announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> this is just so much damage in such a short time. reggie: cars left damage and building was vandalized. the unsanctioned street party in san francisco responsible for the mess. >> pushing back against price gouging. the new state law will help prevent fixed spikes in gas prices. reggie: and we are hearing the audio recordings at the center of a federal case against former president donald trump. he believes the prove his innocence. prosecutors say it actually proves his guilt.

plus -- >> it just doesn't make any sense. kumasi: san jose's mayor blast major league baseball for excluding the city from playing ball. he has joined former mayors in an effort to bring a team to silicon valley. reggie: good morning and welcome to tuesday, june 27. drew: pleasant today before we start seeing warm weather. out there right now we have clouds, a live look from the exploratorium camera. we will keep temperatures on the below average side once again this afternoon. temperatures right now, basically were the previous mornings, mainly in the mid-50's out there as we begin on tuesday. that cloud cover is still with us in many spots, even by 10:00 a.m., so it is this luke cleary temperatures one or two degrees warmer today. still below average for this

time of year. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. release decisions on 10 cases. the rulings will decide the fate of millions of americans with student loans. also, and affirmative action case can overturn a 40 year precedent of race conscious college admissions. another case looks at election laws and another whether or not businesses can deny services to lgbtq+ customers. kumasi: former president donald trump in his own words. abc news has obtained the recording that is a key piece of evidence in the classified documents case. this is a recording where trump admits he cap classified documents that were no longer declassified. >> the from a 2021 interview he gave at

his bedminster new jersey resort. in the recording, trump is speaking with two people working on an autobiography about former trump chief of staff mark meadows. he seems to be showing off the secret documents and admitting he did not declassified them. >> they were from the military, given to me. i can probably do that. declassified them. now i can't. >> a campaign spokesperson sent a response to abc saying the audiotape provides context proving once again that president trump did nothing wrong at all. of course this is believed to be a key piece of evidence in the federal case against the former president who was indicted on 37 counts. trump s plead not guilty. kumasi: the former president is

once again threatening to skip the first public -- republican presidential campaign debate. a number of gop candidates like chris christie have been pressuring trump to participate. he has said that he would forgo the debate stage because of moderators refusal of organizations sponsoring those banks. reggie: california drivers have new protection from price gouging at the gas pump. landmark legislation increase prices beyond the limits set by the state. amanda is live in dublin will are seeing some of the lowest gas prices in the area. amanda: cracking down on price gouging at the gas pump. here in dublin, we found some of the cheapest gas if you are paying by cash. he says the law steps up

oversight and accountability on the oil and gas industry. so what does it mean for us? immediately, the law is written to expose price manipulation in real time by requiring daily reports. it will also require monthly reports on profit margins and even more, it establishes a new independent watchdog called the division of petroleum market oversight within the california energy commission to monitor the industry. all in the name of transparency. governor newsom said the new laws will hopefully help better manage gas supply and track refinery profitss so the resident here are not vulnerable to what he has called degrees is oil. >> this is just the start. -- greedy williams of big oil. -- whims.

ruling out price gouging in real-time, helping you keep money in your pocket. >> the governor's office touting california's new law as a model for the nation, adding a recent national poll found 89% of americans support efforts to crack down on gas price gouging. last week, california was no longer the state with the most expensive gas prices, so that is some good news, especially heading into the july for holiday travel season. i guess it is next week. i think it is tuesday. something to think about, especially as you have more money in your pockets this holiday, coming up next week. kumasi: francisco are angry because people at a party caused thousands of dollars in damage. in all heaven saturday night. look at this. cards and at least half a dozen buildings tagged with feeding.

neighbors say so far there has been an unsanctioned street party in that area every year during pride weekend. the tagging was comparable, the fact that they demolished several cars or ratios or hoods. >> it was just really frustrating and tough to see that happen when i came back. >> officers took police reports yesterday. no arrests have been made. force is about to get a boost. william scott said they have the largest class in three years. 32 recruits estimate their training. san francisco is short hundreds of officers and continues to rely on overtime to meet demand. the city recently posted its overtime budget and recruiting effort. tomorrow, -- the annual

