seven mornings live now at six. >> an attack on israel is imminent. u.s. officials warning

the situation in the middle east is on the verge of getting much worse. the international effort underway to calm tensions. >> deadline to leave some san francisco families being told to pack their rvs and move by midnight. the help being offered by the city that could lead to a more permanent solution. >> over the past two weeks, i've been woken up more times overnight than i have combined over 20 years. >> a group of waymo cars on the fritz in san francisco's one of san francisco's parking lots. neighbors say it's been disturbing the peace for weeks. how waymo is responding. >> i'm just annoyed by the sound of the video, so i can't imagine living there. good morning. it's tuesday, august 13th. >> to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yeah. so we start out with limited fog this morning. we'll get a nice afternoon out here. does turn breezy as we head deeper into the day. a live look from our south beach camera looking at the bay bridge as

folks come into the city. not a lot of clouds out there this morning. partly cloudy skies from this vantage point, so current temperatures right now. you need that light jacket this morning we're mainly in the 50s around the bay shoreline. good morning, san mateo. we're at 56. 58 is that current temperature in cupertino? the wider picture some chilly spots right now in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma in the upper 40s. it's a similar story right now in gilroy coming in in the 40s as well. so some chilly air in some areas. and we will find a very nice afternoon on the way. so inland first we get those temperatures gradually warming will max out in the mid and upper 80s later on today, with a bit of a breeze around the bay shoreline. not a lot of fog out there. so once that sun is up here in the next 20 minutes, we will have a pretty bright looking day into the 70s we go, but it does get breezy this afternoon. we'll have those winds about 15 to 25mph. even stronger winds along the coast, but a mix of sun and clouds today and daytime highs will be in the low and mid 60s. let's check in with amanda. see those drive times? >> yeah. good morning drew. our overall map showing plenty of

green. there isn't a lot of drama on your roads. you can see the typical slowdown along the altamont pass and then some promising news over in concord. we have been tracking a four vehicle crash on southbound 242 before concord avenue. you can see things are slowly improving. it has cleared, but there are residual delays from highway four. then i'll get you over to the richmond bridge. the right lane is blocked by an abandoned camping trailer. we're told bridge crews are on the scene. you can see it is kind of slowing things down to about 37mph. so just be aware there, things moving a little slower on the upper deck of the bay bridge, but really not too bad as people make their way into the city. back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. developing news in san francisco, where families living in rvs in one neighborhood are being displaced for a second time this year. now, months ago, they were told to leave a street near lake merced. you can see it here on this map. well, they ended up just outside the san francisco zoo, and now they have to pack up and leave there or face punishment from the city. abc seven news reporter gloria

rodriguez joining us live in gloria. the city is offering a help, but the deadline to move is now less than 24 hours away. >> that's right. kumasi san francisco is requesting these rvs leave zoo road by midnight, or they will be towed. the city is now offering them help, but it's not a simple process. this morning, our photographer captured this video on zoo road. there's still about two dozen rvs out there as the clock ticks for them to leave. the city says many of these rvs have multiple families living in them, and we found that many moved there during the pandemic when their job situation changed. many of those residents gathered outside their rvs yesterday as they waited for city workers who set up tables and take people. many left winston drive two weeks ago, hoping to avoid getting towed after the city implemented a four hour parking restriction for an upcoming repaving project. and since then, zoo road became their new home. but last week, the city put them on notice, saying they had to leave zoo road as well. the city is

providing vouchers or financial assistance to help many of them pay for housing, but these rv residents still need to find available housing that will accept the vouchers. that also depends on what's available right now. in many cases, some of these rv residents will qualify to get a percentage of their rent paid for by the city for up to three years. >> now, what we have is what we call rapid rehousing, which are vouchers that kind of a program that allows them to have subsidies for a period of time and seeing if we can move them close by apartments because they want to live in the community. so seeing how that that's going to work out happy, because we're going to have a place to live. >> i have been living in arby's for four years now. >> that's 11 year old hazel. she was in line with her family and she's optimistic about finding a new place to live. san francisco will not be paying for people's rent indefinitely. city workers say it's a case by case situation to help people get

