jobina: the man accused of stabbing tech executive bob lead to death has entered a plea. >> and after no point man was murdered authorities have issued new images that might lead to his killer. jobina: plus we all scream for ice cream, but how much would you pay for it? we will show you the world's most expensive scoop.

i did look it up. it is much more than i think people might guess. >> that is a good tease. we all want to know. itfridayi am lori rodriguez. thanks for having -- i am gloria rodriguez in this morning. thanks for having me. spencer: we have lingering friday fog. a windy day for much of the bay area. check out the rising sun. mid-50's at oakland and palo alto. here is a view of the fog over the bay bridge as we look across from the rooftop. 49 degrees at santa rosa. mid-50's in concorde and livermore.

sunny and breezy conditions inland this afternoon. cloudy and gusty at the coast. tomorrow will be cooler. warmer sunday and monday. right now a at traffic with sue. sue: we are heading out to our emeryville camera. a stream of lights heading in her westbound direction. we see a solid stream of headlights. it is moving slower than usual this morning. it is friday but not light. let's take a look at the drive times. 35 minutes from hercules to the city. here you will find light conditions even though lights were turned on at about 5:40. pretty light into san francisco. we'll keep our eye on it and hope it stays friday light. overall we have slow traffic out of pittsburgh because of an earlier accident that is been pushed off. jobina and gloria?

gloria: do development's in the murder of tech executive bob lee. the defendant's attorney is calling the incident an act of self-defense. 38-year-old plead not guilty to charges yesterday in a san francisco courtroom. he is accused of stabbing lee to death april 4. authorities say it happened in a conversation over his sister. >> the defense combination of an accident and self-defense. >> it was an accident with three stab wounds? >> my defense is it accident with a cross between self-defense and an accident. there was no premeditation or delivered to 8 -- or deliberation. >> anyone capable of violently killing someone is a risk. we believe this is an intentional killing. gloria: the prosecution filed a

motion acting -- asking he be held without bail. it was granted. jobina: calls are going louder to invest in lifesaving services in the city. a local nonprofit is pushing for a safe consumption site. they are illegal under federal law but san francisco mayor london breed is supporting up using non-city funds to open a site. that is what is happening in new york city. matt dorsey visited safe consumption sites there earlier this year. >> we will move forward on this. the city cannot assume all the risk. we will have to look towards nonprofit partners. >> the more we wait, the more people die. jobina: according to the san francisco medical examiner, 268 people died of a accidental drug overdose in the first four months of this year. gloria: the chp has launched a statewide campaign warning of

the dangers of street racing and sideshows. yesterday the chp unveiled thrills that kill, and education and zero-tolerance enforcement campaign. displays featured crashed vehicles and billboards of people who have died in street racing and sideshow accidents. the chp announced task will be saturating cities to try to stop sideshows. >> these will be canvassing the street to prevent sideshows and street racing while looking for illegal modifications to vehicles. i would also like to ensure the public we hear your concerns and will continue focused enforcement efforts. gloria: officials announced governor newsom has approved $5.5 billion in funding for local and state agencies to crackdown on illegal racing and sideshows. jobina: oakland police are asking for your help as the 2022 murder of a popular restaurant owner remains unsolved. in a video of officers released

a blurry photo of someone they believe shot and killed the co-owner of lucky 37. the video also shows a photo of a car they believe is connected to the shooting. it is a black 2009 ford escape gloria: agreed to continue to pause involuntary transfers from san francisco's hospital until september. the hospital lost its eligibility for the federal medicare and medicaid last year because of health and safety violations. patient transfers were put on hold after several people had died soon after being removed from the hospital. the city says laguna honda is continuing to work towards recertification. jobina: in the south bay people are feeling thankful after a block party in downtown san jose brought the area back to life. people from san jose -- business owners tell us they are welcoming all the help they can get.

