>> 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: i think everybody was doing everything. drew: all of it. kumasi: the energy -- drew: i'm sorry. it is something you have to bear. reggie: these two are always watching it from the bar. drew: i was going through jobina's ticket. reggie: it very much fits our personalities. jobina: drew was the first to respond to my tweet. reggie: i was about to say replay. i love that stuff. i would have lost my mind. jobina: i did. i did not realize we were on video. i was like "ahhh!" drew: weather-wise, let's talk about it. a replay of yesterday. mostly cloudy skies. showers back in the forecast. it is quiet this morning. a little bit of coastal drizzle,

but organized showers will hold off until later this evening. on the storm impact scale, it is showers, light rain tonight into early morning. if you have late-night plans tonight, take the umbrella. today, a quiet start. showers later this evening. temperatures still below average for this time of the year. mid-50's to mid 60's later on. we will time out there showers for you coming up, but let's check in with jobina and see what traffic is doing. jobina: thank you. we do have an update on the road work we were talking about in the east bay that is going to slow you down. it is going to be westbound 80 between university and gilman, tracking around 19 mph right now. the alert we were following yesterday, although it is not showing on our sensors, it is still in place. portola valley, state road 35 is closed due to that sinkhole.

then bringing you a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza because metering lights are officially on. reggie: today, it will not be classes as usual for thousands of oakland unified students as their teachers hit the picket line for a second day. schools will be open, but they are operating on a modified schedule as teachers continue to fight for more pay and better benefits. amanda is outside skyline high school this morning. amanda: day two, demonstration expected today. the small group behind me at skyline getting here just before 4:45 this morning. yesterday, we saw more than 3000 ousd teachers across 80 school sites, on strike, picketing. that was expected again today. at this point, no indication of any agreement or end in sight. ousd schools will continue to operate on a modified schedule

with the ongoing strike. the last day of classes is scheduled for may 25. yesterday morning, picketing was followed by a massive rally. we have not yet heard if the sides have made any progress. there is no indication they have returned to the bargaining table. aftereari fthoa unhool association, there is also a question about the last action taken. the district says a written proposal was submitted wednesday night. the union says it has not received any comprehensive proposal regarding teacher contracts. any are keeping their focus on impacts to students. >> we will continue to push for an agreement for parties to come to the table. it is our baby. >> i have reached out to both sides to say that we will mediate and help them to reach an agreement, because we have to get the strike ended as quickly as possible so kids are in school. amanda: state

tony thurmond speaking about the teachers strike during a school visit yesterday. parents remain in limbo and some are opting to take their children to one of four centers that have opened up all the strike continues. others still sending their children to school or keeping them home altogether. in the next half hour, we will hear directly from parents who are on both sides of the issue. that is in the next 30 minutes. for now, reporting live outside of skyline high school, amanda del castillo oh. reggie: -- kumasi: we are learning about the men arrested for a series of stabbings in davis. he is a former oakland resident and former u.c. davis student. 41-year-old carlos dominguez was at the same park are one of the stabbings happened. he was wearing clothing witnesses described from the third attack and had a knife on him at the time of the arrest. investigators say he is now facing murder and attempted murder charges.

he left due it is not clear at this point what his motive may have been. reggie: we have heard a lot about businesses leaving downtown san francisco. maybe you have not heard about some of them that are moving in or expanding. a new ikea store is going in. an australian furniture store opened in stockton. andury rai cl samara -- and yvt expanded. another is moving into the area that was previously owned by nordstrom rack. >> i do shop around sometimes. it makes sense because everything is expensive. cheaper things are becoming more popular. reggie: city officials are looking for open space. they asked the planning commission to make changes to allow a greater variety of activities in union square. san francisco transit's warning

