>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00 -- tragedy in texas. at least eight people killed in a deadly mass shooting at a mall. what we are learning this morning about the investigation. reggie: oakland teachers are on strike for a third day. the possible breakthrough at the bargaining table. kumasi: and phony parking tickets, the information that we've learned about what you need to look out for to avoid paying a fake ticket. reggie: don't get got. good morning on this monday, may 8. kumasi: hope you had a good weekend, you enjoyed the sunshine. today there's a little bit of rain. drew: a little rain. starting out the day with cloudy skies, light showers in the forecast as a cold front moves

through. here's live doppler 7. you can see isolated showers this morning, mainly in the north bay with that front. press on in a little tighter, and you can see from petaluma to santa rosa, we do have some light isolated rain moving through. these are the clouds that drizzle this had morning. we'll keep the chance of an isolated shower in the forecast through 9:00 a.m. it's so isolated, we're not even giving it a number on the storm impact scale. the front will move through quickly. by lunch time, it's out of here. we'll find increasing sunshine by the afternoon and temperatures mainly in the 60's. we'll take a closer look at afternoon highs coming up, but let's check in with jobina and see how they're doing. jobina: good morning, everyone. we're going back to san jose, where we are following a brushfire earlier and giving you the thumbs up, because that has cleared. you'll face minor residual delays in this area along northbound 880 before northbound 101 and also on 101 itself you can see the speed limit there. live look at the toll plaza. lights came on at 5:38 and

traffic is beginning to stack. kumasi: teachers in oakland starting off the week the same way they ended last week, on the picket line. the oakland unified school district and the oakland education association met yesterday for the first time since tuesday. abc 7 news reporter joining us live in oakland this morning with the latest. reporter: there are just 14 school days left in the school year, and today marks day three of the oakland teachers strike. but we do have some new information, new breakthrough at the bargaining table that happened over the weekend. the oakland education association, which is the teachers union, says osud now has the authorization to negotiate the full package the union has been demanding, specifically breaking the deadlock around common good proposals we've been hearing so much about. these proposals relate to issues outside of classroom curriculum. we're talking homelessness, environmental justice and shared governance. while notice deal has been reached yet, you'll remember the

school district was only willing to note on employee compensation, saying common good proposals were not mandatory to negotiate by law. we're told osud sent two negotiators to meet with the 50-member bargaining table. while the district declined to comment, they highlighted salary increases, writing, providing this historic increase is no small feat. we've put all our money on the table to take care of our teachers and there is not much room to do anything else. members of the bargaining team saying they want the community to understand, while teachers salary is important, they feel it's crucial the full package is too. >> i believe that it was -- it has been the strike that has really pushed us into really exposing how dysfunctional this process has been. >> it's a big thing for us, shared governance. we want students, families, communities, educators all to have a say in how schools are run. that's really important to us.

reporter: this weekend's meeting between o.e.a. and osud have marked the first time the two sides met since last tuesday. negotiations were still underway, but with no real reached this means most educators will be back on the lines at 7:30 this morning. we saw more than 3,000 out on the mornings of thursday and friday. across 80 school sites. we know today's demonstration will be followed by a 12:30 rally at highland community school. abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. this morning authorities in texas are trying to figure out if white supremacist i'd ideal is part of the motivation in a mass shoot nag mall. eight people were killed, at least seven wounded. the victims ranging in age from 5 to 61 years old. the investigation. jobina: 199th mass shooting of 2023. , and we are just 128 days into

the year. so this all happened in allen, texas, which is north of dallas. the shooter was killed by a police officer on a different call who ran toward the gunfire. a vigil was held yesterday for the victims. overnight officials said seven people are still in the hospital, three in critical condition. witnesses say even the law enforcement officers who responded had a difficult time coping with what happened. >> to see the first responders act visibly shaken and crying and trying to catch their breath and trying to understand what was going on, that will always be in my mind. jobina: investigators say the gunman was wearing a patch associated with white supremacists, and they are now looking for other clues to his ideology and for a motive. authorities say the suspect was discharged from the army in 2008 due to mental health concerns. kumasi: new information is emerging as a second deadly

