moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. kumasi: shooting death of benko brown. theater they now stepping into to review the case. reggie: chaotic meeting over the drug crisis. the message from london breed this morning. kumasi: ron desantis set to enter the race for president. the announcement is expected tonight with the help of elon musk. drew: it is great to start. some of fog along the coast, temperatures in the closed spots

upper 40's. 50's around the bay shoreline. look at that cloud cover. and slow to break down. even by 10:00 a.m., some foggy spotsro some patchy fog and partly north bay shoreline but otherwise afternoon with future bright skies but cool conditions and temperatures below average for this time of year. 60's for most of bay shoreline. warmest spots in the 70's this afternoon. jobina: we start in hayward, following some hazard northbound direction of the 80 before whipple road. slow ride that fast slow ride around 30 mph. roadwork underway in vallejo slowing you down on westbound 80 at sonoma boulevard. credit bay bridge toll plaza metering lights come on at 5:39.

san jose is nice and clear. kumasi: new developments th morning, the covering attorney general has agreed to review the decision not to file charges in the telling of benko brown, shot by a securitylgens last monwe at developments. >> some feel point in the deadly shooting case of suspected walgreens a shoplifter benko brown. others feel skeptical that this will amount to any change. the move comes after san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins chose not to file criminal charges against the security guard who fired the shots. she says she believes he acted in self-defense. despite days of protests and rallies against her decision.

the incident unfolded late last month at a san francisco walgreens. to balance video shows the security guard working at the store, confronting brown, suspected by police of shop lifting. the two get into a scuffle. a short time later, the guard can be seen shooting and killing brown. yesterday, a spokesperson confirmed, our office has agreed to review whether the d.a.'s decision not to file charges was an abuse of discretion. >> i do not want to say anything. i just want to see what happens. >> he just needs to be put behind bars. just like banko's life was taken, his life needs to be taken, behind bars. >> grounds of families lawyer reminds that this does not mean that they will prosecute, but that could be the case if they find that the decision was contrary to evidence.

the jenkins told us we welcome the attorney general's review and will assist and cooperate as needed. involvement by the ag's office was a demand but forth by some of these protesters during the rallies we have seen recently and those demonstrations we reported on as well. reggie: thank you. today, the suspect in stabbing death of bob lee will be in court. he pleaded not guilty last week. his attorney says the stabbing was a combination of self-defense and an accident. prosecutors claim the confrontation between the two men happened -- he is currently in custody without bail. a special meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors yesterday featuring q&a with london breed was meant to put new focus on solving the drug crisis but it quickly turned chaotic at u.n. plaza.

throwing a brick that hit another person in the crowd. they say that person's injuries are nonlife threatening. london breed cave fire we speak about drug markets and the need for change. >> we have tried over and over again. what we are doing is not working. local resources have increased but it has not dealt with the problem. i run into people day in and day out. they say we would have never been allowed to get away with this stuff back in the day. reggie: after repeatedly being interrupted by the crowd, recess was called and the meeting moved back to city hall. kumasi: this morning, there will be a rally for ells and was drug access in front of the federal building in san francisco -- alzheimer's drug access

two drugs are currently approved as treatments by the fda. one got approval in 2021. the other in january of this year. the issue is how much these drugs cost. these hundreds for medicare and medicaid services have denied coverage. -- the centers for medicare and medicaid services have denied coverage. these drugs can cost around $5,000 a year. reggie: ron desantis expected to announce his campaign for the presidency during a live audio only twitter event. elon musk will moderate the conversation starting at 3:00 p.m. he has for us he said he will support ron desantis in his presidential campaign. kumasi: now to the debt ceiling and negotiations -- just 8 days to go before the country could run out of money. the white house was accusing kevin mccarthy of talking out of both sides of his mouth. jobina: the