about fake parking tickets on windows. it is a scam. the tickets looks similar to the jet tickets. the fake tickets have a qr code directing people to a website where they can pay. transit spokesman stephen chon tells is of standard parking offices have been told to remove and report any false tickets. kumasi: new development's for members of the far-right groups proud boys. for the roles in the january 6 attack, jobina is tracking the story. jobina: four probably members including former leader henrique terrio -- enrique lost their court case. the justice department argues the group saw themselves as donald trump's army, which was thirsting for violence and organizing for action. it says

members from his phone. >> the department of justice very rarely charges seditious conspiracy. it is a political crime. i call it tre it is a against the sta. is the. jobina: defense attorneys countered that trump is to blame, not the members of the proud boys. this is one of the largest and most complex cases. the convictions follow seditious conspiracy convictions for the oath keepers founder and five of his members as well. reggie: one of three major highways to yosemite national park is going to be closed into the summer. highway 120 is closed because of a large crack along the roadway. the crack is about 200 feet long and four feet deep, and the road surface is still moving.

drivers headed to yosemite should enter through merced at highway 100 40. people should expect adding 30 minutes to an hour because of this detour. kumasi: an attorney's apology. a man addressing controversial comments. reggie: sneakers for a san francisco neighborhood. the shoes that have people lining up. drew: we have a lot of cloud cover. temperatures staying in the 50's through lunchtime. but this evening, rain does return to the forecast. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab:

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reggie: breaking news out of los angeles county. look at this massive fire that broke out at a commercial building in commerce overnight. the three alarm fire opted around 4:00 this morning. the roof collapsed. it is not clear if anyone was inside at the time. we have not heard of any injuries and we do not know what caused the fire. 21-year-old is in custody after a second mass shooting in serbia in two days. eight people died in the shooting. police say the man started firing in a village, then left, drove to two more villages, and kept firing. this is about 37 miles away from belgrade, where eight children died in a school shooting earlier this week. the two incidents are not believed to be related. kumasi: president biden has reported they picked his next

top u.s. general. he will nominate charles brown junior to the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the job is the top military advisor to the president. he would succeed general mark milley, who was nominated by president trump in 2019. general milley's term expires in september. reggie: for controversial comments. he had drugs in his system. the attorney insisted that drugs might have played a part in the actions that led to lee's death. the attorney apologized, especially to bob li's family, friends, and loved ones. i regret that i characterized the toxicology screen in such an insensitive and cavalier way. i was out of line and wrong. i am sorry. today is cinco de mayo, to

recognize the victory of the mix can army over france at the battle of blood. -- battle of puebla. there are plenty of not family-friendly events. here are some that are family-friendly. in alameda, they are doing games and a showing of disney movie cocoa. first fridays is all about latin pride. there are three concerts in golden gate park. and it is always a big bash in santa rosa, with music, games, and booths. kumasi: a special pair of nike's has people lining up in chinatown. the pop up the only store carrying the sneaker inspired by the neighborhood. it honors the people, values, and culture that helped to create one of the largest chinese communities. the name gold mountain dates back to california's gold rush. stories of gold mountain attracted immigrants from china to california.

if you want a pair, they are $35. the workers are looking to take the lead in the western conference with the lakers. they tied it up last night in a huge way. klay thompson went off for 30 points last night. michael green, a late add to the line-up instead of kevon looney, scored 15. the warriors one, one under 27-100. --128-100. our coverage tomorrow starts at 5:00 p.m. reggie: it was quite a party after the win tonight. >> the best part of it was probably the entire game and the final score. >> i knew that they would do it. came all the way from chicago. >> they got warriors fans in chicago? >> yes! jobina: that's my favorite. reggie: they are really cute.

you know what else is really cute? the national anthem was stolen by the golden state good luck charm and bay area native. the warriors when i was eight years old, and i am 18 now, so it has been a little while. reggie: they're feeling pretty good about themselves after last night's victory. the party continues in l.a. tomorrow. kumasi: it was a star-studded night at chase center for game two. any devito was in the house. also, look at ryan. they did not put ryan up on the screen, did they? comes to a lot of games. that is cool. this is the oakland native and director of black panther, ryan kugler. reggie: i saw george kittle.

