>> hayes is possible but we are starting in the mid-50's for the most part. we hang out in the 60's and low 60's along the coast. 72 and 80 around the bay. very nice 69 later on. tonight well above average and getting comfortable 78 at 7:00. we look at the newest numbers and the threat -- i will not say the threat of rain. we will leave on a positive note. >> thank you. president biden traveling to the west coast. taking a look at joint base andrews. he is expected to so heade so hh boise, idaho before coming to california. he has a briefing on wildfires and a tour of the damage from the caldor fire. his agenda also includes a campaign rally for governor newsom. with the recall election just a day away the president will be

trying to help governor newsom to keep the job. biden will join at a campaign rally in long beach. amy hollyfield is live at city hall. amy: good morning. city hall is an early voting option for you today if you want to get this done. all polling places will be open tomorrow for the election. volunteers were out this morning working hard to make sure people know about this. they were not all talking about the issues. many just encouraging people to vote. somewhat door-to-door and others held rallies. volunteers say they are just hoping they were member to vote. >> our campaign is to get out and vote and it does not matter who, what, when or where. we believe in voting because this is the lifeline of the united states.

amy: the question on the ballot is, should governor newsom be recalled? if so, who should replace him? the governor will get a boost tonight at his final campaign rally. president joe biden will appear with them and push people to vote no. they will appear in southern california together. place like this one today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> larry elder will make his final stop in monterey park, los angeles and san pedro today. yesterday he held a conference with rose mcgowan. she has accused the

jennifer siebel newsom of working with harvey weinstein. her brother-in-law works of the law firm and is the son of the cofounder. >> you don't think jennifer siebel newsom went home after making contact with me and talking to her husband? if her brother-in-law is the son, it makes him the son of gavin newsom. they are in it together. >> a spokesperson told abc news the allegation is "a complete fabrication." today, john coxe is also hitting the campaign trail. governor newsom had attended a party there last year when coronavirus first it. this is part of the recall.

we do not expect any big gimmicks like this one when he was criticized by animal welfare activists by including a live bear. >> police are trying to find the person who attacked a demonstrator out of rally in san rafael yesterday. demonstrators say it is the latest example of the backlash they are facing. tim johns has the story you will only see on abc 7 news. [horns honking] tim: on a pedestrian walkway over the 101 walkway in san rafael the recall election hit a fever pitch. they say they were making their voices heard when a man approached them holding a knife. >> he was slashing down the sign. tim: while she did not witness the event she spoke to abc 7 on

those who did. after the man started destroying the signs when demonstrator confronted him trying to get him to stop. >> the assailant came toward him and pushed him back and started punching him. tim: following the attack though man fled on foot, his victim to be transported to the hospital where another group member said he was diagnosed with a fractured skull and broken jaw. while it angered rallygoers gibbs says this is nothing new. >> we are in a situation where freedom of speech is in danger. tim: many say it is just another example of the kind of anger that has been directed at recall demonstrators and pointed to an incident yesterday were woman through an egg at larry elder. >> we do not do that kind of stuff. we don't attack people who we disagree with. that site attack the people we disagree with.

we allow free speech. we want free speech. tim: as for the suspect, police said he potentially faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon. although he has not yet been caught. >> currently we are following all leads to try and track down the suspect and identify who that is. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. kumasi: we have in-depth coverage of the candidates, issues, and recall process. everything you need to know about the race on abc 7 news.com. >> now to the pandemic. children are making up a quarter of the country's new covid infections and there is word that worried parents are taking matters into their own hands. jobina is live with more. jobina: children are not small adults. the federal government telling parents did not seek out shots for children who are under 12

and not eligible to be vaccinated. that warning comes as one in four new cases are in children. more than a quarter million new cases were reported in miners two weeks ago. that was the highest number of cases on record since the pandemic again. the former head of the fda says if things go according to plan. -- if it goes according to plan, we could have a vaccine available later on. >> you could have one by halloween. >> that is the goal, october. we are doing everything we can. jobina: one million public school students return for in person learning and two schools in pennsylvania switched back to online learning after a major covid i break -- major covid outbreak.

