>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: across the city. stabbings, carjacking, and a hit and run. kumasi: capitol hill. the senate has agreed to a bill. now it is on the way to the president desk. reggie: events in full swing in the bay area. pushing back against suppliers. good morning welcome to friday, june 2. drew: a string of my days headed our way.

this morning we have dense fog in parts of the north bay. as you move inland, we have clear skies. the marine layer is then this morning. we saw sunshine yesterday and we have a similar set up as we head into later today. taking a look at the visibility. it is friday it does not want to play today. temperatures in the 50's and the warm spots in the 80's. we have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. jobina: we have from the light rail service with the lou andy green line service being replaced -- with the blue and green line replaced monday. a heads up there. the roadway looking good. westbound 80, and the traveling westbound 80 tour the

peninsula. all looks good. no blockages so far this morning. kumasi: police and the south say that one person is behind a string of deadly crimes. here is a map of where everything happened. the police say there were five distinct crime scenes. three people are dead and three other people are hurt. we are live with the details this morning. >> when we talk about just how expansive and extreme the crime scene was -- the crime spree should say, at last check three people stabbed, one person fatally, two other with life threatening injuries, three others hit by car. two people killed, one person said to be ok. this happened yesterday afternoon across five different crime scenes across twos cities, san jose and milpitas.

it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon in san jose off of cusa road. one person with life-threatening injuries area they believe the suspect went to a shopping center and attempted to carjack a second vehicle stabbing another person whose injuries were life-threatening. in an attempt to get away he hit a person in the parking lot. that victim is said to be ok. the suspect was spotted at the intersection of santa clara and 16 street later. >> the suspect appears to intentionally ramped striking to pedestrians causing life-threatening injuries. both of those dess trends have succumbed to the injuries -- both of those pedestrians have succumbed to those injuries. >> the police were called to a deadly stabbing on jaclyn road. in the end, the police took the

suspect into custody in a fifth location. the only information the department releases that the suspect is an adult male who they believe is tied to all incidents. at this point we've not been updated about the motive, but the police will give an update later today. we are reporting live outside of police headquarters. amanda, abc 7 news. reggie: new development in the debt ceiling. it could've been the nation's first-ever default. but the bill is headed to the president's desk. kumasi: when it comes to the reaction it is a mixed bag. the final tally was 63-36. it needed 60 votes to pass. chuck schumer is hailing democrats for pushing the package through congress. and they will consider national security and defense spending increases including aid for ukraine.

those who oppose the bill say it will negatively impact climate change, used the garrity, and student loan debt. but they voted to save -- raise the debt ceiling to avoid a default. >> people who negotiated this i wouldn't -- >> this will cut programs for some of the most vulnerable people in america. kumasi: this pulls back billions of dollars in covid and irs funding and preserves programs including social security and veterans benefits. president joe biden will sign the bill as soon as possible. he will address the nation tonight. reggie: cities and counties across the bay area and the state kicked off pride month the rays of the progress pride flag. officials of redwood city an oakland city hall and california department of education. kumasi: and at campbell.

so much excitement between allies in the lgbtq community in a local bookstore. health they reporters -- have a draghi storytime for civilians. >> it was standing room only inside of this shopping center. >> for boys that is noise because no one knows the covers -- colors. >> drag queen kept students involved -- engaged in time. >> a trade secret i just we get. >> they were warning that they could face a repeat of what happened last year. >> we had people come out of the area to protest. they said some pretty nasty things in front of children. that seems to defeat the purpose of what they were protesting. that was really painful. >> the organizer of the

said despite the negativity there was positives followed by plenty more this year. >> my happiest moment about that is that the kids did not notice. they had a great time. this time, it was all good. it was all good. everybody got to enjoy the stories and songs. reggie: some tell me it was extremely meaningful. >> my wife and i want our kids to fill -- feel like life is perfectly normal with two moms. we invite their friends to go to things like this like their friends invite us to family things that we note -- get to know their culture. reggie: protesters -- there's other pride events including the august parade festival. and they say they are more happy to host the festival anytime. >> opportunity comes knocking. hit me up. >> abc 7 news.

