>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: change the narrative and bring back tourist in this new ad as the city bites the reputation of a high crime and homelessness. reggie: in the bill for the debt ceiling passes tests but some democrats and republicans say they won't sign it with the default looming. kumasi: shelters overcrowded i the south bay, incentives being offered so you can add a four-legged friend to your family.

reggie: it is wednesday, may 31. drew: a warm afternoon. we will see temperatures getting closer to average for this time of year. numbers in the 50's, a live look from our san jose camera. you can already see the in our marine layer. faster to appear than the past couple of mornings. you will find we do have the sunshine, cloud cover mix right now. he will give way to brighter skies pretty fast warmer than yesterday, mid-60's to mid 70's and warmer weather moves in over the next couple of days. let's check in on traffic. jobina: we are following the same issue we have been throughout the show, fremont, a crash on southbound 880 at automall parkway. at least one lane blocked,

miles per hour, if you are traveling southbound to that area, or told obey bridge toll plaza, this is the busiest it has been for this time of morning in the past couple of days, especially off the holiday weekend. lights came on at 5:36 and we will wrap up with a live picture at san jose. kumasi: the city of san francisco trying to drum up tourism by debuting a new commercial, the first time the city has made an ad like this. amanda del castillo io joining us with a look at this. >> largest ad campaign from the city, titled always san francisco. the massive multimillion million specifically, effort is being launched by the travel association. it will aim to sell the san francisco experience.

some of the most iconic sites and locations,: get bridge, painted ladies and lombard street. it will celebrate the diversity of neighborhoods and includes cameos from several city champions. not fit in the commercial. allowing people to learn more at explore, sharing restaurant regulations, suggestions for family outings and anything needed to plan a trip. it will include -- there are commercials for cities like chicago, hoping to sell the experience of the most fascinating 39 square miles on the planet. ♪ there is no francisco's tourism industry has been struggling to bounce back since the pandemic and the city has made headlines for crime,

homelessness the alarm on the public perception of the city. chris larson is stepping up separately to donate to local associations. the money is meant to help boost troubled shopping and tourist areas, the focus in the next half-hour but back to the commercial, the city is saying it is the first tv commercial ever launched about san francisco, trying to bring tourists here. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: san francisco leaders have created street crisis teams made up of urban alchemy workers to respond to non-crime-related calls. those with the most experience will be part of a pilot program the city is calling heart, homeless engagement assistance response team. >> i am comfortable being uncomfortable. i don't see an angry person, i see a hurt person.

i don't see violence, i see trauma. that is what we are going to bring, the kindness, the relationship. reggie: in the south are signs of progress on tackling homelessness including in san jose. the number of sheltered people rose 7.8% in the county and 12.9% in san jose. homelessness decreased dropped 4%. the mayor says he has more plans to invest in affordable housing. >> we are leading the way in san jose and reducing unsheltered homelessness by embracing solutions that are faster to deploy and in order for them to be faster they have to be more cost-effective. reggie: the city credits its success in part to quick build emergency interim housing. kumasi: the house is expected to make a vote on the debt limit

deal after a narrowly passed house committee vote. house speaker and the president getting pushback from both sides. jobina: many republicans are pushing back. they are accusing them of making too many concessions but top leaders like chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell are supporting it. they are resending covid irs funding and ending the federal student loan repayments freeze in august and out a new work requirements for some americans on food assistance. >> i have a lot of concerns about the agreement. it is about taking food away from people who are hungry. >> not one republican should vote for this deal. not one. jobina: the deal went through the house rules committee with a 7-6 vote, two republicans and

all four democrats voting no. final house vote is expected later tonight. the bill needs to hundred 18 votes to pass. the white house and congressional republican leaders will continue getting votes until the last minute. reggie: on the peninsula, two people have died after a head-on collision in rural san mateo. this happened along the coast of pescadero last night. first responders got there, they found a car fully submerged in the lagoon and the other at the edge, partially submerged. third person was flown to stanford hospital in critical condition. the cause of the crash is under investigation. kumasi: in the north bay, outrage resurfacing outside the san rafael church. felony charges were --

