>> building a better bay area, this is abc7. >> i am working from this task and i hear many yelling, and i hear windows shattering. >> a stray bullet goes through a family's home, how an oakland father was 5 feet away from a scary situation as he more safety in the bay area. good morning, we have a lot to get to this morning but we want

to begin with the weather, lisa and i were just outside and it was drizzling. >> we are beginning to see some clearing as we look at our visible picture, you see a band of high clouds over the low clouds, it is sunny in parts of our east bay from concord, brightening up, out by the delta , lafayette, you are next, looking at 80°. emeryville will be a bit warmer today, san francisco is 59, palo alto is 54, a lot of clouds, damp payme pavement. 62 by the to clear back by any combination of the high clouds today and slow low cloud clearing we will be cool at the coast with temperatures five or 8° warmer elsewhere. >> a

jose police control car. cap one officer inside. there are reports the officer was sent to the hospital. it happened on the east side of san jose. you can see the impact of the crash had on the car with major damage to the front and side of the vehicle, authorities have launched an investigation into this crash. >> a father of two is considering moving his family out of oakland after a stray bullet went through his kitchen window friday afternoon. paul requested we not use his last name has lived in the tuxedo. neighborhood for three years. multiple people were trying to rob a gardener working next door. one gardener trying to escape by climbing over a fence. that is when shots were fired. a bullet penetrated the fence, the kitchen window and went through a wall. his family was not home at the time but he was working at his computer less than 5 feet away.

>> it is like a third world country was child soldiers are running around and shooting innocent people, oakland, california, everybody can agree regardless of the have to be safe, we cannot have people, regardless of their age firing at innocent people. >> oakland police is investigating the robbery. the armed suspects got away in their car. two people are dead after a small plane crashed into the pacific open 20 miles from san francisco. the faa says the plane was headed from santa rosa to hawaii. the coast guard which located the crash says the plane reported a fuel transfer problem in the afternoon. they try to turn around and return to santa rosa. it crashed shortly after. the wife of the sonoma county sheriff has been arrested for driving under the influence. santa rosa police say 47-year-old natosha wooding held

crashed the car she was driving into a house yesterday morning. one person inside of the home was heard from shards of glass. eddie ingram released a statement on facebook that reads in part as a husband i am greatly concerned about my wife's while being, and a citizen and sheriff i'm concerned about the well-being of the person inside of the home who suffered injuries. we are committed to building a better bay area, this morning we are looking at a landmark ruling in a county's, a judge under california's new racial justice act says soma charging practices by the district attorney's. office were racist we have the latest. >> police accountability on friday, a lawyer that morning a superior court judge issued a landmark ruling against the district attorney's office. >> our clients were not only subjected to racist police, when

they were brought into the criminal justice system in the county, yesterday, the ruling was that they were subjected to racist charging decisions. >> she is an representing one of four men involved in the case, they found proof of racial bias in the charging decisions by the das office. she says black people were up to 40% more likely to be charged with special enhancements compared to others. >> that a significant, when you charge someone with a special circumstance, you are asking the court to impose a mandatory sentence of life without any possibility of parole ever. >> ruling does not affect the conspiracy charges that the defendant faces. two are involved in a scandal, this is not about the text or policing, just the d.a.'s filing practices. >> the disparity in the charging decisions was 92% based on race

rather than any other factor. >> the district a the ruling is one of significance for offsetting systemic racist. disparities within the criminal justice system it provides direction and the office will review similarly charged cases to promote fair and honorable prosecutions. >> this is a landmark ruling, the first ruling of its kind, statewide and it is the second ruling under the racial justice act involving the. district attorney's office. >> ellen is the chief public defender for the county, the new racial justice act was passed in 2020 and allows legal challenges to charges convictions and sentencing that may be influenced by systemic bias. >> is important we continue looking at racism in part of our legal system.

