hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. that's right.he first time since 2017, folks here in the bay area will get to experience a partial solar eclipse. and folks here at the chabot space and science center, they are ready to celebrate it with their own solar eclipse viewing party. now on shabbos observation deck, they are expecting to have a stellar view of the sun as it passes through 34% totality over oakland. folks will also have the opportunity to watch the nasa live stream in their 20 inch telescope. rachel and enjoy some hot chocolate, coffee, and eclipse crafts for viewing up the north bay. experts are recommending some wide open spaces with unobstructed views like lagoon park in san rafael, a marin county parks ranger told us. the spot near the civic center is accessible by smart train and bus. >> i'm excited i you know, i think it's a unique opportunity to get outside and to see something different, see natural phenomenon. >> absolutely. i plan to see it. yes. i think it's really going to be an exciting event. >> although the

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hey, reggie. kumasi, look who's back. oh, he's back.now if anybody knows this person we have been trying to get in contact with them. we'd love to interview them. >> and he's wearing shorts today or bermudas as my mom would call them. >> it is. oh, there you go, sir. enjoying a nice cloudy day along the coast. but we will get sunshine everywhere. that marine layer burns off. it feels like summer today, the south bay. we're going into the 80s today. it's going to feel like summer along the peninsula, cooler along the coast in the 60s. but you hop over to redwood city. we're near 8077, in mountain view, downtown today, 71 cooler along the coast with an onshore flow. 60s for richmond sunset as well. in the north bay, it is quite warm 70s and 80s. today it is going to be about 15 degrees above average. warm in the east bay, 75. in oakland, 78. union city, union city near 80. in castro valley and inland, we're seeing upper 70s to lower 80s for daytime highs overnight tonight we'll dip into the 40s under mainly clear skies. and if you can't g

reggie.nitial results of the district 16 congressional race showed sam liccardo in first place. evan low and joe simitian are tied for second. so this means the three candidates are all moving on to the general election. unless the recount finds different results. a man named jonathan padilla requested the recount on behalf of low, but lo's campaign says they are not connected with him. but diaz linkedin profile shows he was a policy and finance director for liccardo's 2014 san jose mayoral campaign. liccardo team has not claimed a current association with padilla, so it's unclear exactly, you know, if there's been any coordination, but that's kind of how the political dynamics shape up in this case, that the person who actually came in first, might like to have a two person race rather than a three person race in november. >> padilla is paying for the recount, and it was thought that he could be reimbursed if low won. but because of the unusual circumstances, he will not be refunded no matte

reggie and julian. >> thanks, amanda. coming up on abc seven mornings, tech investors are getting some encouraging news. what's driving revenue for google and microsoft . >> and we want to give you a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. there it is. you can see trading is up. we'll have another update on the markets coming up next. and i love seeing this video. >> it is actress jenifer lewis meeting the character that she played in a princess and the frog. she's getting a sneak peak of mama odie as mama odie makes her way to disney world and disneyland in their new ride. but first, here's drew very cool, i love her. >> we'll take you to pier 39 this morning. >> the sea lions are up there these early morning hour where we will have some windy conditions later on this afternoon. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. a cold front is currently crossing us right now. we do have some areas of drizzle, some light showers in the santa cruz mountains and the east foothills of san jose. so we'll keep

reggie is going to be there.like, read about you. >> that's that was bad. doctor fauci and other fabulous people. >> of course. yeah, yeah, yeah. dressed to the nines, my friend. you should her loyalty. you didn't know. >> i thought i told you that you did, but i forgot, i forgot it came back to me. >> well, i saw a show of hope in your face. >> you did. >> but it's so fun. every year. it really is. we dance. we have a time. like every year. is such a good, positive energy. and it's really great to learn about all that the organization does in the community. >> yeah, it's a really nice event, so i'm looking forward to doing it. i'm looking forward to seeing some of you. >> oh, some keyword, you know, i'm not available, but will you facetime me with doctor fauci? >> you looked available when i said the doctor fauci we make some changes. and she's like, sorry friends, change some plans. so good. >> how's our forecast going to be tonight? >> looking fantastic for us. for us next to each other. >> oh, also, y'all don

