>> more than 100 families evacuated, when things will be complete in san jose. >> i saw dust, then the train coming to a grinding halt. >> a train hit an suv, killing a 12-year-old boy. this money, the community is mourning. >> a timeline for booster vaccines. doctors explain how the timing between the shots can make a difference. good morning. you are watching abc mornings live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you watch this morning. >> we will start with lisa. lisa: hi, everyone. we have a warming trend starting today in the valleys. it will take a couple days to get going. a quarter mile visibility and sant good news, air quality, one more day at the coast and central bay where it will be good.

we have been onshore flow. moderate air quality as high pressure builds and the temperatures go up. but this morning we are cooler. four degrees cooler in the peninsula and south bay. it will even out as we get into the morning, when we will be in the 60's. upper 60's and 70's by noon. and warming into the low 90's around concord. and it will be cool with the sea breeze at the coast. >> in the south bay, more than 100 homes under evacuation orders still because of a gas leak. a third-party contractor supposedly hit a gas line yesterday. the fire department says the situation escalated later, and homes and businesses will be evacuated until 8:00 a.m. a shelter was open, but closed last night. pg&e is venting the line and we

have a crew going to the scene. >>and po chief is expected to reveal why police shot a man. it happened yesterday on enterprise way. we were over the area as investigators were on the scene. police say the man was wanted on a criminal warrant for manslaughter. they say he was taken to the hospital. neighbors and oakley say they are in shock after a freight train slammed into a vehicle, killing a 12-year-old boy. it happened yesterday afternoon at east cypress road and main street. >> it is a somber day for members of the community. just before 1:00 p.m. wednesday, a car crashed with a train. a 12-year-old boy died, a 19-year-old was sent to the hospital with injuries. >> i saw the cloud of dust and i saw the train come to a grinding halt. everybody got out, there was

attention being paid so i got out of my car and i saw the suv. >> the 12-year-old was a student at delta vista middle school. >> we do not want people dying from our school. it's heartbreaking. >> the superintendent, in a statement, said -- "i'm saddened to share a student passed away yesterday. we have readied team." >> when it is a child involved, i have been making transports for over one year, and it is devastating. >> despite it being an emotional

day, community members want to the family to know that they support them. >> i will pray for them. we have so many things going on right now, trauma left and right. >> now to the latest covid-19 news. cal osha is recommending people wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. moderna has completed its submission to the food and drug administration for full approval of its vaccine. it is still under emergency use authorization. the fda gave full approval to pfizer on monday, and now they are asking the agency to consider a supplemental application for booster shots. we have confirmed the cdc is working on establishing a timeline to prioritize groups to get covid-19 booster shots. it appears health care workers and nursing care residents will be eligible in september.

it is expected that people over 70 will be next, then the general population, adolescents following in january. a ucsf doctor says the delay in the timeline of boosters will impact the severity of future covid surges. >> if you act too late, you will create a longer window of immunity where people could get infected. francis: experts are trying to determine if the 3-4 week gap between doses for pfizer and moderna was long enough to make the second shot effective. luminary data suggests a more productive weeks of the gap. julian: we spoke with the doctor that gave us a broader perspective on the booster shots. >> it is weird, optically, when we are talking about three or four shots and so many countries

do not even have one shot yet. that is where i am sitting, in a little bit of discomfort. francis: we have an entire vaccine team dedicated to getting the latest information about the vaccine if you are wanting to ask questions. go to our website. julian: a warning to americans trying to evacuate afghanistan before the withdrawal deadline on tuesday. they are being told not to approach the airport in kabul. here is a live look, more than 13,000 people have been evacuated in the past day. we have learned about two students from southern california are trying to get out. jobina: yes. americans are there, including 23 students from a school near san diego. the revisiting family over summer vacation when the taliban took over and school officials

say they are extremely worried. >> we understand that they athea still in homes with family and friends, so we are hopeful. jobina: the state department has issued a warning, telling u.s. citizens to avoid traveling to the airport in kabul because of security threats. the alert also warned any americans gathering at three specific gates to leave immediately, adding, be aware of surroundings at all times. it's not clear what prompted the advisory, but earlier the secretary of state expressed concern about threats from the new branch of isis dubbed isis k. helicopter missions are rescuing people behind alabama lines and the state department says they will keep evacuating people after august 31, but they have not explained how. the white house says they have evacuated more than 95,000 people.