>> happening right now, one san francisco's favorite annual traditions, the race started at 8:00 a.m., they shall say those planning to be in the city today can expect a lot of delays until around 1:00 p.m. because of all of the barriers. the traditional running holiday is an annual race made for everyone. as you can see, runners participate by dressing up in wacky costumes. those were out in full force this morning. others chose to dress down. good news for some portion of highway 37 is now open following a weekend closure that caused a lot of frustration and confusion. we spoke to drivers who had an unexpected twist to their weekend plans. >> this will take a long time. >> a trip to one country is leaving many people stuck behind the wheel. gloria from oakland was not

having it. >> i was going to go to six flags today but it will take two hours to get to vallejo at this point. >> traffic went from bad to worse. >> how is the traffic? >> traffic! >> an 11 mile closure between salama and rolando counties, the closure is necessary to allow the repair of smart train tracks across the roadway. the drive from the raceway took twice as long, two hours. >> i wish they had the signs up a little sooner from 780 from where i was coming from. >> miles and miles, and how longer is this going to go on for? >> erica and her friends from chicago have reservations for the winery in the middle of the backup. owner say it is a busy weekend with their wedding and a private party. >> were able to contact those

guests and let them know there will be traffic which we did and it worked well. people are delayed but it has been ok. >> we are not going anywhere else. nothing is worse than that. >> bay, organizers are holding a climate rally at the chevron refinery in richmond. this comes as chevron has held its annual shareholders meeting. organizers are hoping to draw attention to environmental concerns that they have with the company's practices, this is the 10th annual rally outside of the refinery. it begins at noon outside of the front gates on castro street. >> we have gone up a degree in the city, 52 degrees. it is getting nice and sunny in our inland valleys, 60's there, we are on our way to quicker clearing. i will have a look at what the rest of the week holds coming up.

>> up a whole degree! clamor for equal rig lgbtqi community a string to encourage voters to have a drag for democracy event. deaths and vision loss increase after a company recalls eyedrops. re after the break.

>> at least 10 people are dead and none others injured after multiple gunmen opened fire in mexico. it happened in a car racing saturday afternoon, according to authorities people armed with guns got out of a great van and started shooting at customers at a gas station. this is a developing story and we will continue to bring you updates as soon as we learn them. a community is focusing on policy solutions to improve living conditions for farmworkers.

the committee of the san mateo county democratic party held a public summit in half moon bay. our reporter covered access to clean water, housing, and health care. it is a response to the daily mass shooting in january that killed seven farmworkers. the league of women voters honoring individuals for their advocacy on lgbtq rights, they raised money for community groups pushing for equal rights. ryan shares the tribute. >> the glitz and top drag performers. this event is designed to send a message. >> we the people who are being pushed down in our communities, when we see they are trying to make people invisible, we want to lift them up. >> they put on drag for democracy, an event supporting the lgbtq community and raising

money for organizations getting people out to vote. >> we need to see more things like this where the communities come together and support each other and sent a message to the world that drag is not a crime. >> this event is a positive way to end an emotional week. on wednesday the dodgers disinvited the sisters of perpetual indulgence from their private event in june. they say that they have been the subject of controversy they say it was another unnecessary attack on their community. >> four the dodgers did was jaw-dropping and i cannot believe they did that. i am hoping that they will walk it back. an event like tonight shows that we embrace diversity and the lgbtq community. >> part of the theme was focused on the power of voting. those who spoke with said if more people came out to vote, it can lead towards change for positive futures. >> it is the strongest power we

have and it is impossible to underestimate the power of one vote. >> one of the best ways to bring about change for the lgbtq community and others who are marginalized is through voting. >> everything we do is driven through voting, when you go out and vote that is how you use your power to create this better world. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> oakland's first ronald mcdonald. charity house is not open. the grand opening kicked off with a festive block party at a festive block party and ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday. city leaders and families participated in activities including live performances, food, music, and activities. it is across from the children's hospital on west street, it is a long-awaited location that will serve highly immunocompromised children in the city for the first time ever. our news anchor also attended the event and he sat down with mcdonald's owner who made a

significant donation to the new house. >> once you go in and meet with the children and see what is happening there, in such a difficult time in their life, how could you not support it? >> the house is known to house children and families who are recovering from bone marrow and stem cell transplants. the house has two other bay area locations in san francisco and stanford. the south bay, improvements are scheduled to start on coyote creek which flooded neighborhoods a few ago before the work starts city officials are clearing thecampn0 people. zach was there as the clearing got underway. >> these flood waters san jose neighborhoods. a put the spotlight on the need to improve local waterways. probably water asserting a flood protection project to keep it from happening again. up to

are set to start and they have to clear the area. anyone who was still living along the works and will be considered trespassing. >> it is not how we should be treating human beings. we need -- other needs to be abatements to a certain extent. we need to have a place for them to go and they need to be communicated with were those places are and help them get there. >> if reported, they voted to give the city of san jose $4.8 million to clear the area for the project. advocates for the un-howells said they are pushing the city for more insight for alternatives for the displaced but they were not given their answers. >> where is the plan? you are coming in weeks, have you secured a motel for them? are you going to provide tents for them? >> the city council