reggie. >> thanks, amanda. organizers of the portola music festival are hoping to bring it back for another year later today, san francisco officials will consider the application for this year's event. organizers are also asking for input on how to make the festival less bothersome for neighbors. during the last two years of the event, the musical acts at pier 80 could be heard all the way across the bay in alameda. so now portola music festival wants to know from residents and city officials what their feedback is. new developments since installing the turbo roundabout between gilroy and hollister, there have been zero deaths or serious injuries. that was the goal. but now crashes are happening at about three times the normal rate. before it was built, the roundabout is located at the intersection of highways 25 and 156. according to our media partners at the mercury news, turbo roundabouts have a proven track record of creating safer intersections. experts believe over time, crashes will d

we don't. >> i like reggie the realist better than reggie for filth. reggie right. >> synonyms.t do better. thank you. you're welcome. it's nice out there this morning. look at this picture from our sutro tower camera. just a little bit of fog in the marin headlands through the golden gate bridge this morning. just some patchy coastal cloud cover away from the coast. we are dealing with clear conditions. here's future weather as we go. hour by hour. noon. grab that meal outside if you can. i mean, it's nice and pleasant. 60s and 70s. if we stopped here, we would still be at or just slightly above average. but even more warming is underway later this afternoon. we could see a lot of us getting into the 70s away from the coast. highs today in our microclimate starting in the south bay mid and upper 70s from cupertino to san jose, morgan hill at 76 along the peninsula coast side. we're in the low 60s thanks to a sea breeze, but redwood city, menlo park, los altos going into the low and mid 70s for daytime highs, that feels nice downtown today, hitting 67. the sunset richmond will g

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try and prove reggie convince reggie he's not having it. >> yeah, he has not experienced it yet. >> iiend. i know, and you're into it. and i love that we're here for it. i missed it. >> here's san jose this morning. we have clear skies across the entire region, and we are just going to experience a nice, warm april day. it doesn't get much better than this in the month of april, even around lunchtime, 60s and 70s. great if you can grab that meal outside. will still warm even more. here's two three. you'll see widespread 70s away from the coast even this evening. if you have some evening plans outside, it's still rather pleasant with temperatures above average, so highs across the region. we are going above average today, 72 for a high. in oakland we'll go to 78. in san jose, quite warm in the south bay, 78 in concord as well. the same in santa rosa, 67 in the city. we'll see a little bit of a sea breeze kick in later on this afternoon across the city. and that sea breeze strong enough to keep half moon bay at a high of 61 degrees overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. overnight lows w

back to you at the desk, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. organizers of the portola music festival are hoping to bring it back for another year later today, san francisco officials will consider the application for this year's event. organizers are also asking for input on how to make the festival less bothersome for neighbors. during the last two years of the event, the musical acts at pier 80 could be heard all the way across the bay into alameda. now, organizers have distributed a letter to alameda residents and city officials asking for feedback. tonight the warriors take on sacramento in the western conference playoffs play-in tournament. >> it's do or die. the dubs finish the regular season as the 10th seed in the west. coach steve kerr's squad will play the ninth seeded kings tonight in sacramento, and he believes his team is in a good place right now. >> klay thompson it's the vibe and it's a good vibe and obviously we're in a in a tough spot. we've got to win two games just to get into the playoffs, and i believe in karma. i think t

reggie. late yesterday, boeing gave federal investigators documents that may show cases in which a door plug was removed from a 737 max as it was being assembled. but boeing employees did not document that moment on the assembly line for the alaska airlines plane that suffered the emergency tsay in january. ntsb chair jennifer homendy told the state commerce committee boeing's admission that those records don't exist for that work on the plane in question was unacceptable. she also said investigators do not know who worked on the max nine in the incident. earlier this year, the ntsb has not been able to interview the door plug team manager, who has been sick on leave. the ntsb plans to hold a public investigative hearing into the alaska airlines incident in august. it could include testimony from employees at boeing and the fuselage manufacturer spirit aerosystems. back to you at the desk, kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. the epa is setting the first ever limits for so-called forever chemicals i

