ease worries on wall street this morning. now, at five, how the japanese markets rebound overnight could signal good news here in the u.s. >> and today we are expecting to learn who vice president kamala harris will be choosing as her running mate. the pair expected to begin a five day campaign blitz through key battleground states 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. >> we're learning more about the food festival fail in san francisco over the weekend.

organizers behind it appear to be responsible for similar failed events in the past. >> it is career changing. it is game changing, career changing for that restaurant. >> the bay area adding to its michelin guide excellence, the restaurants getting their very first stars and which were honored with their second. >> good morning. it's tuesday, august 6th. >> we start with a check of our forecast. >> yeah. so today is going to be the warmest day of the week. heat advisories in effect, just for one day. and it's really areas away from the coast that will really feel the warm weather. this afternoon. here's a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. there is fog, but you can also see some of the stars through a marine layer. this morning i do expect the cloud cover to clear a lot faster than yesterday. yesterday the clouds kind of lingered for a lot longer this morning with high pressure moving in. we'll see that fog break down for sunshine pretty quickly. closer to 9 a.m. we're seeing full sunshine out there later on this morning around the bay shoreline. we're in the mid 50s to the low 60s out there. good morning redwood city at 57.

we're at 61 in brentwood, 49 is that current temperature in sonoma. so some chilly spots in the north bay. here's a look at our inland temperatures. this is where we'll feel some of that hot weather later on today. full sunshine, mid and upper 90s. i wouldn't be surprised if 1 or 2 cities say brentwood, even fairfield tops out about 100 later on this afternoon. with this warm weather moving in around the bay, shoreline will be in the upper 70s to lower 80s. again. the cloud cover is going to clear a lot faster this morning compared to yesterday. along the coast. it's a mix of sun and clouds, a little brighter than yesterday, but still on the cool side with highs in the low 60s. let's check in with amanda. see those drive times this morning? hi drew. >> yeah. so he mentioned the fog. a fog advisory has been issued for the golden gate bridge. are looking live at it now. northbound 101 road work just cleared out of the two right lanes right after the tolls. the lanes do open up there. no issues. and a very quiet commute into and out of the city. you can see our overall map showing you that typical slowdown on the altamont pass that drives specifically,

will take you about 42 minutes from tracy to dublin, 18 minutes from san rafael to san francisco, and then a 14 minute drive to get you from antioch to concord. now i'm also tracking the stock market wall street futures on the three major u.s. stock indexes show a slight bounce back today. they're all set to open up around 1 to 2%. now, this comes after a major rebound in the japanese stock market. after it first set up a historic day of losses. japan's benchmark index closed tuesday, up more than 9%. that came close to making up for monday's historic plunge here in the u.s. yesterday, the dow and s&p both saw their worst percentage drops in nearly two years, and it was a rough day for the nasdaq as well. economist julia pollak says several factors caused the selloff that includes weaker earnings over the past few weeks. the expectation the fed will start to quickly cut interest rates and a lackluster jobs report on friday. >> the private sector, excluding

health care and social assistance, added only 33,000 jobs in this last report and that is well below the 137,000 average between 2015 and 2019. >> despite a rising unemployment rate, joblessness remains historically low at close to 4%. even with the panic on wall street yesterday, experts say the economy will not enter a recession in the near future. pollak attributes much of the slowdown to the fact that the economy soared following the pandemic, with decades high gdp and inflation growth. back to you at the desk, amanda. >> thank you. vice president kamala harris has officially secured the democratic presidential nomination, and we're expected this morning to find out who her running mate is going to be. the two will then set off on a campaign blitz, hitting seven battleground states in only five days. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us now live in the studio this morning. as of right now, gloria, we don't know the name. there are a few clues out there. >> there are reggie, and of course everybody is talking

about them this morning. vice president kamala harris spent the weekend interviewing three candidates, but as of monday, sources tell abc news that harris was still deliberating on her running mate and the top contenders for the vice presidential pick are arizona senator and retired astronaut mark kelly, the husband of gabby giffords. minnesota governor tim waltz, a retired school teacher and former six term congressman, and first-time governor josh shapiro from must win pennsylvania. some of the democratic party have voiced concerns about shapiro's support for israel and taxpayer funded private school vouchers. >> kamala harris is looking to see which one of these candidates will help. either get people who are going to stay home to the polls, or get those wobbler voters who weren't sure who to vote for put them in her column. >> the new democratic presidential ticket will spend the next several days crisscrossing the country, starting with pennsylvania tonight, then to michigan, wisconsin and north carolina. she will then make her way to san francisco after she finishes

