announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. in the heart of san francisco. the investigation into the gunfight during a busy father's day in the city. kumasi: new information about president biden's visit to the area and how closely he will be campaigning for one of his opponents today. reggie: today is juneteenth. how areas are celebrating. kumasi: you may want to pick a better destination then tahoe more spots that are closed. reggie: good morning to you on this monday. it is juneteenth.

i love your shirt. kumasi: my dad got it for me. so happy father's day to all the dads. happy juneteenth. all the things. drew: it's nice. it's bright. a little breezy out there this morning. bouncing around a bit but we will have the bees throughout much of the day today as we head towards the afternoon it will pick up once again as we take a look at temperatures right now you will find the temperature is generally in the 50's right now. 54 in san jose 53 in the city. here's future whether because of the wind we really don't have a marine layer out there this morning. it's pretty clear as we step outside the next couple of hours. sunshine from the start for a lot of us. the wind keeps temperatures below average. about 10 degrees below were we should be. a few low to mid 70's in

our more mild spots. 71 in santa rosa, 72 in concorde and 68 in san jose. kumasi: francisco waterfront sent several people to the hospital. the rolling shootout of six people hurt, at least four of them innocent civilian bystanders caught up in this. it happened before 7:00 p.m. across from pier 39. ryan curry joining us with the latest on this. ryan: it as a chaotic scene. some of the injuries you mentioned were hit by flying glass as bullets hit some cars and some of the civilians. according to police, dozens of people were in front of pier 39

witnessing the shooting as shots were fired. the gun battle continued for a second shooting was reported near howard street. police found one of the cars involved idling there with two people inside wounded. the car sped down hitting a pair of girls ages 10 and 16. more shots were exchanged just south of the ferry building and thus were one of the vehicles was found but the other got away. >> the message is clear. you cannot and will not come to the city and commit these type of acts and get away with it. we will find you. we will find you and you will go to jail. ryan: two victims found at howard street, one of them has life-threatening injuries. the other, non-life-threatening

injuries. the other four civilians injured will be ok. they are still investigating the situation. they are looking for the second car and the other people involved. this is an ongoing investigation. ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: we will check back in with any developments throughout the morning. reggie: two adult siblings were headed to the beach in an suv when they say two bullets hit their windshield. both were hurt by broken glass from the windshield. the brother told abc 7 they had to get on the ground and use the suv as cover from the gunfire. >> shootings going on everywhere. be ready to hit the ground and dodge bullets or something does happen. i'm just happy to be alive. i'm good. reggie: he said they thought of first fireworks were going off. he said they are lucky they didn't get hit during the shooting. kumasi: witnesses were also

looking for cover as the shooting unfolded. one person describe what they heard as the family set down for father's day dinner by the water. >> it sounded like backfire from a car engine. and then you also heard pop, pop, pop, pop. like 20 to 25 times. kumasi: people who spoke with abc 7 news said they sell the shoot up from their hotels. they heard what they thought were fireworks. >> we were down there at pier 39 and the parking garage across the street sounded like fireworks went off. people started running within the cure on their faces and then somebody ran through and said he's coming, shooter. so i took off running too. kumasi: oh gosh. locals and tourists say they are extremely troubled by this. reggie: happening to date a bay

area visit from president biden. barnard tells us the president will have a gop presidential hopeful so visiting nearby. a surprise in the military aircraft flew maneuvers near large port. biden will visit the lucy evans nature interpreter center in palo alto where he for announce investments for climate projects. >> our president is going to emphasize climate change. he's going to emphasize with the party and the biden administration has been doing around green jobs. >> biden will head to private fundraisers at the home of microsoft chief technology officer to kevin scott. and another at dave wesley's homes were $6,000 will get you in the door.