. >> reggie kumasi drew thank you.kland, where police say an officer shot and killed an alleged homicide suspect. this happened around 930 last night near defremery park on the corner of 16th and adeline street. oakland. police say sacramento police officers were in oakland conducting a homicide investigation. those officers asked oakland for help arresting a suspect. >> oakland police officers arrived on scene and as they began securing the area and requesting additional resources, the suspect emerged from the residence with the firearm. oakland police officers discharged their service firearm, fatally striking the suspect. >> no officers were hurt and there's no current threat to the public. oakland police now investigating the shooting this morning, house speaker mike johnson is facing threats from his own party that could cost him his job, and amanda, it appears to be over federal funding for ongoing foreign conflicts. >> yeah. >> kumasi speaker mike johnson says he will call for a vote on funding for the war in uk

good morning reggie.xcept in the direction from cupertino to san francisco in that direction. there's a little sluggish at this time. and looking at our emeryville camera right now, you could see traffic is also moving a little slowly. it is starting to fill in at the westbound 80 direction to the bay bridge toll plaza. however there are no delays going eastbound on 80. in the albany direction. drew. hey, gloria. >> we'll take you to our santa cruz camera. you got some clouds out there this morning. temperatures you can see we're starting in the 50s. and it's one of those days. we're just really slow to warm. so out the door this morning, we have partly sunny skies out there and temperatures staying in the 50s at least through noon. so you'll find on your day planner partly sunny skies, a windy afternoon. those temperatures at or just slightly below average for this time of the year. reggie thank you, drew for streaming us on the abc seven bay area app. >> abc seven at seven continues. everybody else is w

. >>> why reggie bush is getting his heisman trophy back 14 years after it was stripped away. it's thursday, april 25th, "early today" starts right now. >>> we begin with a fnew legal battle linked to donald trump. he is unindicted co-conspirator number one in a criminal case involving arizona elections. 11 fake electors have been indicted. they signed a certificate claiming to be arizona electors, but president biden won the state by more than 10,000, and his electors were certified. arizona's attorney general investigated for more than a year. >> the people of arizona elected president biden. unwilling to accept this fact, the defendants charged by the state grand jury allegedly schemed to prevent the lawful transfer of the presidency. >>> other key trump allies were also indicted, including rudy giuliani and former chief of staff mark meadows. overnight, the arizona gop condemned the indictment as an unprecedented abuse of power. and donald trump has also been indicted on federal election interfere interference charges. >> in that case he says he is shielded due to immunity

reggie, back to you. >> thank you. amanda. now to the race to represent santa clara and san mateo counties in congress. it is officially a tie between the runner up candidates. that means voters in november's general election will have three names to choose from former mayor sam liccardo, the front runner from the start, plus evan lowe and joe simitian both have 30,249 votes each. liccardo had more than 38,000. he shared his reaction on x, saying given the extraordinarily unlikely outcome, quote, it's a good time to buy a lottery ticket in california. 16 the runner up say they're celebrating making it to the general election. >> what a roller coaster. i am so excited about the opportunity to go into the general election to reaffirm the importance of earning the trust of the voters of this congressional district. >> it's been a wild ride, a roller coaster, a cliffhanger, but you know, a win is a win is a win. we're in. and that's the exciting news. >> it appears neither candidate is focused on a recount come november. political

. >> reggie thanks drew. we're tracking the pro-palestinian protest disrupting college campuses across the country today. house speaker mike johnson will travel to columbia university in new york, where one of the largest protests is happening. he'll be meeting with jewish students to talk about anti-semitism on campus. that meeting comes as the university extends a deadline for hundreds of students occupying columbia's west lawn to reach a deal to clear their encampment. activists have been protesting the biden administration's response to the israel-hamas war for a week. they want the university to divest from companies with ties to israel and to increase financial transparency. it's the same demand students occupying campuses across the country are also making tense moments with campus police at cal poly humboldt monday night. protesters are still barricaded inside a building after officers tried to force them out. the whole campus is closed until tomorrow as school leaders negotiate with the group. >> the

