>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, dozen migrants flown to california and drop off in sacramento. the governor and attorney general blasting what they call a political ploy. reggie: a labor shortage threatening many of the west coast largest ports, including oakland, one of the state's

biggest ports remained closed. kumasi: learn to smile. why one country is offering lessons on turning your phone upside down -- frown upside down. reggie: welcome to monday, june 5. kumasi: starting with the forecast. drew: today is a cooler afternoon, right now temperatures are beginning in the 50's across the board. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera, showing you the waning gibbous moon. it is a partly cloudy day today, temperatures five to 10 degrees cooler than we were at this weekend. must've us in the 60's and 70's by 4:00 p.m.. we also have the chance of an isolated shower early tomorrow morning, look at the chance for showers. 20% chance first thing in the

morning, we will take a closer look at the chance for where we can find the wet weather in about nine minutes. let us see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we want to go to the maps and down to san jose, we are following a deadly crash that started before the show began at 5:00, meridian avenue still shut down a san jose police begin their investigation. i want to give you a heads up this morning, if you take bart san francisco line, you are facing a major delay in the dublin and pleasanton directions. this is due to an earlier equipment problem on the track. if you are traveling toward sfo, looking at around 10 minutes behind schedule. give yourself some extra time in check the schedule, rely on the san francisco line. kumasi: the state attorney general's is a loop of migrants

flown to sacramento over the weekend have ties to florida. they were dropped off at the diocese of sacramento. the attorney general's as they started their journey in texas but carry documents that appeared to have been issued in florida. they were told they would be provided with jobs and free support. in a statement, he called sanctioned kidnapping. advocates say they are sickened by what happened. >> what many people are experiencing to get to the u.s. mexico border politics with human bodies. kumasi: the governor's office in california department of justice are working to figure out who funded the trip and if any laws were broken. reggie: apple is set to unveil new products at cupertino headquarters and there will be protesters handing out pamphlets amid the ongoing writers strike. amanda del castillo joins us live. amanda: good morning.

ahead of the conference, grounds crews have been at it for about one hour getting ready for the big event ahead. the developers conference will be met with demonstration today. this is just one of six locations with strikes planned by the writers guild of america. they are calling it an apple day of action. members will hold it here at apple park in cupertino and apple stores throughout the country. be nothing without its writers. its sixth week with 11,000 film, tv, news, radio and online writers demanding higher pay and

provisions about artificial intelligence. the writers guild and allies are expected to hand out leaflets, not picket. in the last few weeks, we have heard from writers around the country. >> making money for studios, it is our content on the screens and we believe we should be compensated correctly. amanda: of course, all of this is -- as to the annual developers conference. a mixed reality headset is one of the items expected to be announced during the weeklong event. there are talks of apple using the event to showcase its latest mac computer and the next operating system for the iphone. they are also reporting apple is expected to talk about specifically its strategy for artificial intelligence. a lot happening here at apple headquarters this morning at throughout the day. reporting live in cupertino,

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: we are waiting to see if union workers at the port of oakland will be returning to the job. they did not show up for the morning shift friday or saturday. it was not just restricted to the bay area. ports in l.a. come along long beach and seattle were impacted when hundreds of workers did not show up. the port of long beach will be closed today. union workers have been working without a contract since july last year. kumasi: -- reggie: most republican presidential hopefuls spent the weekend in iowa pitching themselves as the future of the party. this is coming when a number of new republicans are getting into the race. jobina: forma vice president mike pence expected to announce this week, former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce he is running tomorrow. it is making the republican field more crowded. every republican in the race appeared at a rally in iowa over the weekend. former president trump, who is

leading the republican presidential candidate see here, that candidacy -- candidacy here, was not present. rob dispenses said the gop needs to dispense with the culture of losing that has beset the party the past few years. >> if we choose another can restore american greatness. that is the task before us. jobina: another candidate, the former south carolina governor, took part in a cnn town hall. she is calling on voters to choose a new generational leader. also this week, north dakota governor is expected to announce his candidacy for the republican nomination. kumasi: a trouble point as judges reject a law restricting drug shows within the state of tennessee. the u.s. district judge struck down the legislation, saying it was unconstitutional and encourage discriminatory

