experts will sort out the details on exactly who should get that third those. >> we are not out of the woods as it relates to covid. yes, we are sick and tired of it, but it is nee to have your vaccination verification on hand in san francisco. new rules for indoor spaces taking effect one week from today. >> and the election now only about a month away. governor newsom's plan to swing across the state. you are watching abc's 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live. we made it to friday. >> happy friday. we check with you, mike, with a check of the forecast. mike: is the only friday i don't look forward to all year. i wasn't going to make a deal out of it. friday the 13th. i like both of your responses.

i'm going to roll with it. it's friday, all good. the weather will be pretty good. here is a look at the sprinkles night.let's talk about this mor. a little bit of a breeze.he fery building. that will keep the coast relatively cool. pretty mild around the bay, mid 70's to a few low 80's. it is going to be warm, mid to upper 80's. same thing in the south bay with low to mid 90's. take a look at future radar for sprinkles, and we will see how much hotter it is going to get because our two hottest days are this weekend. >> no vaccine, no entry. in one week, san francisco will become the first major u.s. city to mandate full vaccinations for indoor activities, places like bars, restaurants, theaters,

clubs, and gyms. indoor events with more than 1000 people will also have to verify vaccination status. another important date is october 13. that is when employees have to be vaccinated. amy hollyfield is at tfield is l center. amy: chase center has said it will be complying with plans to enforce this at the next concert, september 15 at chase center. if you're coming to that event, you will need to show proof of vaccination. the city of san francisco announced that proof of vaccination will be required. the county health department says it will help educate businesses, but enforcement will fall on the businesses. so gyms, restaurants, bars will have to ask people to show that they are vaccinated. some business owners told us they worry this will cost them customers. >> we don't want to deal with confrontation from anybody on their political views or

religious views or whatever views they may have, as far as the vaccine goes. i am here just to feed people. amy: the golden gate restaurant association says businesses will have to ask to see customers' vaccine cards and their id to make sure they are matching. officials are hoping this will motivate the rest of the city to go ahead and get vaccinated. this large venue here, chase center, will require vaccinations. another venue down the street will not. oracle parks as you can come to a giants game and not show proof of vaccination because it is an outdoor venue. you would just need to vaccination card to go into the parks, restaurant, or the garden club. >> there some -- there are some exemptions, and they include people who are picking up to go through orders and children under 12 are not yet eligible.

>> san francisco's health order also extends vaccination requirements to serve health care providers who were not included in the state order. the city will require workers at adult day centers, dental offices, home health aides, and pharmacists to be fully vaccinated by october 13. one way to show your vaccination status without carrying her cart around his with the state digital vaccine record. we have a full breakdown on how to get your personal qr code right to your phone. head to our website, abc7news.com. this comes after the fda authorized the additional shot yesterday. more on who should get the booster shot. >> transplantantantantantantantt with chemotherapy, and those who have suppressed immune system are still vulnerable to covid-19 after being fully vaccinated. that's why the fda authorized giving a full shot of pfizer or

the moderna vaccine. -- a third shot of pfizer or the moderna vaccine. these are for certainly did not get an adequate response to properly protect them in the first place. >> other fully vaccinated people do not need a booster shot at this time. the delta variant meanwhile continues to spread in the u.s.. florida and texas account for nearly 40% of the country's new hospitalizations. >> contra health services has a new program, paying 100 bucks each time they convince somebody to get fully vaccinated, in an effort to boost vaccination rates. open to age anyone -- to anyone age 14 or up, and the person was not the previously vaccinated for covid-19. it must also make an appointment using a unique website that you provide to them. and you will be paid $100 in total as a check or gift card after each person you help gets

