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education could cost. kumasi: signs of pushback on capitol hill as the president and house leader mccarthy work to drum up support for a debt ceiling bill now just one week from the june 5 deadline. reggie: welcome to tuesday, may 30. kumasi: we will start with a check of the forecast. drew: another cool afternoon on the way, visibility is not bad. tens across the board, great as could be. it is overcast, starting with cloud cover up above with temperatures in the 50's. a couple spots in the valley of the north bay, napa at 49 degrees. the extra layer, keep it on for much of the morning. hour-by-hour, very similar to yesterday. a lot of clearing in the east bay and south bay, on the peninsula as well. the clouds are stubborn in the north bay. the north bay will be under a

lot of overcast conditions. by the afternoon, sunshine across the board with temperatures again cool for the month of may, only 61 in the city today. 71 in concord, same in san about five to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. cloudy in the north bay 67 in napa. 67 for san mateo and palo alto. another cool day on the way, but we do have warmer weather on the seven-day forecast. let us check in on traffic. jobina: we are starting off this morning with a sig alert in san jose, it is due to police activity. we have not gotten much information outside of that from chp. it is northbound 87 before 280, at least one lane blocked. if we can get more details, we will let you know. a live look at walnut creek showing off 680, around this time yesterday the commute was

light. already much busier and the drive times reflect that. tracy to dublin was around 22 minutes for the entire morning commute, it is already at 47. reggie: new details this morning about a stabbing in san francisco's chinatown yesterday. a worker was seriously wounded and attacked at aa bakery and café, the worker has life-threatening injuries. according to sfpd, suspect indicates was detained. that is not confirmed if the suspect was also arrested. investigators are trying to determine a motive. numbers of the community are worried the incident could keep people away from the neighborhood. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatown, one of the go to bakeries and all of san francisco. the whole community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back into the community to make people feel welcome and safe. reggie: chinatown is one of san

francisco's hardest hit neighborhoods by the pandemic. kumasi: some state lawmakers will be joining business in transit leaders to call for the approval of a $5 billion additional funding for mass transit. they say transit is struggling post-pandemic and immediate action is needed to prevent major service cuts around california. transit agencies have been surviving off of federal money but by 2020 five, many agencies project the extra cash is going to run out. amanda del castillo is live this morning, good morning. amanda: good morning. at a do or die decision point, that is how bart is describing its fate saying the agency needs short-term financial aid to continue functioning. while the agency has thanked the state legislature for restoring $2 billion for transit, and intercity rail capital program,

they predict extra cash will run up a 2025. in a release, the agency with the claim everyone will pay the price if bart fails, even those who do not use it, pointing to congested roadways and bridges, even the threat of fueling climate change. more immediate impacts are to be felt by those who so rely on the system. >> they cannot get to work, cannot get to school, cannot get to the doctor or the supermarket. amanda: bart has recent improvements to safety and service would be wiped out by severe service cuts. what they call quote recipe for a death spiral, including adding up to 18 additional police officers to patrol trains, crisis intervention specialists and fare inspectors on trains. more than doubling the start discount for eligible low income writers -- riders,

cars twice as often and more. in the next half hour, we will switch focus to what failure would mean for operations. later this morning, we are expected to connect with the chief as well as the board president. that is later this morning. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: elizabeth holmes is expected to begin her prison sentence. the former theranos ceo's order to turn herself in soon at 6:00 this morning. she was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison after being convicted on four counts of wire fraud and conspiracy last year. the prison houses over six and 50 inmates, most convicted of white-collar crimes. kumasi: members of congress are returning today to take up the debt ceiling deal, both the white house and gop are pressing

to pass the measure quickly. some lawmakers are pushing back. we have the details. jobina: a joint effort to win bipartisan support for the debt ceiling deal is evolving in washington, d.c. both the president and speaker are confident that the measure will pass a vote. however, there are early signs the bill might not gain support from some key members from both parties, at least 10 house republicans a reportedly leaning to or planning to vote no on measure, arguing the bill does not cut enough federal spending. democrats are worried cuts in the bill are too deep, covert funding, irs funding, work requirements on food assistance and other government services are looking to get reduced by the measure. tax hikes for the wealthiest americans were big corporations are not included. the house is expected to vote on the measure tomorrow, the bill would then face the senate with a tight june 5 deadline before