into housing. now, as a way out of homelessness. and the city says they have had multiple outreach events for these residents to provide housing resources. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. there's a back to school mess in the north bay and apparently wild boars are to blame. caution tape ropes off what's left of the grass at geyserville new tech academy. it looks like a bulldozer went through there, but the press democrat reports it's actually pigs. the boar started with the baseball fields. and then when school officials put up the fences, they went to town on the rest of the campus. the paper says the school has hired a trapper school there starts on thursday. and by the way, tomorrow san ramon valley and fremont unified kick off their school years. alameda unified starts on thursday and sf usd starts next week. >> developing news in the mideast israel is on high alert this morning amid concern that iran could launch an attack at any time. and amanda, the white house is reacting as israel is

mobilizing its resources and kumasi. >> currently, the israeli air force is banning its members from leaving the country. a white house official says iran and its proxies could launch what they're calling a significant set of attacks on israel this week. iran has vowed to retaliate for the recent assassinations of top hamas and hezbollah officials. yesterday, president biden spoke with the leaders of france, germany, italy and the u.k. they discussed the escalating tensions and called for iran to stand down, even as a u.s. missile guided submarine heads to the region. >> the president is confident that we have the capability available to us to help defend israel. should it come to that? nobody wants to see it come to that, which is why we continue to have these diplomatic conversations. >> and cia director william burns will arrive in qatar thursday for previously scheduled peace talks between

israel and hamas. talks are seemingly growing more fragile by the day, with the threat of a wider regional conflict looming. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. we are 83 days and counting to the presidential election, and you can see our countdown clock right here. it's to the polls opening on election day next week. democrats are going to be gathering for their national convention. it starts monday in chicago. it goes until thursday. vice president kamala harris has already been certified as the party's nominee. scheduled speakers at the dnc include president joe biden, former presidents barack obama and bill clinton, as well as former secretary of state hillary clinton in the east bay. oakland city council is looking at a major shift this november. multiple incumbents are choosing not to run for reelection. three out of eight council seats are suddenly wide open. one of those announcements came very last minute. council member trevor reed posted a statement on her decision not to run friday night, hours after the deadline for paperwork had passed.

longtime council members rebecca kaplan and dan cobb also not running to hold their seats. the city is now extending the deadline for candidates to file to run in those council races. >> new at six. one bay area county is considering a plan to cut down on people who hog electric vehicle chargers. today, the solano county board of supervisors will discuss possibly implementing idle fees at charges owned by the county. that's when your car stays connected to the charger after it's finished charging, preventing others from using it. it's unclear when this would take effect. if it's approved and how much those fees could cost. >> good morning, walnut creek. a live picture this morning showing you clear conditions. good visibility out there. current numbers over there 59 degrees right now. high humidity and the winds have been breezy this morning. out of the west right now. 15mph. and they'll likely pick up as we head into the afternoon. now look at the forecast this morning. very limited cloud cover out there.

we don't have widespread fog to deal with this morning. so sunshine appears here very fast for most of us. and temperatures will gradually climb through the 60s as we approach that lunchtime hour. so looking at the forecast today, it's mostly sunny in the city. it will be nice at 68, but it is windy. winds gusting about 20 to 30mph today 74 in oakland with sunny skies, 82 in san jose and walnut creek will keep that sunshine all day long and a high of 86 degrees. let's talk about those winds. it does get pretty breezy around here. just like yesterday in the afternoon. today we'll find that onshore flow about 15 to 30mph. strongest winds along the coast and through the city. and then likely we'll keep those winds again tomorrow. and those winds will keep temperatures in check. we're pretty close to average when it comes to our daytime high. so looking at today's map, the forecast calls for lots of sunshine will be in the 80s inland 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. we'll be right back. >> taylor swift security is being beefed up for her shows in

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last week. a man who has the details on the preps from law enforcement officials. >> reggie london is increasing security as taylor swift returns to the stage. an alleged terrorism plot forced her to cancel three shows in vienna last week. she will perform five shows at london's wembley stadium over the next week, in front of more than 90,000 fans each night, in addition to local police, private security specializing in counterterrorism will reportedly be called in to keep people safe. security experts believe protocols will be expanded outside the stadium perimeters as well. >> it definitely changes more the opportunity to move the perimeter out and extend the perimeter, as well as deploy surveillance and other foot traffic security representatives. there will be thousands of people involved in security. there will be uniformed security and law enforcement. there will be plainclothes security and law enforcement. >> wembley stadium says. quote