reggie: cooler temperatures and higher humidity should help firefighters in their battle against the fire near lake tahoe. now 12% contained. and they hope to contain the fire by september 8. crews are trying to stop its advance to the late, only 20 miles away. take a look at the ash from last night. you see it zooming across the screen. smoke and ash hav the skies there. a dust devil on tuesday. this video released shows the whirlwind swirling across a field, even tossing a tent into the air. it is dangerous because it can carry burning tweaks and dry vegetation near the fire line. the antelope fire is 41% contained. >> goodsa cooler temperatures ie

sierra nevada today. we will go up saturday and sunday int as poor air quality continues in the tahoe basin. 50 with fog in napa right now. santa rosa, the marine layer at 1000 feet. and we have a wind shift. northerly winds, 1000 feet to the northeast, an indicator that we will be warming up today. the air quality is good to moderate in the east bay, the peninsula and south bay. it will be a day of transition where we warm up and we see lighter winds. you can see the sierra nevada is looking unhealthy with hazardous conditions. take a look at the surface smoke. good conditions, but we had haze yesterday and it will continue to be the case inland today. on friday, lighter winds, and we

could see smoke in the higher elevations in the bay area. 77 todayupper 70's from palo aln mateo. low 90's and livermore. 84, san jose. peak heat from tomorrow into saturday. jobina: unfortunately, we are starting off the commute with a deadly crash in livermore. a corner -- coroner has been called out. we have not seen a slowdown yet. but heads up in that direction. on the bay bridge, westbound 80, treasure island, we have a stalled car with a flat tire. it's blocking a lane, but because it is early, not causing a slowdown. here is a live picture on the san mateo bridge. reggie: hospital bills for covid can add up to $100,000 and one company says they are done

with that. the new policy for staff that refused to get vaccinated. >> did you see him last night? reporter: a woman is searching for her lost bulldog. why she thinks it was stolen. reggie: strengthening cybersecurity, the big invest grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you want me to do the boxwoods as well?

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kumasi: scot peterson's hearing for a redraw will be scheduled for 2022. yesterday, a court judge set she would set a date early next year. peterson's attorney claims a juror lied when she said who is never involved in a domestic violence case. he was convicted of killing his wife and their unborn child. his death sentence was overturned last year, but he is still in custody at san quentin. a veterinarian's puppy is missing and she believes that somebody took it. dr. burns has been going

door-to-door, looking for clues as to where her french bulldog is. he got loose on tuesday night and a neighbor says that she saw him on the street, and then a driver of a black car stopped to ask if the dog was hers. but she did not see the driver take the puppy. >> why do you think it was stolen? >> because my name and phone number are in large print on a tag, and nobody has called. kumasi: dr. burns says medication to prevent seizures. she reported him missing to animal control, the sheriff, and has reached out on social media. reggie: delta raising health care costs for staff he refused to get the covid-19 vaccine. we explain how the unvaccinated are costing the airline tens of thousands of dollars. reporter: this morning, the cost of covid getting a lot higher, not just physically, but

financially, especially for the unvaccinated. delta saying starting on november 1, unvaccinated employees will face a $200 surcharge monthly on their health insurance. the ceo says on average unvaccinated employees have cost the company $50,000 a person. >> you not getting a vaccine is not a personal decision, it affects everybody in our society. and for financial purposes, it infects -- affects everybody in your insurance pool. reporter: hospitalization can cost as much as $100,000, so what will insurance companies cover? coming up, we will talk to dan abrams about what this could mean legally. that is your gma first look. reggie: apple is rumored to be trying to get face id to work with masks on the new iphone 13.