>> a fast-moving wildfire in mendocino county has destroyed multiple homes. the hopkins fire started yesterday right along the river. it shows multiple homes in flames or burned to the ground. about 275 acres have burned. it is just 10% contained. kumasi: warm and dry conditions are keeping the fire active. it is 65% contained but there are positive signs. yesterday, a stretch of highway 50 from icehouse road to kyburz was reopened. more evacuation orders have been downgraded but 16,000 structures are still threatened. more than 219,000 acres have burned. more funding is available to help caldor fire victims after president biden declared that a major disaster in the state of california. he ordered federal assistance to supplement state, tribal and

local recovery efforts. funding is also available to certain nonprofit organizations. >> trust funds have to compensate california victims say they are short 2.5 ilya dollars. those who file claims may never be fully compensated. that was the message from a trust of the fire victim trust which was established to benefit survivors impacted by three major northern california fires ignited by pg&e. one of those was the deadly 20 fire in butte county. nearly 70,000 people have filed a claim. the trust says remaining money is in pg&e stock and has yet to be sold. kumasi: an apartment building explodes leaving behind a shell of a building. one investigators say might've triggered the blast. reggie: the gulf coast bracing for another storm. tropical storm nicholas marching toward texas. michael have more on that path. mike: as i look at the latest

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reggie: tropical storm nicholas is heading toward texas and expected to bring heavy rain and in coastal areas of louisiana and mexico. the governor of texas placed emergency teams on standby along the coast. louisiana's governor declared a state of emergency last night. that state still recovering from hurricane ida. mike nicco standing by with a look at the path of the storm. mike: let's start with good news. it is only a tropical storm and

60 mile-per-hour wind and very little time to ramp up much more. but it will. it is kind of disorganized with the heavy rain over the gulf. that is nice until we get into tonight and tomorrow when it starts to come ashore and pushes that shield of rain into the southeastern part of texas and across louisiana. that is where we are going to see a whole lot of flooding. just follow the purple. that is where we start at 5:00, even the wider 10 inches of rain. it is going to be the inland rain and flooding that will be the biggest issue. back at home you can see a ton of sunshine in the south bay. 54 santa clara all the way to 61 in san jose. 60 in alameda, low to mid 60's in the east bay valleys, 57 san francisco right now. we have a nice wind at the golden gate the coast from overheating. if you are out elsewhere, it will be warmer. watch out if you are exercising, running errands.

the air quality should be good and if you have been running the ac, another day to do that. mid-90's in the east bay valley, 92 south bay, 88 and nearly 90 in the north bay, 70's around the bay with low to upper 60's at the coast and san francisco where it will be breezy from time to time. let's turn it over to jobina for the morning commute. jobina: good morning. we had an earlier crash and stall the altamont pass that slowed things down. from tracy to dublin it will be 57 minutes for the drivetime. antioch to concord things are slowing down. moving over to a live picture of the bay bridge the metering lights are on and where we see the backup -- although still not bad. look at the richmond san rafael ridge and things are heading pretty good.

chp has a wind advisory in effect. kumasi: thank you. are you too busy? having too much free time maybe nearly as bad for our health is having too little. it focused on how people spend discretionary time. either exercising, watching tv, other hobbies. people who had a full seven hours to fill with something to do felt more unhappy, especially when engaging in unproductive activities than those that had 3.5 hours of free time. so, if you are planning to retire, spending your newfound time with purpose is the key. ok. reggie: it kind of seems like, from what i read, about two hours is the key amount of free time per day. anything more is stress, anything less is stressed. kumasi: i feel like you should be doing more with your time? like you feel guilty about relaxing? reggie: yeah.

they feel like they are not fulfilled. can give you a whole list. kumasi: plenty of things to do. [laughter] reggie: or not do. kumasi: just sit down. a florida man is waking up $1 million richer. reggie: but the lottery win is anything but ordinary. why this story is extra special. kumasi: as we had to break, let's take a live look outside.