the head brewer at fox tail fermentation projects says they sold a weeks worth of beer and just two hours. many people say the event is a sign of hope as business has been struggling to get more customers and foot traffic since the pandemic started. >> down th restaurant and he has been telling me it has been kind of dead. i like that this city is making an effort to bring everyone out. jobina: they hope more events like this will help rejuvenate the area. gloria: in the east bay the beloved children's theater closed. it comes despite shoulder out shows -- sold out shows and books summer camps. parents we talked to say the closure is disappointing, especially for their kids. >> school has been tough for her so to have a friend circle outside of school has been

important and perfect for her mental health. she is excited about singing the songs and learning her lines. gloria: the closure comes just two weeks after the board health emergency save our stage fundraiser hoping to raise $75,000. they raised 15% of that amount but it was not enough to keep the doors open. a statement from the theater board says information about ticket and tuition refunds will come at a later date. that is too bad. jobina: the response from the dodgers after booting a local lgbt plus group from their pride night. gloria: the way to weigh down your furniture during severe weather. spencer: we will have increasing wind gusts this afternoon ranging from 25 to 35 miles per hour. nonetheless it will be relatively mild in our inland areas. high temperatures include 70's and low 80's.

gloria: check this out. what year are seeing is not a seed from the wizard of oz. powerful wind in turkey sent a wicker sofa flying from a high-rise in the capital city on wednesday. the good news is nobody was hurt. the sofa landed in the garden area. a violent storm slammed the region on wednesday, uprooting trees and causing extensive damage to homes. a good thing we do not have to deal with that kind of weather here. spencer: we will have gusty winds but not anything that will blow sofas around. a little bit of fog heading towards the bay bridge. low clouds and patchy drizzle giving way to sunnier skies inland. it will be breezy and mild it lent but cloudy at the coast and

gusty. gust only 25 to 30 miles per hour. today's high temperatures will range from upper 50's that the coast to 70's around the bay shoreline. upper 70's to low 80's. the accuweather 7-day forecast looks like this. cooler tomorrow. warmer today -- warmer on sunday. early into next week the warm will continue. gloria: i always like to hear warm up. we have the scoop on the world's most expensive ice cream. what is in it that brings up the price. in the words from the cdc about a potential summer who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg symptoms. and, ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with 8 weeks of freedom between infusions. ultomiris can lower your immune system's

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we are learning more details about the doctor's decision to uninvited the sisters of perpetual indulgence from the team pride night next month. the reporter from our sister station in los angeles has the latest. >> this week the doctors have a full schedule and only some of its opponents around the field. ahead of next week's pride night the team decided a nonprofit it intended to haunt her will no longer be invited. >> i am shocked the dodgers caved so quickly. >> pressure built to exclude the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> our mission is to spread joy and end hate. >> they do that at times in drag, dressed up as nuns. >> we also have a catholic population. can you understand the pushback? >> i grew up catholic. i cannot understand any of the pushback. we are not a religious

organization or an anti-religious organization. we are anti-people who use religion against our community or our trans community. >> the dodgers says they remove the sisters from this teams -- from this year's pride night -- opposition came from catholic vote and catholic league and florida senator marco rubio's office. we reached out to ask whether excluding the sisters changes their opinion on pride night. catholic organizations have applauded the dodgers decision but the los angeles lb gt center has not. this is why -- >> need the doctors to not bend in the slightest and be strong in their ally ship. it is not just about this one instance. >> the center no longer plans to intend pride night and urges the doctors cancel the theme input

-- >> we really want to engage in a conversation about why this was the wrong decision and help them understand why it should never happen again. gloria: sisters released a statement saying the dodgers capitulated in response to hateful and misleading information from people outside the community. the sisters are not anti-catholic, but an organization based on love, acceptance, and celebrating human diversity, adding do not let people who hate us decide that some parts of our community are more tolerable than others. jobina: all eyes remain on the reset river as it continues to fill with snow from the sierra. the new concern is for early monday as the rivers expected to reach more than 12 feet. the major roads into yosemite valley will likely flood and be forced to shut down.

water is already creeping across parts of willamette road and filling the wedo between northside -- filling the meadow between northside and southside drive so people have canceled their campground reservations. visit yosemite madera county is also situated elsewhere. also important to note those closures do not mean people will completely miss out on yosemite. >> parts of the valley will still be open so you can definitely still go in. we see people trying to get reservations at campgrounds. we have lots of great hotels in the area. we have bed-and-breakfast. a lot of options are very close to the park. jobina: we love options. visitors have been stopping in all at how high the water has risen. gloria: in japan you can get one serving of ice cream with some of the most expensive ingredients for nearly $7,000.

