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answering our questions about transit safety. kumasi: plus the big bear that had to be freed after somehow getting stuck inside this car. reggie: woah. oh. ok. kumasi: this is in lake tahoe. reggie: good morning, welcome kumasi: to kumasi: tuesday, may 3. first we start off the forecast with drew. drew: cloud cover, sunshine, temperatures, we can't quite break the trend yet of cooler than average daytime highs. right now the coolest spots are in the 40's, most of us are in the mid-50's. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the cloud cover this morning. what we will find is that temperatures are slow to warm once again. brighter skies south and east. in the north bay we see cloud cover lingering for part of the afternoon leading to another cool day with temperatures five to 10 degrees below average.

taking a closer look at the daytime highs in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina to see how traffic is doing. jobina: it is really busy in the east bay right now, different story from the holiday traffic yesterday. live picture here showing you 80, headlights traveling westbound to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:35 and there is certainly a backup in that area with a slow ride in san jose traveling along the northbound two hundred 80. signal alert because of a shooting that happened earlier this morning. according to police, two people were shot near highway 87. speed traveling northbound at 15 miles per hour and they expect to have the lane blocked until further notice. kumasi: thank you. state lawmakers today joining business in transit leaders to call for the approval of $5 billion in additional funding for mass transit, they say that it is still struggling post endemic in that immediate action

is needed to prevent major service cuts across california. transit agencies have been surviving off federal money but by 2025 main -- many agencies predict the extra cash is going to run out. amanda is live this morning on the embarcadero bart station. amanda: it's a do or die decisions -- decision point, that is how bart describes it's fate. they say they need help to keep functioning. while the agency has recently restored $2 billion to the transit capital program, the agency predicts the extra cash will run out by 2025. in a release, the agency had a stunning claim that everyone would pay the price if bark fails, even those who do not use it, pointing to fueling climate change and congested roads. but even more is to be felt by those who solely rely on the system.

>> without transit they cannot get to work, to school, the doctor, the supermarket. amanda: bart recent improvements to safety and service that they said would be wiped out by severe service cuts. they call it a recipe for a death spiral, including adding up to 18 additional police officers to control trains, safety staff for ambassadors, intervention specialists and services on trains, doubling the discount for train interiors twice as often and so much more. within the next few minutes we are expecting to commit with the bart interim police chief and or president to talk about steps forward and what it might mean for safety as well if they don't it that short-term funding. for now live at the embarcadero station, amanda. reggie: new details this morning

about a stepping -- stabbing that happened in chinatown. a worker was seriously wounded at the aa bakery café. officials say the worker has life-threatening injuries. the suspect in the case was detained. it's not confirmed that the same suspect was also arrested. investigators are still trying to determine a motive. members of unity are worried that this could keep people away from the neighborhood. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatown. it is one of the go to bakeries in all of san francisco. the community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back into the community. to make people feel welcome. feel safe. reggie: lily of the delta chinatown initiative says that this area was one of the hardest hit by pandemic because of lower than normal foot traffic. kumasi: the man accused in the stabbing death of the cash at

the beckett is is expected to be in san francisco today. nima momeni will be back in court and a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to go to trial. his attorney has said that her client acted in self-defense. reggie: members of congress returning to take up the debt ceiling deal. gop pushing to pass quickly, but others are pushing back. jobina: a joint effort to win bipartisan support for the debt ceiling deal is evolving in washington, d.c., according to reports president biden and speaker mccarthy are confident the measure will pass the vote, however there are early signs that the bill might not gain support from key members of both parties. at least 10 house republicans are reportedly leaning to or planning to vote no on the measure, arguing that the bill doesn't cut enough spending on

the federal level. democrats are worried that cuts in the bill are too deep. covid 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 and big corporations are not included in the bill. the house is expected to vote on the measure tomorrow in the bill would then face the senate with a tight june 5 deadline before the nation defaults on its bills. kumasi: thank you. tuition increases at cal state might be necessary for the financial well-being of the college system according to a new report suggesting a raisin tuition is needed by the fall of next year. wages have gone up and buildings need upgrades and repairs. some say that the system should put the needs of students first. >> i support our staff. i think that the people who work there, our teachers are very vital.