the court resolution. >> they went through of meetings, they felt sincere in their beliefs and their remorse. kumasi: resolution some people are calling unacceptable. >> it is a slap in the face of all of the people who believe in a religious community and were very determined. kumasi: california missions, but recently the treatment of indigenous people have been questioned. the five defendants will have a written apology. one of the biggest names by the warriors dynasty leaving the team, bob myers emotional goodbye to the dubs. reggie: and a gas station infested with bees, the nearly three-year-old colony that had to be removed. drew: 6:08 this morning and on

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reggie: colony of honeybees has taken over texas gas station. they called a b removal company to get help an employee say it has been home to bees for about three years. crews broke down the building through the opposite side of the building, used pollen to gather the bees. once removed, they treat the areas of the bees will not come back. drew: on live doppler 7, along with satellite, we are getting some changes to the overall pattern in our atmosphere.

this area have -- area of low pressure has influence our weather pattern, with cooler than average temperatures. the low will be pushing to the east. warmer marine layer. the marine layer is thinner than previous mornings but it looks like we will be able to break down faster than yesterday. sunshine developing throughout our morning, into the afternoon, bright skies along the coast. some sunshine, temperatures warmer than yesterday but still below may averages for this time of year. 78 in santa rosa, finally weather in parts of sonoma county where we have been pretty cool the past couple of days. 63 in the city, 68 in palo alto, 70 in livermore. the three day forecast shows you the warming trend will continue

by friday. back to average, 80's inland. warmer weather inland -- for the weekend. reggie: the popular attraction at lake tahoe that is closed until further notice. and close call, a chinese jet flies in front of a u.s. plane in a move americans are calling unnecessarily aggressive. and a live look outside, it is 6:13. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition.

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reggie: north korea's first attempt to put a spy satellite into space failed overnight. another launched reportedly being planned for as soon as possible. north korea's estate news agency says the rocket launch failed because of instability in the

engine and fuel system. south korea's military salvaged what they believe is a piece of the wreckage from the launch rocket. the pentagon has released images of a chinese fighter jet coming within 400 feet of a u.s. surveillance plane. video shows u.s. air force pilots watching the fighter jet rapidly approach and then roar past the reconnaissance plane, forcing it to bounce wildly through the turbulence. the pentagon is calling this unnecessarily aggressive. a senior offense -- defense official does not believe they are acting independently but part of a wider pattern of aggressive intercepts in the engine. a new survey finds more than half of the nation's teachers leave arming themselves would make students less safe. one in five teachers say they would be interested in carrying a gun at school. data also says 64% belie

carrying firearms would be less safe. 20% think it will make them safer, while many believe it will not make a difference in school safety. truckee river rafting make clothes for the summer season that's close for the summer season. they will not take reservations for june and july because of the winter snow melt, the runoff from the lake rod so much water they cannot ensure safe rafting. they may be able to open again in august. kumasi: a severe overcrowding of pets in the south bay. the number of animals appearing at the san jose animal center forcing them to make hard choices. the shelter has more than 900 animals, on average 300 a week were surrendered to the facility over the past two months. officials hope more people can help out by looking to foster or adopt. >> there are animals that have been here a long time, that are still adoptable pets. that is our alternate goal. you're here because we want to

see -- save the animals. kumasi: the shelter is offering incentives for people looking to adopt. adoption fees have been waived through june, for dogs six months or older. they are cute. drew: lauren martinez who did the story yesterday said most of them are cats. one in 700. they have a lot of cats. so if you like cats. kumasi: check them out. drew: you have options. we already have breaks in the cloud cover. a sinner marine layer this morning and on the forecast headlines, we will likely see sunshine faster today compared to the past previous mornings. we are getting a warming t much of may temperatures have been below average. this weekend, for the first weekend of june, above average temperatures in a lot of spots. the peak of our heat is saturday