japanese brand solano broke the greatest world record for the most expensive ice cream on the planet. the sweet treat is made out of rare white trifle grown in italy. the desert also includes parmesan and saki cashew which is a product of japanese saki production. the alcohol content is 8%? spencer: alcohol by volume. 8%. jobina: you go, spencer. look at the scientist. gloria: you get a little buzz with the ice cream. sue: the truffle always prices it up. spencer: there is a fairly expensive cheese from tuscany. it is the white truffle that really makes it expensive and you get cut off after two scoops. [laughter]

let's talk about the the sun is it has risen. look at the direction above the clouds. 52 in san francisco. 50 in santa rosa. we will stay on take a look at the forecast. low clouds and drizzle are with us again this morning. cloudy and gusty at the coast. sunny and breezy and fairly mild in our inland areas. cooler tomorrow. there is a look at our peak wind gust. we will see gusts from 25 to 35 mile per hour. in our inland areas it is gusty.

range from upper 50's at the coast to upper 60's and low 70's at the bay. here is look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. even cooler tomorrow under breezy conditions. warming to get on sunday. the early morning into early next week still quite warm before it starts to cool down midweek next week sue:. we are headed to san jose. chp had reported some flooding. they are not sure where it came from. they are sending the caltrans department of transportation to check it out. right now traffic will looks good through the area. very few delays if any and few cars. that's hop over to the other side of san jose, 280 and 17. this looks like this morning. about an eight minute drive from san jose towards cupertino.

elsewhere traffic is moving pretty nicely. heavy over the altamont pass. earlier problems on highway four. the slow traffic a 40 minute drive from pittsburgh to concorde. jobina: now it's turn ginger zee with a live look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning to you. ukrainian president floating near zelinski heading to japan to join the g7 summit in person. president biden negotiating with his team over the debt ceiling from here oshima. speaker mccarthy saying he sees a path to a deal. a deadly workplace shooting in ohio and what police are calling a targeted attack. our abc news exclusive with the groom whose wife was killed on their wedding night fine allege a drunk driver. despite for justice and how he still feels her presence.

what you need to know about when you stop taking the popular drugs used to weight loss. we are also heading into friday with harrison ford joining us live to talk more about the new indiana jones and i want to learn more about shrinking because i love that show. jobina: did you have a harrison siding? did you get to do the famous ginger wave? ginger: not this time. when i was at disney, when reggie was there, we were within 10 feet. that was exciting. gloria: hopefully we'll get the scoop today. ginger: that is my closest harrison circle. jobina: that is closer than me. i am living through you right now. thank you so much and have a great weekend. ginger:

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the effectiveness of mpox vaccines. officials credit the vaccine for the downturn in cases after eight surge in august last year. one study found two doses of the accident seed -- of the vaccine were effective. people are urged to get two doses to prevent a potential summer surge. a surprise for one southern california couple. last year their five-year-old son flushed an engagement ring down the toilet. after multiple attempts public works find it, the couple gave up and bought a new one. then a year later, they got a call they never expected. >> we found it, we will give it back to him.he was so excited. the look on his face was unbelievable. jobina: the public works company was able to sanitize, emphasis on sanitize, and return the

ring. the couple was grateful for the workers hard work, and remembering them over a year later. next at 6:30, the bay area city that is shrinking in size. and out of the top 10 largest cities in the country. what may be to blame. we look at the first affordable housing units to come to treasure island. as we had to break, bringing you a live look outside at 6:27. checking on santa cruz.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. jobina: senator dianne feinstein's health. her team confirming that in addition to shinglessuffered ra. and there could be progress in

the fight to avoid debt ceiling crisis. president biden how speaker mccarthy say they are finding common ground. then the preacher lurking in one north bay lake. the prehistoric animal that got a lot of people talking. just fyi, it looks very scary. i am not a turtle person. oh my goodness. i want to see this story. it will shock you. spencer: a little creepy looking. jobina: it is friday. we made it to the end of the week. spencer: we are happy to be here. here is a look at what is going on with the weather. we have lingering low clouds. later in the morning we will see the low clouds and fog go back. there is still a chance of spotty drizzle into all the stuff goes back to the coast and that will give way to mainly sunny skies. ses.ll change as the d

highemra om 50's at the cst. wendy and gusty at the coast. upper 70's to low 80's inland. sue has a look at friday morning traffic. sue: we are going to walnut creek with a look at southbound 680 and northbound. unfortunately we had two labs, black lab and a yellow lab running in lanes and on the shoulder and that makes me so sad. extra caution for those dogs right near north main and southbound 680. hopefully somebody will corral them and get them off the road. otherwise we are looking at smooth sailing on 24 towards the tunnel. it is at the limit.