her last stop on her battleground state tour on saturday, the democratic national convention in chicago starts on august 19th. reggie. >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance plans to follow the democratic nominee into battleground states this week, holding events in rebuttal to vice president harris's campaign. former president trump is expected to hold a rally on friday in montana and stay with us throughout the day for the very latest as we wait for vice president harris to announce her running mate. if you have our abc seven bay area app, we'll send you a notification as soon as it is revealed and our complete election coverage is available anytime at abc seven news.com. >> tensions are escalating in the middle east. the u.s. defense department confirming several americans were injured in a suspected rocket attack on an air base in iraq. the attack happening as the u.s. conducts talks with iran, trying to convince the country's leadership not to attack israel. here's abc news reporter sophie burridge. >> several us personnel injured

when their base in iraq was targeted by multiple missiles. the strike stoking fears the middle east is on the brink of a wider war. the region on edge is iran promises it will take revenge on israel at any moment. after the assassination in iran of a top hamas leader, the u.s, now in diplomatic overdrive. >> escalation is not in anyone's interests. it will only lead to more conflict, more violence, more insecurity. >> today, president biden, speaking with jordan's king abdullah as the pentagon dispatches more destroyers and an extra squadron of fighter jets to defend israeli airspace. the us coaxing arab allies to rejoin that defensive coalition, which downed hundreds of iranian missiles and drones, fired at israel in april. sources tell abc news the white house is facing steep hurdles because many partners see israel's actions last week as, quote,

unnecessarily provocative and president biden and vice president harris in the situation room this afternoon briefed on us military efforts to defend israel and that attack on a us base in iraq, and discussing steps to respond to any attack against us personnel. tom soufi burridge, abc news, tel aviv. >> this morning we are learning more about the organizers of a failed taco and beer festival in san francisco. this past weekend. people told us they were, quote, scammed when the event was not all it was hyped up to be. abc seven news has learned this is not the first failed event by these specific organizers back in 2019. seven on your side found a similar taco festival in san jose had the same issues. the company behind these events now has another upcoming festival planned in san jose at the end of this month. the company says they are lowering the lowering the entry price and promising bottomless beer samples, but now are charging extra for food. in

a statement, ceo brandon mosley told us, quote, based on the community's feedback, we are accepting refund requests to guests who did not have the experience that we wanted to create. >> the big portion family size italian chain buca di beppo is filing for bankruptcy. the chain says this is a strategic move for the future. it does intend to keep 44 locations open. two still remain in the south bay, and campbell and palo alto. the san francisco location closed in 2017 after 20 years in soma. the company is not likely to close down completely. it is doing a major restructuring and downsizing the michelin guide ceremony for california served up some culinary crowns last night at the ritz-carlton in half moon bay. it was the first time the state's event was held in the bay area. all six of california's three star restaurants kept their three star status. that's two more restaurants than new york. if you're keeping score at home, hundreds of others distinguished the other hundreds of other distinguished restaurants were recognized for their impressive work in the world of food.

>> it is career changing. it is game changing, career changing. for that restaurant. whether they get recommended a bib or gourmand, a12 star and obviously a one star always wants their second or third star. but it is literally game changing for restaurant. >> three restaurants joined the prestigious ranks of two starred honorees. one of them is in the bay area, sons and daughters in san francisco on powell and bush. as for the newcomers, three san francisco restaurants are the recipients of their first michelin stars hilda and jesse kiln and seven adams. congrats hilda and jesse is right over here by us at the station. why haven't we gone? >> i don't know what is going on because i heard the pancakes. >> then let's go. drew. >> well, that's going to get a lot harder, guys. >> we're late. great. we're gone before they got the michelin star. >> here's tropical storm debbie the latest on this system. it is very slowly churning across parts of georgia and south