have addressed the coyote creek concerns posed by the advocates. >> it is the lack of places for people to go that has me so concerned. we cannot offer up an alternative because we do not have more sites like this. >> his focus will be continuing to put more dollars into multiple housing solutions. in the short-term advocates have been working to minimize the impact to those being displaced. >> giving them some sleeping bags and we are trying to direct them to some camps that are not being abated and helping them get there. >> a month of may is fire awareness month, the second annual or fire prevention festival is being hosted. it featured exhibits and activities from 50 fire organizations, and lessons on how to prevent your home from burning during a wildfire. turning to the weather, used a lot of adjectives this morning to describe outside,

dreary, misty national and >> we even had to find you a coke to go outside! -- coat t >> we will have more summerlike conditions this afternoon in parts of the bay area your monday, but then it stops because we are back to a chilly regime for much of the upcoming work week, there is a look at our summer view with the low clouds and fog at the coast, we have drying wind in the upper elevations and offers epic clearing trend. -- offers even down by the airport, breaking up a bit, there are some high clouds mixing in, that will allow for partly cloudy skies. the warmth is on the way for places like oakland, palo alto

in the mid and upper 50's, a couple of degrees milder here, look at the clouds along the peninsula. there have been partially sunny conditions, 55 in santa rosa. . concord to fairfield with the delta breeze backing off a bit today even more so for your monday and san jose can see some holes in the low partly cloudy and warm or too mild today, the mild conditions closer to the bag, the sea breeze, as we get into your monday, much lighter winds and the highest drifting off but we are looking for a very warm day on your monday even with the low cloud clearing in the coast, look at what happens today, the trend is there and it does not look like it will happen soon enough to wipe away the low cloud cover for your sunday. as for your monday, things will be much warmer and much brighter everywhere. here's a look at the wynn

profile, very breezy, not as windy, if you had to the coast it is 28 through 30 mile an hour winds. speaking of the bayshore check out how we get warmer, the warmth for the mid 70's, oakland, san ramon, as you head inland we are talking near 90, 60's through upper 60's for parts of the county coast and it goes away on tuesday, another area of low pressure dropping to the south and we will be shrouded in clouds once again and much cooler temperatures throughout the middle of the week, partly cloudy today, degrees in fremont with upper 70's in the south bay, low 80's in the north bay, mid 80's, and the 50's, mid 60's, lay in the day, the seven-day forecast, there is one day of warming coming tomorrow where it will feel pretty nice out and then by tuesday fading warmth in the middle of the week, much cooler.

cool, the good news is all of those grasses that have been growing from all of the rain, they are drying at a slower rate. we know it gets to be very drive-by fall. -- dry b >> we see all of the growth. >> green! >> for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most

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>> a new pandemic error record, the tsa screen one to 2.6 million people nationwide. that number represents a 10% increase over the same day last year. the record also sets the stage for what is expected to be a busy memorial day weekend. aaa predicts air travel will be 11% higher than the same weekend in 2019. it is not just for memorial day, experts protect record high air travel all year.

as summer is right around the corner travelers are wondering if they will face the same crazy delays like last year. michael reports, the questions, as the government proposes more consumer protections. >> it is never this crowded. >> i was not stranded. >> air travel was chaos for millions of passengers last summer. >> i have flown a lot of times in my life but i never had an experience like that. >> more than a quarter of u.s. flights were delayed and 3% canceled. stranding passengers and upending travel plans. >> the last minute southwest called us and told us the flight was canceled. > a computer melt time stranded thousands -- a computer melt down stranded thousands. a new summer travel season takes off, memories of the chaos still linger. >> autofocus wondering is my flight going to get delayed or canceled the way that it did to kickoff last summer?