obtained by abc news showed the white house accusing mccarthy of being beholden to the republicans while at the sa supt for a bipartisan compromise. negotiations resuming this morning as the nation creeps closer to potential default. mccarthy says he is optimistic a deal can be reached by june 1 that he has privately told republican members of congress that they are nowhere near the deal yet. the white house is claiming progress but will not get into specifics. >> everyone is working in good faith and recognizes that no one is going to get exactly what they want, we will that get done. jobina: 10 abc news source as a president has offered compromises, including a spending freeze which would cut spending by $1 billion over 10 years and rescinding unspent covid relief funds and a two-year cap on spending. mccarthy suggested the only compromise he is willing to make

is raising the debt limit. this is already having an impact on the global economy. stock markets in asia and europe down overnight over concerns about the negotiations. reggie: this morning, a life-threatening typhoon slamming warm. this is -- guam. this is the strongest storm to hit the island in decades. it is equal to a category four hurricane. the island's residents stockpiling supplies and boarding up homes. editorial evacuation orders for low lot -- mandatory evacuation orders for low-lying areas. >> i am concerned and worried about your safety. i want you to take these warnings seriously. reggie: the last time guam storm this strong was 2002. it cost 700 million dollars in damage. kumasi: details on the public funds to build a new ballpark in

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drew: 6:11. live at the bay bridge. a great start for a lot of us this morning. a bit of fog -- a great start for a lot of us this morning. a bit of fog along the coast. despite the cloud cover, we are not doing too bad. with cloud cover overhead, it will take several hours to move out. foggy along the coast, cloudy over the city. i'm patchy fog in the east bay and the north bay. as the afternoon goes on, cloud cover pulls away. we will get some sunshine. right afternoon, but temperatures are below average. clouds to send today. cooler weather and a deeper marine layer moves in tomorrow and continues friday. temperatures well below average. as we head toward the holiday weekend, we will see some minor warming heading our way. kumasi: coming up, declining enrollment.

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private merchandise from stores after backlash from some customers that the company says has included violent confrontations with employees. target declined to say which items are being removed. some that got the most intense reactions were clothing pieces for trans women. in some places, the company is moving pride display from the front of the store to the back and assess employee safety is

top priority. kumasi: the man accused of intentionally crashing a u-haul truck into security barriers near the white house will be in court today. he told investigators his goal was to get to the white house and seize power. it authorities are trying to determine how that suspect was radicalized. the secret service alleges a man pulled a nazi flag out of the truck and said he admires hiller -- hitler. reggie: according to the nevada independent, the las vegas team and nevada officials have reached a tentative agreement. the amount is significantly less than the 500 million dollars aids officials originally requested. this approved by the nevada legislature. kumasi: steph curry is the

abdul-jabbar social justice champion, and honor bestowed on the player who advances abdul-jabbar's mission to drive the quality for people who have been historically marginalized or systematically disadvantaged. this is a tweet that abdul-jabbar sent to steph curry yesterday. it says i am proud of you for being a champion on and off the court. reggie: bay area honoring heklina. hundreds of showed up to the memorial both inside and outside the castro theater last night. people who attend and say heklina revolutionized drag. >> heklina was what san francisco truly is. she embody the weirdness, the things we all need include and love that are so special. reggie: heklina died unexpectedly in april. people say the memorial is a way to push back against anti-lgbtq laws proposed across the

country. some have targeted directions. it bears repeating that the name of this was heklina memorial. she would have hated this. kumasi: we love her. reggie: but that was heklina's style. rash, body. -- brash, body. drew: she was great. reggie: out there, making a statement. i am also told that there was a party which might still be happening now over at oasis, which heklina used to own. drew: is there somebody we could text right now? reggie: i was just thinking that. kumasi: coming is -- drew: unique. reggie: you gotta live. if i can get a response, i will let you know.