carolina this morning. winds right now 45mph. and it's going to sit here for the next several days. look at this path. it will likely move out over the open ocean tomorrow, where it will strengthen once again and then revert back over charleston. and we're talking about a lot of rain in a short amount of time. by friday, this system gets picked up by a cold front, and that's when it picks up speed and races off to the north and east. but we're talking about a lot of rain still over parts of south carolina and in georgia. look at the rainfall estimates the next five days probably exceeding a foot of rain in spots. and then once it gets picked up by the cold front, we're talking about issues in the mid-atlantic and the northeast as well. late in the week into the start of the weekend. it's not the atlantic we're watching only, but also the pacific. we've got a lot going on here. we have some weakening storms, but also some tropical systems here. fabio, amelia, we're not going to be impacted by these storms at all. we may just get some clouds blowing off these systems over the next couple of days, but these will churn out into the

open ocean. and we call them fish storms. not going to affect any part of the lower 48 over the coming days. back here at home, a live look outside from sfo. we will find a mostly sunny day. the cloud cover is going to break down a lot quicker than yesterday, and we have a heat advisory in effect for good reason. inland, we're back at about 100 degrees in our hottest spots around the bay shoreline. it will be warm in the 80s and along the coast it will be in the 60s. so have that coat this morning. but dress for summer later on this afternoon. >> reggie jr. thank you. google has been ruled an illegal monopoly still ahead. what that means for the tech giant and how it continues to operate in silicon valley after months of uncertainty and negotiations, plans locked in for the oakland coliseum, the plans that can now move forward with that land we're on. panda. watch this morning. abc news getting a sneak peek at

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to ban right turns at red lights. it would be at intersections they deem a priority across the city. most intersections in the downtown area are already becoming no turn on red under a plan passed earlier this year. the new proposal would allow the city to expand that to other areas they will be focused on intersections with plenty of foot traffic and a history of crashes. people we spoke with on the streets had mixed opinions. >> it helps keep things a little more distinct as to who gets to move. >> when it's the worst thing, it will impede the flow of traffic. >> the sfmta says priority areas for the expansion could be parts of the mission and nob hill. they are currently installing no right on red signs in downtown areas. first, both north and south of market street. back to you at the desk, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. new developments in the fate of the oakland coliseum. the oakland a's have officially come to a deal to sell its portion of the site. the team and the african american sports and entertainment group made that announcement yesterday. the

organization will buy the team's portion of the stadium for $125 million. remember last week that same group bought the city's half of the stadium for $105 million. they plan to turn it into a housing and entertainment hub. >> this unlocks the opportunity to actually move development, forward sooner, you know obviously you know, this site has had an undivided interest for so long and hasn't been owned by one entity since its existence. >> in a statement, the team said it's pleased to have reached this deal that can help, quote, provide substantial opportunities and benefits for oakland. the a's will temporarily move to sacramento for next season ahead of a planned relocation to las vegas. >> some good news for a community theater group in orinda, cal schake says it's reached its $350,000 fundraising goal by its deadline, which was yesterday. the theater company is crediting a last minute push over the weekend through an online campaign and matching pledges. cal schake says its

50th anniversary production of as you like it will go on as planned. >> this morning we're getting our first look at the new panda exhibit coming to san diego. not san francisco yet. it will house the first new pandas to enter the us in 21 years. here's abc news reporter will reeve with this morning's gma first look. >> in this morning's gma first look pandemonium. meet the newest pandas on us shores. five year old male yinchuan and nearly four year old female sing bo, taking up residence at the san diego zoo. >> qianbao. the young female and yinchuan, the young male, are doing fantastically well. they've gone through an acclimation period. they've settled into their new habitat. they're exploring the hillside and all the features. so we couldn't be happier. >> they're the first pandas to enter the u.s. in more than 20 years. after the resumption of so-called panda diplomacy with china. >> we have so many things that we are discussing at the global political levels that we see every day in the news. what's

powerful is this is something we both share priorities with. we both see the importance of wildlife conservation. we both understand it's important to the world. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll give you an inside look into their new home with your gma first look i'm will reeve abc news, san diego, california. >> and in fact we'll be talking to will live here in our next hour of abc seven mornings. >> so the pandas are getting closer. >> they're getting closer. >> they're across the ocean. >> they will they will be in san diego. then they will be here. >> not the same pandas. >> yeah. penn in general. >> yeah, yeah. other penn family. yeah. >> you know, i'm really looking forward to that. >> and ours will be better. >> they'll start our pandas will somehow be better. >> oh i agree. and we must be on panda watch when we know they're coming. yes. a countdown will be had. we'll be out there live. >> we do need a countdown to countdown once we finally know when they're coming. >> is it even a big deal in san diego? i mean they've had pandas for a long time. yeah i don't know. >> yeah, it's par for the course for them. yeah for us. we're ready. okay. this morning we do

