financial instability on the line, top lawmakers in washington are at an impasse over raising the national debt limit. the sticking points responsible for the gridlock. plus -- >> what this is saying is release everything you can release. kumasi: san francisco city leaders requesting transparency from the district attorney's office, the evidence they would like released to the public. reggie: another moved by the a's as they work to establish themselves in las vegas. the the team is exploring the latest land deal left her last month's initial agreement. kumasi: the warriors and lakers in the bay area for game five tonight at chase center. l.a. comes into the match up with a 3-1 lead. tonight, the warriors have to come through. reggie: good morning this wednesday, may 10. kumasi: we will start with a check of our forecast with lisa.

lisa: we clouds and today more sunshine. there will be patchy fog along the san mateo coast. live doppler 7 showing you that we have a system offshore that we are not going to worry about until next week. 53akland 54 a word. as you step outside, a little cooler this morning in the north bay but milder elsewhere. there is a look at our roof camera. clouds start out. 50's low 60's by noontime. the coast stays in the 50's. near average but a few degrees below average along the bay and along the coastline and breezy winds. jobina: we do have a commuter alert in effect for the capital corridor that will impact the martinez station. it is closed due to the hazmat situation we talked about yesterday. trains at the martinez station

will now stop near old station depot and used to ferry street road crossing until further notice. live look outside and emeryville with 80. headlights westbound, and blocking issues looking good. we wrap up with a live look at oakland showing you are hundred 80 the coliseum camera. kumasi: all eyes are going to be on game five of the lakers-warriors playoff series. tonight is a must win for w nation. amanda del castillo is live at chase center this morning. amanda: we are going to keep it positive this morning, only talk about the potential and the possibility. with the warriors back home, we know they will make the lakers work for that game five win. the w nation will have the opportunity to see the boys do what they do right here on home-court. coach steve kerr putting it perfectly, same go home, take

care of business, get a win, and it is back in your favor. technically, there are three more games left in the series, but the dubs need a w tonight to get there. game f most competitive of the serious, a series everybody has their eyes on because of the star power of steph curry and lebron james. throw down between the two and their crews with delay taking it 104-101. steve kerr spoke with reporters yesterday, reflecting on game four. >> there were some plays yesterday that i would like to have back, the players would like to have back, but it does not work that way. the main thing is to focus on the process and get ready to go tomorrow because we have been in the series for a decade now. we understand back-and-forth. amanda: headlines this morning

talk about the team having their backs against the wall, which, sure, but we have seen them bounceback outlets times before. even in the first-round, the warriors trailed 2-0, only to come back and win three straight and win game seven in sac to get us here. if there is any team that can come back from a 3-1 deficit, we know it is the dubs. think back to 2016, okc, western conference finals, we did it. proof that anything can happen. outside of chase center this morning, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: the oakland a's have struck a new deal that would help finance a home stadium for the team in las vegas. according to the nevada independent, the a's and valleys corporation have an agreement -- bally's corporation have an agreement to build a stadium on a portion of the tropicana las vegas site. this is a different site and different deal than what we just

told you about last month. it would reduce the amount of public financing needed to develop a new park. the newspaper reports that bally's would demolish the tropicana hotel and build a retractable roof stadium near the las vegas strip. kumasi: it is the fifth day oakland teachers are on strike and there is no deal between their union and the oakland unified school district. beyond a pay raise, the main sticking point remains the so-called common good items, which include resources for students in need, climate initiatives, and more. in a statement last night, the school district said negotiations are making some progress. the last time oakland teachers went on strike was 2019. it lasted for a week. we will keep on top of the strike for as long as it takes. you can follow the latest on the abc 7 bay area app on your smart or wherever you stream. reggie: fears of an economic

catastrophe are growing this morning after a meeting of top congressional leaders and president biden. no deal was reached to raise the debt ceiling. it appears they did not even make progress. jobina: the president met with congressional leaders for over one hour yesterday with no progress. republicans are using the debt ceiling as a leverage point to push for big spending cuts. president biden says those cuts are a nonstarter. he would like the clean bill to raise the debt limit, like what has happened in the past, including three times under president trump. the treasury department has warned if no deal is made, the u.s. could default by june 1, sending the economic tailspin that we have heard so much about into efect. >> everybody in the -- into effect. >> everybody in the media understood the risk of default, our economy would fall into a recession, it would devastate retirement accounts, increased borrowing costs. jobina: it would mean federal