ron desantis will be at nearby would say for his own fundraiser. >> when he has his fundraiser he will only be a couple miles from where the president of the united states is that holding his fundraiser. >> earlier in the day desantis will be in the state capital. >> he's making it a point to fly first of sacramento where the three dozen migrants were sent a few weeks ago. >> networking among donors is everything on the campaign trail. >> they have to punch their ticket here. it's the network effect that's as important as anything else. >> the end of the fundraising quarter is june 30. that deadline matters. >> the numbers get looked at and they tried to show strength in every dollar you get. they can show you had a strong second quarter. >> will all be fundraising be enough to surpass trump, the former president who only gained

support. >> the elephant in the room is clearly donald trump. he will remain the one that everyone wants to talk about. >> on tuesday biden will for a reception hosted by tech and climate entrepreneurs. governor gavin newsom said to be on the guest list. kumasi: today is juneteenth. celebrating the proclaiming freedom for enslaved africans in texas on june 19, 1865. two years after the civil war ended. several cities are celebrating events today. reggie: neighbors and friends filled the streets of berkeley yesterday for the cities 36th annual juneteenth celebration. music, food, community, and family filled the area. reaching out to people attending the event. >> it's a place for everybody

can, here are stress-free and enjoy themselves and be free. for me, it's a pleasure to give back to the community. reggie: week of events commemorating the emancipation of enslaved african americans. ♪ ♪oh, freedom kumasi: on the peninsula a captivating night of song and storytelling. this been drift players put on a juke joint jukebox. it tells a story of woodside resident. those who open doors for other african-american entertainers. sanford is a local list for the san francisco -- vocalist for san francisco symphony. it's part of our america series

on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. streaming on apple tv, fire tv and roku. reggie: tahoe playing this summer, you may have to adjust those plants. warning visitors to be prepared for possible park closures. there aren't enough employees to staff it. only 75% of park physicians in tahoe are filled. august the are replacing the main water line. drew: outside this morning from our south beach camera it's a lovely sunrise. we have clear conditions. it's breezy out there. look at the afternoon temperatures for juneteenth later on today. we are well pullover we should be this time of year by about 15 degrees. we are going to struggle to get to the low 70's.

typically this time of your we should max out in the mid 80's. we had a cold front that moved through here yesterday. brought a cooler and to the weekend. windy conditions for father's day. we're seeing the influences of that front. breezy this morning, the wind picks up this afternoon by 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. you see this gusting anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. gusty end to the holiday later on today. a wide look outside with the clear conditions. son is appear in about 35 minutes. it's bright and breezy. temperatures are much cooler than average by about five to 15 degrees. 60's to low, that's about it. we should have very limited fog again tonight. gusty winds it is sunny on our

juneteenth. 67 oakland, only 70 in napa. reggie: its back. the flower bloom vessels like rotting -- kumasi:ew. our team of first responders helped save multiple forces involved in a crash. reggie: the san francisco pride parade is this weekend. the events happening in observance of pride. kumasi: a live look at your monday morning commute. looks like people are making their way pretty easily this morning. ac transit, is on a sunday schedule. golden gate transit buses will be operating on reduced service schedules and the fairies will be on the weekend schedule so if you're heading out please take a look at the schedules be oh a bird! cute! wait, what's it... ewww ok, it's not on you, that's a win. but is it on me?

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highway 1 and bank yesterday. getting the animals back to the road proved to be challenging. more than two dozen people were called out for an intricate, three-hour operation. >> they can be very nervous and they are large and can be dangerous for the rescuers. our rescuers stood a good job of keeping the animals,. kumasi: thankfully, although forces were rescued successfully. minor cuts and the driver was ok too. the horses were part of the local rental person company. reggie: an extremely rare known to mimic the smell of rotting flesh is back. horticulturists say the nickname of this plant is widely known as the corpse flower. it's expected within the next two weeks. it only blooms every three to five years.

scarlet lass bloomed in 2019 a the san francisco conservatory of flowers. a lot of people are just really curious and they want to know how bad is it. were told the small changes by the hour. you can go multiple times and get a different with. -- kumasi: the summer solstice sunrise waffle breakfast it happens on wednesday, june 21 on howell avenue. you got coffee, juice, and waffles on the menu. organizers are asking people to drop by anytime between sunrise which is around 5:45 and they will be there until 9:00. you don't have to rsvp that is just a way to get together and celebrate the first day of summer with your neighbors. it's the longest day of the year. reggie: oh, yeah. might as will start with waffles. kumasi: celebrating the lgbtq+