enforcement. it would have been the first of its kind antidrug law in the nation, restricting adult cabaret performances in public or where kids are present. a memphis theater company filed a federal lawsuit calling an attack of the first amendment. >> there is more acceptance in the world and the first is changing. it came out he sided with us, we were very grateful. the fight is not over. kumasi: tennessee's attorney general is planning to appeal the ruling. reggie: in the north bay, pride celebrations continue sonoma county. ceremony just days after a huge crowd showed up for the sonoma county pride parade in santa rosa. safety and security measures were increased to key participants and spectators safe. many believe there is a new sense of pride as some states seek to diminish equality. the human rights campaign since more than 500 anti-lgbtq bills have been introduced in state

legislatures just this year. >> the anti-trans laws and anti-lgbtq is definitely strong in other parts of the country and it is important we continue to stand up and show our support for the community, especially the youth. reggie: saturday celebration is likely the biggest parade they have ever hosted. kumasi: abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the san francisco pride parade, you can watch it live sunday, june 25 on abc 7 and the stream tv app. it will be hosted by the morning crew. so to come, turns out californians are being bit by dogs more than people in almost any other state. reggie: then, the celebration along the streets of the tenderloin to promote community and togetherness. drew: 6:09, get ready for a cooler afternoon later on today with partly cloudy skies. temperatures go into the 60's and 70's. overnight tonight, the chance of a few isolated showers as an

area of low pressure spins off the coast of southern california. we will take a c

drew: live doppler 7 with satellite, this area of low pressure that is clearly spinning off the coast of southern california is bringing in cooler weather today and creating an unstable atmosphere across california. i know it is early june, we are talking shower chances. you can see on radar, there have been showers in the sierra. we will watch for the chance a couple of showers could move into the bay area overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. future weather will likely attract thunderstorms around santa barbara. for us by 6:00 or 8:00, the

light chance of an isolated shower moving through for the tuesday morning commute. also the chance of a thunderstorm. storm production center outlined a huge portion of northern and central california for the chance of a thunderstorm. we could see lightning and hail, the best chance of storms is probably outside the bay area, likely across the central california coast line and possibly in the sierra. kumasi: still harry is said to do something no royal has done in more than a century. then, the investigation underway to figure out what causes massive and shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone

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decisions to send in the california highway patrol and national guard to help crackdown on san francisco's open air drug markets. we want to know if it was working. san francisco is seem to drug overdose deaths every day and at this rate, 2023 could be the deadliest year yet for san francisco. the supervisor met up with abc 7 news tara campbell yesterday and asked if he has noticed a change in the past month. >> i would say not really. i think we're in a situation right now where we are seeing a level of addiction and drug use and drug dealing that is unprecedented. kumasi: more time and resources before a real difference is seen. sfpd arrested 16 people for using drugs in public, for public intoxication. he will support the arrest of drug users as long as there is quote an intervention that is more than just jail.

a reminder, you can watch the abc 7 originals documentary injecting hope. tara campbell traveled to canada to look at north america's first-ever safe injection site. that documentary is now available on-demand. reggie: in the tenderloin, the site of a positive event to boost community pride. sit anthony's foundation hosted tenderloin sunday streets, celebration organizers called to full blocks of family fun. it promotes a safe pedestrian only space with block parties that have been in neighborhoods throughout the city. >> we are getting a lot of bad press may be for the right reasons, but people forget and sometimes do not see how many good things are going on in the city. this is one of them and it happens right here in the tenderloin. reggie: yesterday's event was held along with saint anthony's golden gate greenway, that is a project designed to turn a portion of golden gate avenue in the tenderloin into a car free open green space. kumasi: as japan starts taking

off masks in the post-covid era, students are learning how to smile again. there is a class called smile education. size learning to smile again, it is helping young people get ready for the job market. the teacher has seen a huge increase in demand. customers range from companies looking for more approachable salespeople to the government looking to improve residence well-being. exercising the muscles in their face helps them to better express their emotions. drew: they are just not smiling in their everyday life? in which she would smile. reggie: ok. that is rough. jobina: i know. kumasi: we have been through a lot. sometimes we have the masts gone -- masks on.