payments would stop, including social security payments and paychex for the military. president biden is reportedly considering using the 14th amendment to raise the debt limit without congressional approval, but there is worry it will not be effective and will spark a lengthy litigation. president biden says he will meet with top congressional leaders again on friday. we will be watching that. kumasi: today, community leaders and advocates will come together in an effort to find solutions for san francisco's open-air drug markets. they are hosting their fourth community forum and planning to discuss how it believes city officials can better fund plans to solve the drug crisis and recovery options for people. the event comes as mayor london breed and supervisors are working on the budget for next year. san francisco leaders are demanding the release of the video and any evidence from the killing of brown.

brown was shot by a store security guard at a walgreens on market street. in a meeting yesterday, the board of supervisors passed a resolution seeking whatever they can get from the district attorney's office and police department. the da releasing evidence before a final charging decision is made could compromise the investigation. >> what this is saying is release everything you can release. >> i also believe that all of us who have public roles have a responsibility to affirm the legitimacy of our criminal justice system, whenever that comes into question. >> still need to organize and get in front of the district attorney, still need to organize and get in front of the police department, still need to organize and get in front of walgreens. somebody has to give us that video. kumasi: the resolution does make any type of release mandatory, but the board did hint that it could issue a subpoena. reggie: berkeley city council

has voted to confirm interim police chief jennifer lewis as the permanent chief, despite the lingering controversy. the vote came before midnight after it was delayed late last year. her appointment next history in berkeley. >> i am proud to become the berkeley's first woman police chief, first asian-american police chief, first openly gay police chief. i also bring two decades of law enforcement experience and knowledge in every division in our department. reggie: louis became interim chief in 2021 and claimed she had no knowledge of a scandal that involved accusations of racist text messages" arrest system within the department. some community groups in the city director of police accountability asked for the vote to be delayed again. they argue the investigation into the scandal should be completed first. lisa: good morning. wednesday bringing in a few clouds around. we are looking at clear spots in

the north bay, but we have some partly cloudy conditions. 50 walnut creek. 50 danville. lafayette 44. 46 santa rosa. on the peninsula, some clouds forming. w you can see a cool shot from our exploratorium camera. morning clouds, sunny afternoon, big warm up by the end of the week on track, and then warm to hot for most of us are mother's day weekend. here's a look at livermore. temperatures in the mid to upper 60's in part of our east bay valleys. we should see you can see below average, but as we get through the weekend, upper 80's, we will add clouds to the mix late on sunday. as for today, still the upper 50's, san francisco. 62 oakland. upper 60's return inland. mostly sunny. a little patchy fog along the coastline. tonight, they have got to do it, 55 with sunshine and fading

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kumasi: dave chapelle is back in san francisco for last-minute shows. he performed at punchline comedy club last night. he is no stranger to the city, performing at chase center last september with chris rock. he also premiered his yet to be released documentary back in 2021. reggie: bart ridership has struggled to recover after the pandemic. a new survey from the bay area

council is revealing it is not one issue but many that are keeping people from riding. according to the survey, safety is the number one issue. 45% of people say they have safety concerns and only 17% of people describe the system as safe. >> people are hesitating to get back on board because they have fear about doing so or they do not want to experience these conditions. reggie: besides safety, other top priorities mentioned were more frequent cleaning, working restrooms, and ejecting people who violate bart' codes of conduct. the poll results lead the bay area council to call for specific changes, including increased police on trains and installing new, more secure fear gates within a year f -- fare gates within a year. kumasi: police officers are trying to make chinatown safer to visit. they started a new safety measure with a walk side-by-side for patrols, in response to a string of burglaries earlier this assign of hope for a

much-needed economic boost. >> because started, and we lost outside customers. they do say, i am afraid to come out. we want to foot traffic to come back in. kumasi: the chinatown improvement council says the president says there is less crime in the neighborhood from two years ago. if the patrols are successful, it plans to have them audible times a month -- it plans to have them multiple times a month. [drumming] kumasi: this troupe was one of the performances braced the supervisors meeting yesterday, celebrating aapi heritage month. speakers showcase the contributions of the community, celebrating the unique customs of each community. reggie: today, google will hold its annual conference in mountain view. kumasi: developers are planning