and sunday. highs in the micro climate today, sunshine and the south bay, low to mid 70's with good air quality. the peninsula away from the coast will go into the mid and upper 60's. downtown, around 63 degrees for your daytime high. daly c the north bay warmest spots today. the east bay, afternoon sunshine. sick c6 and marina, 67 union city, inland, five to eight degrees below average but temperatures going into the 70's. as in rouche dust ridge builds in, less cloud cover to start thursday, cooler and mid 30's to low 50's. above average temperatures

our warmest cities we've in the coast. 60's and 70's along the bay shoreline. along the immediate coast line we will stay in the upper 50's, something for everybody but it does look like we will see some sunshine along the coastline. it could be a nice weekend to hit the beaches. the next seven days, we will have a warming trend over the next couple of days that will peak over the weekend. enjoy the above average temperature is and sunday. next week it looks like we will go below average again for the time of year. jobina: thank you, good morning. 880 has been our hotspot this morning. the crash in fremont has cleared but anyone in san lorenzo is in the process of clearing. you can see at 880, you are coming in to san lorenzo, looking at around 14 miles per hour. southbound 880 past experian is a crash site itself. live look at the san mateo bridge, bringing this end.

if you're traveling on 880, a lot of you are heading toward the san mateo bridge traveling in the west on direction. looking good, no problems to report. the bay bridge toll plaza still crowded. lights came on at 5:36 and we will wrap up with our drive times, tracy to dublin, 56 minutes. antioch to concord, 24. reggie: ginger zee has a look at -- look at what is coming up. >> nice to be with everybody. you have been covering the latest on the debt when it deal. we have rachel scott at the hill with the latest. and the urgent search for those missing folks in the iowa building collapse. two people are still trapped inside. and some of the ways travelers are saving money and it could save you big on airfare. but there is a gamble, so we will detail all of that. we want to hear from all of you in the bay area because we have shark tank star barbara corcoran

here. real estate answers to your questions, just send us your questions and she will tell us why she thinks now is a good time to buy a home even though those interest rates are so high. that and more on gma. reggie: when you put that to bay area folks, it is hard. it is already so high. >> it is. the highest ever. but she would say across the board, the interest rates should not scare you away. the price of the home, i can't help you. for most people. cliques may be just the headline, this is from the bay area. i'm not even sure if this applies. reggie: barbara will say made points, do you have a product he would like to pitch?

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kumasi: the end of an error - era for the warriors as bob myers announced he is stepping down. he has held the position for 12 years and helped build a team that has four nba championships. his contract ends next month. >> i will try harder than you can imagine to give you what you deserve. i have woken up at 3:00 in the morning way too many times for a job. but as you may know, it is more than a job. that is why i love it it it is hard to leave. kumasi: the warriors did not immediately -- announced a replacement. the nba finals are set with the denver nuggets, battling the miami heat starting tomorrow.

the matchup marks only the second time in the last nine years that the warriors or the team with the lebron james have missed the finals. the lack of household names should not scare off casual fans. >> you don't get steph curry and lebron james but you get two great franchises that have done it the right way and compete, >> it may suffer in ratings because people don't know the competitors, if they give it a chance it will be well received. kumasi: connections in the finals, analysts and mark jackson coached the warriors from 2011 to 2014. you can watch the finals on abc seven. m1 coverage starts tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. -- game one coverage

starts tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and game three starts wednesday, june 7. game four is friday, june 9 at 5:00. relatives of people who died in a 2019 boeing 737 crash in ethiopia can seek compensation for pain-and-suffering. the federal judge issued that ruling yesterday. they argue that victims died instantaneously and any pain and suffering was not legally relevant for calculated damages. boeing has not said how much it and its insurers are expecting to pay. in 2021, the company admitted responsibility for the crash that killed more than 150 people. next, the warriors are not playing but you can get free food depending on what happens during the nba finals on abc seven. an urgent warning about artificial intelligence. when asked saying the technology is at a risk of extension.