you have to readjust. reggie: when i was chuck e. cheese, i still smiled underneath it. [laughter] i committed. these kids need to learn to commit, mask or not. drew: very interesting. outside this morning, get ready for cooler weather to move in. it is cloudier and overnight tonight, you have the chance of an isolated shower. low pressure off the coast of southern california is introducing the cloud cover. it is creating an unstable pattern across the entire state. for us locally, we have the chance of showers overnight tonight, maybe a clap of thunder. the best chance of a thunderstorm as to the south along the central coast line. below average temperatures much of the week, saying goodbye to the weekend warmth. partly cloudy, temperatures five to 10 degrees cooler than over the weekend.

generally in the 60's and 70's for daytime highs. tonight, temperatures are elevated. mid to upper 50's with a lot of cloud cover and you can see the future weather trying to pop in an isolated shower in the forecast. later this evening, but we will find our showers in the central valley and also around sacramento, also overnight there is the chance of an isolated shower, the chances moving through and so isolated in nature is not getting a number on the storm impact scale. wherever they do pop up tomorrow morning, the biggest impact would be slick roads for the tuesday morning commute. rainfall would be measured in a couple hundreds of inch the warm weekend, temperatures going below average. we will track the chance of a shower early tomorrow morning.

behind the system, we will find temperatures in the 60's and 70's below average this time of year. jobina: we are going to start with updates on bart and it is good news. the major delay has disappeared, we are looking at a 10 minute delay on the san francisco line in the dublin direction, no delay the sfo direction. we are going to have buses between rockbridge and orinda, i know if you move through the stations you are probably familiar with this. due to the construction and work going on, buses between those two stations. a big heads up, bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 5:38, traffic in the maze well past the parking let this point. we will wrap up with a live look at the san mateo bridge where everything is moving at the limit. kumasi: now what is coming up on gma. >> good morning, how nice to be with both of you.

we will take the top story you've been covering and keep it going, the skier in the nation's capital. a sonic boom rattling homes after six f-16s intercepted a plane with an unresponsive pilot. then, new details extradition, when the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance will be on u.s. soil. and, warning. as many are hitting the road, you are seeing the drugs used for weight loss, which we will get to that story. semi people are hitting the road for summer vacation, yellowstone national park is issuing an alert. devil incidents have put wildlife and people in danger. -- several incidents have put wildlife and people in danger. also kicking off their store secrets, tricks to find hidden gems and we have a gem of our own, elton john joins us live with a big announcement. you do not want to miss it. reggie: was elton john in the studio? >> know, when i read it at

first, i was about to lose my mind. he is via satellite. that, and the thrifty week. i do not know if i can handle this. very exciting. reggie: this has been your thing for a while, to not buy any brand-new clothing. >> no new clothes. i took the challenge that was supposed to be 90 days last june, now it has been more than a year. it is great. you should take it. not to put you on the spot or anything. kumasi: i already do clothing rental. >> you can rent. reggie: and you always look great, both of you. [laughter] we will see you and your clothing at 7:00 a.m., be rig

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reggie: it is dog by awareness week in the postal service released its yearly and national dog bite rankings. california does not do well. last year, our stay in texas have the highest number of dog bites. houston, l.a. and dallas had the most dog bites out of 36 cities. san francisco ranks 17th on that list. more than 5300 workers were attacked last year. to keep your local postal worker safe, you are encouraged to keep your pets on a leash, behind the fence or inside your home away from the door. prince harry said to make history when he takes the stand in a cell phone hacking trial in london. this is the first time in a century a member of the royal family has testified in court. he missed the first day of the trial in london today despite being ordered by a judge to be there. his attorney said he was unavailable due to his travel schedule. he is suing a newspaper group for hacking into his phone and writing articles based off of the stolen information.

the company has denied wrongdoing and claims it got all the information from legit sources. star wars actor mark hamill says they do not need luke anymore. in an interview over the weekend, he said he is calling it quits when it comes to the character luke skywalker. he says he feels like the franchise can move in a different direction. he appeared most recently in the disney plus series the manda lori and and the book of boba fett. the school district fighting to block a textbook that talks about the history and legacy of harvey milk. what chp says about the supposed music video that blocked traffic on the bay bridge the weekend. as we had to break, a live look outside.