fully vaccinated. you do have to register on the county health services website. if you have any questions about the covid-19 vaccines, you can ask the abc 7 vaccine team. submit your questions at abc 7 news.com/faxing, and there is also information on how you can book a vaccine appointment. julian: the recall campaigns are heating up. government -- governor newsom is set to begin a campaign swing across the state with kickoff in san francisco. here is dan ashley. dan: we have confirmation that the president and vice president are working on potential in person events on behalf of gavin newsom. president biden tweeting in part, governor newsom is leaving california through unprecedented crisis. he is a key partner in fighting the pandemic and helping build our economy back at her than ever. it comes as newsom's opponents -- better than ever. >> when i get

that there still are face mask mandates and vaccine mandates, they will be repealed right away. >> larry elder led a he currently leads a field of 46, including caitlyn jenner. she was asked about her position on axing mandates. >> i don't like the pressure i'm seeing putting on people that they have to be vaccinated. i would encourage people to get vaccinated if they think that is the right thing to do. >> mark class lost -- launched a recall tool. he fears newsom has made the state less safe. >> i cannot see the wholesale destruction of the criminal justice system in california without raising my voice and trying to affect yet again, and that is why i support and hope

other people support the recall of gavin newsom. >> with ballots already in the mail, the campaigns are moving full steam ahead on election day. >> the main thing gavin newsom or any other candidate has to do right now is to people's attention so when that belt comes through the mail they don't just throw it away, they fill it out and return it. julian: that was dan ashley reporting folsom on abc 7 news.com, have all you need to know about the upcoming election, including the ballot. you can vote by mail. kumasi: the burned a total of 805 square miles. showing east activity east of lake almanor last night. within 500 homes have been destroyed with thousands of structures -- the fire is 31% contained. the monument fire has exploded

in size to nearly 72 thousand acres, burning in the shasta-trinity national forest. dave farrell posted this time lapse video showing the fire ring on ironside mountain. at least pretty much structures have been destroyed in this fire. julian: there are smoky or hazy skies because of the hazy fires. extending its air-quality advisory through today, not bad enough to trigger one of those alerts for people who are more sensitive and should limit their time outside. i want to check in with mike nicco because we are talking about that, but also the heat wave moving to the bay area, too. mike: quite a combination, and let's get to the smoke and heat. in the north day, the greatest concentration is going to sit there, but then it oozes across solano county and into, neither, contra costa, the eastern parts of the santa clara valley. as we head into the afternoon and early evening hours and the

sea breeze kicks overnight, that clears us out. except for the high elevations in the north bay and down south of livermore, east of san jose. it spreads as we head into tomorrow afternoon, so there will proba evening hours, the sea breeze kicks in and we are ok. as we head into today, tonight, tomorrow, you can see there will be plenty of smoke in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere. to all of us will have hazy sunshine. 58 in los altos hills, sissy won in several cities, and temperatures are running from the mid-50's to the mid 60's most places. the usual hotspots, out highway 4 near antioch, the upper 60's. for today, pretty hot out there. find ways to keep cool, especially if you're going to be out this evening. temperatures by 7:00 are still in the mid-80's, but very comfortable if you're dining out around the bay. chilly at the coast.

62. before that, we will head out into usual territory around the bay and the coast, mid 60's. tomorrow and sunday will be exceptionally hot. i will show you that in the accuweather seven day forecast. jobina: we are going to start with the maps in oakla blocking one lane on west on 580. it also looks like injuries have been reported here. there is no slowdown. it is still very early. a live look in emeryville showing the headlights traveling westbound. no advisories in from the chp right now for anything as you make your way to the bay bridge. a live look at walnut creek. things are looking -- moving at the limit there. i will let you know when the crash in oakland clears. julian: a major music festival reveals how many covid cases it had after 385 thousand people packed into a park just two weeks ago. kumasi: and cold case. a mother not giving up her plea