community tour in an effort to keep the city safer. officers will provide free food and there will be several activities for families to enjoy. local law enforcement is looking to build a trusting relationship with their community members. the first will be at 90 8th avenue. that goes from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00. drew: w with us first thing on our tuesday. we are still below average. 60's, 70's, and low 80's later on this afternoon. this will feel rathe compared to the hot air we are expecting by the end of the weekend for the upcoming weekend. so enjoy those temperatures. satellite fell under the influence of this low pressure. pretty much over nevada, the marine layer is i

that will act like a heat pump and bring about some very summerlike heat by friday saturday. a couple of degrees warmer today than yesterday, but we are still below average this time of year. taking off. even hotter saturday and into sunday. we will show you those numbers coming up in about nine minutes. let's check in with jobina on traffic. jobina: advisories for the dumbarton bridge and altamont pass, they have no blocking issues to report right now. starting here with a live look outside, the san mateo of risher, is actually a bit busy for people traveling in the westbound direction. the debris was busy as well this

morning, at least for this time of the morning. also some drizzle on the bridge as well. this is a live look in emeryville showing you 80. this highlights traveling westbound toward the maze and again, wind advisory to the ultimate pass as you are driving through the area. tracy to dublin about 45 minutes for the ride. costco appears to be taking a page out of the netflix playbook the new policy change that can impact your next grocery trip. >> will the bay area be a better place or a worse place if we see massive service cuts? kumasi: the push to say public transit. the public lifeline that could cause all of us in the bay area. reggie: san francisco leaders say tourists are coming back to the city, and optimistic boost for a city that much needs to recover from the pandemic. kumasi: we will be right back.

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reggie: with the oakland a's all but said to make the move to las vegas, san jose's mayor is pushing for major league baseball to revisit a controversial role that keeps the south bay from getting a baseball team. dustin dorsey explained the role and what we need to change. >> we believe that the future expansion team, should a team designed to relocate from another market, san jose should be high on the list. today we are legally barred from being even consider. >> that is due to territorial rights after the at large franchise gifted them sarah -- santa clara county rights in 1990. 33 years later, the past five san jose mayors wrote a letter to end of the commissioner rob manfred asking him to abandon these territorial rights that he says no other u.s. city has to deal with. >> we are the only city in any professional sport that faces this kind of restriction. it just doesn't make any sense. >> the letter details how san jose is not only the most part

of the city and offers financial opportunities due to silicon valley companies, the mayors is a city is safer than current end of the oakland and san francisco. >> nobody going to a sporting event wants to worry about their car being broken into and in san jose, they don't have to. >> the latest property crime numbers available to our data team from the fbi uniform reporting program backed that up. meanwhile, a longtime sports columnist has cover this for years and degrees with mayor mahan that an mlb team would be successful in san jose. >> giants must be convinced it would work, otherwise they would be so scared of and actually may be happening. i don't know any other market in america right now that major league baseball should be more interested in accessing. >> while baseball owners could disallow the rights i-4's vote, you think that is a long shot with the current ownership and mlb commissioner. >> i think what history is written, people will look back and see that major league

baseball made a huge mistake in not allowing the a's to move to san jose, and i think they would be making a huge mistake again not to consider san jose as an expansion market now that the a's are gone. kumasi: taking his k2 the mlb. is the chance for a taking. >> you could easily make the case that with all the money available in silicon valley, that they could build a palace that they would be able to afford a pretty hefty relocation fee or an expansion fee to the tune of $1 billion to $2 billion that other major-league owners would say hey, drop the money in my lap. kumasi: now we have to wait and see if the mlb commission responds to san jose's request to bring a franchise to the city. reggie: this morning we are learning more about a proposal i can see higher tolls coming to most bay area bridges that would

help fund public transportation. we told you about this yesterday. state senator scott wiener is proposing the bill would increase tolls on all bay area bridges, except the golden gate bridge by $1.50. the money would be used to bailout transit agencies struggling after the pandemic. >> and that will generate a significant sum of money to make sure that we do not have to eliminate nighttime and weekend service or an entire line to make sure that we don't eliminate 15 bus lines entirely. already scheduled to increase by one dollar in january of 2025. state senator steve glaser is opposed to the new proposal. the issue: for more oversight of finances. kumasi: caltrans has put a fare hike on hold through the end of the year as they try to get more riders back on board.

caltrans also extending the 20% monthly pass discount as part of the effort. in the east bay, a big win for transit. the agency was just awarded a 25.5 million dollar grant from the federal government to be used to replace diesel engine buses with 25 state-of-the-art electric buses. ac transit also plans to donate zero emission buses to university as train maintenance workers with a bit of software and hardware for hands-on training. reggie: a plan to make over two san francisco piers is in the works. state senator scott wiener legislation calls for repairs and mixed-use development. some of the amenities will include promenades, a floating swimming pool, and a market hall. the golden state warriors have agreed to pay for some of the cost. the bill is now headed to another committee. kumasi: i'm here for that pull idea. reggie: i'm still not convinced.