packed up at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is your drive time from highway four starting all the way to the toll plaza for a 45 minute drive. jobina? spencer: new information is emerging about the health of senator dianne feinstein. her office revealing she is dealing with complication with shingles including information of the brain and a condition which causes facial paralysis. the new revelations have prompted ro khanna to repeat his calls for senator feinstein to resign. she was asked about those calls but did not comment. former lawmaker and abc political commentator jackie spear fired back at me one calling for her resignation. >> the calls for her to resign or three people out of 535 and she is back working at the capital. those who have been asking for her to resign should just zip it.

jobina: been questioned over her contradicting responses to retirement where she was the last three months. >> no question she has memory loss problems. there is no question about that. take a look at the tapes. does that keep her from doing her job? that is the question. jobina: in a statement released by her office, feinstein said she is still experiencing some side effects from shingles and her doctors have advised her to work a lighter schedule when she returns to the senate. gloria: a demonstration is set to get underway in martinez. protesters are calling for the re-imagination of the antioch police department in response to accusation of racist texts between officers. it comes after students got to ask their questions to police chief stephen forward at a community for young people. they want to know about police

accountability, what is happening with the officers on leave comment about trusting the police department. >> we want to know what is actually going to happen to prevent the situation from ever happening again. they cannot guarantee us that would not happened, which is scary. >> policing has been around a long time but it has been an issue since the beginning of policing. it will take a lot more than one police chief to change it. >> it is moving for me to hear from our young people. these are very insightful young people. gloria: students also created possible policies, procedures, and outcomes they presented to the chief. one idea is to have all officers on duty carry it work phone that will be checked and turned in at the end of every shift. jobina: homeowners in pleasant hill are upset over a proposal for new apartment complexes. here is a look at where the new apartments are recommended to be built.

sites to be able to comply with new state required affordable housing policies. du a special counting rimeeting last night's many residents made their pitch directly to the city council, with one saying the proposal needs more time to iron out the details. some are concerned there is lack of sidewalks and also transportation in the area. >> it is not like we are talking about putting them in some urban health gave. this is pleasant hill. what we are all saying is take the time and figure out a better plan to submit to the state. jobina: about 2000 have signed a petition objecting to the apartments. gloria: in the east bay popeyes restaurant has been forced to close after accusations of unsafe working conditions and child labor law violations.

the restaurant is at 70th street and international boulevard. 217-year-old employees filed labor and safety complaints. popeyes immediately close the and launched an investigation. possible child labor violations. gloria: treasure island is celebrating the grand opening of its first 100% affordable housing development. was there for the ribbon-cutting. it is the first residential building to open as part of the treasure island redevelopment. there more than 100 units for formerly homeless veterans and their families. >> the day i moved into my little place, my kids noticed the difference, i noticed the

difference. i am so relaxed now. jobina: i love hearing this from him. 8000 new housing units are expected to be completed on treasure island in the coming years. gloria: longer home to one of the 10 most popular cities in the country. san diego comes in at number eight. no bay area cities are in the top 10. this is from the latest census bureau rankings. oakland ranks 45th, falling behind bakersfield and long beach. san francisco comes in at 17th, and that is smaller than indianapolis. san jose, once the 10th most populous city in america is now number 12. san jose's population recently fell below one million. it was above one million residents at last check in july 2020. the of the top 10 for the first time in more than a decade is a

concerning wake-up call. >> so many assets. if we are going to continue to grow and have a strong economy high quality of life to our residents, we'll have to get back to the basics. gloria: the mayor says keys to turn around the population trend include staffing the police department, and in the housing crisis, and making the city feel safe and clean. our new documentary, california dreaming: moving to texas follows four former californians for a year. see the surprising things we learned about the surprising california exodus to the lone star state streaming on-demand on the abc 7 bay area app. jobina: body camera showing the moments police took down a mash shooter in farmington, new mexico. we want to warn you this may be disturbing to some. three women died in the shooting, six others hurt. police say the first rounds of

the shooting spree were heard on a homes ring doorbell camera before police responded, rushing towards the gunfire. police say the suspect has taken off his bullet-proof vest before the shoot out. and talked about even more. it is still emotional to watch it. jobina: police said the gunman taunted officers, calling out "kill me." he died in the shooting. while investigators worked to pin down a motive the families are grieving. they were driving together when they were shot and killed. gloria: there appears to be progress on a deal to raise the debt limit and avoid a potential economic crisis.