throughout the year and particularly through pride month in june. the community center determined for a true colors pride right yesterday. people of all ages and abilities were encouraged to join the ride and several dozen cyclists took part. reggie: i always loved this tradition, the beacon of hope is shining bright on twin peaks. the installation of the pink triangle was completed over the weekend. 175 bright pink out to form the shape of the triangle. now it's a symbol of protest against homophobia. >> we came out to san francisco to turn a symbol of hatred and turn it into something that mean something more than that. that means something that's celebratory in nature. reggie: there are 2700 pink

lights on the triangle. they will be lit up every night for the rest of pride month. it will go until saturday, july 1. was that darcy? drew: probably. reggie: this is a reminder the sf pride parade is here. you can watch the parade live on sunday, june 25 on abc 7 and on our abc 7 bay area streaming app. if you are in the parade or if you're walking down market street, looking for a place to see the parade come see it with us. kumasi: i cannot wait. i got my outfit ready. drew: are they different? same? kumasi: there's going to be a slight change of the top. drew: i love that. reggie: what is our weather going to be like? drew: typical june.

the start of the parade probably quality probably 11:00 a.m. sunshine. reggie: love it. drew: for the weather today it is bright out there already. it is totally clear out there. if we have the winds that picked up yesterday thanks to a cold front moving through. it nixes out our marine layer. gusty today. cool juneteenth for the holiday this afternoon. 7:57 a.m., we are keeping the trent of below average temperatures through next weekend but look at the wind right now. gusting to 41 in oakland. 42 -- 32 at sfo. we are keeping the wind route the day today. it's sunny but cool. mainly in the upper 60's for your daytime highs. in the peninsula right everywhere.

downtown today below average only 63 with the wind. at least we get a lot of sunshine today. 60's to low 70's, north bay of the areas most below average today. 60's to low 70's from the east bay. the wind is certainly there. inman, low to mid 70's. chile spots tonight dipping well into the 40's. is been quite some time since we have seen those that low. keep that in mind as you had to tuesday morning. it's a windy for juneteenth today but it is bright. it is a nice-looking day. we will lose the wind as summer efficiently arrives on wednesday. by thursday and friday we have a lot of cloud cover. we found spec for the weekend, sunday pride, 60's and 70's, guys. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know this morning.

reggie: a shift in the job market. the reason teenagers may find it easier to get a job the summer. kumasi: and a live look outside right now. reggie: it's not gray. kumasi: give me two days. reggie: please. kumasi: we will be right back. >> today i'm off celebrating juneteenth. our country's second independence day. juneteenth commemorates the official ending of slavery because even though the emancipation proclamation was made effective in 1863 and saved -- enslaved people would not be freed until much later. i ancestors were enslaved people in this country. not even a generation out of slavery african-americans took action to transform their lives and our country by establishing schools, running for political

office and suing slaveholders for compensation. today i honor those who survived the unspeakable horrors slavery. to have my platform is my ancestors wildest dream. today i celebrate them on juneteenth.

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twin peaks. it will be lit up every night until the end of pride month. drew: it is a bright and breezy holiday on your dude team. sunshine out there as ready as the sun gets appear. the winds are gusting 25-40 miles per hour keeping temperatures in the 60's and 70's. reggie: there are changes to the transit schedules throughout the bay area. ac on a sunday a saturday schedule. kumasi: today is juneteenth which commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people in the united states. it's a federal holiday. the post office is closed, most angel banks closed as well as the new york stock exchange. despite the intensity of american work culture new evidence shows people are cutting back on extra labor hours and more people are

looking for a proper worklife balance. they are saying no to working overtime for even working 40 hours a week. the average number of weekly hours worked dropped to 34.3 last month. that is below the pre-pandemic average. now that summer vacation is here there are more jobs for teens to fill. demand is high. >> if teens are relatively low pay compared to other workers in the labor force is going to be an advantage for employers to hire teens. kumasi: states like washington, carolina, nevada are seeing higher paychecks. reggie: today's gma first look, parents and teachers are concerned students will experience learning loss during these summer months. there are ways to prevent summer brain drain. here is becky worley. >> in this morning's gma first look, schools out. but there's a downside to the

school vacation. summer learning loss. >> i do know about the summer slide is the real thing i see it every fall. we try to do a lot that doesn't seem like school board. >> a study found that students lost on average 17 and 20% of their school your gains in reading and between 25 and 34% of math gains all during summertime. plus the new crop of educational gains cannot only stave off morning boss but supplement challenges as national data on proficiency shows kids are falling behind. >> if your child needs malpractice, figure out creative ways that make him do math. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m. we will share some tips on how to tackle this with your kids. reggie: on edge after a white powder was melted their homes. the fbi is investigating. plus... >> drag story hour bringing