incident in texas over the weekend. eight people have died after a s.u.v. plowed into a bus stop near the u.s.-mexico border. at least nine other people were hurt after the silver range rover ran into the crowd of people in the city of brownsville. the driver of that s.u.v. has been arrested. video of the incident shows a suspect driving at a high rate of speed before the crash. authorities are still trying to pin down a motive. the crash happened outside of a shelter that provided resources to migrants. >> this is a homeless shelter, and right now they have a lot of immigrants from the current influx that we're having, they're putting them there, shelter for overnight, waiting for their final destination, so they're on the bus or the plane. kumasi: some of those hit were migrants under the care of u.s. border patrol. in washington, house republicans are planning a thursday vote on a hard-line border security bill. the plan aims to make permanent some of president trump's restrictive immigration

measures, including resuming construction of a border wall. the vote will happen as title 42 ends. that's the trump-era policy that's allowed some migrants to be rapidly deported. president trump extended the policy when he took office. it's not clear if the g.o.p. immigration bill has enough support in the democratically controlled senate to advance there. reggie: the suspect arrested in a string of stabbings in davis is expected back in court for a preliminary hearing. carlos dominguez pleaded not guilty friday. dominguez is accused of stabbing three people, killing two of them, leaving one woman severely injured. police say he was a student at u.c.-davis until two weeks ago when he was suspended for academic reasons. this morning dominguez is being held in custody without bond. kumasi: in san francisco, community members are demanding the release of walgreens video footage showing the moments that led to the death of the

24-year-old who was shot and killed by a security guard near the store on marcus street last month. yesterday demonstrators marched through san francisco. the attorney has said the guard will not be facing murder charges. last week police chief bill scott told reporters brown was suspected of shoplifting, spitting and raising an arm at the guard. he also said brown was not shot in the back and that brown was unarmed. this investigation is still open. reggie: the san francisco municipal transit agency is giving out tests to help a void paying a fine for a fake parking ticket. we first told about you this friday. reddit users posted for the's of the phony tickets like this one. that have a q.r. code, which takes you to a fake website that looks a lot like the real site. sfmta says the fake site has been taken down. the agency tweeted a link so that you can see if your parking ticket is legit. you can also go to sfmta.com,

click on services, then citations, and enter the ticket number to see if that number is really in the system. kumasi: cinco de mayo celebrations causing debate in the south bay. why some leaders are angry over how police handled the festivities over the weekend. reggie: free fitness plan, why one gym is offering a free membership for teens this summer. drew: at 6:09, we have some light drizzle moving through with a cold front crossing us the next couple of hours. the afternoon, it's a lot brighter. we'll go hour by hour on future weather and show you the isolated showers.

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drew: it is a cloudy start to our monday. here's a live look at the

explore term camera right now, showing you limited sunshine, but we will find brighter sky this afternoon. the cold front is in the north bay. here's future weather as we advance the clock. by 8:00 a.m., there's the chance of an isolated shower in the east bay and alook the coast. but by lunch time the front has cleared us. what that will do in the wake of it this afternoon, the cloud cover breaks down for increasing sunshine. it is a bright finish to our day. so an isolate morning shower. p.m. sunshine on the map. up to 65 in santa rosa. 68 in the bay. three-day forecast, brighter skies both tomorrow and wednesday, but temperatures still below average mid week. that does change, though, by the end of the week. we have a lot warmer weather moving in. we'll show you that in a few minutes. kumasi: thanks, drew. more than 20 hours of the fast and furious franchise. >> punch it!