justin finch has that story. justin: president divided keeping tabs on debt ceiling talks all the way from the g7 summit in japan. pres. biden: i'm confident we will get an agreement on the budget, that america will not default. justin: the white house saying president biden directed his team to continue pressing forward for a bipartisan agreement and who remains confident congress will take necessary action to avoid default. kevin mccarthy also something more upbeat. juin: ocaill ncernsth progress r roadblock. the republican house freedom caucus now once debt ceiling talks suspended until the senate passes the gop how test -- house debt ceiling bill that calls for nearly $5 trillion in spending cuts before raising the debt ceiling. >> we made good progress this week but the work continues.

no one will get everything they want. justin: in the senate some of the president's own party are pressuring him to invoke the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling without congressional approval. >> i have confidence and faith in the president and in these negotiations, but i do not have faith in speaker mccarthy and right wing republican house members. justin: the president says he has considered the 14th amendment option but knows it could invite a slew of legal challenges while the country would still have no agreed-upon means to guarantee all of its debts are being paid. justin finch, abc news, washington. gloria: the super bowl may be set to return to the bay area. the date they gave that it cou kick off at levi's stadium. jobina: you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.

another update on how markets are doing. gloria: getting over the stigma of mental health problems for men. the push to get more men tested. stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8 a.m.. download the app now wherever you stream. spencer: taking a look at our weather. low clouds hovering over the bay bridge. low clouds and patchy drizzle this morning. sunny and breezy conditions inland. it will be cloudy and gusty at the coast. cooler tomorrow. warmer on sunday and monday. the afternoon we will see gusts from 25 to 35 miles per hour across the entire bay area. looks like this.

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jobina: the nba playoffs are back on abc 7 tomorrow. the lakers hose the nuggets for game three of the western conference finals. the nuggets lead the series two games to none. wild game yesterday. the state utilities commission has approved a settlement with pg&e for starting a deadly wildfire. the fire killed four people including an eight-year-old girl and her mother. investigation by the public utilities commission found pg&e committed severe violations in starting the fire but behind closed doors the two settled

without ruling pg&e did anything wrong. is $150 million in total. lyionas a penalty to california's general fund. the other 140 million will be spent on wildfire prevention efforts. gloria: now to a list no airport wants to be on. the increased spots. san jose made the cut. it is number 10 on the list. it analyzed more than 37,000 tweets directed at the 60 busiest airports in the u.s. and the three most commonly used words are delays, security, and hours. annoyed passengers also tweeted about parking and waiting. in case you are wondering, john wayne airport in orange county angers its airports more than any other airport in the country . jobina: may is mental health awareness and as mental health

awareness continues to grow experts are concerned about the social stigma preventing men from seeking professional help. a licensed mental health counselor says those stigmas are related to masculinity that has been ingrained in young boys since the beginning. back to mesin childhood into >> if you played have heard just push through it, no pain, no gain. if we applied messages like that in others where they do not work you have the stigma that i need to push through it and solve this by myself. jobina: according to the cdc, mental health illness is among the most common health condition in the u.s. data shows males make up just 50% of the population but 80% of suicides. gloria: if you or a loved one are managing mental health issues we have resources to help. go to abc7news.com get the help you need. jobina: officials in san

francisco have launched an initiative to bring high-speed internet to low income households. connect san francisco is campaigning to increase enrollment to the nationwide affordable connectivity program. over 120 thousand san francisco households are eligible for the program. residents could receive discounts of up to $30 a month. to see if you are eligible for the program, visit apc.org. gloria: general motors recalling over 660,000 suv's because of a safety issue involving car seats. the recall affects certain 2020 to 2023 chevrolet equinox and gmc terrain vehicles. they could have a defect that could prevent children's car seats from being installed properly. if you have one of these cars, he should not use a rare seatbelt to ensure

until that defect is repaired. a look at the stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are up. we will keep you monitored on the morning report this morning. more accolades for warriors guard steph curry. jobina: he is being honored for his work off the court. he has won the 2023 j walker kennedy citizenship award selected by the professional basketball writers association for his eat, learn, play foundation producing you the receipt and nutrition as well as his commitment to fostering gender equity in sports. if the rumors are true, and we are pretty sure they are, the 49ers could once again host the super bowl. an announcement is expected next week at the nfl owners meetings. this is great news for levi's stadium because they would be hosting super bowl 60 in 2026. that is right around the corner. ceo jed york indicated the 49ers