drew: cloudy, some drizzle. ray start to your wednesday, low clouds, patchy fog and drizzle. marine layer over us. cooling trend continues the next two days. for the holiday weekend, minor one weekend looking pleasant. right now, 40's to the mid-50's. that extra jacket you take today, you will keep it on much of the morning. cloud cover social breakdown, socially warming process. this afternoon, temperatures a bit below average. some sunshine even along the coast. 60's and mid 70's the afternoon highs. tonight, marine layer grows even more. more cloud cover pushing in them. temperatures in the 40's and 50's with drizzle along the coast thursday, cooler weather. clouds and -- clouds to sen today. fuller temperatures through friday. then we bounce back over the holiday weekend. 60's and 70's away from the

coast. jobina: 531 is stopped at martinez and has been for almost an hour. no update on when it is expected to move or what has caused it to stop. when we get that information, we will pass it along. drivetime is beginning to slow on highway 4. centre felt to san franciscoel . where it is really packed is the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:39. reggie: here is ginger zee with a look at what is coming out on gma. >> great to be with everybody this morning. coming up, the debt ceiling deadlock. still no deal, just 8 days to until potentially major global economic consequences. and now carolina asked a six-week abortion ban. we will hear from the five

women, including three republicans, who tried to block it. netflix is cracking down on password sharing. and a new report on back pain. it affects millions. some quick ways you can help relieve it. with that, but when i see you, i think of disney and the little mermaid. are there plans to go see it? are the boys excited? is it to princessy for them? >> they will see it. there are so many great, rounded characters. more than anybody, i am excited i think i told you all at one point that there is a note disney phone that i have re-create -- no disney phone that i have re-created more often then the big 10 years old in a pool, dripping might not all great hair around and pretending i am her. reggie: you were her.

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to help school districts tackle declining enrollment. >> if downsizing is necessary, how is that done in an equitable way that is not disproportionately advantage or disadvantage of certain groups. reggie: thurman held a webinar yesterday to brainstorm strategies that could counter the enrollment issue. that includes more marketing to parents and bring in popular programs to this all nine bay area counties have experienced a decline in enrollment over the

last five years. we now know san jose international airport is benefiting from a 100 million dollars funded from the faa, receiving nearly $11 million to build a taxiway with more direct access to airport hangers. the funds are going to bend 12 airports across the country to reconfigure certain taxiway and way intersections to help prevent incursions. memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer travel. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says we should all expect delays and airports nationwide again this summer. he says a shortage of air traffic controllers is a big reason why. right now, there are about 3000 fewer air traffic controllers than there should be. >> it is a concern and part of what motivates us to put so much emphasis on recruiting, hiring, training. we need to make sure that we have the workforce that is ready to have or on a question.

reggie: the faa is currently on a hiring blitz, targeting 1500 entry-level air traffic this year. secretary buttigieg insists that despite the shortage, the faa will not sacrifice safety to make sure planes take off on time. california experiencing a shortage of veterinarians making it hard to get pets checked out. groups are suggesting potential legislation to address the shortage. some of those up for debate include grants for shelters and getting vet services through telehealth. some say education has played a key role in the shortage. >> we have not had enough new vet schools accredited over the last several years. we are looking at a shortage nationally of about three 500 to 5000 that are in arians. reggie: that's say appointment -- vet say booking an appointment will become more difficult if no action is taken.

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it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: president one year since the massacre in uvalde, texas. families saying they have been left in limbo over the investigation. kumasi: the decision by san francisco's district attorney not to bring charges in the death of bengal ran -- bagel brown now in the hands of the district attorney. -- state attorney general. good morning. it is wednesday, may 24. drew: close to start the day.

