>> now, at six, mourning the loss of one of their own. an accused drunk driver crashing into two san jose community service officers, killing one. police are expected to give an update today, then. >> breaking overnight hurricane debbie makes landfall in florida within the last two hours. that

storm could bring catastrophic flooding with up to 30in of rain and a cloudy start to your workweek. >> it's going to lead to some warmer temperatures in the next few days, but don't count out more triple digit temperatures inland. this week. >> yeah, a lot to get to. good morning everyone. it is monday, august 5th. >> yes. we're starting with the check of our forecast. yeah, it's exactly right. >> warming trend the next couple of days. this morning we'll take you outside where it is cloudy. and the forecast today we'll call for partial sunshine across san francisco with a high of 67. a little bit warmer across the bay in oakland at 72. sunny and mild at 84. in san jose. and then we're getting warmer as you head towards walnut creek, coming in at 91 degrees right now. current temperatures, we're pretty uniform, most of us starting out our monday morning in the 50s. underneath that veil of cloud cover inland. today it does get hot once again. we'll be in the low 80s by 11 a.m. and then later on this afternoon we'll get those temperatures. well into the 90s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline,

we'll find morning cloud cover giving way to sunshine close to about 10 a.m. it's a bright afternoon and it will feel mild a little bit warmer than yesterday will max out mainly in the low and mid 70s. then along the coast today. very foggy this morning. we do have some low visibility, even some coastal drizzle out there later on this afternoon. partly sunny and highs in the low 60s. let's check in with sue. see those drive times this morning. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. it's monday and we've got a fog advisory for the richmond san rafael bridge and the golden gate bridge. so check out this is the richmond san rafael bridge approaching the toll plaza. things to be moving pretty well this morning. no delays here. and if you're traveling from, say, novato or san rafael, this is right by the north gate mall southbound on 101. those taillights heading past the civic center. you're at a good clip, and it's about 17 minutes to get to the golden gate bridge. that is pretty socked in this morning overall. we'll take a look at some of your bridge drive times here. we go. the richmond bridge. it's about a seven minute drive across the span over to san

rafael. the san mateo bridge, less than 15 minutes westbound. and your dumbarton bridge looking great from fremont over towards menlo park. it's a just about 8 to 10 minutes. ladies >> thank you. sue. happening today san jose police are expected to talk about the tragic crash that cost them one of their own. one community service officer died, another critically hurt when they were hit by a suspected drunk driver saturday night. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live from the san jose police headquarters, glori. >> good morning. yesterday, the interim police chief is expected to have a news conference to give more information about the investigation and also about the cso killed. and behind me you can see there is a black band on the badge on the sign here at san jose police headquarters. the flags are also at half staff today to honor that officer. the san jose police department issued a statement. it says in part, our entire police family is heartbroken by this line of

duty death and our collective arms are around his family, friends and teammates as we cope with this painful incident. san jose police say a suspected drunk driver crashed into two community service officers on saturday night. the csos were working to control traffic at monterey highway and palm avenue because of a crash down the road, and police say one officer died from his injuries. the other officer was seriously injured, but she is expected to survive. 81 year old ken sassa picks up garbage and tries to keep monterey highway in south san jose clean. >> we saw all the all the police cars and fire trucks and so we knew it was pretty bad >> officers arrested the driver at the scene. csos helped police respond to and investigate lower priority calls, and this is the first time in san jose police

history that a cso has been killed in the line of duty, live in san jose. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and breaking overnight, hurricane debby has made landfall in florida as a category one storm. >> this is a live look now at tampa, where flooding and strong storm surges are expected. the camera moving because of the wind. there hundreds of thousands of customers in the path are in the dark. the storm made landfall near steinhatchee with winds of about 80mph. it's about 20 miles from where a category three storm made landfall last year. now that it's hit land, the storm should weaken to a tropical storm as it crosses florida into georgia. vice president kamala harris starts a big week of campaigning across the country, with her running mate. she could announce who that is as soon as today. overnight, the harris campaign announced that vp harris and her running mate will hit seven battleground states in five days. here's a look at those states. and then vp harris will