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chief is on the job today. he spent 26 yea yea y worth, texas police department and also president of the california police chief association. he will be sworn in during the city council meeting at 6:30 tonight. kumasi: new at 6:00, usually the first dollar a business makes is put up on the wall as a memento, but an auto repair shop in florida will have more green. $1 million is how much brian won on his first day of business. he stopped by circle k to get a couple of things and got a lottery ticket and just like that, he won $1 million. he took a one-time payout of $880,000. good job, brian. reggie: was that a positive florida story? kumasi: yes. unlike that cat dangling from the game. did you see that? mike: didn't they hold it up like simba? kumasi: and caught it with the

american flag. [laughter] mike: on 9/11. kumasi: there was a lot happening, reggie. reggie: there really was. congratulations to this man. [laughter] do you know how may times i have been to circle k and won nothing? kumasi: don't give up, friend. [laughter] reggie: thank you. i will not. welcome to monday. here is a look from the coast. the clouds are broken as the push into the bay and in the distance we have high clouds and hazy conditions. mike: especially as the warmest afternoon unfolds today and tomorrow. little bit warmer than average. as we head throughout the forecast the north bay has a chance of showers saturday and the fire risk is increasing next week and could be the first significant offshore wind event. we are in the height of fire season the next several weeks. as far as temperatures 92 morgan hill, 83 and 89 for the rest of

the south bay, 75 today santa cruz, 74 san bernardino, everyone else in the low to mid 80's. along the coast of the breeze will keep you around 62 to 66. 70 for downtown in south san francisco with a breeze out of the north. the beach could hit 73. look as you had inland. 86 to 94, 90 in napa. pretty comfortable around here gillies, burke ely -- hercules and berkeley, fremont 87, 92 to 95. if you have been running the air over the weekend, you will need it again today. 96 today in yosemite. at least the air quality is better in tahoe. tonight you can see just a few more clouds dot the sky. here is my accuweather 7 day forecast. you will see an uptick, couple

of degrees warmer tomorrow. then we drop five to 10 degrees as the on shore breeze and morning clouds return. we have that cold front saturday that will bring cooler weather saturday and sunday. well below average and the slight chance of rain in the north bay. reggie: thank you. good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger has a look at what is ahead.

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at future radar for saturday. mike: early-season cold front bringing rain to oregon and then it falls apart into the north bay saturday afternoon and evening leaving us with plenty of sunshine sunday. if you look at the rainfall potential, it gets as far south as ukiah and close to tahoe. unfortunately not coming our way yet. i hope it changes. kumasi: thank you. happening now, president biden taking off for his trip to the west coast. little shaky but we are taking you live because president biden just got on air force one. he is on the plane. you can see getting ready to take off. he is headed to idaho this morning and then we'll be headed to california this afternoon. sorry about those issues. he will be in sacramento when he first gets here for a briefing on wildfires and then heading to long beach tonight for a campaign stop for governor gavin newsom.

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department got in on the gig at this weekend's bluegrass festival. good morning and welcome to monday, september 13. you're watching abc 7 mornings. kumasi: will want to start with the forecast with mike. mike: good morning. nice to see you. thank you for joining us. first, we opened the weather window and show you what it looks like from mount tam. you can see low clouds making the late push on a light breeze as high pressure dominates the weather. temperatures mainly in the 50's through the morning commute. 48 santa rosa, 63 antioch, and toward noon any cloud cover will be right around half the bay. the rest sunshine. not a spare the air day. upper 60's and mid-seventies around the bay. mixture of 70's and 80's inland by noon. the 80's become dominant inland, in the south and north bay as well.