for what you did over the christmas new year period. >> scott says things should improve. airlines have been ramping up capacity and staffing over the past year. still, summer will be a tough test. >> i knew there is potential for it to be the busiest air travel summer on record. >> yes, the busiest ever. more than 260 million passengers took to this guy from january through april this year, setting a new record. it comes as the federal government is considering new protections for air travelers. many airlines have agreed compensate passengers for some expenses if the airline causes a long delay or cancellation. stranded passengers can be reimbursed for things like meals , hotels, and taxicabs. those commitments are voluntary. the fed want to make proposal could go further. >> the second thing this

proposal would do is requiring airlines to provide compensation. >> there are no specific proposals but it could mean payment for inconveniences caused by delays like missing a tour or a business meeting. >> they lost time, their vacation, headache one of those delays or cancellations happen. >> the composition were only apply if the airline caused the delay or the cancellation. we are told the airlines are expected to push back on these proposals. michael is following this story closely. you can check back at for further updates. still to come on abc seven mornings, new news on the debt ceiling, who the president will call today following a stalled debt talks.

this abc 7 news. -- if this is abc 7 news. one degree up? >> a lot of people are fans of the fog. we have met at the coast we are getting some clearing, even emeryville what the cloud cover looking not as dark, 52 in san francisco. 55, oakland, there are the overcast, it will be cooler at the coast there, santa rosa in the 50's and you see the 60's where the sun is shining from concord to fairfield, that is allowing for a two degree warm up some spots. here is a look at the plan for today, in the next couple of hours of the clouds pulling back from the beta that we have high clouds that will visit the north bay, we will sweep the fog away

from the coast but a combination of high clouds and a few stubborn locales keeping the coast near 60 today near 70 across the bay and submit our upper 80's inland, a warmer monday on the way. >> knew this morning president biden wrapped up his g7 summit trip with volodymyr zelenskyy who says the city of bac has not fallen. there is a security aid package that will be sent to ukraine, chuck reports. >> president biden and volodymyr zelenskyy meeting overnight in hiroshima, japan at the g7 summit. it is coming article her time in ukraine's fight against russia, the g7 was once the g8, russia is no longer welcome at the annexation of crimea in 2014. two days ago president biden making a major reversal deciding

to allow ukrainian pilots to be trained on american made f-16 fighter jets and for several allies publicly supporting the idea. they are something zelensky has been requesting for months but mr. biden has opposed the idea. >> i am very happy, thank you to our partners for all of the help. our people. >> the fighter jets could arrive as early as this fall. he also is holding a diplomatic talks with other key allies including french president emmanuel macron. zelenskyy is sittin the indian prime minister, the leader of the world's largest democracy has refused to condemn ukraine and has hosted vladimir putin. president biden also met with him as well and the leaders australia and japan, the court security coalition launched a counter china program in the region. >> president

republican negotiators to move on a deal to raise the debt ceiling. this comes as he asked to speak with kevin mccarthy to discuss those negotiations. president biden has not said what is message might be during this call comments will be the first time both have spoken since the talks stalled. mccarthy says negotiators are not able to resume talks with the biden administration until the president returned on the g7 summit. -- from the g7 summit. a travel advisory urging people to not visit the state of florida. florida is openly hostile towards african-americans and people of color and lgbtq individuals. earlier this year the florida governor walked student access to a new course for high school students on african-american studies. the state is trying to erase black history -- the board says the state is trying to erase black history. 12 people were killed and 90

more injured in el salvador after a stampede during a soccer match on saturday. officials say fans pushed through an access gate causing the massive stampede. incident happened during a match between two popular professional el salvador again soccer clubs. health officials say most of the injured are stable and are being treated at local hospitals. el salvador's president says the attorney general's office will investigate the incident. and italy more than 36,000 people are waiting to return home after a deadly flood moved through their neighborhoods this month. 40 people were killed. cleanup operations are in full swing right now as emergency services removed mud from washed out roads in landslides. the italian prime minister cut her prep for the g7 summit schwartzel she toward northern e -- coul

g7 summit short so she could tour. looking at the bay chilly out this morning, the time is 9:45. we will be

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>> another person is dead link to a contamination in eyedrops, four people have died in -- and 14 people have gone blind since the last update in march. 10 different brands of eyedrops manufactured by global pharma were used by patients link to the case. the cdc and fda warn anybody who still has these brands to immediately stop use and discard the products. have information on which a eyedrops have been recalled over on our website abc7.com. in the wake of covid-19 the world health organization says it is creating a global network

to help alert people of future infectious disease threats. it is called international pathogen surveillance network. it says it is based on genomics and would allow countries to share information on a central platform. the organization calls the goal of a new network ambitious and aims to give every country access to pathogen sequencing for its public health system and security. the company of a popular fertility app has been find $200,000 by the federal trade commission for linking data. the app known as premom lea health data for years without their consent. the information was shared with google and two china-based companies. it will be banned from sharing personal health information for advertising purposes and be required to delete data shared with third-party companies. residentony rally to save the only post office yesterday, it happened on brighton avenue