no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the olympic steps at the front of the stadium. non ticket holders will be moved on the stadium implemented these rules when the pop star performed at wembley back in june. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. google is teaming up with actress selena gomez to support mental health services for young people. yesterday, the mountain view based company announced $10 million in new funding for nonprofits. google says it's committed to funding projects from high school teachers that offer new mental health training courses. the company hopes to center mindfulness as an educational goal as kids start this new school year. next year, a new tenant will take over the oakland coliseum. the oakland roots soccer team has secured the venue for their home games. the roots started working on the deal once the a's announced they were going to move out after this season. they're tentatively planned for 17 games next season, and potentially more if they reach the playoffs after 2025. the roots the roots hope to finish building a temporary stadium in a parking lot next to

the coliseum that will stand for ten years. >> we have been nomadic up to this point, playing at different venues around oakland and the east bay, and this gives us the opportunity to be here in oakland and also to significantly increase our capacity. >> the roots and city leadership say they'll work to try and keep the staff who are already working at the coliseum. happening tomorrow, it is bart night at raymond park when oakland's new baseball team, the ballers, take on the boise hawks. the children of bart employees will serve as ball boys and ball girls. a bart police lieutenant will sing the national anthem, and the first pitch is at 635. this week, you're going to start seeing waymo's fleet of driverless cars on freeways in san francisco. the company says taking a freeway compared to city streets can cut down on ride times. but i think you already know that because you know how freeways work. they say. i mean, i don't know. i'm still going to read this, though they say from the lake merced neighborhood to oracle park could be as much as

50% faster by taking the freeway instead of the streets. again. i mean, that's obvious from now. for now, though, only waymo employees are going to be able to get on the freeway using waymo. they are testing this here. and also on freeways in phoenix. now that freeway testing comes as waymo is promising, people in one san francisco neighborhood a fix to a really annoying problem. the driverless vehicles are getting confused in one parking lot, and they are honking at each other very early in the morning. we've seen waymo cars have a few hiccups in their first year of fully autonomous driving, but this is a new one. abc seven news reporter tim johns is hearing from frustrated neighbors. >> for the past few weeks, randall white has been dealing with a persistent and annoying problem right outside his san francisco condo. >> so i was like, where is that coming from? i looked down and i was like, i think it's coming

from the waymo cars, this parking lot full of driverless waymo cars has had multiple incidents where suddenly the vehicles become confused and start honking all at each other. >> white says he heard it for the first time about two weeks ago, after he was woken up around 4 a.m. then it happened again and again, and i started thinking, well, this is an issue. >> white isn't the only one who's had issues with the noises either. >> several people who live in the buildings nearby the parking lot have also had similar complaints. >> over the past two weeks, i've been woken up more times over night than i have combined over 20 years. >> russell polsky lives in a building adjacent to white. he says the honking incidents have happened at random times during both the day and night, and have started to take a toll on him. >> i could not be more cranky today for a monday after these past two weeks. it's really at a high level. it's just really, really it's tough. it affects the way you, you feel. >> white says he and others have reached out to waymo about the issue. in a statement sent to abc7 news, waymo says, quote, we

are aware that in some scenarios, our vehicles may briefly honk while navigating our parking lots. we have identified the cause and are in the process of implementing a fix. white says monday afternoon was the first time the honking seems to have gotten better. despite the inconvenience, he tells me he's still a fan of the autonomous vehicle company and uses the cars on a regular basis. >> and so i was all about it until the honking started, and all i really want is resolution in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news tim knew what he was doing with that beat. >> he really did insert nat sound right? >> pop it. yeah, i'm annoyed for those people. why is it taking so long? >> i can't be like over the air and just like a boop update, it updated. that would infuriate m, >> yeah, i'd be out there yelling back at them, shut up! >> but that's just me. >> that's a good way to do it. this morning. here's our east

bay hills camera. we have some patchy fog out there. we're in store for a really nice afternoon. we'll keep temperatures in check. it's a little breezy. later on today. we'll show you those winds in a few minutes. here's a look at your highs versus average today. and you notice there's really no intense heat. there's temperatures that may be 1 or 2 degrees above average. but for the most part, you're going to feel a pretty typical august afternoon on the way. so looking at today's forecast inland, lots of sunshine, pleasant daytime highs, mainly staying in the 80s this afternoon around the bay shoreline. some patchy cloud cover early on, but really no deep fog to deal with first thing. so mostly sunny today and temperatures in the 70s and along the coast. it's a mix of sun and clouds. today we'll keep those temperatures in the 60s for daytime highs, so it's a sunny day today. the winds will pick up about 15 to 30mph throughout the afternoon in the south bay. lots of sunshine. 78. in cupertino, we'll hit 82. in san jose, about 86 in morgan hill, up along the peninsula, 80. redwood city 77, los altos 74. in san mateo. we'll keep it

