still on the picket line following another day of failed negotiations. the sticking points keeping teachers and students at the classroom. >> dozens of cars seized and towed. some cars even caught on fire. >> top congressional leaders and president biden hoping to strike an agreement on national debt. plus -- >> now a 3-1 in this best-of-seven. >> it was a gut punch. the lakers now have a 3-1 lead in the series. i don't want to say this. the season holding on by a string. reggie: but there's a string. >> i'd like to think there's an opportunity. >> it's not over until it's over. reggie: here's how you do it.

in basketball, you play game at a time. >> there we go. >> we are the one to do it. what do they do? it is tuesday, may 9. how is it looking out there today. temperatures a bit warmer than yesterday. high totally drive. in the 40's and low 50's. some cooler spots this morning. at the morning. by 9:00 a.m., a blend of sun and clouds. by lunchtime, mostly sunny

skies, 60's on the board. today is another day where temperatures are below average. a few degrees warmer than yesterday but we could achieve those typical highs later on in the day. 61 in the city. 69 in santa rosa. 67 as the week goes on, warmer weather moves in. jobina: earlier, it has cleared, so you are looking great in this area. everything else on time. 35, state route 84 still shut down due to sinkhole repair work, so this will impact people traveling out of the valley. a live look at the golden gate bridge. kumasi: oakland teachers are

preparing to go back on the picket line for a fourth day as the union in oakland unified keeps negotiating a new contract. one of the main sticking points is the so-called common good goals. amanda is live with why these are so important to teachers and to some community members. >> reached and as you mentioned, that added debate about what is really being considered when it comes to these goals. of course, we also mentioned these are items that are outside of teacher pay which we have explained involved to for homeless students, reparations for black students, and shared governance. the last issue would allow more people beyond the district in decision-making about schools. but the district has not publicly confirmed it is negotiating these items. the union says they are even

attributing bennett elements to the demonstrations. labor experts saying a chicago teachers union first question for broader demand in addition to teacher pay to benefit students and communities. it is something los angeles teachers also recently pushed for. still, mike hutchinson says while the board agrees on the principles of common good goals, he may time -- maintains the items don't belong in the contract. >> many of the items i've seen listed as common good are things we already have policies and directions for, or they are many items contained within the contract. >> is a great example. here trying to develop these schools and l.a. and oakland have talk together about the community schools model. community schools actually allow more parent input, more community input than

schools. >> at this point, no word on whether district or union negotiators are back at the table. the union president said they were at it until after 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning and we didst eat with him yesterday when he characterized development as a step forward for both union and the district. still, teachers will be back out picketing this morning at 7:30. we've been seeing teachers arrive as early as 4:45 and that has been the case so far the last ultra days of the strike. -- four kumasi: look at this. some students have taken part in straight camp. star baseball batting cages. it came during the last big teachers strike.

>> there was a strike in a 2019 where i didn't think about it and then after five days i was like, i should do a strike camp. i put all the camp together and it fell through. this time, i did it a day or two before. kumasi: 40 students have registered to play ball. there are more on the waitlist. it is set to continue until a deal is reached between the teachers union. the last time they went on strike was in 2019. we will keep on top of this as long as it takes. you can follow the latest on the bay area mobile app, your smartphone, or wherever you stream. reggie: the san jose police department is defending its decision to close off ramps for three days due to cinco de mayo celebrations. several politicians criticized police for closing the ramps along highway 101 and interstate 280. they called it racial profiling. now, san jose's assistant police

chief assaying the closures were similar to previous years and that the intention was to manage out-of-towners coming to san jose to celebrate and the red lock. -- gridlock. >> we are trying to avoid gridlock traffic, allow businesses to get customers, and allow people to celebrate. reggie: critics say the closures unfairly targeted the latino community and other cultural celebrations are not targeted similar road closures. oakland in the early hours of saturday. 250 vehicles took over the intersection. police say they towed nearly 80 vehicles involved. kumasi: the securities and exchange commission is investigating first public bank executives for potential insider trading. bloomberg is reporting the activity is from a for the bank

was sold to jpmorgan chase. the wall street journal reported executives in the bank sold $11.8 million of stock between january and march. at this point, it is not clear which are under investigation. reggie: president biden is said to be congressional leaders at the white house in an effort to break a stalemate over the debt ceiling. this comes as the deadline to avoid default thing is getting close. jobina: the stalemate is critical right now. what we are seeing here is that treasury secretary janet yellen has warned u.s. could run out of money as soon as june 1 if no deal is made to raise the debt ceiling. that could lead to a worldwide economic disaster including the loss of millions of jobs in the u.s. president biden and democrats have pushed to raise the debt ceiling with no spending changes and have been pushing for spending cuts before they agreed to raise the debt ceiling. >> i think in the end if we are