there he is. arld chstian mcy. this is everybody. this is after the game. you everybody is staying. reggie: i like to see that. kumasi: look at our girl, oakland's own zendaya at the game. reggie: what is she wearing? kumasi: her man was with her. jobina: literally right next to her. reggie: why didn't they show that? kumasi: it is her moment. reggie: it is both. drew: at chase center -- is that someone's job? ok, we are here. i want that job. just binoculars looking at the front row. jobina: do they know who bought

the ticket? drew: that is a good question. jobina: do they see something llc? kumasi: they have to get a heads up. jobina: i would think so. drew: jobina: and a nice parking lot. reggie: is that the one i was in with you? drew: very easy access. a hot second on a tuesday. reggie: right this way, mr. thune. -- mr. tuna. jobina: i will never forget that. drew: drew tuna? reggie: it certainly is not. jobina: did you ever know someone with the last name tun a? drew: a light layer certainly needed as you go about your

morning. we are dry out there. the weather is going to be active later this evening. the storm impact scale is in play tonight into early shot -- early saturday. santa cruz, a little bit of sunshine trying to break out from those clouds, that the day is mostly cloudy. showers in the north bay, and then light showers across the region by 9:00 p.m. if you have friday night plans, do take the umbrella with you. we will have light showers. temperatures 50's, mid-60's. the low average for may. 61 in oakland today. 65 in concord. 60 in napa. tonight, we have light showers. tonight, the showers move in. they wrapped up around 10:00 a.m. saturday. all of sunday is dry. then we start to see the weather move in next week. jobina: a quick traffic update for you. thankfully, it has been pretty quiet out there. east bay will have slowdowns.

we have some roadwork in place until 11:00 a.m. between university and gilman. it will clear up once you make it to berkeley. the san mateo bridge beginning to fill in. but the speeds are still at the limit. definitely very clear in san jose right now as we show you a live look at 101. tracy to dublin still resting around 36 minutes. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> my king and queen, reggie and kumasi, in coronation style, i wish you a very good friday. we have to begin with the growing fears of a banking crisis. another bank teetering on the brink of failure. what the new jobs report numbers out this morning reveal about the economy. and then, for members of the far right proud boys are convicted of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the january 6 capital riot. what that means for a special

investigation into january 6 and former president trump. plus, the heart stopping save. his men runs to stop a stroller from running into a busy road. wait until you hear where he was coming from. it is fitting for that video. counting down to the coronation, less than 24 hours away. the home team live in the heart of london will take you inside the last minute details as excitement builds across the globe. you

kumasi: a new hotline has been launched in response to the increase in hate crimes here in california. hate crimes jumped 33% from 2021. governor newsom says he is sending a message that hate will no longer be tolerated. hateful actions reported to the hot light -- hotline can include those motivated by race, sexual

orientation, gender, and gender identity. reports can be made anonymously. the hotline operates monday to friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 a.m.. recently laid-off workers can take free or discounted classes at san francisco state. courses for careers is offering one free course and one course at half off. general education courses and certificates in areas like human resources and project management are also available. interested students have to have proof of an unemployment claim or notice of a layoff. next at and hundreds of pounds of pasta dumped in the woods. what is this? let's take a last look