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reimagining public education. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: probably murder case, the prime suspect in his death has a new lawyer. his old attorney speaking about why she and her client parted ways. kumasi: renewed fears in iowa that a partially collapsed building could fully give way. at least five people still missing. reggie: are we alone in the universe? a nasa panel with a public meeting about ufos. kumasi: it is wednesday, may 31. reggie: we are going to check on the forecast. here is drew tuma. drew: temperatures in the 50's, the extra layer this morning you will not need all morning long. that is a big difference

compared to the past couple of days. our marine layer is thinner and we will see sunshine faster this morning. a live look from walnut creek, some hints of sunshine and here's how the day shapes up. we'll find the cloud cover breaking down between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. for increasing sunshine along the coast. some bright skies this afternoon, warmer than yesterday, but below average for the final day of may. warmer weather will move in for the weekend. the numbers coming up in a few minutes but let's check in with jobina and see traffic. jobina: we are starting with a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge, it has filled in because the earlier crash i was talking about in san lorenzo has cleared. we are seeing a lot of people move in. this is our 880 of the clear in oakland. a new crash was just reported in richmond, i want to bring it up as we pass to the dry times.

-- dry times. a crash between one car and a motorcyclist in richmond, was about 80 at cutting boulevard, this came in the last few minutes. reggie: new developments in the murder case of bob lee, the tech executive who was stabbed to death in san francisco last month. the man charged with killing him has a new lawyer. she has withdrawn her representation. lori rodriguez in the newsroom. cliques policy at she had a conflict of interest but would not specify what that was, citing attorney-client privilege, she says she withdrew from representation, not that she was fired. his new lawyer is speaking out. paula kenny will no longer represent mom stabbing and killing bob dudley. his new attorney is

the family contacted the new lawyer last week about taking over the case. he is not giving specifics about the conflict of interest. >> it is super interesting but i am not ever going to tell. it happens in representing people. it is just like that. >> i don't think they were happy with her. any statements she made are no longer attached to the case. after we do our own independent investigation. >> he is referring to the previous statements that the man stabbed lee in the combination of accident and self-defense. the man remains in custody and his next appearance is in june. in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: learning more about the man accused of stabbing a bakery employee multiple times in san

francisco's chinatown. it happened monday at aa bakery. the suspect, 61-year-old released on prison on parole less than two weeks ago. he sentenced to nine years in prison. people are still trying to wrap their heads around what happened. >> by this people in the community are shaking. kumasi: he is booked in san francisco county jail and the victim in the stabbing was taking -- taken to the hospital with life letting injuries. --life threatening injuries. reggie: communities in oakland could have budget cuts as the city sees a historic budget deficit. there was a special meeting to address possible cuts, one group impacted is the department of

violence prevention. it helps young people formerly incarcerated with workforce of element and life coaching. >> for the department of prevention to take the third-largest budget decrease for any department in the city of oakland, when we have heard from our city councilmembers, public safety is a priority. it is hard for us to make sense. reggie: in an email, the mayor says the budget avoids layoffs with no disruption in services. a final vote is scheduled for late june. kumasi: san francisco businesses have been slow to rebound from pandemic shutdowns and the city is launching its biggest ad campaign ever. amanda del castillo you >> a massive $6 milli launched by the san francisco travel association. we know they are going to be highlighting or are highlighting several of san francisco's most

iconic locations, the one min ad features some of the golden gate bridge, cable cars, the painted ladies and labarge street. a number of the city's most iconic sites and locations. it also aims to celebrate the diversity of various neighborhoods and includes cameos from several city champions. the real effort is to highlight the experience of a most fascinating 49 square miles on the planet. there is no question the tourism industry has been struggling to bounce back since the pandemic and the city has made headlines for crime, homelessness and drug use. sounding the alarm on the public prescription -- perception. also investing of which going to vocal merchants associations according to the article. the money is meant to boost