but they definitely have to take into consideration that the students are the foundation of the school. kumasi: if tuition is raised it could cause more than $6,000 a year but doesn't 30. the report suggests the board will vote on the matter by september. coming up, not all nevada lawmakers are on board with the athletics coming to vegas. the planned relocation of the a's is still not a done deal. reggie: and the terrifying moment that a bull rakes free and charges into a crowd of people dancing. drew: another cool afternoon on the way. mainly in the 60's to low 70's. this time of year the average high our warmest bots should be well into the upper 70's, 10 degrees below average in some spots. we will take a closer look at your afternoon eyes and the warm

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reggie: two people were hurt after a bull charge into a crowd during a rodeo event in australia. a five-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with head injuries after getting trampled and another man went to the hospital as a precaution. dozens of people were seen lying dancing in the center of the arena moments before the bull charged. event officials removed the animal eventually. the rodeo association says that an investigation is underway. drew: well, ok, some of those people did not move fast enough. future weather this morning, cloudy skies. 10 a.m. it's sunny conditions along the peninsula, south bay and east bay over the city east bay and north bay and similar to yesterday it was stuck in cloud cover for much of the early

afternoon. looks like a similar set up this afternoon. outside the north bay we have right conditions but everywhere temperatures are below average for this time of year. another cool late may afternoon. only 68 in santa rosa. low 70's in land. about 71 in san jose. looking at the three day forecast, the final day of may will have the may gray lingering in the morning as original high pressure builds in on thursday where we see a compressed marine layer with fewer morning clouds and lower afternoon temperatures and more air moving in for the upcoming weekend. we will show you that in nine minutes. reggie: coming up, doctors trying to educate people about a virus causing millions to get sick. it's not the flu and not covid. whether or not the memorial holiday could bring much-needed tourism dollars to santa cruz. we'll be right back. but you're still masking your depression

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reggie: russia accusing kyiv of launching and early-morning drone attack on moscow. russia called it a terrorist attack sang at least eight drones were launched causing minor damage to several buildings. some drones were shot down bringing the war home to russians after 15 months of destruction across ukraine. the mayor of moscow says that no one was seriously hurt. ukraine has not commented on the claim. it comes after the ukrainian capital saw multiple russian missile attacks. several offices were hit. four people were killed and dozens were hospitalized after overnight attacks us the country. in the south bay, san jose police are seeking information about the public, from the public, on a hit and run that

caused major injuries. a woman hit from behind after writing her bike in march. dragged about 400 feet. the suspect kept on driving and left the scene. they were last seen driving westbound on march 18 at 12:40 a.m. and sj pd says to reach out to the tip line with info. kumasi: a weekend drowning in the east bay serving as a stark reminder about how important water safety is. a man drowned saturday near livermore, witnesses say that he jumped from the boat to retrieve and or that had fallen into the water. experts say one factor that may have contributed is the cold water that has been a consequence of our winter storms. officials say that as the heavy snowpack melts, the water is cold and it makes it hard to navigate unless you are a skilled swimmer. there tips for safety are to stay in chest deep water and

wear a life jacket. reggie: it wasn't for the weekend that communities on the coast had hoped for. santa cruz was not as popular as usual for memorial day weekend. many businesses had hoped the holiday would help them to recover from winter storms and high surfeit a beaches look like this but they say that because it was so gloomy it was not as crowded as they wanted it to be. >> the weather is very important. i think if it was tending is hotter, the numbers would have spiked. >> the weather is a big part of how our business does and how busy it is here. if it is hot in the valley they will come over. more than anything else it the weather, the weather, the weather. reggie: the long weekend is usually great for businesses but right now they are optimistic that the coming weeks and months ahead will be warmer. reggie: warriors -- kumasi: warriors have a lot of questions this summer and we might get one of those answers today.