at 62 for half moon bay across the city today. it is windy this afternoon with that onshore flow strengthening as we head deeper into the day. 60s across the board. so it will be a nice, pleasant, average august day in the north bay. it's warm, 84 san rafael 88. in santa rosa we'll go to 83. in petaluma, about 80 in napa in the east bay. lots of sunshine. it's mild, but it's breezy today. 76 in san leandro, the same in fremont, 74 in oakland, hercules up to 76. and then inland today we'll keep it in the 80s. 84 in pleasanton, 87 in pittsburg, 88 in brentwood overnight tonight. it's a mix of stars and clouds, overnight lows, mainly in the 50s as we head into wednesday. now future tracker showing you there's really not much change with our temperatures over the next couple of days. we'll keep it pleasant in the afternoon. temperatures may be a few degrees above average, but by the weekend we'll see cooler air start to move in here. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. enjoy. today it's mild sunshine breezy in the afternoon. we'll keep it very steady with our temperatures through the end of the week. then over the weekend we'll see a dip in our daytime highs. but

pleasant both days. >> guys, thanks to you. now we're going to turn to ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma. good morning. >> yes reggie kumasi nice to see you. good morning. it's tuesday and we start with donald trump's interview with elon musk on x of course started late. it was plagued by technical troubles. but we will tell you what the former president said and claimed. also how the harris campaign is responding this morning. and the new tropical storm. ernesto, if you have any interest in the caribbean, it's make its way real quick through there. puerto rico a tropical storm warning, including the u.s. and british virgin islands. rain is going to be the biggest impact there. and then it takes aim this weekend at bermuda. we will have a lot of rip currents. if you're planning on the beach over on the east coast. also, the new study about tablets and tantrums, how little ones using two devices can lead to anger and frustration, and what parents can do to help manage screen time. my kids are angered and frustrated that we don't give them tablets. i guess that's a way to do it. also, a couple is going to be on our show telling us about their pet diet. they're going to share how

they paid off more than $50,000 in less than two years, plus, julianne hough talking about her debut novel and dancing with the stars. you'll see it all on gma. >> that's a good show. >> can i talk to you for just a second about the tablet situation? i'm not blaming the children in this. i'm blaming the parents with this. why are the parents? why are the tablets playing full volume in the restaurant at the like? the waiting area for the plane? yeah we can all hear that. >> i couldn't tell you. the headphones are important for everybody on an airplane, because that is something i have witnessed with both children and adults. one woman recently was playing all nature sounds. it was like every bird snake and all of these things, and everybody's looking. everybody on the plane is like. and the finally we get attention of the flight attendant, and they come in and they're like, you have to turn that down. and the woman's like, oh, okay, okay, okay. and we're all watching. like, thank god it's been minutes of this. like chirping. she walks away

and it did not go down. and they didn't understand the volume. turn it off headphones. it was like was that a yellow bellied warbler. yeah >> well that is bizarre. on the plane. >> not on the plane. >> it was. it was. >> and like, that's the only place my kids have ever had a tablet is on a plane, but it's with a headphone. >> come on. come on. >> i mean, this used to be a country. oh, wow. >> okay, i'm going to be thinking about those nature sounds. >> that is a new one for me. >> i know i have never chirp, chirp. >> it was new. >> yeah, yeah. >> and it was like it wasn't even just like normal ones. it was like the extreme ones, like the calls. >> wow. >> ma'am. no, ma'am. >> ma'am, this is a plane. >> yep. >> ginger, thank you for that. we will we will keep that in our hearts. we'll see you a discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3.

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now at 630. donald trump one on one with elon musk. trump bringing up false claims and controversial statements, even seeming to slur his words, laying out plans to shut down the education department, ignore climate change and taking aim at vice president harris. the response from the harris campaign. >> plus, the push from a murder victim's mother to renew interest in the san francisco case to bring her son's killer to justice. what we are learning this morning.