be in san francisco on saturday. abc news reporter alison kosik has more on the top candidates this morning. >> new questions as vice president kamala harris moves closer to announcing her running mate, one of the men on her shortlist, arizona senator mark kelly, posted and then deleted this cryptic tweet sunday, saying my background is a bit different than most politicians. i spent my life serving in the navy and at nasa, where the mission always comes first. now my mission is serving arizonans. the message leaving many wondering if kelly is still a contender. harris also met over the weekend with pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and minnesota governor tim walz. her decision is expected before she launches a multi-day swing through battleground states. >> if harris wins this election, you will quickly have a kamala economic crash. >> trump this weekend in georgia criticizing harris's policies

and her intelligence. >> she has a very low iq. >> some republicans are calling on trump to tone down his personal attacks, including questioning harris's racial identity. trump supporter congressman byron donalds appeared on this week. >> this is really a phony controversy. i don't really care. most people don't. but if we're going to be accurate, when kamala harris went into the united states senate, it was ap that said she was the first indian american united states senator. >> and you just repeated the slur again, if it doesn't matter, why do you all keep questioning her identity? she's always identified as a black woman. she is biracial. >> well, george, first of all, this is something that's actually a conversation throughout social media right now. there are a lot of people who are trying to figure this out. >> as for the next debate, trump says he won't debate harris at all if she doesn't attend a new fox news debate september 4th. that's after trump backed out of a planned debate hosted by abc news september 10th. alison kosik abc news, new york. >> happening today, the former

president of a youth swim team accused of embezzlement is expected back in an alameda county courtroom. 45 year old sarah new is charged with three felony counts for stealing more than $50,000. prosecutors say the theft happened over several months while new worked for the alameda gators swim club. the money was discovered missing after new was fired. she surrendered to alameda police last month but was released on bail. if convicted, she could face nine years in prison. >> flames moved fast in the east bay, threatening a contra costa county office building. a fire burned five acres near highway four and pacheco boulevard in martinez yesterday afternoon. time lapse drone video shows the flames burning right up to the county assessor's building. firefighters got a handle on the fire before it could damage the structure. there were no evacuations or injuries. >> developing news on the park fire in butte county. containment of this massive wildfire is now at 31%. but that triple digit heat has returned.

the area burned has grown to more than 400,000 acres, making this the fourth largest wildfire in state history. flames have destroyed 640 structures, evacuated residents are slowly being allowed to come back. like rick pah'-ha-roe, who found the remains of his beloved family cat in the ruins of his home in forest ranch in butte county. >> out there was a chair that he loved to hide under because he was a little shy, so he sure enough found that he was curled, probably curled up there and we get to uh- to let him go >> pierro lost his former home in the deadly camp fire six years ago. >> heads up if you have tickets to the west coast taco and beer festival in san jose later this month. organizers tell abc seven they've made changes after their event in san francisco this past weekend left a lot of people disappointed. attendees we spoke with, say, the $50 ticket was

supposed to include beer, cider and seltzer tasting with a custom cup you could keep along with access to 30 plus food and drink vendors. after waiting in line for more than an hour to get in, they say the festival failed to deliver on many of its promises after the first 20 minutes. >> like all of the free options that already run out. but it's like no one even was able to get in by the time like that was offered. if that was the thing at all. >> the organizers, blue stream entertainment, said in a statement. we are as transparent as we possibly can be, and we understand the community's frustration with the long lines and the limited tastings. we are currently working with our vendors to improve future events to make sure that we hold our mission statement true and improve the guest experience. that's the end of the quote there. organizers tell abc seven they've changed the format of their san jose event later this month. it will include bottomless drink samples, but the food will cost extra money. they will also have a kiosk at the box office where people can

ask questions. >> 610 this morning get you the latest look at hurricane debby. it made landfall at 4 a.m. just to the southeast of tallahassee, and as it moves onshore, it will slow down a bit. winds right now 75mph, moving off to the north northeast at ten miles per hour, is expected to slow down. you look at the map of the track over the next couple of days. between tomorrow morning and wednesday night. it pretty much slowly treks over charleston, where we will have some flooding issues because we're talking a foot, a foot and a half of rain in some parts of south carolina, and that's going to create some flooding concerns. then it races off to the north and east, as it's picked up by a cold front late in the week. back here at home, a live look outside from our east bay hills. camera. lots of fog out there this morning. giving way to afternoon sunshine. today's a warmer afternoon compared to the weekend. 90 inland, 70 around the bay shoreline along the coast will stay in the 60s, so temperatures a few degrees above average but not intensely hot.