they are testing the upgrade, but it is unclear if it will be ready by the time they unveiled a 13 model. google and microsoft are promising president biden that they will invest billions to help strengthen u.s. cybersecurity. nearly three dozen people gathered at the white house to talk about defending against cyber attacks. the president called cybersecurity a core challenge. this comes after a wave of attacks on businesses and operators of critical infrastructure in the u.s. a salmonella outbreak linked to italian style meets and the cdc is trying to figure out which brands are affected. 36 people nationwide have gotten ill after eating cold cuts, seven cases in california. 12 were so severe that those who got sick had to go to the hospital. the cdc is investigating and the recommend heating meats to make

sure that they are safe to eat. kumasi: many businesses in san francisco's japan town are voicing concerns over the possible sale of a hotel to be used for those experiencing homelessness. business leaders fear it will impact tourism in that area. this concerns the buchanan hotel that is across from a plaza that is a favorite destination for tourists. it is one of only two hotels there. the city has assented letters to all businesses about the idea. one man was born in internment camp, and says this is not an issue for japanese business owners. >> we have experience being homeless, taken away with no place to go, so we are sympathetic to those kinds of issues. kumasi: the city's and hoin dept

a public meeting today on zoom. they promise no decisions will be made until after hearings. reggie: new york city has a brand-new attraction as it hopes to boost visitor numbers. the times square wheel is a ferris wheel above broadway. it gives people a birdseye view of the bright lights and even the new year's eve ball. it will be in the big apple through september 14. kumasi: that is nice, but -- have a wheel at golden gate part. -- park. and we had a good time. reggie: it is in a peer location. -- prettier location. lisa: we have a warm-up beginning today. not for everyone. that will come into play on saturday, when high pressure

expands over the area. fog not widespread. 55, hayward. 54, union city. 57, berkeley. we have fog in napa, more so in santa rosa, as the marine layer gets closer to the ground. winds out of the north. and we will be looking at fog this morning as the heat spikes tomorrow and on saturday. cooling on sunday. hazy conditions with moderate to high heat risk. that's because today we will start out in the 90's, but as we look at friday and saturday, they will climb through the upper 90's. so, good air quality today around the bay with an onshore flow. it will be weaker than it has been. you will notice warming closer to the shore. as a result of the warm up today, you will be in the mid 80's in san jose.

78, sunnyvale. mid-seventies, san bruno. 70, downtown with patchy sunshine. 88, santa rosa. 83, vallejo. 81 in castro valley. low 90's in concord. nothing extreme today, but we will build on the heat. the forecast showing 100 for friday and saturday inland, with 80's around the bay. comfortable at the coast. cooling into next week will be more widespread. kumasi: new details from the i-team. the santa clara county board of supervisors is planning to vote on a resolution declaring no confidence in sheriff smith. two board members say they no longer have confidence he is able to faithfully and effectively perform her job duties. the board has called for an independent investigation of jail operations. several officials, including the

san jose mayor, have called for smith to resign. smith says she has no plans to do that. reggie: coming, seven things to know, and the summer concert season cut short in san francisco.

kumasi: it is 5:23 a.m. the state department is warning americans trying to affect the afghanistan to stay away from the airport in kabul. the warning was issued because of security threats. reggie: ecdc advisory board plans to meet next week to discuss the booster shot rollout. johnson & johnson says it's booster raises levels as much as nine times, pfizer three times. kumasi: residents in san jose remain evacuated this morning after a big gas line rupture. pg&e says a third party contractor hit a gas line near eugene avenue, just before 10:00