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kumasi: welcome back, everyone. former president donald trump will not be testifying in the rape and battery lawsuit against him. his lawyers notified the judge of the plan on thursday and allowed for a deadline for the decision to pass yesterday without submitting any plans to the court. the federal civil case doesn't require his appearance, nor is he at risk of any jail time. e. jean carroll is alleging that trump raped her in a luxury department store dressing room in the mid 1990's.

he's denying these claims. closing arguments are set for today, and the jury will likely get that case tomorrow. in the south bay, san jose lawmakers and local leaders are upset over the way law enforcement and caltranss handle cinco de mayo celebrations over the weekend. caltranss closed some and off ramps in san jose, and police had a very heavy presence around the festivities. this was the first celebration after the city lifted its decades-long ban on cruising. many people were looking forward to showing off their cars, but david polanco of the united low rider council of san jose said he witnessed a number of vehicles that were flying large mexico flags being pulled over by officers. >> it is just kind of, you know, unfortunate considering the ban was just lifted. we are san jose. we are, you know, a heavy chicano community. we should be able to celebrate in our city in a positive, safe

way. kumasi: san jose city councilmember omar torres was also upset. he believes people were profiled by police. san jose police said on friday their goal was to make sure everyone had a safe weekend. at the time she warned side shows would not be tolerate. reggie: we're celebrationing asian american islander pacific heritage month. hundreds of people took part in a 5k that went from japantown to chinatown. it was the second annual our heritage 5k sun fun from the nonprofit, asians are strong. runners passed by 14 historic aapi landmarks. organizers say the run is to celebrate aapi heritage month and embodies the resurgence of the new aapi movement. >> we can come together, be stronger together, and not be afraid of some of the hate out there, knowing that we have people around us, supporting us,

and building the community. reggie: after the race, runners got to enjoy a fest cal at portsmouth square. it includes consult y'all dances, performances, goodies and other food. kumasi: planet fitness is once again offering free gym memberships to teens between the ages of 14 to 19 over the summer. not only does the company hope to increase physical health, but mental health. they're launching during meant health awareness month. the company want to get kids active during the summer when a lot of teens are out of school. this is the third time planet fitness has offered free memberships. new at 6:00, a company is paying one person to watch the entire "fast and the furious" film saga. reggie: the payout is $1,000. it's two weeks worth of work. informational site finance buzz is looking for someone to watch all 10 movies of the franchise. the chosen person will be the company's claims adjustor -- kumasi: wait, what? reggie: this is a wild story.

you'll have to track damages from every car crash in each movie, including the upcoming "fast x," or "fast 10", how do we say this? using the roman numeral, ok. anyway, that comes out next friday. the job description says the findings will be used to estimate the insurance impact of the franchise's reckless driving. applications are open until may 19. the winner will be announced a week later. i've never seen a single one of these films, but i did have to suffer through the finale of the tram tour, which features "fast and the furious," and it was the longest three minutes of my life. it's truly terrible. drew: i think they're entertaining. reggie: have you been on this ride? drew: no, not the ride. i've seen the movie. it was entertaining. kumasi: i've seen a couple of movies. i don't know the order. i just feel like this sounds like a lot of work, though. drew: got to make make, model,

year these cars were made. reggie: and just for a stunt. drew: just say they're all total and had move on. kumasi: also, did you know jason mamoa was in this movie? drew: you going to see it? kumasi: i might. drew: want to go? kumasi: let's go. jobina: isn't your other favi in it? is he in a different one? i'm thinking he's been in some others. kumasi: that would just be too much for the movie. jobina: too much muscle? drew: too much money. reggie: he's in the ride. jobina: here we go. reggie: i've never felt worse for the rock in my entire life. longest three minutes. drew: well, long, this might be the longest minute and a half. reggie: look a root canal and this, i'm not sure which one. i'm not sure which one. drew: well -- reggie: for three minutes. drew: here's outside right now. it is cloudy to start the morning. we have isolated light showers out there, and that chance will

linger until about noon today, as a cold front moves through. in the afternoon, that front clears us and we'll find brighter skies to finish out the day. if you really want warmer temperatures, you're really going to love what's in store for this weekend. we'll show you that. here's live doppler 7. the front is over the north bay, starting to see a couple of isolated showers in the east bay around richmond. you see the richmond bridge right here. the showers are very isolated in nature. not everyone will see them. that's why it's not getting a number on the storm impact scale. here's the bigger picture. this low is moving into northern california as we speak. it's tracking that cold front through this morning. in the afternoon, we get dryer skies and a lot of sunshine. so a morning isolated shower will give us temperatures later on today in the 60's across the board. tonight temperatures falling into the mid and upper 40's. future tracker getting into thursday, we're back to average. 60's and 70's, it feels very nice in the afternoon. by friday, even warmer weather moves in, and by saturday, 90's