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julian: happening today, the mother of 18 killed 15 years ago will be joined by sf pd to bring attention to her sons unsolved murder. w shot and killed at the intersection of grove and baker street near alamo square park in 2006. her mother, paulette -- his mother, paulette brown, will be there this afternoon to hand out flyers. there is a 250 thousand dollars reward for information leading to an arrest. census data shows america is more diverse and multicultural than ever. the number of people who identify as belonging to two or more races more than tripled since 20 10. people of color represent 40% of the total u.s. population, and in california the number of people who identify as hispanic

became the largest racial or ethnic group in the state of all, now acquiring -- now accounting for 40% of residents in california. the bay area has -- thethethethe population in each city increasing by more than 20%. since the data will be used for the next 10 years to redraw congressional districts, california is losing a house seat for the first time because it is growing more slowly than other states. nationwide, population growth was the slowest it's been since the great depression. kumasi: a local couple whose wedding was delayed because of the pandemic is now celebrating two milestones. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone has the story that you will only see on abc seven news. j >> this is -- j

it was taken, who was there, and what was about to happen. >> i walked in to get married with my wife, and there was a whole ceremony planned for us. >> but jeff was not at a chapel. he was at a children's hospital in san francisco, where fatima, who is 49, was about to have their first child. >> patient mentioned she would like to get married before giving birth. >> and get married she did. they initially delayed their wedding during covid. then after years of trying, fatima got pregnant and soon they were in the hospital. >> i'm standing there on the edge of the carpet with rose petals down, that the nurses and the doctors threw down. she starts crying, i started crying with joy. >> the nurses and doctors there in attendance. >> i think that was the best moment, seeing their faces. seeing the smiles and the tears.

>> while the nonalcoholic sparkling cider toast was special, what happened 24 hours after this was the icing on the cake. fatima went into labor, which lasted into thursday. she gave birth to their son, i'k there is any words that can explain it. just pure happiness. >> logan was born 4.5 we born 4e premature buddies healthy, happy, and beautiful. as for jeff's -- -- five weeks premature but is healthy, happy, and beautiful. as for jeff's recommendations. >> we are blessed. we prayed and were given a wonderful blessing in our life. we are going to nurture and take care of it and just don't give up. j.r. stone, abc 7 news.

congratulations. my new parent spring a baby home, there can be worry about how pets may respond, and it turns out just look at this family in texas. this is eighth month -- eight-month-old toby the dog. on tiktok, you can see the mom's hand away on toby. mom capturing this video sayin mom loves this tiny human. not even the mama, though? julian: toby said you have had your time, this is my time with the baby. kumasi: this is so cute. julian: those eyes are adorable. kumasi: like do you see what i'm trying to do here? i keep trying. julian: the smile we all needed on a friday. this guy you are about to see spent time in jail for climbing to the top of london's tallest building. now a british free climb is back at it again. george king thompson just scaled a 2300 foot tower in london, --

a 23-story tower in london. he served three months in jail for climbing the tallest building back in 2019. how did he get up there? >> and why. julian: please tell me the elevator. he says he does these risky climbs to climate bring attention to climate change. julian: that's his story and he is sticking through it. i guess we are talking about it and this should be a reminder to do something. i'm trying to find a silver lining. we are still listening. mike said i'm stillid a good jod this makes no sense. i can think of is your things, less dangerous things to do to bring about climate change. kumasi: d d d d d d d d d d

climate change. julian: exactly. i know it's illegal but it is for a good charge. i took a candy bar from 711 -- climate change. mike: here's a look at what is going on for highlights. clouds and haze and sunshine. sprinkles this evening, and during the overnight hours, it will be milder because of that. the weekend, we have hazy sunshine, and our risk of heat illness is going to rise. this is what is left of kevin, and this is coming toward us. this is another batch of moisture. you can see it on future radar, trying to push out some sprinkles as we head through the afternoon and the evening hours. the greatest chance is going to be over the ocean. even as we head into the evening, you can see with one of our most aggressive models that there is still a chance, especially once the sun sets.