have a heat advisory. this is only for the south bay today. and it's for one day. this kicks in here at 10 a.m, and it's just because temperatures have a one day spike. and this is one of the areas that we'll see their temperatures. the highest above average. it will be quite warm away from the coast today. so don't just take the south bay as the only place that will get hot today because future weather showing you. we talked about those high clouds streaming in from some of those tropical systems out in the atlantic. that's what you see today in the north bay this morning. but into the afternoon. this is the headline. look at those warm temperatures back again mid and upper 90s. and we talked about how we'll likely see a few cities probably touch 100 degrees. it's warm around the bay shoreline as well today 70 and 80. so it's kind of this morning. you need the jacket. it's cloudy out there. it's cool. and then we quickly warm up under full sunshine this afternoon. so dress for summer. here's the heat advisory in the south bay 80s and 90s here 94 in los gatos 88 in san jose, 98 in morgan hill, up along the peninsula. it is a warm day today. 87 redwood city, 74 millbrae. we will see a fair

amount of sunshine along the coast this afternoon. that'll feel nice. 63 and partly cloudy in pacifica now across the city we'll see those clouds break down faster than yesterday. we'll hit 66 in the sunset. a little warmer downtown at 70 degrees in the north bay. it's getting hot out there. 94 santa rosa, 95. sonoma, 89, san rafael 99. in lakeport in the east bay, it is warm. 78 in oakland today, 84 in fremont, 86 castro valley and then inland, mid 90s to about 100, in pittsburg, brentwood, 98, in concord, hit about 96. in pleasanton overnight tonight will mainly dip into the mid 50s and the low 60s as we head into wednesday. now wednesday not as hot but still warm out there. we'll start to see the heat retreat here in a big way on thursday, and then those temperatures are closer to average by friday, which kicks off outside lands in the city 66 degrees on friday. saturday look at this. mainly sunny, 70 degrees in golden gate park and that will cool off on sunday with morning fog to sun at 67 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're heating up inland today, and then those temperatures drop by the end of the week. so it's kind of a one day spike in our

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philadelphia. we know she has zeroed in on three finalists, but has yet to reveal her final pick number two. >> we are tracking the stock market today. markets in japan and europe rebounded after yesterday's massive sell off. us futures are also up number three. >> a big change could be coming for drivers in san francisco today. the sfmta board will be considering a plan that will give them the option to ban right turns at red lights anywhere in the city. >> number four tonight is national night out. it's a night meant to promote positive relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve. there are events planned in neighborhoods across the bay area. >> and number five, we're in store for a warm day today. we do have a heat advisory just for one day. you can see temperatures quite warm away from the coast above average hot spots nearing about 100 degrees 70s and 80s around the bay

shoreline. >> and number six, let's go to emeryville. headlights are heading west toward the bay bridge. the drive time from highway four into the city is 39 minutes. an eastbound travel on the east shore freeway that's light on the right side. >> number seven boeing executives will be back on capitol hill today facing more questions from ntsb investigators looking into the alaska airlines plane that had the door plug blow out mid-flight earlier this year. california's summer covid surge is still not letting up. wastewater levels are topping previous summer peaks and still rising. cdc data shows covid levels in sewage have been high or very high for eight weeks in a row. now that's the same length as last summer's surge. one particular subvariant is quickly becoming dominant. health experts say the kp 3-1-1 strain is more contagious and infecting more people who have not had covid before. hospitalizations are still just a fraction of what we've seen in we have seen in previous summer surges, but they are ticking up.

california is one of 43 states with high or very high covid levels. >> we're just three months from election day and this morning a warning about voting scams. officials say. there are reports of text messages phishing for your info under the guise of voter registration. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has some information on what to avoid and how you can make sure that you are registered to vote. >> county registrar's offices do not text voters to tell them they're not registered, or they need to update their voter information. >> people are getting unsolicited text messages that say you're not registered to vote, or you're inactive. and that to me, tells that that possibly could be a scam. it's unsolicited contact. it is a sense of urgency and there's potentially a link that is not a gov link. so we want people to be aware and be cautious of what they click on. >> the contra costa county registrar's office says they've been getting phone calls from worried voters who have gotten text messages and called the

office to make sure they're registered. staff can look them up and reassure them it's happening across the bay area and across the state. >> i would say it's kind of alarming if there are scams out there trying to get people to, reregister under false pretenses to second guess everything. >> and it's a shame registrars are scrambling to get ahead of the curve to combat potential misinformation online, and the text and email here in contra costa, they're expecting record turnout in november, anticipating that over 85% of voters will cast a ballot. >> this time, people can check their voter status if they're uncertain, go to the trusted election source either your local elections office or the secretary of state. >> for up to date and accurate information, you can log on to voter status sos for secretary of state dot ca.gov and input your name and driver's license number for confirmation. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc

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mornings live now at 530. >> torrential rain and extreme flooding along parts of the east coast. tropical storm debby making its way north. the warning for visitors traveling to that region this week. >> elon musk moving x to texas. the company reportedly planning to vacate its san francisco headquarters soon. turns out employees may be heading down to the peninsula, not across the country. >> it's a dirt bike sideshow, and san francisco police say there is nothing they can do to stop this illegal activity. >> good morning everyone. it's tuesday, august 6th. >> we're going to get a check on the weather with drew. >> yeah. good morning guys. we'll take a look at our heat advisories. this is across a big portion of california this morning. look at all the warnings. the pinks, the oranges. it's southern california that is going to see the hottest temperatures today. where la in the 90s. our deserts

well into the hundreds. but some of this warm air is working its way north this afternoon. so today is the hottest day here. locally. we will have a one day spike in our heat. heat advisories are in effect for the south bay later on this afternoon. this morning though, it's comfortably cool out there, mainly in the 50s as we get you going underneath a lot of cloud cover. however, unlike yesterday where the clouds lingered for much of the morning, the clouds will break down pretty fast. i think most of us will see sunshine by about 9 a.m, where we have those clouds. inland temperatures are warm mid and upper 90s today for daytime highs. as we see some of that warm air move in from the south around the bay shoreline. yes, we do have clouds this morning, but again we see sunshine a lot quicker today compared to yesterday. upper 70s to the lower 80s. you have to dress on the cool side this morning with that jacket. and then in the afternoon you need the warm weather clothes, the shorts and the t shirt. so it's kind of an evolving forecast over the next 12 hours for a lot of us. fog along the coast this morning

gives way to partly cloudy skies, low 60s for those daytime highs. let's check in with amanda. see those drive times? hi, drew. >> we'll take you to san jose. this is a live look at our 101 8-80 crossing camera. the good news here. no real issues. as your commute starts to tick up here at 531. and then more good news for mass transit riders. bart, caltrain and ace all seem to be running on time. no delays there. we'll take a look at our bay bridge cam from our south beach cam. i should say looking at the bay bridge metering lights just flipped on. the good news no delays across the span and then we'll end with drive times. last. look, 49 minutes is that typical slowdown from tracy to dublin. 16 minutes from dublin to mission boulevard south, and then only a 15 minute drive from 101 to cupertino on 85 northbound. back to you at the desk. >> your voice, your vote. vice president kamala harris on the cusp of a major campaign announcement this morning. she's about to reveal her pick for vp. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is tracking this much anticipated decision. gloria, as soon as this decision becomes public, the harris campaign will

hit the road. >> that's right. reggie, we are monitoring it. the harris campaign has already announced that the vice president and her running mate will kick off a five day campaign blitz of seven battleground states. it starts today in pennsylvania, ends on saturday in nevada and right now, the three possible picks getting all the attention are arizona senator mark kelly, the retired astronaut married to shooting survivor gabby gifford, and first term governor josh shapiro of the must win state of pennsylvania, as well as minnesota governor tim waltz, a retired schoolteacher and six term congressman. harris has spent the weekend interviewing candidates. california senator laphonza butler, who we spoke with on abc news at 3 p.m, said this pick is solely being made by harris. >> i got no inside track in terms of who she's going to choose, but i do, know for sure that the vice president thinks about the people of this country first and foremost. and so she's

looking for governing partner who's going to share that priority as of monday, sources tell abc news that vice president harris was still deliberating on her running mat. >> today's event in pennsylvania is expected to be harris's biggest yet, with 10,000 supporters in one place. and after wrapping up that battleground state blitz on saturday, the vice president will make her way to san francisco. and of course, as soon as we have that announcement, we will share it with you, reggie, all right. >> thanks, gloria. stay with us throughout the day for the very latest. as we as we wait for the vice president to announce her running mate, if you have our abc seven bay area app, we'll send you a notification as soon as it's revealed. and our complete election coverage is available any time at abc seven news.com. >> now to a story. the i-team has been following. the former president of an east bay youth swim team has been arraigned in oakland after being accused of stealing from the team, 45 year-old, sarah new faces three felony counts of embezzlement for stealing more than $50,000. new refused to comment on the