coming to the deadline and they are still at an impasse, my guess is that they will find a way to extend the time limit. jobina: the meeting today is expected to include the president, house speaker kevin mccarthy, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries and senators chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. republicans took similar positions on raising the debt ceiling in 2011 82013 under president obama. they did not make similar demands to raise the debt ceiling when they controlled congress and president trump was in office. kumasi: thank you. the u.s. is set to announce a 1.2 billion dollars military aid package to ukraine as early as today. a u.s. official familiar with the plan tells cnn that it will include drones, artillery ammunition, and air defense missiles. with the new package, the u.s. will have committed moreha three $7ilon in milita aid to ukraine since the beginning of the biden administration.

san francisco mayor london breed is in israel for a week long trip celebrating the 50th anniversary of san francisco's sister city relationship. her office set the goal is to create economic relationships, exchange ideas and foster a cultural connection abroad. she is planning to meet with israeli leaders and executives from bioscience companies. private donors are funding the trip. she will also visit tel aviv, jerusalem, and --. drew: sparkling in san francisco. good visibility. we do have some mid to high-level clouds above this morning and we will share the skies with that sunshay should be a pretty nice day. along with satellite, we do have an upper level low spinning off the coast and moving in, adding those high clouds to the sky this morning.

it won't be a rainmaker, unlike yesterday. today, it is a dry day. hour-by-hour we go. you see those high clouds overhead? it is a blend of sun and clouds but a nice-looking afternoon. we probably see more sunshine as the day goes on. heading toward wednesday morning, a bit of a marine layer comes back. tomorrow afternoon is looking very nice with sunny skies and temperatures in the 60's and 70's. 67 in san jose. partly cloudy in the north bay. 70 in antioch but cool on the coast and 50 degrees. slight dip in temperatures tomorrow, and then a warming trend gets underway and accelerates into the weekend. we will talk about some hot temperatures on sunday coming our way. back to you. kumasi: it is now do or die for the warriors. just one game away from the

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relation to the disproportionate rates of fentanyl death among black san franciscans. according to the department, black people in san francisco have an overdose death rate that is five times higher than the citywide rate. reggie: california lawmakers

have advanced four of seven proposal on the table to address the fentanyl crisis. bills passed by the assembly public safety committee yesterday include creating a statewide fentanyl task worse. an effort to fast-track three other bills that would create harsher punishment for drug dealers failed. some democrats have said they are resistant to proposals that increase penalties for dealers, pointing to the failed war on drugs from the 80's and 90's. a southbay mom wants to share her daughter's struggle with opioid in hopes of saving lives. >> i think a lot of in denial, not my child. and i'm here to tell you that it could be your child. >> marlene's dghter chloe died from an accidental overdose on april 27, 2022. she was 18 years old. >> she was on life support for three days and it was determined that chloe had sustained

severe brain injury from lack of oxygen. >> she was born and raised in los gatos. her money's -- mother says she was funny and caring. she had a passion for saving animals. when she was 12 years old, the unexpected death of her father hit her hard, so she tried to numb the pain. >> she started self-medicating with marijuana and that progress to prescription pills that she obtained with her friends from parents from unlocked medicine cabinets. >> she started taking xanax an eventually became addicted to percocet. by 15, she was getting prescription drugs online. >> through social media, instagram, snapchat. it was really easy for her to get. these drug dealers even delivered to our home. >> she left her counseling, a drug treatment program three times and occasionally got her phone taken away. despite the efforts, she found a way. >> lots of times, people that

don't know the dangers of fentanyl think that people like chloe go out and intentionally tried to get fentanyl, and that is not the case here. >> she s through scent -- social media the day she died. now she hopes she can educate as many parents as she can. >> people are dying and they are not necessarily drug addicts. or it could just take one time. one pill. one pill can kill. >> data published in the american medical association's pediatric journal says they were more than 1500 pediatric debts from fentanyl in 2021. that's over 30 times more than 2018. >> i urge every parent, anyone that could have narcan available to have had on hand. it could save somebody's life. kumasi: thinking of them. let's talk about debt nation.