60's and 70's around the bay and everyone will have a delightful evening at 7:00, mainly 60's and 70's. one more hot day and then cool weather on the way. we have it all coming up. reggie: thank you. the california recall election is happening tomorrow so here's a look at the countdown to when the polls open at 7:00 a.m. today president biden is coming to california and will join governor newsom in a campaign rally in long beach. amy hollyfield live at san francisco city hall where voters are expected this morning. amy: city hall is an early voting option for you today. it opens at 8:00 a.m. if you want to get it done today, volunteers were very busy this weekend reminding people about the election, encouraging them to vote. we saw phone banks, door-to-door visitors and rallies. mail-in ballot activity has been strong. more than 7 million ballots have been mailed and. the california has 22 million

registered voters. volunteers are doing what they can to make sure everyone knows about this election and making sure they plan to vote. >> the vote by mail voting has helped to the democratic party and between now and tuesday i think we will finish the job. amy: governor newsom has received support from top democrats but tonight he will get his biggest push yet. the president of the united states will campaign with him. president joe biden appearing at a rally the governor tonight in long beach. early voting at a few locations and mail-in ballots are options for you today, but all polling places will be open tomorrow for the election. it is only the second time in california history voters have had the chance to vote in a recall election. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. we have in-depth coverage of the candidates, issues and recall process.

everything you need to know about the race to replace governor newsom is on our website, abc7news.com under the features section. kumasi: we have breaking news. a shelter-in-place has been ordered at san jose after a vehicle hit a building and started a gas leak. this is on wo101. people are being told the shelter-in-place and there are traffic controls in place. pg&e is responding. we will track this and let you know when we get more. with hospitals in some parts of the country becoming overwhelmed with covid patients the biden administration is pushing workplace based vaccinations. jobina is live to tell us how legal these are. jobina: president biden's vaccine mandate is the most aggressive push by his administration to get more americans vaccinated. critics say he is walking back on previous promises not to implement a vaccine mandate. the president has ordered the labor department to create a new

rule mandating companies with 100 employees are more demanding vaccine or conduct weekly covid-19 tests for those who opt out, either through religious or medical exemption. governors can hand down these mandates but abc news chief analyst dan abrams says the federal government's case is not a slamdunk. >> anyone getting federal funds they have control over. but it is demanded of the larger companies where i think there could be serious challenges. and remember, the best challenges are not going to come from the governors, it is going to come from employers saying, for whatever reason, we don't want to implement this. osha has typically lost to these kinds of cases in court. jobina: companies face a penalty of $13,000 per violation but it will take time for these to be enforced. federal employees and contractors along with health-care workers at

facilities receiving federal funding are covered by this vaccine mandate and they can no longer opt to do regular testing. reggie: thank you. a key piece of president biden's agenda is hanging in the balance as congress returns to washington. his infrastructure bill passed in the senate but still sitting in the house. progressive house democrats say they will not act unless the senate passes a $3.5 trillion budget resolution deal. that measure has its own obstacles. west virginia senator joe manchin is causing for a pause and wants debate on the bill. the senate is split 50-50 and democrats need the vote. >> we have the unknown and the unknown is everything you are talking about, covid, what is happening, what it will do to the economy. nobody is talking about inflation or debt. we should have that is part of the discussion. reggie: the budget committee chairman bernie sanders is confident democrats will be able to work out their differences. he has been critical of manchin. kumasi: investigators say they

are looking for suspects in a fire in marin county near the backpacking campground in the golden gate recreational area. the crews were on scene throughout the night. witnesses are credited with helping stop a suspected arson. santa rosa police were called to the field behind the bay village shopping center on marlow road saturday and found a man surrounded by several people. those people told police the man lit something on fire, dropped in on the ground, i was trying to fan the flames. firefighters contained the fighter to a 400 foot square foot area of grass and police arrested the man. reggie: happening today, if you are out and about in burlingame, police are going to be watching people carefully, especially but comes to traffic laws. officers will be conducting a bicycle, pedestrian safety operation around town. the goal is to keep everybody safe. burlingame officers are looking for speeders, people making illegal turns, and those who failed to stop for pedestrians.