the air tends to moisten naturally as the sun sets. then tomorrow morning, increasing sunshine. our best chance of lightning is going to be the over the sierra. 77 mlp just to 83 in san jose. up the peninsula, most of us in the mid to upper 70's. mid to upper 60's along the coast. for them worth that for the north bay, mid to upper 80's. east bay, mid to upper 70's until you get to castro valley. let's go inland. low to mid 90's once again. a quick jump tomorrow, old and steady through sunday with 100 inland possible. 80's around the bay, still nice at the coast with upper 60's. the heat will moderate but stay above average monday, moderate more as it becomes breezy, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. julian: and vindication for brittany. the new developments in her

kumasi: if you are just joining us, the seven things to know -- the pentagon has sent 3000 troops back to afghanistan to help evacuate americans from the the tabants soon.abul. julian: the fda has authorized pfizer and moderna booster shots for immunocompromised people. at risk people should get a third shot. kumasi: one week from today, san francisco will be requiring full vaccinations for many indoor activities. proof of vaccination will be required at bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, and jim gyms. julian: governor newsom will kickoff a campaign swing across the state to give a chance for people to vote no on the recall. yesterday larry ellen -- larry elder held a rally in san jose. mike: our warmest two days of the next seven are this we can.

you can see temperatures of 75 in san francisco to upper 90's inland, well above our highs of 67 the 880 coliseum camera. things are moving at the limit. kumasi:festival kicks out at thr county fairgrounds. it is one of the west coast's largest indoor art and craft shows. julian: britney spears' father has agreed to step down as her conservator. kaylee hartung has the details. >> in this morning's gma first look, a stunning reversal in their britney spears conservatorship case. a court filing from his attorney saying mr. spears intends to work with the court and his daughter's new attorney to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator. britney spears getting a the

faer fbuse.s gone matthew rosen lawyer do all of these develop its mean the free brittany movement is -- with your gma first look, i am kaylee hartung, abc news los angeles. kumasi: cases have been linked to lollapalooza. that is a large percentage of the people who attended two weeks ago. officials say that it did not turn into a super-spreader event like many feared. attendees had to provide proof of vaccination or a recently

negative covid test. julian: that's good news because we saw those crowds, and they were packed. coming up at 5:30, shout till you drop may be a thing of the past. kumasi: and covid testing for students. san francisco unified's plan to start a new school year monday. julian: the shift in thinking from a radical covid to managing it. a local

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. julian: 3000 u.s. troops heading back to afghanistan. the white house response to the growing crisis. >> we all have to do our part. we need to get vaccinated. kumasi: san francisco becoming the first major u.s. city to require vaccination proof for several indoor businesses. what you need to know before the new rule takes effect. julian: don't even think about

trying to fake a vaccine card. the new morning this morning about a pris snc oaserious fine. kumasi: here we go on friday the 13th. seeti dog. julian: have they not seen there is literally an episode about this. we need to stop. and you know what, today is august, the 13th. abc 7 mornings life. that's mornings live. kumasi: mike, you are not having that. mike: not at all. but i watch so that i can be prepared and ready when the invasion comes. you can see as we head into the afternoon hours, the wind will pick up, and that will keep us

from overheating today in most neighborhoods. during the evening hours, they will taper a little bit, which should make for a mid to upper 70's for most of the bay. you can see mid 80's to mid 90's from san jose organ hill. same thing from napa. over in the east bay, concord and antioch, the neighbors in the low to mid 90's. going to be much harder tomorrow, and there is the chance of some smoke, a little more of it in the sky. we will talk about that coming up. kumasi: got is sending thousands of troops back to afghanistan to help u.s. citizens evacuate the capital city of kabul. this coming after the second largest city fell to the taliban. jobina has more. jobina:ndah

there is worry about the safety of the citizens in kabul, where there is a u.s. embassy. it sent 3000 troops back to afghanistan to help them leave. experts say the country could soon collapse into the hands of the taliban militants. >> the potential for growing terrorist capabilities and threats deep within the heartland of afghanistan the way bin laden did. it is very real. those who have particularly had any affiliation, direct or indirect, with the united states for project and so forth are in imminent danger. >> just last month president biden said it is highly unlikely the tele-band would take over afghanistan. he plans to have all u.s. troops out of the country by the end of this month. now the white house is staying silent about the issue, and pentagon officials are refusing to call the latest deployment a combat mission or an official