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san francisco drag queen said to be honored at the state capital today, not without controversy. kumasi: apple is set to have one of its biggest product unveiling as ever, but some of the focus will be on the people outside cupertino headquarters this morning. reggie: summer travel plans may not go off without a hitch. aviation officials warning things could get frustrating for you. great. kumasi: have not even booked the flight. drew: it seemed like memorial day weekend was just fine. kumasi: it is monday, we are starting with joy and positivity. it is the fifth of june. reggie: if you like the summer weather, sorry. drew: i want to apologize, this week is going to be cool. we had a nice weekend, let us focus on that. hope you got outside. love the warm temperatures. right now we are in the 50's, it is considerably cloudier. here is a live look outside from

the exploratorium camera, a blend of sun and clouds today. the big take away from monday, it is a cooler afternoon by about 10 degrees and spots compared to yesterday afternoon. some of us in the 60's and 70's later this afternoon which is below average this time of year. we also have the chance of a couple isolated showers overnight tonight, look at the rain chances. they increase a little bit tuesday morning because of an area of low pressure offshore. we will take a closer look at that range chance in a few minutes. jobina: we are going right back to bart, but i have better news. all delays have cleared. i was saying the buses between rockbridge and orinda stations was happening today, that is actually this weekend. you should expect 30 minute delays, that is on the yellow line between rock ridge and orinda stations. that is this weekend. checking in on drive times,

tracy to dublin 59 minutes. antioch to concord is slow, about 31 minutes. cameras outside, golden gate bridge looking wonderful in terms of traffic area ending with the bay bridge toll plaza which is the busiest stretch this morning. reggie: today, a special honor for a bay area drag legend. it is part of a pride celebration at the state capital, but the event is facing pushback from republicans and a religious group. gloria: you will controversy after the los angeles dodgers uninvited the sisters of perpetual indulgence to pride night over concerns it mocks the catholic church. now, there are similar concerns at the state capital. a group members that have devoted themselves to community service. today, she is being recognized at the state capital as part of

the pride month celebration. but republican senate minority leader brian jones and all members of the california senate republican caucus sent a letter to the senate president requesting she withdraw the invitation. that was denied. in response, protesters plan to show up at the state capital hosting a prayer vigil. >> our concern is the state of california, by honoring the sisters of perpetual indulgence, they are uplifting and highlighting a group that makes a mockery of many of the most sacred rites and rituals and icons of the christian faith, catholicism specifically. >> i have never paid attention to the haters. i will focus on continuing to do the work i do in my community and the love i feel for my community, because that is the real reward. >> it is unfortunate my republican colleagues decided to make an issue by honoring sister

roma. sister roma is one of the very best community leaders in san francisco. gloria: this comes as r 500 bills tracked by the aclu taking aim at the lgbtq+ community, many directed at drag queens. the sisters of perpetual indulgence was founded in san francisco in 1977 and has members in cities all over the world. amid the controversy, the dodgers we invited the sisters to their pride night. sister roma said she is floored to be recognized today. reggie: a r school board has blocked a history textbook because some of the supporting material mentions the late san francisco supervisor harvey milk. the school board president who opposed the book called milk a quote pedophile. it is unclear why he called him that, there was certainly no evidence that suggested that is the case and the governor has condemned that remark.

the teachers union plans to hold a rally in support for the book and a supplement of material to be included in the curriculum. dozens of teachers taught the material in some elementary schools as part of a pilot program this year. they vetted the curriculum and did not receive any complaints. milk was the first openly gay official in california and one of the first in the country, he worked to defeat a statewide initiative banning gay teachers from the classroom. kumasi: apple workers and executives could be met with protesters when they begin the annual developers conference. amanda del castillo is joining us live with the latest. amanda: the wri america is calling it an apple day of action. headquarters here in cupertino, this is just one of six locations across the united states that will see this type of strike today, specifically tied to apple. no doubt there is going to be a lot of action here in cupertino

as the day goes on. all of this is happening as apple opens its doors to the annual developers conference. a mixed reality headset is one of the items expected to be announced. there are talks about apple using the event to showcase its latest mac computer and the next operating system for the iphone. ap is reporting the company will discuss its strategy for artificial intelligence. ai is on the minds of those planning to demonstrate through striking today. the writers strike is entering its sixth week with 11,000 film, tv, demanding higher pay and provisions about artificial intelligence. members of the writers guild will hold the apple day of action here at apple park in cupertino and apple stores in d.c., pittsburgh, philadelphia, new york city and l.a.. the american federation of labor