a.m. yesterday. reggie: new video shows the conditions firefighters are battling near lake tahoe. the flames are pushing near highway 50 overnight. so far, no buildings have been earned -- have been burned. lisa: winds allowing for a warm-up today, especially inland, where we will have 90's. jobina: the biggest issue on the roads is a deadly crash in livermore on 580 before isabel avenue. it happened at 1:30 a.m. kumasi: construction work on millennium tower has been stopped because the building is sinking again. this time, it has dropped another inch, which means it is leaning five inches from the top. reggie: a big blow for a popular concert venue. flooding from a water main break forced stern grove to cancel its final concert in the summer season. check out the water in this

photo. look at that. the was supposed to be a fundraiser for the venue. officials say they are heartbroken by the cancellation and eye seeking donations to pay for damages. the rolling stones are planning to carry on with their u.s. tour, and they will pay tribute to charlie watts, who passed away this week. mick jagger, keith richards and rodney wood will resume their t our on september 26. an insider said the band wants to make the show a celebration of watts' life. kumasi: halloween is a little more than two months away, but one company already wants you to get in the spirit. so, spirit halloween is looking for a chief spirit officer, the cso. you will help keep the halloween

hype going all year long. you have to be social media savvy. in return you will get $10,000, free costumes for a decade. you have until august 20 92 apply. -- 29 t applyo -- to 10,000 dollars a month? reggie: that is not what they said. [laughter] a reason to give your dog extra cuddles. kumasi: and taking on the drought, the strategy water officials are considering to save water. reggie: another city worrying about a shortage of police officers, when they follow through on the vaccine mandate. kumasi: outside, people on the roadways at 5:26 a.m. we'll be right back.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. reggie: new video shows embers near lake tahoe as the fire gets closer to the lake. an update on the dangerous conditions there. more than kumasi: 100 homes kumasi: -- kumasi: more than 100 homes evacuated. and we are on the scene. reggie: sinking again, repair work has stopped at the millennium tower after they found a new problem with the building. good morning. we are live on abc7, hulu live

and wherever you watch this morning. kumasi: we start with the forecast. lisa: good morning. in the south bay, clear conditions and in the low 50's. fog at the coast. dense in santa rosa. and we are mainly in the 50's. air quality is shifting a little bit as the winds get lighter in the upper levels. they will come from the north. good air quality at the coast and south-central bay. moderate air quality again inland. as we get towards 2:00 p.m., we are warming up the pockets of 90's for concord, livermore, near 80 in fremont. at the coast, cooler. for san francisco, near 70, that's a warm up. by 5:00, fog still off the coast. we talk about the marine layer

and how we will have hotter days on friday and saturday, coming up. kumasi: more than 90 wildfires are raging in the west, and here the conditions are hampering efforts to battle these blazes. we are at the desk tracking all of this. jobina: 16 fires in california are considered major fires right now. new video shows the intense conditions firefighters are up against at the caldor fire. these claims are pushing near highway 50 towards khyber's, 300 miles from tahoe. no buildings have burned so far, but the air quality is hazardous. to the south, matt gutman was on the front lines of a fire that broke out yesterday and destroyed 12 homes. he gives perspective on one of the many challenges for calfire. reporter: it is burning in so many places and firefighters cannot reach every hotspot.

they are letting it burn out. jobina: smoke from the wildfires in california has triggered air quality alerts in six other states, like washington, nevada, montana and idaho. we are also attracting -- checking the dixie fire, the largest california fire in history. the burn scar is nearly as large as rhode island. kumasi: you can check the status of all major wildfires with her wildfire tracker on our website. reggie: fremont police gave an update on a shooting involving a police officer overnight. officers responded to a report of a shooting yesterday evening at southlake mobile home park near fremont boulevard. the victim was taken to the hospital. later, they found the suspect nearby with a gun. >> during the interaction between the shooter and officer,