>> plus, a close encounter off the peninsula coast. what? an oakland teacher says he did when he saw a shark trailing him in half moon bay. >> well, good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, august 13th. >> have you ever seen a shark in real life? yes. in the water? yes. what did you do? >> uh- far off on the beach. oh. moved even further back. okay. it was not in the water. it was not trailing you. i'm good. okay. i don't need to see that. don't be trailed by a shark. don't sound fun. this morning we are finding just limited fog out there. we will see a nice afternoon. you're looking at sutro tower this morning where? the sun is up here. you can see the skyline in the background, so we're not seeing widespread cloud cover. and it will lead to a mild afternoon. winds will pick up later today too. look at some of our chilly spots right now. gilroy, sonoma. santa rosa. we begin this morning in the upper 40s. so you certainly need your jacket in those spots. mid 50s to the low 60s, currently around the bay shoreline. and it will be a day where you can get rid of that jacket close to

lunchtime. and then we have a nice afternoon on the way. we'll look inland first. we have lots of sunshine. temperatures max out in the mid and upper seconds later on this afternoon around the bay shoreline. just a little bit of cloud cover right now. we have lots of sunshine on the way today. mid 70s but it will get breezy out there. winds will gust about 15 to 25mph later in the afternoon. even stronger winds are expected along the coast today. we'll likely see winds gusting about 20 to 30mph. here. it's a partly cloudy day. we'll have daytime highs reaching the low and mid 60s. let's check in with amanda. see those drive times? hi, drew. >> let's take a live look at a crowded bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that the backup is past the parking lot at this point. 46 minutes is what it will take you to get from highway four into the city. it is slow moving as you make your way across the bridge into san francisco. no real reason. the metering lights are turned on though, so just be aware. also bumper to bumper here on the richmond cam showing slow traffic from canal boulevard into the tolls. and then i do

want to get to orinda. there is a report of a big rig blocking the right lane of the left bore. still no major backup at this moment. this is eastbound 24 at the caldecott tunnel. just be aware there. kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. your voice. your vote. now, as he struggles with the rise of vice president kamala harris's popularity, donald trump returned to x last night. his conversation with elon musk was hampered with some technical issues and filled with false claims. abc news reporter kim nguyen has a look at what was said and how the harris campaign is reacting. >> in one of his most significant returns to the platform x since he was kicked off in 2021, former president trump spoke at length with owner elon musk. the virtual chat off to a rocky start with technical issues delaying the conversation for more than 40 minutes. the former president, jumping right into criticizing vice president harris on border security, mocking climate change and discussing plans to shut down the education department.

>> i want to close up the department of education, move education back to the states. >> many listeners commented that trump appeared to slur his words, including when talking about his attempted assassination. >> i have to give the secret service sniper they call him or sharpshooter, but sniper because he didn't know there was a problem. he's been he's an extraordinary shot. >> obviously, the harris campaign slammed the interview, writing trump's entire campaign is in service of people like elon musk and himself, self-obsessed rich guys who will sell out the middle class and who cannot run a live stream in the year 2024. this coming amid big news out of swing state arizona. abortion access will be on that state's ballot in november, allowing voters to decide on the issue. as democrats make abortion rights a central message, this election year, harris attacked the republican ticket for its position of leaving the decision up to each state. >> and now, in over 20 states in

our nation, there is a trump abortion ban. it would ban medication abortion in every state. but we are not let that happen because we trust women. >> and when abc news washington. >> tomorrow marks 18 years since the shooting death of a 17 year old in san francisco. his mother and police are still trying to solve this case. a man is at the live desk with the push to reignite interest. yeah >> reggie aqui san francisco police and the mother of a cold case. murder victim are asking for the public's help to find justice. 17 year old aubrey aberra kassa was shot and killed in 2006, in the city's north of the panhandle neighborhood. it happened at the intersection of grove and baker streets. aubrey's mother and law

enforcement hold a gathering every year there, hoping people with information about his death will come forward. since aubrey's death, his mother, paulette brown, has begun an has become an advocate for families of murdered victims. this afternoon at 3:00, brown will be at that intersection handing out fliers about her son and his case. police chief william scott will also be there. now, if you have any information about the case, you are asked to contact the sfpd homicide detail. their information is on your screen. you can also text a tip to tip 4-1-1, particularly the crowd. >> sort of getting behind as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. so we're just going to make sure that our studio lights, everything stays safe, everything is shaking. good. everybody good. all right. thank you. >> this morning, people in southern california are being told to prepare for aftershocks after an earthquake shook the region yesterday. what you just saw was the moment that quake hit live on our sister network,

espn. it was a magnitude 4.4. it was shallow enough, though, to make it widely felt. emergency crews had to step in soon after it happened. it hit around 12:20 p.m. and the highland park neighborhood of la northeast of downtown. >> the building just started to shake violently. it wasn't those nice rolly ones we get that i had to hold on to the doorjamb, and i could feel someone else holding to on me. >> our crews discovered that a sprinkler head at the very top of the rotunda. actually, the piping broke, causing a water flow. >> the pasadena city hall was gushing water from above. officials also had to evacuate a middle school. it was the first day of school for many students. no reports of any serious injuries. >> developing news. people living in their rvs in one san francisco neighborhood have less than 24 hours to pack up and move. they've been staying on zoo drive since they were forced from a different street near lake merced earlier this year.