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a busy father san francisco turns into a dangerous seen. police investigating a gunbattle that injured several people. kumasi: there were multiple mass shootings in different cities one happening at a music festival forcing the venue to cancel the second day. reggie: police keeping the peace between protesters, counter protesters outside a library.

once again a drag story our event at the center of the debate. kumasi: a rift in the grendel party how republican candidates are responding to the front runners legal issues. kumasi: good morning everybody it is monday, june 19. happy juneteenth. drew: you look outside and we already have bright skies, no fog out there thanks to some gusty wind. wind is already gusting around the bay shoreline around 20 to 30 miles per hour. take a look at temperatures. a big cooler than the past couple of mornings. again the wind is with this gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. here's future whether showing you it's a bright day but it's a cool day. temperatures are very slow to warm and this afternoon we are anywhere from about five to 15 degrees below where we should be this time of the year. it's a nice-looking day. we have a lot of sunshine but it

is windy this afternoon. that keeps temperatures in the 60's to the mid-70's. closer look in nine minutes. reggie: gunfire along the waterfront sent several people to the hospital. police say a rolling shootout left six people hurt. at least four of them just people who were caught up in the rampage. it happened last night just before 7:00 at each and stockton street across the street from the tourist heavy pier 39. ryan curry joins us live this morning with what we know. ryan: reggie, good morning. we know of two different shooting locations. the second one just south of the ferry building. it caught up bonnie and rampage that involves several civilians. two girls were hit by the cars as they were speeding away chasing each other.

witnesses, many of whom are tourists, describe it a chaotic scene. the gunbattle started at pier 39 and ended the second shooting location just a few miles away. three civilians, the scene said they were injured by following glass. police on one of the cars involved in the shooting but the other got away. they say inside the one car they found two people when did. they are still searching for the second car. >> the message is clear you cannot and will not ocme -- come to the city. we will find you. we will find you and you will go to jail. reggie: two victims found at the howard street shooting location one of them has life-threatening injuries. the other has non-life-threatening injuries.

the chief says the other civilians entered, all of them are expected to be ok so that is good news following this. they are still looking for the second car. the investigation obviously still ongoing. ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: we will be sure to check back throughout the morning for any new developments on this investigation. kumasi: a teenager is dead this morning, and other injured after a shooting overnight in washington, d.c. it happened around 8:45 and police got there and found two boys when did. separately in the area within two hours of that. three people were injured, two of them miners they are all expected to survive. we are learning of three other mass shootings taken place at locations where people were celebrating. here's abc 7 news reporter jaclyn lee.

>> a celebration turned at least 20 people were shot, one fatally. two are in critical condition while others suffered degrees injuries. >> that motive behind this incident is unclear. this is an active investigation. >> in st. louis multiple people were shot inside an office building where a party was being held. >> multiple firearms recovered at the scene. person of interest to is a juvenile. >> a 17-year-old killed. >> including the deceased. >> and other mass shooting one police say a gunman opened fire at a campground during a music festival. >> we have casualties. we can confirm two people were

killed. three were injured which includes the shooter. >> the suspected shooter walked away from the scene before officers tracked them down. >> the shooter continue to shoot randomly into the crowd and suspect was eventually taken into custody. >> the second day of the beyond wonderland sick festival has been canceled. jaclyn lee, abc 7 news new york. reggie: celebrating pride, and event was met with protests. it happened outside a library where demonstrators pushed back against drag story our pitch they say isn't appropriate for kids. they were met with some opposition. >> good tree has got to go. >> this happen saturday where drag queen vera was outside. >> they are large and then life.

kids love them. >> this group of demonstrators disagree they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i'm against is explicit sexuality. i don't care if it's gay or straight fitting upon young innocent children. >> i feel like we are losing moral grounds in our country and this is not right to do this to children. ♪ i'm going to let it shine >> folks supporting the were here and outnumbered anti-drag protesters. >> if you think there is something not right about bringing children to a drag story our, don't your children. >> with hundreds of

