snoop dogg: look at those spicy birds right there. wooh. y'all are 100% all-white meat, huh? man, that bird is getting sauced up. just $5.49? ok, i like that. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> happening now, passengers are standing by after a cruise ship crashes in the san francisco bay. we are looking at pier 27 they work towards a setting sail. >> elon musk is threatening legal action over mark zuckerberg's later social media app. the accusations being levied as the new app gains nearly 2

million followers an hour. >> the u.s. is preparing to supply ukraine with a controversial weapon as the country battles russia's invasion. >> and you could become a millionaire, even a billionaire. buy a lottery ticket today. >> it is friday. we made it. >> thank goodness. [laughter] >> we are happy. >> ok, you work only two days. [laughter] >> hold up here. >> because we want to take the whole week off but i do not have the vacation, so here i am. [laughter] drew: we have cooler weather for the weekend. take a look outside. it is cloudy again. we have some drizzle. right now we are in the 50's again. a steady pattern from morning to

afternoon. slow to warm, similar to yesterday. we will time out for you. clouds pulling back to the coast faster today compared to yesterday. yesterday we were in the clouds for much of the day. it is another day below average. this trend is continuing. 60's around the bay shoreline. 70's in the warmest spots. the weekend forecast in eight minutes. jobina: we will start with a live camera in emeryville, headlights are traveling westbound. at the moment we have wind for the anti-on ridge and other bridges, but not at the bay or through the ultimate past. not involving the primary commute corridors. no blocking issues.

tracy to dublin is about 32 minutes. julian: now we want to take you back out to. 27 ruby princess is.. repairs -- is docked. repairs are happening the cruise ship was supposed to be going to alaska. this is not the start passengers were hoping for. our reporter has the amanda, the situation of hurry up and wait continues. amanda: but good news, they are working on repairs at this time. i will step out of the way. you can see the work happening on the hull. the visible damage is easy to see, but the extent of the damage is still unknown. not specified by the ship's operator, princes cruises. they are continuing to work with the u.s. coast guard to get clearance to sail.

we where the first on the scene yesterday morning shortly after the cruiseship crashed into the peer. princes -- pier. princes cruise did not say when they would be thes parting -- departing. they were supposed to be taking a 10 day trip to alaska. they let the passengers on as early as 11:30 a.m. but here we are after 5 a.m. the next day and they still have not left. the ship had just ramped up a separate 10 day alaskan cruise yesterday with more than 3300 guests and 1200 crew members on board. princess time where the guests -- wer the guests in danger. many have shared their confidence that they would be able to depart on the steamship after repairs. >> i am still going. >> i have trust in the

inspectors. >> i think it is a fender bender, like on a car, when you accidentally bump into something you shouldn't. amanda: now, princess will provide "a goodwill gesture of compensation" once the full effect of the necessary changes is known. shortly after the cruise ship docked, departing passengers say the ship was coming in too fast. at this time, no update from princess cruises on if the ruby princess will depart. but isaac until behind me, people are at it, they are trying to work on the repair work. again, we were here first thing yesterday morning after it happened. and you can see they damage to the hull. people shared pictures showing damage to the dock as well.

hear from a maritime expert who talks about really being dependent, that departure being dependent on some of the damage and repair work. for now, live here at we will see. julian: the ruby princess pilot is being alcohol tested and drug tested, standard procedure. they dock throughout the bay area. there are more than 50 at the moment with four trainees in the pipeline right now. according to the executive director, the coast guard is helping in the investigation as to what happened at pier 27. >> they have sent investigations team to the vessel it will be conducting inspections and investigations. julian: the board of pilot commissioners says the pilot is

on the evaluation committee, responsible for trainees, and anybody on the committee would have to be a pilot for more than 10 years. kumasi: developing news in the war in ukraine, the biden administration could be close to announcing it is supply ukraine with cluster ammunitions. we have the latest from the live desk. this is a controversial weapon. jobina: it is widely banned because of the risk of injury and death. but the weapon could be a critical asset to ukraine in their counteroffensive, which president zelenskyy says he wants done faster. it comes after a deadly airstrike in lviv, close to the border with poland. a search for survivors is underway right now. at least seven people killed in that western city after a heavy missile attack from russia on the area. and the russian airstrike coming as ukraine remains focused on