to spend a lot of time presenting on ai technologies, especially its main ai cap experiment kno. it is expected to show how ai is incorporated with google search, such as searching messaging. google is also expected to reveal new tablet and phone models, including a foldable phone called a pixel fold. reggie: i do not know a single person who has a fold one. they have been pushing this for years. kumasi: one of my friends does. reggie: do they like it? kumasi: it is cute, compact. i like that because sometimes i feel like depending on what bag you are wearing, the phone is too big. reggie: ok. kumasi: but it did not give me that like oh, that is old-school. jobina: you don't get the slop and you hang out -- slap when you hang up? kumasi: i am not sure you want it to. jobina: that is nostalgia.

your member that little clap? kumasi: we are done, hang up. lisa: it would fit in your back pocket, and that is nice. are looking at not a whole lot of change yet. we are advertising a warm up, and it is still on track to hit our way at the end of the week into mother's day weekend. but we are looking at today on the breezy side. still a little below average. there is a look at live doppler 7. this morning, temperatures have dropped into the mid-40's in some of the inland valleys from lafayette. 52 dublin. some areas are a few degrees cooler, especially in the north where there are clear skies. clouds are building along the coastline. we will get clouds from the san mateo coast throughout the morning hours, and then it pulls back. full sunshine today. partly cloudy to start. mostly sunny this afternoon. still with those winds kicking

up, noticed through 9:00, breezy at the coast. by the afternoon, gusting to 25 to 30 miles an hour. once again, even though we start our warm up on thursday, we are going to hold onto those winds at the coast. skipping ahead to friday, temperatures are the widespread 70's along the bay with 80's inland. a few clouds into the second half of the weekend but saturday looks to be the warmest day. 80's and 90's and upper 60's to 70's at our beaches. sunday just as nice. a few degrees cooler with patchy fog. as for highs today, upper 50's coe site. low 60's -- upper 50's coe side. low 60's on the peninsula. jobina: good morning. if you are traveling on the bay id in the westbound direction and topping off at the fremont street offramp, i do want to highlight this area. i ran into this issue myself. there is a vehicle blocking one of the lanes, broken down, and it is causing a slowdown for

people trying to make very into san francisco. there are crews working to move it out of the way. looking at 101 in san rafael, moving at the limit there. in san jose, live picture from 101. our biggest issue would be the capital corridor at the martinez station station will stop near old station depot and use the berry street f red cross -- ferry street road crossing. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: listening to the songs of whales to save their lives. the new safety system being used off the

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no progress in negotiations with oakland unified yesterday. teachers are expected to picket outside the school board meeting this afternoon. kumasi: number three, the berkeley city council voted to make interim police chief jennifer kouis -- louis the permanent chief. reggie: number four, the u.s. preventative services task force is recommending all women at average risk of breast cancer start screening at age 40, not 50. it is an update to the 2016 recommendation that women in their 40's should decide on screening with their doctor. lisa: number five, starting off with patchy clouds and the fog along the san mateo coast. and then we are looking at clearing. temperatures in the 50's at the shoreline. upper 60's inland. jobina: number six, we are tracking speeds off of the bay bridge right now san francisco using the fremont street offramp. 14 miles-per-hour due to an earlier stall that has moved off

to the shoulder. number seven, it is do or die for the warriors tonight at chase center. the team has to beat the lakers to stay in the nba playoffs. two is at 7:00 p.m. bay area researchers are looking to learn more about the deaths of two whales over the weekend and looking for ways to prevent whale deaths before they happen. one tool can help to prevent ship strikes. researchers are using a system that can listen for whales underwater and alert people on the surface. >> we have real-time acoustic listening devices on those, and what those are doing a sort of what i liked to say giving us a twitter real-time feed of information of what is going on out there. kumasi: researchers are using the system to alert ships on the surface and encourage them to voluntarily slowdown in areas where whales are present. reggie: santa clara county is showing its support for ukraine as the country continues its fight against russia to retain its independence.