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>> moving forward, finding solutions -- this is abc7news. reggie: a deadly stabbing spree in davis. what we are learning about the suspect too used to live in the bay area. >> the u.k. gearing up for king charles's coronation, a ceremony more than 70 years in the making. i will have the latest coming up. kumasi: more and pop up food and drinks at the festival. the new ones and returning favorites. reggie: let's see what the forecast looks like this weekend. drew: you know what? [laughter] it is not terrible. it's not quite warm and 70 and sunny. reggie: don't expect a lot. i really feel like that series of sounds -- it echoes. drew: it really does. reggie: [makes a noise]

drew: the showers are holding off until later this evening. today, limited sunshine, mid-50's to mid 60's. after 4:00 p.m. later today and overnight into saturday, we have showers. we do have the storm impact available in the second half of your day today. showers and level 1 rainfall will be less than half of an inch. temperatures will remain below average. we will go hour-by-hour to timeout the system. most of your weekend is looking nice. we will preview that in about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing. jobina: the bay bridge toll plaza is our busiest spot right now. it really is looking like a friday in terms of the commute. no rain or wind advisories. golden gate bridge is nice and clear for you, and we still have a sig alert in effect that we have been following since

yesterday morning. it was put in place wednesday night due to a sinkhole in portola valley. that is still close this morning. reggie: we are learning more about a man accused in a series of stabbings near uc davis. . our reporter is in the newsroom with what we know. >> -- gloria: the suspect was a student at uc davis from fall of 2020 into last week, when the school says he was separated for academic reasons. many who knew the suspect tell abc 7 they are shocked by this news. the 21-year-old is facing charges of two counts of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. police say he stabbed three people near uc davis, all within a week. police say the attacks were violent and brazen, and people were killed, including one who was on housed.

a woman is recovering. police say dominguez had a backpack with a knife, consistent with what they were looking for. before college, dominguez lived in oakland. several people who knew him say they are shocked by this arrest, including his former high school football coach. >> not an agg player and never had any anger issues on the field. >> davis can be done with this. gloria: those who know davis say he had a supportive family -- has a supportive family who seemed involved in his life. he was a uc davis student until two days before the first attack. there is no information that he knew any of the victims. it is unclear what the motive might have been. he could be in court as soon monday. kumasi: thank you. for the second straight day, thousands of teachers in oakland are striking. schools are still open for the

day, and students are expected to attend. from parents. good morning, amanda. amanda: there are educators already getting started outside skyline. they are expected to hit the picket line at 7:30, in about an hour. day two. many parents are saying they hope a dealedy it is friday this morning. so far, there has been no indication that the union or district officials have even returned to the bargaining table, but teachers will return to the picket line. yesterday, more than 3000 district educators went on strike at 80 different school sites, followed by a massive rally. we heard from the oakland unified school district and education association, and there seems to be debate over the last action taken. the district says a written proposal was submitted wednesday night. the union says it has not

received any comprehensive proposal. this is all regarding teacher contracts. we found parents on both sides. well many parents have thrown their support behind teachers, a father we spoke with feels the 22% raise being offered by the district is one the teachers union should accept. remember, the union is asking for 23%. >> there are other parents who are in a difficult position because of the strike. they really think about us? they ask us to support them, what are we supporting? you are not getting a 1% raise. come on. >> trying to keep it normal for the kids. there is not a lot of school happening. there is undue no game going on. there are -- there is an uno game going on. there are stories being read. amanda: the last day of classes is scheduled for may 25. we also heard from superintendent tony thurmond, who spoke about the strike during a school visit yesterday.

he says he has reached out to both sides and wants to help them reach an agreement and get the kids back in school. you will remember that the oakland teacher strike of 2019 lasted a full seven days. this is only day two, with more demonstration plan for today, including a 12:30 rally. abc7news. reggie: official coronation of king charles the u.k.. kumasi: excitement has been building for days, and royal watchers are already on the route they will be taking. our reporter is live in london. ines: the excitement here is building. less than 24 hours to go before king charles makes his way to westminster abbey for his coronation in a ceremony with pomp and pageantry.