i should say crosswalks. the operation will run from 8:00 a.m. until noon. kumasi: work is set to begin this week on cleaning up the massive damage in san francisco's stern grove. workers will start clearing away damaged trees and that filled the part of the park, including the concert area. a water pipe ruptured last month when crews were preparing a leaking air valve. 700,000 gallons of drinking water was lost and repairs are estimated to cost at least $4 million. ♪ reggie: opera house yesterday for there was a live performance outside and in died where people could get -- inside where people could get vaccinated. hardly strictly bluegrass had canceled in person and will go virtual. up next, a first for iphone.

when apple is expected to show off the first time. kumasi: live look at the board at the new york stock exchange. up right now by 220. reggie: it is not the first monday in may but fashion's biggest night will take over the big apple. the peak at the met gala from the woman of the hour herself. kumasi: i love the met gala. jobina: we begin in richmond where we have a sig alert on eastbound 580. speeds are down to 6 miles per hour. one lane is blocked. thankfully it is in the counter commute direction. live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza where lights came on at 5:38. this is the most packed spot. speeds under the limit as you make your way into san francisco.

live look in san jose showing off 101. clear conditions overall in the south bay. let's check in with mike for more. mike: hi, everybody. san francisco sees increasing clouds but still some sunshine and haze. 54 and sonny to the ferry building. around elsewhere 49 healdsburg, 46 belmont, 54 santa clara, 59 pleasanton, but a lot of 60's at a lot of the other inland places. things will not change for the kids heading up to school. we have low clouds near the coast, high clouds at recess, 63 to 66 at the coast in the bay. from jackets to short sleeves, 91 inland, 75 around the bay, and 63 at the coast. here is your commute. you can see the haze as we look to the west from the san mateo bridge. limited cloud cover near the coast. limited wind on the ferry and if

you are taking mass transit, it will be comfy. the haze in the air will remain throughout today and through tomorrow but there is no spare the air. most of that will be above us. we want to take a look at some high temperatures around the bay. sponsored by visit california, see you in a little bit.

reggie: we are getting this statement from top fda researchers on the subject of booster shots. you may be surprised. they say there is no evidence that shows it is time to give americans another shot. jobina forbes is live with what this means for the biden administration's plans to roll these out. jobina: this is significant concerning the white house's plans to begin booster shots for the general population. two top fda reviewers have signed onto a statement that says it is too soon to administer those booster shots. the reviewers say the current vaccine doses remain highly effective against severe disease and that is the primary goal of vaccination. dr. gruber and dr. krause are both veterans of the fda and they played key roles in authorizing all three covid-19 vaccines in use in the united states right now. the statement says all the signs out there at this moment does

not point to the credible evidence the vaccines are winning and how effective they are -- waning and how effective they are. members of the world health organization also signed onto the statement. the who called on many nations to delay third doses given the disparity in vaccine distribution. the biden administration is targeting september 20 for rollouts of booster shots for the general population and the administration has not responded to the statement. kumasi: thank you. republican and democratic leaders will stand in unity and observe a moment of silence today for the victims of the 9/11 attacks. a ceremony will be held at 9:00 a.m. on the steps of the capitol building mark 20 years. speaker pelosi, senate majority leader chuck schumer, and mitch mcconnell, as well as house republican leader kevin mccarthy, will be attending. today, secretary of state blinken will be testifying in front of the house foreign