suntan will appear later. foggy along the coast. two miles in half moon bay. some coastal drizzle as well. temperatures beginning in the 50's around the bay shoreline. an extra jacket, keep it on for much of the morning because of the morning because future weather is showing cloud cover still thick over the city by 10:00 a.m., even patchy fog around alameda, parts of the east bay shoreline. as we head for the afternoon, we will brighten up the skies, but it is a slow warming process and temperatures below average for this time of year. 60's and 70's is about it for your afternoon highs. jobina: capital 520 one stopped at martinez and has been for over an hour. we do not have an update on when we expect movement. as soon as we get it, we will let you know. 880 at coliseum camera in

oakland. our slowest issue is going to be coming out of vallejo. it was not 80 at sonoma boulevard, speeds under the limit. -- westbound 80 reggie: california attorney general has reviewed -- agreed to review the decision of the san francisco district attorney to not file charges in the death of benko brown, shot and killed by a secured guard outside the walgreens late last month. amanda has more. >> we have seen days of public protests and rallies. people calling on the jenkins to reconsider her decision. those participating in those demonstrations have demanded that the ag's office get involved. that is not the case. brown's family lawyers reminding us this decision does not mean the attorney general's office will prosecute, but that could be the case if they find

jenkins's decision to not file charges was contrary to evidence. a statement from the ag's office confirms that they have agreed to review whether the san francisco district attorney's decision not to file charges was an abuse of discretion. the a's jenkins told us we welcome the attorney general's review and will assist and cooperate as needed. you will remember the da is not to file criminal charges against the security guard. she has stood by that decision, saying she believes he acted in self-defense. the days of test and rallies against the decision quickly followed. after yesterday's announcement, we connected with friends and family of benko brown. >> i just want to see what happens after this. >> type do not trust them. -- i do not trust them. i do not want to extract that do not know what to expect.

>> until you see then it is not progress. >> last month at the san francisco walgreens. surveillance video shows the security guard working at the store, confronting around, suspected of shoplifting the two get into a scuffle. short time later, the guard can be seen shooting and killing brown. some are skeptical that the move will bring about change. others say this was an important turning point in the case. kumasi: since the gunman -- a gunman took the lives of 19 students and two teachers at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. president biden will be giving a speech at the white house today. jobina: some families say it is wors d

the shooting happened, sharing with abc news how difficult it is been to get closure. they are still seeking accountability from officials, looking for transparency and stricter gun laws. students and teachers inside robb elementary spent more than an hour trapped inside their school as a lone gunman took over two classrooms, armed with an ar rifle. long delays still causing a giddy and outraged in the community as law enforcement waited 77 minutes before they reached the classrooms, finally telling the gun room. -- gunman. >> call we heard was gunshots. everybody was scared. sunshine did judy fossum. >> plans are moving demolish broad elementary school. uvalde leaders also say they are closer to finalizing a plan to

get access to police records, which will show them if any law enforcement officers should be fired or disciplined for their slow response. abc news has spent the last year covering uvalde exclusively. we set up an office there to invest in the story. you can watch the two hour documentary here and streaming on hulu. also, abc news will have a special report with the president speaks today. he is expected to reiterate the push for gun control. you can watch that live around post-three-time right here on abc 7 -- 12:30 here on abc 7. reggie: no longer investigating eric swalwell. the investigation came after claims he was targeted by a suspected chinese spy. his political opponents rumors of his alleged romantic relationship with the spyware

and found it. two of the biggest names in bay area tech teaming up to bring you the trip of tomorrow. although it is happening in silicon valley. we were and also that -- uber and alphabet are partnering to bring ride -- driverless rides and food delivery to customers. they already provide autonomous rides in san francisco through its own cap. kumasi: another wright county company is offering -- this app is called black wolf, doing business in atlanta. it was funded by a private investigator who has experience as a celebrity bodyguard. drivers have training in military, law enforcement, or security and can hang around after your drop off if you want ease of mind. the rides start at unarmed drivers and $60 for a ride with armed drivers.

the company expanding to new york city. reggie: cap azaleas are on the road to attorney sam pedroza street for a public walkway. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with that. >> san pedro street was closed to cars to a lot more people to dine outdoors during the pandemic that closure was extended in 2022. now it appears it will be permitted. yesterday, the city council unanimously voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. san pedro street in downtown san jose is vibrant with people enjoying food and cocktails outside. now san jose has plans to create a pedestrian mall here. the plan requires businesses to move all outdoor seating from the street poser to decide what next to their building. it also calls for a 20 foot walkway down the middle of the road. business owners support the plan. >> is great.