retaking territory and its counteroffensive. martha raddatz is hear ask president zelenskyy about the effort. >> what is your assessment of how the counteroffensive is going? >> all of us, we faster because every day there's more losses of ukrainians. jobina: again, pentagon officials are not ruling out providing cluster munitions. cluster munitions, which russia is using right now, are shells with smaller bombs that explode and strike targets across a wider area. they are criticized because they can leave unexploded fragments behind, risking injury and death to civilians. the u.s. allies signed a treaty banning their use by the u.s. could announce a decision on these munitions as soon as

today. moscow says the u.s. recently violated protocols. julian: ok. this morning, the new social media app from meta 2 million users in our and now twitter is striking back. reporter: good morning, the feud between twitter and meta is entering illegal territory. elon musk sent a cease and desist letter to meta, saying that they stole trade secrets. the letter claims meta hired dozens of former twitter employees to build threads. they say there are no former twitter employees on the engineering team. experts say it is up to a court to decide the legal battle and meta will have to step up to the plate. >> they have to prove they on

the design -- own the design. and the paper and all these kinds of things. the court will decide it. i look at this like a distraction thtat musk is trying to distract meta from going ahead because they are at full speed. it is incredible to see how many people joined the new platform, an average of 2 million every hour. and that is unheard of, especially for a social media platform. reporter: so far, threads runaway success, some even calling it the twitter killer. more than 30 million people signed up in less than 24 hours. in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez. drew: 5:10 a.m. and it is breezy to start friday. it is an indication that an

onshore flow is with us, keeping us cool through the upcoming weekend. so you could see gusts of up 30. 12-15 through the delta right now. winds will pick up again this afternoon. here is a look outside showing you the bay and the city. cloudy skies again this morning. the warming process is slow. in the afternoon it will be breezy with winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour, keeping the temperatures below average for this time move your. we are mainly going into the 60's away from the coast, and 70's. 66 in oakland today. 62 in the city. 75, concord. same in napa. santa rosa at 78. we are 10 degrees below average. looking at the forecast, there is little change coming our way for the next 72 hours.

through the weekend, morning giving way to afternoon sunshine and breezy conditions with temperatures below average, but everything is changing next week as the summer heat returns. julian: california is getting help from down under, the too the state is borrowing from australia to battle wildfires. kumasi: 40,000 pounds of illegal fireworks confiscated, the investigation that led to the bus. -- busts. >> we need patrolling around here. julian: oakland officers walking the streets in a neighborhood that has seen a recent uptick in crime. how the community is responding.

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two separate investigations led to the biggest bust, and one was in north san jose. a man is accused of selling large amounts of illegal fireworks. police say he had when thousand pounds in a storage facility. >> i am not sure how he was connecting with customers but he was just riveting throughout the bay area -- but he was just repeating throughout the bay area. these are fireworks that are commercial in illegal in california. kumasi: the video here shows the second illegal fireworks and this came from a massive fire that erupted at a storage facility in san jose. police discovered 38,000 pounds of fireworks on june 14. police tell us a group of enforcement officers issued 11 criminal citations for the use or possession of fireworks on the fourth of july. julian: new details, a suspected of killing a flower

delivery man in oakland has been arrested in chicago. eric locelvira is accused of killing matheus gaidos off of telegraph avenue on june 21. eric locelvira is the man seen walking dogs in the video. then arguing with matheus gaidos right before the shooting. police were searching for a woman walking with the shooter in the video but investigators say she is no longer considered a person of interest. today, richmond's poli will give more information about what she says happened during a deadly shooting last week. happened when police were serving a search warrant. they say a man showed a gun while police were entering the house and that is when they shot him. all officers were put on leave. the police chief is expected to speak at 9:00 a.m. kumasi: the oakland police department may not be exiting federal oversight in september as previously thought.

according to partners at the times come a recent report reveals shortcomings in their ability to police itself. it reportedly shows a flawed probe and a lack of reform on disciplinary procedures. findings make it less likely a judge will live the mandate, which has lasted two decades since an infamous brutality case. in oakland police are trying to fight crime by issuing more foot patrols. it's a citywide effort to increase police visibility, hoping it will increase security in the community. this team is covering an area between the coliseum and airport. burglaries in this part of the city are up by 25% compared to the same time last year. and auto burglaries have increased by 27%. >> they are patrolling, so we need that around here. >> with my presence here today i think it has been a great deal of good as far as deterring