evacuation. julian: lots to follow there. you will soon need to have your vaccine card handy. starting in one week, bars, theaters, restaurants, and gyms will all require proof that you are fully vaccinated. large venues like the chase center will require proof that you have gotten the shot. amy has more. amy: the chase center is one example of a place where you will need a vaccination card. they plan to ask to see them at their next scheduled event, a concert on september 15. this will be the rule for indoor places like restaurants, bars, gyms, and entertainment venues in san francisco, and you cannot show a negative covid test in place of a vaccination card. you must show proof of vaccination, or you will not be allowed in.

some business owners say they are worried that this could cost them some customers. they are also concerned about enforcement. but mostus interviewed fully support the new mandate. >> we are already a health driven industry, and this gives our clients thatssance tt be san they go into a gym to work out. >> one major venue will not require vaccination, and that is oracle park. officials there saying you can come to a giants game without a vaccine park -- a vaccine card because it is an outdoor venue. you would need it for the cdm club or the outdoor restaurant. expect to show your vaccine card and photo id in san francisco so they can make sure they match. this goes into effect next friday. retailers like grocery stores are exempt from this mandate. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc seven news.

julian: all sharp sports entertainment employees will be required to be vaccinated. and the sharks coaches but not the players. the sharks require ticket buyers to self attest to vaccination or bring a negative test. kumasi: the white house is warning using fake vaccination cards can lead to a prison g up as places require proof of vaccination. he white house correspondents that the white house coordinator says a government seal will be on the card. fake cards can cause you to wind up in prison. >> i will remind everyone that alize cornet, and the office of inspector general, the department of health and human services, is investigating these schemes. kumasi: abc 7 spoke with a cyber expert who said a lot of fake cards looked just like the real thing, and they are often for sale online in exchange for bitcoin because it is difficult

to trace. julian: as more students head back to school, the state superintendent is drawing attention to covid vaccines for teens and tween's. tony thurman is scheduled to speak this morning, expected to urge kids 12 and up and their parents to get the shot. he also wants schools and communities to get involved in the vaccination effort. kumasi: the state is recommending, not mandating, that students get tested for covid. right now everyone knows that testing for covid is an important way of tracking the spread of the virus, but not every health department is recommending that students be tested once a week, like l.a. unified will do. here is san francisco's plan. >> right now they are not suggesting surveillance testing, which means testing when people are not symptomatic, and instead of somebody has symptoms, we will refer them to where they can get a test him and we will ask them to quarantine if they have been exposed. kumasi: oakland unified

testing sites available to students and staff if they choose to be tested. west contra costa is fabo will n bheaded to the office anytime soon. a copy spokesperson said u.s.-based workers will not be required to be back until january of 2022. they were originally aiming for the fall, according to the spokesperson da. data, not dates, will be driving the return to the office. mark zuckerberg notes all full-time employees will be allowed to work from home if their jobs can be done remotely. julian: a shift in thinking has started from eradicating covid to managing covid, more like we think about the flu. covid cases have searched a that have surged again. dr. carlos del

infectious disease effort -- expert. dr. del rio says societies where people embrace masking and other protective measures will have fewer outbreaks. >> i think it is going to require lots of vaccination mandates, lots of ongoing vaccination. it is not just a one-way vaccination. i think about how many years we vaccinated against polio and measles, spite the fact that we don't have the disease. we need to remember, this may become part of our immunization scheme going forward until we finally control this. julian: dr. del rio is also worried if we don't address health equity issues locally and globally by improving vexing rates in underserved minority communities, the pandemic is going to hang around even longer. kumasi: check your passport. a lot of people trying to travel are running into a big issue. julian: homeland reboot. the new twist on the holiday classic with a home up of stars.