>> is never a bad idea to have a pool. drew: like three days a year the city would actually be excited about it. >> i would be excited more than that. drew: but the option would be nice. useful to us. it definitely does need to be heated or hot. >> i'm back on board. cloudy. some drizzle, here is that great look at her tuesday. we had a lot of changes coming our way in the week ahead. it's going to be a shock to the system by the end of the week as some of the warmest air so far this year is coming our way. cloudy skies with patchy drill this morning. more pleasant but cooler this afternoon. friday, saturday and sunday we

are significantly warmer. it has been a very cool spring, a cool start of the summer season. june has been well below average for this time of year, so when we see these numbers by the end of the week, it is going to feel a lot more like summer. today we are in the 60's and 70's around the shoreline. the warmest spots getting into the low 80's. these numbers three to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. lots of coastal drizzle and numbers in the 50's. by the end of the week, high pressure will move pin which warms us up and compresses, so future tracker temperatures, look what happens on friday. it is very hot in the 90's. the microclimates are in play, meaning the coast is relatively cool in the 60's. the peak of the warm spell the likely occur saturday afternoon. we will see triple digit heat in the hottest spots. and with the first warm spell of the season, it is a little harder on the body then september or october, so we will have to take it easy over the

weekend. below average today. we start to warm up. summerfield legacy on thursday. the coast is mild on friday and saturday is the hottest day of this warm spell. they people moderate by early next week. kumasi: dairy trick -- cl traffic update because so far, things are looking really clear. that is good news for you. southbound for your reference. that spot. reggie: go party. at the airbnb. how you can win a one night stay inside a home obviously inspired by barb's malibu dream house.

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>> if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. abc news has obtained an audio recording of donald trump appearing to show off secret documents he did not declassified. the first hearing in the case over his handling of classified documents is scheduled for next month. reggie: airlines are scrambling to recover after more than 1600 flights were canceled and even more related. to hit the road, you could see cheaper prices. a new california law is now in effect to give state regulators the power to penalize price gouging. would be the walgreens at the corner of castro street on 18 and san francisco. you do not need an appointment.

>> and number five, it is pleasant today, but hot weather is on the way. sunshine, and we start to warm up by thursday. >> number six, traffic is light so far this morning for your commute. no issues, just a couple of winter advisories. i will let you know if that changes. >> number seven, a pride flag is now flying over the santa clara county government building in san jose. the pride festival have in the last week of august. the san jose pride parade is set for sunday, august 27. as we near the end of pride month, a group of lgbtq+ leaders, advocates and allies are taking stock of the issues facing the community. the state attorney general and equality california released the first ever state of pride report. the report finds hate crimes against the lgbtq+ community have risen dramatically in california by 29% from last year. researchers say lgbtq+ children are bullied at rates four times

higher than non-lgbtq+ groups. >> the targeting is strong. now more than ever, need each other. underscores how much work we still have to do in california. >> effort to expand rights of the lgbtq+ community. reggie: it never went up to nearly 22 million. that is both domestic and international travelers. >> we see incredible growth in mexico, canada, the u.k., and germany as well as india as our

fastest growing. we have seen rapid recovery year over year and festivals like this are will continue that recovery to san francisco. reggie: we are still not where we were pre-pandemic, although they expect that to be back by 2026, around 26 million visitors per year. provides more money for police and supportive housing, but it also proposes $780 million in cuts to other city services. these include a $50 million cut for early childhood education. >> there is no such thing as equitable cuts. instead of balancing the budget on our community, we should be doubling down in the investment in the people. kumasi: the mayor also wants to

cut $20 million to the city regret -- city grocery assistance program that represents one third of its funding. san francisco has to pass a budget by august 1. sharing your costco card consumed the more challenging. the wholesale club is cracking down on members sharing their card with unauthorized users. business insider is reporting employees are asking shoppers in the self checkout line to show their card and their photo. a statement from costco says it is not right for nonmembers to get the same benefits as others. reggie: if you ever wanted to stay in a barbie dream house, here is a chance. in anticipation of the live-action movie, a life-size already malibu dream house is up for grabs on airbnb. the team behind the movie and airbnb work together for this malibu mansion covered in pink. if you want to stay, you can sign up starting at 10:00 a.m. on july 17.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> i frankly am glad that today was a stand to say we will not tolerate these conditions. reggie: state finds for half moon bay mushroom farms where farmworkers accused of killing seven people.