reggie: it again. i don't mind it. the san francisco pride parade is a big moment across the bay area you can watch it live on abc seven this sunday. will all be there. i hope you can join us. drew: here is a live look south beach camera. the bay bridge you notice again we did not have the clouds already. we have a marine layer along the coast line. we are in store for a warmer afternoon which will lead to above average temperatures in the weekend. we have chilly temperatures with the obstruction from novato up through caius. we will have low and mid 50's around the bay shoreline this morning. future weather showing i-9 km it in reese's and sunshine and

temperatures -- it will increase in sunshine -- by 9:00 will increase in sunshine. and temperatures will rise faster than yesterday. we are 1-2 degrees above average for this time of year. it's been a while since we've had temperatures above average. we have cloud cover along the coast this morning and then sunshine but the coast remains relatively low upper 50's and 60's. in land we are well into the 80's from center road -- san jose nice at 71. 66 in the city. warm weather for the weekend. it is looking good we will check on that in a few minutes area reggie: official say it is another step to solving the housing crisis. the major development broke ground. kumasi: and the legislative hurdle just cleo -- cleared a

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reggie: a man is reunited with his dog after she was stolen in a strip mall. -- theft for taking the german shepherd. wanting -- bonnie. she was spotted outside after oc -- after seeing post along -- online. and they saw him on golden gate bridge. >> i could see his face when i told him we might have a sighting of him and it renewed hope. >> dug is no longer in jail but bonnie is home with her owner.

kumasi: affordable housing development is in works in san jose. they broke ground yesterday. five stories, on altamont avenue in the east i'd of the city. it will be 100% affordable housing. >> over 5100 affordable hou units, over 2200 of them were set aside in supportive housing. when all of the developments are in operation, we will have new arm and housing for approximately 14,800 people. kumasi: half of the units will be for people transitioning out of homelessness. reggie: cannabis café could be coming to california. the bill just passed the state assembly. it will allow shops to split from being dispensaries but they would serve food, drinks, and host live music. currently shops can only sell cannabis products. they introduce the bill and if

passed, it would creator a better pot shop culture. and make a better experience for cannabis users around the world. >> this is something that people would like to do socially. we are missing an opportunity to support our cannabis businesses and create jobs. reggie: if passed by the state senate and signed by governor newsom it would go into effect january 1. if you're looking for entertainment music performances come to chinatown tomorrow. this event will promote chinatown small businesses, and culture. there will be various martial arts groups. they can learn basic kung fu lessons and enjoy games and other lessons. kung fu masters say that this will be fun for all ages. >> it is a good show of chinese culture in a nonviolent atmosphere. and the tourist can also because they can experience

chinese culture. chinatown is a safe lace and -- place and i think they will enjoy the show. it will be wee hours and bacon, and spend a whole day created will be a great event -- and they can -- the show will be three hours long and they can come and spend the whole day. it will be a great event. kumasi: usual favorites are kicking off of the next festival. we have fanfare food. and music. and there will be seven animatronics dragons. they move and make sounds. several tribute bands will be performing and having special events. >> one of the exciting events we have is our former heroes appreciation event on sunday, june 11. that is honoring the legacy of cesar chavez and the local form workers. kumasi: there's also family pride day this sunday and is --

pacific island a deck saturday. admission is $20 at the gate. if you buy on line it is $15. you can check out the fair through the 11th. reggie: and you say is going to be warm. do you mean everywhere except for the city? drew: i think we have a marine layer but briefly. we have a little vacation. i would say get out and enjoy this weekend because after this weekend we go back to the old pattern for an extended period. and it is abnormally warm. we will put that into this medicine for station. we look at t showing you a break in the cloud cover. limited fog this morning at the coast and baying. temperatures are rising above average this weekend. 70's and 80's in the south air quality on the peninsula, upper 50's for the coastline. 70's widespread room -- mt.

