announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. kumasi: entering day seven of the open teacher strike, an update on negotiations as we get closer to the end of the school year. >> a puzzle atop a san jose tower drawing lots of eyes but it could take years to complete. kumasi: and another must win night for the warriors. an injury could sideline an important player. but -- jobina: we are speaking positivity. kumasi: yes. jobina: thank you. [laughter] good morning, everybody. we made it to friday, may 12. kumasi: it will be a nice friday and weekend. drew: i think a lot of people started early, a nice weekend, nice afternoon. we warm temperatures into this

afternoon and warmer weather on the way tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing visibility. santa rosa doing better than last hour. some pockets of fog this morning and temperatures beginning in the 40's and the 50's. outside, tan cam showing you low-level fog and burns off quickly. afternoon sunshine, 80's away from the coast, warmer weather tomorrow afternoon. we detailed the mother's day forecast coming up in minutes. get a check of traffic. sue: we are headed to the richmond san rafael bridge and it is looking great as you can see. no backups here. no delays, an minute drive toward san quentin on the marin side of things. it is filling in on the you sure freeway from emeryville on into wards the bay bridge and macarthur maze. you are slowing here but still moving ok. highway four to the toll plaza, that is your hercules drive to the corridor, over 30

minutes. there is your drive time's, and we will be back in the sig alert he spoke 580 coming up. kumasi: another day on the picket line for oakland schoolteachers. the strike is in its seventh day. it started last thursday, may 4 and if you look at the calendar, you see the last day of school on may 25. abc seven news reporter ryan curry live in oakland with the latest on negotiations this morning. hi, ryan. >> good morning. the union says they were at the bar until late last night with the district but still no agreement has been reached between the two sides. that means you can expect another day of picketing and demonstrations from oakland teachers. the team with the union says there has been some movements on some of the issues but still no agreement on something from both sides. progress has not been made on the union common good proposal which the district says would cost them more than $1 billion.

the district says those issues should not just involve the district but other agencies. the team says those numbers aren't accurate. >> looking for commitment to provide housing through students, we are asking for a commitment to provide climate in classrooms. we are not trying to and a con -- we are trying to provide realistic solutions to our students. >> the issues cannot be tackled through school budgets alone. they demand multi agency and government support. moreover, as common good causes may be, they should not hold children's learning hostage. >> there is much on both -- much both sides have yet to agree on. parents are letting for alternatives. in lawrence all science, it is free for students impacted by the strike.

the school district says they will be holding a press conference later on this morning to provide an update on negotiations from their sides but until then, expect demonstrations from oakland teachers to various oakland schools as the strike is ongoing. ryan curry, abc7news. jobina: schools are in session but dozens of parents are taking another pass, dropping their kids off at diamond park for solidarity school, and ad hoc effort created by parent. >> a really quick, swift decision, i brought my stuff from home and came to the park. i think that is all it was. jobina: and a daughter has autism saying sending her daughter to school with a were placement teacher was not an option. four showed up last week but yesterday she had nearly 70 students. they consist of classes all led by volunteers, circle time, and group activities with a striking teacher lending a hand as well. she is using her own money and

efforts to start and keep the school running as she is receiving book donations through the local library or art supplies from attending families. stay with kgo -- stay with abc7news for the updates as they happen. we will see a bushel or when oakland unified officials give their update on negotiations expected around 11:30 a.m. if you don't have the app, you can download it now, the abc 7 bay area news app. kumasi: today we are expecting an update on the huge surge of a home in redwood city tied to a missing persons case from 1996. belmont police say they will release more information after investigators spent most wednesday searching the home and a nearby park off of farmville boulevard. we know it is connected to the investigation of the disappearance of ilia hagen are, who lived in belmont and vanished october 1996. jobina: the man charged with murder for beheading a woman is

pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. the 33-year-old is charged with first-degree murder. that is for the murder of lorena castro. the victim's father said he is not surprised by the verdict because it upsetting -- by the plea but it is upsetting. >> this insanity thing, there's no way. there's too much proof out there to see that he is not insane, was not insane. he knew what he was doing. jobina: the defendant attorneys says his client is a paranoid schizophrenic and will now undergo two psychiatric evaluations to determine his sanity. a court-appointed doctor found a mentally competent early this year. he is expected in court in july. kumasi: new development with uc berkeley's plan to build housing at people's park. the developer resources for community development is pulling out of the project. they give the reason the lawsuit

put the housing plan on hold. uc berkeley says it will keep working on the project and trying to find a new nonprofit developer. the lawsuit is curly before the state supreme court. jobina: a tricky combination of art and technology is back in the south bay. the puzzle is transmitting a new code ready to be cracked. the revolving circles are at the top of adobe's headquarters in downtown san jose. the wheels turn to a new position every seven seconds. together, the wheels of 256 possible combinations. it took the last person 4.5 years to solve the last code. abc 7 spoke with a group of people leading a conference. >> we have like a 13 hour flight back to germany so maybe this will be it. >> it's very cool they put everything together like some sort of modern art. jobina: it is illuminated b 24,000 led lights and can be

seen for miles. kumasi: elon ceo for twitter who is reportedly in talks for the role. jobina: and new night market. what to expect in downtown san francisco tonight. drew: this morning, if you are walking the dog later on, we have the morning clouds their 9:00 a.m., breaking down for sunshine. temperatures will quickly warm. a warm afternoon on the way and summer-like temperatures this weekend. i will bre like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults.

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drew: 6:10, live doppler 7 along with satellite, high pressure and ridge is building along the west coast this morning. it will strengthen over the next couple days, with warmer temperatures and bright sunshine in the afternoon. 9:00 a.m., 50's and cloud cover

burning off by 1:00 p.m., we expect sunny skies across the region. later today, we find our warmest cities reaching the low and mid 80's by about 4:00 p.m., 82 concord, 65 in the city with afternoon sunshine, 71 here, 70 san jose, 84 santa rosa, so it will be warmer compared to yesterday. the three day forecast feeling downright like summer. tomorrow afternoon, 80's and 90's away from the coast. slight cooling for mother's day the very nice for mom with sunshine and temperatures above average. kumasi: counting on one very specific corgi. they are hoping one dog is accurate in their production of the warrior/lakers series. an egot winner coming to the bay area to perform for one night this summer. how much it will cost you to see john legend. outside now at 6:11, we will be back.

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kumasi: welcome back. it is 6:14. elon musk says he found a new ceo for san francisco-based twitter. he did not name the person but the wall street journal is reporting linda yakarino in line for the job. musk will be executive chairman. san francisco city leaders are looking to the future of downtown. there has been so much talk about the retail industry's exit from the city core. 23 stores have shut down in union square since 2020. a lot of other businesses have moved or given up their office space for work from home solutions. despite that, not everyone thinks downtown is done. ripple founder chris larson

rejects the notion san francisco is dying. >> i think it is most creative and excepting place on the planet, which is why you see so much innovation coming out of here. that is not a coincidence. jobina: larson recently signed a lease for a new $130,000 square foot headquarters in downtown and is not the only one. the world's largest architecture firm invested millions in a new space on mccumber street and they are focused on ways to reimagine downtown. >> thinking differently about development, about who belongs in the neighborhood and how we can transform it to be something that is more of a destination. kumasi: the leadership at ripple and the other say the bay area's well-positioned for the role, especially due to the advancements happening now in i. jobina: san francisco is kicking off the noon night market tonight. ♪

ok. the night market will feature north indian dance music, food, and artists. the owner of one of the oldest indian restaurants is excited to take part. >> we are bringing food, drawing people in, and actually offering what san francisco is all about. jobina: the friday night event will also happen july 14 and september 8 in the same area. kumasi: here's a look at how traffic will be impacted for this event. as you can see on the map, battery street is going to be closed between washington street and south for mento street. part of clay street and this tree will be affected. the closures start at noon and will last until midnight so heads up if you are headed that way. the ark itself will run tonight from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. jobina: tonight it is another must win game for the warriors and their series against the lakers.

there are two key injuries that could have any impact on this game and in a major way so anthony davis of the lakers took an accidental elbow to the head by another player and left the game feeling woozy. he also left in a wheelchair. he did not injure concussion protocol and had no symptoms yesterday so he is listed as probable but andrew wiggins is questionable for tonight's game. he has a cartilage tear in his ribs, a big night for the warriors in game five with 25 points. but despite that, positive energy over here. ok? you don't need experts when it comes to protecting the game because a corgi seems to have picked things directly. this is incredible. touching the video. jobina: some of you are warriors fans. kumasi: basketball with a cor productions have been spot on. they have the dubs trailing three to one in the series and then rallying to win in seven games.

so maybe nature. one of the air corgi accounts joked that the warriors thing about making the dog the mascot if they pull this off. they will. jobina: deserved. for the corgi. kumasi: you can watch the corgi's next perdition -- prediction overly come true. it is at 7:00 p.m. airing on our sister network. if/when they win, the next will be sunday at the k center. if you are not there watching the game, you can watch it on abc seven followed by after game. he is an egot 20 multiplatinum artist. jobina: he is coming to the bay area to perform the summer. >> ♪ all of me loves all of you ♪ jobina: yes, john legend. uc berkeley announced john

legend is coming to the university to perform and shares stories with his illustrious career happening at the greek theater on saturday, june 17. tickets are on art at $70 throua admission. that is not bad. everything else in the summer. so closer to the stage -- seats closer to the stage range from $150 to $450. kumasi: a really great venue. i love it. jobina: how big are we talking? well it feel intimate? kumasi: yes, for sure. >> it is bench outside, so you can see pre-much not a bad seat in the house. jobina: that's cute. taylor swift seats, behind the stage, cannot sear. -- see her. sue: get you some love behind the pole. [laughter] jobina: like yes, girl.

you got it. drew: good morning. it is cloudy out there. this is in full effect but it will burn off sunshine later on. 9:00 to tentacle icam this layer should break down. a warmer afternoon on the way, temperatures are going to soar for the upcoming weekend. we keep highlighting saturday, especially like some around here. temperatures in the 40's and 50's, with a light jacket and a light layer. you will probably rid of the jacket around 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. when the sun comes out and most pots warm quickly. highs today, into the 70's a 80's. it will feel much warmer than yesterday, temperatures above average for this time of year. tonight, our marine layer will hug those around the bay shoreline. temperatures on the mild side, in the 50's, heading into saturday. with future trak, saturday is the warmest of the weekend and on the seven-day forecast because we have 90's in our warmest city.

if you want to beat the heat, go to the coast with a sea breeze in the areaay sunin minor old isof is the accuweather 7-day forecast. enjoy a pleasant afternoon with warmer temperatures today. doing like summer tomorrow, 80's and 90's away from the coast. nice for moms, spring warmth does continue sunday and even next week we ebb and flow a temperatures. they remain above average for this time. sue: good morning. happy friday, everyone. so far so good, taking a look at send is a roadways, 87. the cars on the right headed in the northbound direction up toward san jose airport, and everybody is moving at the limit. looks like a gray and white picture, black and white, but it is a little gloomy as drew has been talking about. 101 at highway 880 and both directions of 101 are looking great at this hour.

we had an earlier problem eastbound 580 through livermore. it was a sig alert for just about 10 minutes they cleared it out of wayne's and i never did see slowing. both west and east bounds deliver 580 is moving nicely. we have slow traffic coming out of the central valley up and over the altamont. kumasi: thank you. we are checking in with ginger zee live with what is coming up on gma. jobina: good morning. ginger: good morning. great to be with you this morning. it is a friday on gma and we start live on both sides of the border with the fallout has the pandemic-era title 42 policy came to an end. home and security secretary mayorkas is joining us with the white house response. then the apps that can help you save big money on your groceries by as much as 50%. and how the expiration date of cans can help save too. and lauren has the right stop for your pets and then we are seller bring one of our favorite traditions, breakfast in bed,

one deserving mom in america could get a surprise. will it town this morning? find out here on gma. kumasi: do you know what you will be doing for mother's day, ginger? ginger: you know what, i told them all i want to do is plant more the garden and i would be a happy woman. even if they give me -- i just want them to be around, they don't have to do the planting necessarily but that's it. jobina: you have a very cute [indiscernible] for her birthday, when they dressed up in their little morning best and their suits, adorable. i can't wait to see what they do. ginger: thank you. me too. now you reminded me i gotta get those out. [laughter] jobina: enjoy your weekend, -- kumasi: enjoy your weekend, you de

jobina: as we head into the warm weekend, summit county officials are warning people about the

high and fast-moving water at the russian river. the river flow rate at hacienda bridge is 450% higher than a year ago. officials say it is because of the recent wet weather and snow melting in the sierra. one man who works at the river says he is not used to seeing these conditions. >> a huge difference, yeah. by the start of our season, which is end of may, sometimes it is only me even ankle-deep and this time it is waste deep. jobina: waterflow is not the only concern here. the river is chilly between 50 and 60 degrees. people who plan to visit are being reminded to please use lifejackets and keep the kids within an arm's reach, very important for safety. new at 6:00, the san francisco supervisors are taking a new step toward renaming stone like because the man the lake is named after, william stoker, was an assemble a member in the 1800s who pushed anti-semitic policies including one meant to

drive out jewish residents from his district. according to the examiner, supervisors have to hold three public hearings on the matter before making a formal recommendation to the rea creation and park condition. a famous chef, jose andre asked, may not be bringing his food to the bay area because of a natural gas ban. according to sfgate, the stanford shopping center is threatening to sue palo alto, arguing the prohibition of new natural gas hookups will prevent the michelin star chef from opening his restaurant. if the restaurant cannot connect ha wch its line, the menu w refuses to do. next at 6:30, trading or trash in the east bay for some ice cream. we are talking about this exchange, very tasty. heading to break, a live look outside at 627 time. the beach looks beautiful, the weather will look great, we will be right back.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. jobina: now at for migrants. how you can help one south bay nonprofit as title 42 expired overnight. kumasi: funding tech hubs across the country. the multibillion-dollar now been from the biden administration this morning. jobina: naming the new falcon checks. the top names we all got to pick from for the three birds. did marchand make the list? kumasi: marchand did not make the list. jobina: did kumasi? kumasi: that did not either. . jobina: all of our submissions -- kumasi: did not work. there are exciting names i'm excited to share and we have the big reveal later. jobina: can't wait. kumasi: you have to join us in the stream for that. drew: that's awesome too. jobina: it is.

kumasi: happy friday. jobina: it is may 12 and we have great weather. drew: we do. all your outdoor activities today and through the weekend. great for mom as well. his ability in santa rosa is one of the loan problem spots. not too terrible. we have had worse mornings and about a mile and a half of visibility. numbers 40 and 50, the light layer is needed with sunshine or peaking in, here's walnut creek showing bright conditions. a lot of cloud cover around the bay shoreline which breaks down fast. the warmer afternoon, 70's and 80's hoy from the coast, even warmer weather arrives tomorrow. let's check in with sue with traffic. sue: good morning. it is a pretty good friday morning here on the roads. we have metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza and they came on about 547 time. you can see a minor, very minor, delay. taking a look at drive time from hercules all the way to the city across the span, still under 40

minutes. over toward oakland, 880 is looking nice past the coliseum at 60 6th avenue. both directions of 880 north and southbound are looking great. back to you guys. jobina: today marks day seven of the oakland teachers strike, negotiations still worked on as the cool your -- school years winding down. we hear from the oakland mayor and what she is saying about the strike. reporter ryan curry is live with details. good morning. ryan: good morning. the teachers union says they saw progress toward an agreement with the school district. however, there is disagreements between both sides. specifically with the common good proposals brought up by the unions. they have still not been able to figure that part out in the negotiations in the district is saying that is something that should not be left up to the school board. they say that is something they need the city and state's help with. the bargaining team said they have been meeting with the district until midnight, several days this week to make progress

on an agreement. the school year ends in two weeks from today. students are missing out on the last month of learning before the summer time. somehechdren to wrence horome the lost learning. that is free for students impacted by the strike. teachers say they picked this time for a reason. >> we had to pick a time where we thought we would get their attention. we deftly got the district attention now. >> let's go >> while both sides continued to reach an agreement, there will also be another round this afternoon. the oakland mayor said in the statement, one oakland means we all work together toward a shared goal of the united city. one in which all residents have the opportunity to live, work, plan, and learn. that include our children who deserve to be in classrooms getting quality education in a safe, equity -- equitable, and enjoyful market.

she is hoping to end the strike soon and reach an agreement paired we are hoping to hear from the school district later. once we have an update, we will provide you for it. a lot left to be talked about and strike ongoing. live in oakland, ryan curry, abc7news. jobina: police are investigating a fire at the parking light -- parking lot of the antioch stations. take a look at this video tweeted out by contra costa county fire. it destroyed six vehicles parked in the lawn yesterday afternoon. investigators say it appears to be ignited during a gasoline theft. no word on suspect. kumasi: the antioch police chief and mayor are responding after california's attorney general launched an investigation into the police department. this is coming after complaints of habitual and consistent violations of civil rights by officers in a scandal that the contra costa county public defender's office believes may involve up to 40% of the police force. the police chief says his

department is ready for the state to step in. >> i was actually somewhat relieved to be honest with you because i know the value they bring and i know they will give structure and framework to move us forward. kumasi: the mayor says this will help antioch in the long run. the scandal led to dozens of officers being placed on leave and the fbi investigating alleged misconduct. jobina: demonstrators in the east bay are demanding the release of black mothers who are incarcerated since 2017. the sq justice group has bailed out mothers in the weeks leading up to mother's day. hear from one woman. >> it was thousands of dollars and you get a bill like that and i'm like i'm never getting that. overjoyed. i was crying. i was very emotional to say the least. i would have my children on the outside, i was facing prison time, and it was like what do

do? could i turn to? jobina: in all, the se justice group a nearly $2 million to bond women out of jail. this year they joined forces with the national bailout collective to bailout two women so they could spend their time with their family on this mother's day. kumasi: new proposed penalties for open sideshows are closer to becoming reality this morning. the rules and legislation committee approved an ordinance yesterday that would make participating in or organizing sideshows a misdemeanor. organizers and participants could face a fine of up to $1000 and/or six months jail. the city council is scheduled to take up this proposal may 16. oaklands mayor has announced dustin johnson has the choice for oaklands new city administrator. johnson worked municipal and county governments for nearly 20 years. oakland city council was set to vote on johnson's position next tuesday. if approved, he will begin as city minna street are june 5. the city of oakland is looking to hire a new police and fire

chief. jobina:mastrengthen the countr'h sector involving creating new hubs but not input -- not in place is traditionally known like in the bay area. gloria rodriguez has been digging into this plan and joins us live in the newsroom with the details. good morning. gloria: good morning. president biden is looking to create new tech hubs outside of usual places like san francisco, los angeles, and boston new york corridor. the administration is launching the first tech hubs funding opportunity. the commerce department releasing information about how to apply for the funding this morning. the funding will come from the chips and signs act which was passed last year and will be invested in different regions. the first round of funding will have $500 million available with another potential $4 billion down the road. it is estimated there will initially be 20 hubs around the country. this is part of resin bidens

investing in america. in a statement, the u.s. circuit terry of commerce of the program will help strengthen economic opportunity in communities around the country that have historically been overlooked. i've been looking into this and those who could apply need to be in a designated geographical region and have a partnership that could include for example academia, the private sector, government, federal labs, and unions. there is more information about who is eligible to apply and how to apply for the funding on tech hub -- techhub.com. kumasi: thank you. also this morning, the end of title 42, the cities be on the southern border preparing for asylum-seekers as border patrol facilities are over capacity. there are 24,000 border patrol agent's along with thousands of troops and contractors trying to get things under control. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas says smugglers are spreading this information on social media.

they are allegedly offering services to migrants with promises of easy entry. >> we process and swiftly remove people without illegal -- a legal basis to remain in the u.s.. kumasi: under new regulations, non-mexican migrants have to apply for and be denied asylum in another country first and migrants need to schedule an appointment at a port of entry using an app. people that don't follow the rules face deportation and will be unable to enter the u.s. for five years. jobina: with title 42 officially over, the south bay is preparing for an influx of migrants with a nonprofit called amigos to guadalupe a. it calls the san jose haste -- a destination spot. the group says they have seen an uptick of migrants since last summer and many have friends and family in the south bay. >> we need to be prepared, to be ready to welcome many immigrants

and asylum-seekers who make their way to our community. jobina: amigos de says it is in need of reform. the group is providing migrant families to -- migrant services any -- migrant families any services they need. go to the website. kumasi: united airlines pilots will be picketing against what they are calling a decade-old contract. that needs to be updated. here is effort -- sfo were pilots will take place in the nationwide picket. they are calling on management to consider modernized workforce which includes higher pay and a better scheduling system. at of their union -- the head of their units as if united does not match the pay of delta airlines, the pilots will not except the offer. we did reach out for a comment and we have not heard back yet. jobina: panic over pasta prices, the crisis talks being held in

italy. kumasi: a live look at the new york stock exchange, up by 80 points right now. another update in the markets next. jobina: feature flex, the sundown cinema series coming back to san francisco this summer. and stay with us on the bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. so all of you out and about, if you don't know we are on until 7:00 a.m. or after that, this is what we're talking about. you will see drew, me, kumasi, we will be there. drew: outside this morning, here is a live look at the exploratory in camera. may gray across much of the bay. sunshine 40, peaking high pressure developing across the west coast. this ridge will break down morning clouds and bring about a warmer afternoon today with a lot of sunshine. here is future weather, 10:00 a.m., most cloud cover is out of here, back to the coast for

sunny skies. these and 60's by that hour. by 1:00, sunshine doing its job, 70's if not low 80's. later on, we expect the warmest cities to exceed about 80 degrees. 84 fairfield, and santa rosa, a mild 71 oakland, warm in the south bay, 78 san jose, 65 the city, about 82 for a high in concord. the three day forecast, even warmer weather arrives tomorrow. feels like summer by saturday afternoon and 80's and 90's away from the coast. a little minor cooldown for mother's day so look nice for mom with

jobina: the nba playoffs are here and there is one game on abc 7 this weekend it is the wires like your series going to seven games it will be on sunday or it could be game one of the

western conference finals. the denver nuggets meet the phoenix suns to advance. kumasi: the man accused of holding jordan galeon and deadly chokehold on a newark city subway has turned himself into authorities. we want to warn you, this video is difficult to watch. 24-year-old daniel petty was a u.s. marine veteran and is now charged with second-degree manslaughter. the maximum penalty for this charge is 15 years. this whole thing was caught on camera. and it has garnered national attention. you can see in the video petty restraining nearly after outbursts that people say nearly made on the drain. petty is expected to be arraigned in court this afternoon. jobina: attorney general rob artis indoor soaring -- endorsing katie porter to replace dianne feinstein. porter and bonta more together to protect consumers from big oil companies. bonta says congresswoman porter

is smart, tough, and unafraid to take on special interests in order to deliver for californians. she announced her 2020 forbid early in january and gained support from democrats and government advocates and progressives. kumasi: senator dianne feinstein is back to work on the judiciary committee. yesterday helping to advance several nominees. the committee approved six of president bidens bigs which have been stalled in her absent including three that advanced in a party-line vote, meaning center feinstein was necessary for the approval. she asked why she decided to return enter answer was -- >> i felt better. [laughter] kumasi: the 89 returned to washington tuesday after nearly three months away recovering from shingles. she said she plans to keep a light schedule and use a wheelchair to get around as she continues to recover. cvs has agreed to pay up for

allegedly selling expired products. a dozen district attorney settled a civil case with the drugstore chain. they alleged cvs sold over-the-counter drugs, baby formula, baby food beyond expiration dates. so now cvs will be paying $6.5 million and another million dollars to charity. the company also created a program to better train staff and verify expiration dates. jobina: now for your morning money report, italy's government is trying to figure out what is behind the surge in prices for pasta. the costs jumped 17.5% in march compared to the same month last year. that is more than double. the surge is happening despite the price of wheat, the main ingredient, falling in recent months. pasta prices improved a little bit since april but prices were up 16.5%. taking a live look now the new york stock exchange has trading

gets underway, we are up about 67 points. kumasi: an east bay ice cream shop is offering free ice cream for a bag of cash. a shop in oakland came up with the idea and this is inside of an ethiopian cafe off of lakeshore avenue. the owner says anyone who brings in a bag of trash from their neighborhood you get ice cream and return. it is limited to one free ice cream per customer. don't get carried away. also pick up the trash. the offer is good only saturday, june 3 so make your plan now. jobina: i shall. kumasi: free outdoor movies are coming back to san francisco this summer. jobina: the program called sundown cinema returns were a fifth season and the series runs june 8 to october 20. movies will be shown at several different locations including alameda square, dolores park, and the ferry building. these include talk on maverick,

legally blonde, black panther wakonda forever, and a mama mia sing-along. each event will have a preshow entertainment and food trucks. guests are encouraged to rsvp for a chance to win reserve seats and other prizes. drew: ok. jobina: i wanted to do this last year and i never got around so i have to do it. >> it's fun. i like the sing-along part too, that would be fun. drew: absolutely. watching a movie in dolores park, absolutely. kumasi: mama mia friday, august 18. jobina: does it say when it starts? kumasi: let me scroll. [laughter] jobina: maybe like sundown? sue: it's gotta be after -- jobina: dark, yeah. drew: it will be fun. this moaning, cloud cover, sunny, quickly later on today. here is the tam cam, morning marine layer with us and will

pull back to the coast by 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.. a warming trend continues this afternoon and it will feel warm with temperatures soaring for the weekend. saturday feels like summer, 40's and 50's are now, light jacket, probably avoided by 10:00 a.m. with sunshine coming out. this morn, temperatures warm into the 70's and 80's away from the coast and warmest cities above average for this time of year. tonight, fog along the coast and around the beach shoreline and temperatures mainly in the 50's, so a bit milder tonight than right now. here is future trak temperatures. by saturday, a hot day away from the coast. 90's reappear from santa rosa, 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline and of course had to the coast if you want to be the heat, in the 60's there with a nice sea breeze. minor cooling hitting us sunday but it is looking very nice re'f the weekend.

raking down your mother's day forecast, early in the morning without marine layer we will have a bit of coastal drizzle but we will warm up quickly. sunshine, average in the 70's and 80's. here's accuweather 7-day forecast, warming continues today, feeling like summer tomorrow. wear the sunscreen because the uv index is high. nice for mom sunday and temperatures above average for next week. sue: we will take a look outside. it is a beautiful morning across the golden gate bridge. no delays. you have four lanes in the southbound direction and two lanes in the northbound direction. clear with out fog. it is a spectacular morning. feeling good on a friday. we will take a look at mr. san rafael passed the northgate mall. cars are headed on the right of your screen in the southbound direction. no delays to the golden gate bridge and the marine commute is looking wonderful. looking at drive times, albany to the maze, not bad at all.

880 southbound into san jose is looking good. 280 22 -- the cupertino from highway 101 at the limit also. jobina: an historically by the fd ends it oo donation rest new guidance. alntial donors will be asked the same questions. >> it is an exciting time, it's been a long time coming. so finally see the feds taking this is intra-meant -- this step is incremental and monumental in helping to end discriminatory practices against gay and bisexual men. jobina: people will now be assessed on an individual basis on whether there are any risks in donating. the changes could not come at a better time because there has been a steep decline in people who are giving blood or even able to give. >> every two seconds, someone in the u.s. needs blood. as a constant need for it. more people we have to donate

it, the better. these changes announced today hopefully those who are unable to donate before will be able to donate, roll up their sleeves, and save lives. jobina: the fda put the restrictions in place in the 1980's during the aids epidemic out of fear donations could contribute to the spread of hiv. if you are looking for more information on the new blood donation guidelines or if you would like to know how and where you can donate, head to our website, abc7news, or your abc 7 bay area news app. kumasi: the most avid gamer in san diego happens to be this see lien named spike. spike is a first -- the first sea line in the u.s. navy's marine may program to train on a game system as part of the navy research on cognitive enrichment for marine mammals. spike can use his snout to press a button that maneuvers a cursor through a maze. spike exhibits i as they challenge them with more difficult tasks and he shows happiness when he wins and loves

to get a reward. jobina: do your thing, spike. [laughter] kumasi: it is a big morning for the newest falcon checks living atop uc berkeley. jobina: we are expected to learn the names of the three newborns after the public was able to vote. video from earlier this week shows the chicks getting used to their new home. dr. shawn peterson from uc berkeley will join us on our streaming show at 7:00 a.m. to reveal the names. this is cute until i saw they were eating something that -- kumasi: they gotta eat. jobina: these are the top 15 names. kumasi: i voted bank. jobina: you voting -- voted? kumasi: i don't want to tell people what i voted. jobina: i will say urszula since we are in our little mermaid error this month -- era this month. i like star and diablo.

luna is cute. also rosa. kumasi: i like rosa. when you go vote, they tell you why they are nominated in the story and history so that as a little more context. all the names are good. i'm excited to see. jobina: me too. i used to love we have become the falcon official station. kumasi: we are and i'm proud of that. jobina: you are the falcon expert, you lead the way on that. kumasi: i'm so into them in their lives. jobina: ever since we watched the live happening -- hatching, kumasi and i are included forever. kumasi: we are invested. it will be good. up next, the seven things you need to know. jobina: heading to break, bringing you a live look outside. looking at fog. i'm sorry we don't have anything clear for you but it will be a really nice day and weekend. be right back.

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teachers will be back on the picket line for a seventh day straight as they negotiate a new contract. the district is planning a news conference with an update at 11:30 and we will bring it live on abc seven and wherever you stream. jobina: belmont police are expected to release more information about their search for new clues in the disappearance of a woman missing since 1996. investigators searched a home in redwood city for clues. kumasi: the pandemic related asylum restriction known as title 42 expired overnight as thousands of migrants flooded the southern border. the biden administration says 24,000 border patrol agents along with thousands of troops and contractors. jobina: number four, elon musk has picked a new ceo for san francisco-based twitter. musk did not name the person but wall street journal reports he is in talks with nbc universal's head of advertising, linda yucca reno.

drew: it is warmer afternoon and the weekend is feeling like summer. 70's and 80's away from the coastline. by tomorrow, 90's make a return in the hottest pot inland looking nice for mom on sunday. sue: number six, an accident at the bay bridge toll plaza blocking the two left lanes. also there trying to clear that out as quickly as possible. here is your drive time from hercules corridor into the city, pretty light. kumasi: warriors this corgi is right and that the warriors win tonight. so far he's been right for every game in the series. the doves trailing three to one and rallying to win in seven games. the game tonight is at 7:00 p.m. and of course we will all be watching game seven which will air on abc seven. drew: no lies detected with that corgi. jobina: no.

it's nice you know how animals no, the se good morning america for our viewers in the west. overnight, title 42 expires. the crisis at the border intensifies. thousands of migrants crowd the border. the pandemic era policy restricting immigration ends. now the city is already overcapacity and the new ruling that could slow the process even more. this morning homeland secretary mayorkas joins us with the white house plan. overnight severe storms slamming the heart land. 16 reported tornados touching down across five states. this house getting sent into the sky. >> oh, no! >> oh, whole house. >> this morning where the threat is headed next. the former marine who kill