the officer fired his service weapon at the suspect. reggie: the suspect died at the scene. they are still interviewing witnesses and officers for more details. kumasi: on the pandemic, we have an update on booster shots as hospitalizations top 100,000 across the country for the first time since january. a cdc board will meet to discuss the booster shot rollout. yesterday, pfizer and johnson & johnson revealed data showing that boosters increase protection. >> the johnson & johnson shot, a booster shot, can raise antibody levels up nine times, pfizer about three times. that might actually prevent infections and the spread of the disease in the future. kumasi: this is coming as hospitals in georgia and texas are running so low on supplies, that they are receiving ventilators from the u.s. stockpile. all but one patient in the icu

in galveston was vaccinated. reggie: a warning from the san jose police union, the department could be 100 officers shor if theyt start firing officers who are not vaccinated. the union is negotiating to limit the impact on officers who choose not to be vaccinated, including heading off potential fire rates. fire rates are going up. tourists returning to san francisco but a full recovery will not come until about 2025. that is with the tourism bureau is saying. there's been an improvement from last year, but it is still down 39% from 2019. and hotel occupancy in san francisco is 30% down from pre-pandemic levels. last year, sfo lost more passengers than any other airport in the u.s. kumasi: news following the

taliban takeover, white house officials say 13,004 hundred people evacuated from afghanistan in the past day, but several families from san diego are still stranded in that country. six families, including 24 children, got start visiting relatives. yesterday, u.s. diplomats warned people to leave kabul airport because of security threats. the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan says his staff is working to get americans out of the country ahead of the august 31 deadline. he's speaking with good morning america today and says americans in the country are still being contacted directly with instructions on how to get out. >> for american citizens, we are working on other ways to assist them getting to the airport in a safe manner. being part of huge crowds that remain around the gates, the

entrances, is dangerous. we are concerned about our own people. kumasi: the f at 7:00 a.m. reggie: millennium tower is sinking again. that is forcing repair work to stop. we take a look at the new challenges engineers are facing. reporter: it may look normal at millennium tower, but loading representatives say construction work has been halted due tomorrow sinking, this time another inch. that means the tower in fremont is leaning five inches on the top. the building has already sank 17 inches from opening in 2009. the construction work is a multimillion dollar project to fix the problem, but exhilarated settlement, due to installation of 36 inch and 24 inch casings

has been seen. the work has consisted of piles driven into bedrock. three times deeper than the current piles used, with a goal of stabilizing the building. but now more sinking. worrying to some, but not o thee mayor who believes on -- to the mayor who believes in the project. >> $100 million. it's the brains of mit. they have decided to go all the way down to the bedrock. reporter: in 2016, you may remember the homeowner who put a golf ball on the floor, and then it started rolling, signifying the tilt of the building and leading to lawsuits. engineers are trying to determine how to solve the issue going forward. brown says with so many people focused on the building, he

believes it is safe and says he will sleep fine at night. >> no trouble. i'll be sleeping better because it will not be long before somebody offers me a lot more than we paid. reporter: they tell me while there has been tilting, there has been no material harm to the building and it remains a safe. -- remains safe. kumasi: if you leave -- live in certain parts of alameda county, you will be asked to conserve during the drought. officials met last night to talk about strategies. the owner of the water agency in the tri-valley area says they will consider a 15% voluntary conservation order. they will hold a board meeting on september 1. to the south, the santa clara valley water district gave residents a comparison of the reservoirs. on the left, how they looked in

2017. on the right, how they look this month. overall, the reservoirs are at 12.5% of capacity. lisa: yes, and we are very a to september. our offshore season wind event. and we have been protected by fog. and the marine layer. and as we look at the temperatures, it's warm in the upper elevations. 50's at the surface. fog in santa rosa and napa. memory layer is compressed, below 100 -- below 1000 feet, meaning a warmer day today. fog in the north bay. heat will spike tomorrow and on saturday. inland will be warm. hazy conditions as the winds change direction. and then a moderate to high heat risk inland. that will last through sunday. a look at the air quality.