reggie.tiple reports that cupertino based apple was ending its decade long project to build an electric car. state filings did not mention the project, but impacted employees include machine shop managers, hardware engineers and design engineers. in total, 614 apple team members are losing their jobs. they were notified at the end of last month with the layoffs effective may 27th. this is the first mass layoff at apple since the pandemic, and they come at a difficult time for the world's second most valuable company. apple's quarterly revenue fell in the last three months of 2023, and apple is facing an antitrust lawsuit from the department of justice that threatens to upend its business. we reached out to apple for more information overnight, and we'll let you know when they hear back. reggie >> all right, thanks so much. disney has launched a new youtube series called we call it imagineering. and a new video gives us the first look at the animatronics from tiana's bayou adventure. here you

amanda, what can we expect today, reggie? >> opening statements in former president donald trump's hush money trial are set for this morning in a manhattan courtroom. then the first witness will be called. trump is accused of falsifying business records to keep claims of an alleged affair with adult film star stormy daniels from damaging his 2016 campaign. prosecutors have not said publicly who their first witness will be, but daniels is expected to testify. we may also hear from former tabloid publisher david pecker, who prosecutors say helped find and suppress negative stories about trump. michael cohen is also expected to take the stand. he is trump's former attorney who already went to federal prison for his role in the hush money matter. trump has denied all allegations and says the trial is politically motivated. his allies have echoed those claims. >> i'm hoping that this judge makes the right decision. i'm hoping these jurors can come in and be unbiased and will we'll let this case go forward in a swift manner that al

. >> reggie that's right. this demonstration is expected to be similar to what we saw on the stanford campus over the weekend. a group called students for gaza at sfsu says the rally will be focused on calling on the csu system as a whole to stop providing support to israel , as sfsu associated students already voted to divest from israel back in 2020. their message follows calls for divestment from students on college campuses nationwide. at stanford, more than two dozen tents have been set up on the campus's white plaza. their demonstration first started on thursday for what student activists are calling a people's university for palestine. this group told us they're demanding stanford separate itself from any companies or organizations advancing military efforts in the israel-hamas war. and they're calling out three well-known companies. >> stanford has ties with lockheed martin. stanford has ties with chevron with hp, and all three of those companies, are are hurting the palestinian people. you know, in so

that's right reggie.ays after north face closed their 9000 square foot union square location, the chronicle is reporting luxury retail brand bulgari is already set to take its place. they say bulgari, which is an italian jewelry and accessory designer committed to a ten year lease in this location. but they are no stranger to this area. they'll be relocating from their current location, which is only about two minutes away when its lease expires next year, according to the chronicle. it's a move that will put them in the same intersection as luxury neighbors harry winston, dior and cartier. this comes after a number of businesses have left union square in the past few years, including nordstrom, soon to be macy's and the old navy flagship store, just to name a few. this move is expected to happen sometime next fall, according to the chronicle live in studio lena howland, abc seven news thank youlena tech firm rippling is expandin its office space in san francisco, so it ni floors at 430 californiaup stree

. >> yeah, reggie. according to a senior u.s. official, israel's response is not expected within the next 48 hours. israel is currently facing international pressure to de-escalate the conflict. israel's war cabinet met for a fifth time. it reviewed military and diplomatic options in order to decide on the country's response. iran launched the attack on israel in retaliation to an israeli airstrike in syria that killed several top iranian military leaders. abc news reporter matt gutman got an up close look at an iranian missile recovered from the dead sea, which seemed to be part of saturday's attack. >> it is over 38ft long, made out of steel and right around here would have been the warhead capable of carrying 800 pounds of high explosives. >> meanwhile, u.s. aid to israel is on center stage on capitol hill. house speaker mike johnson is facing criticism after proposing a separate measure to send aid to ukraine. some members of his party are now threatening to oust him as speaker. plus, there's more fallout from iran's attack o