affairs committee. this is the first time since the evacuation from afghanistan. over the weekend protesters took part in a number of rallies nationwide calling on the government to provide humanitarian aid to refugees were still in afghanistan and cannot leave the country. one of those rallies took place at san francisco's union square. organizers with the global advocates for afghanistan see the need is urgent and times of the essence. they fear refugees will not only be ignored by the taliban government but become targets. >> the taliban recognized the terrorist organization throughout the world. humanitarian aid cannot get in, it is blocked. we need our leaders and at the american people to push our leaders to try and find whatever we we can to get aid to the country. kumasi: protesters also called on the u.s. government to do more to help refugees leave, especially those who have visas and are awaiting a way out of the country. reggie: today, a new york judge

will hear whether prince andrew has been properly served with a sex abuse lawsuit. queen elizabeth's son is being accused of raping and sexually assaulting a woman and also claimed she was sex trafficked at 17 by a former friend, jeffrey epstein. prince andrew has denied the accusations. the attorney said they tried over and over to serve him with a lawsuit through email, courier, and through the mail. >> that judge making a determination on whether or not service was perfected will be key because that is going to determine whether or not the lawsuit can continue. reggie: prince andrew will not be in court this morning. the suit is seen as the first such legal action of its kind against a senior royal in modern times. breaking news, sky 7 shelter-in-place over san jose after a vehicle hit a building creating a gas leak onw

wooster avenue. people are being told the shelter-in-place and there are traffic controls as well. pg&e is responding. we will keep track of this breaking news and send out updates to the abc 7 news at. kumasi: now for your money report. the company behind fortnite is appealing its legal battle with apple. it accused apple of running an illegal monopoly. friday a judge ruled apple is not a monopoly, which is what they are appealing. the judge ordered apple to start accepting third-party payments the. we have new details to share about the new iphone. is expected to be unveiled tomorrow. the iphone 13 pro and 13 promax will be the first ever to come with one terabyte of storage. for reference, that is the same as 1000 gigs. they are expected to have better cameras. apple's event is set for 10:00

tomorrow morning. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are still up 215. there is a new warning about a potentially rough ride on the stock market. analysts in firms like bank of america, morgan stanley costing investors the markets may pull back after what has been a successful year. the s&p 500 has already hit over 50 record highs this year. target offering a good deal for you if you got growing youngsters. the carsey trade-in event has returned. you can trade in car seats that your kids have outgrown. they will give you a 20% off coupon good for another car seat. you can also use the coupon on strollers, high chairs, and rockers. this runs through september 25. the coupons are redeemable through october 2. reggie: tonight fashionistas everywhere counting down the hours until the met gala. this morning we are hearing from vogue's anna winter.

she talks to robert roberts about the star power and how this year includes a little bit of its west. >> what has been so incredible about this year's we invited some of the more established designer like tommy hilfiger, ralph lauren, tory burch, to sponsor young designers. it is this remarkable mix of the established and the future. reggie: what does anna winter hope to see the red carpet? that is coming up on gma after abc 7 mornings. i was wondering every and i was going to be there. she was not there in 2019. she posted she is hosting the met after party. kumasi: ok. reggie: there is a good chance. kumasi: i cannot wait to see if she is going. look at this. personal protective equipment, ppe, has made its debut to the

catwalk during china's fashion week. medical garments in various styles paid tribute to medical workers fighting against covid. in addition to uniforms for nurses and doctors they showcased new looks for patients and what ppe could be. it could be that. reggie: i don't want that. mike: on one of my flights. reggie: some of us dressed like that? mike: i will send it to you. full on, head to toe covered, mask up. reggie: ok. kumasi: oh. mike: that is what made them comfortable. reggie: they could not have been comfortable. [laughter] kumasi: they made it. mike: let's get onto the weather. we are going to start by opening the weather window on this monday. you can see high clouds and those will move on. we will have a lot of haze and

sunshine but no spare the air day. most of the smoke will be above us. it remains warm today again. tonight we have clouds but it will be breezy in the north hills. not reaching critical fire conditions. that could happen after the weekend which will be cooler for a chance of showers. next day in tuesday could be the first offshore wind event. let's focus on mid to upper 80's through the south bay, 87 san jose, 90to 92 gilroy. 80's on the peninsula. receipt along the coast under partly cloudy skies with mid 60's. 70 for downtown and south san francisco. padres are in town tonight, 57 degrees at oracle. northbay breezy along the coast near 70 to 73eg 94 degrees in the valley. richmond, hercules, berkeley looking nice.