would likely be chosen. the 49ers have asked the nfl for a small loan of $120 million to upgrade levi's stadium in preparation for a possible super bowl. now to this creepy story. in the north bay, there is an unfolded mystery at the bottom of a popular lake in santa rosa. this preacher has been seen at the bottom of lake ralphie. some believe it could be a species of snapping turtle, which is a rare find in california. father was at the lake with his son last weekend when he got this video of what appears to be a large turtle about the size of a spare tire. one reptile expert believes it could be an alligator snapping turtle. look at this picture. >> they will eat anything. if you put your foot in front of it and do not see it it will bite you. >> at first it was a boulder moving in the water and then i looked closely and realized it is a pretty big snapping turtle.

gloria: tenant that looked gross? the california department of fish and wildlife believes it was probably someone's pet that was let go. there been just 25 to 30 reported sightings of snapping turtles in california and only one in sonoma county. gloria: cannot believe how big that is. spencer: did you see the mouth? gloria: no thanks. glorisue: that lake. no more. spencer: we will move something more pleasant. attractive. the weather looks pretty good right now. we have lingering clouds this morning but they will be gone by midmorning. temperatures in the narrow range. 52 to 53 or 54 degrees. here is the view. low clouds and patchy drizzle. it will move away by midday.

cloudy and gusty at the coast. sunny and breezy in our inland areas. tomorrow will be cooler before or make up again on monday. we will see gusts ranging from 25 to 35 miles per hour. pretty breezy. the winds will still be on the above average side tomorrow. i yours today upper 50's at the coast, upper 70's to low 80's in our inland areas. sunday is beta breakers day. we will start the morning as the race begins with mainly cloudy skies. temperatures only around 50 degrees. sunny and milder in the midday hours. by noon temperatures in the low 60's. the seven-day forecast looks like this, cooler today, still breezy tomorrow. warmer again on sunday. upper 80's on monday. they'll be the warmest day in the forecast. then we get into a sharply cooler pattern beginning next

tuesday going through most of the week next week. sue: we are headed towards walnut creek. better news. reports of the lost dogs, the yellow lab and the black lab have safely been removed from 680 at south main. othe great. 24 is looking good to the tunnel. over 880 still the same. excellent conditions. no delays. traffic is at the limit past the coliseum in both directions. we have slow traffic over the altamont and this earlier accident still has things slow from pittsburgh into bay point towards concorde. the accident at the port chicago highway is all gone. >> ♪ part of that world ♪ jobina: i cannot contain my excitement. don't miss a special little

mermaid addition of on the red carpet. we will take you inside the world premiere of the new live-action disney movie featuring new interviews with hallie bailey and the all-star cast and also what the original voice of ariel told us about halle berry -- hallie bailey's performance and aliment can on the new songs he wrote with lin-manuel miranda. on the red carpet celebrates the little mermaidirtomorrow night at 10:00 on abc seven. gloria: that will be good. a california man has officially visited every single country in the world. jobina: last week san diego resident randy williams, also known as ramblin randy landed in the central asian country of turkmenistan. that is the last stop on his list. he says he would've arrive sooner but the nation was closed to visitors for four years. now that he has visited all of the countries, he says he has

made his own country. it is called slowjamistan. do what you want with that information. that is apparently 11 acres the salton sea in imperial county. gloria: i was curious about this so i looked it up and he has a website. sounds like he is having a lot of fun with that one. jobina: is this legit? we have some more questions. we want to know if he is playing twista and kanye? up next, the seven things you need to know today. gloria: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay connected tv app. download the app now and start streaming. jobina: as we had to break, bringing you a live look

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good morning america for our viewers in the west. ukraine's president zelenskyy headed to to g-7 summit. new overnight, zelenskyy will ask for more aid for the war in ukraine in person at the g-7 meeting in japan. this as president biden negotiates with his team over the debt ceiling. speaker mccarthy says he now sees a path to a deal. overnight a deadly shooting at a factory in ohio. police calling it a targeted attack. what we know right now. and police body camera footage from the mass shooting in new mexico that left three people dead.