however, to our south it's quite a different story. highs are in the triple digits later on this afternoon, so it's for that fact. you see, across southern california heat advisories, excessive heat warnings are posted today. and a little bit of this heat is going to move north tomorrow. tomorrow is our hottest day of the week, amanda. we'll show you those numbers coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right drew, thank you. still ahead, a popular fast food chain is set to open a new location in the east bay today. and one town on the peninsula is set to lose its only target. then stopping cheaters. chatgpt has a software fix to expose students using it for the wrong reasons, but it's not quite out yet

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the incident happened saturday evening, according to local media reports. a woman was treated for minor injuries. a man was uninjured. new orleans police say a breathalyzer test returned a result of zero. the investigation is now being turned over to state police for review. kirkpatrick was oakland's police chief from 2017 to 2020. she now serves as new orleans police superintendent, which is their equivalent of police chief. the council on american-islamic relations has a new home in the bay area. they held a ribbon cutting ceremony

yesterday morning in santa clara. the organization's leadership, along with members of the bay area muslim communit, toured the new facility. the group says having a new permanent office will help the organization better serve and empower american muslims. and if you live in east palo alto, you're going to have to go a lot farther to find a target store. target says it is closing its east palo alto location off highway 101 on east bayshore road next month. residents say the store was an important place for the community. east palo alto mayor antonio lopez says the situation is unfortunate. the absence of the store will leave just one pharmacy and fewer grocery options in the city. >> losing a name like target with its reputation with its visibility for a city like ours, it's unfortunate. you know, that's that's the reality. >> target says the reason for this closure is underperformance. the closest target stores to east palo alto will now be redwood city or mountain view. >> happening today, the newest

bay area, raising cane's location is holding its grand opening. our media partner, the mercury news, is reporting cane's number five, eight nine will open this morning at the hayward retail center at 9 a.m. there's going to be a drawing for free food, free swag and live entertainment. this cane's will also feature a double drive thru and indoor seating. this is the chain's 95th california restaurant. >> there's a new miss usa with some roots right here in the bay area. 22 year old ama cooper of michigan beat 50 other contestants to be named miss usa. cooper is a u.s. army officer and is pursuing her master's degree in data science from stanford university. she's the third person to hold the title this year, after the controversial resignation of 2023 miss usa winner represent >> congratulations. >> right on. very cool. i like that we do. outside. let's go to walnut creek this morning. it is

foggy out there. we've got cloud cover, some morning drizzle as well. we'll find a warmer afternoon on the way. here's that foggy view. right now we have some low visibility along the coast. just another morning where that marine layer saying hello as we start our day, getting that morning walk or run in, you'll notice that 10% chance that's that drizzle we have overhead, mainly along the coast and across parts of san francisco and oakland. the cloud cover breaks down. we'll get that sunshine in full effect later on this afternoon, but the temperature is that slow warming process over the next couple of hours. so today's forecast inland. lots of sunshine. we'll get those temperatures warm if not hot out there. mid 90s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. a lot of fog out there. a little bit of drizzle. we'll have afternoon sunshine and it feels mild today in the mid 70s. a little bit warmer than yesterday along the coast. we have that low visibility right now that drizzle a little bit of sunshine midday, keeping temperatures in the low 60s for daytime highs. we have a bit of a warming trend. the next couple of days. we'll keep it comfortable along the coast,

getting hot inland where temperatures are maxing out in the low and mid 90s for daytime highs, widespread 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. we'll go to 84 in napa, but a warm 90 in santa rosa overnight tonight. it's a mix of stars and clouds and overnight lows, very similar to where we are this morning. we'll keep it in the 50s heading into tuesday. now tuesday is going to be the hottest day of the week. heat advisory will be in effect for the south bay, includes san jose and gilroy. it's just for one day. we're not tracking a heat wave by any means, but it is noticeably warmer tomorrow afternoon. in fact, future tracker temperatures showing you tomorrow we'll hit about 100 and conquered antioch, livermore 101, in fairfield, getting hot in the north bay, 90 in napa, 98 in cloverdale. even around the bay shoreline. we're warming up those temperatures. upper 70s for oakland, mid and upper 80s for mountain view and fremont. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. morning clouds to a mild afternoon turning hot inland tomorrow. tomorrow is the hottest day of the week, and then we quickly cool down. by