view. downtown sunshine. upper 50's for the daly city today. we will get sunshine in the city as well. a warm day in the north bay. 78 napa, the into the 70's, 70 oakland, 75 fremont. it is warm inland. anyone livermore. -- 81 livermore. tonight we have a pressure of low 50's and 40's with a blend of clouds. here is the temperatures warmer inland tomorrow around the bay shoreline in the 70's. they heat will stay here sunday. i would not be surprised if inland we see a couple areas at 90 degrees around the bay shoreline. just know, the immediate coast

line has an onshore flood. we will stay in ever for -- onshore flow. we will stand upper 50's. into the feel nice saturday and sunday then we go below average again. we have us rain -- chance of sprinkles on tuesday. jobina: we will start with a live camera then out will bring you to the update we have is the -- we are looking up walnut creek showing you 680 with the taillights traveling southbound. one nice and clear. no advisories or blocking issue coming in from chp right now. this is the good tracy to dublin only 36 minutes. it is slightly slow they are. we have a commuter alert with the light rail service with the lou andy green -- with the blue and green lines.

give yourself extra time this morning. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. reggie: the warriors lakers and every other california team did not make it into the playoffs. one representing the bay area in the finals. kumasi: 5:18

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than lysol disinfectant spray. kumasi: it is 5:20. seven things to know this morning. as suspect after a crime spree that left three people dead and another three people hurt. full lease are multiple stabbings, carjackings, and hit-and-run. there is no threat to the public. reggie: a bill goes to the president's desk and the president will address the deal as -- and the nation tonight. kumasi: an possibly collapsed in iowa. the building inspector has resigned. with backlash for potential oversight -- backlash for the collapse. reggie: helping individuals

owning a home. san jose is getting $5 million after the mass shooting for individuals living there. drew: w temperatures with the warming continues over the weekend. enjoy the temperatures in the 70's and 80's. kumasi: everything is nice and clear as we review a live look of oakland. 80 at the coliseum camera. kumasi: san mateo county starts tomorrow. san mateo event center. admission is $20 at the gate $15 online. and big denver nuggets all the first nba finals in -- win in franchise history as they faced miami heat's day night. reggie: despite no california teams making it to the finals, some of the bay areas will be --

said josé native aaron gordon. he has been known for dominating on the court. especially in the varsity team. he led the program to new heights and the school won multiple championships and titles. we talked to the former court -- coaches who knew he would go pro. >> the moment he stepped on campus he was unbelievable. his presence was always unselfish. one of the first times he was in basketball after the season i want to help the team win whatever i need to do i will do it. reggie: the star graduated in 2013 and went on to play for the university of arizona then drafted overall in 2014. kumasi: the finals game to is sunday at 4:30. and the games are next wednesday and friday. the bay area's new women's pro

soccer team has a name and team colors. reggie: they will be known as bay fc. they are navy blue, poppy red, and fog great and the logos are inspired by the golden. >> we will prove -- the golden gate bridge. >> we will prove to you that this can be a global force. we have no doubt about that. we are ready and we have been working on our muscles. we are ready to flex those far and wide. reggie: they will start playing games and the women's national soccer -- soccer league next year. and coming up it 5:30 if you ever want to be a gerber baby you still can. it doesn't matter how old you are. kumasi: rafting on the truckee river is canceled for most of the summer. reggie: outside it is 5:24 here is a live look outside.

it is 5:24. >> this is a community that is largest decal. >> we are sticking with this story. >> business owners tell us they are seeing signs of progress. >> every day on abc seven we are building toward something better. >> a

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pride month the fight for transgender rights is more important than ever. the north bay family leading the way. kumasi: good morning everybody. reggie: we start by checking on the weather. drew: we finally see temperatures back to their typical average for june 2. over the weekend we find warmer weather for above average temperatures saturday and sunday. get the outdoor plans ready. this morning cooler spots in palo alto. 47 in san rosa. -- santa rosa. future weather showing you it is about the increase in sunshine once again. like yesterday working have a rates into marine layer early on we will see that again this morning cloud cover going back to the coast as the day moves on. that afternoon has pleasant temperatures with an average high this time of year. we see 80's and the warmest spots. 85 fairfield.