return. our hot east spots, 70's and 80's for the week. feels very warm for this time of the year. here's the 7-day forecast. an isolated shower this morning, giving way to sunshine. then we'll track the warming trend by the weekend. heating up unland with lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. jobina: good morning, everybody. we're starting with a crash that we're following right now in san jose. it does appear to be slowing you down, so hopefully it continues to trend that way on southbound 17 before hamilton avenue. we will check in on our drive times now, because i'm starting to see slowing. you're looking at around 24 minutes in tracy to dublin. that ride has now gone over the one-hour mark. it's an hour and two minutes. we still have rain droplets on our camera showing you 101, but no reports of spentouts or anything like that. then a live look in san jose showing 280. reggie? reggie: jobina, thank you. "good morning america" is coming up on second base 7. kumasi: and ginger ze has a look

at what's ahead. >> good morning. great to be with both of enthuse morning. coming up, we will start with the latest on the investigations into two deadly tragedies in texas over the weekend. a shooting rampage at a mall near dallas that left at least eight people dead. and a car crash that killed at least eight people near the border. and then how authorities are preparing for a surge in migrants with the pandemic-era policy about to expire. as many as 10,000 migrants are expected to cross daily. plus, a massive turbo tax settlement and how you can cash in. and then we're kicking off teacher appreciation week celebrating one very deserve teacher. you know we've got great surprises, so don't miss it right here on "g.m.a.." for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious.

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or live chat at calhope.org today. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, reparations payments proposal. the state's task force approving payments for eligible black residents and what happens next. kumasi: and demonstrations continue for a third day. this morning, oakland teachers are on the picket line. what we know about a possible breakthrough. reggie: special guests for the sixers. james harden welcoming a new friend to the arena, why harden is calling him his good luck charm. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy monday. it is may 8. we hope you had a good weekend. reggie: we'll get to that, but first, the weather. drew: we have a lot of cloud cover out there. we have an isolated shower here and there on live doppler 7. it's all associated with a cold front that is moving through. right now light showers in parts of the north bay that are going

to move into the city and the east bay. there's a few drops on the lens, so we'll keep an isolated shower in the forecast this morning. it's so isolated, we're not giving it a number on the storm impact scale. by dry out by lunch time, and in the wake of the front we'll brighten the skies. this afternoon is a lot brighter. temperatures will mainly go into the 60's later on today. so we'll have below average temperatures this afternoon, but warmer weather moves in in the week ahead. we'll talk all about what to expect coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic is doing. jobina: for the most part, aside from just a minor issue we have out there, traffic is moving nicely as we bring in this live picture for you, showing you the san mateo bridge. everything is at the limit there. it's slow for everyone traveling towards the bay area toll plaza in the westbound direction. the lights came on at 5:38. as we give you this overall view of the map, in the bay area, you can see we have a couple, a few

slow traffic in the east bay, but everybody else is great. reggie: thank you. developing news on the peninsula. redwood city police are investigating after five people were shot early yesterday morning. offers say a group of four adults and a 16-year-old boy were drinking on the sidewalk. that's when someone with a gun approached them, started shooting, and then ran off. police say all the injuries are serious, but nonlife-threatening. officers are still actively looking for that shooter. kumasi: in chico, authorities are investigating after a deadly drive-by shooting at a house party. a 17-year-old girl was killed and five other people hurt early saturday morning. chico police haven't arrested anyone, but said there's no threat to the public. investigators say the shooting was not random. police also say they responded to the same party 30 minutes before the shooting after reports of someone brandishing a gun. that person was arrested. reggie: a breakthrough between

the union representing oakland teachers and the district, but there's still no deal. that means thousands of teachers will be out of the classroom and back on the picket line for a third day today. our reporter is live in oakland with what we know about these negotiations. amanda? reporter: reggie, odsu educators are getting ready to hit picket line, many of them just ck on the bet 3,0re goi t mo s that on thursday and friday of last week. today's demonstration will be followed by a rally at highland community school at 12:30. but as you mentioned, that breakthrough at the bargaining table happening over the weekend. it signaled the first time the two sides have met since last tuesday. the oakland unified school district and oakland education association bargaining teams were negotiating well into the night last night. we're told odsu sent two negotiators to meet with the