the safety violations being levied by cal osha. >> a brief rebellion in russia. the new response from the kremlin and what we are learning about a deal that stopped the attack. reggie: governor newsom making good on his promise to push back against the oil companies. new laws now in effect to have californians at the pump. we will get to the stories, but first, we checked in with drew. drew: temperature still below average for this time of year. outside this morning, here's a live look from the camera showing you those overcast skies. temperatures right now, starting off in the 50's. tickle temperatures first thing out of the door on her tuesday. live doppler 7 invisibility showing you some low visibility despite having overcast skies. we are doing just fine when it comes to visibility. some coastal drizzle underneath the fog right now. future rather showing the clouds are slow to break down. temperatures today, a few

degrees warmer than yesterday, but we are still cool for this time of year. 68 oakland today. 75 in san jose. about 81 in santa rosa and antioch. much warmer weather coming up in about eight minutes. as we take a look at the end of the week, let's check in with jobina. jobina: a brand-new report of a fire on a freeway in pleasanton, so i will have an update for you in just a moment. until then, in that picture from this time yesterday. they are not on yet, continue to track that for you. looking live, light conditions here. again, just a couple of winter advisories. most notably, through the ultimate pass reducing the drive times increase from tracy to dublin. just short of one hour, and now it is selling around highway four in the westbound direction. reggie? reggie: the state has new tools

on preventing big spikes in gas prices in california. amanda is live in dublin the new state law aimed at gas companies ahead of the fourth of july weekend. amanda: many of us with the headache ties to holiday travel, and while i can't promise that won't be the case for the fourth of july, i can confirm that the state is now cracking down on price gouging at the gascon. -- gas pump. the governor's office is touting the new law as a model for the nation, pointing to a recent national poll that found 89% of americans support efforts to crack down on gas price gouging. last week, california was no longer the state with the most expensive gas prices and this week the new law brings about a few changes including measures to expose price manipulation in real time by requiring daily reports on the market. the governor's office says it is also meant to help prevent gas

spikes caused by refineries going off-line. the law allows monthly report on profit margins and beyond that establishes the division of petroleum market oversight to monitor the industry. that is a new independent watchdog within the california energy commission. a new video posted on twitter were governor newsom spoke about delivering on a promise to will big oil accountable. darker california's price gouging law is officially in effect. a few months ago, i signed a law to stop price gouging at the pump, stepping up our oversight and accountability on the oil and gas industry. amanda: all of in the name of transparency. governor newsom adding the new law will hopefully better manage gas supply and track refinery profits so that residents here already vulnerable to what he is calling the "greedy whims of big oil." back at live, we've found some of the bay area's cheapest

gas. it is $4.09 here at the safeway along dublin boulevard. the good news heading into the july 4 holiday. reporting live, amanda, abc 7 news. reggie: getting a new look at the damage done to the highway in big sur during the strong winter storms. here is an aerial view of one section that washed away. it has been closed all of 2020 three after storms because the hillside to give way. caltrans officials say crews are working 24 hours a day to repair the damage but it will likely be several more months before the high we will fully reopen. and last week, officials said they would have a better idea of the reopening date by mid july. >> facing heavy fines and half moon bay, accused of not doing enough to protect against workplace violence.

the states says both failed to establish a safety plan that includes training workers in ways they can understand. both are also accused of not securing pop -- proper permitting for on-site worker housing. >>, trailers, campers. and what we eventually saw was a storage container. a couple of us that were housing, none of us knew that that was actual housing. request for comment. abc 7 has done an even deeper dive into the crisis uncovered by that shooting, the horrific conditions some farmworkers endured. workers spent days investigating how these conditions were even allowed to happen. you can at wherever you stream. president biden announced a plan to provide high-speed, low cost