80 the hyatt in santa rosa. 69 richmond. 78 richmond. -- 7 weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. let's check in on traffic. jobina: good morning everybody we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights on. it is nice and light out there. giving off true friday vibes in terms of the commute. and no slowing or blocking issues. live picture from the bridge where you see the headlights traveling to going in the westbound direction. i brought in a different round of drive times for you so you can see another area of the bay and what you may face when you head out of the door. highway 85 to the san jose airport seven minutes. reggie: police and the south bay

say one person is behind a string of violent deadly crimes last night. we had sky 7 flying overhead as it was playing out stretching across five different scenes. at target parking lot, shopping centers, city streets, san jose and the police say re-people died. three others were hurt. abc 7 news were order amanda is live with more this morning. amanda: certainly a couple of frightening hours happening yesterday afternoon into the late evening. across five different scenes. it was into cities, milpitas and san jose. the information we have on the suspect arrested is that he was an adult male. no information about a motive. police say it was around 3:00 this after -- yesterday

afternoon with the carjacking and stabbing also of cruiser road. police say the suspect went to a shopping center off of heels dell and stabbed another person while trying to carjack another vehicle. in his attempt to get away, he hit the person in a center parking lot and the person is said to be ok. and then the suspect was spotted near 16th street. a short time later police say he intentionally ramped to people killing them. 90 minutes after the rampage started, around 4:30 milpitas police were called to a deadly stabbing on jaclyn road. in the end of the police took the suspect into custody at a separate location. >> it is shocking we don't have this type of activity around here at all. >> we feel comfortable there is no ongoing threat to the public. everybody here in the city should feel safe knowing done our job as officers.

amanda: in a statement, san jose mayor said there are no words that convey how sorry i am to the victims loved ones whose lives have been forever altered. in total at last checked, three people were stabbed, one person fatally, three with life-threatening injuries. one person -- two people kil and one person said to be ok. we expect an update from the police today. abc 7 news. kumasi: in san francisco the arraignment for the man accused of stabbing a china town bakery employee has been delayed so the attorney can investigate the case. this is a video of 61-year-old who like -- the facing these charges. he was released on parole 10 days before this attack. his public defender says he has mental health issues.

>> the criminal justice system denied him access to proper mental health and preventative care. >> you want to look at everything about his release and what information is provided to the parole office in san francisco. kumasi: this man was previously convicted of attempted murder with the stabbing of the bakery owners father in 2016. the woman injured yesterday was a bakery employee. reggie: 1-wood's murder at it has been controversial. he faced three murder three separate 2008 killings. until wednesday when the da office dismissed two cases because a key witness now refuses to testify. in court yesterday the

prosecutor's meeting with the family of the victim of the alleged murder area they will resent the deal in court. longwood has been in jail since 2008 killings. kumasi: a court judge says he was robbed at gunpoint walks away from the main courthouse in oakland. judge kevin murphy was held up before gambling was not hurt, the three suspects is skate. -- is skate in what is described as a light-colored hyundai. nara cameras in the area they can provide clues. reggie: an effort missing women of color and others that are reported missing -- in san jose and california. this is an ebony alert it would be for black women and children

ages 12-25. the conference wrought by d at to the state under amber alert criteria they said that black youth are disproportionately -- classified as runaways. >> the law enforcement has to believe that the is vision someone being abducted, having that language to basically if you are missing under a suspicious or unexplained circumstance. reggie: the bill has passed in the state senate and now heads to the assembly. kumasi: owning a home could be easier for california's farmworkers. a grant awards help them buy a home. a good amount of the money will be allocated in the bay area. san mateo county is getting $5 million from the state coming after a mass shooting in half moon bay earlier this year. revealing that many workers were

leaving import conditions. the grant supports five programs to purchase homes for low income formwork there's and provides -- farmworkers and provides assistance so they can buy their own homes as well. the governor's office says 18 of the 20 units will go toward housing displaced by the half moon bay shooting. and they will target extremely low income households. the governor said in the statement the grant will help fund and make the california dream a reality for dozens of farmers becoming of a homeowner. live in the newsroom, ryan curry. reggie: california senat republicans are condemning an invitation to attend a state senate sarah -- ceremony, michael williams is a recognized member not of sisters of -- a group of state senate

republicans say they oppose the invitation because of the sisters interpretation of the catholic faith. republican sent a letter to the president saying that invitation is disregard for the 10 million catholic californians in the state. that is the same issue about the dodgers pride night. no word on the matter from the sisters of this. in nevada one the fight for transgender rights had on. tara campbell tells as it is the children leading the way. tara: we are lucky to be in california and the bay area and have support around us. we affirming legislators. that is not the case everywhere. that continues to really tug at my heart and make me scared for them. >> i think the biggest challenges hearing about all of

these anti-trans transphobia that is running rampant throughout the country right now. it has made it disheartening to have to be trans in this country. >> your super brave. where does the bravery come from? >> they wo for my parents. really backing me up on who i am. they show me a lot of how i can stand up for myself. they stand up for me a lot so they are very brave. >> it makes you emotional to talk about that doesn't it? what are you feeling inside when you think about that? >> i just love them so much and i am so grateful that they are with me and they are so supportive.