crime. kumasi: cyst just -- stats crime is down in some parts of oakland were officers were reintroduced in february. julian: calfire is getting help from in australian aired tinker as the fire season ramps up. it is on loan. it can dump about 4,000 gallons of retarded within minutes. many of the tinkers hold about 3000 gallons. the u.s. and canada have sent equipment to help firefighters in australia for many years. a total of nearly $1 on the line in the mega millions jackpot. the mega millions is $427 million after nobody matched all the numbers in the drawing. the next drawing will be tonight. an

numbers on the powerball drawing on wednesday, so they jackpot is rolling over to $591 million. and the next drawing is tomorrow night. get those tickets. jobina: what number does it need to get to you for you to buy a ticket? julian: it is time. have a billion dollars. drew: do you choose or random? julian: random. i think most people win with the random. if it is your time, it is your time. jobina: that is true. drew: what are the odds? i need a statistician to figure that out. [laughter] kumasi: what about winning both? drew: one -- overcast skies on and drizzle. temp will be below-average through the weekend ands next

week everything will change. some are like be coming back. visibility right now is showing dense fog. everywhere else we are doing fine. wwinds will be gusting over 30 miles per hour in some spots today. it will do it again tomorrow and into sunday afternoon with the onshore flow being persistent. that will keep temperatures cooler. 60's for most of us around the bay shoreline. 70's in the warmest spots. an increase of sunshine as the day goes on. tonight, the marine layer is back. we will be overcast again. it looked but -- so let's talk about the warmer weather. we was to see 90's make a comeback on tuesday. at the coast will be comfortable with a light onshore breeze keeping us in the 60's and 70's. it looks like that pattern will hold up for much of next week. hot inland, but the coast is

comfortable. the next couple days we will have little change. the weekend is looking nice. it will be bright and breezy on saturday and sunday. then we will heat the victim. hottest spots are approaching 100. the coast will be comfortable in the 60's. jobina: sinc being breezy it is a good time to know that there is a wind advisory this morning for the venetian bridge and antioch bridge, but the san mateo bridge is have a no problems. no blocking issues. oakland, this at the coliseum, traveling southbound the lights. we have an update on drive times. good across the board. i will let you know if things change. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. julian: stability and improving the city.

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still sitting in san francisco this morning. yesterday, it hit pier 27. they have not determined when it will leave, but the passengers were allowed to board. julian: this morning my twitter is threatening to sue meta. twitter claims meta poached employees and used its intellectual-property in making a new app. kumasi: the biden administration will announce more help for ukraine as soon as today, and it could include providing controversial cluster munitions to help ukraine fight against russia. julian: governor newsom and of the attorney general are calling for a federal investigation into they sent a letter to the u.s. justice department after ron desantis admitted to flying 36 migrants to sacramento last month. drew: we are keeping below

average temperatures through the weekend. little change in the next 72 hours. morning fog, afternoon sunshine. jobina: and we have a new report of a crash in san rafael blocking at least two lane involving a couple vehicles on southbound 101 boulevard. we have a minor delay in the area. kumasi: number seven, th dates of the final eagles. no stops in the bay area right now but there are more dates expected to be announced in the future. julian: exciting news, the first drug to slow the possession -- progression of alzheimer's has been approved by the fda. it targets a specific protein that forms plaque in the brain. it was shown to lower the disease by 27%. it has been under the accelerated approval process since january. of professionals are looking at an influx of new patients.

>> i anticipate we will receive probably at least 50% or 20% -- 50% or 20% more referrals for the drug. julian: while experts agree the drug is a major turning point, they also say that it is not a cure it was only tried in people with early alzheimer's. local veterans are being honored this week as the country marks independent day. a living community in pleasanton has been busy for weeks making patriotic -- and 110 of them have been handed out to veterans to thank them for their service. >> the quilts pieced together by certain people with patriotic hands. we have red, white and blue in different kinds of combinations. they are gorgeous. julian: there was a special ceremony to give out the quotes for the fourth of july -- quilts for the fourth of july. kumasi: in the tenderloin

district, glide reopened its indoor dining program after three and a half years, since the pandemic. the shelter-in-place order effectually shut down there free meal program but within days they were serving to go meals. the indoor dining is a special experience there. >> most of these folks spent all day outside. many of them were out all night. it to be able to commit to someplace warm and comforting provides dignity and hope. >> getting some respite goes a long way. and then people are not on the streets. at the end of the day, i think we want somebody to care for us. kumasi: people will be able to get a warm meal three times a day year-round. julian: they do so much good. well, it happened

the latest artist to have a phone thrown at them while performing on stage. this has to stop. kumasi: a deadly end to what was supposed to be a date. now two people are accused the killing, reigniting dangers