50-member bargaining team. the teachers union saying the district now has the authority to negotiate the full package the union has been demanding. the big news here, doing so breaks the deadhorned ad the common good proposals we've been hearing so much about. these proposals involve issues outside of classroom curriculum, homelessness, environmental justice, and shared governance. while no deal has been reached yet, you'll remember the schoole compensadon proposs re not mandatory to negotiate by law: the become different. the needs of our students have become different. reporter: and while the district decline pod comment, they highlighted salary increases, writing in part, providing this historic increase is no small feat. we've put all our money on the table to take care of our teachers, and there's not much room to do anything else.

members of the union's bargaining team say they want the community to understand while teacher salary is important, they feel it's crucial the full package is too. and with 14 school days left in the school year, this morning marks day three of the oakland teachers strike. again, more than 3,000 students, or 3,000 teachers, i should say, expected on the picket line across 80 different school sites here in oakland. for now, reporting live outside sky lay-in high school, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. this morning, a big development in the discussion over reparations here in california. a final proposal is now one step closer to being voted on by state lawmakers. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live with the details of a meeting in oakland over the weekend. gloria? reporter: good morning. the california reparations task force approved its recommendations in oakland over the weekend. the task force has been studying the harms of slavery, discrimination, and injustice on

its descendants in california for more than two years. african-americans living in california with an ancestor or ancestors tied to slavery could get cash payments and other reforms. the panel's proposal contains restitution estimates to african-americans living in california who have experienced housing discrimination, racial injustice, and more. the panelists say that now is the time. >> we got a new practitioner. we got new social engineers. and make sure that we deliver something to this black population or else we never will do it. reporter: according to a reporter, a resident over the age of 70 could get payments up to $1.2 million. the final report will contain 95 recommendations for determining what reparations will look like in the future. state legislators must pass all or some of the recommendations.

to pass a proposal into law come july, the final report is due to state lawmakers at the end of june. reggie? reggie: thank you, gloria. janet yellen says there are no good options for the country to avoid an economic calamity if congress fails to raise the nation's borrowing limit. jobina is at the live desk with that. join secretarialen isn't ruling out president biden bypassing lawmakers and acting on his own to try to prevent what would be america's first-ever federal default. biden and other congressional leaders from both sides of the aisle are scheduled to meet tomorrow. g.o.p. lawmakers led by house speaker kevin mccarthy are demanding spending cuts. president biden has repeatedly said the threat of default shouldn't be used as leverage in budget negotiations. secretary yellen says since 1960 the debt ceiling has been raised 78 times, three times during the prior administration, and always with bipartisan support.

she believes it's unacceptable for congress to threaten financial havoc for american households and the global financial system. >> if congress doesn't act, we're likely to see financial market consequences in 2011 there was a steep decline in the stock market, and our borrowing costs back in 2011, the u.s. was downgraded by the credit rating agencies. there would be permanently higher borrowing costs for americans for buying a home, buying a car, and failure to raise the debt ceiling would cause a steep economic down turn. jobina: increasing the debt limit wouldn't authorize new federal spending, but allowing to pay for what congress has already approved. for example, social security and medicare payments or interest on loans. secretary yellen says the treasury department is expected to run out of money to pay its

bills by june 1 if congress doesn't suspend or raise the debt limit. reggie? reggie: thank you, jobina. it was an emotional sunday for both a's and giants fans who are mourning the passing of the six-time all-star and three-time world series champ, vida blue. he died at 73. abc 7 news reporter spoke with fans who were remembering this bay area favorite. reporter: he was the hard-throwing left hander who became one of baseball's biggest draws in the early 1970's. his name was vida blue. >> he was this dynamic as anybody in the bay area. you wanted to see vida blue. when he pitched, you wanted to be at the game. reporter: knbr radio host remembers vida as a kind and humble man who helped lead the oakland a's to three straight world series titles. the team tweeted rest in peace, vida, and sent thisre deck indin