>> heart about being transgender? it is not being transgender, it is everyone else. >> what you think is some of the things are one of the things that most people misunderstand about you? >> probably pronouns. a lot of people do not understand how to use they them pronouns and that is pretty difficult because that is part of me. and a lot of people just dismiss that. >> our trans rights are under attack, what do we do? >> one thing i have found important for myself to combat the feelings i get when i see so much hatred around me is being able to organize test -- protests and speak up and be part of my community and try to

help in all the ways i am able to. reggie: campbell broadus that story. for more stories on transgender youth in pride month stay with abc 7 news. a special edition of our america who i am and to be streams on our -- it will abc owned tv stations and hulu. kumasi: coming up the fast food weight loss plan. we hear from the man who says he lost several pounds of weight on a strict mcdonald's plan. reggie: a tropical threat brewing in the gulf of mexico. the forecast as we keep an eye on hurricane season. a check in on the forecast with drew. drew: you got me interested. the exploratory in camera with

clouds over the city as high pressure builds in. there will be less morning cloud cover and warm temperatures this afternoon. it will -- people will be happy with the forecast the next couple days. in average this time of year. the daytime highs going into the 70's and 80's. that is pretty much where we should be this time of year. we are either at or above average for this time of year. we will finally get temperatures that feel more like june. and we have warmer weather moving in. here is how the day shapes up read orally cloudy skies with temperatures in the 50's. increasing sunshine is the morning was on. mild and warm later on. 70's and 80's on the shoreline but the coast is. the onshore flow and boom morning cloud cover keeps us in the upper 50's. 50 nine half moon bay. 66 in the city. that is where we should bland's

time of year. 70 napa. 82 concorde. looking at the three day forecast headed into the weekend. warmer weather moves in. sunday afternoon, some spots get close to 90 degrees. get your outdoor plans ready because next week take a nosedive with the temperatures. we show you

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reggie: the air force hurricane hunters are tracking a hurricane -- tropical storm. kumasi: the off of florida west coast. some are still recovering from hurricane end last september area -- hurricane ian

september. but they are predicting a normal hurricane season with the atlantic a range of 12-17 named storms and 5-9 hurricanes. parts of the south are dealing with heavy rain and flooding. overnight floodwaters -- flood watches were issued in south order. the west coast is dealing with an abundance of water. we know that because of the snow melt happening in lake tahoe the truckee river rafting will cancel their season because it is to walk -- too much water to raft safely. and they say there's not enough groundwater to support new object -- construction projects. >> we will pause approvals of new assured water supply determinations that rely on pumping groundwater. ensuring we do not add to a future deficit. kumasi: the city of phoenix a

the city's water security remains unaffected. we will continue to watch the issue area kumasi: residents of coley in -- has not been this winter. they had to buy on a rate 10 times the regular cost. drew: that is unfathomable when you look at these cities. you do not see this in san francisco or let you see it in this mall, or unities taking the brunt of it -- these small communities taking the brunt of it. reggie: the 95th annual spelling bee crowd is new champion, eighth grader from florida is this year's winner. deb shaw from morgan fitzgerald middle school took home $50,000. his winning word so file is stars with the p so already i am

out. it is an organism that in sandy soil areas. the 14-year-old charlotte walsh from virginia was a finalist. there were a total of 11 finalist. 11 million students entered this to qualify. kumasi: the search is underway for the 2023 gerber baby with a different twist. judges are looking for acute duo. so the first time parents can share a photo with their kids. if selected the prize money is $25,000 along with other gifts and a petition as chief growing officer. reggie: a man eight only at mcdonald's with 58 pounds gone. tennessee man says that the diet that worked for him. kevin mcginnis documented his mcdonald's diet on tiktok.