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we have been saying it for years. julian: the action taken by grad students at stanford fighting for higher wages and better working conditions. >> one of the guys yells, whoa. to be that close to the dock, they smacked into the dock. kumasi: a cruise ship hits of the dock as it moves into port. you can see the damage to the hull. and we are looking

ship right now in san francisco at pier 27. we are tracking the repairs as they wait for the green light to set sail. good morning. happy friday. it is july 7. julian: we made it to the end of the week. let's get to the forecast. drew: here is a look outside. cloudy conditions. dense fog at the it is a little bit breezy in our area. the onshore flow is with us for another day, keeping temperatures cooler than average. starting out in the 50's. we are slow to warm up like yesterday with a marine layer slow to break down. we are tracking increasing sunshine by midday. mostly in the 60's, if not closer to the 70's. later, the warmest spots reaching the 70 degree mark or higher. the cooling trend continues with 75 in concord. 72, san jose.

66, oakland. only 78 in santa rosa. now traffic. jobina: hi, we are going to go back to san rafael. i was making a correction but it did not update. the crash is at boulevard on the 101. looking at the bridge, things are getting busy. it looks like the busiest stretch right now so far this morning here. the tracy to dublin ride has increased but it is friday. it's typically a little allied -- lighter. everything is on time. kumasi: in san francisco, repair work is underway on the ruby princess cruise ship. yesterday it crashed into pier 27, damaging the dock and putting a hole in the hull. amanda is live this morning with the latest. amanda: a c

closer, as close as they can get to the damage because of the repair work actively going on. here you can take a look. the ruby princess should have left yesterday afternoon heading out on a 10 day trip to alaska. instead, the operator of the ship says they are continuing to work with the coast guard to get clearance to sail. we were the first on the scene yesterday morning shortly after the cruise ship docked. passengers said that they sensed it had wrapped up a separate 10 day alaskan cruise with more than 3300 guests and 1200 crew members on board. princess cruises says at no time were guests or crewmembers in danger. they could not determine when they would be departing.

but they let the new passe onto the cruise ship as early as 11:00 a.m. yesterday. for the people waiting on the trip now, many shared confidence they would be able to depart on the same ship after repairs. but experts say that the departure really depends on the damage. >> it depends on where the damage is, is it at the water line, above or below the waterline? is there an actual penetration in the hull? >> we were spending -- sp quick. i was midship, portside, portside command we smacked into the dock. i made it: -- amanda: said he has never experienced a return like that yesterday. we are waiting to learn when they will take off. and what the cruise line is

saying about compensation. kumasi: ok, thank you. the governor is making a big investment in shipping infrastructure. a $1.5 billion investment to create a more sustainable and efficient supply chain. $450 million will go towards zero emission projects, including infrastructure and vehicles. >> the investments we are making are save one's, less of an environmental impact on neighboring communities, and it will help to sustain an estimated 20,000 jobs in our state. kumasi: the port of oakland will get up to $120 million. officials say it will create an estimated 20,000 jobs across the state. julian: governor newsom and the attorney general are calling for a federal civil and criminal investigations into florida's transportation of migrants to other states.

they sent a letter to the u.s. justice department after the florida governor admitted to flying 36 migrants to sacramento last month, in addition to others to massachusetts last year. in the letter they write it is "unconscionable to use people as political props." they already opened a state investigation to determine whether a crime was committed. kumasi: calif superintendent of public instruction says he is beginning to explore a possible run for governor. yesterday, the democrat tweeted he has formed an exploratory committee to run in 2026, when governor gavin newsom will be turned out. he has served two the superintendent. but he could face a crowded field. : arcus has already announced her candida

the attorney general is also considering a run come as his former state controller, betty lee. julian: graduate students at stanford have voted to unionize. our reporter is explaining why and what is next. reporter: to make in elite research institution better, that is why graduate instructors say they voted to unionize. >> stanford is our employer and landlord. reporter: 3400 members, it was a landslide win voting yes on thursday. a phd student in the earth planetary sciences department says a key contract goal is higher wages. >> con think, most of the grad workers come from working-class backgrounds, so are parents cannot help us. reporter: wages can range. those in the education department make about $38,000, those in environmental sciences can make about 47,000. >> we have been going to the food pantry, we do not have proper health care.