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but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie, we're looking at visibility. we have some issues with fog in the north bay. you can see novato petaluma. we're down to zero miles visibility. so the morning commute. just be aware of those areas of fog for a lot of us is just a blend of sun and clouds with brighter conditions. this afternoon, the region by region forecast. we're going into the 50s and 60s this i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. your house as he heads to trial. it's a historic day as it becomes the first president to stand trial for criminal charges . jury selection begins this morning in his

ryan >> yeah, reggie. good morning. the one that's supposed to reopen is this one behind me in san francisco, but the san bruno one still on lockdown. that's because yesterday, two inmates barricaded themselves in a cell with handmade weapons. the sheriff taking great concern with that. he says after he was speaking with the media yesterday about the violence, the sheriff says as many as seven staff members and nine deputies have been injured since late march. the two jails have been in lockdown since last friday, while authorities investigated recent attacks. sheriff miyamoto tells us one of the main reasons for the uptick in violence is the lack of space to spread out prisoners. another main factor, he says, is the large number of violent offenders who are remaining in custody for longer periods of time. the sheriff says deputies have broken bones, bloodied eye sockets and bite wounds. the sheriff showing photos of some of the injuries in the first photo, you see the arm of a deputy who was bitten so hard that it went

reggie. yeah, the plane only made it to about 10,000ft before it had to turn around and make an immediate emergency landing. passengers were watching the whole time. in fact, they were the ones that alerted the flight crew since the pilots could not see it. 143 passengers were on board. nobody was hurt. one woman says she felt a jolt before looking out the window to see the metal cover peeling back. >> the flight attendant walked back, looked out my window and went, oh my god, were a lot of people who were really quite nervous. lots of don't take off your seat belts, hopefully they're going to get us on the ground. they must be turning around. >> and the faa has opened an investigation and is also looking into two other southwest flights that experienced similar issues back in march. southwest is calling it a mechanical issue and says that their maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft. and this comes after another issue with a southwest 737 aircraft last week, the plane had to abort take

reggie. >> that does? yeah, the city's recreation and parks department says safety gear will also be available to rent. skating at the park dates back decades, and skate in place was officially established in 1986. i never knew that that's what it was called. i mean, i know where that is, right? but i've never heard it referred to as skate in place. >> it also sounds like you're not going anywhere. you're just staying in place. right? like yeah, like you're right. >> like i'm trying to skate places, right? okay. trying to go places. >> i'm not trying to, like, wreck tradition here, but i think that we could workshop that. we could. >> yeah. update the name a little bit. yeah. yeah. >> because i love the what is it, the church of eight wheels. that's a great name. yeah. that's cute for another skating place. right, as we call them. yeah. >> right. you hear that? youths. >> youths. the youths, the youths. >> leave a comment down below if you want. don't forget that ring. that notification bell. it really hel

reggie >> thanks, lisa.a small business owner robbed of her cash register in oakland is now being embraced by her community. a man is at the live desk with what we know this morning amanda. >> reggie, this is a heartwarming story. after a devastating loss to the local bay area business, savannah chan has owned dick's donuts in oakland for more than 20 years, and last thursday, she says a man came into her shop and robbed them of their cash register with $1,400. inside, savannah, who has millions of views on tiktok for posting cambodian recipe videos, she shared the news on social media. the community came out in a big way, not only raising more than $4,000 in a go fund me campaign, but by buying her out and buying her entire inventory for two days in a row. yesterday, oakland firefighters stopped in to show their support to savannah is beyond grateful and has this hope for the future. >> i was so happy when i saw the firefighter went over there like a whole crew. people around uh- the world that messaged me,

reggie. high level u.s.rying to put pressure or to pressure iran to back down from its threat to launch a retaliatory strike against israel. a top general is heading to israel as part of the effort. we know that this attack would be in response to an airstrike on iran's consulate in syria last week. israel has not taken responsibility, but it is believed the country is behind the attack. these developments have caused a big concern for u.s. personnel in israel. the u.s. embassy is now restricting travel for diplomats and their families as a precaution. on wednesday, president biden voiced strong support for israel, saying the u.s. is commitment to the country's security was, quote, ironclad. back to you at the desk, kumasi. >> thank you. amanda crews near big sur will be spending the weekend drilling into the cliff below the washed out road of highway one. they're trying to stabilize the cliffside before crews can start any permanent road work. there is only one way in and out of big sur, and that's being re

gloria. >> good morning reggie. mayor london breed wants to require smoke shops, liquor stores and corner stores to close early, trying to stop drug related crime at night. so essentially, there would be a curfew for these businesses in some parts of the tenderloin between midnight and 5 a.m, a $1,000 fine would be imposed for every hour the business stays open past midnight. some say when people gather outside certain tenderloin businesses that stay open late, there is trouble. >> when we looked at the data around some of our kind of corner store operations, we discovered that that was where we had the most problems, especially at night. so this comes after looking at the data, talking to residents, and proposing this as a possible solution to help address the challenges we have in the evening. >> so i was not worth the headache for me to open late for business. they open late like 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. i don't think that's a good idea, because the only people going at this time at the street, people looking f