troubled areas. their plans for a new pride flag for the castro district. concerts and the dog catch and new lights for jackson square. this along with the commercial our efforts to feature the city by the bay the best light. cliques always san francisco. >> campaign also spells out in great detail information that did not fit in the minute long commercial, allowing visitors to select a specific neighborhood to learn more about and explore. it also shares restaurant recommendations and things the entire family can do. anything you need to know to plan a trip from outside of san francisco, right in the heart of the city. reporting live castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: authorities fear partially collapsed apartment

building in iowa could come crashing down at any moment. at least five people tied to the building are still missing, two believed to be inside. family numbers are demanding to know why it was clear to be demolished even with tenants unaccounted for. before the demolition was set, lisa brooks appeared through a window. rescuers pulled her to safety more than 24 hours after the collapse. >> i'm just so afraid i was going to die and not see my kids. my grandkids. >> why wasn't she found earlier? i'm transparent with you, i don't know. kumasi: there is no scheduled time to demolish the building and the city is prompting an investigation. reggie: breaks in two cold cases that left families without answers for decades.

that includes a murder and the case of a woman's body found in a trunk in 1969. jobina: the body of a woman found in a trunk in a st. petersburg florida field has been identified as sylvia june atherton. police say it plastic and strangled. investigators tried to get a dna sample but the remains were too degraded. but a major development in the case in the last year. detectives found a piece of hair never tested him out ran it through a genealogy database and made an id using living relatives. police say arizona and was 41, leaving behind five children. updates in the cold case of richard juicy evans, shot and killed in 1997, the tactics using a fingerprint from the crime scene to link the killer years later who they say was 15

years old at the time of the shooting. the shooter has since died, giving evans mother some closure more than 25 years later. >> i'm so grateful. i'm 65. i thought i was going to leave the world not knowing who took kumasi: my child's life. kumasi:-- who took my child's life. kumasi: in the case of atherton, they have not determined who killed her. two detectives are focusing on trying to solve cold cases like the exhibits we gave. kumasi: a nonprofit artificial intelligence is raising the risk of human extension and some leading figures in ai tech are agreeing. the center for ai safety released a powerful statement and says quote mitigating the risk of extinction from ai should be a global priority, alongside other societal scale risks, such as pandemics and nuclear war. this was signed by the ceo of openai, behind chatgpt, and

jeffrey hinton, called the godfather of artificial intelligence. we are hearing from the director for the center of ai safety. >> the other possibility is we automate so much of the economy that basically the world is more autonomously run. we become very dependent and we are subject to them always doing our bidding. if they turn in another direction or pursue something else, then it would be powerless to correct it. kumasi: he is hoping the statement can lead to other leaders and policymakers recognizing the severity of the risk of this technology. reggie: federal leaders are expected to give more information about unknown flying objects in our sky, including illegal unacknowledged black budget projects related to ufo operations in washington, d.c. several top-secret whistleblowers will have test money.

they witnessed a man-made unidentified aerial phenomenon, offloading illegal weapons and drugs in indonesia and 2009. coming up, the airline asking passengers to step on a scale before the board. kumasi: and the new york stock exchange, we are down about 160 five points right now. another update on the markets next. reggie: dramatic moments a car went airborne after hitting a truck. stay with us on the abc 7 bay area news app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. your live from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. and you can start streaming now. drew: we are finally seeing some changes to our weather pattern. live doppler 7 along with satellite, this area of low pressure has been meandering around california the past several days, cloudy mornings, cooler afternoons. now he will press off to the east over the next 24 hours, getting replaced by a ridge. that will bring about warmer