the country's flag hangs outside the santa clara county government center. it was raised as ukrainian national anthem was sung in a ceremony on tuesday during a solidarity event with ukrainian open world delegation. santa clara county officials spoke at the event. >> the whole world ishat the med of ukraine are posing for all of us. reggie: the event was hosted by the santa clara sister counties commission. kumasi: senator dianne feinstein back in d.c. after recovering from shingles in san francisco the past few weeks. during your absence, she based calls from several house democrats to resign -- during her absence, she faced calls from several house cats to resign. democrats said without her vote, they would have to delay some of president biden's key judicial nominees. reggie: a southern california police department will convert its entire fleet to all electric vehicles for the first time in the nation.

southern pasadena police plans to release 10 model three and 10 model y would be used for a patf detectives and some for k-9 units. kumasi: it is a first of its kind earthquake simulator test at uc state san diego's engineering center. using a test, it showed how a 10 story building with fair in a 7.7 earthquake magnitude. more than 20 organizations helped to create the simulation. engineers made every piece of the building responsive to sudden movement. >> the slotted pools allow t stairs to shift back and forth without breaking. the engineers say this could be valuable information when considering the future of high-rises. reggie: except 5:30, the new recommendations on when women should get mammograms. why ecreenings

are more important, now more than ever. kumasi: and the culture were continuing. the reason more than one third of textbooks used to teach social studies have been rejected by the state.

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what experts say you should do to double check lithium batteries. it is wednesday, may 10. reggie: we will get started with a check of the weather. lisa: good morning. starting out with partly cloudy skies. fog forming along the coast. another pretty nice day on the way. more sun and temperatures not quite getting to average. 54 hayward. 55 union city. 44 santa rosa. we will look for the skies to break out into sunshine throughout the afternoon, but starting into the morning hours, we are slightly oaklanu s tth tniho tn e 'inland b 30. silicon valley but it is clear with a few high clouds in the north bay. good morning, jobina. jobina: thank you. good morning. we are going back to san francisco, where we are following this issue.

the stall that we were covering earlier has cleared, but we have a new one that will be on southbound 101 before 9th street. speeds around 12 check out those sensors. it is starting to back traffic onto the bay bridge. here is a live picture. you can certainly see the western span is moving much slower than normal this time of the morning. heads up if you are traveling into san francisco from the east bay using the bay bridge per year by 20 leave a little earlier. san mateo bridge moving smoothly in both directions. reggie: the biden administration is set to publish new rules that limit asylum eligibility for non-mexican migrants who cross the border without approval. the new guidelines, head of title 42, which expires tomorrow. under the begie r yl if th cssegal weotiebythcounm

ectioncto find anappointment atf entry. authorities will impose consequences beyond what migrants face under title 42, including five-year bands on reentry, which are part of standard immigration law. the new rules are expected to be challenged in court. yesterday, the president spoke about his administration's preparations. pres. biden: i spent close to one hour with the mexican president today. we are doing all we can. the answer is it remains to be seen. we have gotten overwhelming cooperation for mexico. it remains to be seen. it will be chaotic for a while. reggie: president biden deployed more than one thousand active-duty troops to assist with administration roles for nearly three months. nonprofit groups in the bay area are helping immigrant families every day. some bay area nonprofits are now gearing up to help even more people looking for temporary shelter and support. abc 7's lauren martinez has that story. >> we really do notyli away. toc

lauren with the potential surge of immigrants crossing the border as title 42 is set to end thursday, some bay area nonprofits are expecting an influx of families. >> we are looking at 10 to 15 families a week. we could see that multiplying and double after title 42 is lifted. lauren: one woman helped immigrant family with food, -- one group helped immigrant family with food and temporary shelter. >> we have little resources to help hotel rooms -- to help families get hotel rooms. we have survival packs, packed with food. lauren: the organization is having discussions with the city of san jose and santa clara county on how to create a robust network of support for immigrant families. on thursday, they will be launching a hotline to streamline help. >> newly arrived immigrant families to be able to call the

number, and we can build support them, help them come into our office and get them stabilized. lauren: when title 42 restrictions were put in place in 2020, dr. linda visited the border in south texas with her group alas and members from bay area border relief. >> what is important in this dialogue is that these families are fleeing significant violence and life-and-death situations. lauren: at the time, there were not argent of shelters in mexico to help, so she saw -- there were not large enough shelters in mexico to help. >> you look into the children's eyes and you see the parents and the love they have of them to make a change. it is when you really understand that this is a human rights crisis. inthe lauren: abc 7 -- lauren: in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc 7. news kumasi: oakland teachers are on strike for a fifth day and there was no deal between the union and the school