reggie, back to you. >> thanks, amanda.maker from the bay area has put in motion an effort to ban property owners from refusing to rent to people with pets. a bill that would limit landlords from denying housing to pet owners is making its way through the legislature. san francisco assemblyman matt haney, who authored the bill, says 70% of california renters have pets, but only 30% of available rentals actually accept them. in san francisco, only 21% of rentals on the market allow pets. >> landlords simply need to have a reasonable rationale for whatever limitation and restrictions that they're providing for. if you've got a brand new building, you can't just say no dogs or cats allowed. that's not reasonable. yeah right. >> haney says the bill is about trying to strike a balance. it's not forcing every landlord to take a pet. he's currently in negotiations to amend parts of the bill. >> san francisco is being ranked as one of the best cities for children's playgrounds. mowing company lawn starter compared the biggest u.s.

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. now. here's traffic with amanda. good morning. >> reggie.can see things are bumper to bumper on southbound 680, heading toward highway 24, but drivers have no delays. northbound driving toward concord drew no. >> it's back to me for a second because meteorologist drew toma is coming to give your accuweather forecast. but after this break. >> what's the quickest, easiest, most affordable way to transform every room in your home? if you have old, ugly, or cheap hollow interior doors, one day doors and closets can replace them in just a few hours with absolutely no messy construction at your home, something's not right. >> when your doors aren't nice, a nice interior door just elevates the house. >> and right now, with one day doors and closets by any five doors and get another five doors absolutely free. but this offer is only available for a limited time. schedule your free in-home consultation today. >> listen to the updated mix of 96.5 koit now with more songs that pick you up and make you feel good while you work. today's hits. yesterday's

reggie, back to you. >> thanks, amanda.o block california's transgender sanctuary state law has been dismissed. the law provides legal protections to people who travel here for gender affirming care and protects medical staff. california attorney general rob bonta issued a statement following the ruling, saying in part, the court's decision is a major win for transgender children and their families across the u.s. amidst a growing assault on lgbtq plus rights, an unprecedented silicon valley congressional race takes another unexpected turn. two people are asking for a recount of the primary results in that race, which ended in a tie. the request came in just before the deadline last night. a little background former san jose mayor sam liccardo secured a spot in november's runoff to represent district 16. it was a tie for second place with assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian coming in with the exact same number of votes. all three will now appear on the november ballot unless it's a recount en

lena >> reggie. that's right.our, a plane full of passengers from taiwan who were on the ground when the earthquake happened is expected to be landing here at sfo. now, this video captures the moment a powerful and deadly earthquake struck the island of taiwan. this was shot by a youtuber known as proxy inside of his apartment in taichung city, which is about 80 miles south of the epicenter. the >> this one was by far the biggest one, the most violent one. it's still kind of happening. like my apartment shakes from the aftershock every 20 minutes or so. seeing how the locals react to it made me feel a lot more comfortable. a lot of people just sort of walked out of their buildings and checked on their neighbors and made sure everyone was okay, and that kind of made me feel a lot more calm. but definitely as it was happening, i was like, oh man in the zone. >> but most people get used to the smaller one, the bigger ones. of course, it's scary. >> now, passengers arriving on a flight from taiwan at sfo last night we

we'll show you those numbers coming up, reggie in about eight minutes. >> drew. thank you. a new national list solidifying golden gate park's reputation as one of the best parks in the country, and a popular coding boot camp in here in the bay area isn't cracked, isn't all it's cracked up to be, i should say. >> the reason federal agents are cracking down on this program. >> you can grab a seat at the castro theater without even leaving your house. a part norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? the center of a senate hearing in washington, d.c, and amanda, a former employee, had a lot to say to lawmakers about the company's culture of safety. >> reggie, that former boeing employ