my child could not have been saying this for years and it stanford has not listened. reporter: in a statement, the university says thank you to everyone who participated in the election and those who provided support for the election process. we will continue to respect, support and work to advance the needs of the graduate student community. >> it is an amazing opportunity, but going to stanford cost a lot. >> we are here to work but we also deserve to have rest, time for vacation, and right now there's no protections. reporter: the next step is electing a bargaining committee. . julian: the opening of a new park today with free ice cream. here is a look at a neighborhood park on the corner of dr. barry

way. it includes a playground, picnic tables, a basketball court, a field and walking path. you can celebrate the opening today. there will be ice cream as long supplies last. it is happening tonight, the san francisco zoo is kicking off a summer series called sunset fridays. there will be performances and activities for the kids. and of course of the animals. it is $12 to get in for free for kids 11 and under. the zoo will not be open but you will be able to go to the giraffe lodge. it runs from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. every friday through the end of august. another dangerous trend on tiktok has turned deadly. the dangers of the boat jumping challenge circulating among young people on the app. the era ticket even world leaders are pleading to go to the show.

first, we checked and withdrew. drew: it is great up above walnut creek -- gray up above walnut creek. it is a rinse and repeat forecast this weekend. we are starting with gray skies leading to afternoon sunshine. the breeze is strong, gusting up to 20 at sfo. strong through the delta as well. the onshore flow will keep temperatures below average this afternoon and through the weekend. we have gray skies with clouds early on. they are slow to get back to the cosine. with have the temperatures in the 60's and 70's away from the coast. sunrise at 5:54 a.m. and the cooling trend continues for another day. you can see 62 in the city. it feels cool in the east bay. 72, san jose. 75, concord. nap isa up to 75.

you will notice little change in the three day forecast going into the weekend, both saturday and sunday with the morning gray. breezy conditions in the afternoon and temperatures will be steady, five or 10 degrees below average. but warmer weather is comi

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notice what is happening. watch as weston goes in. he pulls him to the surface. now we are speaking to their heroic boys. >> i started wondering if he was going to be ok. >>'s head was going up and down -- his head was going up and down. we knew he was not ok. >> the rescuers were 12 and eight years old. they recognized it so fast. reporter: we will have more of our exclusive interviews, coming up him and of the safety messages every parent needs to hear. julian: remember that tourist on camera vandalizing the coliseum in rome? it is apologizing. he expressed his deepest embarrassment and claims that he did not know how ancient it was. video of the tourist carving his name on the bricks of the nearly 2000-year-old coliseum went viral, raising the interest of authorities.

the man is facing fines and possible jail time. kumasi: police have arrested two people in south carolina for the murder of a transgender teen, kiersten williamson. they believe williamson was killed after meeting a man online for a date. jobina: this is horrible. kiersten williamson was reported missing a week ago and found dead in south carolina. williamson was killed by a man that the transgender teenager had met online. police believe the suspect, joshua noon, picked up williamson from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home about two hours away and killed williamson. authorities are not revealing how but they say that his girlfriend helped to hide at the body, which was found on the side of the road. >> they planned on spending time together on a date. and she met him, that was the

plan, but unfortunately it ended with the loss of life. >> to think somebody could take somebody is innocent away. bear. jobina: promise edwards there was a close friend of williamson, whom she knew as edwards says that they discussed a plan to stay in touch while williamson was on the date, they even shared her location using an app. julian: this morning, there is another warning about a dangerous trend gaining popularity on tiktok and it has already led to the deaths of at least four people in alabama. it involves jumping from a moving boat. officials say that the way all four victims hit the water caused them to break their necks. one man says he think that the

camera gets people to do things they wouldn't normally do. >> i think that with a camera they are more likely to do something stupid because they want to show off for friends are on social media. julian: officials are urging people not to take part in these kinds of challenges, and not encourage friends or family members to do it either. kumasi: another recent fad that got popular on social media is reaching new heights. the mcdonald's character grimace has taken off onl and it started in june when mcdonald's introduced the birthday meal to celebrate the mascot's 52nd birthday. then young people -- not young people. the youth, they started posting videos after trying the grimace shake. but now mcdonald's is cashing in on products like a plush to