the end of the week. those temperatures are close to average with a bright start to the upcoming weekend. guys. >> all right drew thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live in the other bay area. florida's of course with the latest on hurricane debbie. >> yes. and we see you in that wind ginger good morning. how's it going? yes >> samantha kumasi great to be with you. yes, we're here and we're still getting whipped with kind of the tail end bands. the storm made landfall more than 150 miles to our northwest earlier this morning. but debbie is in its slow progression now through north florida. eventually southeast georgia, and then into south carolina. so i think by tomorrow we'll be up following it into the southeast, where this storm could end up making its calling card, its history making flooding through thursday, because we're going to be talking about debbie. and it's really slow movement, and it'll kind of plug up those coastal cities like savannah or charleston, hilton head, because it will be pushing water up against the coast. and then 10 to 20 and 30in locally. on top of all of that, we are, of

course, covering politics as well. and the race for the white house uh- kamala harris still going to pick her running mate as she starts getting going and blitzing in some of the big battleground states. and then former president trump is stumping in georgia. so we'll have coverage of all of that. and so much more. and like i mentioned, we're going to follow this storm up because this is almost like the appetizer of what debbie will bring. the bulk of it is still yet to happen in the southeast, as i know when i was in chicago and trying to fly out from the conference, i was at this week, so many people were concerned about getting to where they needed to go in florida. >> but really, to your point now, is really the dangerous part with all the flooding coming. yep, yep. >> don't want people to sleep on that at all because people say, oh, it made landfall. no. like we still have five days of debbie. yes. >> all right, well, stay safe, ginger. we'll be checking in with you. thank you so much. i'll but his medication caused unintentional movements in his face, hands, and feet

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released it yet. this feature can detect watermarks hidden in code included in text that's created by chatgpt. according to the wall street journal, the company has been divided

internally over whether or not to release it. some employees say it's the responsible thing to do, so that teachers can identify students who use ai to write assignments. others say it could hurt the company's bottom line. according to a survey done by openai, 30% of people said they would use the software less often if watermarking was implemented. a seattle ultra marathoner is hoping to beat his own record for the fastest completion of the grueling john muir trail in california's high sierra. 33 year old joe mcconaughey last covered the 223 mile trail two years ago. look at this map. you see how far it goes from yosemite to mount whitney. it sits at 8000ft in elevation. he did this in three days, one hour, 34 seconds, which is about three miles an hour on average. a month later, another ultra marathon runner beat his record by just 12 seconds. so mcconaughey is hoping to reset the record

tomorrow. his trail name is string bean. his instagram shows off how he's been preparing for the run. it starts in yosemite. most who have hiked this trail do this end to end in 2 to 3 weeks, not days. it was a milestone weekend for the fremont festival of arts. tens of thousands of people flocked to paseo padre parkway for the 40th annual gathering. activities included train rides, rock climbing, arts and crafts. the fremont chamber of commerce hosts this festival. an army of 800 volunteers helped to put on the two day event, and they got everything for everybody here for kids to adults, and it's just a great time. >> but every year it gets busier and busier, so. >> proceeds help local after school programs, medical research and fund scholarships. next, at 630, speaker emerita nancy pelosi opens up about political violence in the wake of the attack on her husband and the increasingly tense rhetoric

surrounding the election. then a second patient gets a brain chip implanted by elon musk company. how the technology works and what it could do. first, though, here's drew. >> hey there, kumasi 626. this morning, a live look from our east bay hills camera. quite foggy out there this morning. we'll get increasing sunshine as we head later into the afternoo. sun's up here already at 617 this morning. your sunset at 813. temperatures in our hottest areas inland going into the

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service officers hit by a suspected drunk driver, one killed and the other fighting for her life and awaiting the opening bell. >> we're anticipating a very volatile day on wall street world markets tanking overnight. we're monitoring how massive sell offs in asia may impact markets here. >> then veepstakes heating up. vice president harris could make her pick today, and we've learned she's expected to come to the bay area later this week. >> good morning everyone. happy monday. it is august 5th. >> we want to first start with a look at our forecast. drew. yeah. >> so it is cloudy out there this morning but we will have a warmer afternoon as a warming

trend comes our way the next couple of days. so partial sun in the city today at 67. a little bit warmer as you hop across the bay into oakland at 72 san jose in the mid 80s for daytime high and then walnut creek as you head inland, will be in the low to mid 90s. later on today. this is the tam cam, a live look outside all of that fog down below. current sky condition is showing you a lot of cloud cover. oakland right now reporting some drizzle across parts of the city and then you'll find that concord is a mix of sun and clouds out there. this morning. right now, temperatures were mainly in the 50s. as we get you going on this monday. so inland today it does get warm once again. we'll back into the 90s this afternoon with lots of sunshine out there around the bay shoreline. we're tracking that fog first thing this morning. we get sunshine around 10 a.m. and then into the afternoon. it's bright and those highs are mild in the low 70s along the coast today it is very cloudy of low visibility right now. some coastal drizzle as well. partly sunny this afternoon and highs in the low