internet to all americans. buying: today, we are making an investment to connect everyone in america to high-speed internet by 2030. if the biggest investment on high-speed internet ever. kumasi: it will include billion investment to install fiber-optic -- hyperopic cables and more areas. people who qualify can get discounts about the $30 per month on high-speed internet. you can learn more on registering at getinternet.gov. apparently we are not done with covid vaccines just yet. when it is expected to be available in the bay area. reggie: and the robotic give the wearer four more extra limbs. drew: outside showing in bay bridge. we certainly have cloud cover upstairs. some areas of drizzle first thing this morning as we had a pretty deep marine layer to

start out at tuesday, another day were the afternoon is pleasant for those temperatures are still below average for this time of year. we will go to the 60's and 70's this afternoon in many cities. about three to 10 below were we should be this time of year. by the end of the week, we will have these temperatures above average, some of the warmest air so far this year moving in by friday and settling over for the upcoming weekend. we will talk about that in one second. we still have an upper level low giving us the cooler than average today. the deeper marine layer this morning but what will change, by friday, it is essentially going to sit on top of northern california and bring about that warmer weather and also pretty much take away the marine layer by thursday and friday morning

it is pleasant, but below average once again. numbers generally in the 60's and 70's. warmer tomorrow with temperatures really beginning to pick up by thursday. it will climb even more by friday and saturday. hot temperatures coming up in about nine m

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his troops got closer to moscow than previously reported, about 100 miles from the russian capital. making much faster progress than they imagined. shooting helicopters and fighter jet along the way, and an enraged vladimir putin claiming the armed rebellion would have suppressed in any case in condemned organizers for betraying pressure, though never mentioning him by name. he also broke his silence from an unknown location, saying in an audio recording that his goal was to protest moscow's attempt to dissolve his forces into the russian army, not take down putin. >> the big picture is the weakness of russia both at the top and even on the lines and the strength of the as well as the preparation of ukraine for this

counteroffensive, which has been building for months. it comes at a great time the cranes. kumasi: -- jobina: we could get more details today. a key putin ally is expected to talk to reporters so we will be watching for that. reggie: the u.s. is expected to announce another military aid package for ukraine and the ongoing war against russia. the u.s. will provide $500 million in military vehicles which will bring the u.s. total to $39 billion to ukraine. having today, walgreens will offer free hiv testing for national hiv testing day. there are 400 locations nationwide participating, making it the largest free hiv testing event in the country, although we looked it up for you, and in the bay area, there's only one store offering it, the one at 18th and castro in san francisco. according to hiv.gov, more than one million people in the u.s.

have hiv and about 13% of them don't know it. >> usually, the test takes about 20 minutes, where you can have your results within 20 minutes and know your status. then learn more about what to do when you know your status. >> there are also many other places you can get free or low-cost testing. you can find those locations by going to greaterthan.org to get the nearest clinic to you. kumasi: an updated booster schauffele aim to protect people against the new strain. >> there' boosters protect you against getting covid for at least a few months and give you significant protection against severe covid for a year. kumasi: new fda-approved boosters will protect people from the xbb the current boosters to protect

people that a newer version will keep your immune system up-to-date. the new shot has to get a recommendation from the cdc. officials hope to administer by september. reggie: san francisco transportation officials and state regulators are reportedly at odds over a proposal to expand the driverless taxi program. according to the chronicle, analysis by the county transportation authority shows way fewer cars got into collisions with injuries at a rate 1.3 times higher than the average human driver. state regulators dispute the analysis saying that it overlooks the facts, including how many of the crashes involve the car being rear-ended. san francisco officials have also cited other issues, like stalled vehicles blocking traffic and public transit in their opposition to this expansion. a key vote on that expansion is set for thursday. kumasi: a professor at the university of tokyo combines the skills of robotics with the art of defense.

so the device is strapped to a performers back and add an additional four limbs. the remotely, so there's no use of artificial intelligence. as of this point. the developer says his work sets out to explore how tech can function as an extension of the human body. talk about the whales. this is such a beautiful sight off the coast of australia. almost 5000 hmmm back whales were spotted over the weekend during an annual --, and that is a big increase from last year. better weather and cleaner water contributed to a rise in more whales being seen this year. hmmm back whales usually migrate north from antarctica to australia during the summer months.