hottest temperatures 92 to 95 in the east bay valleys. accuweather forecast hotter tomorrow and cooler 5 to 10 wednesday. it will get cooler again thursday and friday. reggie: thanks. space exploration will reach new heights on one's they went for civilians -- new wednesday when four civilians take flight. jared isaac minnen is paying for the flight --jared isaacman will be paying for the flight. they have been training six months. >> the realization is setting in. i got the yes and it is that life-changing moment. something i have wanted my entire life. reggie: the rocket will launch from cape canaveral and the trip

is supposed to last three days. kumasi: the magic number for the san francisco giants is 1. if they beat the padres tonight at oracle park, the team can clinch a postseason birth with a 93 and 50. the team has not been -- has been seen in postseason play in the last four years. reggie: exciting. kumasi: that is exciting. i am claiming it. reggie: that is baseball, right? kumasi: that is the baseball. reggie: i'm ready. [laughter] kumasi: the seven things you need to know today. need to know today. reggie: live look dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me. but i never invited you in. it's my life and this is my journey. i've found a way to do things differently with ocrevus, an infusion treatment that's 2-times-a-year. for adults with relapsing or primary progressive forms of multiple sclerosis, ocrevus is proven effective in reducing relapses in rms

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to california this morning. this afternoon he will survey the caldor fire damage and then attend an anti-recall rally for governor newsom in long beach. kumasi: number three, a warning to parents from the fda to not try and give a child under 12 a covid vaccine. that warning comes as one in four new cases in america are in kids. reggie: number four, firefighters working to stop a wildfire that has destroyed multiple homes in mendocino county. the hopkins fire started yesterday 10 miles north of ukiah. mike: conditions along the coastal keep you sunny and below average. san francisco 78 and then a mixture of haze and sunshine with well above average temperatures for the inland areas. kumasi: number 6, 2 issues underway on the roads. jobina: the first is an alert in richmond eastbound 580 past central avenue due to emergency roadwork. six miles per hour and then the bay bridge has a backup. metering lights came on at 5:38. kumasi: number seven, in case

you missed the peak florida goodness video of a cat dangling from the upper deck of a college football game on saturday. this was at hard rock rock stadium in miami gardens. this is absolutely crazy. the cat is dangling and then they caught it with the flag. reggie: and then held it. kumasi: i did not notice this but i feel like a cat is more traumatized by them than the fall. mike: he gets a little aggressive. right there. kumasi: they need to leave the cat alone. this is the problem. reggie: oh no. i don't like this at all. kumasi: but the cat down. reggie: leave the cat alone. kumasi: that person. reggie: what is this woman doing? jobina: where did the cat come from? kumasi: they say it got in there some kind of way. jobina: kumasi, get your home state. kumasi: you know what? reggie: everybody wants to be here at the end. kumasi: you did your part, the

cat is alive. mike: it does not want to be held up like simba. [laughter] reggie: i knew that was going to have a horrifying twist. i could feel it in my bones. mike: good morning, america. the fda is issuing a warning to parents this morning about the vaccine and their children. this morning, the states pushing back on president biden's new mandates as covid cases in kids surge. when will the shot finally be available for children? all eyes on the fda. why they are urging parents to wait, and with hospitals being crushed by an overwhelming amount of cases, one maternity unit forced to pause baby deliveries after more than a dozen nurses resign. hurricane watch. tropical storm nicholas intensifying. millions along the gulf coast bracing for a big hit and dangerous flooding. ginger is tracking it all this morning. 9/11 declassified. 20 years after the horrific attacks, the fbi releases an investigative report.

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