60s. let's check in with sue and see those drive times this morning. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. well we'll take a look at the bay bridge. yes. about an hour ago metering lights were turned on and it's about it's stacked up their usual to at least the first overcrossing for about an eight minute delay behind the metering lights, and then once you're on the span, you'll be on the brakes towards the tunnel and on the western portion of the span it starts to pick up by the coliseum. 8-80 is moving nicely. no issues here north or southbound. we did have an accident that's now since been cleared out of lanes, but you can see the damage is done. if you're expecting someone from fairfield or sacramento. westbound 80 near cordelia. accident now cleared to the shoulder. but you can see it's about a 70 minute delay getting through that. hopefully that will be diminishing shortly. ladies. sue thank you. >> happening today. we should learn more information about the death of a san jose community service officer and the condition of a second one. also hurt a suspected drunk driver, hit both of them on saturday

night. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is live in san jose and gloria, we turn to you for details. >> yeah. you know, right now the flags at san jose police headquarters are at half staff. and there's a badge out here. there's a black ribbon on that badge in honor of the officer who died. this is obviously really impacting the department. this is the first time in history that a cso has died in the line of duty for the san jose police department on saturday night, police say that two csos or community service officers were working to control traffic at monterey highway and palm avenue because of a crash down the road. and while they were working, investigators say a suspected drunk driver crashed into them. police say one officer died from his injuries. the other officer was seriously injured, but she is expected to survive. officers arrested the driver at the scene. 81 year old ken sasso picks up garbage in the area, even though he says it's very dangerous.

>> i think we need more enforcement of the speed limit along this corridor. nobody goes 55, they go 85, 95, 100. you know. >> the san jose police department released this statement saying, quote, our entire police family is heartbroken by this line of duty, death and our collective arms are round. his family, friends and teammates as we all cope with this painful incident. and today, the police chief is expected to have a news conference to give more information about the investigation as well as the officer killed. and of course, we will be covering that for you. live in san jose, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. >> gloria, if you have information about a mass shooting at an illegal sideshow in oakland yesterday morning, police want to hear from you. it happened on fruitvale avenue and macarthur boulevard just before 3:45 a.m. during the sideshow, five people were shot. their conditions haven't been released, but all are said to be stable. oakland police haven't

released any information about a possible suspect. >> now to your voice. your vote. vice president kamala harris is on the verge of selecting her running mate. she has no public events on her schedule today, indicating an announcement could be coming. a source tells abc news vp harris met face to face with at least three leading contenders. they were arizona senator mark kelly, minnesota governor tim walz and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. former attorney general eric holder also visited the vp's residence at the naval observatory. holders law firm is running the vetting process for vice president. harris is expected to announce her running mate before they go on a seven state campaign swing starting tomorrow. she will then make her way to san francisco after she finishes a campaign event on saturday. over the weekend, former president trump held a rally in the same atlanta arena. vp harris packed last week, both courting critical swing voters in georgia. >> she's acknowledged to be the worst vice president in the

history of our country. >> also, over the weekend, vice president harris reached enough democratic delegate support to become the party's presidential nominee. the democratic national convention in chicago starts two weeks from today. >> speaker emerita nancy pelosi is out with a new memoir, the art of power my story as america's first woman speaker of the house. it is all about our historic legislative career and details for leadership strategy in washington. pelosi has spent nearly four decades in congress, and she's talking about her new book and the race for the white house this morning on gma. >> your book is also, in many ways, a plea for political civility and decency. you open, of course, with the attack on your husband from a couple of years ago. the harrowing events of january 6th, it does seem like we've gone off the rails in many ways. >> well, it has no place in our society. i mean, we are a democracy. we have differences of opinion and politics is a place where you have nonviolent