where people gathered for a peaceful protest. people joined in with singing at a local artwork and information about how residents could take action. the post office closed after being evicted in a lease conflict. some residents say they were given a couple of weeks notice of the closing. mail pickup now for this location will be redirected to alina. 50 years since a sonoma county woman became the first female to win the bay area's iconic dixie race. she has also ran in some breakers races. liz met up with mary to talk about how she un accomplished this feat at 10 years old. >> this is my dixie trophy from 1973. >> this trophy and other memorabilia mary is showing us represents a major feat. in 1973 at 10 years old

glasses and pigtails, she became the first woman to win the i cannick dixie race -- the iconic dixie race. >> looking at these pictures you are so determined. >> yes. >> i remembered love and getting to that part where i saw the people. i could see the finish line at the end. >> you could say she was born running, her family run marathons. she started out so young she had to get the specially made adidas that cost her family $300. >> i started running marathons when i was five. for me, it was not that much of a challenge. i trained on twin peaks and ran plenty of hail training to prepare for it. >> it began right here on the stairs in 1905. for decades women were not allowed to compete in it. even when she first began running in this race in the

she had to enter it usin her initial so people would not know she was a girl. >> we were not allowed to really run in the dixie but we got away with it. >> her when turned her into a child running star. she went on to win beta breakers three consecutive times and was featured on the cover of runner's world in 1974. >> the pigtails? >> it keeps all of the hair out of your face so you can concentrate on going forward. >> now she is 60 she says she is still running six miles a day. >> it is tough! i have 100 68,000 miles on my legs which is probably a lot more than most people's car! >> she will run the race again for what she thinks will be her 39th time. continuing to blaze a trail for all of the women following in her footsteps. >> we do not quit! we will keep going! we will be running this race as long as we can!

>> >> 168,000 miles of runni >> she has some good knees! >> good morning. 60 degrees with the clouds scattering out in san jose. a much warmer day for you. the sea breeze warming up, we do have high clouds to talk about. a warm up and then a cooldown coming up. >> a big hit for the major leak milestone for patrick bailey. chris has all of the highlights coming up in sports. ♪ for likes or followers.

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warriors. all of the highlights in sports. >> good morning, at times looking to continue their perfect home against the marlins, the kayak, that is in the wrong spot. logan webb getting help from defense, jd davis snags it. the high and he fires across for the out. patrick bailey made his major-league debut friday in the eighth, how about a solid base hit to right? as first hit ever in the big leagues, his family out of the crowd loved it but that was one of three giants who said they lose 1-0. the a's take on the they would love to have that pitch back, almost 100 feet to right, the solo blast is the difference. they dropped.

whether it was a factor on saturday, bring out the umbrella in upstate new york. it would lead to the fourth bogey of the front, he is tied for fifth, how about rory mcilroy? still on the hunt after a second consecutive 69, one under, corey conners shared the overnight lead and played well. the birdie on 15 euros, he is tied for second. viktor hovland on 12 here, this is a great golf shot. watch him pull back the swing. it would lead to a birdie. he is also tied for second at five under zero. one shot off of the lead. the pace of the leader and two time dj champion innsbruck africa. a long birdie on 16 goes, cap the is at a six under overall, a one shot lead heading into the championship later today.

the kentucky derby winner trying to win the second leg of the triple crown, did not have enough down the stretch, he finishes third. national treasure gets the victory, the first bigness win for john velazquez while the trainer wins his record eighth preakness. there will be no triple crown winner this year. on this date nine years ago yesterday the warriors hired steve kerr as their head coach and the rest is history. they lead the dubs to run including four nba titles and six. total nba finals appearances. other publishing events include going to the top 15 coaches in nba history and second-most wins in franchise history. devon achane, unanimous to retain the undisputed lightweight champion. that is your look at sports. >> turning to the weather, let us check in with lisa. >> looking at the fog clearing,