[no audio] kumasi: that was cornell renard reporting. president biden will be pledging a cash infusion as he tries to raise money. the latest data shows the president facing a tough challenge with the white house. here are the latest poll numbers. less than a week after president donald trump's indictment his support among republican voters remains unchanged. president joe biden with a slight lead over trump, 48 to 44% among all registered voters. a poll taken last month had trump leading by six points. also asked registered republicans about the top choice for the gop nomination for president 53% say they support trump.

over the weekend, republicans continued -- >> candidate -- kumasi: in a recent interview chris christie criticized trump's conduct. >> we would not be here if donald trump had simply returned the documents. dozens of times the government asked him to return them. the time the grand jury served a subpoena for them. he waited, defied the government, and then wound up having his house rated. --raided. kumasi: when a reporter asked mike pence whether he would pardon trump tense deflec ted. kumasi: the pope's help as recoveries from surgery just weeks ago. reggie: the pregnancy announcement that has gone

viral. the moment travis barker found out he was going to be of fateher. traffic is a little heavier than expected. 13 minutes from the told cau plaza. drew: it is breezy out there this morning. it will be a bright start to the day. it nixes and brings a pretty clear start to this morning. cool for juneteenth, to even exceed 70 degrees in some of our spots. that's 15 degrees below where we should be this time of year. had a cold front moved through. we are under the influence of another low-pressure system. keeping temperatures below average and the winds stick with us. look at this afternoon, the wind

on short 30 to 40 miles per hour. expect a very windy day. take a live look outside it's a bright day cool and gusty. about 50 figure afternoon temperatures most of us only getting into the 60's. inland we get to the low 70's but with the wind gusting about 30 to 40 miles per hour we will certainly feel cool. bright out there, a lot of sunshine. those temperatures, 67 in oakland. 68 san rafael, 63 in the city, only 73 in concord. taking a look at temperatures

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investigation into dozens of letters containing a suspicious white powder. video shows a hazmat team outside his state representatives home. the lawmaker through the letter and a nearby flowerpot. state representative stephen owen said it had a fake return address from a church. >> they were very methodical and very thoughtful. this was very intentionally meant to get lawmakers to open this letter. reggie: in an abc affiliate, better not to choke on your ambition. the substance has been tested and deemed not explosive and not a biohazard. there is an investigation to tracked on the suspect and all the letters. kumasi: and then he blinken in china right now. there is a lot on the agenda

when he meets with his chinese counterpart for a high-stakes two-day meeting. china have been tense and the stakes are high for the world's two biggest economies. >> intense competition sustained diplomacy to ensure competition does not fear into confrontation. kumasi: blinken strip was supposed to happen in february. it was canceled after a chinese spy balloon flew over u.s. airspace. reggie: pope francis is back on the job two days after being released from the hospital. he greeted thousands for his traditional prayer service. he had an operation to remove in intestinal scar tissue. earlier this year he was hospitalized for three days. he plans to take two trips this

summer to portugal and mongolia. kumasi: courtney kardashian said she is pregnant and she made the announcement during a blink 182 concert. >> this morning news of another kardashian to keep up with. courtney kardashian revealing she's expecting. video shows the 44-year-old kardashian star holding a sign at a blink 182 concert. travis barker was on the drums reading travis, i'm pregnant. three children from a previous relationship has opened up on the hulu series about her experience with in vitro fertilization or ivf. >> travis and i want to have a baby so my doctor took us down this road of doing ivf and it

hasn't been the most amazing experience. >> in the season three premiere courtney revealing she and travis barker stopped ivf entirely. >> we are officially done with ivf. >> sisters kim and khloe up about their own ivf struggles. >> ivf is still improving every single day. i commended courtney for opening up to say she was stopping her treatment because she and her partner got to the point of futility where they felt like they couldn't make a difference. >> the kardashian sisters joining other women who have spoken about their infertility challenges. according to the nih affects one in eight couples and since 1978 over 5 million children worldwide have been conceived via ivf. the cdc offering an online ivf

success estimator to help hopeful mothers determine their likelihood of pregnancy using the method. using factors like weight, height, number of previous pregnancies, and age. >> when someone is over the age of 40 it's important to cancel them that the chances of success can almost approximate the chance of getting pregnant on their own. reggie: here is courtney kardashian on instagram. the announcement went viral garnering 6.2 million likes since friday. good for her. kumasi: congratulations. drew: expanding the family. that's nice. reggie: more people to be on the show. adding to the cost every year. how about definitely. drew: what a lovely morning. it's already sunny out there. we have clear skies. here is a live look at the beach.