last night, the lakers beat the. warriors in a really close game, and it really went down to in ts against the wall. really, one loss at any point means the season is over. the defending champs are on the brink of elimination. >> got to maintain positivity. i know how tough this was tonight, but a long way to go. >> as hard as this game was, it is going to be harder. we understand that, we know that. if we don't come in with a mindset, they are going to blow us out of that arena. kumasi: the warriors have to win three straight games now to advance to the western conference finals. so here is the upcoming look at

the next few games. game five is tomorrow in san francisco at 7:00 p.m. if they win, and the warriors pull through game sixter f e victory pay. side of itbut it was extremely . so it is anyone's game. drew: i saw on twitter this morning that -- jobina: that is true. we will not speak negatively of our other teammates. it was steph against the lakers. >> that's tough. kumasi: and he really did try to the last minute. the last moment. jobina: really, 1.7 seconds.

>> the ball went behind the head. it was crazy. tomorrow will be great. i was shooting a story. s pho ias outti sto. and eating a cookie. it is quite lovely, we are tracking any rain this morning. we will actually see pleasant cg to move-in by the end of the week and weekend is looking, if not hot across. out there right now, waking up to mid 40's

partly cloudy skies first thing and then brighter sunshine as the afternoon goes on. 60's and 70's away from the faith. -- away from the coast. 61 in the city. 71 in fairfield. tonight, some coastal cloud cover, some shoreline fog. temperatures in the coolest spot, low 40's. temperatures bouncing above average. 70's and 80's in the warmer spots. ghws going to be the warmest d i0' d 's around the shele. a warming trend hits us thursday and accelerate friday into the upcoming week. partly cloudy, but mild to hot in the afternoon. jobina: we are going to start in

the maze right now. if you are traveling toward the toll plaza, you will certainly want to know about this. a three car crash that is blocking at least one lane is going to be on westbound 80 to eastbound 580. you can see those tracking around 26 to 28 miles per hour there. emeryville, you are not too far away from that spot, looking good. same thing goes at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we do have a wind advisory issued this morning. just giving you an overall look of the bay area, the big stretch of red is going to be coming out of tracy. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: elon musk says there ise reggie: elon musk says there ise if i just stare at these payroll forms...

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reggie:reggie: for a fourth day, oakland teachers will be on the picket line. the teachers union and district have made some progress but have not yet reached an agreement on a contract. kumasi: the catholic diocese of oakland has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. this is coming as the diocese faces 330 lawsuits claiming sexual abuse by priests. reggie: president biden is meeting with top republicans and democrats from congress to try to resolve a standoff over the debt ceiling. if nothing is done, the u.s. could default as soon as next month, setting off an economic crisis. drew: number five, expect a pleasant afternoon. dry skies, partly cloudy conditions. temperatures are a bit below average once again, but still quite nice. kumasi: number six, the biggest issue we are following right now we just mentioned a few moments ago is going to be a crash. it is going to be on westbound 80 to eastbound 580.

speeds are around 22 miles per hour. kumasi: number seven, amazon appears to be trying a new delivery option, do-it-yourself. they've been sending emails offering -- if they would pick up their orders. now taking customer orders at a fast food restaurant in arizona. >> what can i make fresh for you today? phoenix is one of the first in the nation to use ai at the drive-thru. the restaurant manager says he's having problems hiring staff and ai is helping to fill the gap. >> we are person from the schedule, it is just someone else to help. >> i was a little taken aback at first. a very pleasant voice. reggie: the system can adapt to whatever a customer is saying and even order other items on the menu. ordering is a little slower than

it usually takes when talking to a real person and it is not always perfect, but restaurant managers say the system is pretty reliable. kumasi: twitter is planning to purge old twitter accounts that have been inactive for years. elon musk made the announcement by tweet yesterday saying that users will see their followed accounts drop. the goal is to free up some of those old usernames for people to use again. the decision is facing criticism over what happens to those accounts of people who passed away. twitter hasn't responded to request for clarification on that. kumasi: coming up, tracking the teacher strike in oakland. how it could result in more involvement from the community. kumasi: also tracking the development or the lack there is of the writers strike. the telev