district. gloria rodríguez is in the newsroom with the latest. gloria: the t oakland education association, is planning a rally at 3:30 today in oakland before the district board meeting. in a statement last night, the school district said negotiations are making some progress. [chanting] fourth day away from the classroom, on strike. the union is asking for a 23% pay raise for teachers across the board, but the district offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases. beyond a pay raise, a sticking point remains the so-called common good items, things like shar gernc help for mess students, and reparations for black students. the oakland education association is holding firm on their goal to include those common good items in a new contract. >> we want it in our contract so

we can force it. you can pass the policy. policies change. when you put it in a contract, we can hold the district accountable. >> i believe they have done it in the wrong way. you cannot circumvent the democratic process and hold kids hostage in order to make progress on these things. gloria: that is one father who is fed up with two strikes in the past five years. he took his third-grader to school three of the four days on strike and feels like common good goals have no place in the labor agreement. some parents to support the strike. the strike continues into a fifth day today. we will keep you updated on any new developments. reggie: a major hazardous mercury spill in the small town of martinez is worse than originally thought. words were closed overnight half of marina vista avenue.

crews have tracked the origin to a trashcan outside of the arount morning, the garbage can was emptied into a pickup truck and officials have now found traces of mercury along the truck's route. officials say they believe as much as mercury was initially spilled. contra costa public health is concerned some people may have tracked it indoors on monday. >> what we care about is people thinking, did i walk in that area in the street? if i did, let me take my shoes off, let me double bagged them and leave them outside and called the hazmat unit, and we can give you further instructions as to what to do. reggie: the amtrak station has been closed since monday. currently, there is no timeline of when it could reopen. kumasi: new details about an apartment fire we first told you about yesterday on abc 7 mornings. san francisco fire officials are blaming a lithium battery from an e bike.

70 firefighters responded, helping to evacuate dozens from the fire in the inner sunset. two residents had to ju fr seloo to escape. officials say the ebay quiz in the middle of charging when the battery burst into flames. experts say you should never charge your e bike or e scooter overnight or unattended. >> if you do buy one, make sure you charge it in a dry environment. you do not need to charge it overnight unattended. another one is, do not charge it in homes, because if it catch fire, you cannot escape. kumasi: this is becoming a more common hazard. this is the third one abc 7 news has reported on in san francisco this year. reggie: all eyes on game five of the warriors-lakers playoff series. kumasi: tonight is a must win for dubnation or they are out of it. amanda del castillo is live at chase center this morning. amanda:

this morning spell out doom and gloom, but dubnation knows best. if there is any teamwork equipped come back from a 3-1 deficit, it is the warriors. we saw that firsthand in 2016 in the western conference finals against diplomacy specifically. the warriors are banking on that past 3-1 nba series experience to get them to a game six. the warriors are back home for game i've tonight. as coach steve kerr put it, take care of business, get a win, and the momentum is back in your favor. some argue monday's appearance in l.a. for game four was the most competitive game of the western conference semifinal series. a classic throwdown between nba all-stars stephen curry and lebron james, with l.a. taking it. to turn this series around, the warriors must win three straight games to prevent elimination. reflecting on game four, coach

kerr spoke with reporters yesterday. >> these guys are the most competitive people on earth. you do not lose a game i just get over it in one hour. i think it takes 24 hours, i really do. you have got to let it wash out of your system, and that is with the off day is for. -- and that is what the off day is for. you spend that time, as you let go of the last one, you get ready for the next one. and remind of how lucky you are to have the opportunity. amanda: game four ending 104-101, lakers. l.a. overcame steph curry's third career postseason triple-double. technically, there are still three more games left in this series. the dubs just need to get the w tonight to get there. also, to advance in the semifinal series. two is at 7:00. since they are back here -- two is at 7:00. dubnation knows -- tip-off