charges after exiting the courtroom yesterday morning. 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. if convicted, she'll be facing up to nine years in prison. a rising political star in san francisco, now charged with rape, 35 year old john jacobo surrendered to police yesterday charged with four counts, including rape and domestic violence. giacobo was the director of a powerful housing nonprofit but resigned last year after our media partner, the san francisco standard, published a report on assault claims against him. at least three women filed police reports over alleged abuse and harassment. >> x also reportedly close its san francisco headquarters in the coming weeks and relocate employees to offices in san jose and palo alto. that's according to the new york times, which saw an email chief executive linda yaccarino sent employees yesterday. the announcement comes just weeks after elon musk

announced he is moving the company's headquarters to texas. we reached out to x for comment. we have not heard back. google is facing legal trouble that could change its core business. a federal court found google holds an illegal monopoly over its internet search. the judge ruled google is in violation of antitrust laws by requiring a search engine to be the default on android smartphones. a separate proceeding will determine what remedies should be applied to increase competition. that could include breaking up the company. the justice department also has antitrust lawsuits against apple, amazon and meta. >> supervisor aaron peskin is putting pressure on developers and the city to build more affordable housing. the mayoral candidate pointed at this site. this is near downtown san francisco, and as you can see, it's empty. it's been approved for 120 units of market rate housing. but the developer has delayed the project because of lack of financing. peskin wants the city to acquire the site

using tax exempt bonds to build middle income housing. >> it is a source of financing for us to be able to convert vacant offices downtown to affordable housing that's thousands of potential units rent on units financed with these tax exempt bonds will be capped at 15% below market rate, peskin says. >> that would allow city workers like firefighters, bus drivers and janitors to live in the cit. >> this morning, we're following up on san francisco's attempt to move unhoused people off the streets, abc7 has learned. the approach seems to depend on which department is running the sweep. the city's encampment resolution team is conducting sweeps with advance notice to people on the streets and bringing in social workers as they clear the camps. at the same time, sfpd is doing its own operations with help from the public works department, the police operations don't include social service support for people being moved. officers are supposed to offer resources.

>> we're going to the afternoons now, early evenings, places where there are smaller encampments and where there have been encampments before trying to keep people from camping in those areas. >> all this is in line with mayor london breed. s announcement last week. the mayor told us sfpd's policies will be modified based on effectiveness. homeless advocates are pushing back on the city's approach, calling it inhumane. last week, multiple organizations signed on to a letter to mayor breed, the city attorney and the governor demanding an end to the sweeps. >> for all of our reporting around the homelessness crisis, including expert analysis and how we got here, you can head to our website, abc7 news.com, or your abc7 news app. firefighters in southern california on high alert all night after a fast moving fire turned devastating. here's the video. multiple homes were destroyed in the san bernardino area, and those flames raced up hills and into

homes faster than the firefighters could navigate the narrow roads. firefighters have been able to get the fire to 75% containment. it's burned 100 acres as of this morning. it's not clear yet how many homes are gone. evacuation orders are still in place, and of course, we're still tracking the park fire. this massive fire still growing in butte and tehama counties. time lapse video shows massive smoke plumes coming from that fire. after several days of slower growth. it remains california's fourth largest fire on record at more than 406,000 acres burned. containment at this point is 34%. this fire has destroyed 640 buildings and evacuations are still in place in four counties. developing news on the flood emergency in the southeast. the remnants of hurricane debbie, already a deadly storm, could now make history. more than two feet of rain could hit some areas.

amanda is at the live desk with more on this weather threat. >> amanda kumasi a days long weather threat is unfolding this morning for millions of people in the southeast. what's left of hurricane debbie is dumping historic amounts of rain. up to 30in are possible in some areas. the storm is expected to crawl across south georgia, then stall off south georgia, south carolina. i should say in georgia, the mayor of savannah issued a curfew warning. the deluge could mean obliteration for parts of the city. >> this type of rain hovering over us, coming with the intensity that they tell us that it's coming, it's going to catch a whole lot of people by surprise. >> it may be that this is the most water we've seen for a long time. maybe we don't know. so stay alert. stay tuned, and stay safe. >> debbie left streets under water and homes without power. crews rescued hundreds of people from flooded neighborhoods. the storm is being blamed for at least four deaths in florida. back to you at the desk.