first we check in with mike. mike: nice having you with us this morning. let's take a look at our current air quality. most of us are green, which is good. you get out toward rio vista and we have yellow, which is moderate, still healthy. but you can see the unhealthy air is lurking all around us to the north, to the east, and down to the southeast. it is even worse. look at oregon, washington, idaho, and montana. they are definitely feeling the most negative effects out of all these wildfires. last time i heard, there were about 100 of them in the west. we will have a place like walnut creek that will have a little more haze in the north than other areas. that is an advisory, not a spare the air alert, but an advisory because of that smoke. we will talk about your commute, and it is mainly dry. a few sprinkles in the forecast this evening and overnight. i will show you that on future radar. if you are going to be on the

watery, mass transit, it will be uncomfortable to hot. temperatures in the east bay, 50 enrichment to 60. mid-50's, even some upper 60'sle low clouds pull back to the coast. and temperatures that are going to be in the 60's along the coast, 70's to near 80 around the bay, 80's to 90's and lynn, dropping five degrees as we head into the evening. so a nice evening for outdoor activities. we will talk more about that coming up. jobina: good morning. we are starting with the maps in the south bay. san jose, we do have a minor crash. everything has been safely moved to the center divide, but we have a little bit of his slowdown on southbound 87 before taylor street. and the center divide, it should be moved out of the way shortly, over to the ultimate pass, or the chp has issued a wind advisory. ol onto the steering wheel

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the school board announced to bring them back after school events. the move comes despite injes om community members. as private security guards for things like football games, dances. the deal will last through the end of the year. julian: six flags discovery ki h fsce ir hire more than 200 positions for his fright fest halloween event that starts on september 25. six flags is looking for scare actors to be zombies or gatekeepers as well as makeup artists. if you are at the park this afternoon, you can watch people audition at harbor stage. the scare fair will also be held tomorrow. kumasi: the surge in used car prices might be coming to an end. the bureau of labor statistics reported used-car prices only went up 2% last month, compared to the previous three month that saw a hike of 7% or more. julian: despite the surge in

covid cases triggering a sign of a summer travel slowdown, many americans are planning international vacations. when with the last time you pulled out the passport and check the date? you may need to get the passport renewed now before you run out of time. >> foreign travel was down during the pandemic, so many travelers had to check their passports that haven't checked their passports in a while. if you are thinking about a foreign trip and your passport is expired or about to expire, you might be in for an unpleasant surprise. renewing your passport is taking longer than usual these days. >> there are some massive delays happening right now with passport processing time. >> in normal times, the routine passport renewal takes about six to eight weeks. now the estimated wait time is 18 weeks. scott, founder of scott's cheap flights, say there are a number of reasons this is happening. become one is still pandemic and covid related issues in so far

we are not at full capacity for the passport processing teams as we had been before the pandemic. one is the fact that many folks are excited to travel again. >> another reason is that shipping and mail service is generally slower due to the pandemic. so if you are determined to take that trip and you need to get your passport renewed faster, there are some things you can try. >> you can pay $60 for what is called expedited processing. that jumps you to not exactly the front of the line, but it puts you in a priority category where you can expect to knock at least four to six weeks off your expected processing time. >> one thing to keep in mind is that many countries require your passport be valid three to six months beyond your travel date. the bottom line is if you are ready for international travel but your passport is not, start the renewal process as soon as possible. kumasi: a robotic dog is

serve construction sites at virginia tech university. students and researchers navigate spot using a remote control. he can capture 260 degree photos and maneuver in hard-to-reach errors. professors and students are also using spot to study the role of autonomous technology on construction sites. julian: kumasi: it reminds me of the climate change man. julian: season four of -- this episode where they roll out these dogs -- it is too much, too. mike: episode four, episode five? on netflix? julian: it's on netflix. mike: and what else i can find on disney plus later on. friday, everything drops on friday for that here's a look from the east bay hills cam.

we have some hazy sunshine today, not spare the air day, but our beautiful blue skies are still absent, and that will continue through the weekend. highs today close to average. a burst of warmth. in between, how about the chance of sprinkles this afternoon through the overnight hours. here are the remnants of tropical storm kevin, making a beeline for us. you can see the increase in clouds. as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, sprinkles more than likely. radar could be active, but they will evaporate before they reach the ground. but overnight it is easier for them to reach the ground because that dry wedge will dissipate a little bit. as we head into the evening hours, once the sun sets, there is the better chance of sprinkles, especially closer to the coast. then that moves north and we will see increasing sunshine and heat tomorrow. a touch of that heat in the south day. 92 to 93. cooler in san jose, 83.