vida blue. he was a three-time hampion, a m.v.p., six-time all-star, ay young award winner, and an oakland a's hall of famer. vida, you will always be a franchise legend and a friend. during his heyday, vida had differences with a's management and stood up to then-owner charlie finley. >> then he took on charlie finley. charlie finley didn't want to pay him in 1972, and vida said, well, i'm going to work in a plumbing supply company. and then charlie eventually relented and had to pay him the money that he deserved. reporter: vida then played for the san francisco giants during the late 1970's and mid 1980's. >> incredible power pitcher. he just set the league on fire. and for somebody to be able to make that transition from the a's to the giants and have the same kind of popularity is just amazing thing. reporter: the giants observed a moment of silence at oracle park before sunday's game against the brewers to remember vida and his legendary career.

brian stoner says growing up vida was his role model. >> he throws balls, the outfield, throw a ball to us. as us. very nice guy. always talk to us. >> really good for the community. supported children's sports. yeah, the guy, he leaves a great legacy. reporter: his career was derailed by substance abuse issues. >> he had his issues, as many people do in life, during the 1980's. he was involved in the cocaine scandals in baseball. but vida never lost his humility, never lost his ability to lead and to be a mentor. reporter: last year the a's honored blue in the 1972 world series championship squad, the year the a's beat the reds, capturing the first pro sports championship in bay area history. vida blue making had tap. cornell bernard, abc 7 news.

reggie: record revenue, despite controversies earlier this year, live nation is reporting huge success. kumasi: and you're looking live at the big board, the new york stock exchange, up about 25 minutes. reggie: a key player hoping to get back on the court for the playoffs, andre iguodala getting back to team practice nearly two months after having surgery on his wrist. and a quick note, if you're streaming with us, abc 7 at 7:00 is on hiatus just for today. we'll be back to our regular stream tomorrow morning. drew: here's our east bay health camera, and a live look showing isolated, light showers moving through this morning with a cold front that will quickly cross us over the next couple of hours. here's future weather showing you isolated showers first thing as you get up. by 9:00 a.m., there's still the chance in the east bay and along the coast. but by lunch time, this front is out of here. we'll find increasing sunshine. despite the cloud cover this

morning, we will finish the day with a lot brighter of the sky, and temperatures mainly going into the 60's. 64 in oakland today, a morning ice later shower giving way to afternoon sunshine. 63 in napa, up to 60 in the city. 67 in antioch and livermore. the three-day forecast showing an isolated shower this morning. it's so isolated of course it's not getting a number on the storm impact scale. both tuesday and wednesday, brighter skies, but temperatures still below average for this time of the year. but things will change as we head into the weekend. a ridge is going to set up across the west coast, and that means by friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures are going to soar above average for this time of the year. we'll look at the numbers with the 7-day forecast in 90 minutes, but we will be right

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coming up this weekend. if the warriors-lakers series goes to seven games, it's going to be sunday at 11:30 in the morning. or this could be game one of the western conference finals. of course, the teams have not been decided yet. reggie: new information about the new york city subway death. a grand jury could decide this week if charges will be filed against the former marine who put a homeless man in a deadly choke hold. we are going to roll some video now. we want to warn you that this is hard to watch. the family of jordan neely released a statement saying daniel penny should be put in jail. protesters are also demanding justice. some jumped on the subway tracks during a demonstration over the weekend. the nypd arrested 13 people during that protest. lawyers for the former marine say he never intended to harm nely. they released a statement friday night saying penny with the help of others acted to protect

themselves after mr. nely began aggressiving threatening passengers. neely's family released their own statement sauces in part, daniel penny's press release is not an apology, nor an expression of regret. it is a character assassination and a clear example of why he believes he was entitled to take his life n. short, his actions on the train and now his words show why he needs to be in prison. kumasi: a week-long trip to israel to celebrate the 50th anniversary of san francisco's sister city relationship. her office said the goal is to create economic relationships, exchange ideas, and foster connection as broad. the mayor is planning to meet with israeli leaders of clean tech and bioscience companies. private donors are funding the trip. she will also visit tel aviv, jerusalem and bethlehem. new at 6:00, one california law makers is trying to get rid of sell by dates on products to