it's going to turn out to be a nice-looking beach day. you see a little to the left of the lifeguard check. he's out there with his detector. looking for any treasures. he'd be a lovely guest if he ever -- imagine if he found something nice. it is bright. it is going to be a cool day. gusty wind and below average temperatures. summer officially arrives wednesday morning. we will switch seasons like around this week that the next seven days temperatures are staying below average. look at the wind this morning. we are still under the influence of the passage. 28 in the city, 32 means the wind stays with us all day today keeping us on the cool side.

only in the 60's with bright conditions, good air quality. peninsula, 66 in san mateo. it is sunny across the entire city today even near the ocean. north bay about 15 degrees below average for this time of year. 60's to low 70's by 4:00 p.m. mainly 60's to low 70's today. as we had inland low to mid 70's with sunshine. tonight, we have some chilly spots dipping into the 40's. we will have a slight chill in our atmosphere first thing tomorrow morning. next seven days, it is windy on our juneteenth holiday today. we keep the reason sunshine today. wednesday morning, summer arrives. temperatures go right back down thursday and friday with another trough in place across the west coast.

we bounceback for the weekend. fog to sunshine and temperatures in the 60's and 70's. reggie: a bear break-in left the animal scribbling to get out. kumasi: the bear takes hanging out to new heights. we will find out how all this ended. reggie: and later in gma people running to safety as a waterspout invades a florida beach. kumasi: a live look of your morning commute. not too much traffic but what is on the road is moving through quickly. it's juneteenth, it's a holiday so we expect lighter roadways but if anything changes with that, we will let you know.

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kumasi: the warriors did not finish the season with back-to-back championships. the franchise celebrated the 10th anniversary of the community foundation. it finds ways to give back through grants and refurbishments and educational programs. >> all of our team members, we did 60 hours of community service not mentioning players and all the other things we did. since the inception of our foundation we have given out over $30 million in grants.

our focus is on educational equity, youth development across the bay area. our focus is, we want to make sure we are investing in the right places so we can have as much of an impact as possible. kumasi: in the past the foundation awarded more than $2 million in grants to 66 organizations across the bay area. reggie: an uninvited guest was seen leaving a colorado home after breaking in to steal a man's dinner. you can see, rudy. kumasi: hold on i will send it back. reggie: ok. we will see it in a second. this bear was hanging out -- there it is -- broke into a home in steamboat springs. the bear guess got scared. kumasi: this is ridiculous. reggie: the bare thought can i drop? and then thought maybe not.

it made the wise decision of going to a lower floor and then going out that window. that's a smart bear. i'm surprised this bear -- kumasi: held on like that? reggie: and could pull up. you know how heavy the berries? this is a prayer that -- this is a bear that does crossfit. reggie: areas. you floor. drew: yeah, double floor. reggie: he went to help himself to some products. drew: can you imagine being in the house-senate there's a bear walking pastor hallway? reggie: do you think it was shaken baked? kumasi: absolutely not. reggie: don't speak ill of that. drew: the plastic bag, you get

all the spices. kumasi: i'm not going to say anything because you're my friend. [laughter] drew: at least we had spices on the port talk. ok? at least there was flavor. kumasi: i'm still not over the stove top. [laughter] drew: it was so delicious. that's all we know. it's windy out there this morning. temperatures right now starting out low. we will have a breeze with this all day today. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: tickets for robotech c. still some major hurdles in the way of getting out those citations. reggie: the popularity of pickle ball. you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, gunfir erecting on san francisco waterfront. police are calling it a car to car shooting. what we learn about the investigation. reggie: gop president of desantis is here and the president is as well. kumasi: and what experts say pandemic air habits that will not be going away