the nation defaults on its bills. we will continue to watch. >> is a veteran myself, i have people thanking me for my service and i think them because it has been a privilege to serve my country. reggie: veterans gathered at the 82nd annual memorial day observance at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno yesterday. the tribute to america's fallen servicemen and women included a gun salute and fly by the u.s. coast guard area -- guard. >> we come together to those who gave the last full measure of devotion to the defense of our democracy. kumasi: nancy pelosi took part in a memorial day tribute. it took place at the national cemetery. several gold star families who lost loved ones in the iraq war attended the service. reggie: on the peninsula, hillsboro held their annual memorial day events, kicking off with a car show.

one of the guests included a california congressman in the parade was followed by an observance ceremony. a former california representative was a guest speaker and attendees got to enjoy a music festival with a long line of performers. drew: we will take you to live doppler 7 along with satellite, we still have this stubborn area of low pressure, the upper level low is still spinning off the california coast line again today. that will keep cooler temperatures in the afternoon and keeps a lot of the cloud in place this morning. as we head toward the end of this week, the low gets out and we see a weak ridge of high pressure built in that will bring about less morning cloud cover by friday and warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend. a live look from sutro tower, sunrise up at 5:50 and starting out the 50's. we will find decreasing clouds, i think they are stubborn along the coast and parts of the north

bay. it is another cool day across the region. coastline and in the upper 50's, mid-60's around the bay shoreline and warmest spots inland in the low 70's, which is cooler than yesterday. 64th the high in oakland, 71 in san jose, 61 in santa stubborn cloud cover. 73 is the warm spot in fairfield. three day forecast, another cool day today. the final day of the month, the gray will linger but the rich builds in thursday, meaning fewer morning clouds in warmer weather starts to move in. shortly, we will see 80's return to warmest spots by the weekend. reggie: there could soon be a big shakeup in the warriors organization. what we could learn today about a top executive. kumasi: lawmakers debating planning to fund the stadium in vegas, what a ceo said about the plans if the deal falls through. reggie: a lifeguard shortages

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kumasi: the warriors have a lot of questions this summer. the general manager will be meeting the media as he normally does after the season. he may be telling us whether or not he will be leaving the team. according to some reports, he is poised to walk away despite a huge contract offer to stay on board. reggie: the future of the oakland a's is a topic of discussion among nevada state lawmakers who worked late into the night addressing the financing plan for a proposed ballpark in vegas. two state senate committees discuss providing up to 380 million dollars in money for a $1.5 billion ballpark. when a state lawmaker asked whether they would stay in oakland if the stadium plan is not approved in vegas, here is what the ceo of the vegas

convention and visitors authority said. >> if the agreement does not go through, they will look through other cities to move through. you will not decide to stay even if it does not go through. reggie: nevada lawmakers have a little more than a week to consider the proposal before they adjourn june 5, though they could call a special session to vote on it. kumasi: tuition increases at cal state could be necessary for the financial well-being of the college system, according to a new report. wages have gone need upgrades and repairs, some say the csu system should put the needs of students first. >> i support our staff, i think the people that work here are very vital. but they definitely have to take into consideration students are the foundation of the school. kumasi: if tuition goes up, could cost more than $6,000 a year 2030. the report suggest the cal state

board vote on the matter by september. reggie: it was not the weekend communities along the coast are hoping for, we had cooler weather so santa cruz was not as popular as it usually would be memorial day weekend. many businesses hope the holiday would help them recover from winter storms and high serve that made the beach look like this -- surf that made the beach look like this. but because it was gloomy, it was not as crowded. >> the weather is very important. i think if it was 10 degrees hotter, numbers would have spiked. >> the weather is a big part of how much our beshow busy it is . if it is hot in the valley, they will come over. it is the weather. reggie: many businesses say this time of year is usually busy because of the long weekend and graduation season. shop owners are optimistic the coming weeks will be warmer. kumasi: a weekend drowning at a lake is serving as a stark reminder about the importance of water safety. a man drowned on saturday at a