bob myers is meeting with the media as he usually does after the season but he may tell us if he is leaving the team. according to reports he's poised to walk away despite the huge contract offered to stay. reggie: the future of the eighth oakland a's, a topic for nevada state lawmakers. yesterday two state senate committees discussed providing up to $380 million in public money for a $1.5 billion ballpark. when a state lawmaker asked the a's would stay in oakland if the stadium plan doesn't work out in vegas, here is what the ceo of the convention visitors authority said. >> if this agreement does not go through, they will look for other cities. they will not decide to stay, even if this does not go through. reggie: nevada lawmakers have a week to consider the proposal before they adjourn on june 5, though they could call a special session to vote on it. kumasi: if you are headed to

lake tahoe, authorities are asking you to be aware there is after a sheriff's -- bears after a sheriff's deputy had a run in at the incline village. it shows a sheriff's deputy tying a long rope to a car door handle because the bear got trapped inside of a card. at a safe distance, they released it and it ran away. people need to be remind for love -- mindful of food wrappers, coolers, and avoid leaving fool -- food in your car. reggie: that was a clever way to handle it. sad to say i'm not sure i would have thought of that. think i would have done it a really stupid way. which would be to like click on a real clip -- quick, open it and then run and hope the bear doesn't see me. kumasi: how is that they are not going to see you? reggie: i would just hope it would be so interested in being free. i think i would pretty think

this and maybe put some food out in that direction. drew: like a trail. reggie: like you go this way and i'll go this way. jobina: getaway car rate -- waiting, close that door. [laughter] reggie: see? jobina: just pop that open. reggie: thank you, the two of us could do this. kumasi: if that part -- that bear would still be in the car right now, i would call and hoover be gone. good luck to you. [laughter] reggie: it's open. drew: get out. [laughter] live look at sfo, a little bit of sunshine trying to out of the cloud cover. it's one of those days with a cool afternoon but by the end of the week the pattern will begin to change. we will see a compressed marine layer with warmer weather moving in. in the southbay we have good air quality with a cool afternoon in terms of late numbers. most of us are in the low 70's

later today. 50's on the coastline and the peninsula. san mateo to redwood city, mountain view at 68. downtown, 61. cooler on the coast, upper 50's and the sunset and richmond districts. north day, clouds are struggling again. yesterday they were tough to break down. seems like that's setting up again this afternoon, keeping temperatures mainly in the 50's and 60's. east bay, afternoon sunshine. 67 in union city. 68 in fremont. in land we are 10 degrees below average for this time of year. upper 60's to low 70's. the marine layer expands, surges in land. temperatures in the upper 40's to near 50. if you want warmer weather, by the end of the week will begin to feel the 80's returning to the warmest spots in land. by the weekend it looks a lot warmer than the past holiday weekend. well into the 80's and the

warmest spots. 70's on the bay shoreline. maybe a degree or two warmer by sunday afternoon. a ridge of high pressure will begin to build in. accuweather forecast finding cool afternoons today and tomorrow is a warming trend gets underway by the end of the week. upcoming weekend, marine layer gets compressed, meaning more sunshine. [inaudible] jobina: he said more sunshine faster if you didn't get to hear him. back up continues to build in san jose due to the shooting investigation that's underway. according to police the shooting at self-help -- happened near willow street at highway 87 where they had one lane before 280 blocked down to about 19 miles per hour. we know that both victims in the shooting are facing life-threatening injuries in that's the latest we have their. elsewhere the richmond-san rafael bridge, filling in with people traveling in the

westbound directions. speeds will be under the limit until you reach the central span of the bridge there. everything moving nicely, busier than yesterday but no blocking issues. kumasi: now we check in with ginger with what's coming up live on gma. ginger: nice to meet with everybody this morning. starting with the memorial day in florida, nine people injured at the beach. we tell you what we know about the victims and the search for those responsible. another person saved from a partial building collapse in iowa. alex perez is there with dramatic new images of the disaster that you may have missed over the weekend. abc news exclusive with an 11-year-old boy shot by police in his home after he called 911 for help. and then robert hirsch of ache is here to answer your questions about cybersecurity, from protecting your password to robo calls. so many of them. reggie: i have thought too

about which shark tank person i would want if i had a product. a part of me wants to go laurie because it's my dream to be on qvc because i watched it as a kid growing up. that's part of it. ginger: you would be so good at that. reggie: i would be good on qvc, right? my brother and i may have practiced many hours of selling fica -- fake items in the kitchen. who would you go with, ginger? ginger: i was going to say lori. but then robert i like. i think we could make good businesses together. it's just the problem is i'm like i thought of something and then like seven people have already thought of it. i go on and i'm like i'm going to get the copyright or whatever. like no. [laughter] kumasi: no one is you, though. no one is you. go forward. reggie: as we all know, sometimes it's not the steak, it's the sizzle. ginger:

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kumasi: welcome back, doctors say it is the most important virus you have never heard of. according to the cbc -- cvc, cases of hmpv have spiked this spring. it can reportedly cause just as much misery as the flu and it shows similar symptoms. people don't usually get tested for this outside the hospital or er and that kids and seniors are the most at risk of the affected. right now there is no vaccine or medication available to treat the virus. next at 6:30, convicted felon and disgraced ceo elizabeth holmes reporting to prison. a look at what her life behind

bars could be like. a warning from san francisco pet owners. a dog getting sick after ingesting something potentially dangerous at a local park. taking

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. at the beach ending with gunfire. a one-year-old among the nine people shot, just the latest incident of gun violence of us the country. kumasi: in a person pulled out of the rubble of an iowa building collapse. the cause is still under investigation this morning as plans to demolish the building are on hold. reggie: emotional return to the diamond, a picture back

pi after chemo treatmentser. drew: warmer moving in but this morning we are in the mid-50's, some of our coolest spots like elroy and napa are in the upper 40's. here's a live look from the south beach camera, bay bridge, overcast skies. clouds are decreasing. southbay, east bay you will find the sunshine first. in the north bay the clouds linger through the afternoon, another cool day with highs only in the mid 60's to lower 70's. but we do have warmer weather on the horizon. we will preview that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning, everybody. a live picture from the golden gate bridge. a wind advisory for the ultima pass, none for the bay area. that's good news. pretty full at the plaza,

metering lights came on at 5:35 and the biggest issue that has been in place since this morning is the signal alert underway in san jose, you can see the backup standing near the red line on 87 before 280. there's one lane blocked and it will be there until further notice. speeds are 12 miles per hour in this spot and according to police two but were shot near the area, rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, they are asking you to avoid willow street. kumasi: thank you. elizabeth holmes is expected to begin her prison sentence today. sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison after being convicted on four counts of wire fraud and conspiracy last year. gloria rodríguez joins us with more. gloria: elizabeth holmes expected to report to the bryan, texas federal prison camp to start her 11 year texas -- sentence. we have live footage from the

prison. she has been ordered to turn herself in today. meanwhile we are learning more details about what her life will be like kind bars. the disgraced cyrano's founder -- theranos founder, start her 11 year sentence today at a minimum security prison. the 39-year-old will wake up at 6 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 per hour for 90 days. the women's prison camp houses 650 inmates most convicted of white-collar crimes and low level offenses. >> nothing compares to the experience she will have on tuesday, make her bed, go to her job, and repeat. every day. no matter what she argues happened, the result is that she is going to be separated from

her family, children, and friends for many years. that may be the highest price a person could pay. gloria: she was convicted of four counts of fraud and conspiracy in january of 2022 for defrauding investors over false claims with her company's blood testing technology. she has two young children, a son born into thousand 21 and a three-month-old daughter. she has been free on bail since she was convicted and we will keep you updated when she reports to prison. live in the newsroom, gloria rodríguez. reggie: thank you. prosecutors in the case against of the crypto founder stx said they made mayor was charges. the documents saying that lawyers for the bay area native sam bankman-fried insisted the government overreached in their case. he faces charges of cheating investors out of billions of

dollars after ftx collapsed. he has been under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. kumasi: one-year-old got hurt on memorial day. jobina? jobina: gun fire erupted after some sort of confrontation. the camera capturing the chaos as shots rang out, some running into the water to escape the gunfire. five adults and four children were shot. a one-year-old among those hit. police and bystanders are shown treating victims. reportedly all are in stable condition and an eyewitness said he saw several young men in front of the stores, mining the boardwalk when one of them pulled out a gun and started shooting. >> preliminary investigation reveals there was an altercation between two step resulted in gunfire. jobina: the shooting was one of many over the holiday weekend. in columbus, ohio five people