consort arriving at westminster abbey, where final preparations for the coronation are underway, already drawing royal super fans. more than one million people expected to line the streets of london. members of the royal family seen arriving for rehearsals at westminster abbey, with princess charlotte in tow. prince harry will also be attending, although his visit will be short. >> a quik-trip for prince harry, maybe only 24 hours in the u.k., as he flies in, attends the coronation ceremony, skips everything else, and gets on a plane straight back to l.a. ines: td will put on a per sessn for their new commander-in-chief. >> it is not only showing the armed forces he is head of, what showing the best of britain and the commonwealth on the world stage. ines: on sunday, a star-studded concert. lionel richard -- lionel richie

is one of many artists set to perform. meanwhile, officials are beefing up security in what could be the largest security operation in british history, to keep potentially disruptive protesters in check after buckingham palace went into lockdown on tuesday when a man allegedly through what appeared to be shotgun cartridges onto palace grounds. the price tag is raising eyebrows, costing taxpayers an estimated 100 tony $5 billion. >> they could be paying for themselves. kumasi: abc news exclusive live coverage of all the events all day on saturday, starting at 2:00 in the morning. you can watch it live on a seven or hulu. reggie: we are learning more about plans to restore the sea cliff state beach after it was severely damaged from the winter storms. the a chronic peer at the beach

had to be demolished after it partially collapsed. the california parks department says it could take a year to repair the beach. officials want public help to figure out how to best restore the area as they also conduct a sealevel rise study. people who live in santa cruz say they hope the new peer is on the way. >> i hope it is getting rebuilt and we can continue our walk all the way down. >> if they wanted to build it where people could go out and really be in the ocean, that is a fun thing, to be surrounded by the water, near the waves and everything. reggie: the parks says the project will cost around $690,000. enough is underway in southern california after two tornadoes touched down near l.a., small twisters that touched down in carson and compton. the first tornado in carson had winds of up to 70 mph. no one was hurt in either of these incidents, but some buildings were damaged, and at least one tree toppled.

kumasi: the former san francisco fire commissioner is reportedly under investigation in connection with a series of bear spray attacks in the marina district. it were directed at people sleeping on the streets over several years. the police chief made an announcement a week after he declined to prosecute -- participate in the prosecution of a man accused of beating him with a metal pipe. reggie: picturesque and upgrades coming to san francisco's china beach. kumasi: and the big board of the new york stock exchange is up more than 400 points. reggie: pg&e profits -- how much the utility reported from the first quarter of the year, and stay with us on the streaming app at 7:00. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. don't that app wherever you

stream. -- download that app wherever you stream. drew: this morning, mainly cloudy conditions, but we are dry. showers returningherethe reason. our next area of low pressure will move into the west coast just north of medford and will drag a trough through northern california late tonight. those showers will finish out the day today. future weather, it is mostly cloudy, a quiet morning. temperatures slow to warm from the 50's. as we hunt to the afternoon, 6:00 p.m., light showers move on. if you have friday plans, take the umbrella, because rain will be in the forecast. evening showers. temperatures again mid 50's through the mid 60's. the three day forecast, showers late tonight into early tomorrow morning. the showers wrap up by about

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kumasi: the nba playoffs continue tomorrow. the lakers and warriors playing in game three of the western conference semifinals. tipoff is at 5:30. reggie: a case made international headlines in the late 1980's and early 1990's. the brothers who shot and killed their parents in the beverly hills mansion are asking the courts to vacate their 1996 convictions. they're currently serving life in prison. jobina at the live desk with the evidence the menendez brothers now say they have. jobina: attorneys filed court papers on wednesday arguing that newly surfaced pieces of evidence should cause the court to vacate this whole thing.