>> some tourists on lombard street were surprised by what they saw when visiting the iconic, curvy area. a group of bikers started riding down the crooked street sunday. then several of them started doing wheelies on larkin. the man who recorded the video says the bikers even rode in circles with the police officer in the center. he was supposed to be there to control traffic. >> i just found it interesting that it would happen with a officer. there are definitely antagonizing. >> a similar biker takeover happened a few weeks ago along geary boulevard. you can look at the video here to see if that looked like a police officer followed the bikers as they ran red lights. the head of the san francisco police officers association says the department is 600 officers short, and they don't have the staff to stop this type of illegal activity. >> firefighters in richmond saved several one week old kittens from a large homeless encampment fire on fillmore street.

>> firefighters say all eight were a bit wet and dirty, but otherwise in good health. they are now in need of a good home. so if you're interested or you know anyone who might be, reach out to contra costa county animal services. still ahead, a look at the technology being developed that could one day help decode our dog's barks. first, though, a check of our forecast with drew. >> that's exciting. here's okay this morning. a live look at the airport as we take a look at current conditions right now. cloudy over the east bay, 59 degrees in oakland, but the clouds will break down much faster than yesterday. oakland likely seeing sunshine closer to 8:00 9 a.m. this morning. if you are traveling, it is quite hot to our south and to our east. phoenix could see some thunderstorms this afternoon. we have heat advisories in la. excessive heat warnings in our deserts. it's pretty quiet from the upper midwest down through the south, but it is quite hot around texas. dallas 102 today. chicago it's windy. a cold front just moved through, so they're feeling a lot of heat relief. 77 degrees there. it's to the east.

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ntsb is calling it fact finding, a fact finding hearing on details. it's gathered since a door plug fell from a boeing plane mid-flight earlier this year. now according to the agenda, the board is planning to ask about the lack of documentation that led to this plane being delivered to alaska airlines. without those critical bolts in place. >> elon musk is reviving his lawsuit against openai. the lawsuit alleges the maker of chatgpt breached the company's mission of developing artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity. it claims founder sam altman manipulated musk in what it calls deceit of shakespearean proportions. musk was also an openai co-founder, but left after an internal power struggle. we're learning about tech that could decode dog barks. abc news reporter danny new has more on how researchers are using ai for it.

>> speak. hi there. >> in 2009, the movie up showed us an animated dream where technology could help us finally interpret what dogs are trying to tell us. >> we've been essentially training neural network models. >> well, apparently it only took 15 years for our reality to start catching up with science fiction. cool. now researchers at the university of michigan, like professor rada mihalcea here, are starting to use artificial intelligence to translate a bark. >> can we tell just from the sound they make, what is the situation they are in? >> their team started by uploading human speech to build their quote unquote, neural network, and then using recorded situational vocalizations from about 70 dogs working with a team in mexico. so far, rada says their program has succeeded the most consistently, with interpreting the breed of a dog. and if it's feeling either playful or angry on the other hand, interpreting a dog's age and definitely its gender has proven to be a little more challenging. >> maybe because we didn't have enough data.

>> oh no. >> but let's be real. sometimes the concept of ai developing can seem terrifying. so let's ask what you're probably wondering. how do you see this technology being helpful for people? >> if we think of benefit to humans would be in the sense of having now access to these other forms of intelligence, like for dogs, what they can learn through smell. >> rada says with more data and nuance. maybe this program could help us interpret reports from canine units, or from dogs who can reportedly detect cancer. not to mention, perhaps we could also better diagnose dogs when we take them to the vet in the future. >> i think there could be even more that we could learn. >> now, we're still probably years away from a lot of that, but she says soon that they may need to crowdsource to receive audio clips from our dogs. i asked her to please keep us posted on that could be really fun because we're all just recording our animals all day. anyway so might as well contribute to science in new york. for abc news, i'm danny, new. >> let's keep talking about dog. how far is too far to pamper