were shot at a block party. three teenagers are expected to survive in that case. in chicago police say at least 47 overshot over the weekend. nine of them fatally. abc news reporting that at least one person is in custody for the florida boardwalk shooting that happened in hollywood, florida north of miami but police are still looking for more suspects in that case, reggie. reggie: we are hearing from local republicans and democrats that shows donald trump with a big lead among california republican voters. this is a story that we first told you about yesterday. >> it's not surprising. this is a republican thing, we like to go with the guy with whom we are more familiar. reggie: the poll shows that trump has 44% support among likely republican voters with ron desantis at 26%. >> it's a strange phenomena for

democrats. on the one hand god for bid he's reelected. on the other hand, joe biden beat him once and democrats are confident given the results of the last election that they can beat him again. reggie: political strategists say that with six months to go, there is still a lot of room for another republic and to emerge. kumasi: turning to a story you will see only here, a warning from a dog owner after her dog got sick after a recent trip to the park. she ate human waste on the ground that was laced with opioids and marijuana. hours later after a trip to emergency care, document -- documents show that she had signs of marijuana intoxication and opioids in the system. she didn't eat enough to need narcan. however her owner found something else that was alarming to dog owners in the city. >> essentially the doctor that night told me that this was

relatively common and she sees it a few times a week. kumasi: other dog owners say they are shocked by what happened with pockets. doc rivers say that if she had to eat more, she would have suffered kidney or liver damage. reggie: a cherry picking is back. the weather has delayed the opening of you pick farms across the state. barela family farms and morgan hill opened over the weekend. >> mother nature has got to do a little bit more work but the further down that you go you can see the cherries are ready and the outcome has been amazing. we have an amazing community and the people coming up to our orchard has been wonderful. reggie: the cherries are picked all over the world and those not taken during the you pick season will be taken to a packinghouse. officials weighing in on ways to make trains and stations safer

for customers. amanda has been speaking with those officials for their take and she joins us live from the embarcadero station. amanda? amanda: a lot of it has to do with budgets. the agency making a strong claim that everyone will suffer if bart fails, saying that is what is really needed in terms of that short-term funding when they talk about operations, when they talk about services. things that the system definitely relies on. they said each day they moved closer to plunging off a fiscal cliff, presenting do or die decisions. they said that if the state does not provide aid to fund transit operations, the agency spelled out how failure would look, saying it would include trains once an hour, no service on weekends or after 9:00 weeknights, no service to san francisco international or oakland international airports, warning that some stations would close with the potential for entire lines being shuttered.

the agency says the impact would hit some of the most vulnerable members of our community the hardest. in the last few minutes we connected with the interim police chief to address the budget and impact to safety and service. the agency warns that severe service cuts could be possible without proper funding, but they are sharing confidence and optimism in the steps they are taking to make safety a top priority. >> everything we want t requires staffing and personnel of our sworn officers and our unarmed civilian personnel. the hiring is the most critical thing i'm doing outside of maximizing the presence of every siegel person i have on the department right now. it's all hands on deck right now.

the budget needed for 31 vacancies and that these are the efforts needed to get people riding trains back on board. new numbers out this morning, saying that march and april saw two of their highest monthly arrest totals since the arrival of pandemic and that police reported 258 arrests systemwide and in april the monthly total increased to 266. that is a lot to comb through this morning but for now, reporting live at the embarcadero station, amanda del castillo. reggie: coming up, the surprising celebrity who admits he likes to go to disneyland alone. kumasi: and on the big board you can see we are down by 85 points. reggie: stay with us here bay area streaming app, beginning at 7 a.m., for abc 7 at 7:00, live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00.