it will be good today from the central bay, to the coast and into the south central bay, but it will be moderate the next few days. on friday, numbers over 100 in concord, 80 in oakland on saturday. 103, building heat in fairfield. livermore at 102. by sunday, upper 90's, but then cooler weather with a sea breeze at the coast. today at the beach, mid to upper 60's with light wind. 70's, downtown. i 84 degreesn san jose -- and 84 degrees in san jose. jobina: good morning. for the most part, the commute is clear. this is a picture showing you 880, the headlights traveling south. in emeryville, 80 right now, headlights traveling westbound and eventually you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's clear there, as well.

tracy to dublin, 39 minutes. everything on time from concord to antioch. 14 minutes there. the biggest issue on the roads is a deadly crash in livermore on westbound 580 before isabel avenue. kumasi: coming up, keeping count of unemployment. the new numbers released minutes ago. reggie: california recall. some candidates are meeting face-to-face for a debate. kumasi: on international dog day, we are celebrating

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we want you to join our family. apply at dennys.com today. reggie: crews repairing a gas leak this morning that has forced 100 families from their homes. we are live where the leak happened.

amy: hi, good morning. look, they are hard at work here at park, where they are working to shut off the line. this area at one point was considered so dangerous, pg&e said they would not even allow people to get their pets. they evacuated the area. then they escorted people in, to get their pets. then they stopped, saying it was unsafe. they evacuated the area. the gas leak is west of the station. a third-party contractor hit and punctured a gas line near race street and eugene avenue just before 10:00 a.m. yesterday. an estimated 325 addresses, residential and commercial, have been evacuated. the red cross was helping people

find a place to sleep last night. nobody was hurt in the incident, but you should avoid the area. we checked into find out what the situation was as far as the gas. one person said the strong -- the smell was a strong last night. the spokesperson says she does not know if they have been able to cap the line yet, but fire officials are working right here to get the line shut down so they can start repairs. so, evacuation orders in place at least until 8:00 a.m. this morning. reggie: new, initial unemployment claims are up slightly from the prior week, the first increase we have seen in five weeks. the labor department just released its jobless claims report for the week. 350,000 employment claims filed last week, up 4000 from the previous week, but in line with forecasts of 350,000.

kumasi: happening today, in honor of women's equality day, san francisco is launching the w challenge to encourage women to exercise the right to vote. the house speaker will be kicking off an event at city hall. and the city administrator helped launch the challenge after numbers showed a gap when it came to women voting. four of the 46 candidates and the recall election debated last night. this was the first debate to include a democrat, who joined john cox and kevin faulkner on the stage. the first question was about vaccine mandates. >> our way out of covid. we want everybody to be healthy and safe, but the best way to do that is to educate people to get the vaccine, and that is the way

we will all get over this taylor as californians. kumasi: the candidates were also asked about building more housing. >> they get projects off the ground in weeks in other states, but here it takes years. that is the reason we do not have the housing supply we need. and there are reforms we can make. we need to rollback the cost that adds $150,000 to the price of a home, and streamlining the approval process. kumasi: on making california more court -- more affordable, cox said he would call for an audit on every state department. reggie: caitlyn jenner was in san francisco yesterday, where she visited the tenderloin to discuss the open lead epidemic and homelessness. >> we have to do something about this. we need to help these people, bottom line.