this street should be permanently closed to cars. >> it is the next best thing to santana row. it might be better. we are open until 2:00 a.m. as opposed to 12:00. >> that is the owner of tiki ete , who's investing in three businesses in downtown san jose. officials say the project will take at least 2.5 years to complete and cost over $9 million. funds will go towards improvements such as selling additional streetlights and relocating fire hydrants. the plan is still in the works. reggie: investigation being launched accusing some pot -- some top baby formula manufacturers colluding to get better prices on government contracts. kumasi: a look at the new york stock exchange.

we will check in and tell you after this. reggie: a new series combining culture and superheroes now streaming on disney plus. we will hear from the bay area man who inspired the series. kumasi: we are the weekdays from 7:00 a.m.. download the app wherever you . drew: live look at walnut one of the areas seeing a little bit of sunshine this morning. for a lot of us, your wicking up to overcast skies. our may gray i us. we are in the 50's right now and will stay that way through 9:00 a.m. we are social work today, -- slow to warm today, mainly 60's away from the coast. live doppler seven, along with satellite. this area of low pressure over eastern oregon is going to

meander over the next couple of days, keeping that clear pattern in place. cooler weather will move in over the next couple of days. morning plans to sign across the region. sunshine along the coast, but cool. 74 in san jose, 70 in napa. fadi throughout the entire morning. sunshine appears right around 11:00 a.m. 64 the daytime high. today, clouds two son, cooler weather and the deeper marine layer moves in thursday, continuing into friday. partly cloudy skies by friday afternoon and temperatures in the mid-60's to lower 70's. coming up, minor warming trend hitting us for the holiday weekend. we will show you that in about nine minutes. first, here's a look at high temperatures, sponsored by disney's the little mermaid. before?dn' it belace no oneen

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a local cartoon artist too years writing and illustrating the book about his life now debuting on disney plus -- is a disney plus series adaptation. he says he started drawing when he was two years old and has never stopped. the graphic novels are linked to the way his parents told him stories to strengthen his time to chinese culture well-being raised in america. >> my mom told me mostly chinese myths. the monkey king was a favorite this right here is toward the beginning of the book. this is the monkey king interacting with a chinese dragon. kumasi: the book is his own childhood story of being embarrassed by the waving his left end of his cultural heritage. now a tv show adaptation is set in modern-day. same province -- promise about a kid who struggled with self acceptance, overcoming shame and

taking pride in his identity. the series now available on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc7news. reggie: baby formula makers abbott laboratories and nestle facing accusations of pollution from the federal trade commission. according to the wall street journal, the ftc is looking into claims that companies may have coordinated bids on government contracts. also investigating the possibility that the alleged collusion may have impacted sales more broadly. the ftc, abba, and nestle all deineimagi to become subscription-based, no bike needed. the company is rolling out three tiers of subscription on its app. prices range from free to month. this is peloton struggles to adjust after sales of its bikes dropped after covid lockdowns

and dave. kumasi: two months away from a beloved bay area competition. reggie: the world dog is sur competition is scheduled with both veteran borders and rookie dogs fighting for the award. the event will include a dog fashion show and pet adoption strength if you do not have a surfing pup and wanted to attend, the competition is free to watch. i would go watch this. jobina: you can also enter your dogs in the fashion show. reggie: true. drew: do you have to be on the board with your dog? reggie: i do not think so. kumasi: just give your dog to the professionals. let them handle it. reggie: we could just go and try it. i do not think it is that complicated.

that will not be their first time in the water. drew: this morning in the santa cruz area. a lot of fog. live look showing you it is sunny above the fog. some sunshine in right now, but for a lot of us, it is an overcast start to our wednesday. low clouds, patchy fog, drizzle screams a typical may morning. pulley weather continues today and for the next couple of days. by the weekend, but of a warm up. temperatures close to average. holiday weekend looking pleasant. temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50's. a bit breezy in spots. presently east bay, north bay, wins 10 to 15 mph in keeping clear whether in place this morning.