wrote quote apple tv would be nothing without its writers. the larges unions in the u.s.. over the last few weeks, writers from around the country have shared their frustrations. >> no mid-level jobs anymore, so you are constantly worrying about how to care for your children. you never know what to do for child care. it is very unstable, very uncertain. amanda: an important distinctio about what is happening here today, the writers guild are expected to hand out leaflets and not pick it. --pickett. we have seen ground crew's busy getting ahead of this morning's big event here, the developers conference will be met demonstration. reporting live in cupertino, abc7news. reggie: families, advocates and

gun violence survivors are demanding real change to stop gun violence. hundreds of people took their message to the golden gate bridge yesterday as part of a movement to honor lives lost and focus on finding solutions. moms demand action organized the event, they are calling for stronger gun safety laws to keep kids safe in school. >> i joined the movement because of school shootings like uvalde and parkland, shootings that left me terrified to go to school. we have to say enough blood has been spilled and it is time for change now. reggie: the marin county da attended the march and says they need to be common ground to keep the community safe from gun violence. kumasi: a scene bridge this weekend infuriated a lot of drivers. it appears to be a music video shoot that shut down traffic on the upper deck. the man that shot the video was on his way to san francisco with friends when they saw this. the man tells abc 7 the

situation was scary with multiple people yelling and it seemed to be a sideshow at first. when they got a closer look, a camera person appeared to be recording people dancing. they do not have an official report of the incident, but they are looking into the video to learn more about what happened. reggie: tensions between the u.s. and china continue to grow amid a new incident at sea. u.s. officials say it is unacceptable behavior from china and part of a coordinated pattern. jobina: new video shows how close a chinese warship came to a u.s. military destroyer in the taiwan strait on saturday. estimates are that the chinese ship was just 150 yards from the u.s. destroyer. china's defense minister is defending the warship, telling the u.s. to mind your own business and calling the u.s. and canadian military presence a provocation. the u.s. is seeing alarming increase in confrontations with china.

just a week, a chinese fighter jet flew within 400 feet of an american spy plane over the south china sea, forcing the u.s. plane to bounce wildly through turbulence. the maneuver was criticized as unnecessarily aggressive and a pattern by china. >> they are trying to flex muscles, advance authoritarianism. we need to stand strong. jobina: a representative calls china's aggression unbelievable. also highlighting the massive chinese spy balloon that traveled across the u.s. before being shot down, the biden administration is looking for a diplomatic fixed to the declining relations with china by sending a senior state department official on a rare visit to beijing. kumasi: the prime sus disappearance of an alabama teenager is expected to be extradited tuesday to the u.s.. sources are telling abc news he

is expected to leave peru tomorrow and will end up in alabama, where he will be facing extortion and fraud charges. her body has never been found but a judge declared her legally dead in 2012. he was one of the last to see her live in aruba in 2005. reggie: new video of the aftermath of one of the worst rail crashes in recent indian history, a signal failure may have caused the derailment that killed at least 275 people. nearly 1200 were hurt. it happened when a moving train hit a train stopped on the tracks. the moving train then jumped the tracks and hit another train traveling in the opposite direction. the train company blamed the country's aging infrastructure, more than 22 million people travel by train in india every day. the fan funded

a's game amid the relocation talk. kumasi: looking at the big board, down by about 20 points. reggie: whether or not decision to slash oil production in the middle east is impacting our gas prices. stay with us on the bay area streaming up at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. you can download the app wherever you stream. drew: 6:40 two, we are wrapping up a warm, sunny weekend and we have big changes headed our way for a start of the work week. live doppler 7, we are tracking this upper level low across southern california, introducing more clouds to our sky today. you will notice it is cooler by about 10 degrees in some spots this afternoon, compared to yesterday. partly cloudy sky, you will notice the clouds in the sky today. a lot of sunshine yesterday, today the sunshine is fighting the cloud cover.