one of those pieces of evidence is a letter written by eric to one of his cousins in early 1989, eight months before the killings, and recent allegations by a former member of the puerto rican boy band menudo that warrants reopening the case. jose menendez and his wife were gunned down by their sons in august of 1989. eric and lyle never denied carrying out the killings. they claimed their father sexually molested them for years and they killed their parents out of fear. prosecutors argue that the killings were financially motivated, and pointed to lavish spending sprees by the brothers after the fact. the brothers' first trial ended with jurors not able to reach a verdict. in the second trial, which lacked much of the sexual abuse testimony, the brothers were convicted of murder and

conspiracy. the attorneys site allegations that surfaced last month in a documentary series in which a former member of the boy band menudo alleged that jose menendez drugged and sexually assaulted him when he was about 14 years old, during a visit to the home in new jersey in 1983 or 1984. jose menendez was an executive at rca records, which signed menudo to a recording contract. the menendez brothers' believes the brothers are being unlawfully imprisoned. kumasi: california senator dianne feinstein spotted the claims she should resign. in a statement released yesterday, she said she intends to stay in office, but did not include an exact return date. she has missed dozens of votes since been hospitalized wishing was in february. she has been released from the hospital but has not returned to the senate. she has faced calls from fellow

democrats to resign. in a statement, feinstein said the committee she is on still advanced eight judicial nominees despite her not being there. reggie: protesters in new york city are demanding the arrest of the marine veteran who put a homeless man in a deadly chokehold. some of the video you are about to see is upsetting. a friend of the victim, jordan neely, said he was known for his smooth michael jackson moves, enter entertaining people. witnesses say he passengers on a subway train when the veteran stepped in and began restraining him. the death was ruled a homicide. so far, the veteran has not been arrested, nor charged. kumasi: upgrades are coming to san francisco's popular china beach. improvements will be made to the bathhouse and the roof deck. there will be a new picnic

terrace and a plaza so you can take interviews. the restrooms and changing rooms are going to be added. officials say it will cost $25 million and will be done in two years. reggie: a bizarre investigation in new jersey. people are trained to figure out why someone dumped more than 500 pounds of pasta in the woods. people who live in the area say they know who did it, but they say it is a sensitive situation. i'm not sure what that means. it also may have something to do with an issue the community faces of not having garbage pickup. the area where the pasta was found is littered with trash, including tv's, grills, furniture. one man says he has been cleaning of the waterway for years. >> mind of getting four dumpsters. filled all the dumpsters to the brim of tires and furniture and other garbage that just washes up or floats up. it is very frustrating. reggie: public works employees

cleaned up all the pasta in less than an hour. there are so many puns about this online. some people are saying whoever did this needs to go to the penne-tentiary. you are welcome. kumasi: the labor market is heating up. u.s. employers added to her 53,000 jobs this month. the bureau of labor statistics released the april jobs report this morning, and it is surprising as economists expected employers to add only 180,000 jobs. the un-limit rate fell from 3.5% to 3.4%. reggie: pg&e profits jumped in the first three months of this year. the jump comes after increases in monthly bills, which led to frustrated customers after the cold and wet winter. pg&e earned six under $23 million, which is nearly an 18% increase compared to the same time last year. san francisco-based lyft's

shares plunged after the company reported first-quarter earnings. investors placing more weight on a dim outlook than other financial gains. lyft closed the year with revenue up 14% from the same quarter last year, but is forecasting weaker than expected revenue in the current quarter. i guess that was enough to deter investors. let's see how investors are doing this morning. we are up about 455 points right now. kumasi: some are getting a makeover. scrabble, life, and trivial pursuit are changing for seniors, with bigger print and revamped content. one example is when a gen z or millennial player passes payday in the game of life, they have to pay because of college debt. baby boomers

reggie: i make the tiles bigger in scrabble. but some of this? all right. kumasi: it i away, but we are learning about the lineup of food and drinks. reggie: nearly 100 restaurants and pop-ups will be serving food in golden gate. some newcomers trash pie, which i knew about. i do not know about piglet and company. i know about piglet, owl, eeyore, and pooh. maybe it is onomatopoeia. drew: it is christopher r. reggie:

and humphrey slocum, which you all love. you can find the full lineup on the outside lands website. single day tickets are available. this is nothing to do with this, i realize that we talked a lot about the crab fries at the giants, and we never actually said on air what we thought of it. i really enjoyed it. i thought it was good. it had a nice old bay kind of taste to it. i know. kumasi: these two had and expectations that were through the roof. drew: when you get your yearly come up with your boss, when you get rated -- jobina: the review? drew: meets expectations. maybe a little bit "some room for improvement"? reggie: whereas, i don't know. i went in with lower

expectations. kumasi: you know i am extra, so i'm like, can i have some fresh fries. drew: did we wait with you? kumasi: i said i will wait and i realized i would be waiting until the end of the game. i was like, i will have those fries. and they were good. reggie: i really liked it. i would get it again. kumasi: that is fine, friend. jobina sat in silence over here. jobina: [laughter] reggie: you know what i mean? jobina: i'm trying to grow in life. drew: because, you know. i do agree. reggie: you agree wit to be clear, not us. drag us. drew: the young pallette -- palate, still fresh. here is live doppler. it is quiet this morning. it is cloudy.

we have overcast skies. we are dry this morning, but that will change as we get to the evening hours. after about 4:00 p.m., light rain returns to the forecast. if you have friday evening plans, take the umbrella with you. here is the seven-day forecast. showers will ramp up by 10:00 a.m. saturday. all of sunday is dry, and we will find warmer weather moving in for next week. jobina: food friend. drew: we know what is right. jobina: my taste bud between. san rafael, it is so clear throughout the bay area this morning, in terms of the commute. looking off to the side to the toll plaza camera, the metering lights came in at 5:56. but san jose, live at 280, very clear. our drive times officially, tracy to dublin, that ride on time. we rarely see that.

kumasi: it appears visitors are really pouring into the golden gate, according to a new report from visit california. the state travel economy is on track to surpass pre-condemning kites this year. travelers spent nearly $134 billion last year. in san francisco, tourism spending hit $7.4 million last year. reggie: sky. i thought it looked nice last night. i think this is going to be the flower moon. nasa says the moon will reach its peak a written 10:22 tonight, making this moon a super flower moon. i never really know what that means. kumasi: it's about the seasons. reggie: what makes it super? kumasi: drew? reggie: it is slightly closer? drew: in orbit, so it is like 4%

larger and 30% brighter. but you are not going to see it. it is raining. reggie: so i just told you a bunch of things you don't need to know. kumasi: not - somebody. drew: not us. jobina: not here. reggie: here is a live loo

reggie: -- kumasi: in the 30 minutes, the world health organization downgraded the covid-19 pandemic. officials say it no longer qualifies as urgency. however, the director more and's the pandemic is not over. -- directorate warns the pandemic is not over. reggie: schools in san francisco are operating a modified schedule during the strike. kumasi: police have found the man accused in a series of stabbings in davis, an oakland resident who was a uc davis

student. he is facing two homicide charges and an attempted murder charge. it is unclear what his motive may have been. drew: mostly cloudy this morning. rain returns this evening. the storm impact scale is 11:00 tonight. jobina: let's check in on our biggest stretch of heavy traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:36. reggie: less than 24 hours the first british coronation in more than 70 years. special live coverage starts at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. kumasi: and a big win for the workers at home. they beat the lakers last night. now, the series is tied at one game apiece. the next game is tomorrow night in l.a. drew: you think we'll wrap it up and 5, 6, 7? jobina: i think six.

i think. drew: there you go. jobina: but if there is a game 7 -- kumasi: i cap. reggie: it would be exciting. for our viewers in the west, concerns of a banking crisis intensifying. a new jobs report today will break down what it means for our economy and your wallet. wall street on edge as another bank teeters on the brink of failure. will the contagion spread to other banks? what the job numbers reveal about the state of the economy and the big question, is the u.s. headed for a recession? guilty verdict. the former leader of the far right proud boys and several members convicted of plotting the capitol attack. now the prison sentence they could be facing and what it means for the special counsel investigation into january 6 and president trump.

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