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> release the tapes. somebody else to do your job because you are not doing it right. reggie: the demand for transparency growing in san francisco. now, the deadly shooting at a walgreens store now leading to debate between the city's top leaders. kumasi: and a different approach to public safety in antioch. the new program where certain calls to 911 will not be directed to police. reggie: a little-known swap in the north bay is at the center of a name change. supporters of the move say it is about sending a message. kumasi: good morning, everybody. reggie: we start with drew tim. drew: partly cloudy out there. live doppler 7 showing you that we are dry. unlike yesterday morning, we did not have showers to deal with

this morning. temperatures right now slightly cooler than this time yesterday. 40's and the coolest spots. 48 in livermore. palo alto, 47 currently. a light that jacket. warming to the 50's by lunchtime. later today, some of the warmer spots will get to the 70's. a mix of sun and clouds, pleasant afternoon. as the week goes on, we will find warmer weather beginning to move-in. we will preview that coming up in about eight minutes. let's see how the traffic is doing on tuesday. jobina: that highway four commute is beginning to slow so i am bringing back the drive times and also the tracy to dublin ride has increased as well. you are looking at 22 minutes antioch to concord. live cameras outside here beginning a golden creek. thus taillights traveling southbound for you.

101 nice and clear, no problems to report in the south bay. we do still have this crash. it is still slowing you down westbound 80 to eastbound 580. reggie: happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote on a resolution calling on the d.a. to release video showing the wing of ankle brown and other evidence -- brown and other evidence. he was shot and killed at a walgreens on market street. the case now centers of video evidence. gloria rodriguez joins us live with more on that. >> the district attorney initially said murder charges were off the table but now says that decision was due to time restraints and that a final determination has not been made. >> say his name! release the tape! >> these pro francisco's mission district calling on district attorney

brooke thinking to release video footage showing the killing of brown. late last month, a security guard shot and killed brown in an incident at a walgreens on market street. so far, understands the need for transparency, the investigation is ongoing and a final decision on charges has not been made. jenkins says that releasing any evidence before the investigation finishes is unethical and could compromise her work. legal analyst stephon clark said the videos may not hold all the answers. >> the careful to point out that this decision on self-defense wasn't made just on the video, but rather the security guard state of mind at the time. he used deadly force. >> protesters say they will continue to advocate for that venue to be released. the board of supervisors meeting is scheduled for 2:00 this

afternoon. they will vote on a resolution to urge the d.a. to release video and other evidence related to brown death. kumasi: thank you, gloria. antioch is taking a new approach to respond to certain types of calls for help. a new community team would be responding to domestic incidents of people who are having a mental health crisis. the goal is to de-escalate situations and ultimately save lives. the program is in honor of angela pinto who died while in police custody. his family says he was having a mental health episode. >> it means that angelo's death was not in vain. because i believe that if this program had been working in december 2020, i don't think angelo would have died. kumasi: all of this is happening at the investigation into alleged police misconduct and racist texting scandal continues. some officers are still unpaid administered of leave. city officials say the team

would relieve stress on the department. reggie: still no deal between oakland unified and the teachers union. that means thousand educators will meet back on the picket lines today. amanda is live with what we know about the negotiations and what is now being asked for. amanda: the teachers president characterized this weekend's developments as a step in the right direction for both union and district negotiators. but this morning, renewed debate over those common good proposals. but the oakland unified school district, they have not publicly confirmed they are negotiating these common good items. issues outside of teacher pay, we've mentioned, involve help for homeless students, reparations for black students and shared governance. last topic would ultimately allow more people beyond the district in decision-making about schools.

the unions at the district got the authorization over the weekend, even attributing the development to the days-long demonstrations. still, school board president mike hutchinson says while the board agrees on the principles of common good goals, he maintains the items don't belong in the contract. but the vortices split as we have since heard from half of its members supporting those common good goals. >> i know that all of these issues in the common good goals, i saw in the classroom. many of my students were on house. many of my students needed mental health services. these are things that matter to our students and to their education. >> one of the things that chicago's teachers union won a decade ago was resources to support homeless students. one of the demands we see from the oakland education association this time around is that the school district used

surplus land to allow nonprofits to build housing to house homeless students and their families. from a labor expert referencing a chicago teachers union. they were the first to push for broader demands, these common good issues in addition to teacher pay to benefit and communities. that is something los angeles teachers also fought for recently. for now, here in oakland, it is day four of the teachers strike and we are back out live. we know the teachers will be out at 7:30 this morning. kumasi: thank you, amanda. the hollywood writers strike is now in day eight with no end in sight. the impact is now being felt in more areas of the industry. producers with deals to develop new shows for specific companies are starting to get notices that their services are being suspended. the writers guild of america is asking for better pay, streaming residuals and protection against