50's along the coast, 60's and 70's away from the coast. compare that to yesterday were the warmest spots got to the low 90's. cooler weather has come our way and the low-pressure pressure spinning off the coast will create the chance of an isolated shower across parts of the bay area overnight tonight. the best chance for a shower is around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m.. a wet road would be the biggest issue for the tuesday morning commute. i know we are talking showers in the month of june, it sounds rare, but it is not unprecedented. we get showers in june from time to time. the best chance of thunderstorms likely to the south along the central coastline of california. here's the chance of a thunderstorm threat on your tuesday, also watching the sierra tomorrow afternoon. they have a good shot at seeing

lightning and hail. a closer look at the shower chance

kumasi: nba finals return wednesday, the series is tied 1-1 after the miami heat rallied to win game to last night in denver. game three is wednesday, came four is friday. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. reggie: oakland a's fans are planning to hand out thousands of shirts urging the owner to sell the team. it is part of a reverse boycott scheduled for next tuesday. more than $27,000 have already been raised online. that is enough to get 5000 shirts made. the reverse boycott was announced in april to prove to the league the a's still have plenty of support in the bay area as the owners pursue a move to las vegas.

kumasi: faa and ntsb are invested getting what led to a plane crash after a sonic whom was heard across the virginia maryland and d.c. area, leaving resident startled. air national guard f-16s that were scrambled from maryland after a business jet entered restricted area over the nation's capital yesterday. the f-16s intercepted the plane and the pilot was not conscious. 10 minutes later, the plane crashed in virginia with four people on board. aviation experts say have impacted the pilot and people on board. >> the most like the scenario as there was some loss of pressurization, which induced hypoxia. hypoxia is the loss of consciousness due to lack of oxygen. you may not even know it is

coming on until you lose consciousness. kumasi: the man who runs the florida-based company that owns the jet tells the washington post his daughter, two-year-old granddaughter, her nanny and the pilot run the plane. he says they were returning home to long island after a visit to his north carolina home. if you are planning to fly somewhere for your summer vacation, be aware of possible delays because aviation officials say there are frustrating supply chain issues. a shortage of engine parts is contributing to delivery delays of new aircraft from boeing and airbus. there is a shortage of air traffic control staff, which will likely create issues this year. officials hope these will be short-term challenges. reggie: at least two bidders are interested in purchasing buy buy baby, the parent company -- the parent company is bed, bath & beyond. none of them is unknown and would keep 75% of stores open, the other is baby list, registry

website that wants to buy the trademark and domain. the valuation of the company is unclear. in the most recent filing, bed, bath & beyond said tradenames and trademarks were worth $13.4 million. saudi arabia plans to slash oil output by another million barrels per day for at least a month starting in july. it is part of an effort by opec oil producers to shore up crude prices. the decision comes weeks after the announcement of a production cut of 500,000 barrels per day. the impact has not trickled down to the gas pump yet. the average price of regular unleaded in the bay area all remain close to or even lower than where they were a month ago. a live look at the new york stock exchange, you can see that we are down about five points. kumasi: nothing seems to be breaking the stride of a 13-year-old golf prodigy who could be on the fast track to superstardom. she will be teeing up for a spot

at the upcoming u.s. open in l.a. if he finishes in the top five, he will be the youngest ever to compete. he is playing against 89 other players including former pga tour pros and college athletes. >> just go out and have fun, learn from the experience. >> my expectations are overly exceeded. the fact that he is in the sectionals was literally a dream. kumasi: the u.s. open has a prize pool of more than $17 million. if he gets in and wins, amateurs like jaden are not eligible to take home prize money because playing as an amateur means you forfeit your right to win any cash at the tournament. drew: that is rude. jobina: that is rude. reggie: pay me. that is amazing, 13 years old. jobina: that is not easy to do. reggie: i can barely do miniature golf. drew: i can drive the ball, but

when it gets to the short game, it is over. jobina: how is your putting? drew: terrible. i like to get down low, read the green. [laughter] reggie: make it, regardless of wind. drew: let us go outside, get ready for a lot of changes compared to the weekend. it is cloudier and cooler. we are checking the chance of showers overnight tonight. we will bring in an unstable pattern because low-pressure is sitting off the coast of southern california to create the possibility of showers overnight tonight, even the potential for a clap of thunder. cooler temperatures the next two weeks, we will keep temperatures below average. we are saying goodbye to all of the warmth we had over the weekend. highs are about five to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday.