uh- differences of opinion and this has, gotten to a place that we have to back off of and it is you can watch the full interview on gma coming up at seven, right after abc seven mornings happening now. >> we want to take a live look at the new york stock exchange. just as trading gets underway this morning. you can see we are down about 170 points now. wall street is expected to be very volatile today because of a global sell off that happened this morning. friday's jobs report made economists worry because it raised the risk of recession. japan's markets were down 13%, the largest single day plunge since the 80s. and developing news hezbollah launched a drone attack in northern israel that hurt two israeli troops. it could be in retaliation for an assassination in beirut, which killed a hezbollah military commander. hezbollah blames israel for that

assassination. and just yesterday, us secretary of state antony blinken said he expects hezbollah and iran to retaliate against israel. >> the faa is investigating after a plane crashed into a golf course in sacramento. the plane has just taken off from mcclellan air force base when authorities say the engine shut down at 400ft, it went down over a golf course. it bounced off the practice green and then skidded on its belly toward the pro shop. a set of bleachers broke the impact, and it kept the fuselage from plowing into that shop, which was pretty crowded inside at the time. the pilot suffered minor cuts to the hand, but is otherwise okay. >> the california state university's board of trustees is forecasting a painful year financially. csu's of csu officials, i should say, are wrestling with the possibility of a $1 billion deficit for the upcoming school year. according to the online education website edsource, each university president will be in charge of

cutting costs. csu officials say the budget gap is due to a lack of support for higher education and rising costs. a plan to reshuffle funding between campuses is in the works. there is also a proposal to combine vallejo's cal maritime and cal poly san luis obispo to save money. >> saint mary's and saint francis hospitals have officially joined the ucsf health system, so if you get services at either hospital, ucsf officials say you might notice branding changes, but they plan to maintain service and employees. so your current care should continue uninterrupted. ucsf is planning to invest $100 million to integrate both hospitals into its system over the next two years. >> elon musk is promising superhuman abilities as he reveals that a brain chip has been implanted in a second patient. it's part of a clinical trial. abc news reporter andrew dymburt explains the potential

benefits of this technology. >> this morning, what could be a game changer for people living with severe physical disabilities? elon musk revealing a second patient has been implanted with neuralink, an experimental brain computer interface that allows patients to control technology with their mind. musk is a co-founder of the startup. >> i don't want to jinx it, but it seems to have gone extremely well with the second uh- implant, so there's, a lot of signal, a lot of electrodes. it's working very well. >> not much is known about the second patient, including when they received the implant. but we do know they suffered a spinal cord injury, just like nolan arbaugh. >> this is all from there to there. >> yeah, man. >> arbor was the first neuralink patient. he opened up to good morning america back in may. >> i was just very happy that i would be a part of something that i believe is so monumental. and this next step forward of helping people with paralysis. >> musk says he believes neuralink will allow all humans, whether they have physical disabilities or not, to more efficiently interface with the

digital world and even compete with artificial intelligence if it's extremely safe. >> and you have and you can superhuman abilities, i think probably a lot of people would, would choose to have it. >> the news only one of the major breakthroughs for people facing mobility issues. synchron, another company using brain implants to give disabled patients access to computers, recently released this video. that's awesome. >> that's pretty cool. is it? yeah nice. >> it's like watching a theater showing a 64 year old man with als who cannot use his hands, playing games and sending texts through an apple vision pro headset. it's just another way to retain as much independence as possible. >> andrew dymburt, abc news new york. >> and still to come, your favorite pharmacy may get a makeover. why cvs and walgreens are changing things up. >> and let's take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, even though we might not want to. right now, it is down. as you can see, more

than a thousand points. of course, we'll keep you updated on that. >> and outside lands isn't until friday, but you may already start seeing some road closures this morning. but first, here's drew. >> hey there, 641 this morning we're looking outside at our san rafael camera right now. partly cloudy skies from this vantage point as we go hour by hour on future weather showing you we will get some afternoon sunshine here across the board. even along the coast, it will be a mix of sun and clouds. big takeaway today we'll get our warmest areas into the 90s for daytime highs, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline before some high clouds start to move in here later on to finish out the day. so it's a little bit warmer than we were over the weekend. we have a warming trend coming our way the next couple of days. 92 in concord for a high hit, 67 in the city with partial sunshine. this afternoon, 72 in oakland, 84 in san jose, up to 90 in santa rosa. but it's getting even hotter to our east and to our south today. look at daytime temperatures 107 in fresno, near 90 in la, 117 in palm springs.