artificial intelligence using their work. writers say they are struggling to survive. >> there's no mid-level jobs anymore, so you are constantly worrying about how to care for your children. you never know what to do for child care. it's just very unstable, very uncertain. kumasi: the wga has vowed to stay on strike for as long as it takes. more shows have halted production including filming of the final season of "stranger things, the mtv movie and mtv awards. reggie: a little-known waterway in unincorporated nevada is set to be renamed. former marine county park ranger michael warner says black john slough was named after john pinkston, one of the first black settlers in 1840. warner says it doesn't seem right that he was being called out for his race when no other local settler was. >> it's very much a name that

was bestowed upon him, most likely not a name that he chose for himself. petition to the geographical survey asking to rename it. last month officials agreed to change the name to pinkston slough. he hopes it causes others to look critically at things around them and take action for positive change. city leaders are launching a new campaign aimed at reducing traffic deaths. this will include billboards and signs that remain -- remind drivers to slow down. last year there were 65 traffic deaths in san jose. one third of them were caused by speeding vehicles. >> the most important thing we can each do is make the conscious decision to be safer drivers. speeding can save a minute. slowing down can save a life. reggie: the campaign will also come with additional traffic enforcement. the city is also adding protective bike lanes and

redesigning sidewalks so they are safer to cross. reggie: new details on the future of highway 37, the california transportation commission is set to vote next week on whether to convert orson of the highway to a toll road. this would be the first tollroad in the bay area. currently, only bridges charge tolls for everyone to cross. if approved, tolls would begin on the 12 mile stretch of 2027. they could be anywhere from seven dollars to eight dollars, kind of like a bridge toll. the money would be used to widen the highway and protected from sea level rise. reggie: two professional skiers are sharing a harrowing story of surviving two spring avalanches. here's trevor ault. >> avalanche survi >> i was extremely scared and shaken up. >> a stunning video, swallowed up by snow. connor was skiing on king solomon mountain when an

avalanche hit, sending him tumbling down the mountain in the first of two unusually powerful spring avalanches. that is when -- started making his way down to help when the second avalanche began. >> i was tumbling and trying to get my skis under me, trying to stop myself. >> this smartwatch detected he slid 1600 feet at a speed of -- 50 miles per hour. >> lower part of my right leg twisting separately from my body and i knew very quickly that something was very wrong. >> we will have much more on the harrowing tale and tell you about the dramatic moment they were saved. fueling the debate over gun control in texas. still ahead, the unexpected move on gun legislation by republicans in the state. and more troops are heading to the u.s.-mexico border. how the biden administration plans to address the expected influx of migrants as title 42 expires this week.

but first, we go over to drew. drew: we go to the golden gate bridge this morning where we do have partly cloudy skies to start author tuesday. we are dry. the rain we had yesterday morning is not a thing today. a pleasant afternoon later on. tree pollen has been coming down from high to medium levels. but if you are not suffering from allergies, this is probably the reason why. grass pollen is probably on the rise. this week it is at medium levels, so be aware of that. grass is now a big pollen producer this week. high clouds are streaming in thanks to an upper level low. we will be dry and it is dry the next 48 hours. a blend of sun and clouds throughout the first half of the day. writer skies this afternoon. temperatures in the 60's and 70's.

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they died along with their three-year-old son. their six-year-old survive. also killed, the mendoza sisters, ages eight and 11. their mom is listed in critical condition right now. there school principal describes them as a race of sunshine. ie are looking into dosts possible motivesocial media accounts appg to be the gunman's showed neo-nazi ideology, racism and hatred toward women. the army says he was discharged due to mental health concerns. the shooting at the second deadliest of the year in the united states, and the country is now on pace to set a record for the number of mass shootings. texas state republicans unexpectedly advanced a bill that would raise the purchasing age for semiautomatic rifles in texas from 18 to 21 years old, but experts say the bill has almost no chance of becoming law. governor greg abbott has spoken against it, saying the causes

mental health. >> everybody has mental health problems. so it is not accurate to say that the only reason we have this problem is because we need better mental health support. we also need to be dealing with guns. recent poll found 63% of americans are not satisfied with the current laws. brownsville, texas are trying to decide if the man accused of running down 18 people at a bus stop on sunday targeted those victims. investigators say he ran a red light and hit a curb about 30 feet from where people were standing and then lost control of the suv was driving. after that, he attempted to run away but was held down by witnesses who said he appeared to be intoxicated. a man has now been charged with eight counts of manslaughter and his bail has been set at $3.6 million. reggie: more customs and border