prevent confusion and waste. according to the f.d.a., confusion over the labels was blamed for 20% of food waste last year. it's because the sell by date is not the date which the food expires or goes bad. a new bill would force manufacturers to replace sell by with best if used by or used by labels that would better reflect when a food item is past family freshness. reggie: for the morning money report, despite this year's ticketmaster fallout over taylor swift concert tickets, its parent company, life nation, is reporting huge financial success. it postedded a record $3.1 billion in revenue, which is a 73% rise from last year. the ticket-selling platform said over 19 million people attended events across 45 countries in the first three months of 2023. multiple bills are already aimed at changing the company's sales practices and the monopoly-like

hold it has on the industry. now look at the new york stock exchange. we are now down about 44 points. kumasi: tonight warriors are looking to tie up the series against the lakers. game four of the western conference semifinals is tonight in l.a. in game three, oh, the warriors had an 1 is 1-point lead in the second quarter, and then it slipped away. the lakers took control of the game after a 22-point run and it ended up being a pretty bad blowout with the warriors losing by 30 points. we're moving on. game four is tonight in l.a. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. and then the series shifts back to san francisco for game five on wednesday at chase center. the warriors say andre iguodala is expected to return to team practice this week. he's been out since march after having surgery on his wrist after he fell on it in a game. he's been practicing the last two weeks to do light individual work, but now he can ramp up his

on-court workouts. iguodala has only played in eight games this season. he has said that this season would be his last. reggie: philadelphia 76ers star james harden welcomed a special guest to the game yesterday. harden invited james hao and his family to game four in philly. the 20-year-old was paralyzed in the michigan state shooting in february. harden and hao developed a bond over facetime the last couple of months. >> he's my good luck charm keeping in contact with him, a tragedy like that to happen, it's a lot of nonsense that's going on in the world. for him to be, you know, a victim of that is heartbreaking, but he's strong. he's bouncing back, recovering very well, and i feel like my job is to give him a smile that he deserves, that he needs. hopefully today was one of those days where he smiled, and that's all i'm here for. reggie: he had a huge game

against boston, scoring 42 points and even tying the -- hitting the tying bucket to send the game to overtime. the 76ers won. they're now tied at two games apiece with the celtics. i guess he is the good luck charm. jobina: he took off his shoes and signed them for him, brought them down to the court. it was really, really nice. really nice. and great game. good luck charm for real. kumasi: we're going to move on, because tonight -- jobina: you said it. we're not going to discuss it. drew: you guys going back to chase center? good luck charms. kumasi: we are the good luck charms. jobina: clearly. drew: we're going to fly down to l.a., set up a flight real fast. here's a look at the airport right now. cloudy conditions up above. isolated showers this morning with a cold front. it's out of here in the afternoon, leading to brighter skies. then we'll find warmer weather

moving in by the end of the week. here's live doppler 7. you can clearly see the cold front, just light, ice shouted showers moving through the city as well. and we'll find this wet weather is with us for the next three hours or so as the front moves through, but the end of the day we'll see brighter skies. look at the rainfall estimates. call this drizzle estimates at best. we're not finding much moisture with this front moving through this morning. later on this afternoon, sunshine returns. we break down the cloud cover. temperatures rebounding into the 60's. but yes, that is below average again for this time of year. tonight, it's a blend of stars and clouds, numbers in the 40's. future tracker temperatures will go back to average on thursday with our daytime highs. then warmer weather begins to move in by the end of the weekend. the weekend is going to feel very warm. expect a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday and above average temperatures. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. isolated showers giving way to sunshine this afternoon. we'll track the warming trend through the end of the week, and we are heating up for saturday and sunday. hi, jobina. jobina: thank you.