lake in the hills of livermore. witnesses say he jumped from a boat to retrieve an oar that fell in the water. they believe one factor that may have contributed to the drowning is exceptionally cold water, that is because of winter storms. east bay regional parks officials say as the heavy snowpack melts, the water is cold, so it makes it hard to navigate in this you are a skilled swimmer. top tips for safety is to stay in chest deep water, only some in designated areas and wear a life jacket. reggie: the unofficial start of summer is here, but lifeguards have not shown up. peaches and fools are struggling to fill positions. struggling to fill positions. reporter: some cities are looking at an uncertain season due to a shortage of lifeguards. new york city facing the worst shortage on record, boston offering hiring bonuses of $1200

and in seattle, not enough lifeguards mean several beaches and pools are close. in new strong rip current at unattended beach, bystanders frantically try to save him. >> they made a line with their hands to try to extend to get the kid and they pulled him out. reporter: drowning is the fifth leading cause of accidental death in the country, among those one to 14, it is the second leading cause behind car accidents. new rk city even simplified its notoriously difficult swim test and is offering bonuses of $1000. phoenix and austin are offering monetary incentives, experts say to fix this long term, the country needs to get young people excited about lifeguard thing -- lifeguarding at an early age. >> imagine learning this life

skill from someone who looks like you, is shaped like you. reporter: they started a new york city swim group called black people will swim, many attendees certified as lifeguards. it is a start. officials say they have had trouble hiring lifeguards because of the pay, $16 to $20 an hour in many cases competing with other jobs that pay more. abc news, new york. reggie: that is supply and demand. if you are not going to pay, they will not show up. drew: this past weekend was not great, but this weekend, looking better. a lot sunnier and warmer, finally seeing warmer weather today. we are still dealing with another cool afternoon for late may. partly to mostly cloudy skies, here is a look at the afternoon highs. warmest areas cracking 70 degrees later on this afternoon. for reference, the average high this time of year in the middle

column, we should be well in the upper 70's. we are anywhere from five to 10 degrees below average later on this afternoon. cloud cover is with us, it is stubborn in the north bay. by noon, still hanging tough and parts of marin and sonoma county. it is sunny in the east bay, south bay, the peninsula. it will not be cloudy everywhere all day long. here is a look at highs and the microclimate starting in the south bay. low 70's for a lot of us today along the peninsula, 67 in san mateo, 70 in redwood city. downtown, we hit about 61 for the daytime high. keep the jacket on for much of the morning. north bay, a cool afternoon with cloud cover very stubborn today, staying in the 60's. 64 in oakland, 60 in fremont. inland, it is cool. upper 60's to lower 70's.

overnight tonight, the marine layer returns and refined temperatures in the coolest spots in the upper 40's. accuweather 7-day forecast, we keep the cool temperatures the next couple of days. as we welcome june, we start to warm up. 70's to mid 80's in the afternoon saturday and sunday. jobina: we just got new information from san jose police regarding the sig alert underway right now on northbound 87. we have at least one lane blocked. they are asking everyone to avoid willow street at 87 where there was a shooting earlier this morning. there are two people hurt, two people have been shot. one person facing life-threatening injuries. that is the latest and we have no estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. a live look in oakland showing 880 at the coliseum, headlights traveling southbound for reference. westbound is where these

headlights are traveling in the emeryville camera, showing you 80, a much busier commute this morning. kumasi: coming up, seven things to know this morning. >> across the state, everybody is delayed about two to three weeks i would say. reggie: a late start to one of the top spring harvests in california. the impact and seasonable weather is having on the cherry crops. kumasi: a live look outside

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fraud and conspiracy. reggie: nine people including four children are recovering after a shooting in hollywood, florida. shots rang out after a dispute between two groups and one person was taken into custody. the police are looking for more suspects. drew: the cool weather continues for another afternoon, cloud cover giving way to sunnier skies. temperatures below average by five to 10 degrees. jobina: the biggest traffic issue is a sig alert underway in san jose, not due to any sort of crashed but rather a shooting, according to the police. they're asking you to avoid willow street at highway 87, one lane is blocked on northbound 87 before 280. kumasi: the nba finals are set, the miami heat close on their series against the boston celtics and will face the denver nuggets for the title. game one is on thursday and you can watch all of the finals games right here on abc seven. reggie: after a late blooming