it's one of the longest migrations of any mammal in the world. you know i got to see them in january. it is one of the best experiences ever. because they are so close to you. they are so beautiful and massive. reggie: did any of them breach while you were out there? that's amazing. kumasi: they have the mom, the calfs, so some of them were together. and some were trying to find the mate and one was not having it, she was getting upset and they were chasing her. i was like, this is intense, she does not want you. she has options. reggie: you saw a whole drama. kumasi: it was all the things. it was the fall everything. -- full everything. reggie: it's like houston. up for my tbl whale

watching experience where i saw zero. not one. kumasi: and you just kept waiting? jobina: they tell you >> some people were so sick always all of the floor. it was very choppy. beach. santa cruz this morning is looking quite cloudy out there. it is likely the hottest air we've seen so far this year with such a cool spring, because

start the summer. it will feel quite hard by the end of the week. today, enjoy the pleasant temperatures. 60's and 70's for the most part. inland and the warmest spots, low 80's. anywhere from three to 10 degrees below average with increasing sunshine. we will turn overcast and have that drizzle and temperatures mainly in the 50's. tomorrow is pleasant as well but by friday, temperatures really take off. from what you see on the map, a wide range. the coast will stay relatively comfortable in the 60's and 70's, a bit of an onshore flow. the high-pressure, into the 90's we go. on saturday, areas meet or exceed 100 degrees inland, and in the south bay. staying very comfortable in the 60's and 70's.

pleasant but below average today. by thursday and friday, we are hot inland, mild one the coast. the hottest day is going to be saturday. the heat still hold on for sunday. jobina: i mentioned that fire along the freeway in pleasanton. we are going to get right to it, it is causing a slowdown right now along westbound 580. looking miles per hour. we also have residual delays on northbound 880. it is looking a little ugly in both directions. metering lights officially flipped on at the bay bridge toll plaza. the exact time is going to be 5:32, so expect some delays. reggie: the country were millions of residents will make of younger. kumasi: first, robin roberts sitting down one on one with the

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reggie: the suspect in the mass shooting at club q, a gay bar in colorado springs has played guilty to murder. he was accused of killing five people and injuring 19 others last november. the 23 euros immediately sentenced to five consecutive life sentences in prison and an additional 2000 years in prison for the attempted murder charges. police say they opened an ar-15 style rifle inside the club for being wrestles down by bystanders. >> they harbor and hatred and a

commitment violence toward the lgbtq+ community. reggie: there is no death penalty in the state of colorado, but they can still potentially face a death sentence if federally charged. kumasi: the man charged deaths of four university of idaho student is expected back in court today. documents indicate his dna ties into the crimes. his lawyers plan to raise questions on the dna testing in court today and request more materials from the grand jury indictment. >> they are saying that his acts were especially heinous, and welcoming one murder, he was preparing for another. they are also seeing he is a danger to society and has utter disregard for human life. if they are able to prove just one of these factors, you can be put to death. was charged with misdemeanor theft back in 2014 when his anthony struggled with drug addiction.

his trial set for october 2. reggie: the canonicity teenager who was shot after mistakenly going to the wrong home to pick up his brothers is speaking this morning exclusively with abc news. here's andrew dymburt. andrew: and abc news exclusive. >> telling what happened when you go to that address. andrew: just over two months ago, ralph yarl was testing a beautiful older brother, picking up his twin siblings from a friend's house in kansas city, only he went to the wrong address and when you ring the doorbell, the man on the other set of the door, 85-year-old andrew lester, shot him. he survived but has a long road of recovery ahead. for the first time, he's telling a story to robin roberts. robin: what do you want people to know about you? >> i'm just a kid. i'm not larger-than-life because this happened to me. i'm going to keep doing other stuff that makes me happy and just living my life the best i can.

i'm not like this andrew: coming up, we will have much more on this exclusive interview. drew: rising. you also see the morning cloud cover is sitting close to the surface right now. when we clear of the fog, we are in for a pleasant afternoon. temperatures still below average. a lot of cloud cover. along the coast, we have some drizzle as well. we're in the 50's for t several hours across the region. a live look from the camera showing you that cloud cover up above right now. we will have mostly cloudy skies first thing. do think we have brighter skies this afternoon, mainly in the 60's and 70's today, but warmer weather is on the horizon by thursday, friday. jobina: new at 6:00, the bay

area counties had to discuss harsher penalties for people watching -- shows today. reggie: the academy is said to finally honor the actors. >> and exploring the possibility of pickle ball -- popularity of pickle ball. we are explaining. reggie: right now it is a live look outside at 5:56.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it says resident com because fight. no i can't. isn't that interesting? kumasi: new audio recordings appear to