highs in the south sunshine, good air quality, 60's and 70's for the most part. a bit below average. along the coast, alto, mountain view, the 60's to low 70's. across the city this morning, cloudy. sunshine breaks out downtown around 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. closer to the coast, sunshine and about 2:00 p.m. 79 in cloverdale, 69 in sa raphael. 70 in napa. east bay cloudy afternoon sunshine. 65 the high in berkeley. 72 in fremont. these numbers a bit below average. heading inland, pretty nice. sunshine, mid and upper 70's. good air quality. overnight, and even larger marine layer means more of us see cloud cover. skies, coastal,

temperatures in the 40's and 50's. as we head toward napa later this week, friday will be the coolest afternoon, topping out in the upper 60's. we warm up nicely saturday and sunday. mid 70's, some morning fog burning off pretty quickly. a lot sunshine over the weekend. overnight lows in the 50's. morning clouds and sun today, cooler weather thursday and friday dipping below average. numbers rebound for the holiday weekend. monday looking nice. mild inland, who on the coast. afternoon sunshine. jobina: we start in the east bay where he are following a number of hazards, not any crashers to report but it will slow you down, especially southbound to san lorenzo, hayward, union city. highlighting these spots for you. also a sort ride as you travel

southbound in walnut creek along 680. it is beginning to build. we expect this around this time of morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on pfizer nine time antioch to hercules, 49 minutes. kumasi: home advisor is expected to pay a $6 for tells us are causing. the complaint alleges that despite what it told customers, home advisor only ran background checks on businesses and their owners, not the people who go to the house to perform the work. home advisor has not commented. reggie: 333 their jobs once the westfield shopping center nordstrom closes. and another 46 workers will be let go at nordstrom rack. the company announced earlier this month it is closing its store at the san francisco

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things to know. one, big development in the killing of angle brown. -- banko brown. the california attorney general will be reviewing d8 jenkin's decision not to file charges against the security guard who shot and killed brown. reggie: negotiations on the debt ceiling just over a week to go before the country could run out of money. the white house's talks could be productive, and kevin mccarthy says they are nowhere near a deal. kumasi: printer multiple sources, ron desantis will be launching his presidential

campaign today. he is expected to make the announcement with 3:00 p.m. with elon musk on twitter. reggie: can a state city council moving forward with a plan to permanently make san pedro street pedestrian only. drew: let's look at your day planner. it is certainly gray. inland, some pizza sunshine. starting in the 50's. as you grab your extra jacket, you will keep it on. by noon, 50's and 60's with increasing sunshine. right afternoon even along the coast but temperatures remained below average. 67 the high in oakland today, in the city. 75 in concord. 70 in napa this afternoon. jobina: if you hurt they mention train 521 on capitol

it is left the martinez station but is currently one hour and a half behind schedule. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lam on a 5: big congrah curry, named the abdul-jabbar social justice champion. this honor is bestowed upon the player who advances abdul-jabbar's mission to drive the quality for those who have been historically marginalized and systematically disadvantaged. drew: huge honor. jobina: candidate do so much good work, especially in oakland -- and they do so much good work, especially in oakland with the kids. kumasi: the news continues on our out and also at abc7news.com .

if you are streaming, hang out with us. reggie: we will even walk to a different set. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. with just eight days to go, still no deal on the debt ceiling. dead locked. house speaker kevin mccarthy saying privately, quote, we're nowhere near a deal, as the country barrels toward a potentially catastrophic default. this morning what it all means for your finances. new details on a 19-year-old who drove a u-haul into a security barrier near the white house. the secret service saying he's a nazi sympathizer who wanted to kill the president. race for the white house. florida governor ron desantis set to kick off his presidential

campaign in a twitter event with elon musk, and a new campaign stop for trump.