local farms, cherry picking is back in the bay area. the reason behind the weight. reporter: pick your own cherry season has arrived in the bay area, families flocked to this farm in morgan on monday. >> it was about 90 degrees plus, this would be ripened in 24 to 48 hours. reporter: the co-owners says the weather has delayed the opening of you pick farms across the state. this orchard opened over the memorial day weekend. >> normally it would be done and picked out two weeks ago, so we had a late blooming, which made cherries late ripening because of the rain and cool weather. reporter: they do not have cherries in her home country of vietnam, so she makes it a tradition to visit a yupik farm every year. >> the taste, the flavor i really enjoy it. reporter: another cherry orchard

she already visited this year doubled their prices from last year. >> 25 a pound, now alm double. but i still go. reporter: cherries are shipped all over the world. whichever ones are not taken during the you pick season are collected and taken to a packing house. >> mother nature has to do more work on those, but the further down you go, you will see they are ready. reporter: they have no plans to change prices from last year, they just hope families who visit one of their five ranches enjoy their time together. >> the outcome has been amazing, we have an amazing community and the people will who have come out are wonderful. kumasi: better late than never. that is the case for the person in the north bay who returned an overdue library book, nearly 100 years past due. the book a history of the united

states was due back in 1927 to the st. helena public library. the book was passed down by his late wife's grandfather. fines for the book would have totaled more than $1700, but the library stopped collecting fines in 2019. reggie: i am glad they put in a display. i do not think it will be of much use in circulation. coming up, we hear from the 11-year-old boy shot by the police in his own home after he was the one who called for help area -- help. kumasi: donald trump is the front runner, why golden state democrats believe that is a good thing.

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dogs. reggie: a warning from a san francisco dog owner after a trip to the city park led to an emergency trip to the vet. kumasi: elizabeth holmes will report to prison this morning, a look at how she will be spending her 11 year sentence. reggie: people run in panic when shots rang out on the beach, boardwalk in florida. what investigators think let up to the gunfire. kumasi: it is tuesday, may 30. reggie: a check on the weather. drew: we are seeing overcast skies, but there is no thick fog this morning. 10 is as good as it gets when it comes to visibility, that is what we see from the coast to inland. we are at 49 in napa, most of us in the mid 50's to begin our tuesday. we have the cloud cover first thing, it breaks down first in the east bay, south bay, along

the peninsula. across much of the north bay, it is cloudy. clouds will linger across parts of santa rosa, even san rafael and parts of napa county. a cooler afternoon, more sunshine as you head south and east throughout the day. another cool afternoon for late may, about five to 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. 71 in san jose with a sunny afternoon, 64 in oakland. quite cloudy in san rafael, only 66 degrees. let us get a check of traffic. jobina: the san jose reporting a shooting going to be near willow street at highway 87. at least one lane is blocked on north and 87 before 280. according to the police, two people have been shot in the area and they are asking you to avoid at the moment.

the sig alert will be in place until further notice. we also have a new crash reported in san leandro northbound 880 before washington avenue. the washington avenue offramp is closed in this situation. we will bring in the new round of drive times, they are looking good. evidently a slow ride super commuters. -- definitely a slow ride for super commuters. kumasi: the clock is ticking after a debt ceiling deal was announced over the weekend, now lawmakers have six days to lock in the deal. the president and house speaker finally came to a compromise on saturday. the 99 page legislation will suspend the nation's debt limit until 2025 and allow the government to freeze the debt already owed and give them time to pay off bills. the agreement will move to congress, were members of both parties will vote. if it is not passed, they could miss the june 5 deadline and force the government into a catastrophic default.

legislation increases the age limit and work requirements for food aid programs for low income citizens, that is something biden and mccarthy had opposing views on. >> it does not get everything everybody wanted, but in a divided government, that is where we end up. think it is a positive bill. kumasi: congress is expected to start voting tomorrow. reggie: state lawmakers will join business and transit leaders to call for the approval of a $5 billion additional funding for mass transit. they say transit is still struggling post-pandemic and immediate action is needed to prevent major service cuts across california. transit agencies have been surviving off of federal money, but by 2025, many agencies project the extra cash will run out. amanda del castillo is live this morning, hi. amanda: everyone will pay the price if bart fails, that is the strong claim by the agency as