patrol agents expected in el paso, texas as the ghana -- government increases enforcement along the border. it comes before title 42 expires thursday. after the policy ends, u.s. authorities will not be able to quickly expelled migrants over covid concerns. officials say with the rule gone, more than 10,000 migrants could be crossing the mexican border each day. in preparation, the biden administration is expanding holding facilities, and the asylum application rules will become stricter. kumasi: as we celebrate asian american pacific island heritage month, yesterday president biden hosted a star-studded screening of a new series debuting later this month on disney plus. american-born chinese is a big-screen adaptation of 2006 graphic novel. it is about a chinese american

highschooler trying to fit in. the series stars academy award winners michelle yeoh and ke huy quan. >> is my distinct pleasure to introduce the president of the united states. [applause] reggie: wow, ok. that woke me up. kumasi: american-born chinese celebrates the graphic novel turned into a disney plus series and will debut on the 24th. reggie: i'm looking forward to that one. i watched the whole trailer and i was intrigued. kumasi: happening today, the professional businesswomen of california conference is kicking off. there was a reception last night in san francisco. they are going to be virtual again this year. the conference celebrates bringing women together for 34 years network, engage, and

address mental health in and out of the workplace. we are a very proud founding sponsor. you can still register for the conference i going online. a good turnout. there was a lot going on. >> very cool. a lot of powerful people. right on. let's take a look at the forecast. today we have a blend of sun and clouds. highlighting much warmer weather. especially saturday. sunshine in the forecast. temperatures right now in the mid 40's to low 50's. a light underneath your jacket. partly cloudy conditions.

writer skies at the day goes on. warming into the 50's and 60's by lunchtime. mostly sunny with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. a bit warmer. 67 in san rafael. 68 and half. 68 in livermore and about 67 in san jose. temperatures spots dipping into the low 40's as we head into wednesday. if you are yearning for warmer weather, friday is an afternoon you will certainly like. 80's return, but that is nothing compared to saturday. watch what happens. this is the height of the warm spell, and you can see why. around the shoreline, going through the 70's and into the 80's. sun and clouds today. a warming trend begins on thursday, continues into the weekend.

the early call for mother's day, we will keep those mild the hot temperatures under partly cloudy skies. 80's and 90's away from the coast. jobina: we do have a commuter alert from capitol court or right now. due to a fire department activity, this is actually a hazmat situation. we do have a station closure impacting martinez, so the train will stop near the old station depot. lift picture here of the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is beginning, but not too bad yet. off to the left-hand side, you see the headlights and traffic is traveling southbound. the newest update is going to be around 29 minutes. reggie: new backup plans. what the a's are reportedly doing to ensure they have a site in las vegas. kumasi: first, what is next for the roman catholic diocese of oakland after the church filed for bankruptcy. reggie: developments in the hush

money trial involving donald trump and stormy daniels. latest order from the judge

reggie: former president donald trump being told to hush up about his hush money trial. the new york judge handling his criminal case approved an order limiting his sharing of information on social media. more specifically, any evidence his attorneys receive his felony trial. he faces charges related to how he accounted for hush-money payments to stormy daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. the order was requested partly because of his posts about the da and witnesses in the case. kumasi: a big announcement from the roman catholic diocese of oakland, it is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy as it

wsts alleging sex abuse0 against children. recent california statute is allowing decades-old cases to now be reopened, and that could mean major settlements for people who suffered abuse. the diocese says it will continue to operate and employees and vendors will still be paid. according to the diocese, attendance dropped 42% in 2021 compared with 2019. attendance is also down nationwide as churches across the country face a shortage of priests. the bankruptcy filing in oakland comes less than two months after the santa rosa catholic diocese filed for bankruptcy. they've been following that story since march. the diocese of santa rosa is facing new lawsuits from more than 200 survivors of child sexual abuse by priests. drew: this nice if you are trying to get that morning jog in.

partly cloudy skies out there, just a light breeze. temperature starting out in the low 50's this morning. we see those numbers gradually warming to the 60's by about 10:00. mid-60's around lunchtime, by noon. a blend of sun and clouds. 67 in san jose. 61 in the city. 69 in santa rosa. partly sunny with the onshore breeze and temperatures in the upper 50's. a slight dip in a temperatures tomorrow, but a warming trend will get underway on thursday, and that will lead to a sunny and warm day. you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪

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call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: a fire francisco high-rise. several residents have been displaced. what we are learning about what sparked the flames. reggie: the oakland teachers strike going into day four. the debate over common good goals. beginning was on our show. kumasi: we are int