in fact, to our south, we have numerous heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect for the next couple of days. and some of this heat is going to work its way into our neck of the woods tomorrow. so looking at the three day forecast, this warming trend begins today. the hottest day of the week is going to be tomorrow. we do have heat advisories in effect on tuesday for one day. we'll show you those details coming up on

americans, a tribes fight for recognition. yesterday was the beginning of the muwekma ohlone tribe's trail of truth tribal chairwoman is leading a protest horseback ride across the country. the tribe wants recognition, something they need because without it, they have no land or sovereignty of their ow. unrecognized tribes miss out on federal funding for everything from health care to housing and education. >> and we muwekma ohlone, along with other and recognized tribes throughout california, don't have access to educate our children for free, to uplift

them from the generational trauma that we have faced, the poverty that we still live in. it's real. it's very real for us we're not going away. and that's what this truth is about. and this journey, the trail of truth, started at crissy field yesterday and will end in october in washington, d.c. the next stop is in sacramento later this week to bring their demands to the state capitol and governor newsom. >> developing news in the uk after anti-immigration rioters attacked a hotel that has been used to house asylum seekers. ten police officers ended up hurt in what the prime minister called far right thuggery. the police, james uk are dealing with these far right demonstrations, all stemming from a deadly stabbing attack at a dance class in britain last week. there were claims that the team's suspect

accused of killing these three girls is an immigrant. that is not true, but that disinformation has not stopped far right groups from fueling violence. >> this is not protest. it is organized violent thuggery, and it has no place on our streets or online. >> nearly 150 people have been arrested in a weekend of clashes in several major uk cities. >> now for your morning money report, you may start seeing smaller walgreens and cvs drug stores. walgreens and cvs are going through rounds of closures and thousands of other independent drug stores have shuttered over the past five years. these closures are leaving many communities without pharmacies nearby. in response, drug stores are trying new mini stores that focus on health and wellness. the stores are less expensive to run and allow companies to serve areas where the population cannot support a full store. another look at the

stock market. the dow is down more than 1000 points. you see it right there. there was a global sell off overnight. friday's job report made economic economists excuse me worry because it raised the risk of a recession. now the bay are, we're going to take a little pivot to something more beautiful. the bay area saw some beautiful sunsets this weekend. this one happened friday night over the bay bridge, and it was especially stunning. you see there. it included a rainbow. this time lapse video was taken by local photographer srini. and of course, as we mentioned, stunning with the city views there in the east bay, a familiar face helped to kick off yesterday's oakland ballers game at raimondi park. >> o'er the land of the free the home of

to clap for dan. this is our very own abc seven news anchor dan ashley singing the national anthem ahead of the ballers game against the northern colorado owls. the new pioneer league team also turned the home game into an early halloween celebration. all right. right. there were costume contests. there were. okay, i see the costume was okay already. >> oh, it's a good candy, too. >> oh, you know, they had it all at that game. they had dance, they had candy, they had costume. >> they had a win. right >> right there. >> they talk about that the candy is most important right. >> that was awesome singer oh yeah guys very cool. this morning our east bay hills camera is showing you that morning marine layer with that sunshine up above your accuweather headlines call for a warming trend today and tomorrow. now tomorrow for one day. we do have a heat advisory.

and just for a portion of the bay area, we're not talking about a heat wave this week because by the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend, those temperatures are back to average. today's forecast. we're into the mid 90s inland today with a lot of sunshine around the bay shoreline, morning clouds to sunshine, mid 70s for our afternoon and then along the coast it's pretty cloudy. a little bit of sunshine as we head deeper into the afternoon. we'll keep it on the comfortable side in the low 60s with a bit of a breeze this afternoon, so 72 in oakland, but 90 in santa rosa will hit 94 in antioch, 84 in san jose, mild in san mateo and palo alto at 76 across the city, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. we'll hit about 67 later on today, which is pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. overnight tonight, a mix of stars and clouds and numbers generally falling into the 50s as we head into tuesday. now tomorrow we have one day of a heat advisory and it's just for a small portion of the region. the south bay, including san jose and gilroy for the increased risk of