they pleaded for a financial lifeline. bart says each day, it moves closer to plunging off of a fiscal cliff, in their words, presenting a do or die decision point if the state does not provide short-term aid. the agency spelling out how failure would look, sink it would include trains only once an hour, no service on weekends or after 9:00 weeknights, reduced service to san francisco international and oakland international airports and they warned some stations would close with the potential for entire lines being shut down. if service cuts are a reality, the agency says impacts would hit some of the most vulnerable members of our community the hardest. the agency saying if the state fails to act, those who rely on bart as a lifeline will be stranded. while bart has thanked the state legislature for restoring $2 billion for the transit and intercity rail cut capital program, it predicts the extra

cash will run out by 2025. >> if we do not act now, we are going to see a horrible service cut and downward spiral for the systems. >> i find it very convenient to get to one place from the other, it would definitely impact me. amanda: bart is also highlighting current improvements to safety and service that it says would be wiped out by severe service cuts. it is what they are calling a recipe for a death spiral. we are expecting to connect with the leaders, the interim police chief and board president, beginning at 6:00 this morning. hopefully get more answers and see how the agency is moving forward, and what improvements may have been made. kumasi: is expected to begin her prison sentence. the former aaron of ceo sentenced to 11 years three months in prison after being convicted on four counts of wire

fraud and conspiracy last year. gloria rodriguez joins us in the newsroom with the latest. gloria: elizabeth holmes is expected to report to the brian texas federal prison camp to start her 11 year sentence, we have live footage right now from the prison. she has been ordered to turn herself in today. we are learning new details about what the former billionaires life be like behind bars. disgrace there and knows founder elizabeth holmes, who was once the world's youngest self-made billionaire, is expected to start her 11 year sentence today at a minimum security prison in bryan, texas. the 39-year-old will wake up at 6:00 a.m., there will be two sets of bunk beds in her room with no doors. she is expected to work in the kitchen making $.12 an hour for 90 days. the women's prison camp houses more than 650 inmates among those convicted of white-collar

crimes and low-level offenses. >> nothing compares to the experience she will have on tuesday. she is going to make her bed, go to her job and repeat. every day. no matter what she argues happened, the result is she is going to be separated from her family, her children, her friends for many years. that may be the highest price a person could pay. gloria: holmes was convicted of four counts of fraud and conspiracy in january 2022 in connection with her flawed blood testing company. she has two young children, a son born in 2021 and a three-month-old daughter. holmes has been free on bail since she was convicted. we will keep you updated when she reports to prison. kumasi: local republicans and democrats about a new poll that shows former president trump with a big lead among california

republican voters in the race for the gop presidential nomination. this is a story we told you about yesterday. >> not surprising, this think a republican thing in particular, we like to go with the guy with whom we are familiar. kumasi: the poll trump is 44% support among republican voters, desantis with 26%. >> it is a strange phenomenon for democrats. on one hand, god forbid he is reelected or becomes the nominee. the other hand, joe biden beat him once and democrats are confident based on the midterms and results of the last presidential election they can beat him again. kumasi: political strategists say with more than six months ago before any votes are cast in the primary, there is a lot of room for another republican to emerge. reggie: china is making another step forward in its space program after launching their first civilian astronaut into space.

the three-person crew watched yesterday from the edge of a desert in northwestern china. the cruise expected to replace astronauts aboard the country's space station, this is their fifth manned mission to the space station 2021. chinese officials call it a complete success. kumasi: a state of emergency declared in parts of northern nevada all because of a very active winter. reggie: summer is practically here, that means more time out in the sun, if we ever get sustained sunshine. how important sunscreen is and the importance of applying it correctly. first, check of the weather. drew: let us get you through your morning. if you are out walking the dog, getting the morning run in, we have cloud cover with us for another great start to tuesday. --grey start to tuesday. more sunshine on the way around lunch time, we get to the mid 60's around 11:00. this pesky upper level low

the coast of central california is still influencing the weather pattern with cooler temperatures in the afternoon. the morning cloud cover. i the end of the week, the low gets out and we see a weak ridge of high pressure build in. that means less morning cloud cover and warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend. i will show you that in about 10 minutes. today, a live look from the exploratorium camera. the sun is up in about 10 minutes, starting at the 50's. decreasing clouds, i think parts of marin and sonoma county are stuck in the cloud cover well into the afternoon. south and east, brighter conditions with temperatures only in the 60's and low 70's away from the coast. the gray will linger tomorrow, but thursday rich builds and with fewer morning clouds, warmer weather and warmer temperatures for the upcoming weekend.