7:00. dubnation knows that they will make l.a. work for that, just like the wind is making me work this morning. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: you are still working at, thank you. a major headline involving women's health. next, the looming decision that could change the way americans are getting birth control. reggie: concerns about the mental health of children are an all-time high. many are blaming the rising frequency of social media. what experts are recommending should happen before logging on. first, check the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning. we are looking at breezy winds. the fog is forming along the peninsula. as we look outside, beautiful view at the exploratorium camera. low clouds. 52 san francisco. san jose 49. from our sutro tower camera, looking at a beautiful view of the city. the camera is shaking. 58 novato. 46 santa rosa. 49 by the delta. we are looking at gusty southwesterly winds.

the breeze today is with us through the day today. a sunday afternoon. temperatures not budging too much today. a couple degrees warmer, but by the end of the week, a big warm-up is on track. warm to hot for mother's day weekend. saturday looking to be the warmest day. as for highs today, oakland once again in the low 60's, shy of your 67 average. upper 60's in antioch with temperatures below that 73 average in san jose and santa rosa. 59 in san francisco. winds up to 30 miles an hour.do or die tonight, 50's throughout the city.

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changes include removing references to kneeling and police brutality from a lesson regarding the american flag, removing the words "social justice" from discussion about the hebrew bible, and removing a paragraph in one book discussing police violence in the black lives matter movement. the changes come after governor desantis said he wanted schools to be free of ideological rhetoric. new recommendations for your kids in social media. the american psychological association released 10 suggestions for parents. they include training teenagers before they join social media, kind of like if they were earning how to drive for the first time. tailoring usage to a child's age and imposing limits on content that promotes self-harm. kumasi: happening today, fda advisers plan to vote on whether to recommend what would be the country's first over-the-counter birth control pill. jobina is at the live desk with what we know.

jobina: over-the-counter birth control pills are available in more than 100 countries right now, and pressure to make them available here has been building ever since roe v. wade was overturned. advocates wants specific to, called o pill, available to people of any age without a prescription. at a hearing yesterday, the advisory panel questioned whether young women would use the pill correctly without the help of a doctor or adult. if the advisers recommend the pill, it would move ahead to the fda for approval. the agency typically follows the advisor's guidance. >> so they can access contraception more easily and be able to make those decisions that they want to make about their health and family. jobina: there was another major health headline involving women's health right now.a federal task force is drafting new recommendations for breast-cancer screening, saying most women should begin mammograms at age 40. that is 10 years earlier than prior recommendations because

doctors are seeing higher rates of breast cancer among young women. the guidelines will become official after a public comment period. kumasi: women should start getting mammograms, as jobina mentioned, at the age of 40, rather than 50. the new advice coming from the u.s. preventative service task force. there is recent evidence showing that more women in their 40's are getting breast cancer with the number of newly diagnosed women increasing at about 2% each year. >> if we look at all cases of breast cancer, when they are found, they are localized to the breast, and the amount of women alive after five years, is 99%. even if it spreads farther, but say to evan for node, the numbers are high, around 80% to to 90% that is contingent on finding. it early kumasi: the literature commendations comes as breast-cancer diagnosis rise among younger women, and the mortality rates among

black women remain consistently high. reggie: the professional businesswomen of california conference is underway, engaging and addressing mental health in and outside the workplace. last night's keynote speaker was jennifer coolidge. >> i think it is really important to have dreams that are outrageous. possibility of great things happening. they should be crazy big dreams. reggie: why were we not interviewing jennifer coolidge? sorry to that man. this year's conference is virtual. the other keynote speaker was the peloton vice-president. abc 7 is a proud founding sponsor of pbwc.

lisa: live doppler 7 showing some fog along the shoreline. it is beginning to move in along the san mateo coast. the sunset set 8:08. la. san jose cooler pockets, and there are the clouds along the peninsula. 46 santa rosa. 49 with breezy winds by the delta. temperatures in the low 50's in the inland valleys. the winds with us again, continue to build throughout the afternoon.over 30 miles an hour downtown . you can see the breeze all the way to the east. we begin a warm up on thursday. we are looking at breezier winds along the coast, but we are on track for a warm-up that will bring temperatures much warmer along the coast into the weekend. here is friday. 60's and 50's with fog along the coast. near 80 inland. 70's along the bayshore.