speaking of concerts, i have to give it to reggie. we were talking last week.d not perform at stagecoach. i was rooting for it. yeah i would think i was hoping for it, but it didn't happen. you were right. i give it to you. thank you. >> i don't know that i deserve it, but i'll take it. >> yeah. >> willie nelson was on stage. willie nelson was there. >> yeah. >> we gave every willie was there, right? yeah. jones to willie jones. he's also we learned yesterday. yeah. it was also on the cowboy carter album. >> we were hoping for dolly. she didn't show up. that's okay. yeah. she's doing her thing. >> doing her thing. yeah. >> love it. this morning. let's take you to pier 39. the sea lions up early this morning. here's a live look there. we have clear skies this morning. that sun's up here at 614, and we are in store for a sunny day this afternoon. but the coast, very similar to yesterday. it will be windy. we'll have winds about 20 to 40mph. we'll keep this warm sunshine through friday with dry conditions. i know this weekend it is a new month. it is may. we can s

amanda, what can we expect, reggie? >> opening statements in donald trump's hush money trial are set for this morning in a manhattan courtroom. then the first witness will be called. trump is accused of falsifying business records to keep claims of an alleged affair with star stormy daniels from damaging his 2016 campaign. prosecutors have not said publicly who their first witness will be, but daniels is expected to testify. we may also hear from former tabloid publisher david pecker, who prosecutors say helped find and suppress negative stories about trump. michael cohen is also expected to take the stand. he is trump's former attorney who already went to federal prison for his role in the hush money matter. trump has denied all allegations and says the trial is politically motivated. his allies have echoed those claims. >> i'm hoping that this judge makes the right decision. i'm hoping these jurors can come in and be unbiased and will will let this case go forward in a swift manner that allows president trump to get b

reggie coming up in about seven minutes. thanks, drew. >> we are inching closer to summer and nothing says that like outdoor events in san francisco. coming up, the movie series returning to the city in just a matter of weeks, and shocking video of an armed robbery at one of oakland's oldest jewelry stores, the brave action from the owner that scared off the robbers. >> and now what's next for the business? >> the cost of doing business forces a south bay brewery to go bust. what some say is leading norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? california. the whale was last seen tuesday in the waters off west of daly city. it was drag

those showers are back in the forecast tomorrow, reggie. we'll show you that coming up in six minutes. >> drew. thank you. developing news. taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years has killed more than a half dozen people. those are obviously preliminary numbers. and it's left hundreds of people hurt. amanda crews are now racing to save people who are trapped in the rubble. >> now, reggie, this really is an urgent effort to find survivors. many are trapped inside buildings that have collapsed. reported injuries have gone up to more than 900 since we saw you last. and here's what we know right now. the preliminary magnitude was 7.4, and it was felt across the entire island. this was followed by several strong aftershocks, including a 6.5. at least nine people are dead. more than 930 others are injured. another 56 people were believed to have been trapped under rubble, down from the 127, authorities had said were missing hours earlier. the quake struck during the morning commute just before 8 a.m. local time, and left some buildings leaning

back to you at the desk, reggie. >> thank you. amanda. a new live concert series coming to san francisco. mayor breed announced a prram fund outdoor music in plazas and parks across the city. sf live debuts on may 4th at the goln ga park bandshell. that concert will celebrate ectroc music. other events will take place at fulton plaza, union square, and the jerry garcia amphitheater between may and october. >> let's get it. i'm ready for that. >> no, not until i love a festival. >> that's what i'm saying. >> it has been really. i mean, it has been nice to time out the day. >> the hour. this is true. lisa. yeah >> seriously, i went on a bike ride yesterday, and i was with the wind. and then. boy, when i turned around, i was like, i can't. >> it's time to go. time to go. >> yeah, exactly. so maybe you felt it yesterday as much as a 15 degree cooldown today for some of you in our inland valleys, it was in the upper 70s in redwood city today, back to reality with temperatures dropping into the 60s and a look at live doppler seven. the culprit

reggie. >> thanks, amanda.majority seems open to allowing cities to punish people experiencing homelessness. justices heard arguments yesterday in a case involving the small city of grants pass, oregon. the city wants to crack down on the unhoused. in 2013, it passed an ordinance allowing people to be ticketed for sleeping on the streets. the problem? the city doesn't have enough shelters to house the people who need it. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco said the ordinance amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. now, the supreme court must decide whether cities can punish people for sleeping outside when they have nowhere else to go. some conservative justices questioned whether the court should get involved in city policies, and that is what leaders in san francisco are concerned about. >> from our perspective, you know, we think cities like san francisco, we need need a bit more flexibility to address the crisis on our streets. >> homeless advocates in the city argue more freedom to sweep e