the city says they have to go somewhere else. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. so, gloria, the city is offering help. >> that's right. the city is offering help, but it's not a simple process. the residents need to leave by midnight or they will be towed. and this morning, there are still about two dozen rvs there as the clock ticks for them to leave. the city says some of these rvs have multiple families living in them. and we found many moved there during the pandemic when their job situation changed. zoo road has been home to many residents for about two weeks after they left winston drive to avoid being towed after the city implemented a four hour parking restriction for an upcoming repaving project. but last week, the city put them on notice, saying they have to leave zoo road as well. yesterday, city workers offered housing resources. 25 year old victoria oliveira moved into an rv with her friend in november after losing her housing. victoria and gabriel say they have filled out multiple apartment applications, but they've been rejected

despite having high credit scores and bank statements that prove their incomes. >> i work like 85 hours per week. he works almost 50 hours per per week and we just want a home, a place to stay that we don't need to be concerned if we have water or know if we need to move the rv or no, and being denied. it's like, what is wrong with us? >> we're here just to answer the call for people needing help over a road. these are folks that a lot of them moved from winston road that's up the street. so i'm trying to see what we can get them in today with rapid rehousing. you know, whatever we have available. >> the city is providing vouchers or financial assistance to help many of them pay for housing for a period of time. but these rv residents still need to find available housing that will accept the vouchers that also depends on what's available right now. if residents do get housing, the

city is asking that they have a plan for the rv, such as selling it or donating it, and the deadline for the residents to leave is wednesday at midnight. the city says they've had multiple outreach events for these residents to provide housing resources. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria and oakland science teacher has a great story to tell his new students about his encounter with a great white. ian walters shot this video while out fishing in half moon bay last week. he and his friend were out on kayaks when they noticed a big fin trailing them. walters thinks it was a great white shark, about 13 or 14ft long. following them on the water. >> we watched it kind of go back around and start following me, and we just tried to keep each other calm and not give any reason for, you know, a reaction from the shark. and just let it toward some seals. and it eventually just let us go. >> walters says the shark didn't do anything aggressive. it just seemed curious. and that's a

very generous way of putting it. >> just a feeling of uh- wonder, you know, maybe that's the teacher in me, but that's it's amazing to live in a place where that's a part of our of our natural environment and to get the chance to experience it in such a peaceful way was, once in a lifetime. >> it's all in how you look at it. walters called it a magical moment. he says it was water like glass, and the gentle bubbling of a shark behind him. yeah >> can you speak on it? after you have survived it? >> i guess you can. but the video is proof of how calm they were. this is me. >> it's time to go. but maybe it's better to remain calm. >> i think it is better to remain calm. i'm just not sure i could still to come on abc seven mornings, bounding to the top of the music charts. >> how nsync is making a comeback this morning. >> and let's take a live look at the big board of the new york

stock exchange up right now by about 240 points, but we're keeping an eye on the markets are starting, plus a big shakeup in the business world. the ceo at starbucks is out already, having been replaced by someone at the top of another popular company. >> then the community calling out gaps in health care. the change at one hospital that could impact care for people who live in the south bay. but first, here is drew. hey, reggie. >> 642 this morning we're taking a look at our air quality. we have some pockets of yellow sensors indicating moderate air quality, but for most of us, we have that green dot. good air quality with onshore flow. today most of us will experience good air quality throughout the day. looking at the next few hours, very limited fog out there this morning. we'll see lots of sunshine today and it will be a day where temperatures this afternoon are mild. pretty close to average for this time of the year. so the jacket needed this morning. and then this afternoon you can enjoy the mild sunshine. 68 in the city today. mostly sunny across san francisco, but again the winds pick up. so we'll have those winds gusting about 20 to 30mph in the city.