temperatures over the next couple of days and compress our marine layer. at 10:00 a.m., we see a lot of our cloud cover breaking down for sunshine. we expect the sun to appear faster this morning than in the past couple of mornings. in the afternoon, a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday but still temperatures are a bit below average for the final day of may. a new month begins tomorrow. highs will go into the mid and upper 70's in our warmer spots inland, 65 in oakland, six e3 in the city, warmer in arts of the north bay. 78 in santa rosa, 78 in santa rosa, 73 in san jose, we expect the coast line to get sunshine, upper 50's to mid-60's from half moon bay into santa cruz. the three day forecast, if you have wanted warmer weather, the next couple of days you will feel it. by friday, temperatures back to average and over the weekend, even warmer weather will move in. those numbers coming up in a few

reggie: the nba finals are back, the nuggets good for their first title in history as they play the miami heat, three-time champions. name one is tomorrow, game two sunday. no matter who you are rooting for in the nba finals, aaa is giving away free food the entire series. the company says anytime a three-pointer is made, it will release eight text to win code on twitter. the first 300 people to text the code to 888-222 burrito or other entree. aaa is ready to give away up to 10,500 free entrees per game. what? what did i just say?

kumasi: reggie: you can watch the finals only on abc seven. kumasi: a deputies body camera catches a wild moment, a car launched off the back of a tow truck at full speed. kumasi: here. this was in georgia last week. the car went airborne and flipped before -- before it fell into another car. a woman from tallahassee was behind the wheel and survived. she had serious injuries and is still recovering in the hospital. >> i would like for people who watch the video to see how easy it can happen and do more to prevent it. in the end, that is what we are aiming for, for everyone to make it to their destination safely. kumasi: i can't believe it.

the sheriffs office has tried to talk with the woman to get her side of the story but her injuries have kept her from speaking and we hope she is ok. reggie: your morning money report, nearly 2000 amazon workers around the world expected to walk off the job today. there upset over recent layoffs and the environment impact. it comes after the annual shareholder meeting and a month after the policy took effect requiring workers returned the office -- return to the office three days a week. they have cut 27,000 jobs since november. you can see we are down about 196 winds. -- points. kumasi: air new zealand is asking passengers to step on the scale before they board international flights. they want pilots to understand the balance and weight of the planes before taking off. they say the goal is to weigh 10,000 passengers in a month-long survey. none of the recorded weights are going to be visible for anybody to see, even airline staff won't

be able to access the information. >> it is important because we need to know the weights of everything but go board our aircraft. for passengers or customers crew in their cabin bugs, we use an average weight. that comes from this survey. kumasi: this process is not new to new zealand air. a couple of years ago, passengers were asked to weigh in before domestic flights. the survey ends july 2. reggie: a developer in las vegas has dedicated the street names of an entire neighborhood to pokemon characters, residents driving down roads named pikachu, julie puff to get home. the idea came from the children of one of the construction managers. >> i came home from work and i was bouncing street names off my kids and one of them was like

what about pokemon? at this time, pokemon go was huge. i was like let's try it and see what happens. reggie: the concept of themed street names is going to continue. army homes is developing another community with street names after the characters from the tv show yellowstone. for some reason. kumasi: wait a minute. it is popular. reggie: pokemon is one thing. yellowstone? kumasi: it is very popular, just because you have not gotten on board yet -- reggie: is it a show for the ages, families growing up there will be like her mother that show yellowstone? drew: just throw on some name, that's nice. jobina: my parents live in a seam -- themed neighborhood, pleasant -- animals.

