera.

you can see clouds up above. the first half of the day, it is quiet with limited sunshine. our rain chances are increasing for the afternoon. th later this evening we will haveen -- then later this evening we will have showers, 50's and 60's. we are below average by about 12 degrees. bella because he will have showers moving through as you go about the night. tonight come evening showers, mid-50's and 60's. a light rain tonight. to pitchers on either side of 50. showers tonight and into early tomorrow. they showers will be wrapping up around 10:00 a.m. tomorrow so much of the day will be dry, all of sunday will be dry. then more normal weather by midweek next week. jobina: good morning. i want to zoom in because we are following some road work on eastbound 80 between university and gilman that will slow you

down, the speeds around 11 miles per hour through albany, clearing up at berkeley. but it will slow you down. and that roadwork is in place until about 11:00 a.m. today. a look at the metering lights that came on at 5:36 a.m. a live picture in walnut creek. reggie: parking ticket warnings from transit officials and what to look out for. kumasi: turbotax could owe you money, why they have to shout out millions as part of a lawsuit.

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from 2016-20 you could have money coming. there has been a lawsuit claiming that turbotax charge people for services that should have been free. millions are eligible for the payments come anywhere from $29 to $85. the company sent ads that sent customers to a paid service, even though customers could have used a free service. you will get an email if you are eligible. kumasi: a new offramp that will give you better access to treasure island. it will be in the far right lane of eastbound 80. it will open on sunday. the existing offramp in the far left lane will be open for several weeks to give drivers time to get used to the new one. coming up at 6:00, passing pre-pandemic highs. predictions from the tourism bureau on the economic rebound. reggie: and how san francisco state is helping workers impacted by unemployment. kumasi: we have a look outside. we will be right back.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. reggie: date to -- kumasi: day two of demonstrations. oakland teacher strike as students are still expected to show up. reggie: san francisco's struggling downtown. but city officials are going to do, to attract new business. kumasi: klay thompson leading warriors to a huge win over the lakers. now the series goes to l.a. for the next against the kings. wave? drew: i miss the wave. jobina: