>> building a better bay area. moving forwa, in ons.ws attack on all of us. >> we have to try every mechanism possible for justice. reggie: community leaders continuing to demand justice after the san francisco da declined to file charges in the shooting of --. >> plus the search for a suspected killer in haywood. police say he is armed and dangerous. reggie: a multimillion dollar settlement between walgreens and san francisco. the city blaming the pharmacy for the ongoing drug crisis. >> we have a lot to get to but we are going to start with the weather and spencer. spencer: good morning. the gang's all here the weather is nice and calm this morning. a morning much like yesterday morning with patches of fog and coastal drizzle but not as

widespread as yesterday. looking under the bay bridge, patchy morning fog, spotty drizzle, bright and breezafternd continues through saturday. you can see traffic is and it is mainly clear out there. 52 degrees looking back at the bay bridge, right now -- mid-50's felt -- at livermore. i will give you look at the seven-day forecast at little later. sue: the golden gate bridge is socked in with thick fog. it does affect your visibility and you will need windshield wiper's coming from sausalito to downtown san francisco. checking on the san mateo bridge, there is your drive isme, just over 15 minutesrtowae

highway one, the left lane remains blocked. right lanes, the offramp from southbound 880 is closed over by the coliseum due to an overnight oil spill. jobina: hayward police are searching for a man they say shot two people in front of a young child and now investigators are asking for your help to find him. we are live in hayward with the latest. >> that five-year-old boy found unharmed in that hayward home is believed to be the child of the woman who was shot and killed and the suspected shooter. here is who police are looking for.

they since the shooting which was last thursday afternoon around 2:00. according to police, he went into a home on cassie and drive, shot his ex and her boyfriend and left the five-year-old boy alone. boyfriend remains hospitalized in critical condition. we are told the shooter did work for the college of san mateo and in response, the school says they have increased security on campus out of an abundance of caution. >> we believe he does have ties to the bay area, to the vacaville area. he does have relatives that are local. all of those avenues are being explored. >> hayward police ask if you have seen him, did not approach him. instead, call your local authorities. while this was not a random

incident, he should be considered armed and dangerous. reggie: thank pressure is building in san francisco for your -- for criminal charges to be filed in the walgreens shooting case. banko brown was shot and killed last month via security guard in san francisco over suspected shoplifting. hundreds protested the das office, urging her to change her decision. >> banko's life is more than just what happened to him. the system failed him long before he stepped foot in that walgreens. reggie: the da insists the guard acted in self-defense and there was not sufficient evidence to go to trial. there have been calls for the state attorney general to step in and investigate. if you want to know about this case, we have posted links on our website. jobina:

now heading to san francisco to help fight the opioid epidemic. yesterday the city attorney announced a settlement with walgreens that stems from a lawsuit that accused the pharmacy of failing to effectively regulate the dispensing of opioids at pharmacies. >> that were more concerned with profit than following their legal obligations. they did not give their pharmacists time to conduct due diligence, pressuring the pharmacists to fill, fill, fill. jobina: a federal court walgreens substantially contributed to the opioid crisis and created a public nuisance in san francisco. walgreens responded in quote, walgreens disputes liability and does not admit fault in the agreement. reggie: is planning to rally outside san francisco's laguna honda hospital, demanding no more patients be transferred or discharged. the city run nursing home lost

its certification last year after failing to meet basic standards of care by federal regulations. laguna honda began discharging residents, but tt died within weeks of the move. in february, regulators agreed to extend the pause on transfers until tomorrow. the president of synthesis -- the president of san francisco's board of supervisors wants to expand parking meter hours. they want to charge for parking until -- the supervisor once an independent economic review first. he says the plan will hurt businesses and tourism. the mta says they need the extra revenue. jobina: it is bike to work day in the bay area. because so many people work from home on fridays, it is being recognized today. bike stations will be set up around the area. reggie: bike friendly weather --

calm wind across the bay area although we are breezy in san francisco. nothing very gusty. it i locations with the exception of san francisco and oakland. let's take a look at current temperatures. 51 right now in the city. right around the bay shoreline, low to mid 50's, temperatures now inland, little bit cooler. as we look at the bay these are the forecast headlines. we have some patches of fog with spotty drizzle near the coast. going into the afternoon, looking for bright and breezy conditions and this cooling pattern will continue into saturday. high temperatures this afternoon, around 57. for -- mainly mid-60's

70's around though bay shoreline -- the bay shoreline. tomorrow we will see we will see temperatures below average with highs in the upper 70's and temperatures rebound on sunday and monday as we warm up and then start to cool down in the middle of next week. reggie: thank you. coming up, the vote today that can open the door to the only unionized group of strippers in the country. jobina: plus the los angeles dodgers make a controversial decision. why a popular san francisco bay's lgbtq+ group has been uninvited from pride night festivities. reggie: a paparazzi pursuit o prince harry and meghan markle. jobina: a live look outside. checking out san francisco. a slightly foggy start.

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tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. it feels good to just live in the moment. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. ask your doctor about cabenuva today. so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. reggie: the national labor relations board is set to certify a union vote making a

group of southern california strippers the only unionized strippers in the country. we first told you about this yesterday.hollywood oncetrike fe than a year to get union regnion. they felt their safety concerns were not a priority for management. the group has been approved to join the actors equity union. they will be the first in the country to have unionized dancers since the lusty lady in san francisco closed in 2013. jobina: big names are backing a class-action lawsuit against wells fargo. three named plaintiffs accuse wells fargo of denying mortgage loans to hundreds of thousands of nonwhite applicants. former san francisco mayor willie brown and several rights attorney ben crump announced their support in front of the san francisco edible courthouse yesterday. >> it is hard every day, being told that you are inferior, that you don't get equal opportunity to the american dream.

jobina: in a statement, wells fargo said in part quote, we are confident that we follow relevant government sponsored enterprise guidelines in our decision-making and that our underwriting practices are consistently applied, regardless of a customers race or ethnicity -- customer's race or ethnicity. abc 7 has investigated systemic racism -- led to changes of -- at the federal level. to learn more, you can watch our documentary right now, available on demand. reggie: the los angeles dodgers have uninvited a popular san francisco drag group from the team's pride night next month. they say they are excluding them to avoid controversy, not to distract from the benefits of pride. the sisters of perpetual indulgence was founded in -- founded in san francisco and has members in cities all across the world. here is ryan curry. >> the people who are responding this way to the sisters don't

know who we are. ryan: a longtime member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence says wednesday is an emotional day. the dodgers disinvited the group from being honored at the team's pride night ceremony in june, claiming the group has been the source of controversy. >> people are reacting with hate. it is unfortunately very of the climate that we see today. ryan: the religious advocacy group catholic vote first expressed concerns about the sisters being honored late last week. they say the group mocks reels a -- mocks real nuns. they originated in san francisco in the late 1970's and they are known for doing charitable work throughout the city. >> we have literally saved lives and our mission has always been to raise money for those who need it. we minister to the sick, we feed the hungry, we support we are hearts -- we support queer parts. ryan: marco rubio also called on

the dodgers to pull their invite. he sent a letter to the mlb commissioner sack it would be an outrage in a tragedy if the mlb in pursuit of modern secular and indeed antireligious values rebuked that faith and the millions of believing fans who cherish the sport. -- state senator scott weiner says a california sports team should not be influenced by an out-of-state senator. he said california state honors the lgbtq community. >> we support the diversity of our community and we support lgbtq people and this is a very sad day. ryan: following wednesday's announcement, the president of catholic vote says he was pleased with the decision writing, while we wonder why a group was selected in the first place, this incident should serve as a wake-up call for all the disbelievers. unchecked will corporations have no qualms about exploiting people of faith. sister roma wants the dodgers to recognize the charitable work done by the foundation. >> i chose maybe their interests

weren't so much in actually supporting organization that is iconic and legendary and important to the queer community. jobina: this year's theme is once upon a fair. the event will include livestock exhibits, rides, food and entertainment, organizers shared this video with abc 7. the event runs through the weekend. abc 7 news joined in on the fun trivia night last night. members of our news team volunteered for the lucasfilm trivia night. this bay area charities. the event returned in person this year in san francisco. several groups including ours participated in the night of food, trivia and prizes. each organization competed to raise money to support local charities.

all charities disadvantaged groups throughout the area, including those in need of food, social equity or low income families. reggie: but did we win? jobina: that's what i want to know. reggie: let's get down to business here. fair, we have fair weather, no pun intended. it really is going to be fair, seriously. it is pretty fair right now as a matter of fact. what a nice view from our rooftop camera, looking across, under much less foggy conditions than we had yesterday morning. 51 right now in san francisco. 52 degrees at half moon bay. unobstructed view from the south beach camera. 50 degrees right now on this --

on the north end. 50 degrees at livermore. here is the forecast animation, we have some patchy fog and there is some spotty drizzle. not quite so widespread. it will give way to mainly sunny skies by midmorning and midday. a few high clouds traveling through the sky today but overall it will be a bright afternoon. it will continue the cooling trend that began yesterday. here is a look at our forecast headlines. spotty drizzle near the coast, bright and breezy this afternoon, and as we get into the afternoon hours, we will look for a little bit of cloudiness lingering at the coastline where high temperatures will be in the mid -- mainly in the upper 50's. up in the north bay, 74. 77 at santa rosa. mid 80's in the inland east bay.

now i check on traffic with sue. sue: heading towards emeryville, you can see the solid stream of headlights heading in the westbound direction on 80. those ps mean everytng vi tds t this is southbound 680. that is moving well from concord all the way to the 24 interchange. you are about at the limit for an eight minute drive. one problem spot this morning, we have an accident in daly city. it looks look it has been cleared out. it was just south of john daly boulevard and the left lane was blocked. now it looks pretty clear. expect fog in the area. jobina: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: silla breading 50 years since a history making race. the woman who was the first to win the race when she was just 10 years old. jobina: a live look outside.

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hayward police are asking for your help to locate this man you see on your screen. he is accused of shooting and killing the mother of his child last week. police say he also shot the victim's boyfriend, who survived . he is considered armed and dangerous. reggie: former and san francisco mayor will -- willie brown and -- are backing a class-action lawsuit against san francisco-based wells fargo. the bank is accused of denying mortgage loans to hundreds of thousands of nonwhite applicants. jobina: montana has become the first state to ban tiktok within its borders. it is over concerns the chinese government could access private information. . it is not clear how montana will enforce the law. reggie: president biden met with japan's prime minister today ahead of the g7 summit. russia's invasion of ukraine was a major topic during the meeting. resident biden is planning to leave the -- leave the g7 early to return to washington to work on raising the debt limit. spencer: we are in a cooling

trend right now but it will be nice and warm at the end of the day with high temperatures in the mid 80's. 60's around the bay. sue: we are following your thursday morning drive with a look at the toll plaza. no lights yet. not too bad on the span. there is a look at your drive time all the way to san francisco, in the green. jobina: you may see more people on bicycles today. it is bike to work day. people are encouraged to bike to their office or shopping. this year marks 50 y sonoma county woman became the first female to win the iconic gypsy race -- dipsey -- from mill valley to stinson beach. she will run again next month for what will be her 39th time doing it. now she is 60 years old. she runs about six miles a day. >> i have got 100 68,000 miles

on my legs, which is probably a lot more than most people's car. i started running marathons when i was five. for me, running this was not that much of a challenge. jobina: let us know. the race began in 1905 and women were not allowed to compete for decades, when she first began running it. she put on a disguise and entered with her initials so people would not shoot -- would not know she was a girl. reggie: what? jobina: that is interesting. reggie: she started running marathons when she was five? jobina: just casual. reggie: that is cool. this is not cool. a scary situation involving prince harry and his wife. they were involved in a near catastrophic car chase with paparazzi in new york city. it happened tuesday night as they left -- the

spokesperson says the sidewalk, cutting people off and going the wrong way down a one-way street to try and get a photo. eventually, they hid out in a police precinct before the security detail hailed a cab. taxi drivers -- the taxi driver said they were continued -- they continued to be followed. >> flashes coming from every direction. they looked very nervous. reggie: harry and meghan the whole ordeal lasted nearly two hours. there were no injuries or arrests but the city's mayor called the situation reckless. harry blamed paparazzi for his mother's death. she was killed in a car crash all being chased by proverb -- by paparazzi in 1997. jobina: in today's gma first look, a 13-year-old who saved his sister from it would-be kidnapper with his slingshot is speaking about that day. >> in this morning's gma first

look, slingshot hero. >> getting kidnapped by him. >> police say last week, someone come out of the woods near owen burns's house in michigan and attempted to take his eight-year-old sister. oh heard his sister's screams and looked out. >> i got my slingshot and a marble and a rock and i shot. >> he flung a rock and then a marble, directly at the 17-year-old suspect, hitting him in the chest. >> to see him pop into action that quickly is extraordinary. he should be commended for it. >> this morning, we will hear how owen's quick thinking protected his sister and helped police catch their suspect. it is all coming up at 7:00. reggie: new details this -- prosecutors now allege the

accused leaker was reprimanded several times for looking at classified material beyond his duties, but before his arrest. i am justin finch with more from washington. jobina: plus a full ban on tiktok. we will tell you when and where the social media app will soon be completely banned. reggie: a live look outside. it is 5:26.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> we've had some violent assaults in broad daylight. reggie: ewhat neighbors and oned communityut down on violent crimes. jobina: questions about senator dianne feinstein's ability to carry out her duties. we are now hearing audio from a reporter asking questions about her health. reggie: california mayors unite. proposals being considered to address the homeless crisis. jobina: good morning everybody. reggie: we will start with spencer. how does it look out there? spencer: we've got some patches of fog out there but it is calm for the most part. all across the region, we've got a range of about 52 to 54 degrees, so nothing extreme in terms of temperatures. spotty drizzle near the coast this morning will disappear by

midday, giving way to bright and breezy conditions and we are in a cooling trend that will continue through saturday. let's look at afternoon highs. a little bit of lingering low cloudiness at the coast, after5n francisco. in the east bay, nice and mild. mid to upper 70's up in the north bay. a check on sue: we will check your drive times. in the red already, typical for your early morning commute. 580 westbound into dublin from tracy, just about 55 minutes. your westbound commute on four is looking great into concord. into san francisco, less than 20 minutes. you can see headlights heading past the civic center, up toward central marin and it is moving at the limit.

no delays all the way to the golden gate. we will be back withreggie: pole asking for your help to track down a man accused of killing the mother of his child. he is considered armed and dangerous. amended the cuss to leo is live -- amanda de castillio is live. amanda: that deadly shooting happened last thursday afternoon and hayward police say the suspected shooter has not been seen since. we are showing you his photo because police are asking for the public's help to find him. this is 33-year-old vaughn boat ner. police believe he is responsible for shooting his former wife, the mother of his son. police say he went to the home

and shot his ex and her 28-year-old boyfriend. the man remains hospitalized in critical condition. the woman died at the hospital. the five-year-old boy who was left inside the home was not injured. police say boatner ties throughout the area, including as far north as vacaville. >> we believe he has access to vehicles but we do not know what he is currently using for transportation. we are asking for the public's assistance in locating him. if you have information regarding his whereabouts or any information regarding this investigation, we ask that you contact the hayward police department. amanda: college of san mateo. in response to the deadly shooting, the school says they have increased security on campus out of an abundance of caution. the department morning while this was not a random attack, he should be considered armed and

dangerous. do not approach him. instead, call your local authorities. members are demanding action from the city after police say and nanny was robbed while on a walk this week. gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom with the changes frustrated residents want to see. gloria: open police say robberies are up i 3% this year. particularly impacted areas are leak short -- lakeshore and the fruitvale district and community members are fed up. residents filled the church last night, demanding answers about public safety. this after a 15-month-old baby was hit by shrapnel in an attempted armed robbery. police say two men tried to steal a nanny's purse during a morning walk with a baby. this has residents shaken and upset. >> i'm tiredhe

>>arndhehbhoi greet all my friei know. not so many people walk in the morning and i know i don't want to come alone. gloria: resident spoke up about wanting to see more cameras in the neighborhood. we are told that is being looked at. police committed to having more officers in the area with more patrol cars and added help from their traffic unit. the city council president called the meeting with the grand lake neighborhood to engage with oakland police officials and she is vowing to hold police accountable. reggie: thank you. this morning there are new concerns surrounding diane feinstein. audio has been made public from her exchange tuesday with an l.a. times reporter where she appears to not know that she has been away from washington, d.c.

for four months. >> what have you heard? >> what have i heard about what? >> about your return? >> i have not been gone. >> ok. >> i haven't been gone. i've been working. >> you been working from home? >> no, i've been here. i've been voting. you either know or you don't know. reggie: the 89-year-old returned to the capital last week after spending more than two months in san francisco recovering from shingles. yesterday the l.a. times reporter who spoke with her weighed in on their exchange. >> it was a charitable interpretation of this, that she has been back for a week. maybe she thought i was talking about the last week. but given what has been reported and had been reported over the last couple of years, it seemed in line with that. we were trying to show what she is like right now. we don't get a lot of opportunities to hear her talk. this was important for that reason. reggie: a spokesperson for the senator has declined comment.

during her recovery, four house democrats have called for her to resign. as reported, she is planning to retire at the end of her term. jobina: mayor's of san francisco, oakland and san jose are making a push for continued state funding to address the homelessness crisis. they are part of the california big-city mayors group, representing the state's 13 largest cities. they went to sacramento to urge the governor to dedicate $2 billion a year in ongoing funding to the homeless housing assistance and prevention grant program. they also want 1.5 billion dollars to project home key which turns vacant buildings into housing. >> it is critical for funding to go directly to the big cities, directly to the cities that are impacted by homelessness. >> the most recent round of funding will be used to add new shelter beds, provide case management for people getting into housing, to create a new

youth drop-in center and to contribute towards our racial equity work. jobina: since the two programs began, the group says more than 121 thousand residents have been served in nearly 16,000 new shelter and interim housing beds have been planted. reggie: in oakland based company which helps minority entrepreneurs is teaming up with santa clara county to help formerly incarcerated people start small businesses. the partnership will help invest in small businesses owned by people with the criminal record. >> access to that first investment, if they are ready and formalized, they can get access to $5,000 between $20,000 investment -- to a 20,000 other investment. -- $20,000 investment. >> it was able to create for me, an environment where there were like-minded entrepreneurs that were forward moving. reggie: williams says people

trying to reenter the community often start facing quite a few barriers. jobina: classes in the south bay are expected to be normal, a day after police say a student brought a loaded gun to school. two resource school officer is arrested the student -- officers arrested the student and compass get the gun. they said they had to chase the student to make the arrest. no one was hurt and no other information has been released. reggie: in the south bay, teachers who work with students with special needs held a rally wednesday, demanding the santa clara county office of education improve safety in classrooms. >> students have a right to be educated in a safe environment. staff have a right to work in a safe environment. effective education cannot occur without safety. we need more support from our management so we can help our students. we need safe classrooms for every student and educator. reggie: educators say there is

a directive that should be followed when it comes to safety in the classroom and they claim that is not happening. we have contacted the office of education and have not heard back. jobina: coming up, new details we are learning about the man suspected of leaking classified government documents online. reggie: a new feature on uber helping parents monitor their teens as they travel alone. but first we check in with spencer christian. spencer: off to a calm start across the area. we expect an increase in the wind this afternoon. it will become breezy but not dusty. almost every location is two or three degrees colder than it was this time yesterday except for san francisco and oakland. this is a look at the current temperature readings. 54 across the bay. 50 to 51 in most locations. from the inland and east bay down to the south bay, we have mainly mid-50's. the forecast shows we are starting the morning with low

clouds and some patchy fog, patchy drizzle in some spots as well. this will clear out quickly going into the midday hours. bright and sunny afternoon, but we will return around the nighttime hours. high temperatures today in the upper 50's at the coast. mainly mid-to upper 60's and a few low 70's near the bayshore line. inland east bay, mid-80's. that will be the warmest. down to the south bay, look for highs in the mid 70's to low 80's. here is the seven-day forecast. we are in a cooling trend that will continue tomorrow as temperatures continue to drop gradually. saturday will be the coolest day in the forecast with inland highs only in the upper 70's. temperatures rebound strongly on sunday. a warm up going into early next week.

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reggie: new details in the leak of pentagon records by national guardsmen. prosecutors claim he ignored orders from superiors to stop searching and declassified intelligence that was unrelated to his work. as justin finch tells us, the warnings came months before his arrest. justin: this morning, stunning new information about the international -- about the air national guardsmen accused of leaking some of the country's most sensitive secrets online. the pub and of justice presenting a federal judge with a series of red flags, about the 21-year-old who had high-level top-secret clearance. the doj says you -- it was reported as early as february for looking at classified materials beyond his primary duties. prosecutors noting at least two other warnings from superiors last september and october, telling him to no longer take notes on classified intelligence

information and to cease and desist on any deep dives and declassified intel. house foreign affairs committee -- telling cnn. >> this individual should never have given the -- should never have been given the kind of access and after the warnings he should've have been taken off that job -- he should have been taken off that job. >> -- where many of the records were found. one message allegedly from him saying he had information on ukraine, israel, palestine, syria, iran, china and more. >> this was it illiterate criminal act -- this was a deliberate coming lacked. justin: -- criminal act. justin: the government believes the leak is more widespread and involves more classified information than previously known. the revelations come as a federal judge decides whether to keep him in custody or release him before his trial. his lawyers are rebutting the

government's case that if released he would be a public danger and a flight risk. they have asked for his release into his father's custody. he is due back in court friday. jobina: m first state in the country to ban tiktok within its borders. this morning there are questions about how the new law could be enforced. the debate over banning tiktok has been growing across the country for months. many are concerned the chinese government could access the private information of americans because tiktok's parent company is based in china. despite those concerns, experts say this will face serious legal challenges. >> it could be a problem if you have a patchwork of 50 different laws across 50 different states, purporting to regulate national security in different ways. that does not help national security. jobina: if the law stands, it will go into effect next january. reggie: uber will soon allow teens to book a ride alone.

a parent or guardian can add a teenager to their account and they can request rides. they will need a pin to make sure they are getting in the right vehicle with the right driver. only experienced drivers will be able to give rides to unaccompanied teenagers. this goes live friday in more than a dozen cities but not yet in the bay area, where uber is based. jobina: i want to know the thinking behind that. sue: as a mom i would be nervous. at least until we have fleshed it out and we know how it goes. reggie: i like the idea of having more experienced drivers doing this. sue: i like the idea of not having to drive my kid everywhere. jobina: it is a new day. spencer: and it is a nice day. at least it is starting off that way, getting better as the day goes on. we have areas of fog or low clouds, not quite as dense as yesterday morning.

there has been some spotty drizzle, bright and breezy conditions will prevail this afternoon and we are incog trene through saturday. looking across the -- mid-50's in oakland, palo alto. 52 at half moon bay. 50 degrees in santa rosa. napa -- 53 in napa and fairfield. starting at 6:00, we will still have some areas of low clouds that not very widespread or as dense as yesterday morning. maybe a patch or two of drizzle near the coast line. by midmorning to midday, we will see thinner clouds and brighter skies. nice and sunny by midday, but some low clouds will linger at the coast line. high temperatures this afternoon will be in the mid to upper 70's, from napa over to santa rosa.

mid-80's, 84. livermore down to the south bay. san jose will top out around 75. morgan hill, 84. around the bay shoreline, mainly mid to upper 60's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooling continues tomorrow and into saturday, the coolest day of the forecast but temperatures will rebound on sunday and monday. sue: we always have a few trouble spots. this is not one of them. 101 in the northbound direction, headlights heading towards 880. we will pop over to 880 by the coliseum. we did have reports of the 60 six ave offramp being -- avenue offramp being closed. otherwise the freeway itself is moving fine as you make your way north and southbound. here is a look at what is

happening sunday. this sunday is the beta breakers and they will be offering early transportation. bart will have earlier trains. 8:00 a.m. start at main. caltrain will be offering earlier trains as well, and right now, a little look at your bridges and drive times. everybody is in the green. re ingredients in starbucks drinks is changing, and there are many people who are unhappy. jobina: experts predict record air travel this summer, but we will face delays -- exactly will face delays and cancellations. reggie: that is what is happening. jobina: we are going to look at the new protections for airline

passengers. reggie: a celebrity chef gets a special exemption to the natural gas ban. why palo alto says he will be able to use gas in his upcoming new restaurant. jobina: people were hot on that one. a live look outside. the sunrise at mount teo at 550 -- 5:50. know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes

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jobina: -- now the government has decided to step in. the federal government is working on a proposal to make some protections

voluntarily imposed law. that includes refunds, reimbursement for food, hotels and taxis. >> they've lost time, they have lost vacation, certainly a headache when those delays or cancellations happen. jobina: under the proposal, you can get compensation for issues caused by the airline, not including the weather. airlines are expected to oppose any new laws. reggie: new developments, the city of palo alto will give a celebrity chef an exception to the gas stove band for his new restaurant. yesterday officials announced the change because the gas line had been in the works before the new all electric appliance ordinance went into effect. attorneys for the company developing the restaurant argued a gas appliance is required due to the type of cooking that will happen there. the restaurant will be at the stanford shopping center. jobina: in the north bay, california's transportation commission approved a proposal

to address stretch of highway 37 into a toll road. tolls will be enforced between sears point and sonoma county. the plan is to start in 2027. the money will help pay for future roadway improvements. the total price is expected to be similar to what drivers would pay the cross one of the bay area bridges. reggie: the oakland city council approved a proposal to rename a stretch of one of its most prominent streets after two parts occur. macarthur boulevard between grand avenue and van buren will be named to puncture curve away -- to puncture core -- tupac sha kur way. his career took off in oakland where he first worked with a hip-hop group, digital underground. jobina: a new exhibit in alameda aims to teach all of us about the japanese history, japanese-americans specifically. yesterday was the opening of the exhibit, overflowing with hope

the alameda free library. it takes a look back at the island starting in 1941 when war broke out between the united states and japan. those living near the former naval ale base station -- naval air base station. >> is our attempt to bring to attention all of these things that have happened over the decades, that they probably were not aware of. most people don't know about other communities within their community. jobina: overflowing with hope was on display at the library now through july 15. free tickets are available online and at the door. spencer: i've been talking about this cooling trend. it is not cold this morning. we have temperatures readings -- temperature readings in the low to mid 50's. nice and warm in the inland east bay with highs in the mid 80's but other parts of the bay area will be a bit cooler than yesterday.

some spots will see mid to 70's. around the bay shoreline we will see highs in the upper 60's to low 70's. let's talk about sunday. we will have mostly cloudy skies between 7:00 and 8:00. by midmorning, 10:00 or so, we will see the sun breaking through and it will be milder with highs in the upper 50's and by noon we are looking at mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60's. here is the seven-day forecast. here is that cooling trend we were talking about. it continues tomorrow and through saturday. temperatures will bounce right back to more springlike levels, which is good for the walkers and runners. jobina: new at 6:00, how money target says it will lose this year due to shoplifting and

similar crimes. reggie: the dramatic survival story in south america where children were found after more than two weeks in the jungle. jobina: work with me on this next story. there is no place like jail for the man who stole the iconic ruby slippers that were in the wizard of oz. how long he will spend in prison. reggie: a live look outside. we will be right back. >> how can the community move forward and make progress? >> we love to see that kind of support happening in so many of our communities. >> the home appraisal process appears to be broken. at least for black and brown families. >> every day we are building towards something better. >> a better bay area.

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