this afternoon. 74 in oakland today, 82 in san jose, walnut creek up to 86 degrees. let's talk about those winds. you'll notice them just like you did yesterday. future tracker by about 4 or 5:06 p.m. that onshore flow is gusting about 15 to 30mph, with the strongest winds along the coast and through our gaps. and then again tomorrow will repeat that forecast. and since we do it again tomorrow, temperatures stay pretty similar over the next couple of days. so look at the numbers. today we'll go into the 80s and our warmest spots inland. again, that's pretty close to where we should be this time of year. 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. we'll preview the weeken

funding kumasi. president biden is expected to announce $150 million will be awarded to eight research teams. those teams are working on innovative cancer treatment ideas to cut down on the number of deaths every year. nearly 2 million americans are diagnosed with solid tumor cancers and surgical removals often are the first step in treatment. the money will go toward developing technologies that will allow surgeons to remove tumors more successfully,

reduce the need for repeat surgeries, and decrease the damage for healthy tissues. this issue is personal for president biden. he lost his son, beau to cancer in 2015. mr. biden first launched this initiative as vice president, then relaunched it in 2022 with the goal of reducing the cancer death rate in the u.s. by at least half. back to you at the desk. >> okay, thanks, amanda. if you live on the east side of san jose, a big change to start at a local hospital that could impact your care. starting yesterday, regional medical center's trauma center changed from a level two to a level three. that means some emergency services have been downgraded to less comprehensive levels. last night, community members held a vigil outside the hospital. they criticized this downgrade at regional medical center and plans by the owner, hca, to expand its other san jose hospital, good samaritan. they're worried the change will impact people who have the least amount of resources in that gap will follow the lives of

patients and disproportionately patients who are underinsured or struggle to keep insurance. there are now no level two trauma centers in santa clara county. people who need more advanced care will have to go to a level one trauma center, which is either valley medical or stanford health care. we reached out to hca healthcare regarding the change at rrmc and good samaritan. we're waiting to hear back. previously, hca told us they were making the change due to a decline in utilization. >> resident physicians with sutter health are continuing their demands for a new contract. they were back on the picket line yesterday holding a rally outside california pacific medical center's van nest campus in san francisco. their union has been in negotiations with sutter health for more than nine months. representatives say frontline doctors sometimes work up to 80 hours a week across all four hospital campuses. they are asking for improved work

conditions and a pay raise beyond the 1% they say is currently being offered. >> i have $350,000 in medical school debt, and i live in the second most expensive city in the united states. 1% is not going to pay my student loans, and 1% is not going to pay my rent. >> a sutter spokesperson says they've reached several tentative agreements with the union and will continue to work toward a final deal. >> now it's your morning money report, an executive shakeup. the ceo of starbucks is stepping down immediately. the ceo of chipotle is now going to take his place. the coffee chain announced that brian niccol will be its new chairman and ceo. that's going to be effective september 9th. niccol has led chipotle since 2018. he is replacing laxman narasimhan, who took over starbucks last march. the company has struggled under his leadership. most recently, sales dropped 3% globally at stores open for at least a year. kfc expanding its value menu

with three new $5 options. they include chicken nuggets, a famous bowl and a two piece drum and thigh meal. kfc says they will continue to offer other deals, including $10 tuesdays and a $20 family meal. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we're up about 250 points. might sound crazy, but it ain't no lie, baby. >> bye bye bye. >> yes. >> what are you guessing? >> just let me have my moment, okay? 24 years after its initial release. nsync's. bye bye bye. seeing new success in billboard's top ten. and it's thanks to the new marvel movie deadpool and wolverine. so the song is in the early moments of the movie, which is already made more than $1 billion globally since it premiered late last month. and it seems that moment is resonating with the audience and bringing fans back to the

hit song. i just like to see the video to see. >> for years. i remember this video debuted. >> i know, let it play. >> do you know the dance? i don't, i'm just asking. >> we learned the dance on abc seven at seven oh months ago. >> five six, 78hottogo. >> they had their little dance instructors over here. that's what we have over here. >> no, no. that brat. summer's coming to an end real fast. >> it is right now. we've just ended it. >> you're funny this morning. let's take a live look outside from our mount tam cam on the coast. we have some fog, but really, that's the extent. it's just patchy cloud cover out there around the bay shoreline. and that leads to a very nice afternoon on the way. so here's future weather as we go through the next couple of hours, we'll keep some of that cloud cover along the coast near half moon