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reggie: people at the beach on memorial day in hollywood, florida ended up running after shots rang out, injuring nine people including a one-year-old. jobina: the police say the gun fire erupted after some sort of confrontation, a camera captured the chaos as shots rang out with people running to safety, some running to the water to escape gunfire. five adults and four children were shot, a one-year-old among those hit. the police and bystanders treated victims, a spokesperson for the local health care system says all are in stable condition. an eyewitness said he saw several young men fighting in front of the stores lined the boardwalk when one pulled out a gun and started shooting. >> preliminary investigation reveals there was an altercation between two groups that resulted in gunfire.

jobina: the shooting was one of many over the holiday weekend, including one in columbus, ohio where at least five people were shot at a block party, three teenagers are expected to survive. in chicago, the police say at least 47 people were shot over the weekend, nine of them fatally. abc news is reporting at least one person is in custody for the florida boardwalk shooting, but the police are looking for more suspects. reggie: only on seven, a warning from a san francisco dog owner after her dog got sick after a trip to the park. the problem one vet says are seeing far too often. reporter: if you could not tell by these adorable videos, this one-year-old pockets is a pooch with a love for the outdoors. >> we frequently come here. reporter: during a trip to fort mason on thursday, what pockets

found on the ground was the beginning of a terrifying and eye-opening experience for the owner. >> i noticed she was eating something, so i ran over to see what she was eating. it was poop. reporter: nothing uncommon for dogs, but what happened several hours later was. >> about 8:00, she was wobbling and her tail was down. something was definitely wrong with her. reporter: documents from emergency care show pockets had symptoms of marijuana intoxication and there were opioids in her system. frightening enough on its own, but something else was alarming. >> the doctor told me this was relatively common and she sees it a few times a week. reporter: dog owners were understandably shocked at the news. >> that is horrible, that is my worst nightmare. reporter: they say it is hard to prevent their pets from eating things on the ground. luckily, pockets did not ingest

enough to need narcan and is back to her old self. health care professional told me jackie did everything right and had the dosage been bigger, pockets could have suffered kidney or liver damage. jackie says she will keep an even closer watch on her pet from now on and hopes her story were -- will encou do the same. >> there are 70 people with dogs who do not know it is a threat, so i want to make sure it is spread to raise awareness and people can look out for symptoms. kumasi: declared a state of emergency because of the flooding from snowmelt in parts of this date. the unprecedented winter snowpack is causing mudslides and could overwhelm infrastructure, rivers and reservoirs. the emergency declaration will allow the state to receive federal assistance for repairs. recent projections will continue for another seven weeks. reggie: lake orville gushed out

loads of water over the weekend, this video captured the planned release. the dam was at 96% release clears of storage space in the lake for more spring runoff to come down. the reservoir is expected to reach full capacity in june. kumasi: as summer is heating up, do not forget to protect your skin from the sun. any people are not playing sunscreen the right way, here are the most common mistakes. a dermatologist says they are often made while applying. >> they assume they can apply it when they're at the activity or at the pool or beach. we have to apply at about 10 to 15 minutes beforehand. remember to reapply every two to three hours. kumasi: it is recommended that you use the type that is both uva and uvb protected, so there is broad spectrum protection. another common mishap is not using enough.

you can never use too much. for swimming and sweating, you need to apply it more often and sunscreens do expire. make sure you replace them every year and check the dates. reggie: i have a new favorite one. it looks like a deodorant stick. have you seen this one? it is good for your face. first of all, it is really small. jobina: dear member the brand? reggie: neutrogena, but there are others. it is really small, that is the area you need to reapply the most. not talking about at the pool, but walking around. that can go in your pocket. jobina: it is supposed to go on every day, no matter what. that is what got me. drew: a common misconception, it is cloudy and cool, but you can still get burned. 90% of the sons uv rays still make it through the clouds. so just be aware of that. it does not take much time.