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." >> reggie bush's 2005 heisman trophy has been reinstated by the trust.ontroversial saga nearly 20 years in the makings for former usc running back in an exclusive interview with janie yucas. she sat down with reggie on thursday and disdoesed what it means to get the heisman trophy back. >> what was it like to hold that for the first time? after all these years. >> it was as heavy as i remember it. [ laughter ] the first thing i did was pick it up and was like, it's still heavy. >> the fight that you have been fighting for so long. what emotion came up through you? >> you know what, i think when you manifested this for so long, right? and you have been -- i think through the ups and the downs for so many years, i have cried over it and i have. you know, but i feel like at this point -- more about just taking it in and just being happy and just enjoying the moment. and celebrating with my guys. with my family that was there. and just knowing that we did this. >> well, bush tells yucas more about what the moment means to him and his ongoing lawsuit against

back to you at the desk, reggie. >> amanda. thank you. we have much more coverage on the conflict in the middle east. head to abc seven news.com or the abc seven news app for a complete page of live updates in the east bay. >> three police officers are now charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of mario gonzalez. this body cam video from the 2021 incident shows alameda police officers pinning gonzalez to the ground for several minutes, and it drew comparisons to the 2020 death of george floyd. the gonzalez incident happened three years ago today after winning office last year, da pamela price reopened investigations into eight police shootings or in custody deaths, including gonzalez, her office filed charges against three the three alameda officers yesterday. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the new updates in this case, nearly three years after 26 year old mario gonzalez died in custody. >> alameda police officers are facing charges. >> we thought that it was important to inform the public about this very important

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings.ight now. it's going to be a beautiful day, but cooler than yesterday with a fair amount of cloud cover along the coast and around the bay shoreline to begin the day temperatures. right now we are in the 50s, and it will be a day where we'll break down the marine layer for sunshine in the afternoon, but that marine layer is going to help cause a cooler afternoon on the way. you see those temperatures several degrees cooler compared to yesterday. so 67 in oakland, 63 in the city, 76 in san jose, 73 in napa, up to 75 in concord. reggie thanks drew live with kelly and marcus. >> coming up next, we see you again on the air at 11 for f midday live. oh, look, deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, from the comedy bob hearts abishola, billy gardell. plus, legendary film star, the one and only, pam grier. also, your questions and comments

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. here's a look at traffic with amanda.concord right now, 62, in san jose. we're at 59 in oakland, 53 in the city, 50s and 60s in the north bay. so it's a mild morning already. we're going to warm even more throughout the afternoon. we see those temperatures in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. so just like yesterday, above average 74 in oakland, 80 in san jose, 69 in the city. >> reggie, please enjoy the day today. time now for live with kelly and mark and we'll see you at we'll see you at deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, award-winning actor, jesse tyler ferguson. plus, star of the broadway musical, the heart of rock and roll, corey cott.

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. amanda, how are the roads?ins in effect on northbound 238 because of an overturned big rig from earlier this morning. the connector ramp to southbound 880 is shut down and their stop traffic from 580. there's also a second crash on westbound 580 at strawbridge avenue, blocking two lanes. stop and go traffic from eden canyon. >> hey, amanda, exploratorium camera. that sun is looking great out there in our morning sky temperatures right now. we're already closing in on 60 degrees in san jose. a little bit cooler right now in the north bay with pockets of 40s on the board. live. look from our east bay hills camera showing you that sunshine. it's another warm day today. get out there and enjoy a temperatures going above average. we'll find those numbers in the 70s and 80s away from the coast 67. in the city today, but 71 in oakland, 80 in san jose and santa rosa. cooler. cloudier weather moves back into tomorrow. showers over the weekend. >> reggie, thanks for streaming us on the abc seven bay area app. abc 77 cont