good morning, everybody. we are going to start with an overall view of the map, because aside from the metering lights of the bay bridge toll plaza being on and clogging things up there and a wind advisory at the bridge, everything else is looking pretty good. this is a live picture from san rafael showing you 101, and yes, those are rain droplets on the camera, but not enough to impact your commute. no spinouts there. just very busy, especially through this stretch. this is 80 in emoryville. headlights are traveling westbound for you towards the maze. before we go here, check in on the drive times. tracy to dublin has increased, an hour and six minutes for that ride. reggie: in the east bay, the city of oakland will provide thousands of residents with free high-speed internet. according to the "san francisco chronicle," the city plans to give the wireless service to five of its largest public housing communities by 20 this. the service will include internet and wifi and community rooms and areas. this is part of the city's initiative to close the digital divide, in its underserved

neighborhoods. kumasi: drivers will notice a big change across the bay bridge. a new constructed off ramp is now open to traffic. the new ramp is off the far right lane at the lower jet at the end of the tunnel. the former off ramp located on the far left lane is going to stay open for a few weeks just to make sure everyone is adjusted to the new location. reggie: dozen of vendors gathered in san francisco's neighborhood to celebrate the community's art and culture. people enjoyed live music, food, and drinks and bought foods from various local merchants for the art mark. it's an energy to renew energy and life to small businesses in the area. don't worry, if you missed yesterday's event, they do this the first sunday of every month. if you see me at the lookout above you, no, you didn't. kumasi: i didn't. reggie: it's a pass. kumasi: you just won't. reggie: sunday fun day. sure. kumasi: up next, the seven

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kumasi: it is of:56. here are the as much things to know this morning. oakland teachers are going to be back on the picket line today. over the weekend, there appeared to be a breakthrough in contract negotiations with the district, but no deal was reached. reggie: number two, california's reparations task force has approved recommendations on how the state may compensate and apologize to black residents for generations of harm. state lawmakers will review the proposals. kumasi: seven people are still in the hospital after a mass shooting in texas on saturday. eight people were killed at a mall north of dallas on saturday. the gunman was shot and killed by a police officer. reggie: number four, legendary oakland a's and san francisco giant pitcher vida blue has died. he was 73. drew: number four, isolated showers out there this morning, as a cold front is making its way through the region. we'll zoom down as we have some of the countries they will morning. parts of the east bay, along the

peninsula as well, it's very isolated in nature. it's not going to be a number on the storm impact scale, but we are starting with cloudy skies and a few rain drops on the lens. what we'll find, the cold front is with us through 9:00 a.m. after that, it's out of here. and what it will do, it will take some of the clouds with it by the afternoon. we're seeing more sun ivan and temperatures in the 60's. 67 in concord. 64 in oakland. 68 in san jose. 60 in the city. much warmer weather by the end of the week. jobina: drew was talking about some of the drizzle in the east bay, and we're starting to see that pop up on the by bridge toll plaza camera here. expect to run into that. if you're traveling into san francisco from the east bay this morning, for planning purposes, the lights came on at 5:38. kumasi: number seven, starting tomorrow you will be able to vote on the names for the three falcon chicks born at u.c.

berkley last month. the final names will be revealed on friday. check out the top suggestions starting tomorrow through the cal falcons berkley website. reggie: i think i can still submit. kumasi: what should we commit? reggie: there's three chicks. anyone? got anything? drew: drew kumasi. jobina: dr. peterson will know. he will know. reggie: we're good for it. marshaun is on there. kumasi: vida? because we are honoring vida blue today. reggie: i was going to say birdie bird bird. productive but respectful. jobina: very meaningful. what kind of names do you like? if you had a pet tomorrow, what would you name it? drew: oh, gosh.

kumasi: lots of presents. doggie dog dog. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. two deadly tragedies in texas over the weekend. mall mass shooting. >> shots fired at the mall. >> eight people killed, seven wounded when a gun man opened fire on shoppers with an ar-style rifle sending families running. a hero police officer took out the shooter. this morning the latest on the investigation and the big question, was it domestic terrorism? >> the latest on this deadly car crash. at least eight people killed, nine injured after an suv plowed into people waiting for a bus outside a migrant shelter. now was it an accident or intentional? the latest on the ve