heat related illness, where temperatures there will be above 90 degrees inland. it's hot 100in concord, 100in livermore. tomorrow widespread 90s in the north bay upper 70s for oakland, 80 for hayward and mountain vie. and tomorrow we'll hit the low 70s across the city. but then cooler weather quickly moves in here. by wednesday, the heat retreats, and by thursday we're getting closer to average with those temperatures. pretty nice. as we head into the weekend, which does include outside lands. kicking off friday in the city, we'll have morning clouds to sun on the first day of the festival. saturday looks like we'll have a lot of sunshine. the brightest day of the festival. temperatures near 70 degrees before our morning marine layer returns on sunday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast, showing you morning clouds to a mild afternoon. how to save the week is tomorrow with that heat advisory for one day. then we quickly cool off closer to average by the end of the week. with a bright start to the weekend. kumasi. >> thank you drew. the fundraising push for beloved community theater group ends today. cal shakes in orinda says

it's less than $15,000 away from its $350,000 goal in an online campaign and private matching pledges. the theater company says the last day it has to raise the money is today. cal shakes suffered a serious financial blow because of the pandemic, and then other expected funding fell through. it's hoping to produce one play this summer season. >> happening now. road closures are already in place for outside lands. the music festival starts on friday friday, marking the start of the three day festival, of course, at golden gate park. jfk drive closed at six this morning and will stay that way through august 14th. most entrances into golden gate park will be closed to cars starting thursday night. mlk junior drive will be closed to cars friday through sunday when the festival ends in the east bay. >> this weekend, people had an extra spring in their step at alameda point. that's where the big bounce america tour made another bay area stop, bringing with it the world's largest

bounce house. organizers have inflated seven different inflatable attractions, including one that's 24,000ft■!. this year's tour is bigger than last year's, when it paid a visit to the golden gate fields parking lot. the attraction is open through this sunday, august 11th. the tickets are $22 for toddlers adults you're going to have to pay 45 bucks. several groups gathered in the florida keys to send off rosie, the green sea turtle, as she finally returns to the ocean. the sea turtle is outfitted with a satellite tracking device as a part of the tour de turtles initiative, which tracks long distance migration of the turtles. >> okay, that's very sweet. >> rosalie was found in march of this year. she had a really severe case of, i don't know why that word is in this script. i don't know what to tell you, but she had deadly tumor causing disease. a deadly tumor causing

disease that researchers believe is connected to ocean pollution after successful treatment. thankfully, she's back in good health and as you can see, she is ready to go back home and people were really happy to send her off. >> yeah, that was a whole crowd cheering her on. >> rosalie. >> amazing. >> you all the name of that? i was like, someone put a pronouncer now and does that help? >> if fibropapillomatosis expialidocious. but she's okay, >> next, seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. >> as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside right now at 655. >> we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 seven.

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track the stock. >> stock market plunge this morning. >> as you can see, looking live at the big board. we're down more than 1000 points. all of this connected to fears of a recession. >> number two, today san jose police will release more information about the death of a community service officer. the officer and his partner were hit saturday while conducting traffic control on monterey highway. >> number three, vice president kamala harris could announce her running mate as soon as today. tomorrow. she's kicking off a

tour with that person, hitting seven battleground states in five days. she will then make her way to the bay area next weekend. >> number four hurricane debbie made landfall in florida early this morning. people in florida, georgia and south carolina are bracing for catastrophic flooding. >> and number five, we have morning clouds out there. a mild afternoon on the way. we have a little bit of a warming trend. the next couple of days. we'll find temperatures today inland. we'll go into the low and mid 90s around the bay shoreline. it's mainly in the 70s and 80s, 60s along the coast. and you look at the forecast tomorrow. tomorrow is the hottest day of the week. we have heat advisories in effect just for one day because cooler weather quickly arrives midweek and continues to cool down by the end of the week. >> and number six, we are following your monday morning commute with the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. 537 to be precise. not too not such a bad backup. just before the overcrossing. and here's san jose 280 at the 17 overcrossing.

it's about a six minute drive from downtown san jose towards cupertino. we had an earlier accident in fairfield cleared out of lanes, but you are still stacked up now to air base parkway and number seven. >> look at this. the world dog surfing championships brought the best surfing dogs to linda mar beach in pacifica. now. okay, backwards judges look for things like distance of the ride, some bonus points for style. that was probably a lot of bonus. >> yeah, i hope so. >> pretty stylish, but all the proceeds from that event go to local >> robin: good morning america. tracking the force of hurricane debby. and the states of emergency. breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane debby striking in florida's big bend region. the category one storm intensifying overnight. and threatening to stall over georgia and south carolina, with