uv index is high today, nine out of 11, so put on the sunscreen. the most intense time for the suns rays about 10:00 to 4:00. abc 7 oakland airport camera as folks get on their way to their destinations, you can see a lot of cloud cover up above. another cool afternoon later today. by the end of the week, the marine layer gets compressed. few were morning clouds by friday morning, that ushers in warmer weather by the end of the week into the upcoming weekend. here is future weather, still cloudy in the afternoon across parts of the north bay and coast. south and east, you are seeing more sunshine. let us start in the south bay, below average by five to 10 degrees. low 70's for a lot of us in the santa clara valley. 50's for the coast, 60's and 70's from palo alto to redwood city. downtown 61, closer to the coast

in the upper 50's for the sunset. the north bay is limited in terms of sunshine for a lot of us this morning, temperatures only in the 60's this afternoon. east bay, afternoon sunshine, 64, up to 67 for union city. inland, upper 60's to low 70's. overnight tonight, the marine layer surges inland, temperatures in the upper 40's to lower 50's. if you are craving warmer weather, you will love friday in the upcoming weekend. temperatures finally above average, mid 70's around the bay shoreline, mid 80's inland. jobina: going back to the shooting investigation underway in san jose, we are starting to see the impact it is having on your commute. speeds are down to around 14 miles per hour as you travel northbound on 87 before 280. what we learn from the police is that one lane will remain closed throughout the morning commute while they investigate, two

people were shot around willow street at highway 87. both are facing life-threatening injuries, so we are still working to learn exactly what happened. a life picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:35 and the backup is beginning. this time yesterday, the ride from tracy to dublin for the holiday was 22 minutes. we are now at 59. reggie: an emotional return to the mound, a baseball player back on the field 45 days after chemotherapy treatment. kumasi: a deteriorating apartment building in iowa partially collapses, leaving some people to have to be rescued from the rubble. the

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kumasi: welcome back, a ninth person has been found alive in the rubble of a partially collapsed apartment building in iowa. rescuers pull a woman to safety, demolition plans are now going to be on hold because two people are unaccounted for. one woman says her cousin is missing, the newspaper reports the police pinned his phone to his apartment before it shut off. another family believes their loved one is still inside. >> the concern for life responders to get in the building, knowing the building was unsafe to help folks, because of that, they save lives. kumasi: protesters gathered outside the building, angry over the decision to demolish the building so soon. the cause of the collapses under investigation. reggie: the kansas city teenager who was shot for rocking --

knocking on the wrong door took part in a walk. a homeowner shot him last month after he went to the wrong home looking for his siblings. several of his family members accompanied him, it was his first public event since the incident. his and says he loves to see all of the love coming in, making something positive out of a terrible situation. an abc news exclusive interview, an 11-year-old mississippi boy speaking about the moment he was shot by the police while in his own home. >> showed up and were like ok, this could be a dangerous situation? an abc news exclusive, it was just over one week ago that this 11-year-old called 911 to his mississippi home after he says he was awoken by an argument between his mother and ex-boyfriend.

the unthinkable happened when the police arrived, an officer shooting him in the chest. the boy and his mother are speaking out to gma and gma three. can you talk about the moment, did you hear a gunshot? >> i did not know who got shot until i saw my son running out. >> we will hear from the 11-year-old for the first time in an abc news exclusive interview. abc news, mississippi. drew: amount of cloud cover, it is nice if you want to get a run in. we will gradually climb to the 60's around 9:00 with sunshine beginning to break out by about midday. we will find brighter skies, certainly in the east bay and south bay. the cloud cover will linger in the north bay.

take a look at highs today, 71 in san jose which is below average for this time of year. nearly 10 degrees below average inland, low 70's for daytime highs. 61 in the city, cloud cover breaking down with a bit of afternoon sunshine. parts of marin and sonoma county are underneath the fog for much of the day with temperatures only in the mid 60's for san rafael. the may gray will linger will have fewer morning clouds to start june and the warmer weather moves in the upcoming weekend. kumasi: if you have been feeling sick and it is not the flu or covid, it is likely something else completely. reggie: the newly released surveillance video that police in the south bay hope can lead to an arrest in a hit and run. kumasi: the frightening moments this happened, able ran into a crowd of people line dancing. how it got away in the first place.

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