here's our warmest day, where temperatures will hit 90 inland. some 80's along the bay. clouds increase into sunday, but we are still warm with that s bt. upper 80'snld.read mid0'n uppe'. per 'santa rosa. 66 livermore. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we are building the heat day today and then cooling it off this week. jobina: good morning. hi, everybody. the good news is the followed in san francisco has cleared but still a little backup. it was initially on southbound 101 before 9th street. that has cleared. it was really slowing down traffic on the bay bridge, specifically the western span. you can see traffic is moving much better in the area, where, it has filled in his at the bay bridge.

metering lights came on at 5:36, which is trending about normal. it definitely has filled in faster because of the traffic backup because of that earlier style. from san francisco to the east bay give yourself extra time. reggie: new at 6:00, stating the sea level at stinson beach. then he planned to save the popular destination. kumasi: ati u harges. the list ofions george could answer to in t beagnsredeump. dnd .

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kumasi: welcome back. in today's gma first look, a

utah mom who published a children's book on grief after her husband died is now charged in his murder. we have the details. >> in this morning's gma first look, from grieving children's book author to accused murderer. >> my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. >> authorities arresting kouri richins, and charging her with first-degree aggravated murder. investigators say in early march of last year, she poisoned her husband eric. the 33-year-old telling 911 she found her husband of nine years line unresponsive and cold to the touch at the foot of their bed. a medical examiner finding eric had five times the legal dosage of fentanyl in his system. >> extremely common that when one spouse kills the other, they tend to leave a fairly easy trail for law enforcement to follow. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., or details about what investigators are accusing her of doing and what comes next.

reggie: says he will appeal the verdict which county sexually abused a journalist in 1996. trump continues to claim he does not know who the woman is and calls the trial "very unfair." >> what else can you expect from a trump-hating clinton appointed judge, who went out of his way to make sure the results of this trial was as negative as it could possibly be, speaking to and in control of a jury from an anti-trump area, which is probably the worst place in the united states for me to get a fair trial. reggie: jury members found trump did not rape carroll but sexually abused her. he has been ordered to pay $5 million for battery and defamation. he does not face jail time. new york representative george santos is expected to appear in

court as soon as today, as he faces federal criminal charges. those charges are still sealed. sources tell abc news they center around his finances. santos has been under fire for lying about his education, work history, and breaking campaign finance laws. he has admitted to lying about his resume, but denies these other allegations. kumasi: the manhattan district attorney's office is revealing new information in the domestic violence case against actor jonathan majors. the says majors twisted a woman's arm, struck her head, and shoved her into the car in march. the woman was treated at a hospital for minor injuries to her head or neck. -- head and neck. in his arraignment, he did not enter a plea. 's attorneys claim he is innocent and calls the case "a witch hunt" against actor. reggie: the prime days of mtv news has been over a while now, but now we know the program is going to be gone for good. the announcement comes as paramount is cutting jobs by

25%. in a memo to staff, the president said with these cuts, the company can reduce costs and create a more effective approach to move the business forward. mtv covered issues from pop-culture to politics. it was once a household name for gen x, lineals growing up -- and millennials growing up. linkedin is announcing layoffs. the ceo announced changes. 760 workers will be impacted, the second big layoff of the year, signaling more to come for the company. linkedin is headquartered in sunnyvale and has an office in the soho neighborhood. lisa: good morning. wednesday morning, partly cloudy skies. you can see the stratus clouds building along the coast early in the morning. it pushes even a little bit across the bay. by late morning, pulling back. ousley sunny skies, and we are looking at a nice day -- mostly sunny skies, and we are looking

at a nice day. we are looking at raising winds. mid and upper 60's. shy of 74. over the weekend we are hot. kumasi: new at 6:00, expanding inspection requirements. the new law san francisco leaders just approved for skyscrapers. reggie: shopping in the suburbs. what is behind a booming business of retail outside of cities.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7news. kumasi: now at 6:00, debt ceiling drama. we are talking about the options on the table to avoid a default. reggie: berkeley's new police chief is making history, but with some controversy. kumasi: and the warriors back at home, trying to avoid elimination. we are live outside chase center with how the team is preparing for game five against the lakers. reggie: good morning. welcome to wednesday, may 10. kumasi: a check of our forecast with lisa. lisa: we do have low clouds and fog. as we look at doppler, eggs are going to clear up quickly. mount tam, you can see how hazy it is. palo alto with clear skies. 50 in san jose.