all up and down the coast you can see the marine layer. if you want to head to the beaches it will be cool and breezy and if you need that son and warmth head away from the coast. already sunny from the 680 corridor and moving westward and brightening up a bit over into oakland. you can see mount tam and along the peninsula not quite but we do have some sunshine. you can see the overcast looks like it is lifting a little bit here at the oakland airport. a mist and mountain view and a look at the golden gate bridge where the winds picked up today, not quite as gusty but still breezy around the bay, tempered from the upper 50's in santa rosa, fog over a mile, the sun is shining, a couple of degrees milder this morning, the peninsula is a solid two overcast. we are anticipating more sun and warmer here throughout the

afternoon. clearing and lynn first we still have the drizzle at the coast and high clouds mixing in for a partly and warmer afternoon. mild today along the bay. it will be 80's and lend looking animal warmth on monday, that spread from the 60's to the 90's inland, you would think we would get into that regime. it is getting into the latter part of may. it will be another visit throughout the rest of the work week, there is a look at the clearing skies but also a wave of high clouds and low clouds trying to scour out throughout the afternoon but i think we will still be left with a good deal of cloud cover in parts of the bay area, the winds getting up. upper elevation windsor out of the north and is allowing for the warmth and high-pressure to drift overhead. 20 through 30 mile an hour wind gusts and the winds lighten up for monday as highs in parts of the south bay will climb through the upper mid 80's and in parts

of our inland valleys. we will drop off to near average or a little below average as we go close to the memorial day weekend where temperatures are going to be hard pressed to make it out of the 70's inland. more upper 70's from san jose and morgan held today, 77 in santa clara, the mix of high clouds and on the peninsula as you warm up. you have the high clouds, low 70's for you, 75, along the coast we have the low cloud deck and the breezy winds. afternoon sun, a few peaks, monday is your best bet for warmer weather here. 82 in santa rosa, look for a warm 80 with a cloud deck in vallejo. 74 degrees in union city. fremont in the mid-70's. low to mid 80's. when weather forecast is sunnier and warmer for monday. one day event where numbers come up for-eight degrees and by

tuesday still pretty mild and nice. it is the middle of the week that will be much cooler and breezier with the mist and drizzle returning at a cooler start -- and a cooler start for the long weekend. >> a month away from the official start of summer? no complaining yet! thank you. we have a reminder for everyone at home, our newscast schedule is different today because of american idol. the news will air at 4:30 and followed by the idle season finale at 5:00 p.m. it will run again at eight coming up next is garbage day, we are talking about this black bear cub coming real close to taking out the trash for a homeowner. that

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>> we have heard the idea of a four day work week that is coming to life in a bay area

count, los altos iseang the way, most of the employees are working the new schedule. lauren martinez went to see how the philosophy is working out. >> the city is allowing employees to choose their own work schedule. >> they didn't want to be on a rigid schedule and as long as we could make that work with being open to the public and being available to the public we thought we should give it a shot. >> city workers have three schedule options, two are traditional five days or nine longer days over two weeks to get every other friday off or the most popular option, a four-day workweek, 10 hours each day. >> we are seeing a m improvement in our workforce, the morale, people's satisfaction with their jobs. >> the city created the program for their employees after the pandemic and it has been fine-tuned over the past year. we spoke with the city clerk who

started working in april. schedule flexibility was something she was looking for. >> is important to have days you can decompress from the work week having that day available in the workweek is invaluable. >> she was glad to see this opportunity provided forom a local government agency. >> here's an opportunity for you to have some time for yourself at the end of the week. for putting in the time. >> we asked people what kind of schedule they would choose? >> i think the famous saying was in silicon valley can work in 12 hours a day that you want. why not city employees having the same kind of flexibility? >> the city is open five days a week, no other cities in the bay area are reaching out about their option. >> employers are happy with it. i do not think we will be changing anytime soon. >> we have through the trash but never have we seen one take out the trash.

home security video captured one ready and willing cub willing out a trash bin outside of a home in north carolina. the homeowner says the bears in the area did not bother trying to open his garbage bins, alone roll it down the driveway. you see him jumping up. it is almost like he is contemplating whether or not to open the lid but he did not quite get that far! >> smart guy! a lot of people use the grain bins for compost -- green b for compost! >> we are looking at brighte in the afternoon as temperatures climb away from the coast. 70's around the bay, mid-80's and lent, and warmer day on monday and even the coast warms up and then slightly cooler tuesday and the real cooling

gets underway wednesday, thursday, friday, a start to next weekend. >> the warm up on monday. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings along with lisa, the news continues at 4:30 p.m. have a great day. ♪

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