download it now and you can stream us today. drew: in the south bay we already have sunshine breaking out. a live look at the camera this morning looking at your pollen forecast. tree pollen is to let high levels. oh, pine, olive, weed pollen, your uv index is very high. sunshine already in the south bay breaking out into the east bay very shortly on the peninsula, still quite cloudy in the north bay by 10:00 a.m., and this afternoon temperatures are five to 10 degrees below average for late may. the warmest spots are only getting into the low 70's later on. another cool afternoon of sunshine. 61 in the city. 64 in oakland. it is below average. much of the north bay staying in the 60's or afternoon highs. the three day forecast, final day of may with may gray

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on abc 7. the nuggets go for their first title in history as they play the heat. beating the celtics in seven games. game two is on sunday. reggie: an emotional return to the mound for a picture from the chicago white sox. liam hendriks pitched his first game since recovering from cancer. he got several standing ovations since standing -- taking the mound. he went public with the news in january and was back on the mound last night me 45 days after his last chemo treatment. he did give up a couple of runs, but does it? fact that he was there at all is a triumph. congratulations to him, the family and the fans. kumasi: a ninth person has been found alive in the rubble of archly collapsed building in iowa. video showing rescuers pulling a woman to safety last night. demolition plans are on hold because two people are still unaccounted for. a woman says that her cousin is

missing. police reporting that they ping his phone to his apartment before it shut off. another family believes that their loved one is still inside. >> the concern i first responders to get the building, knowing that the building was unsafe, to help folks, because of that they saved lives. kumasi: protesters were gathering outside the building angry over the decision to demolish it so soon. as i shared, that is on hold for now. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. reggie: we are hearing from the 11-year-old boy shot by mississippi police after he called 911 for help. he called when he woke up because he heard people fighting at 4:00 in the morning. his mother's x a friend who he says has been violent in the past showed up at their home. in an exclusive interview, he describes the moment police told him to come out with his hands up.

>> it was across the corner in then i just got shot. >> how did you come out of the room? >> like this. >> what did it feel like? >> it felt like a taser, like a big punch to the chest. >> he was like i don't want to die, that's what he was saying while he's on the ground. i said you are not going to die, baby. just keep talking. reggie: what in the world, this poor boy. he was treated for a collapsed lung and cut on his liver. the officer is on paid leave and charged. >> beaches and pools across the country are struggling to stay open because of a lifeguard shortage. new york city is facing its worst shortage on record. boston is offering $1200 for hiring bonuses. and a sign of how vital lifeguards are in new jersey, a teenager drowned in a rip current at end on intent --

unattended beach. bystanders try to save him. >> we made a line with our hands to try to extend it and get this kid and they pulled him out. >> the u.s. lifesaving association says drowning is the fifth leading cause of death, accidental death in the country. lifeguard pay is only 16 to $20 per hour in some areas. to fix the shortage pools and beaches need better recruitment of young people and need to offer them a career path forward. happening today, horse regulators holding an emergency meeting after a recent string of horse deaths at churchill downs. 12 horses died in one month at the home of the kentucky derby. investigators say the goal is to better understand the events surrounding the death. veterinary teams are expected to review all the information connected to the cases. the last leg of the race, the belmont stakes, set for june 10. reggie: car thefts are reportedly still happening three

months after kia and hyundai deployed a fix. only about 7% of 8 million cars in the u.s. have received the software upgrade. the company says the number of fixed cars is growing quickly. easily hot wiring we kumasi: a huge movie star starring at the upcoming barbie film, ryan gosling is apparently a big fan of disney -- disneyland. john stamos said that gosling helped him overcome his embarrassment overlooking the park. stamos said that after seeing him at a dinner party, ryan gosling says he is it obsessed, wears headphones, goes on rides, i'm assessed, disney adult with a mix tape. reggie: sure. sure. i hope it is disney music. kumasi: his career started in the 90's when he started on the

mickey mouse club. disney is of course the parent company of abc 7. reggie: as a person who 10 years ago came out as a disney adult, thank you, thank you. thank you for sumi, thank you for supporting me. jobina: i'm not supporting, just saying. [laughter] reggie: [laughter] well. [laughter] wow. i will say it loud and proud. jobina: reggie: i've only been there one time by myself it was because i was doing something for work. i had a great time. i ended up on splash mountain at the end of the night no one was in line with a bunch of children who were not with me. there is a picture of me, i look like uncle reggie. i'm in the very backseat, they are in the front and i keep telling them to sit down throughout the journey. they don't. [laughter] they are having a great time.