bay. but sunshine for everybody else. temperatures into the 60s and 70s around 1030. then as we head deeper into the afternoon, it's very pleasant. when we talk about august numbers inland will be in the 80s, 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline, so highs today, starting in the south bay, it's sunny. we'll have a bit of a breeze this afternoon around 15 to 25mph here. 8-80 in santa clara, 82 in san jose, 85 in gilroy, up along the peninsula, 75 menlo park, but 80 redwood city, san mateo, up to 74. with that afternoon breeze rolling down the hills, we'll find those winds about 15 to 25mph. 62, in half moon bay across the city today, it will be windy this afternoon. we'll have partly cloudy skies and daytime highs in the 60s, which is where we should be for this time of the year. in the north bay, it's warm, 86 novato, but 87 lakeport, 88. in santa rosa, we'll go to 80 in napa in the east bay today, it's bright, sunny, mild with that breeze. this afternoon, 75 in orinda, 73 in berkeley, 76 in fremont and then inland today we'll stay in

the 80s, 86 in livermore, 88 in brentwood, about 86. the high in walnut creek overnight tonight. those winds will relax. we'll see temperatures dip into the 50s and we'll keep a mix of stars and clouds heading into wednesday. now wednesday, little change to our temperatures again in the afternoon. we'll have those breezy onshore winds. and that's the theme for the rest of the week. little change. a steady pattern when it comes to our temperatures through friday. then heading into the weekend, we will find some cooler weather starting to move in here. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast bright this afternoon with some breezy conditions. we'll hold steady with our temperatures through the end of the week, and over the weekend we'll see a bit of a dip, but expect a lot of afternoon sunshine both saturday and sunday. kumasi. thank you drew. >> caltrain has gone all electric with the rollout of its new fleet of rail cars, but what does that mean for those gas powered trains? well if you are a train enthusiast, you may have a chance to take home a piece of history. caltrain is selling a diesel locomotive with 40 years

of service and a million miles traveled, and it's not coming with a functional engine, so you'll have to just be creative and transform it for your own use. so perhaps you can make it a train themed coffee shop or some type of airbnb. >> okay, i have something that's a lot less of an investment. okay chuck e cheese launching launching a nationwide monthly membership program. it starts at just eight bucks a month, and it lets customers play a set number of games every day with an additional discount on food depending on your subscription tier. it's 20%. i look this up. it's 20% off if you do the eight bucks a month. i was looking out for amanda. okay, as a mother of two, was that your job, friend? >> like that girl who's dancing in the middle? did you have to dance as part of your. >> yes, we did. >> 056. and we came and we came up with the dances. >> so just just know that we had the hottest dances in the baltimore area. >> okay? >> there are nine bay area chuck

e cheese locations, including san jose, concord, hayward and san bruno. we turned it up in there every saturday morning. >> really. >> we really did. >> were the children entertained? >> oh, the children were entertained. and we mostly we were entertained. shout out to kristen devon, lynn, the whole team. it was a whole team. davon, especially davon, went to the school for the arts, so he really knew how to dance. okay and he was friends with chucky. you know what that means? >> what does that mean? >> he was in the costume. >> okay, that's good to know. >> i didn't need to know. up next is seven things you need to know today. >> as we head to break a live look outside at 655 and we will be right

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number one, a deadline for residents and families living in rvs on san francisco zoo road. the city is ordering them to move by midnight.

>> number two, israel is on high alert. this morning. there's concern iran could launch an attack at any time. the white house is making a diplomatic push to calm tensions. >> number three, san francisco police are asking for your help solving a cold case. murder 17 year old aubrey, nebraska was killed in august of 2006 at grove and baker streets. >> today, his mom and police chief, bill scott, will be handing out fliers in hopes to find a new clues. >> number four, google is set to reveal its new lineup of phones today. the company will also give updates on how it plans to integrate ai into its products and provide more details about the upcoming android 15 operating system. >> and number five, we're expecting mild sunshine today. a look at your daytime highs. they're pretty close to average for this time of the year. it does get breezy this afternoon. we'll have those winds gusting about 15 to 30mph. >> and number six we'll take you to san rafael southbound 101 at north san pedro road. there is a two car crash blocking the left lane there. the backup is to

lucas valley road, slowing things down to five miles per hour. >> at number seven, former president barack obama, sharing his summer playlist. and this year, it includes everything from satisfaction by the rolling stones to 3-6 five by charli xcx and a bar song by shaboozey and bay area native. her made the list to. >> so that's a little shady made the list too. like, of course you made the list. >> so the beyonce she's on there, she played, okay, first of all, it's not 365. >> who wrote this? it's 360. but charli x x. then we then we shaded her >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. overnight, former president trump's conversation with elon musk.