that sold for hundreds on ebay. julian: excuse me? drew: some of them are funny and creative. kumasi: really? drew: the mcdonald's tweeted yesterday, goodbye to grimace. julian: to the character? kumasi: ok, so the people are saying the shake is what? drew: i think they said it tastes like vanilla. julian: vanilla and something else. drew: i did not see rave reviews. jobina: anything with that cumber combination, you know. -- with that color combination community. drew: vibrant purple is not something you find in nature? [laughter] kumasi: it is berry. julian: it could be, but you know it is not. [laughter] drew: good morning. let's take a look at the walnut creek camera. we have cloud cover and we will see some clearing for some

sunshine. but we have fog at the coast. we will stay below average through the weekend, so get used to the pattern through sunday. then we will see some hot weather returning later next week. visibility right now, we are good almost everywhere except at the coast where the fog is on the shoreline, half moon bay with only three miles of visibility. winds are breathing it will be picking up this afternoon. gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. then we will do it again tomorrow afternoon and on sunday. we will see sunshine. winds making it feel cooler than average throughout saturday and sunday. the cooling trend continues for another day with 60's at the bay shoreline. palo alto at 68. 70's for san jose. 75, napa. and 78 in santa rosa. then we will rinse and repeat. we'll have drizzle at the coast again. and falling into the 50's.

as we go into next week, on tuesday you will start to feel the warmer weather moving in away from the coast with 90's returning inland. it looks similar to the past warm spell. the coast will be comfortable in the 60's and 70's. so, a through the weekend. then we are tracking the warmer weather. it will being nearing 100 degrees and the hottest spots next week. but at the coast we are in the 60's. jobina: good morning. we are going back to san rafael. more details now. southbound 101 past central eight instead of two cars involved we are looking atone. but the car has rolled over into major damages involved. they have a traffic break at lincoln, so a heads up if you go through this area. the richmond-san rafael bridge, if you are coming in that direction, i wanted to show you

it is clear. no problems. headlights traveling westbound. and walnut creek, 680 is looking great. aside from the issue in san rafael we have seen a nice commute so far. julian: nice and light. the laser show that could be returning to one of san francisco's most famous buildings. kumasi: but first, drama between kumasi: but first, drama between the number one draft pick in ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea.

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julian: world leaders are begging taylor swift to bring her toward to their country. she has announced she will be stopping in mexico, australia

and asia next year, but now the canadian prime minister, a thai politician and leaders in chile are asking her to consider bringing the tour to their countries. she will be in the bay area later this month. the tickets are going for about $1200 to just get in the door. kumasi: after more than 50 years, the eagles announced the first of its final tour dates. it is called the long goodbye. steely dan will be joining them for 13 dates starting in september. there are no bay area dates at this point, but the group says they are hoping to add shows according to audience demands. so, let them know. the tour is expected to into 2025. julian: drake is the latest to be hit by an object thrown at him on stage. in chicago on wednesday, somebody threw a cell phone at

drake and it hit him in the arm. he was not hurt. this is just the latest incident where fans have their own items at artists, including pink, ava max, and bebe black eye when a phone hit her. the man was arrested and charged with felony assault. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from victor wembanyama after britney spears filed a police report accusing his security team of smacking her. she says it happened when she was trying to get a photo with him at a restaurant in las vegas. britney spears us as a security guard backhanded her in the face. wembanyama what happened, only that somebody grabbed him from behind insecurity pushed them away. >> it was no big deal.

at first i was like, no, it was britney spears? you are joking? i didn't know because i did not see her face. kumasi: mm. britney spears says she tapped him to get his attention, but now she is asking for a public apology from him, his security or team, the san antonio spurs. julian: i'm surprised he knows who britney spears is, he is only 19. kumasi: that is true. julian: he was not there with us -- hit me baby one more ordering is starting for nba 2k 24 with kobe bryant as the cover athlete. it will be the kobe bryant in addition -- edition. the big game developers say they are commemorating his legacy and the generational impact he has had on the game of basketball. this is the fourth time he has

been on the game's cover. drew: we are looking at the planner over the next 24 hours. we are cloudy through 9:00 a.m.. that looks like a warm up is very slow this morning. 50's for a lot of us. and here is a look outside. the date is looking like this. cloud cover early on. slow clearing to the coastline. in the afternoon, sunshine away from the coast. the breezes picking up again. temperatures are below average, only in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: new at 6:00 a.m., the new images police are hoping will lead to an arson suspect. julian: the license plates in one state tell people to go back to california, why they are causing a stir. kumasi: the white house could give ukraine access to controversial weapons to help with the fight against russia. julian: we are taking a look outside here cat 5:57 a.m. at a

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