60's and 70's under partly cloudy skies. tonight, we introduce the chance of an isolated shower. numbers under cloud cover hold in the mid and upper 50's heading into tuesday. here is a closer look at what we are possibly going to see. cloudy tomorrow morning, try find the chance of an isolated shower popping up. the chances so low right now we are not giving it a number on the storm impact scale. it is unusual to be talking about the wet weather pattern in the month of june. where we see the showers pop up potentially tomorrow morning, the biggest impact would be wet roads for the morning commute. you can see the rainfall where it does pop up, it is very light in nature. we would measure in the couple hundredths of an inch. nonetheless, it is a cooler and wetter pattern the next couple of days. accuweather 7-day forecast, much cooler today. that is the big take away. tomorrow morning, we track the chance of an isolated shower.

even the chance of a thunderstorm. the best chance would lie in the sierra and along the central coast line. all about a blend of sun and clouds with temperatures below average this time of year. jobina: we are going to start with an overall view of the map. we have a couple areas highlighted in red, the usual hotspots. everything else is looking pretty good. tracy did dublin looking at 55 minutes, antioch to conquer is the newest slow down at 35 minutes. a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge, speeds under the limit until you reach the center span as you travel westbound. westbound at the bay bridge, definitely a delay. metering lights came on at 5:38. no major blocking issues on the roadways. reggie: an annual event is helping thousands of kids get a baseball glove of their own and there is time to help out. the junior giants held the annual glove drive over the weekend. select giants players donated their own gloves ahead of

saturday's game to raise awareness of the drive. it reaches 30,000 young players in underserved communities across california, nevada and oregon. the fundraiser ensures each player has the essentials needed to play ball. if you want to donate, you can find out more on the website. kumasi: why do you give me the florida stories? a large alligator decided to stroll through a golf course in naples, florida. oh. reggie: wow. that is a big boy or girl, i do not know. kumasi: just crawling over the equipment as it was escorted toward the water. employees redirect the reptile. it was guided out. employees saved not last too long because it came back the next day onto the putting green and they had to go through the process all over again. reggie: that is where the gator

lives. it is going to keep coming back. i kind of like it. it adds something. [laughter] you know? kumasi: it adds something? reggie: a little excitement. like you are going to lose you and golf -- to a keep your distance. you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire and roku. download now to start streaming. kumasi: a live look at the sky. be right back.

kumasi: if you are just joining

us, here are seven things to know this morning. drew: major changes to the weather pattern, first off today you will find a cooler afternoon. a blend of sun and clouds, not nearly as bright as yesterday or saturday. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. overnight tonight, future weather showing the chance of an isolated shower as low pressure spins off the coast of southern california. the biggest impact with the showers will be wet roadways for the tuesday morning commute. kumasi: video has been released of a really close call between a u.s. navy destroyer and a chinese warship. it happened saturday. u.s. officials say it was an unacceptable move, but china has defended the incident telling the u.s. to quote mind your own business. reggie: the state attorney general accused florida of possibly sending a group of migrants on a private -- over the weekend. the group was told they would be provided with jobs, free support and help getting to a migrant

center. kumasi: a special honor for sister roma, the bay area drag icon is scheduled to be recognized followed by celebration. the protest is being planned who says the drag mocks christianity. reggie: a judge ruled tennessee's restriction on drag shows unconstitutional. the state attorney general plans to appeal the ruling. jobina: this is the busy spot this morning, no surprise. metering lights came on at no major blocking issues for the roadways. one advisory is a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. kumasi: today, apple is opening its annual developers conference. we are expected to get a look at a number of new and updated products, including a highly anticipated virtual reality headset area -- headset. drew: it looks like it away a

little less than half a pound -- it will weigh a little less than half a pound. reggie: so far it has been a flop, the headsets. make it cute. ♪ >> good morning america. scare in our nation's capital when a plane entered sensitive air space. sonic boom rattled washington, d.c. fighter jets scrambling to intercept an unresponsive plane. the plane later crashed. why the pilot was not responding. video shows the close call after a chinese war ship cut in front of a u.s. navy destroyer days after a close encounter between military planes. race for the white house. almost all of the republican