78 in cupertino. mid to upper 70's in the peninsula today. at the coast, pretty comfortable. we're looking at 64 to 67 degrees. 67 to 70 downtown. san francisco and sausalito, head up into the valley to do some winetasting. calistoga northward, 90's there. for the east, pretty comfortable. 73 to 79. we have 80 in castro valley, and that is the gateway to the 90's. inland and san ramon to 94 in brentwood. 70's tonight, the rest of us in the 50's and 60's, a couple degrees warmer than this morning. still pretty good sleeping weather. my accuweather seven day forecast, saturday night into sunday should be a touch warmer. that will springboard us to the warmest avenue -- warmest afternoon, sunday. orma than average monday. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday

will be the most comfortable. julian: the reboot of home alone is coming to the small screen just in time for christmas. home sweet home alone will debut exclusively on disney plus november 12. it stars archie gates and s&l star kenan thompson. the movie will become the sixth installment in the home alone franchise. the original home alone, starring macaulay culkin, debuted in 1990. disney, the parent company of abc 7. taco bell wants to make your food even faster. the franchise is planning a new four-lane, two-story drive-through. two stories come just for people who have already ordered and paid for their food. customers will use a qr code to receive their order from a lift system. from workers on the top floor. the goal is to get food into the hands of people even quicker and contactless. the concept will launch in suburban minneapolis next

summer. i guess people in minneapolis -- kumasi: taco bell. they want it quick. hot. ok. julian: we will leave it at that. new at 6:00, that latest fashion fad designing clothing you cannot even physically wear. the industry pumping out tens of thousands of dollars. kumasi: and saving the planet and style. the eco-friendly way a lot of young people like to shop.

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pottery, -- jewelry, pottery, food, and more. it runs from 10:00 a.m. the 5:00 p.m. today and tomorrow, sunday from 10:00. tickets are nine dollars for adults, and kids under 12 are free. julian: the harvest festival return is a relief for local arts and crafts people as many festivals were canceled because of the pandemic. for many of them, the festival is there livelihood -- is there livelihood. it was not easy to lose an entire year of sales, but artists are looking for interacting with buyers. >> they get so excited, and they are, oh, my god, look at this, and they buy it. and my piece is in somebody else's home. that right there is what keeps me going. julian: the harvest festival is returning two months earlier

than usual. kumasi: a new study finds younger generations interested in renting clothing. washington university surveyedud 400 gen z years born between 1997 and 2002. they want to be fashionable but they don't need to own a product. renting close candy stand that can extend the apparel's lifecycle and keep it out of landfills. julian: stanford grad katie ledecky took her two olympic gold medals and two silver medals around the empire state building yesterday. they will be added to her 15 world titles and other 15 olympic gold medals. she already has her sights set on the 2024 summer olympics in paris, and she is not ruling out the los angeles games indo what.

inspiration, absolutely. mike: let's take a look at tonight. giants forecast. it is a fireworks night. 64 degrees, dropping down to 60. it will be breezy, partly cloudy, but a lot of that will be midevel clouds, so we should be able to see the fireworks issue from the low clouds. around the state, 98 in sacramento. fresno 104, a record high in tahoe, 85. the best chance of lightning -- you can see the lightning strike risk will be into the higher country to the east and the north. here is a look at the severe forecast for today, tomorrow, and sunday. if you are heading up to the high country, it is going to be smoky and there is the threat of thunderstorms. julian: here's a look at top stories coming your way. at 6:00 this morning, supreme court college decision. the case declined to be heard that could send a major signal on vaccine mandates to come. the governor going on offense.

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