we knew law enforcement. we need to find places for them to go, affordable housing. we need rehabilitation programs. reggie: she says she can get the job done because she is a hard-working person with common sense. the vice president will be in california tomorrow as part of a rally to campaign on behalf of governor newsom. the president will also show his support. >> i can confirm the president plans to campaign for governor newsom in california. i do not have a date, but that is still his plan. reggie: by now, you should have a mail-in ballot at home and you have until monday to register to vote in the recall election. after that, you can do registration all the way up to election day on tuesday, september 14. kumasi: those in the south bay with respiratory issues can get

a free air filter, courtesy of the air quality management district. smoky air has become harmful, a harmful aspect of living in the bay area. more than 3000 free air filtration systems will be brought into the south bay. shelters caring for the homeless suffering from respiratory issues are also eligible. officials will share details about the plan this morning. reggie: firefighters of the caldor fire were treated to some much-needed puppy love. >> so cute. oh my gosh. work it, girl. [laughter] reggie: this therapy dog moose visited the base camp in placerville yesterday, and you could see that first responders smitten. today is international dog day. kumasi: i want to moose. reggie: i love moose. kumasi: i like big dogs.

awe. lisa: those furry friends will be hot today because we have a heat wave inland, with the heat climbing day by day, beginning today. but it will not last long, which is good news. the onshore flow will help us. but it would not be until next week. this thursday, we start off with fog in the north bay. here's a look. 52, castro valley. 53, fremont. fog fluctuating from a half tooo a quarter mile. 49, pacifica. as we look at the winds in the upper elevations, this is what will bring in the warmer air, and potentially some smoke today. winds coming out of the north. as we shut off the sea breeze, a little bit each day temperatures will get warmer, air quality

will go down, and fog will pr it's in the north bay that the heat that will spike on friday and saturday. cooling at the coast on sunday. today we begin the warming trend, the moderate to high heat risk over the weekend. moderate air quality in the east bay and in the south bay, that is the yellow. we do not expect changes in the sierra nevada, where it is hazardous. today, low 80's in santa clara, upper 70's in sunnyvale. a warm up for redwood city. five degrees warmer in san francisco. 8 degrees warmer in santa rosa. 77, oakland. and the warm up, you can tell inland, with low 90's. take a look at the 100s. tomorrow and saturday, even 80's at the shore. kumasi: a spicy sody -- flamin'

hot cheetahs and mountain dew are teaming up to create flamin hot mountain dew. they say the combined flavors is "the most extreme taste experience yet." you can get the drink online starting on tuesday. but the website says it is already sold out. reggie: i posted it on twitter. kumasi: next week, you might like it. take one sip, you know how you get. reggie: you do know how i am. sadly, you are right. i wish i could defend myself. new, caught attempting to escape covid lockdown in australia. how far one woman was willing to go. kumasi: a san francisco attraction reopening to the public after years of restoration.

kumasi: it is the future of family game night. this infinity game table has digital versions of classic board games. it's wi-fi enabled, it has a 24 inch touchscreen, allowing up to six people to play remotely. it will cost $650. now, for the first time in 60 years, you can visit a forgotten garden. reggie: the historic gardens at fort mason officially reopened yesterday after a four year makeover. it connects the aquatic park to fort mason. >> up until 1970, it was occupied by three colonials, and -- pre-colonials, the u.s.

military, then the park service took over. this is the first time it has been opened since then. reggie: a staircase will restore terrorist lands -- terrace lands and views of the bay. kumasi: that is pretty. reggie: i think it is still coming together. kumasi: celebrating international dog day with a special surprise. some canine vips showing off their talents. and the race to evacuate afghanistan, american citizens towed to avoid the airport in kabul. questions over the reason for the advisory. and another fire in the foothills, with this one threatening the north side of lake tahoe. new video of the caldor fire, which is getting closer to the lake. a a live look outside at 5:56

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from our school and stuff like that. that is just heartbreaking for school. reggie: a lot of grief as they mourn a classmate, a 12-year-old boy who died after eight -- a terrible train crash. kumasi: the tahoe fire now causing widespread shutdowns, some for the rest of the summer. keeping an eye on that smoke for us this morning. reggie: good morning. you are watching abc mornings live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will start with lisa. lisa: hi, everyone. we are going to bring in a warm up today. the wind will be shifting in the upper elevations and allow for a warmer day in the north bay and inland valleys. air quality is going to be good along the coast. our onshore flow, still with us.