he lost 30 in the first month. he was down 58 pounds at the end, he says the key was eating half of the meal. kumasi: -- >> burned out audit. people ask what is the first meal and base -- on day 101 and i say i will probably have a big mac for lunch. kumasi: he won't be getting it there. reggie: that is a little confusing. he only ate half of his meals but he ate half of each meal. he replaced a soda that comes with the meal with water and did not snack. the only fruits and veggies he ate were things in his meals. kumasi: that is not healthy. reggie: apples in the whole freighter. drew: it is good. reggie: -- apples in the apple fritter. drew: it is good. reggie: isn't it famously called

mcdonald's apple pie. drew: yeah. kumasi: let me see. is there something else? reggie: that is different than apple pie. drew: but 60. reggie: you got the tomato and lettuce on his burgers. kumasi: that is important. drew: it is all massive is what they say. if you want to lose weight eat only have your meal. reggie: tha me to feel satiated. drew: does it? my body -- i don't think it would i would staring at the extra five nuggets saying i could eat it but i can't. reggie: yes when a really hungry it is hard for me to not eat it. drew: i would love to have an apple fritter.

i had no idea. kumasi: is this a right this product? drew: probably i'm usually too -- up too late for breakfast. kumasi: two hours late. reggie: you walk away saying i made this. drew: you know mcdonald's, i love you. here is a look from the camera this morning with patchy clouds out there. marine layer is broken up a bit. it is clear on the coast line but the bay shoreline has limited fog. we have warmer weather headed our way this afternoon. temperatures rise above average for the weekend. 70's and 80's in the south bay. we see 60's and 70's peninsula cooler on the coast. downtown 66. that is where we should be this time of year. in the north bay 70's and 80's. and sausalito is staying in the 60's. today in the east sunshine and

77. it is warm inland. 80's with good air quality later today. overnight it is a blend of storms and clouds. 40's and 50's headed into the week. getting -- get ready for the outdoor activities because we have temperatures above average this weekend. if you go to the beaches, it will be cool but pleasant with sunshine in the 70's and 80's. we have warmer weather moving in and you need to soak it in because the trend for next week temperatures are below average. tuesday we have a slight chance of showers. jobina: we have a single alert you're following in fairfield. all lanes are blocked and injuries have been warded. an overturned -- reported. an overturned vehicle passed walters road. heads up to you in that area.

and in hayward outbound 880 on win avenue we have a hit and run reported. this looks like we will have one lane impacted. that is stretching into san lorenzo. elsewhere looking live outside, nice and clear for you. the same thing goes for you in san jose. we bring you alive teacher of 280. reggie: calling workers back to the office. the new policy on companies on helping employees. kumasi: the moment an apartment tilting collapsed in iowa. the community with to for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world.

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iowa apartment building partially collapsed. debris falling as part of the wall falls. in the officials reveal a third person is missing. authorities released a missing persons poster for daniel or yen. he has not been found yet. the mayor says the arrest commission has turned into a recovery mission. all three men had a high chance of being harmed during the collapse. >> this is related t where we have a collapse in the building. kumasi: chief building inspector resigned after receiving backlash for not noticing the issues before the building collapse. reggie: today's gma first look, the cheerleader who was shot six weeks ago for getting in the wrong car. and an exclusive interview. >> in this morning's look, abc news exclusive. >> were you afraid when he

approached your car? >> the texas high school cheerleader payton washington was shot three times in a grocery store parking lot while carpooling home from practice. this morning on gma she is telling her story. >> tell me what you remember. >> i was texting and eating to his lawyers. >> being a teen -- eating twisters. >> being a teenager. >> exactly. i heard something like a shot in my ears were ringing. i knew that i had to do something. all of the girls were screaming and it was hard to breathe. kumasi: you can see the exclusive interview with payton washington coming up at 7:00 a.m.. with your gma first look. abc news new york. kumasi: 556 this morning getting the dog walk out this morning. we have sun and clouds. drew:

mostly sunny skies. temperatures warm into the upper 50's lower 60's by 9:00. looking at the future whether we have marine layer shallow this morning. it breaks down fast by 50's and 60's by 2:00. and we have the warmest spots in the 80's. temperatures are about average biz time of year. kumasi: new milestone -- reggie: this adventure. if you got all 12 disney theme parks, the space is limited and you have to be rich. through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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