your dog? dolce and gabbana. hope that you go pretty far. they have a new dog perfume. it's called fifi, and it's named after the pet dog of domenico dolce. dolce. the scent is described as gentle and delicate, with musk, sandalwood and a floral essence. the bottle has a 24 karat gold plated paw print. you also get a dog collar with a gold plated doggy paw. it's $109 a bottle. >> first of all, if this is fifi, fifi is gorgeous, imposing, and really serving the look and making me want to buy it. >> got a blow out. >> it's like look at the blow out and the just the smize. >> >> tyra. be very proud. is it weird i want to try this. >> no i want to i don't think this is a bad idea because you know a lot of people have those like little cute little fifi dogs and they're like right here by you and i'm sure you're smelling the dog all the time. why wouldn't you want the dog to smell like. >> >> it's not. no, no. >> yeah. on the flip side, my dog is very sensitive okay. to

certain things like shampoos and stuff. so i would wonder if this would be. it's a gentle so could be good. >> and why wouldn't you just use it right on yourself. yeah. everything is sound. >> everything. sandalwood, everything. sandalwood lobby has been very good over the past decade. they've been putting into everything from candles to perfumes. true. let us know if you get it for your dog. this morning we have a heat advisory in effect for the south bay. this is just one day of some hot weather. we have cooler air quickly moving in over the next couple of days, but today temperatures will be above average. we'll take san jose for example, because we are underneath this heat advisory. today we're close to 90 degrees, but for the rest of the week we see a dip in our temperatures. and then by the end of the weekend and early parts of next week, it's going to feel cool for august. so we had this heat today, but it doesn't last all that long. it's not sticking around so inland today. yes, we're going close to 100 degrees for our hottest areas with lots of sunshine today around the bay. shoreline sunshine much faster than yesterday. upper

70s, lower 80s, even more sunshine along the coast than yesterday will be in the mid 60s for daytime highs, so the heat advisory in the south bay 80s and 90s here for daytime highs up along the peninsula will be in the 70s and 80s from millbrae to redwood city at 8782 in los altos. partly cloudy this afternoon along the coast. 62 for half moon bay across the city today we'll see that sunshine start appearing closer to 10 a.m. this morning, mid 60s to the low 70s for daytime highs in the north bay. it is a hot day. 99 in lakeport 97, calistoga, 95 in sonoma, warm and san rafael. at 89 degrees. we have clouds to sun. this afternoon in the east bay. we'll have 78 for a high in oakland, 84 in fremont, 86 castro valley. and then it's hot inland just for one day. 100 in pittsburg, 94 in san ramon, 98 in livermore, mid 50s to the low 60s overnight tonight. and then we'll track that heat beginning to retreat tomorrow afternoon. still, temperatures are above average tomorrow afternoon, but then by thursday we're closer to average and then heading into the weekend, we're not finding any intense heat. on saturday or

sunday. accuweather seven day showing you heating up today and then we'll cool off by the end of the week. we start out saturday with full sunshine and those temperatures go below average early next week guys. >> drew thank you. new at six road rage. the new survey showing just how aggressive some california drivers are. >> first though, the future of automobile innovation where you can see a

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atomic bomb on the city of nagasaki august ninth, 1945. >> a community in kansas came together to mark a milestone and honor baseball great jackie robinson. months after a thief chopped a beloved statue of robinson off at the ankles and stole it. a new version of that statue was unveiled in wichita. bob kendrick is the president of the leagues baseball museum in kansas city, and he says the statue is more than just a piece of art. it is a symbol of hope and inspiration and represents the core values that were part of robinson's legacy. >> my heart is just filled with joy. it wasn't that way in january. there was a lot of despair and since that took place, i think we all saw and gained a renewal in spirit as so many people stepped up to seemingly try to right a wrong. >> a man was convicted of stealing the statue and several

other burglaries. he was recently sentenced to 15 years in prison. >> scientists at the at the smithsonian have come up with an out of this world idea to preserve the earth's biodiversity. it involves sending biological material to the moon, which sounds pretty wild, but here it is. scientists say craters on the moon's polar regions provide temperatures that are consistently cold enough to allow cryo cryogenic preservation. without liquid nitrogen, this is the wrong video. sorry about that. or electricity like you need on earth. the moon is also not at risk for natural disasters. scientists admit this idea would be really expensive. they suggest starting with the most endangered species and then expanding to other species again. wrong video apologize. >> this is the video for the story center. >> her. >> oh, and i matched the video. okay, look at me. all right. this story is about new innovation in the world of sustainable cars, i think. nope.

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