drew: mine was different nellis. reggie: what did you call me? drew: nectar. it was called pear tree circle. reggie: i have a s i grew up in a complex called seven courts. ours was the seventh but it was called backwards. it's dumb. kumasi: the others were normal. reggie: i don't even know what those were. then we got to can you imagine saying that? it's seven backwards. sandhya: --

drew: you should make it french or something. outside this gate bridge, we are starting to see breaks in the cloud cover. our marine layer is thinner so we expect sunshine faster compared to yesterday or monday. a warming trend hitting us over the next couple of days. the temperatures above average over the weekend. we'll go to the low and mid 70's across the south bay, good air quality along the peninsula, away from the coast, the 60's, mt. view 68 degrees. downtown, a fair amount of sunshine. 63 downtown, upper 50's close to the ocean. warmer in the past couple of days. the 70's, average for santa rosa, 78. 70 two san rafael, the east bay, sunshine and 60's, 65 oakland, 67 in union city.

inland, three to eight degrees below average. we will go into the 70's with sunny skies this afternoon. les cloud cover tonight thanks to our marine layer. bay. future tracker temperatures, we will head into the weekend. saturday, a wide range of temperatures, but inland it will feel warm. compared to the past couple of weeks, below average temperatures, in the 80's and our warmer spots. the same thing on sunday. it will stay relatively cooler along the coast, temperatures in the upper 50's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we will find a warming trend over the next couple of days, it will peak over the weekend. temperatures go bel for much of next week. jobina: we have an update on the crash we just mentioned earlier.

a motorcyclist and the vehicle, it has been updated to eight sig alert on westbound 80 at cutting boulevard. there is no estimated time when the lanes will reopen but the traffic is backed up into elsa bronte. -- l so -- southbound 680 has fille it is packed, checking in with the chp, no reports of anything blocking. it might just be heavy traffic, we will wrap up with the live picture from the bay toll plaza. reggie: a called skip lagging saves money for travelers but airlines are not happy about it. some airlines created new policies to stop travelers from skip lagging. it is when you book a flight into a connecting city but you don't ever mean to go the whole route. you just want to get off at the layover. sometimes a ticket at

layover destination is cheaper than buying a direct fligh this practice is punishable but many say them. skip lagged.com was sued. the case was thrown out. have you tried that? kumasi: i would. they don't know my business. reggie: some of the airlines threatened to throw you out of the frequent flyer program. i would not be for me. daddy needs a bloody married before he gets on the flight. kumasi: seven things you need to know next. reggie: you can watch our newscast live through the bay area connected tv app. it is available for amazon fire tv and roku. kumasi:

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kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. after narrowly passing a house committee vote, the debt ceiling deal is on track for a crucial floor vote today. the bill needs to hundred 18 votes to pass. reggie: the man accused of stabbing and killing tech executive bob lee has a new attorney. she withdrew from representing you momo many -- momeni, a conflict of interest. kumasi: two people have died a head-on crash in rural san mateo county. they found these cars off the lagoon along the coast of pescadero. a third person had to be flown to stanford hospital in eight --in critical condition. reggie: the city of san francisco has launched

ever commercial for the city, the tourism industry has struggled to bounce back since the pandemic. drew: mate will end on a cool note, we take a look at your planner, a thinner marine layer and we do expect sunshine to appear faster. temperatures will feel warmer than yesterday. but still below average for the final day of may. mid-60's to mid 70's by four clock p.m.. jobina: a sig alert in a crash between a motorcycle and a car, westbound i-80 at cutting boulevard, speeds down to around 19 miles per hour in the area. kumasi: and a bear living at an orphaned wildlife -- orphaned wildlife center in new york is proving she can be a goalie, this is 17-year-old amy. you can see her stopping the ball from getting pastor like a goalie in soccer. the center nurtures animals in hopes they can be returned to

the wild. reggie: why is the man playing with a bear? jobina: a reggie: it is a no from me. ♪ >> good morning america. decision day. the debt limit deal heads to the house for a crucial vote. down to the wire, president biden and speaker mccarthy scrambling to sell the deal as mccarthy faces backlash from his own party. what we know at this hour and will it pass? the urgent search for those missing in the iowa building collapse. officials now say two people are still trapped inside. one of their closets seen from the street, as fears grow the entire building could collapse at any moment. failure to launch.