it was infectious. i had a fun time by myself. i was surprised. drew: i think that i would know ryan gosling if i saw him in person. he has such a unique base. he couldn't hide from me. reggie: would you say high or would you like to meet him? -- hi or would you like to meet him? drew: i loved you in barbie, and it's not even out yet. love you in the trailer. [laughter] another cool afternoon on the way, fewer clouds by the end of the week as high pressure moves in. warmer weather over the weekend. lower 70's over the weekend. 50's for the coastline, 60's low 70's, palo alto to redwood city. upper 6 for the sunset. the north bay, today again very

similar to yesterday. cloud cover will linger. slowing the warming process with temperatures only in the 60's today. 64 for oakland, 67 for union city. about 10 degrees below average, upper 60's to lower 70's later this afternoon. overnight the marine layer reemerges and moves in land, mainly overcast skies, temperatures in the 40's and low 50's. warmer weather that you will start to feel on friday. 80's make a return in the warmest spots feel the coast. saturday this weekend is warmer than the previous weekend over the holiday, well into the 80's in our warmest spots, 70's on the bay shoreline. cool on the coast. warmer weather finally moving in over both days.

on the coast. into san francisco. 101 in san jose, where we are seeing the problem is on 87 and i will get to that in a moment. tracy to dublin, that right is one hour seven minute. hard to 22 minutes yesterday. this is the big issue that we have been following throughout the morning. if you have been with us throughout the show you are aware of the shooting investigation that's underway northbound on 87 before 280 where san jose police are telling us that two people shot and have life-threatening injuries that were transported to the hospital in the area of willis street and highway 87, they are expecting the one lane along northbound 87 to be closed until further notice.

reggie: i just found the picture of me with those kids on splash mountain, fyi. i will try to share them. download the app and you can see it on seven at seven. kumasi: it's cute. [laughter] reggie: you can watch all the newscasts live and on-demand to our connected tv app i was just referencing. available on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire and roku. download it and stream it. kumasi: here's a live look outside at 6:54. we will be right back. >> you can back. -- here, so excited. >> going back to the ocean. >> this community has learned to speak out. >> we are sticking with the story here on our 27 livestream. >> after months of uncertainty business owners say they are seeing signs of progress. >> every day we are building

towards somethingetter. >> better bay area.

kumasi: if you are just joining us here are the seven instant know this morning. art leaders are at the embarcadero station in san francisco this morning talking to riders about safety. this comes as they are sounding the alarm about needing more hunting to survive. reggie: allegedly stabbing a worker at the aa café in chinatown. the victim has life-threatening injuries. kumasi: elizabeth holmes is expected to start her 11 year as an sentence today, she has been ordered to turn herself in to a federal prison camp in texas after being convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy. reggie: nine people including four children recovering after a

shooting in hollywood, florida, shots ringing out after a dispute between two groups, one person taken a custody. police are looking for more suspects. drew: day with sunshine already eating out in the south bay heading towards the afternoon. partly cloudy conditions for the most part with temperatures around five degrees to 10 degrees around where we should be at this time of year. 60's on the bay shoreline, the warmest bots are in lynn, barely cracking 70 degrees. gloria: emergency crews are on the scene from the walnut creek camera. southbound 684 train boulevard held have at least one lane blocked here. we also have the shooting investigation still underway in san jose with one lane blocked on 87 before 280. kumasi: number seven,

annual event wrapping up, a festival announcing next year's date, returning to napa valley may 24 through the 26th. and get this, a limited number of three-day general it nation tickets are available right now on their website at 2023 prices. reggie: i went this weekend for the first time and i loved it. and i wanted to say this, i saw so many abc 7 viewers. hello, thank you for coming to say >> good morning. breaking overnight for our viewers in the west. nine people shot in a memorial day shooting. chaos in florida. gun fire sending people running on a crowded beachfront, some even racing into the water to escape. this morning what we know about the victims and the search for those responsible. overnight, moscow under attack.